choose well. >> jack white: oh, you spelled "donald trump" wrong. [ laughter ] >> anthony: damn!ans -- actually i have no idea what it means, until alison says she chose it because she liked it and it's for biting. >> alison mosshart: yes. ♪ get the vision get the vision ♪ ♪ get the visio n come on ♪ ♪ get the vision get the vision ♪ ♪ get the vision come on ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> anthony: i, on the other hand, gave this scorpion careful consideration after a less carefully considered number of tequilas. >> alison mosshart: that looks amazing. >> anthony: it's sinister. >> alison mosshart: i like it. ♪ [ the dead weather "i feel love" ] ♪ nothing is a color i cross the desert nothing is alive ♪ ♪ what does the black top know that i have not cracked with my mind ♪ ♪ nothing is a color gray as a pill nobody cries ♪ >> jeremy diamond at the white house and this is cnn. [music] man good party. it was like the greatest as i was driving here i couldn't stop smiling. remembering the things i can't remember which is not all of it. seriously. i have bite marks. number i do. what's

they're finally giving what he is jacket after he completed aosting the show jack white dinner in his 5 timers jack into as you saw there, he apparently first appeared on the show back in 2002 with his band, the white they had a a dual tonight timers. just and occasion that they're successful right of your host will. yeah, 5 times. i've always wanted to do this, right. so there's so many people throughout the season that are like it's my first time. it's my first time in any with a 5 time. it's. >> you know, we'll be right back. stick with us. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at 9, a violent weekend continues in oakland with more overnight shootings. now city leaders are calling on other law enforcement agencies for help. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 9. >> i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn. one person is dead and 2 others severely injured in those shootings. kron four's man, harry talk with city leaders on why it's happening in how they hope to stop. >> sideshows to other shootings and killings, t

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justin timberlake, danny devito, jack white is the musical guest.an catch it live right here on nbc bay area at 8:30. a special encore is after the 11:00 newscast. >>> the last couple of days, snow is low in elevation bringing out people who want to experience it. in the east bay, all these hikers are set out to climb the snow-covered peaks. this was mission peak in fremont this morning. the group again a hike at 5:00 in the morning. >> that's dedication. >> dodging the morning rush they said. this is the most people that they've seen at the peak to hike. >> i finally got up there and it looked like the sun was peeking out of the mountains on the east, and it was pretty cool. it was a sight to see. >> it's been so beautiful to see all these mounds around the bay area. others made the trek with as you can see slides and snowboards. >> and you see the gorgeous snow. it never lasts a very long, but rob is saying it's going to come back. >> we have old-fashioned rain coming back tomorrow, but the good news is that monday and tuesday, if you like those v

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musical guest jack white became a five-timer as well. >>> brendan fraser was 23 years old when he borrowed from seattle to los angeles in pursuit of his dream to be an actor. within a year he landed his first role in the surprise 1992 hit "encino man" and then another alongside matt damon in "school ties." fraser became a bona fide star as george of the jungle in the face of the mummy movies which made more than a billion dollars at the box office. but then something strange happened. fraser seemed to disappear, at least from the hollywood spotlight. now he is back undeniably and nominated for an academy award. brendan invited us to his home for a fire side "sunday sitdown." >> not a lot else to do around here. >> you are really living the country life. i love it. when brendan fraser needs a break, he takes a walk out back in the sprawling yard of his upstate new york home. is part of the appeal of this place it's so far away from your business and your life? >> yes. it feels good to be removed. >> i can see that. after living quietly in recent years, fraser again is one of the hottest nam

white house and is in the mail. and we could not ask for a better person to be in conversation with chris than jack watson jack has been there. he was president carter's white house chief of staff. he was the person in charge of the carter transition team and this is the important thing. wikipedia describes jack as charismatic, classy and inspirational. what more could we ask? please join me in welcoming chris whipple and jack watson my goodness. thank you, tony. i want you all to know that the purpose of this is not only to engage in a conversation with chris this evening for your pleasure and information, it is to sell books. so i encourage all of you. thank you. i encourage all of you. when we depart this room after the program, the books are set up outside. and i would encourage everyone to read it. this is this is a splendid book that will inform you better than any book i know of. not only that i've read, but that i know of about the last two years of the biden administration. i want to read a very brief before saying a couple of words about chris. a very brief portion of the new york times review of his book. at

the white house says the objects do not pose an immediate threat on the ground. this is the moment a u. s. jack shot down a big white balloon, which washington believed could be a sophisticated chinese spying device. it 1st entered u. s. territory in late january, and we'll shut down off the coast of south carolina on february 4th. since then, 2 smaller objects have been shot down over alaska and canada, and another one over michigan. the uncertainty around the last 3 mysterious object has raised concerns over north american security. and among some even fewer speculation over an alien invasion. the white house has responded to these claims with amusement and good afternoon. there is no indication of aliens or terrestrial activity with these recent take downs. wanted to make sure that the american people knew that all of you knew that. and it was important for us to say that from here because we've been hearing a lot about it, only the white balloon has so far been linked to china. investigators are analyzing fragments recovered at c, hoping to find out more good beating and says to the balloon

she was last seen wearing a white jack wet pink sleeves and wearing blue-colored pants. the stroller is very distinctive, black and teal. [ inaudible question ] the baby was placed in d custody of the suspect's ex-husband. i want to add that's not person's biological father but deemed the best person to take care of her. the baby's biological father also has legal and drug issues as well, so that's why is baby is not there. [ inaudible question ] no. the mom has absolutely no legal standing, no custody of this child. she was at that residence for other reasons. we're still looking into that. we had a lot of detectives working this case, so all those details will come out later. she was as the residence where the baby was living and staying with the legal guardian and she decided to take the baby. [ inaudible question ] we don't have a vehicle right now for her. obviously, that's the primary reason we use amber alerts. we are working with chp right now as we speak, going through their chain of command and if they can do an amber alert without vehicle information. >> all r

jack white is a musical genius. >> how do you explain -- seriously, how do you explain willie nelson, the walls have been broken down. >> i mean, if you look at the list, though, my argument would be, again, and i think anybody that listens to music, anybody that knows music, has followed for a long time, seen how it's developed, you look at joy division, a band that was out in the 1970s, i mean, they all listened to the sex pistols and said, let's create a brand-new sound. they create the manchester sound we associate with '78, '79. they were doing it a decade earlier. warren zevon, my god, again, a guy just quintessential songwriter. again, we can go on talking about this all day. a lot of people are saying, they almost did. i know, you -- you want a jerry jeff hall of fame. >> i do. >> we should go to texas and set up the hall of fame. >> would you take me? i love it. >> eats an icon. >> this is why we're not on the board, because we just let everybody in the door. come on through. parade of hall of famers. >> by the way, where's the jerry jeff statue? we need a jerry jeff statue.

the race very important crucial questions general jack keane and the white house will have to answerike emmanuel you are going to be speaking with lucas tomlinson who is light at the white house. specifically exclusive live images on the balloon coming down to the earth after flying across the united states, lucas tomlinson in his life that perched on the white house north lawn. lucas, what is the latest from there? works with the president was asked a short time ago if he planned to shoot down the spy balloon he gave a big thumbs up or he didn't say much after it is not specific it appears the shiny spy balloon has been shot down by u.s. fighter jet progressive fighter jets are equipped with 20-millimeter cannons. they tell fox to use canon sent over the damage this thank you do not want to poke holes in this thing have it float down intended at it almost like a parachute that is not been deployed fully. coming straight not no shortage of prior firepower: east coast 22 jets at langley air force base in hampton roads area super hornets out of virginia beach. f-15 aircraft at seymour

pence for his testimony, and it's been just one week since we learned that jack smith's team reportedly subpoenaed former white house chief of staff, mark meadows. and just last night, the new york times is the first to report that jared kushner and ivanka trump, they too were subpoenaed by jack smith. now, about that mike pence subpoena. the former vice president said last week that the subpoena was, quote, unconstitutional and unprecedented. today, cbs news is reporting the special counsel and his team are going to court to try to enforce that subpoena. here is the lead. federal prosecutors have asked the chief judge in washington, d. c.'s federal court to compel former vice president to comply with the grand jury subpoena and testify as a witness in the special counsel jack smith's investigation into the events surrounding the january 6th attack on the capitol. that is according to three people familiar with the investigation. the motion to compel testimony ask the court to uphold the subpoenas legal authority and indicates the justice department prosecutors are moving quickly in their attempt to get pence

. >> the big news of the night is that the special prosecutor jack smith has subpoenaed donald trump's final white house chief of staff, mark meadows, test testify under oath to a grand jury in washington d.c. cnn is reporting that mark meadows received a subpoena sometime in january, seeking documents and testimony related to the january 6th attack on the capitol by a trump mob encouraged by donald trump, the attorney for meadows declined to comment on that report. mark meadows also has relevant information for a separate investigation led by special crossed cuter, zach smith, and to the illegal possession of government documents after leaving the white house. if mark meadows had not yet been subpoenaed to testify, the news might be an indication that jack smith's january six investigation might be moving closer to a conclusion then the documents investigation. mark meadows refused to comply with a subpoena by the january 6th committee and the house of representatives, a member of that committee will join us to discuss what the committee wanted to question mark meadows about, and jack smith shoul

the black and white gives it gravitas, like you are jack and bobby. i am absolutely sure i took no documents at all when i left the white house. >> stephen: good. well, only time will tell, ron klain. okay. chief of staff is the guy who gets the call. before even the president, to go, what is this thing that's incoming to the executive branch that we need to deal with right now? now that you're no longer that guy, do you get to sleep at night? >> ron: i've been out for about a week and yes, i am sleeping much better, that's for sure. you are the person. when you're the chief of staff coming of the person they call to decide whether or not we should wake-up the president. i used to sleep with my phone by the bed with a special ringtone from the situation room so i would be sure to wake up. >> stephen: when that sound happens. >> ron: you get out. >> stephen: what was the sound? >> ron: it was a chiming chiming sound. we went through a week last summer the phone rang every night and i kept on getting up. there was no one there. i kept on calling back th

white house aids to testify before a federal grand jury. "the new york times" reports the subpoenas by special counsel jack smith are related to his investigation into the former president's efforts to remain in the white house after losing the 2020 election and in the aftermath of the january 6th election at the capitol. it remains unclear whether the former president will block his daughter and son-in-law from testifying by using executive privilege. trump declined to try to stop ivanka and jared from testifying before the house committee that investigated the january 6th attack. both served in senior roles in the trump white house all four years he was in office. a spokesperson for sfelgs counsel jack smith declined to comment regarding "the new york times" story. >>> another headline, a key government witness in the proud boys seditious conspiracy trial says leaders of the far-right extremist group violently plotted to prevent president joe biden from taking office because they were trying to, quote, save the country. jeremy bertino made those comments in the trial yesterday. the former proud boys members said he believed a, quote, all out

jack is mugged. >> my assailant was a middle-aged white man wearing a button-down shirt and dockers.erge of a class war. >> there's the middle class that would rise up and take back what is theirs from these multibillionaires. >> my attack was a wake-up call. >> the rich need to defend themselves. >> tracy jordan character is also kind of super rich character who's made millss and millions of dollars off of movies. >> i need to grab some lunch. >> what can i get for you? >> i want nachos. >> yes, sir. >> from yankees stadium. >> yes, sir. >> 30 rock is about milking the utter divide between the super rich and the rest of america. >> especially in an aer of really intense economic inequality, class is the great invisible force in both american culture and the american sitcom. >> hey, dad... >> i applied for a bump of jobs and took every one that hired me. >> mom, how did you decide what you were gonna be. >> when your father decided that he wasn't going to be rich, i decided to get a job. >> america likes to believe that the poorest person born into the most abject poverty could, with

and said to theodore white, you know, she never loved jack she loved being wife of the ambassador and she loved being daughter of the mayor of boston. but she never loved jack. and then just to make sure that he knew it, she said it again. she never loved jack. and so this was a running sort of constant theme. and when you it clashes so much with the image of the kids, you know, playing touch football and sailing and and those big, beautiful kennedy smiles, always looking happy. and and there was a lot of joy. this was this was the thing that ted tried to capture and maintain all his life and and jackie herself said that that among the brothers and sisters, other families were flat. this was like soda pop. it was effervescence all the time. and they played and worked off each other. but we never knew the rose story, i think, until. you know, maybe, what, 20 years ago when nigel hamilton wrote, the book about jfk that daughters always when i wrote book the daughters so eunice gene was so protective of rose and they would not have been as you know they they protested too much and that t

live from stumble for the white house has reacted to the earthquake national security advisor jack sullivan says the u. s. is profoundly concerned. adding washington stands ready to provide assistance. he said the president biden has directed us aid and other federal government partners to assist response options to help those affected. and the u. s. will continue to monitor the situation and coordination with the government at of to kim will the you is also sending rescue teams. european commission president esl, of on to lance is the blocks members stand and full solidarity with the people of to kia and syria. and will continue helping any way they can well it speak at his in a hot and now she joins us from beirut. and are we just heard that or the death tolan syria is, is now at least $371.00 people. and i'm in the, the aid from the e. u and the us can't get a syria fast enough, which has been just as badly affected by this earthquake as turkey. if not more so yes, syria has been hit hard by this earthquake, the human toll, the death toll now in the hundreds. but many, many families rema

the other thing is by way there's been no campaign the bbc to rehabilitate jihadi jack who was the whitect to isis. and i do feel like this is partly to do with the bbc's identity politics. well, if we go back to the money, yeah, he might not have given a marriage, you know how much it cost for security for one week in syria around about 12 to $5000. and one week in syria around about 12 to $15000. and how many he was there a month at one time. so when i was there, he said i was probably $60,000 licence fee have our money and then the production costs an equally shamima lt's a gift the way you to get to talk to your whatever she she asked for guests so the first thing you do is what does she want? clothes for me? for clothes? and then there was a book. which one of the reasons the change management at they buy diaries and she had a go at me go at me, you know me having a go at me, you know i'm bringing her a gift. she said you bought me closed bible for the reason she for the book. the reason she asked. she did. yeah. she asked. yes, she did. yeah. she wanted yeah because it's wanted to

the other thing is by way there's been no campaign the bbc to rehabilitate jihadi jack who was the whiteo isis. and i do feel like this is partly to do with the bbc's identity politics. well, if we go back to the money, yeah, he might not have given a marriage, you know how much it cost for security for one week in syria around about 12 to $5000. and one week in syria around about 12 to $15000. and how many he was there a month at one time. so when i was there, he said i was probably $60,000 licence fee have our money and then the production costs an equally shamima lt's a gift the way you to get to talk to your whatever she she asked for guests so the first thing you do is what does she want? clothes for me? for clothes? and then there was a book. which one of the reasons the change management at they buy diaries and she had a go at me go at me, you know me having a go at me, you know i'm bringing her a gift. she said you bought me closed bible for the reason she for the book. the reason she asked. she did. yeah. she asked. yes, she did. yeah. she wanted yeah because it's wanted to be a

robert mueller, same with john durham and jack smith investigating former president donald trump. now the white house is in damage control mode with a new chief of staff at the helm for his full day today. a spokesman said the theme of the investigation is cooperation. watch this right here. >> the president has been fully cooperative and directed his team to be fully cooperative. we cooperated fully. we're being fully cooperative and offering up access to the president's personal homes. >> the spokesman refused to say if any other sites have been searched or will be searched. bill. >> bill: thank you, david spunt with the latest on that. >> dana: a few days away from president biden's state of the union speech as he gets ready to lay out his agenda for the year. he wants to build support. fox new poll finds 81% of voters see the united states as a dysfunctional family up from 71% two years ago. what happened? karl rove is a former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor. one of these things we can show as well, 73% of people say that they are dissatisfied with the things in

let's turn to special counsel jack smith's multiple investigations into donald trump. sources expect former white house chief of staff mark meadows to challenge his subpoena on the grounds of executive privilege. former vice president mike pence has already said he will challenge the subpoena as well although i think different grounds. does jack smith have time to wait for all these legal challenges to play out? >> that's exactly the question here, jake. look, we have seen more action in the last month or two under jack smith than we did during the prior year and a half under merrick garland and the result of that now is jack smith is pursuing this high-level testimony from these well-placed witnesses. the problem is, they're all going to challenge them and these challenges have some legitimacy to them. they will take many months, minimum four, five months to get through the federal courts and the question is, does jack smith have the luxury of that time? is it worth it for him to spend that time in order to get this testimony? >> and, tom, does time play a role when it comes to attorney general

at the other flurry of subpoena activity that we have seen from jack smith, whether it's ivanka trump, jared kushner, mark meadows, whiteel, deputy white house counsel -- donald trump's criminal defense attorneys -- which, i think the congressman would agree, is highly unusual for prosecutors to subpoena the criminal defense attorneys of a target we are investigating and perhaps intending to indict. but jack smith is on the offense. he is not playing defense. i maintain he is really running a two minute offense at this point, not giving the defense time to catch its breath. whereas, before he was appointed on november 18th, lawrence, it felt like doj could not even get out of the locker room. >> congressman swalwell, i want to go back and extend the example you are giving about, what about just doing your duty? mike pence was definitely protected to the extent it protects anyone by the speech and debate clause when he was a member of the house of representatives, years ago, as you are now. consider this hypothetical. that you were engaged in a legislative meeting with a colleague of yours who was trying to urge you to m

she may do also believe in the rehabilitation rehab dilatation of jihadi jack betts who was a white,s teenage . why white, middle class teenage. why not? he was radicalised. yes, why not? they should if they. they should be. if they were under age. shamima begum was 15 years old. she was under the kurds legal fight. years old. she was under the kurds legal fight . you can go kurds legal fight. you can go and join a death . no, that's and join a death. no, that's going to conduct the beheadings of british aid workers . she was of british aid workers. she was a benign many teenagers. she a benign man. then you can be welcomed back. no outcome. gone to trial was society is not welcome , not welcome, not welcome, not welcome, not a celebrity to the debate. reality tv's star social commentator into the deputy leader of the ukip party. rebecca jane so who do you agree with on this is former east spy shamima begum monster stewart says she was victim of grooming and we in the uk are on a nation built on christian values. should remember the power of forgiveness . he's very much with forgiven

she may do also believe in the rehabilitation rehab dilatation of jihadi jack betts who was a white,s teenage . why white, middle class teenage. why not? he was radicalised. yes, why not? they should if they. they should be. if they were under age. shamima begum was 15 years old. she was under the kurds legal fight. years old. she was under the kurds legal fight . you can go kurds legal fight. you can go and join a death . no, that's and join a death. no, that's going to conduct the beheadings of british aid workers . she was of british aid workers. she was a benign many teenagers. she a benign man. then you can be welcomed back. no outcome. gone to trial was society is not welcome , not welcome, not welcome, not welcome, not a celebrity to the debate. reality tv's star social commentator into the deputy leader of the ukip party. rebecca jane so who do you agree with on this is former east spy shamima begum monster stewart says she was victim of grooming and we in the uk are on a nation built on christian values. should remember the power of forgiveness . he's very much with forgiven

white house. what do you think this is all about? >> jack smith the special counsel's investigating two things. one, january 6th. a high-level complicity possibly going to the former president. and to, he's investigating the mar-a-lago documents that trump stole. and hid in his golf club. and, finn has you are just saying definitely, he took both of them. not just one, and it certainly says a lot about our former president. that is criminal activity was so extensive he had to play guessing games about which grand jury, tom fitted, this conservative activists was before. and we are sure, we are pretty sure it's one of those two investigations. but in classic trumpian fashion, we can't be sure as to which. because trump's committee is involved in both. and 15 is involved in both. so fit in this kind of like a one-stop shop for federal prosecutors right now. we're looking into trump's potential criminality. with respect to these two different investigations. but they are two very different investigations. and as of now the reporting is indicating whether 15 was there for one or the other. i think

jack sonia era. and it's against that idea that we are a white christian nation, that webster is pushing, and he challenges that idea by insisting that it's the constitution that made us americans and it made all of us americans, regardless of our race or our faith or our region of the country, our ethnicity doesn't define us. we are defined by the constitution itself as americans. and he's not necessarily the originator of the idea, but he is the guy. he's the guy who really makes that idea sort of stick in the public mind. so who is daniel webster? i mean, when i first started writing this book, people asked me, is he the guy who wrote the dictionary or is he the one with the coonskin cap? and he's neither of those people are. although noah webster was a distant relative of daniel webster's and they lived at the same time and they knew each other in new england. but daniel webster was, first of all, the most famous advocate before the supreme court in his day, he he probably won more cases before the supreme court than anyone before, since he argued about 150 cases before the supreme court while he was a

jack keane, good to talk to you. appreciate it. >> sandra: thank you, general keane. >> john: peter doocy live at the white house and a lot of people are interested to hear what the president has to say, as jack keane was saying, shooting down objects in u.s. territory does not happen very often, unless i'm incorrect, the last time when george welch and ken taylor took down more than six japanese planes at pearl harbor. >> the first time the commander in chief actually talks about the command that he gave to deploy u.s. military assets over the u.s. for the first time in decades. why did he do it? we hope to find out in a few minutes. >> he will speak to the united states response of the aerial objects, the chinese high altitude surveillance balloon and putting the safety and security of the american people always first. >> should it impact the u.s. and china relations. vice president says it does not have to, does the president agree? the verbiage the white house is using, response to recent aerial objects, not saying balloons, not saying spycrafts or ufo, but recent aerial objects. and president biden's visit to walter reed for a