gregg jarrett, jason chaffetz, thank you, as well.go back to memphis where our own gianno caldwell is live. apparently has one of the protesters with him. what's going on? >> yes, he was just telling me he is concerned that, even though this is peaceful right now, that the rage could start at any time. >> there's lot of hurt in the streets of memphis, tennessee, right now. this is organized noise, but for all the people who are just seeing the tapes of the young black man who experienced that every day of their life with the scripting unit. yeah, i believe it could be more to it. it's going to be a lot of anger. so we will see how the following days play out. >> that's the word, and i'm sure a lot of folks have been happy to see that the pc experience here , but there is concern that things will happen after this. it is still early in memphis. back to you, sean. >> sean: gianno, as i'm watching this -- you are a friend of mine. you lost a family member. your brother was killed, senseless violence in chicago. i can't even imagine the p

let's bring in senior legal correspondent laura jarrett. what will prosecutors need to do to prove a second-degree murder conviction? >> lester, the law here is clear. prosecutors don't have to show these officers intended to kill nichols. but the state does have to prove that the officers knew their behavior was likely to cause his death and possibly should have intervened to stop a fellow officer from hurting nichols usually, these types of cases are hard to win. officers typically claim they acted reasonably and juries tend to give them the benefit of the doubt. in this case, so much will come down to that video we'll see tomorrow and the jury's reaction to it, lester. >> laura jarrett, thank you. >>> in south carolina, dramatic testimony today in the trial of alex murdaugh. the jury saw police body cam video from the scene where his wife and son were killed and heard murdaugh's call to 911 katie beck is there tonight. >> permission to publish this exhibit -- >> reporter: the jury heard the chilling 911 call. >> reporter: from first resp

greg jarrett, thank you. pam bondi, thank you. joining us now, former national intelligence director john ratcliffe. john , let's get your broad overviewyou a ll of of all of . but i want to focus especiallykn on the amount of money that we know that the biden family was getting through. hunter biden. and we know that joe lied when he said he never discussedne foreign businessss dea deals with hunter. we have photographic evidence. ev we know of specific meetingside that he attended with hisss partners, his foreign business partners. bupa t the amount of money from all these countries, but especially our number one geopolitical foe, and that is china, the money is is staggering in terms of its magnitude. >> it sure is shocking when you talk about tens of million the ars coming from china, you ,our number one adversary, and the folks that were benefiting from that. the circum as we're finding outs the circumstances around this penn biden center include not just joe biden, but hunterwho biden, who emails show negociat show nee, at l

with reaction the author of the "price of principle" alan dershowitz and gregg jarrett. professor, this is a personal residence but they believe he has prerogatives. what is their defense right now? >> well, i think the defense is going to be carelessness, sloppiness, no malev oinence. what about donald trump and hillary clinton? -- we will see a lot of comparisons. in the end we have 2 special prosecutors that were appointed. if you point one against someone running for president you need to appoint another one for someone else running for president. there will be no prosecution. probably the laws will be changed. we will see a new process where they will come to the house and remove everything the day the president leaves the white house. i think we will see that change. >> professor, you say it will be nothing followed by a change in the process and no repercussions for biden? >> i think there will be none except political. even the democrats are saying look how sloppy and irresponsible he is. i don't think we will see criminal prosecution either. if there was of a ch

here with reaction the price principle alan dershowitz and gregg jarrett.fessor, there are differences going back to hillary clinton but the deletion of 33,000 emails and using bleach and missing sim-cards brings up destroying every day. neither joe biden nor hillary clinton had the right to declassify. do you know of any system that exists currently that mandates that a president declassify in any specific way? i am not aware of one. >> there is none. that's clear. it's a gap in the law. the law should provide that this classification can happen instantaneously. it did with president bush a few years ago when he declassified something on the spot. there is no criteria. the burden of proof is on the government. i don't believe the government can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the material in trump's possession was classified. on the biden side there is another problem. the statute requires that the classified documents be knowingly removed. the person has to know it was classified and it was removed with an intent to retain it. what biden claims, i di

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let's talk about the law, greg jarrett, and let's talk about compare and contrast. we have hillary clinton now.to wen, didn' gt get a thirty three thousand emails, but we did have the top secrett classified information on her servers. we did have a case of i would argue, obstruction. that was bleach, but that wasrs destroying devices. that was removing sim cards. now, we got a case of joe biden . when you compare it to mar-a-lago, do you see anyffn difference in the threcee? >> no, there's none whatsoever . and i'm amused by theyork "new york times", which whopublished a story a couple f hours ago saying, oh, there's a complete difference between the cases because the trumpia potential charges don't involve intentionally mishandlingdocume classified documents. sure, they do. sure thedumbbells read the warr >> it says in the warrant. not only that, five months ago, the lead headline of the new york times was phyliss from trumper, part of espionage act inquiry. they went on to describe that involves mishandling classified documents. say now, they say it doesn'tt invol

. >> sean: "fox and friends" co-host eve and gregg jarrett. see everybody. >> [applauding]. >> sean: i will give you a "hannity" football at the end of the show. i am throwing them out in the crowd. everyone is missing. i am not tom brady. >> a philadelphia eagles fan? >> [cheering]. >> sean: wow. kellyanne conway, they made such a big deal. they didn't need to raid mar-a-lago. if that's the standard why is joe biden not getting the same trea treatment? >> he ought to. sean, people should be concerned that a former vice-president and sitting president has these documentings between a monkey wrench and a lawn mower in his garage. everybody somebody team biden says they didn't know everything is fine. the law is cut and dry. you have a document that you should not and they have many. people don't like the hypocrisy. i feel like the press is starting to turn on this. all of a sudden the last press conference can karine-jean pierre. it felt like when we were in the trump white house. not just peter doocy. she has a bad week because she never has a

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here is john solomon and gregg jarrett is with us. john, the news part?this boomerang on joe biden. this is about a dozen documents. in a closet at the penn-biden center a think tank that joe biden went to after he left the vice-president. two have information that would be classified at the top secret level. the national archives referred this to the fbi a couple of weeks ago. the government knew about this when they name a special prosecutor to investigate trump. >> tucker: gregg jarrett, hillary clinton, we didn't get the 33,000 emails. but we had the top secret information on her servers. bleach to destroy devices and removing simcards. now a case of joe biden. compared to mar-a-lago do you see any difference in the 3? >> no, there is nonewhatsoever. i am amused by the "new york times" who published a story a couple of hours ago saying there is a complete difference between the cases because the trump potential charges don't involve mishandling classified documents. sure they do, you dumbbells. read the warrant! it says so in the warrant. 5 months ago

ah, i'm jarrett ray, thank you for your company today. a top aid organization has gone to afghanistan this week to plead with the taliban to, and they massey of rollback of women's rights and freedoms. the latest band prevents n g r is from employing female staff, hiring only men who are not allowed to directly care for women means aid organizations can't help vulnerable groups like widowers or single mothers. other bans targeting education work and sport are arising women from public life. and cios say the conditions of making day work old but impossible. young higg olandt is secretary general of the norwegian refugee council. he joins us to day from cobble . mr. eagle, unwelcome, you've been in afghanistan this week to try and convince the taliban to overturn their band on n d. r is employing female staff. how have those talks been going? well, i've been intensive. i've met with the numerous taliban leaders several minutes. this. several religious scholars and prominent figures in the taliban here in, in kabul. and surprisingly, they sa

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greg jarrett joins me now. you are our legal analyst. will be get that money back in america?entage of it will have to be negotiated with the authorities, they will say we are first in line. unlike the bernie madoff ripoff, he did actually have some tangible assets that were clawback, $64 billion bernie madoff embezzled, 14 billion was actually retrieved with the customers. sam bankman-fried, a lot of money he stole from customers and gave to alameda research was thrown out the window. and risky bets in failing companies or crypto currencies. we see on a percentage basis, a whole lot less money retrieved. stuart: how far back will they go to clawback? your customer of ftx, you made some money, took your money out, regulators could clawback the gain, before it fell to pieces. just as they did with the made off case. >> they might be able to try to do that, ill-gotten gains in the system. with what sam bankman-fried did, spend money on things that are completely worthless and insolvent. that's the lions share of the money, the stolen customer accounts over to alameda research wh

that his residence he can hit a garage door button to be interviewed. >> the amount of money greg jarrett we are talking about is breathtaking. merrick garland sat on that news . now we have not one not two but three separate locations were found. about the money is the most disturbing. the money to the penn biden center the overwhelming majorit of it came when biden was there. he was being paid by the university. the university had their professors request from merrick garland that they dropped the espionage case with china. he dropped it. i am or meet about everything i'm reading. >> it looks like a quid pro quo where the equivalent of a bribery. joe biden is the new britney spears it oops, i did it again. and again. and again. three different locations with classified information in it. you can maybe rationalize it wa inadvertent once. may be accidental twice a. of three times? remember the criminal statute says the story removal and stor of classified information is a crime if it's either intentiona or reckless. this now appears to be the definition of recklessness unde the criminal s

on the other sideline jarrett stidham was balling in his first career nfl start.e hooks up with davante adams, the pride of east palo alto. the raiders had a double-digit lead but the niners rally. tied late in the fourth. jordan mason rumbles 14 yards for the touchdown. bag come the raiders. josh jacobs, nobody touch me. he goes into the end zone on the short run. game tied at 34. final seconds of regulation. robbie gould's going to make this one. uh-uh. misses the 41-yard field goal. game goes to overtime tied at 34. then the o.t. it's nick bosa time, pushes that offensive lineman right into the quarterback. the throw comes up short. tashaun gipson says thank you very much. 56-yard return to the 7 yard line. robbie gould is not missing this one. he drills the game winner. the 49ers beat the raiders 37-34 in overtime. green bay beats minnesota. so the niners move up to the 2 seed. philly also lost. if they lose next weekend, that means the miners could be the number 1 seed in the nfc. >> they didn't play perfect, but coming down there at the end, especially again

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. >> joining us now to discuss, laura jarrett. laura, thank you.e. there's a disagreement on the fact and is the law. the theory is that baldwin had an obligation to check the gun himself, open it up and make sure there were no live rounds there. baldwin said he was told there were no live rounds on set and he relied on the expertise on those around him who were gun safety experts. there's going to be a battle of the experts, if you will, that's a phrase our viewers are going to hear. both sides are going to have testimony on what he was obligated to do. the prosecutors think they have testimony from other experts in the field who say he was supposed to have done that and he didn't. >> there's the issue of baldwin saying publicly that he pulled back the hammer, but didn't pull the trigger. how much of -- is that going to weigh? >> it's a real factual dispute and part of the pickle for baldwin, he went on camera in an interview with abc and said that he did not pull the trigger and now prosecutors are saying they have him on video with his hand on t

the defense gave up 500 yards to jarrett stidham id mosttheya losie the fse eroffense picked up the sla points ine five games sipurdy took over at quarterback. > ng to an viroent like thisfeelt . at d of the game, the crowd is going crazy. you have to go out and do your job. >> he is proving it. >> that is the red and gold report. >>> time for a look at our forecast with first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen. clear skies. >> we wanted rain and now we s send another an atmospheric river toward the bay area which brings in the potential for flooding and wind damage. major storms out over the pacific. we are getting a taste of rain for the northbay right now with this system making its way toward the pacific northwest. this will be occupying our attention. let's take a look at what is happening right now. there are a few showers hitting the ground north of the golden gate. this is not the main event. you are not going to last all evening. let's track over to futurecast. it will be drying out as we get past sunset. we should be seeing dry conditions across the bay area. the first wave

greg jarrett, joe concha, thank you. al l right.l. get my hands. also all right., also tonight, fake news, cnn, they're at it again. cnn at now. ana navarro, far leftca political hack who once pretended to be a republican a strategist, actually accused nikki haley of being fake. yeah, right. take a look at that. >> much stuck on anything shefa says because she's always contradicting herself just a little bit afterwards. right. wheneveradicting i hear nikki h, it's the song because in my head, you well, the real nik nikki haley, please stand up because she will say what does she stand for? that's what i'm saying. she she stands for whatever is convenient at the moment. ana navarro sits around trash talking republicans. >> s's what she gets paid for. now, meanwhile, nikki haley was a un ambassador under trump. was the governor of south carolina. now, some are speculating that s she is plottinpeculag and planng maybe a run for president for 2020 four. let's give a warm hannity show. >> welcome as ambassador nikki haley, governor wallace boy, that they

joining me is senior legal correspondent laura jarrett. welcome to the team. first off.ake of this? >> it is pretty incredible that one of the more unprecedented leaks that we have seen in recent memory certainly coming out of one of the branchs that is most shrouded in secrecy, ends with sort of an unprecedented ending of a headline of no culprit. it's pretty incredible that they did an exhaustive forensic search, it appears they went back and tried to figure out who was able to print the opinion, who had their hands on the opinion, and they truly, it seems like, after all of this time, cannot seem to pinpoint anyone. now, i should point out, as kelly did, there is an investigation, the investigation does appear to not be at a complete ending, it appears that there could be some follow-up interviews, there could be some more leads to track down, but it has been months, as we recall, this opinion leaked back in may and it was nearly identical to the opinion that ends up being actually issued by the court some months later so you might say kudos to "politico" for protecti

but the reality is greg jarrett is donald trump said on this program that he could hadt trum the power to declassify any way he wanted to declassify. now, he got ridiculedke and attacked for it.de >>t but the truth is , he's right, isn't he? rig it'sh, he's totally right. it's an exclusive powere powe contained in the constitution. through the commander in chief clause and , you know, the vicen president doesn't have that right. nor hillary clinton secre as secretary of state. i thoroughly agree with the president or with mr. dershowitz that this will be a wash.t inte >> but i disagree that intent and knowing and willful is the only standard. if you examine section f of 18 , usc 793, that also provides for gross negligencewel or carelessness. >> well, the increasing number of locations where joe biden is classified documents have been discovered, renders inadvertence implausible and instead seems to be the definition of recklessness,e gross negligence under u the statute. >> so i think legally there would be a fairly strong case. and look, president biden's excuse is in his bag of alib

purdy, the raiders sent out jarrett stidham for his first start.downfield like a knife through butter. here is a pass on the opening drive. the 49ers quickly responded. that tied the game. in the second quarter, nine is down 3. he spun around and extended the play. finding george kittle for his fifth touchdown. two touchdowns. just before the half, the raiders knocked at the door. davante adams, that gave the raiders a 17-14 lead.

. >>> let's bring in laura jarrett. what will prosecutors need to prove? >> the law is clear. prosecuts don't have to show these officers intended to kill nichols. the state does have to prove that the officers knew that their behavior was likelyo cause his death and possibly should have intervened to stop a fellow officer from hurting nichols. usually, these cases are hard to win. officers claim they acted reasonably. juries tend to give them the benefit of the doubt. in this case, as in so many others, much will come down to what we see in that video tomorrow and the jury's reaction to it. >> laura, thank you. >>> in south carolina, dramatic testimony today in the trial of alex murdaugh. the jury saw police bodycam video from the scene and heard his call to 911. catie beck is there tonight. >> permission to publish this exhibit. >> reporter: the jury heard the chilling 911 call. >> reporter: from first responders recounting a gruesome crime scene. standing near it, a distraught alex murdaugh. >> did you see tears? >> i did not. murdaugh. >> did you see tear snz. >> i did not

>> i want to bring in antonia hylton live for us in memphis, our senior legal correspondent laura jarrett is us with, along with nbc law enforcement analyst and retired seattle police chief carmen best and former national bar association president. antonia, we will start you with, four hours away from the release of the video, the ty's police chief is telling one of our colleagues tom llamas that this is very intentional, it is happening on purpose, so people can get home, kids can be safe, and let me play more of that conversation. >> there were times when he was laying, there were times when he was sat up, there were times when he was mumbling and saying words, and, but it was obvious that he was not in control of his physical self. >> and there was no sense of urgency to get this man help. >> in my mind, there was not. there was not. >> memphis schools have canceled after school activities today. community college classes are all virtual. tell us more about what we're learning here. >> reporter: there's a heaviness in the air here in memphis as people brace for something that they expe

greg jarrett. the price., dan , they'll pay the price. thank you. now, as usual, the left, i really have a hard time understanding as they areg crying racism over the death of terry nichols. ra despite the fact all i in thefficers in this case involved in the incident i are black and were subsequently and charged with second degreesecond murder.eg that didn't stop radical cnnreer contributor, as i mentioned earlier, van jones from penning an op ed.r, van j pen >> he titledding the police who killed terry nichols were black, but they mighthat killed. have been driven by racism. now, of course, serial race baiter al sharpton, he struck again with these comments over on mzoudi and see this week. >> take a look.take a this is an outrage and race still is involved.trage. aboutas you and i spoke on the phone, because i don't believe those five cops would have done thati don' to young w on a no on a traffic stop. >> right here with reaction. epic times host larry elder fox news contributor leo 2.0der. terrell. they are both lawyer s, really th three questi

and that trust broke down. >> laura jarrett, thank you very much. melissa, let's me go to you. we showed a graphic on the screen about the investigation. is it typical, 80-plus people had access to the draft opinion. is it normal that dozens of staffers would have access to an opinion like that? >> in a high profile case like this, it might be normal, each chamber has four law clerks and multiply that by nine and it could be the case, with the relevant employees to have that many people. but again, what this all has has an air of final ty, they are putting this to bed and what is standing out to me is how little they found. the preponderance of the evidence standard that the court has here is the lowest court that is used in cases which suggests they don't have evidence for anything. the marshal undertook this investigation, as laura said, it often led to some dead ends because the court doesn't have the technology to log who is downloading what or who is printing information at various times, and they had michael chertoff, the former homeland security secretary, review the mar

jarrett stidham rolls right but cannot connect with davante adams raiders showing their frustration withwner mark davis who was watching the game again with none other than hall of famer charles woodson there. so chiefs showing no respect for the raiders here playing ring around the rosy. >> then we end up seeing the action the pitch here to jerick mckinnon tosses it back to patrick mahomes then tosses the touchdown. pass. unbelievable. right. one person said here that chiefs are simply just playing with their food against the raiders ended up being no 5 because of a holding cali chiefs of actually did score down. they ptook a 24 to 3 lead. the half never looked back. state him look so good. last week against the forty-niners under constant pressure there he got sacked 6 times today. chiefs roll 31 13 and clinched the number one seed in the and all mark davis can do is go. how did this happen? i spent all this money. we have just beautiful place in vegas and we are joe. anyway, let's talk about the forty-niners. yeah. they're looking to secure the number one seed in the nfc by beating th

and a party comedians party hosted by comedians jarrett carmichael it can be really interesting to see also who would wins this and also who would tend a lot of tend attend because a lot of boycotted it and also who will because this is the lead up to obviously oscars. so the obviously the oscars. so the golden globes off an array golden globes kicks off an array of award ceremonies that leads up to the big one. the oscars. i'm just going to give you a brief overview and best actress in a motion picture drama. you've cate blanchett shortest show date, the tall olivia colman at one of our own for empire light. viola davis is a woman , which is phenomenal . and woman, which is phenomenal. and the almost she was a farm girl. she's been shortlisted for blonde bombshell williams for the face woman they'll be going head massive head at head to head massive head at that and the men best actor in a motion picture drama shortlisted austin butler for his pregnant elvis, which in my opinion was unreal. brendan fraser , who has unreal. brendan fraser, who has been shortlisted for the whale and tha

brock purdy with his 4th career start, the raiders set out jarrett stidham for his first nfl start and he drove the raiders offense downfield like a hot knife through butter. 49ers quickly responded and brock purdy flipped it to tie the game. in the 2nd, the niners down 3. 22 of 35, 284 and two touchdowns. just before the half, the raiders knocked at the door, devante adams was huge. this score gave the raiders a 17-14 halftime lead. in the 3rd order, the raiders facing 3rd and long and the niners got a stop, but look. fred warner was called for a facemask. that extended the drive. that's adams in stride and he stretched the field, how about a 60 yard play and the raiders led by 10. the niners would go quietly, here's a red zone handoff to christian mccaffrey who trotted his way into the end zone to make it a 3-point game, into the 4th order, he dropped back, his past tipped to the line of scrimmage as jake jackson came down with it. he was so happy he did a court cartwheel. the niners responded with back to back field goals, carson tied it with a 57 yard effort. i love , he set up jor

gregg jarrett says there cannot be two systems of justice in this country, watch here. >> this certainly blows a hole in any ability of the department of justice to go after trump for allegedly mishandling classified documents. you can't say, "oh, it is okay for bill clinton to have done that. it is okay for joe biden to have done it. it is okay for hillary clinton to mishandle hundreds of classified documents, but when donald trump does it, even though he may have declassified the documents and another presidential record, zach allowed to maintain control over the documents, no, his name is donald trump so we will go after him with a vengeance and threaten him with crimes. >> carley: let's bring in south carolina congressman ralph norman congressman of the oversight committee. good morning to you. president trump is responding to this news. he said a true message, when is the fbi going to raid the many homes of joe biden and the white house? these documents were not declassified. your response to all of this. >> but is a double standard, carley. for the vice president and steve miller d

i want to bring in my friend and colleague laura jarrett, nbc legal correspondent., it is here. and former police chief carmen best. why does america need to see this video tonight? do we? >> for too long, black voices were not heard or believed. and you pointed out that initial statement from the police department. and we've seen other statements. they talk about an encounter, two encounters. it's a really sanitized version of the events that we actually saw transparent -- transpire in front of our eyes. >> juries want to see what happened, they want to attach to the narrative of what actually happen. remember in the trial of derek chauvin, one of the prosecutors, believe your eyes. that's why you have to see the video. for too long, we were told not, enough narratives weren't enough, people need to see the evidence. >> you agree with that, charles? >> i do. i think that we've had a lot of conversation about the speed in which this was handled and you and i have talked about it. >> last nights, right. here >> and one of the things that i said was true which was tha

i have had similar -- are you supposed to know, but i will say this, i was talking to greg jarrett aboutfamiliar with guns. it is not a reasonable standard, how you handle a gun in the real world which you handle with care, these guys onset go through specific training, they are supposed to. and specific protocols. rachel: there's someone in charge to make sure. will: everything was broken in this scenario. pete: how did a live round make its way onto the set. >> they were shooting beer cans. that doesn't mean alec was, don't know about that but there should not be live rounds. rachel: coming up, and american mom, maybe she's not so american, praises the communist party for helping co-parent her kids. we will take on that outrageous claim next. ♪ nope. keeping my eyes on the road is paying off with drivewise. bo-ring. get drivewise from allstate and save for avoiding mayhem like me. flu symptoms hit harder than the common cold. so it takes the right tool for the job... to keep it together. now there's new theraflu flu relief with a max strength fever fighting formula. the right tool for

. >>> joining us is senior legal correspondent laura jarrett. >> what is jumping out to you?you are keeping your eye on here >> a couple of things. number one is the digital tower. we all leave a digital footprint in this day and age. investigators want to comb through that, i'm sure they have by now, and they want to figure out what if any planning took place here because remember, for lawyers, prosecutors, the key is can they show intent and key for first-degree murder one of the charges he is facing the computer tower would be a particular area of interest. the other thing is this piece of possible animal hair why is that interesting? because we know one of the victims shared a dog with the boyfriend, we know that the dog was at the scene of the crime. if they can connect the animal hair to his home, where they executed the search warrant, that could be key. and the last and final one is the possible bloodstain that they found on the mattress covers, on the pillow cases. they want to know what if anything again is there, and we do not know the results of any of this, i sho

and greg jarrett said, i don't know the lawyers have security clearance, if they don't, they're in troubleecause they have documents they shouldn't. >> ainsley: will jim jordan, judiciary, be able to say, we want to see which documents you were holding? >> i imagine they will try. >> ainsley: connected to burisma or china or his son's business dealings, we need to know. >> i'm waiting, there was no raid on the garage, it was voluntary search by his own lawyers. timing is suspicious across the board. republicans takeover in the house and about to investigate hunter biden overseas dealings, this was discovered in most part before the election, but not revealed until after and does joe biden have other political enemies in washington who would like to see him not -- >> about to do what? >> announce a run for a second term. >> ainsley: thank goodness the lawyers did the right thing. >> did they? i can't assume they did the right thing from the beginning. we have no idea. >> >> ainsley: true. >> their story they are telling us. >> ainsley: if true, they turned over to the doj and now a story, y

. >> jarrett stidham taking the reins as the raiders qb one this weekend looks pretty good in his first career. start 3rd quarter, las vegas leading by 3 under pressure, airs it out to davante adams for 60 yards. adam second touchdown of the game. extending the raiders lead to tend the san francisco answered right back. pretty hands it off to christian mccaffrey finds a lane takes it in for the 14 yarder forty-niners inching closer still trailing by 3. both teams traded field goals to tighten the 4th. we're all knotted up. 27 and the rookie jordan mason gets the handoff gets in there for the touchdown. his first career td and the niners. take a 34 27 lead. but just a minute later on first and goal. just jacobs walks it in. and just like that, the raiders tie it late. so comes down to the final seconds of regulation. robbie gold. 41 yard field goal attempt to win it. that is why right? not even close. and so we've got overtime football on new year's day. t stadium. a wobble right to to sean gibson park in himself underneath that picking off stidham. he takes it all the way into san franc

jarrett stidham rolls right. can't connect with davante adams. yeah.he fans saying we deserve better. mark davis, they're setting up and then i spratt and was going to a press box and a nice box. there is. i know what charles woodson, mora action here. chiefs come right back down, 98 yards, longest drive of the season. suit, tony, with the amazing run, just breaks the plane for the score chiefs lead. 24 3 in the half. never looked back. state of looked great last week against the forty-niners completely lost today under constant pressure, sacked 6 times roll. 31 13 mark davis goes out and that's happening. well, you played against the they're now the number one seed in the nfc. meanwhile, the forty-niners can secure the number one seed in the nfc by beating the cardinals tomorrow and having the eagles lose to the new york football giants. they have been led by rookie quarterback brock purdy was one. his first 4 starts and he's thrown at least 2 touchdowns and 5 straight, a native of arizona pretty grew up watching the cardinals. and he says that he's e

2 yard touchdown. 7 zip chiefs, the plate chief supt 14, 3 in the second graders reports and gold jarrett stidham rolls right. cannot connect with davante adams top one today for stepping out. fans showing their frustration with the how does mark davis react? >> he just watches the game along with hall of famer charles wants it. >> with the team showing no respect for the raiders here, playing ring around the rosy and then a direct snap. and this and this play here once they eventually lineup just goofing around out there in the past. tosses it out to patrick patrick tosses it out. dan of getting a touchdown here. it's nola 5 del. because of a holding penalty. chiefs did eventually score on that drive. they took a 24 to 3 lead at the half and never looked back. well, look so good. last week against the forty-niners had a real dropping out there today. 6 sacks 6 sacked 6 times. she sold. 31 13 clinched the number one seed in the afc. meanwhile, the forty-niners are securing are looking to secure the number one seed in the nfc by beating the cardinals tomorrow and having. >> the eagles lose

his replacement will be jarrett stidham. this will be his first game started for the raiders. kickoff is at 105. southwest airlines continues to recover from its operational meltdown following last week's winter storm. an effort to speed things up. the airline is asking volunteer other employees to volunteer to help customer service staff with refunds and reunite customers with their bags. southwest has set up a website to help customers find their bags and request refunds and reimbursement. as of today, southwest delays and cancellations have dropped significantly nationwide. the airline is reporting up to 324 delayed flights. and 23 cancellations. >> and a look at your new year's sunday forecast. look at that. they're no raindrops on that. maybe they're just a bunch of sunshine. although chilly temperatures a little strike. you as you walk out the door a little bit here as we do a little drying out, but we do a little drying out, but not for long. a walk with you nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevent

joining me antonio hilton and laura jarrett, tim alexander and harry lipman. take us what we can expect at the press conference, the video release, how memphis is preparing. >> reporter: andrea, memphis for days now has been bracing for what we know and expect to see around 6:00 p.m. local time, 7:00 p.m. eastern tonight when about an hour or so of video footage from multiple angles is going to be accessible to the public. officials have been warning just how graphic and terrible all of this has been. the family, of course, has seen it, struggled to watch and get through more than a minute of it themselves. there are a couple key parts that i especially as a reporter am going to look for closely. we have new information from the chief of the memphis police department about the nature of the stop. our understanding initially was that tyre nichols was accused of reckless driving. that's the action that precipitated him being pulled over. it sounds now from the chief of police like we're not going to see evidence of that. we're not going to see evidence of tyre n

and then marc foxx, cal bears travel to the farm to face jarrett highs and stanford both with 2, 7, in conference right now. san fran control first in in the 1st half, they work it inside to the big 7 footer maxim, right? not soft touch on the hook and he's found and it's good. stanford up. 31 to 20 at this point at the half, 15 points right now at last season's pac, 12 freshman of the year. harrison ingram made it loud and clear right there. he throws it down. and they pretty fill it up from there. they win california down. 46 75 was the final in stanford's paper. it was a big yeah, they they just about the entire game. yeah. there's had a tough one tonight. they really do some holes. it was. i always like watching saint mary's. so they're always fun, especially up to, you know, march madness and all that. they always come out and actually surprise a lot of people out of time. so that's my favorite time of the year. same march. off football actually just tell him a brief said the thing that the niners have to do is make sure that they don't have the mental battle, get them out of this

. >> we want to laura jarrett, she is nbc's new senior lega correspondent.come to nbc. >> so good to be with you. >> what fascinating affidavit. your assessment of the strength of the case. talking about dna, cellphone tracking. does it seem like law enforcement has their man? >> the dna is super compelling juries attach a lot of value to dna. everyone has the cia effect. that's something they will want to attach to look the knife sheath is on the bed of the woman who has been killed the 99% match the jury is going to attach to that. but that's not everything, right? we have all of the surveillance video, all of this cellphone records. the cellphone is pinging at, what, a dozen times before the actual killings? that's a big fact for prosecutors because, remember, they have to show this was first-degree premeditated murder the idea of him casing, as they claim, the house ahead of time is going to be all of that together. >> can i ask a basic question? if you have someone's thumbprint on the knife sheath thing, is that just not enough does that not put him the

with this classified information from his vice presidency and he was not supposed to have that gregg jarrettox news legal analyst, talked about these documents a few minutes ago on "fox & friends." >> president biden is more at criminal risk here because trump had the ability to declassify documents, unfettered authority. can do it on his own. he doesn't have to tell anybody. it's a crime to remove and store classified documents and put them in an unauthorized location. and i'm sorry, but the corvette defense doesn't cut it. you know, it has to be in what's known as a scif, as you know. a secure location approved by the government for classified docs. it's concerning to me not one, bnot two but three locations. that suggests knowledge and intent on the part of biden. >> brian: again, we know classified documents. we don't know what level and they actually are we might never know. we know the topics were u.k., ukraine and china on the last batch. keep in mind, we have no idea. we know he had mechanics coming in and out thereof working on his corvette. we also know that there is no records of

difficult than pretty much anybody top brock purdy, the rookie making his 4th career start against jarrett stidham. >> said i'm taking the reins. raiders qb one this week. and boy, he looked pretty good early on in his first career. start 3rd quarter, las vegas leading by 3 stem under pressure. >> have to come on to adams for 60 yards. his second td of the game extends their lead to 10 francisco answered right back. 30 hands it off to the stomach. caffrey mccaffrey finds a lane takes it into the 14 yarder niners inching closer still trailing by 3. both teams would trade field goals to tighten the 4th. all knotted at 27. the rookie jordan mason taking the handoff all the way into the end zone for the touchdown. his first career td and the niners. take a 34 27 lead with one minute later on. first. and oldest jacobs just walks it in. and just like that, the raiders tie it late. so we go to the final seconds of regulation. robbie gold, a 41 yard field goal attempt to win it. why write no good. so we've got some overtime football on new year's day in ot raiders with the ball. first it out throw

jarrett stidham rolls out, right but cannot connect with davante adams raider fans showing their frustration with owner mark davis is watching the game with hall of famer charles and they are the chief showing no respect for the raiders here playing ring around the rosy. a mask and with the raiders there, no respect at all. we have staff out here to jack mackinnon pitches to mahomes then tosses a touchdown pass here. i've got to make it look so easy to play. ends up being nullified by a holding penalty. the chiefs did eventually score. it took a 24 to 3 lead in the half. never looked back. stidham's look great against the niners last week under constant pressure this week he got sacked 6 times today. chiefs go on a roll. 31 13 mark davis goes, what i do? they clinched the number one seed in the afc. meanwhile, the forty-niners can secure the number one seed in the nfc by beating the cardinals tomorrow and having the eagles lose to the new york football giants. they have been led by rookie quarterback brock purdy. he's won 4 of that his first 4 starts and has at least 2 touchdowns and 5 strai