handcuffs on himself and then he'd go around, turn around and take the handcuffs off. >> presto chango. he would be spinning the handcuffs around on his fingertip. now the victim is fascinated. how did you do that? and he goes, i'll show you. >> put your hands up. >> so, in other words, his victims allowed him to put handcuffs on them. and once you're in handcuffs, you can't fight back then he says, i can't get out of these things. >> what's the trick? >> and he pulls out a key, a handcuff key, and he says, the trick is you got to have the key he had a second manner, which i would guess he employed when he was growing frustrated, and he couldn't find a kid who was vulnerable, which is that he would pretend to be a cop his big black oldsmobile that he tricked out to make it look like a police car and he'd wear a leather jacket, a leather bomber type jacket so he could look as if he was an undercover cop. >> and he'd say, i'm a cop. >> get in the car. >> and he put handcuffs on the kid or something like that. >> sort of scare him. but then say, don't worry, everything's going to be okay.

and so that was attached to my handcuffs. so my hands were kind of up here. and then i had a restraint on my right leg, which was attached to the bottom of the bed, the bed frame there. and then he was just kind of like, okay, we're going to go to sleep. and he was right next to me. >> but kara remains patient and observant. then early the next morning, she sees her opportunity. up next, the harrowing details of kara's escape. >> i just thought for some reason, he was going to wake up and he was going to shoot me. >> and ow she l cops to a killer. when we come back. >> if you're on medicare, remember the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare and get coverage you can count on for your whole life ahead with our broad range of plans, including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. it can combine your hospital and doctor coverage with part d prescription drug coverage, and more, all in one simple plan for a low or $0 monthly premium. unitedhealthcare

they locked the door, sometimes they will handcuff me to the chair.r a lawyer at some point? yes. and they said, we'll get one when we're done. lester holt: ogrod says detective devlin took the lead, and fed him details of the crime. walter ogrod: they just kept on taking pictures of barbara jean's body and putting them right in my face like so, and said, remember, this is what you did, this is what you did. you killed a child. we're going to do everything we can to help you remember it. and he said, this is what-- you went this way and you went here. now i need you to do exactly what i just showed you, so i can say you did it. and devlin was the one creating everything. and you're going along with this. i'm like, out of it. i'm like, what's going on around here? lester holt: he says he repeated what devlin wanted him to say, and then signed the confession, because he was exhausted and afraid. by the time he was put in a holding cell, he'd already recanted, but it was too late. did you realize what had just happened? when i start getting like a little

the handcuffs are off of them and they will put the handcuffs on the bad guys. that executive actions will be made by this administration, they're probably ready to go and the ink is dry waiting for his signature to begin financing what we started. securing the border, finishing the wall where it makes sense. give the technology and resources in the hands of border patrol as well as sending a message to the criminal aliens and those that are here illegally in the united states to be on the lookout. ice and those associated with federal law enforcement will be looking for those national security and public safety threats. they are ready to go and america deserves this and america voted for this and they will get what they asked for because i think this dhs secretary, governor noem with border czar tom homan will be ready to go and the people that will work for them are excited. >> rich: how much an effect just the new administration coming in has on the effect of pulling people to the border or prevent them from making the trip? >> it's already starting to take p

they frisk, search, handcuff or hold them. for example, police detained a black man outside of a dollar store and struck him in the leg with a baton and pepper sprayed him in the face. dollar stores in the area had seen a spate of robberies but police had no reason to suspect this man had to do with them. and someone's car contains drugs or weapons, officers often tow and impound the vehicles. third, the police department must stop policies that have a disproportionate effect on black people in this community. we uncovered racial disparities that cannot be explained by differences in driving behavior. we found that m.p.d. arrest black adults for marijuana possession at 5.2 times the rate of white adults from 2018 to 2023. police cite black drivers for equipment violations like tinted windows at several times the rate of white drivers and between 2018 and 2023, they arrested 121 black children for disorderly conduct compared to just one child during that one time period. fourth, the city and the police department must stop disc

mangione — a 26—year—old computer science graduate from a top us university — seen yesterday in handcuffs on firearm and forgery charges in pennsylvania and, overnight, a murder charge has been filed in new york after health—insurance boss brian thompson was shot dead in the street by a masked man in manhattan, 280 miles away from altoona, where the suspect was found. a huge manhunt and a nationwide police appeal led here to a roadside mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania. the suspect, who was inside the restaurant, was recognised and an employee then tipped off the police. i want to begin by thanking our fellow pennsylvania resident who acted as a hero today. pennsylvania resident saw something early this morning at mcdonald's and said something to our local police, and our local police here in altoona acted swiftly. didn't even think twice about it. we knew that was our guy, but he was very... uh... he was very cooperative with us. didn't really give us too many issues. once we found out his identity, we took it from there. the authorities say the suspect was in possession of items consi

mangione was flanked by police officers as he was brought to the manhattan courthouse, he was in handcuffsand beige pants. inside he was asked and we pleaded to the ii inside he was asked and we pleaded to the 11 count indictment by new york state prosecutors which includes first—degree murder and murder is an act of terrorism. for the killing of brian thompson the boss of the american insurance company unitedhealthcare. he leaned into the microphone and said not guilty. these are charges separate to the federal charges separate to the federal charges that he was in court for when he first arrived in new york on thursday. if convicted in the state case luigi mangione could face life in prison with no parole. in the federal case he could technically face the death penalty if prosecutors seek it. the lead prosecutor in the state case said in court he had never seen a case with such a high volume of evidence. remember, investigators collected fingerprints, images and other evidence during their five—day man—hunt, and say they recovered in the possession of luigi mangione a ghost gun, note boo

eric: well, we're likely to know when that suspect is caught, and you believe he will be in handcuffs eric, by the time we speak next week, i have -- i'm going to go on the record and say i believe he'll be in the canned -- handcuffs. eric: ted williams, thank you for your insight and analysis of this shocking case. good to see you. >> my pleasure. eric: arthel? arthel: well, eric and ted, the judge in daniel penny's case dismissing the top charge of manslaughter after the jury deadlocked. they will now consider the lesser charge of criminally-negligent homicide in the new york city subway chokehold trial. let's go to c.b. cotton, she has the latest. and, c.b., how is defense responding to all of this? >> reporter: yeah, arthel. well, they're not too happy because when the jurors were out of the courtroom, daniel penny's defense team repeatedly objected to continues deliberations on the lesser charge. defense attorney thomas ken told the judge the move would be elbowing the jury to reach a verdict, and he called for a mistrial. but, ultimately, the judge granted prosecutors' request t

they're struggling to get out of handcuffs. he would put a rope. around their neck and turn it with a hammer handle, and they would be convulsing on his floor. didn't bother him in the least. didn't bother him talking about it. >> six hours went by with gacy spilling his guts, going through his victims one by one. >> he had such a memory he had just an exhaustive memory. the way he said he handled each victim. >> we had smoked and we were talking about sex, how he killed him, what he did to them. >> what was your initial emotional response? >> just going down the crawlspace. get rid of them yeah, but once you buried somebody that was already gone, once they were in the ground, they weren't my problem. there was no feeling i aged so much that night. >> it was the longest night of my life. never showed any remorse. never. as if they weren't people at all. that's how he felt. he was just. it was phenomenal. >> but the cops would soon discover for themselves just how deep this went. >> they started tearing up the flooring and worki

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people, this lady was progressively getting more and more irate and was ultimately restrained with handcuffs and yellow twist ties live from london. >> this is cnn newsroom with max foster and christina macfarlane. >> hello. and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us from the u.s. and around the world. i'm max foster and i'm christina macfarlane. >> it's wednesday, december 4th, 9 a.m. here in london, 6 p.m. in seoul, south korea, where the u.s. emb p.m. in seoul, south korea, where the u.s. embassy is urging americans to exercise caution as protesters demand the resignation of president yoon suk yeol yoon abruptly declared martial law late tuesday, only to rescind his order under pressure a few hours later. >> the president says he did it to protect against anti-state forces and threats from north korea. now, labor unions are threatening to strike unless yoon leaves office, and six opposition parties have submitted an impeachment bill yoon's emergency order set off chaos in and around parliament as protesters and lawmakers clashed with troops who were blocking the building what you're wat

the video of the escape shows hernandezolting across this lot without shackles or handcuffs. officer far behind at one point, hernandez looks back as he runs. the officer can be seen raising his weapon, but then lowers it as hernandez disappears into the alley. dakota salazar works across the street. i see a police officer pull up to the gate here and the sheriff, like, looks our way and he's like, hey, can you guys go inside? for residents of this small city, monday's escape led to a week on edge with schools closed and holiday festivities canceled as the manhunt dragged on. you're not sleeping well at night right now. it's. it's scary. authorities now believe hernandez has likely fled the delano area, bringing some relief to this community. but tonight, he remains at large as investigators work to determine how this convicted killer broke free. david noriega, nbc news, delano, california. new at 11. chick fil a. not coming to campbell anytime soon. t fast food chain has pulled out of a bid to fill a vacant building along bascom avenue. it was the company's second attempt to

the video shows him bolting without shackles or handcuffs, the officer behind, he's raising his weapon convict disappears in the alley. >> i see the police pull up, say they can you go inside. >> reporter: it led to a week on edge with schools closed and holiday festivities canceled. >> not sleeping well right now, it's scary. >> reporter: authorities believe he's fled the area, bringing some relief to the community. but he remains at large as investigators work to determine how the convicted killer broke free. nbc news, delano, california. >>> still ahead, a growing mystery. giant drones flying over new jersey, new york city and now, a meeting of high-ranking military officials. where do they come from? >>> plus an early christmas surprise for one family. a meeting of high- ranking military officials. where did they come from? >> an early christmas a prize for one family. more at wayfair's lowest prices of the year! plus, score new deals of the day - every day! wow! and get free shipping on everything. don't miss your last chance to save up to 70% on everything home! shop cyber week n

. >> appearing in handcuffs and suicide prevention vests, a far cry from their notoriously luxuriouswith his twin brother alan, making their first court appearances in miami on sexual assault charges. >> your honor, my wife is nine months pregnant and due any day now with our first child. her family is in brazil. she's counting on me to be with her during labor. >> well, that's going to stay as a no bond. correct? that's correct. that's no bond. >> the two and their older brother, tal were arrested by fbi agents and florida police wednesday. >> the victim stated. she recalled alan and oren alexander, the two brothers, arguing, arguing about who was going to rape her first. >> at the same time, they were indicted in new york on federal sex trafficking. all brothers deny all state and federal charges between at least 2010 and at least 2021. >> the alexander brothers worked together and with others to repeatedly and violently drug and sexually assault and rape dozens of female victims. >> oren and tal, touting themselves as superstar brokers in ultra luxe deals at douglas elliman, the r

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he's led away in handcuffs. i.c.e.have been watching this particular subject for at least a week. on this day, it took about 16 i.c.e. agents to arrest five immigrants who i.c.e. says are undocumented, have criminal records and had been released on bail by local jurisdictions instead of being turned over to i.c.e. each requiring 40 to 80 hours of surveillance before hand. do you have enough resources to do this? >> no. no, we don't. that's one of the problems that, you know, when jurisdictions don't cooperate with us, we have to go out into the community, which puts our officers at risk. >> reporter: but these are the waning days of the biden administration, president-elect planning to do much more, including mass deportation. and after democratic city and state officials vow to block the deportation plan, tom lman is doubling down. >> i'm c concernedf what a mass deportation would look like. >> reporter: attorney valerie napier is an advocate who says calls have tripled since trump was elected. what do you say to thos

detectives say they found a box that contained handcuffs, duct tape, and knives. of the suspects was originally allowed to leave the crime scene but arrested at san jose mineta trying to return home. both face attempted murder charges and conspiracy to commit murder. >>> a big rig full of chocolate caught fire on 580 snarling the morning commute. video shows thick black smoke pouring from the trailer. it blocked the right lane of westbound 580 near grant line road for about three hours. no reports of injuries, but the chocolate inside sadly is a complete loss. exactly. >>> in san francisco a treasured holiday tradition has been saved. the nutcracker will take the stage tonight as the ballet labor union reached a tentative two-year deal agreeing on issues of salary, rest periods and number of dancers employed by the company and await final approval by the board of governors later this month. >>> the city will have the let's glow arts festival. the country's largest holiday projection arts festival. at 7:00 tonight mayor breed is set to flip the switch and illuminat

he is led away in handcuffs. agents have been watching this subject for at least a week. on this day, it took 16 i.c.e. agents to arrest five immigrants who are undocumented, have criminal records and had been released on bail by local jurisdictions instead of being turned over. each requiring 40 to 80 hourursf surveillance before. do you have enough resources to do this? >> no, we don't. that's one of the problems. when jurisdictions don't cooperate, we have to go out into the community, which puts our officers at risk. >> reporter: these are the waning days of the biden administration. president-elect trump won pledging to do more, including mass deportations. after democratic city and state officials vowed to block trump's deportation plan, the incoming border czar is doubling down with this warning. >> if they cross the line, i'm going to seek prosecution. >> i'm concerned of what a mass deportation would look like. >> reporter: this attorney is an immigrant advocate who says calls to her clinic have tripled since trump was re-elected. what do you say to those people

the cruises security team eventually placed him in custody using zip ties, handcuffs and pepper spray. his family says security then injected him with some sort of sedative, and that within an hour he was dead. the royal caribbean cruise confirmed the passenger's death, but the exact cause remains under investigation. in santa fe, new mexico, political turmoil has erupted within the navajo nation over a sexual harassment case involving top leadership. the tribe's attorney general, ethel branch, announced this week that an investigation cleared tribal president of allegations made by a vice president. the nation's council then voted to oust the tribe's attorney general without public discussion or reason, outlined in legislation. and in aurora, colorado, a home invasion and kidnaping at an apartment complex. and tonight, investigators say they believe most of the suspects are venezuelan migrants, possibly tied to a notorious gang. authorities say more than a dozen people tied up, pistol whipped and terrorized a man and a woman at an apartment complex last night. the man was also stabbe

not like you can handcuff the kid, though, you know. not many things for him. my heart was broken. felt like i lost my own kid. >> king died just a couple weeks before his seventh birthday. these are not the candles his family was hoping to light in honor of him this holiday season. his parents are also grappling with another reality. trying to figure out how to pay for king's funeral expenses. >>>it has been another wet day after a weekend full of very eventful weather. that caused more than a couple problems. if you are outside at all you felt and heard it. the rain, the winds particularly fierce. it unsurprisingly took down lots of trees and knocked out power in some places. a part of state route 9 is closed after this landslide that happened around redwood road in saratoga. detours in are place. they are expected to open up the road again near wednesday. >>> really big shock on saturday afternoon when a rare tornado hit scotts valley in santa cruz county. before that everyone in san francisco got a wake up call when a tornado warning went out just before 6:00 a.m. blaring over

they even use these handcuffs to hang people above the cell doors. so that was been a flurry of diplomatic activities as the full of the aside regime and syria, him the us talk to a states has met jordan's king in the red sea town of october. and the 1st off of a regional tool to science, discuss developments, and gaus 11 on and syria. lincoln said, jordan has a critical role to play and supporting the transition the neighboring syria. and the, the us is working to build a unified approach in the region. is now heading to took you were back in the region at a time of both real promise, but also farrell, syria and for its neighbors. and the focus of our work here is to coordinate efforts across the region to support the syrian people as they transition away from massage brutal dictatorship. and what we're focused on is not choosing a path for syria, for making sure the syrian people have the opportunity to choose their prep for i think to succeed. and to emerge from the task dominated by a saw. any transitional government has to adhere to certain basi

they even use these handcuffs to hang people above the cell. doors are these ready minutes for your husband, caring out to major air offensive on syria is launched. nearly $500.00 strikes and sunday, including on the capital, damascus to naval facilities where hits with 15 vessels with don't. israel is army claims to have destroyed 80 percent of serious military capabilities is where the ground forces also moving deeper into the civil gonan heights. effects of expanding, as well as occupation. the ministry has seized was, was that the minutes rise off is a, it's a move that the un says violates to 1974 this engagements agreement between israel and syria. as well says it will do whatever is necessary to eliminate what he calls, potential threats in syria. the ministry has been attacking naval fleets, weapons production sites on the feels for the 4th day in a row. that's where the forces of targeted miss a minute treat. airport, which is 8 kilometers away from the syrian capital for so says reports from damascus as good as medicine ministry, a port. this is one of the largest submitted a paus

they even use these handcuffs to hang people above the cell doors. millions of in fact, to mean pills down to the binding kept a gun, have been finding warehouses and not an air base in syria him days off. so the icing of president bush had all a side survey i said to be transformed into a so called knock over the state under the r saturday gene producing an export the drugs last year, the us sanctioned a number of 7 individuals, including 2 of us sides relatives for the alleged involvement and the drug trade. here's why counting on has been so important for the asset regime. it's the brand name of a cycle active medicine produced in the 19 sixty's. it contains a synthetic drug called finish filling by the 1980s as being banned in most countries because it's highly addictive and it has serious side effects. it's estimated 80 percent of the drug worldwide was produced in syria under the come on of the outside regime. joshua alonda is the director of the center for mentally studies at the university of oklahoma. he says the trade of kept it going was essential, lucrative business for us

they even use these handcuffs to hang people above the cell doors. the. the police in south korea have rated the president's office as part of their investigation into his shortly the introduction of marshal. the probe has been expanded to include more people and government agencies. mcbride reports from so angel middle can go to airport. that will, i guess to me, the police offices in south korea have carried out the emergency arrest of that row . national chief, i'm the head of the sole police force, ordering the blockade of the national assembly on the day of the failed attempt at imposing martial law. also giving evidence before a parliamentary committee, a special effect combined said he received a phone call from president hughes, took jo telling him to break into the chamber and dragged out members of parliament . so they wouldn't have enough numbers to vote against the marshal, lord attempt. he said he and his men decided not to ebay, even if he followed the director of our deployed forces will later be considered a law practice. and to many peopl

a missing order of fries landed a woman in handcuffs and the nickname of the french fry felon. it happened this afternoon at the mcdonald's on san pablo avenue. police say the woman sent her young children back inside the restaurant to collect the missing fries, but they were told they needed a receipt. that's when mcdonald's employees say the woman came inside and threatened to attack several of the employees. she also allegedly told them she had a gun. when police arrived, they found a loaded pistol in her purse, which was being held by the woman's nine year old daughter. officers arrested the woman, who now faces several felony charges. warriors lost to golden state warriors earlier in the day. the new team, the valkyries, held their expansion draft. tonight, his old team, the warriors, took on the minnesota timberwolves at chase center. after sitting a game out with his knee issue, steph curry was back in the starting lineup. draymond green also returned to the team after dealing with that calf issue. green is hitting a basket there getting fouled. he had ten first half poi

they even use these handcuffs to hang people above the cell. doors of the tuck is back to syrian national army has taken control of month ears from the cottage syrian democratic forces. the son of injured aid reports from the northern syrian cities according to the syrian democratic forces. the current despite is a head that is a true style between the turkish back a city and nations army and s p a which is being brokerage by the united states. we are here at one of the places that are being taken over by these by does the states that there's been intense buttons to take this view of men beach from various spots and they continue to go to birds the euphrates river so that they have complete control best of all locations of the euphrates river from could reach back because it's kind of according to the size of the a number of networks of tenants that are under the city of men beach. and that is why they have a populating portion sleep. and seeing that they, the people who are here are reluctant to come back because they are not sure what they will find from that to the beach is strategical

they even use these handcuffs to hang people above the cell doors, millions of settings and celebrating the fall of ice sized regime. but it certainly economy means many of finding it difficult to make ends meet for some items like vegetables and bread and become a luxury. no commerce has been speaking to people in voskus about the struggle to bind basic necessities that we are here in one of the local and traditional and marcus and the city of damascus. and as you can see now, the shops of the vegetable shots of the grocery stops, jobs are now open in the markets of the city of damascus. however, we talked to the shop owners, as they told us, that even though the price is i've gone down a bit, but the ability for the people to buy their basic necessities to buy the groceries and vegetables are somehow absence. after the fall of the. busy a sod redeem and old uh, the country uh, as they say is going through a sort of a paralysis of phase. now that they. busy don't have jobs and be dropped off your opportunities are now. busy absolutely, absence and people are a basically don't have any

they even use these handcuffs to hang people above the cell. doors allow for it to shape. serious political future has begun with a category ministration. now running state to fuzz and face has many challenges, including uniting a country that's been a wall for more than 15 years. then a honda report, some there off of place of the struggle, but let to the over through the charlotte side. this is where but surely a sides down fall began in march 2011. that as old city, the almighty mosque was the gathering place for protesters demanding an end to autocratic rule. political change has now come, but i know i'm trying to hold of you. we took to the streets to demand freedom were now free. we rebelled against oppression. now we have security and peace. syria now has an interim administration, and it has a lot of work ahead. it's not just about drafting a new constitution and preparing for elections. this is an impoverished society. so with that, that you liked to yourself that syria needs a lot of surfaces, health education. we have long been marginalized, we hope that we will get out right, so

they even use these handcuffs to hang people above the cell doors. well sir, ends in damascus. have thoughts of cleaning up the city one street at a time. many hoping for a price of future, no commerce has more from the surround capsule. we are here in one of the neighborhoods in the city of damascus. and actually actually, by chance, we seen a group of voluntary young men and women who started an initiative, a voluntary initiative in the city of damascus. we've talked to those young men and women and they told us that this is their time and they are gonna take the initiative and starts rebuilding syria from scratch and rebuild a new syria away from the previous regime. and actually they also expressed a massive will to, to change the, the previous pattern to uh, be more active in the community, especially after the latest developments. yeah, i mean, well by that i had come up with a sought out this initiative aimed at cleaning our streets because we want our towns and cities to look nice. we got rid of the old regime and its actions and we will work hard to develop the country

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he's led away in handcuffs. i.c.e. agents have been watching this particular subject for at least a week. >> reporter: on this day it took about 16 i.c.e. agents to arrest five immigrants who i.c.e. says are undocumented, have criminal records and had been released on bail by local jurisdictions instead of being turned over to i.c.e. each requiring 40 to 80 hours of surveillance beforehand. >> do you have enough resources to do this? >> no. no, we don't. and that's one of the problems that -- you know, when jurisdictions don't cooperate with us we have to go out into the community, which puts our officers at risk. >> reporter: but these are the waning days of the biden administration. president-elect trump won, pledging to do much more, including mass deportations. and after democratic city andtate officials vowed to block trump's deportation plan incoming border czar tom homan is doubling down with this warning. >> if they cross our line and knowingly are harboring illegal aliens i'm going to seek prosecution. >> i'm

we're going to take the handcuff off ice and put them on the bad guys. >> todd: mayor, your thoughts.> i agree, this is abject failure of the biden administration to have 10, 12, 15 million people come across. there will be some deportations that have occurred and tom homan pointed out it is largely a function of border patrol. we need to have many more than this when you have that level of millions of people coming through. we already have 1.4 million here that defied deportation orders. i've talked with ice officials. here in the salt lake city field office, that expression he used, they feel chained to their desk and their hands have been tied. they are ecstatic for president trump to take office so they can do their job. >> todd: the threat is here and you know that, so utah formed a tren de aragua, violent gang, task force, to stop that gang which has been terrorizing communities throughout the country and specifically in your state. as a mayor in utah, how worried are you about the threat tda poses. >> that is the number one issue that we face and as mayor and i know other local

is and win you consider the fact that there is a reward out for him, this guy is going to be in handcuffsno time. >> thompson leaves behind a wife and two kids. that didn't stop some people from appearing to praise his death online. just hours after he was gone down, former "washington post" reporter taylor lorenz appeared to celebrate the murder of the united health care ceo on social media. she shared this post about an insurance company on blue sky and wrote and people wonder why we want these executives dead. they did an interview with tmz trying to walk back that statement but you can understand why people were clearly disturbed by her initial post on social media. search for whoever killed the ceo is still underway. >> jesse: the house trump assassination task force held its final hearing today and it went off the rails. after the director was accused of posturing at ground zero. watch this. >> what you are not seeing is the stack of the detail out of the pictures view. that is the day where we remember the more than 3000 people that have died on 9/11. i responded to ground zero. i

and it puts the democratic party basically in handcuffs as it deals with donald trump. >> jesse: youd this was a cap stone to -- i don't know what you said, a failed presidency but the last few years have been bad. are you a biden democrat? >> i am a proud democrat. i think that the party has a real problem as it heads into the future. it is not seen as authentic or trustful. >> jesse: so that's a no. >> that's a big no. >> jesse: do you know any biden democrats? i invited the entire country if you are a biden democrat, come on the show and defend this guy? >> it is getting harder and harder to find. senators are saying things. the grass roots are upset. it is hard to find anybody because they feel like going back to last year when everyone saw joe biden declining his mental acutety, and they were told all is well. and then we have the debate -- >> jesse: let me interrupt you because no one watching on tv thought that. you didn't need to hear from biden insiders all was well. you could see that he was not well. why did the democratic party carry that lie ahead? >> look, i mean some o

or guards, talked about trying to kill prison guards, also was able to make a key to get out of handcuffs, this is somebody that will continue to be a danger to people will that have to protect him others around them but really i don't want to say shocking but predictable he did this took over congress the juries that heard cases decided they have option with imprisonment died on death penalty he did not want to commute all the reason is, because he did not want to be accused of nullifying the entire death penalty law the three highest profiled by some cases are horrifically if anyone could look you want george torres crystal tobias, laura hobbs, victims amanda gene joe read about the cases horrifically another example of joe biden, his justice department his administration putting moves head of victim always put criminals ahead of kopdz a disgrace imagine your christmas day present from joe biden is i don't care did your loss i want to do this a light "newsweek" you are having this brought to attention, forefront of your focus, for this christmas, it is so horrific, so sad, it is utterly

stuart: whoever runs that prison is in handcuffs? >> fine with me and the incoming administration.eople of california, prop 36 just voted over the objection of the governor to make our laws a little tougher again. not as tough as they should be but tougher than they were. the people are with president trump in enforcing the border, dealing with crime, and particularly deporting people that are criminalizing the very neighborhoods where some illegals are li living in hidin, but president trump has said, he'll prioritize two groups, criminals and those who have already been ordered deported, and simply fled. that's a very simple and reasonable standard. stuart: i need your comment on president biden pardoning his son hunter. by the way, karine jean pier talked about this. >> there's his own stockholm syndrome and nothing wrong with the an absolute power being used this way. i just wish he'd be honest and not try to say that he somehow is a victim. he's not a victim, he's a criminal. in the investigations, we've seen him stealing money, falsely using his father to bring money in and n

breaking news coming in moments ago, the united healthcare come the ceo shooting suspect, seeing in handcuffsnow in pennsylvania unclear where he was moved to we will bring you more details as a comes in and watch for 630 press conference at this eastern time and out this. >> because here is a skin and i don't know if you could've asked for do any better as a cand candidate. liz: knows i'm going to easy chair jimmy harrison and wildly claiming that harris ran a great campaign look who's here deputy secretary shown on the map of trumps a victory, 49 states are going red, no true blue stays just one blue state is massachusetts the ending from the voters love that would happen is it was a great campaign. >> and also i guess not going to do anything differently next time because it was so good this time and obviously trump when this swing states problem wasn't problem is that you cannot sell that harris was that product not to mention that are positions on policies and wildly out of step with mainstream america very unpopular position she took, and so the whole thing was flawed from the get-go an

>> i think there is a strong feeling they will get to a resolution that will result in handcuffs. how they are able to do these investigations, how they are able to work backwards. the whole key will be the timeline. it's not just the moment of the shooting, the moments after, he picks up this nike has waiting there, zooms up 6th avenue, goes to central park, that they have got. now you start tracing backwards. does he make a mistake? does he drop the mass? all those types of things come in to play it i completely agree with you, i cannot remember the last high profile crime in midtown that was not solved. not only do you have nypd cameras, they will work with hotels, the restaurants, they freely exchange that type of video, no one wants us in the heart of new york city. they will get that information and will be able to back it up. >> they were interviews with the widow of thompson saying he had received threats, but as of now, as we saw in the clip, there was no determination of a motive, i imagine it remains the case until they have further identification of the suspect. >> the

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. >> we are actually going to have an opportunity to put handcuffs on bad guys under this administration is going to be costly, but when you look at the impacts the migrants have caused the american people and themselves. >> we are going to look at what really outweighs the costs come outweighs the risks is really having and removing criminals in the country convicted of crimes, that should be the priority for anybody right now. >> bill: you hear it there. the calls are growing whole lot louder for action to be taken at our southern border. we are now less than one month away from president-elect donald trump taking office, where he has pledged to put an end to that crisis, which has been almost four years in the making. good evening -- good afternoon, excuse me, thank you for joining us. and bill melugin. anita, great to be with you again. >> anita: it will be evening soon enough, bill. >> bill: we will do it for another hour. >> anita: i'm anita vogel. john roberts and sandra smith have a day off. this is "america reports." these are some of the alleged migrant criminals arrested by i.

. >> laura: inside the courtroom 26-year-old luigi mangione forfeit shackles and handcuffs.appeared fidgety and his hair was disheveled. when he tried to talk, attorney pointed and warned him not to say a word. he denied failed and fight extradition where he will face murder charges. >> i haven't seen any evidence with the fundamental concept american justice of innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. i have seen zero evidence at this point so i'm not aware. >> the question now for many americans is why did he do it? what turned this kid hotel young man from a privilege very wealthy baltimore into a killer? his three page manifesto is short with content and attack the health care system. according to the associated press i do -- these parasites had it coming. >> looking at the amount of manifesto we recovered and it appears looking at his social media some point back in july for, 2023, he may have suffered a back injury. he was posting an x-ray on social media with screws inserted into his spine. some notoriety as he had he was discussing difficulty of the su

and we need to un-handcuff ukraine to be able to do battle on their soil. look, his economy is not going to be able to survive long-term. but i think what you have suggested in regard to where he is bringing his money in, he's the gas station and as long as he can continue to pump gas and the rest of the world looks the other way and says i wouldn't mind having cheap gas on this thing here and so they are buying it and we are not recognizing that and calling account -- calling account to that, he is going to continue to have cash availability to spend. now when north korea are not sending 50,000 people over there just for the heck of it. they are making contact with putin, they probably want advanced technologies. china most certainly on weapons systems and so forth, they don't necessarily want to associate with a loser but they would most likely want to sell products as well to him and to have cash as well. so i think what you have made is a really good point. we want to be united. let's quit buying this stuff and recognize when he is coming through on thi

but, you know, they don't give members of congress handcuffs. you have to make the referral then the department of justice has to do its work. but one name that could be on the potential pardon list, from biden, is hillary clinton. watch this. >> do you think it would be wise of president biden to preemptively pardon any potential targets. what about your wife, hillary clinton? >> if president biden wanted to talk to me about that i would talk to him about it but i don't think i should be giving public advice on the pardon power. >> well, interesting take. what's your take on it congressman? >> well, i think that joe biden's going to pardon a lot of people and i think that hillary clinton's serb certainly a prime candidate to be pardoned. we all know she destroyed evidence. we know that she committed crimes that had she been a republican, joe biden's department of justice would have prosecuted 'em. >> yeah. well. >> congressman, chairman congratulations on the book all the president's money coming out soon. thanks for joining us tonight. >> than

person is and win you consider the fact that there's a reward out for him, this guy is going to be in handcuffs in no time. >> police recovered a lot of evidence already. thompson's wife told nbc news that he said some people have been threatening him that she did know the details. the manhunt for his killer is still underway. >> trace: let's bring in law enforcement expert aaron cohen along with... thank you both for coming on. you heard christina. they know they took a bus. used a fake i.d. to check into a hostel, used cash. he's seen with no mask and smiling on camera, grabbing a water bottle from starbucks. and dropped his burner cell phone. what you make of this? >> this wasn't a professional hit in my opinion. too many mistakes here. i want to talk about the actual shooting from the footage that the nypd put out. while he showed some tactical prowess i don't think he was a professional by any means. the gun was jamming multiple times. there was a suppressor on there. he was probably using either subsonic rounds which makes it even quieter or shooting at 22 which is basically the same thin

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