entity harrison has lived here for 35 - harrison has lived here for 35 years.ive a friend a bed for the night. abs, give a friend a bed for the night. friend who rang me at lunch times that he could not get home and said can i come around to doris for lunch? so he came at 12 o'clock yesterday and he left at ten o'clock this morning. he stayed with me this past night. there were lots people stuck and people putting people up and just doing what we can to help. if you have witnessed the scenes in recent years. this was the end six. motorists were stuck for hours. drivers were told to leave their cars and go to a emergency refuge. i eventually got as far as health water but i left the car there. and me and the dog ran into ambleside. at the paris centre in ambleside no more than 100 people including children. lots of bedding and local people brought in food, close, shops provided. 50 people brought in food, close, shops rovided. , ., , , people brought in food, close, shops rovided. , .,, , provided. so the people 'ust so crateful provided. so the people 'ust so g

harrison lee, kaydenman, and aida dogger. they all have relatives being held in foreign countries right now. we want to highlight what they're going through, especially during the holidays right now. it must be so difficult. i know your group is hoping to meet one-on-one with president biden. tell us about your story. what's happening? >> well, we do want to meet with president biden. i have my son, luke, and also erin berry. they were together in venezuela -- not even in venezuela, but they were captured and brought into venezuela 3 1/2 years ago. it's a long time. holidays are awful. the birthdays are worse. people know how i feel about my son, and now i have another adopted son, aaron, who we have to get them home. that is our main purpose in life right now is to get our loved ones home. and not only do i want mine home, but i've gotten to know harrison and all these hostage families, and we are just so close. we're going to look out for each other and get them all home. >> yeah. harrison, i see all of you are holding thes

harrison, thank you for that and _ moving again.u for that and we'll keep a close eye | for that and we'll keep a close eye but thank you for talking to is about that. trio but thank you for talking to is about that-— here in england, the cold weather us one of the factors putting pressure on the health service. the health secretary victoria atkins has been talking to the bbc“s laura kuenssberg. live now to senior news reporter in the newsroom, tony bonsignore. what did the health secretary say about any preparations for the winter crisis?— about any preparations for the winter crisis? hello. they winter crisis last year, _ winter crisis? hello. they winter crisis last year, lots _ winter crisis? hello. they winter crisis last year, lots of _ winter crisis? hello. they winter crisis last year, lots of people i crisis last year, lots of people will remember it in the uk, problems in particular with beds, waiting and ambulances. as the weather turns in the uk, and it has been extremely cold over the past few days, thoughts amongst the

chairman harrison, welcome back. >> thank you, jonathan. merry christmas, happy holidays. >> thank you, thank you, same to you. what did they discuss at this meeting? >> well, we discussed the african american vote, the importance of the african american vote. we discuss the importance of making sure that african americans understand the policies that this administration had done and how they have impacted this community. jonathan, when you think about it, just take the judiciary, for example. joe biden has appointed 160 judges. of that hundred and 60 judges, 50 of them are black. 50 black judges, lifetime appointments, only 40s and 50s will have a life time impact on our judiciary in this country. we've seen the lowest unemployment rate in the black community and history. we have seen job creation in the black community, the highest in 25 years. we've seen seven billion dollars going to our historically black colleges and universities. no president before his ever pumped that amount of money into our hbcus. so, it's really really important

harrison floyd showed up in the d.c. courthouse to allegedly show his support for rudy giuliani. he was indicted in fulton county for intimidating ruby freeman and shaye moss. do you think that harrison floyd is showing up in court was an attempt to intimidate miss freeman and miss moss? >> i can't say what it was from his perspective. it certainly was no mistake that he showed up in that courthouse. when he was there, who took out appropriate measures to ensure their safety. this just underscores the ridiculousness of this situation. we would have to scramble the way that we did when one person shows up, not knowing exactly what the intentions are. what is there to do? we had to take appropriate measures. i could not really speak to what he was intending with this appearance. i didn't actually see him. i faced the jury and i was handling things with the trial. it's unfortunate that that happened. >> that really underscores the point of why ruby and shaye brought this litigation among other litigation that they are going to do, this idea that they otherwise would have been able t

harrison stormed relationship. harrison stormed off a few times. problem , do you think? problem, do you think? >> well , in problem, do you think? >> well, in that case, i mean, that film, the get back sessions by peter jackson was that film, the get back sessions by peterjackson was supposed that film, the get back sessions by peter jackson was supposed to produce show how much they loved each other. of course they didn't. during the recording session, george actually , and session, george actually, and john and george, it was john and george , not john. and paul came george, not john. and paul came to blows over something that george had said about yoko ono, who was by then mrs. john lennon. but there was a very fraught relationship between john and paul because paul was such, paul could do everything. paul could play every instrument . paul would even take over the guitar solo, which was supposed to be george's province. george was the lead guitarist, but paul would sometimes just he decided to play lead guitar and that was a very fractious thi

because i have it for a long time, i have a photo with the beatles, with polmartney with george harrison are things like that, this is generally the most precious thing, i didn’t sleep afterwards, i don’t know for a week and... this is his childhood home, his grandmothers and parents bought this land when leonid was 3 years old, taught him to work creatively, forced him to collect cow patties around the area, taught him to sing and garden, this is an oak tree, or rather what was left of this oak tree, i was 4 years old and we were at the oak tree of peter the great , and dad says: at the krestovsky ozeg, remember this happened there, he says, here, take the acorn, son, i took the acorn, they brought it home, i planted it from peter the great, from the oak of peter the great, and it went, the grandmother screamed, don’t , who plants an oak tree in the center of the plot, i have strawberries, i have rutabaga, onions, onions, ants will not live, and he went, went, grew, ascended to the heavens, and there was a high-voltage... who couldn’t stand it at all, they were afraid to go to mcdonald’

there could be some slowing on the harrison street exit there.t's take let's take the bay bridge right now. you can see traffic is backed up to the maze metering lights are on. there was a crash in that backup. they moved it to the shoulder. but it's kind of that kind of morning there. santa cruz mountains is in case you're just joining us, 718 northbound out of scotts valley is very slow. we had a couple of crashes there somewhat near the summit. if you're driving santa cruz into san jose, extra time is needed there. san mateo bridge, some of the fog you can see there kind of hanging low. we'll check with flights as well. and let you know if there are any major delays. 736. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> thank you, kind sir. yes, sir . all right. sal touched on it. a lot of fog out there. novato airport now says sold out zero visibility. tracy's in there livermore down to a quarter of a mile. concord buchanan is now down to a half mile visibility. some locations in napa airport, petaluma, santa rosa, all in there as well. pal

dnc chair, jaime harrison, as always, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. >> thank you. >> joining me now, congressman steven horsford, chair of the congressional black caucus, also at that white house meeting. coyle belter, msnbc political analyst, pollster, and democratic strategist. latosha brown, cofounder of black voters matter. thank you all for coming to the sunday show. congressman horsford, you also intended that white house meeting, what more can you share but what was discussed? >> well, look, thank you for having me on, jonathan. i think the chairman laid it out well. look, the black voters are the base of the democratic party. we are the voters that secured the historic win for president joe biden and vice president kamala harris. it's imperative that the party, the president, this government, and the private sector included, do what they need to do to ensure that black voices are heard in the federal government, on capitol hill, and in the boardroom's. that's something the congressional black caucus is working on every single day,

william harrison rand, the patriarch of the family and a white man with this discovery, ruby stein's curate city grew. she knew there had to be more. using the internet, she traced the rands back to london, england. they were a family of doctors and architects who came to virginia in the mid 1700s and fought in the revolutionary war, and according to these old documents, slave owners. i used to hear them say that my great grandfather, harold rand, was run out of north carina to mississippi because he he had a black woman living with him and his wife and he came to texas. here lodi, texas, from old census records, rubenstein put together a family tree with william rand, fathered seven children by his white wife, sally, and. six children by his black mistress, ann. court documents show the two families lived close to each other, while little information exists about ann's life, family members believe she was not a slave. ruby stein's research led to an even more surprising discovery martha hicks, also william rands great great granddaughter, and ruby stein's white cousin. a letter from

chairman harrison, thank you for being here this evening.rom south carolina. were you surprised by your former governors framing of the civil war? >> not surprised at all, jonathan. any black person in south carolina always knew this is who nikki haley is. she has told us who she is time and time again. when she tried to justify celebrating confederate history month by -- black history month in south carolina. she made the same whitewashing comments in the civil war in the past. again, as you said, arguing that it was tradition versus change. so, i'm glad that the rest of the country had taken the rose colored lenses off as it relates to nikki haley. but there is nothing that has moderate about her. it is all about ambition. it's all about power. and she will take away individual freedoms and rights in order to get that power. again, she epitomizes what maga extremism is in the republican party right now. when you think about it, donald trump is now parroting hitler, talking about a poisoning of the blood of the nation. you've got ron desant

. >> reporter: marion harrison grew up a stone's throw away from the former shipyard. her mother wasn't a smoker but died prematurely after suffering from hung disease. she believes her mother's health ailments and hers are the direct result of exposure to toxicants near the shipyard which is a superfund site, designated one of the country's most contaminated places. the mid-50-year-old underwent screening to see what toxic chemicals are in her body. >> elevated levels of lead, manganese, asbestos. i'm having to learn a whole other different language. >> we're seeing shipyard dirt in toxic concentrations. it doesn't get any more complicated than that. >> reporter: dr. chi is leading the effort to get more residents tested. she's founder and medical director of the hunters point biomonitoring foundation. >> we're just mapping detections above what is allowable. >> reporter: the ucsf and stanford-trained medical doctor is creating a registry, documenting people who may have been exposed to toxic waste. >> this is crime scene evidence. these are all cancers. you see the y

>> la luz de la antorcha de la guadalupana iluminó las oscuras y frías calles de la localidad de harrisona de la antorcha se prendió el 2 de septiembre cuando partió de la basílica de guadalupe en méxico hacia los estados unidos. desde entonces ha recorrido varias ciudades del país entre ellas new brunswick y elizabeth, en nueva jersey. doña lucía la está acompañando desde su partida. >> vemos miles de huellas aquí plasmadas y es una forma de conexión entre la familia que se queda en méxico y la familia que emigra. buenos días paloma. >> la antorcha fue recibida con mariachis en la iglesia santa cruz de harrison, donde se ofreció una misa con decenas de fieles de la virgen morena y patrona de méxico. >> porque la luz viene a iluminar las tinieblas, viene a darnos como se dice, la tranquilidad de la paz. >> la antorcha guadalupana es una carrera de relevos que lleva anualmente la luz de la virgen del tepeyac como un símbolo de esperanza para la comunidad migrante. >> estamos muy contentos, muy felices de recibir esta bendición que para todos nosotros los mexicanos es súper importante. es l

thanks for joining us. 59 year old james johnson was killed at the 7-eleven on harrison street in the adams point neighborhood and police are still looking for the shooter as community leaders call for more accountability. >> here's abc's seven news reporter leslie brinkley. >> a streak of relentless, brazen violence continued in oakland on friday night when a security guard at this 7-eleven on harrison street confronted a shoplifter who allegedly pulled a gun and shot and killed him before escaping. oakland police say they've made no arrests as they're investigate continues coworker say they're now scared to be at work after 59 year old james johnson died inside the store despite efforts of paramedics, those who work here at the 7-eleven told me that johnson lived just one block away at a homeless shelter and that he worked here at the 7-eleven as an unarmed security guard. >> it was really nice, dude, he begged the people there to get a job. there and they denied him a couple of times until they finally let him. >> people are feeling less safe, less secure. lynette mcelhaney served

this happened around 10 o'clock last night at the 7.11 on harrison street in out of point. police say before this shooting, the guard tried to stop a person from stealing from the store. the robber then pulled out a gun, shot the guard in the head and drove away. police are asking anyone with any information about what happened to give them a call. in the south san jose couple is out of work after their food truck was damaged during attempted theft. kron four's justin campbell reports. berea kitchen serves filipino and mexican food but will be closed for the next few weeks in late november, their food truck was parked in the lot with other trucks for overnight parking on commercial street in san jose. but late at night, someone tried to steal another truck. >> and hit their truck when attempting to flee. smashing the windows and frame knocking their truck out of service. we've had to cancel. >> 3 weeks of gigs. just to make sure that, you know, we're not putting other worries are other places, you know, at a loss of having a vendor selina the owner says this is the only sou

harrison tyler, john tyler's grandson invited sharon and me to thanksgiving dinner. it was an interesting experience. we've always enjoyed our time with the tyler. they actually served lamb chops. so we we thought it was interesting that at least for that particular thanksgiving, it i don't think it was because we showed up they decided not to serve the standard fare of turkey and stuffing chops. instead. it was a it was a terrific time. it was a terrific experience eating in the same dining room where we're julia and john tyler in their family. yeah. and just to add to that, pay me, tyler, his wife, harrison's wife had the researched a lot of the furnishings and decorating that julia had done. so she had really made the dining room to be exactly the way it was with the same wallpaper and everything. so it really we were kind of pinching ourselves and of course they were just having dinner there. there used to two dining history things. so. well, well, thank you so much. if there are no more questions. i'm now pleased to turn the program back over to the president, t

harrison tyler, john tyler's grandson invited sharon and me to thanksgiving dinner. it was an interesting experience. we've always enjoyed our time with the tyler. they actually served lamb chops. so we we thought it was interesting that at least for that particular thanksgiving, it i don't think it was because we showed up they decided not to serve the standard fare of turkey and stuffing chops. instead. it was a it was a terrific time. it was a terrific experience eating in the same dining room where we're julia and john tyler in their family. yeah. and just to add to that, pay me, tyler, his wife, harrison's wife had the researched a lot of the furnishings and decorating that julia had done. so she had really made the dining room to be exactly the way it was with the same wallpaper and everything. so it really we were kind of pinching ourselves and of course they were just having dinner there. there used to two dining history things. so. well, well, thank you so much. if there are no more questions. i'm now pleased to turn the program back over to the president, t

tina weymouth, jerry harrison, david byrne, and me, chris frantz.. but the band -- [indistinct shout] that's my [bleep] question. you guys over the last couple decades. there's been some friction in the band but i don't want to stir the pot. is it water under the bridge or do you still need to wear galoshes around each other? >> chris: i think, you know, any band that's been together a long time has had twists and turns and ups and downs, we have all said things and we've all maybe done things that the others didn't approve of. but i think we love each other and we've made such great music together. and this movie, i mean, damn, this movie is so good that we all agreed we've got to get together and protect our legacy, which is so great. [cheering] >> stephen: any possibility -- i legally have to ask if there's any possibility of protecting your legacy by playing together again. [cheers and applause] and i will point out, i will point out that there are guitars and keyboards and drums right over there. [cheering] if you... we've got to admit it would

they were at home sitting when the house was bombed and everyone inside, harrison. paul, common enemies around the world are watching it. they know the diesel as victory is the victory of the for you all. let's play deal night that states of america. and israel is defense, chief hales washington's own wavering and supports for the host is the american culture part for talks on the continuing on the slot against the live at 1 pm in the russian capital. this is our teacher national with your global use. rhonda this tuesday we begin in southern guns that were reports or emerging of at least 29 palestinians killed following idea of strikes on rough as city overnight. the, the locals rushed to the scene of the attack from digging through the rubble to help the route of the city located on the border with egypt as not home to most of the guys in this place from the north on this side, previously being designated the safe zone, southern gas is increasing the, the target all of this really strikes a warning, distressing images that the, the many children are among the injur

thanks for joining us. 59 year old james johnson was killed at the 7-eleven on harrison street in theooking for the shooter as community leaders call for more accountability. >> here's abc's seven news reporter leslie brinkley. >> a streak of relentless, brazen violence continued in oakland on friday night when a security guard at this 7-eleven on harrison street confronted a shoplifter who allegedly pulled a gun and shot and killed him before escaping. oakland police say they've made no arrests as they're investigate continues coworker say they're now scared to be at work after 59 year old james johnson died inside the store despite efforts of paramedics, those who work here at the 7-eleven told me that johnson lived just one block away at a homeless shelter and that he worked here at the 7-eleven as an unarmed security guard

they were at home sitting when the house was formed and everyone inside harrison, all common enemies. all the world are watching. and they know that these are the 3 of these, the victories of the for you all lead by the united states of america. israel as defense chief hills, washington's tongue wavering support to the host is american counterparts portfolio over the continuing on spot on cost on dallas is released campaign for the return of the remaining hostages, held by from us some pointing. not that several of the fees were seized by the militants. yours before october 7th, with israel still unable to free up. ok. and you know a lot of promises in reality to death. and then you all goal is just to stay in the hallways. i don't think anybody there to the from must go to the world. this is your r t international. do the have your company today. my name's unit. we begin in southern gals that were several casualties have been reported following an idea of striking on the roughest city. over night. the girls rushed to the scene of the front to cling, digging through the rebel to help

heavy old side village home and was needing to know when the house was bombed and everyone inside harrison. all common enemies around the world are watching. and they know that these are the 3 is the victory of the for your. busy blood by the united states of america, israel's defense chief hill is washington's on wavering support for the war south. the host is the american culture of hartford talks on the continuing on small of gals downstairs release campaign for the return of the remaining hostages. held by from us some fear it might not have been pointing out that several of these were seized by the militants years before october 7th. and israel still unable to freedom of talking and a lot of promises in reality, the desk. and then your role is just to stay in the hallway the don't think you need extra, extra the across the world around the clock, this is your, our, to do the 100 company towards helps to read this. we begin in southern gals that were several of the casualties have been reported following an id f strike on roughest city. overnight. the local rushed to the scene of the t

we had an accident towards harrison street.his morning that's been pushed off at the harrison street exit, but looks very festive and clear. and a gorgeous morning. let's pop over to the golden gate bridge. everything's moving at the limit here. in fact, no issues throughout all of marin county. it's a nice drive starting from novato all the way through, and your mass transit holiday schedules. bart will be running on a sunday service for christmas eve and christmas day, caltrain weekend service and ace train has limited service tomorrow, and then it's also offering limited service on new year's. pardon me, christmas eve and christmas day, guys. thank you sue. >> 500 local families will get all the food they need for a nice christmas dinner today. bay area rescue mission is doing a turkey dinner in richmond. the box of hope will include turkey dressing and other staples. you're looking at video from thanksgiving, when the nonprofit did a similar event. here's kumasi favorite thing the abc7 yule log. we're streaming at 24 seven.

benjamin harrison or teddy roosevelt or john adams. >> put the names backup again.ow many times does the sunrise at the north pole each year? 356 or 12 or 1. >> who cares? >> i will say a. what's the answer? c, one time a year. >> that's it. >> i didn't know that. >> that's very interesting. >> we should go that day. >> that would be amazing. >> on average, how much do pet owners spend on their pets over the holidays. a, $26, or b, $122. . >> the answer is b. $122. in spain, it is a tradition to eat what food at midnight on new year's eve? bananas, grapes, or fish? >> this terrible at night. >> i know, who's going to kiss you? >> it is grapes. it is grapes. you eat 12 grapes at midnight. >> i didn't look because i know because i know about spain. >> did you go to spain? >> i am there. [laughter] >> i am there in spirit. >>> yes. >> what gift to give on the ninth day of christmas? >> i am going to go with c. it is ladies dancing. >> we sang it last night with my kids. we do a big thing with in-laws and everybody. >> surviving the rest of us. >> what u.s. state has a

benjamin harrison was a first president to put a tree in the white house and bill clinton was the firstsident to put a cigar in. what i'm trying to say is merry christmas to you and yours and don't go anywhere because we've got a fantastic show tonight on this dismissed eve eve. coming up, game night and we are testing christmas 300 with chris this season, best fox news carol are of 2023 but first, which fox news personality withdrawal the best christmas party? ♪ >> you say jesse? >> jesse watters. >> watters is trending hi. >> judge jeanine. >> the five ranking very high. >> you do. >> you heard that, jimmy failla, which fox news personality you think would throw the best christmas party? >> jimmy. >> take that, horse. >> i know it's not hannity. [laughter] >> that's the only one i was invited to. >> the truth is, i stroked the best christmas party but there's no cameras allowed, trust me. it's for your own good. ♪ ♪ hey girl. we've all done it and if you haven't, you are lying. controversial practice of regifting, take the present committee gave you and giving it to somebody else. may

it happened just after 11:00 last night at this store on harrison street near 23rd street in oakland. the owner told our photographer that the store security guard is the one who was shot and killed. he said other employees were not injured. no word on the search for the shooter. >>> we have more breaking news also out of the east bay where police are still engaged in a standoff with a former police officer. former pittsburg police detect ive chuliam saechao shot and killed his wife. police returned to his residence igniting another standoff. about two hours ago after 5:00 this morning, a tweet from police they attempted to speak with saechao throughout the night and he fired shots at their armored vehicle. far as we know he has not been taken into custody. >>> as mentioned, it all started thursday after saechao reportedly shot and injured his wife in pleasant hill. after a six-hour standoff with police, around 1:30 yesterday morning, authorities left. saying saechao was no longary threat to the public, but when the shelter in place issued again yesterday afternoon. refusing to come o

it happened late friday night at this 7/eleven not far from oakland on harrison street.pd says the security guard was trying to stop a shoplifter when that person shot him and took off in a car. the guard died. police aren't releasing his name, but the coroner confirmed with us the man was 59 years old. people in the neighborhood stopped by to express their condolences and share their memories of him. >> he really went out of his way to do his job well, to give a lot to a lot of the homeless and mentally unwell young people who hung around here. he would buy them food. he would provide them support during ensoesd. -- episodes. >> police have not released information about the shoplifter and the killer. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. >>> to another followup now. we are hearing from police in contra costa county now that a tense standoff is finally over. it started thursday when a former police officer and former marine barricaded himself inside a home. he then shot his wife when she tried to get inside the barricade home. she is expected to be ok

but two own goals in four minutes turned the game — first sheffield united's jack harrison flicked theore carlton morris' cross was turned in by blades defender anis slimane. united stay bottom of the table, luton are still in the bottom three but only by a point after back to back wins. the momentum is changed because a bit of fear kicks in when they go up and we go again and i cannot quite have the players enough to show their character in this really big game. the crowd were really up for it and they knew the magnitude of it as well. maybe a bit of luck but however weight we did it to turn it around the players deserve a lot of credit. it isjust the mindset it is just the mindset and it isjust the mindset and one point so difficult — it isjust the mindset and one point so difficult to come by it is not a time _ so difficult to come by it is not a time to— so difficult to come by it is not a time to protect but to get forward and clearly if we had done that, the goalkeeperjust catches the ball and we are _ goalkeeperjust catches the ball and we are looking at three points and another

i my name is james harrison. i'm a here at the asia society.hed your book this morning and i found were speaking so i ran over. thank you. from upstate to tell you speak. i was confused by some aspects. your book as a westerner. i'm not sure how stratified croatian society works in certain asian cultures and. i was thinking about the romania and north korea. seems like most monarchy like a monarchy in some ways. even though it's a communist regime. the way romania at one time seemed like it had a regime with aspects of a monarchy in it, and i thought that was really interesting. i wanted to know, you. i wanted to know if you if you studied the history of korea whole peninsula and recognized tendencies or mindsets of of yesteryear that are incorporated into the mindset the kim family as especially in terms of racial purity i don't know if the subject of this of your is just using racism as a juvenile sort of like a troll would be or if there's true true sort of an ideology of racial superiority within her either korean society or within her soci

joining me tonight to discuss her comments, jaime harrison, the former chair of the south carolina democratic party, the current chair of the democratic national committee. jaime, thank you so much for being here. what was your reaction to nikki haley's comments today, acknowledging that, yes, the civil war was, indeed, about slavery? >> well, it was classic nikki haley cye, right? she stepped in it and now she's trying to clean it up. but of course everyone knew it was about slavery then of course she should have said it last night. and she's still doubling down on freedom. the question is, a freedom of what, nikki haley? is it a freedom to own slaves? is that what it was? it's not -- she said that was a gotcha question. it's not a gotcha question. any fifth grader, sixth grader, can answer the question that slavery was the impetus of the civil war. south carolina, 163 years ago, december 20th, 1863, south carolina seceded from the nation. and the number one thing they listed, it was because of slavery. she was a governor of the state for a number of years. she should have known that. this i

jamie harrison, chair of the dnc, thanks for joining me on the set. that our show for tonight.o early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> would you be running if trump wasn't running? >> i expect so, but look he is running and i have

there's harrison floyd, leader of black voices for trump, who almost saw his bond agreement revoked,rosecutors argued his intimidated witnesses in the case, and now trevian kutti, the former publicist for kanye west, appears to be doing the same. kutti faces charges involving pressuring ruby freeman to falsely confess to trump's baseless voting fraud claims or face dire consequences. last week, kutti took to instagram live and while never referring to freeman by name, appeared to directly threaten her. >> everybody is a lie, there's no murder weapon. there's a woman sitting somewhere who knows this whole thing is a lie, who knows i never did anything -- who knows i never -- who knows she begged me for help. there's a woman sitting somewhere who knows that i'm going to [ bleep ] her whole life up when this is done. >> joining me now is katie phang, host of the katie phang show on msnbc. i think we're both smh'ing. this was her mugshot. the other thing she said in this live is that she practiced this, that this was purposeful. >> for two hours. >> she wanted to look like this. yeah. i'

getting constant attacks from the maga extremists, including nikki haley. >> dnc chairman jaime harrisonfor your time tonight. >> thank you. >> and nikki haley has been on the campaign trail today at multiple stops in new hampshire. her rival, chris christie, also they're weighing in on this just a few moments ago. >> you've got to tell the truth. and i'll make it easy for you. if someone asked me what the cause of the civil war was. [laughter] [applause] it's easy. it's slavery. >> christie went on to say that he believes haley did not acknowledge slavery in her answer last night, because she is, quote, unwilling to offend anyone by telling the truth. i want to talk about this with two top political veterans, david axelrod, who is senior adviser to president obama, david urban and republican strategist and former trump campaign advisor. and david urban, i want you to listen to something that nikki haley just said to a voter in a town hall. they were asking her whether or not she would serve as donald trump's vice president, a question that she has gotten before. this is how she answered

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