jen. response. eve. ha! ben texts jen again. well, call me if you get too bored, i love you. merry christmas, jen writes back. i love you too, smiley face. a little more than five hours later, ben texts jen again, only this time he seems panicked. baby, are you okay? they just said an officer is down in tosa. jen doesn't respond. nine minutes later, ben sends another text. baby, please text or call me. i'm scared. still no response. at 5:51 a.m, ben sends one last desperate message. babe, please. minutes later, ben calls the wauwatosa police department. he's worried dispatch can't reach her either. the department tracks jen squad car to the parking lot of the fire department, where police would often park to fill out paperwork. jen's fellow officers arrive on the scene. >> they are requesting backup for an ambush. officer down. >> but it's already too late. officer jen sabina has been dead for hours. shot by her own service weapon. >> she was laying on a cold, wet parking lot. she was shot multiple times in her head and in her face. it's just not right for her to have been le

jens plotner: perhaps.hashank joshi: does anyone else want to come in on this question of countering? you first. stefano sannino: on one point that chris was making, which i think it's extremely important. i think that we have lost quite a lot of time about this story of competition between you and nato. and i think that we need to, especially now in the context that both have defined, we need to be clear about who our friends are and if we are not clear about that then we make a big mistake because then we will be much weaker vis-a-vis those. i don't want to speak necessarily about enemies but certainly about opponents. and that's a point which i think that we have to keep in mind. and this brings me also to a point that jens was making about china and about the risks , because yesterday we have discussed them and we have heard a lot about the risks inherent to insecurity coming from china. there is an element i think of calculus in the way china works and this is something that we need to factor in, and t

jen needed part time employees. most of the women of how they became part of the angel cakes family. what they didn't know their time as a family would be cut short unexpectedly. jen died in february of 2023 from injuries sustained during a robbery outside of a bank in downtown oakland. the 19 year old responsible arrested and sentenced to state prison. one by one, everybody came in and we all just hugged each other and then we all started saying, okay, now what? from that tragedy, a light from their now angel, jen, the business was theirs. if they wanted it. we knew that if we were going to do it, we had to do it together. so that was very clear right from the beginning. the past year and a half hasn't been a piece of cake by any means, but they are making something sweet out of the bitterness life dealt them as a collective. i often struggle with the happy moments because i want jen to see it like the first cake i did. claire and i kind of got swindled into making a wedding cake and you know, it was scary, but it

so william jennings resigned in protest resigned from the cabinet too. and it broke his heart.he and wilson had to part company and as i said then he went on to to support the war. but i think but your point is i think important because all of these characters you have to see them in the round. so it's not like brian is just the bad guy in the fundamental list who's kind of a kind of a reaction throwback to something more complicated then by the token, so is clarence darrow. i mean, clarence darrow was twice for bribing a juror i don't know if the seriously and he was basically run out of califor sonya for doing that but he was it was supporting anarchists and california i don't know if he bribed the jury or not like you know did as much research as i could find out. i don't think he did. who knows? i mean, he he happy to try cases in the headlines. you know, he a publicity seeker. he a he was himself very complicated after the trial in the scopes trial. he went to troy to defend a family that that had been the white supremacist group tried to get the family their black family

host of msnbc's "inside with jen psaki," jen, thank you, again.> up next on "way too early," tulsi gabbard, donald trump's controversial dni pick was back on capitol hill yesterday trying to win support for her nomination. we'll show you what she is saying about her conversations with some key republican senators. >>> and then coming up on "morning joe," congress now barreling toward a possible government shutdown. why house speaker mike johnson's scrapped a last minute deal to keep the government funded, how democrats are reacting and what comes next. plus, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken will be live in studio to discuss the latest out of the middle east. you won't want to miss that. "morning joe" a few short moments away. won't want to miss. "morning joe" a few short moments away still congested? —nope! —uh oh. new mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray. spray goodbye. aaaaaaahhhhh! new mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray with a gentle mist and innovative power-jet. spray goodbye to congestion. it's comeback season! i've lost 228 pounds on golo

jen, what is it that's working that you all are doing with cura? what we focus on, for example, in our signature program, the cura academy, how to be at work. we focus on micro learning. we focus on not just telling our young professionals to build their linkedin profiles. we're telling them how to do it in digestible, easy to understand manner that takes into account where they actually are. we try to meet them where they are. and this is it's here to stay, right? sylvia? this is something an idea, a coept, a venture that is only growing. absolutely. it's here to stay. and all of the data that we have pulled, we recently published a white paper called early career in a first generation lens. we did a lot of work to really understand what the gaps were, what the needs are, and what we can do to really help the emerging professionals, the leaders of tomorrow kind of get them there faster. so we understand what is happening here and what the trends are, especially in the workplace. the workplace is seeing that they're really experiencing loss and pro

south korean journalist jen moon, thanks for joining us. and here's a reminder of our top story. former us president jimmy carter has died at the age of $100.00. carter died in a hospice in his hometown plains, the state of georgia carters achievements. as the 39th president include, brokering the camp david accords which brought peace between israel and egypt, he continued to mandatory and work for decades after leaving the office in 1981. you're watching the w news up next. how we can protect ourselves from one of nature's most devastating forces that's on saddam, it's the global threats after the break. as always, there is more news on our website. that's d w dot com. i'll be nice to stay with us . the name is the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. most would have being nosy, bay, like good, everyone to king. you're healthy award winning called called the called back.

the sides of the crash. jen, what's the latest from where you are? all right, i'm here add more international airport in south show up probably just about 280 club or southwest to the south creek capital. so that's to continue to ride the trucks the day from the junior air crash with now at least 177 people confirmed dead that's for good nations fire agency. that means sugar made an account of $4.00 and $2.00 were rescued earlier in the day loc, the $181.00 people on board the charge the bridge breaking the hearts of many in the country as close to these passengers for families on christmas vacation to to a warm or place of bangkok, thailand, or returning home from that among the dead, or least of 5 children below the age of 10. no hours after the crash, as dark unit has fallen here at the board, each trash were airports but still the crash site remains lit up. right, and the lit up with the rescue efforts and search and rescue efforts currently under way. i can see more true vehicles lining up. but you take the bodies away. there's a temporary morgu

abc news reporter jen sullivan is tracking both cases and explains what's next. >> it's a high profile case that will now likely involve two separate trials. luigi mangione faces federal charges and new york state charges in the death of united health care ceo brian thompson. mangione was extradited thursday from pennsylvania to new york, where he faced a slew of federal charges, including a firearms offense, two stalking charges and murder, three use of a firearm. if found guilty, he faces a maximum sentence of either the death penalty or life in prison. his attorneys, dodging questions about the federal case. >> karen, do you have any comment on these charges today? not at this time. thank you so much. >> the federal criminal complaint describes chilling details about contents inside a notebook that authorities say was found on mangione when he was arrested at a mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania, earlier this month. according to the criminal complaint, the notebook contains several handwritten pages that express hostility towards the health insurance industry. in one entry dated oc

let's speak now to jen list jen moon. she's at the side of the crash in one. jen. thank you for being with us. um, what are you seeing right now? it's right on. i'm here at lou on international airport in south carolina providence, which is about 288 kilometers south of the south creek capital sold hours after the crash. right now, i'm seeing more to re vehicles winding up to take bodies away. and authorities are telling me the temporary morgue has been established. the crash site i can tell you smells a lot of aviation fuel. i'm seeing a lot of workers into protective suits and mask who are coming the area while soldiers are searching here bushes for a possible box. the cover did bodies, and 124 people have recovered, had been recovered bodies and recovered from the site with 55 people still missing . and then this comes at pivotal time in south korea. what's the reaction in the country to this tragedy or right um, so a lot of shock on as the, as the crash happened to place early and sunday morning. so roughly about 8 hours ago this sunday morning. and this is the

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jen needed part time employees. i could bake and that is the story for most of the women of how they became part of the angel cakes family, what they didn't know their time as a family would be cut short unexpectedly. jen died in february of 2023 from injuries sustained during a robbery outside of a bank in downtown oakland. the 19 year old, responsible arrested and sentenced to state prison. one by one, everybody came in and we all just hugged each other and then we all started saying, okay, now what? from that tragedy, a light from their now angel, jen, the business was theirs. if they wanted it. we knew that if we were going to do it, we had to do it together. so that was very clear right from the beginning. the past year and a half hasn't t been a pce of cake by any means, but they are making something sweet out of the bitterness. life dealt them. as a collective. i often struggle with the happy moments because i want jen to see it. like the first cake i did. claire and i kind of got swindled into making a weddi

jen b asks, "how can i get fast download select volvo suvs during the speeds while out and about?"en, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. ♪ honeybaked, how it glistens. ♪ ♪ mac and cheese, so delicious. ♪ ♪ sweet potato souffle. ♪ ♪ ham and turkey, hooray. ♪ ♪ feasting on some honeybaked all day. ♪ every bite is a celebration with the honey baked ham company. is what's left after an apartment fire in livermore today. that burned two units. flames sparked in this complex on pacific avenue around 2:00 this afternoon. sky seven was overhead. it captured firefighters, as you see working. they are clearing part of the roof, which was gone. you see there. the livermore fire department says two firefighters had minor injuries.

you helped launch the hidden heros campaign which is why we wanted to bring jen on. are a part of and thank you for is to tell caregivers and veterans across the country, if you need help, there is a community of support at the elizabeth dole foundation and partners and friends who can bring you financial support and peer support and mental and emotional support. where you live and where you are. and it's a good proud thing to raise your hand and say that you need help. and elizabeth dole foundation is here to answer that call. >> ainsley: okay, jen, tell us your story if you cared for anyone you eulogy you feel loved one sad to see your loved one getting sick and not move around like they used. to say what happened to your stepdad? when i was a small child, my step-father stepped up to raise me when my parents stepped out and millions of stepparents do that around this country. so now it's my turn to step up. so, i'm not the stepdaughter. i'm the daughter that stepped up to be a caregiver. and as my step-father, michael gonzalez only child, when he needed me, i step

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and oh, a jennings, levi's leap.er in the first, purdy under pressure this time. he threw it up. guerendo on the wheel route, came down with it. rolled to the one yard line. and on the next play, guerendo, banged his way in for the third career touchdown. up 14-0. 15 carries, 78 yards for ike. they kept his foot on the gas. second quarter with george kittle, heavily involved. he had five catches for 138 yards. in the first half. he only had one catch last week in buffalo. third and four in the red zone. who got opened? third and jauan, and the route was on. 21-0, 49ers. they got number one pick, caleb williams. malik collins brought him down for one of six sacks. 49ers outgained the bears 319-4 in the first half. not the start the bears interim head coach, thomas brown, was hoping for. and the 16-play drive that ended with the williams touchdown pass. finally, the bears got on the board. and after a three and out, the bears actually had a chance to make it a two-score game. the replay ruled he was not trying to throw

two plays later, purdy easily, zeroed in on the wide open jauan jennings.nd oh, a jennings levi's leap. later in the first, purdy under pressure this time. threw it up, and guerendo on the wheel route, came down with it. he rolled to the one yard line. on the next play, guerendo, banged his way in for his third career touchdown. 49ers are up 14-0. 15 carries, 78 yards. george kittle with five catches for 178 yards in the first half. only one catch last week in buffalo, remember? all right, third and four in the red zone. guess who was open? third and jauan, diving in for a second touchdown. the route was on. 21-0, 49ers. the defense pinned their ears back. and that number one pick, caleb williams, malik collins, brought him down for one of six sacks. the 49ers outgained the bears 319-4 in the first half. now the start, that bears interim head coach was looking for. but chicago, they did open up the third had with a 16-play drive ending up with this. a williams touchdown to rome, and finally the bears got on the board after a three and out. bears have a chan

they feared retaliation, jen. they feared something would happen to them. they would be retraumatized. that is something that should not be reflective in a politician that we have regardless of party >> no, one of them just finished her junior year in high school. representative crockett, katie fang thank you for joining me. i appreciate it. >> we have a quick break. we have much more to get to around the investigation into matt gaetz and many other things. it is all happening ahead of the vote for house speaker. around two weeks. working for the two house speakers. they join me at the table in just 60 seconds at the table in just 60 seconds my moderate to severe crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture. with skyrizi, feel symptom relief at 4 weeks. many people were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 2 years. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-like symptoms or vaccines. liver pro

isn't jen saki wrong, doubling down on that which failed. >> greg, you couldn't be more correct.is mar left if you remember the primary results. two members of her squad lost primaries, the democratic party needs to move to the center. not the far left. they need to have policies on inflation, immigration. they don't have to be jump policy, they have to be responsive as you indicated to what the polling shows. right now i think my party is out of the steps, hurting our chance of coming back into power anywhere. and make states like california competitive. i'm worried stick for my party for reasons you suggest. >> democratic strategist liz smith said my party gram is in the toilet. democrats that did the best won against the democrat party brand. how is it possible that democrats so alienated the working class voters, a majority of the electorate. how could they have done that. >> it's simple. democrats lie the. ran as more conservatives. buts go to congress and votes for the biden harris agenda. think about it, what liz smith is saying when we lie we win and move away from americ

the family attorney, andrew jennings, says, i want to be to represent my client if she's to be quizzed about where she was and all these other things. and the judge who calls the who is overseeing the inquest, josiah blaisdel, says no. and that was his prerogative under the law of the time it's going to be 70 years before defendants are granted an absolute right to an attorney during questioning. and he says, i want to get answers out of her and no attorney. and lizzie is tested. monet at the inquest is indeed going to be problematic. she's going to give all of contradictory statements, going to say she helped her dad when he went to rest in the sitting room, his boots off. but the photos, his boots are on. she's to deny that. she said, oh, yeah, i think i heard abby return. maybe someone should go look for her. she's going to give contradictory about where she was when andrew borden came home. was she in the kitchen reading the magazine? was she upstairs? if she was upstairs, she would have seen abby's body and all of these. are make her testimony. he seemed suspicious. now, her defen

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jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. >>> after decades in power and a bloody 13 year civil war in syria that cost the lives of half 1 million people, rebel forces marched into damascus overnight, forcing bashar al- assad to flee. there are still a lot of questions about what happens next and what it means for the stability of the region. president biden is expected to meet with his national security team, and if there are any new developments, we will bring them straight to you. also ahead, donald trump just sat down for his first network interview since winning re- election, and of course, there is a lot to unpack. i w

so scott jennings says, i think what you're saying is trust the process. is that right? >> trust the process. yeah. that's the point of it. it's it's mandated by the constitution. it's been working well for a couple of hundred years, so i think we ought to keep doing it. all right. >> i think, you know, scott, scott, i agree with you. i just think the big question is, why did president elect donald trump, you know, put him forward to begin with with all these questions about his beliefs? >> yeah. why not pick someone that might have an easier time? scott jennings and lulu garcia-navarro, we thank both of you. have a great saturday. >> thank you. thank you. >> still ahead, as we mentioned, the polio vaccine now in the headlines after saving lives for years. what would happen if that vaccine mandate was revoked? that's next. you're in the cnn newsroom new year's eve live with anderson and andy. >> live coverage starts at eight on cnn. >> mild, moderate to severe crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture. >> now i have skyrizi. i've got places to go, and i'm feeling free

at the inquest, the family attorney, andrew jennings, says i want to be there to represent my client it -- if she is going to be quizzed about where she was and all these other things. the judge, who is overseeing the inquest, josiaph blaisdell, says no. that was his prerogative under the law of the time. it is going to be 70 years before defendants are granted an absolute right to an attorney during questioning. he says, i want to get answers out of her, and no attorney. lizzie's testimony at the inquest is, indeed, going to be problematic. she is going to give all kinds of contradictory statements. she is going to say she helped her dad when he went to rest in the sitting room, take his boots off, but in the photos, his boots are on. she will deny that she said, oh, i think i heard abby return. maybe someone should look for her. she will give contradictory statements about where she was when andrew borden came home. what she in the kitchen reading a magazine? what she upstairs? if she was upstairs, she would have seen abby's body. and all the statements are -- make her testimony se

that hopes are feeding, and it's very slim right now of any kind of recovery. software engine this jen moons. thank you for giving us that update. thanks as of questions remain as to what could have caused this plane crash in south korea. i aust richard levy innovation expert in texas for his analysis. i see 2 things. one delaney gear is retracted and it appears as natural as you see that the flash are retracted. also, the reason i bring that up is because the airplane is traveling very fast. on the runaway again, the year comes off of $100.00 system on the left side. and there's news reports that the left engine had been on fire or had some names coming out of it. the landing gear is extended from power from the left engine. however, there's a backup system in the truck and in the flight deck that you have cables handles you pool and you can extend the 90 gear. so that's a mystery to me of why even with an engine malfunction. why the crew do that manually extend the landing gear, the other how drug system extends the flaps. the flaps come out of the wings. what's the advantage of the

and yeah, i spoke to south come engine list jen moon, who was at the sides of the crash about what she had been seeing them. i'm here at low on international airport in south charlotte province, which is about $280.00, a kilometers south of the south creek capital sold hours after the crash. right now i'm seeing more to reveal goals lining up to take bodies away, and authorities are telling me the temporary morgue has been established. the crash site i can tell you smells a lot of aviation fuel. i've seen a lot of workers into protective suits and masks who are coming the area. a lot of soldiers are searching here, bushes for a possible box. we cover dead bodies. and then this comes at a pivotal time in south korea. what's the reaction in the country to this tragedy? right. um, so a lot of shock. um, as the uh, the crash happened to place early and sunday morning. so roughly about 8 hours ago the sunday morning. and this is the plane crash, which is the one of the deadliest plane crashes in south korean aviation history so far, couldn't come that a worst time. as this nation goes throu

i wanted to direct this question to both ai-jen poo and counselor brown. as the panel noted, people with disabilities represent at least 20% of the u.s. population, or more than 65 million people. i think most experts believe that number might be an undercount, but that's roughly the number that most people point to. it's been 34 years since we passed the so-called ada, the americans with disabilities act. yet, every day people with disabilities continue to face barriers. we hear about this all the time. barriers in making a living wage, barriers to building wealth, barriers to accessing higher education, as erin willman outlined, and of course, barriers to securing home and community based services. so it is those barriers that continue to be the subject of a lot of our work. and will continue to be part of the challenges ahead of us. and ahead of the next senate, the next administration, and i'm sure, many after that. despite the many advances that have been made to security, equal opportunity for people with disabilities, there's still so much more that

>> jen, thanks so much for having me on.hair of the democratic national committee to unite the party. to fight everywhere and in every state up and down the ballot and nationally and to win elections. because we're in a moment of crisis for the country. and what trump and the republicans in congress and in state governments are going to try to do to people, to rip off working people across this country, to dismantle the foundations of our democracy and freedom and sell off the public's trust to the richest people in the world, what they'll try to do is bad for america and unpopular. so we need to be ready to fight back and win the race to contain the damage and build a country that works for everyone. what that looks like is what it looked like in wisconsin. in wisconsin republicans have total control and they rigged our state and smashed unions and they defunded public schools and they gerrymandered the living daylights out of wisconsin. to win, we had to go step by step not just through the biggest officers like governor,

and i wish that jen could have seen what we did. and for now, the women say they hope to continue growing the business, feeding a community that is now home to them. now to a special tribute for speaker emeritus nancy pelosi. there's now a building in san francisco with her name on it. federal and state leaders came together today to officially rename the federal building as the speaker. nancy pelosi federal building. pelosi was there to unveil the new signage. some of her colleagues then spoke inside a formal ceremony. speaker emerita pelosi says she hopes the building will represent her dedication to her constituents in san francisco. executive branch has itseadquarters for certain departments of government here to meet the needs of our bosses, the people, our constituents. so this is their building. i'm honored to have it named for me because of the generosity of spirit of my colleagues who are here. the 18 story building opened back in 2007, currently houses pelosi's local office, along with other state and federal agencies. oka

we see the disastrous results of years of indifference and ignoring school races, jen.rous service to school children and the schools throughout this nation. we have to make sure that our party is focused up and down the ballot and that we're focused in all 57 states and every zip code in this nation. we have to get out of dc. we have to get the dnc to us canned up and down the ballot and get people focused again. >> let me ask you about gen z voters. you talked about the immediate to improve how politicians talk about on platforms. what would you do as dnc chair to better communicate with this generation? >> well first off, i have two gen zers. a 22-year-old and a 20-year- old, and both of them get their news from tiktok. i still read a newspaper every morning from cover to back. that makes me a dinosaur. but we know we have to compete in this information environment. we know the republicans have beaten us to the punch. for the last four years they've spread misinformation from podcasts to platforms sites where they're using trusted messengers and validaters to send th

it's jauan jennings.uel's future is in question as he is no longer a nightmare for defensive backs. his best attribute in the past was that the first man never brought him down. now it seems as if the first defender always brings him down. his contract is structured in a way that if the 49ers wish to move on from him, there would be minimal impact on the salary cap. aiyuk is coming off a torn acl, and it's uncertain exactly when he will be back. it's also uncertain that when he comes back, what kind of player will he be? now we'll write off ricky pearsall rookie season justt beuse of what the young man went through getting shot in the chest just a week before the opener. it's fortunate that he was even able to step on the field this season. so let's write this year off and really start the evaluation next year for him. the one constant has been jauan jennings. he's been a nice complement for george kittle in the passing game. and in the past he was third in kwon. now he's jauan jennings the producer on fi

and i wish that jen could have seen what we did. now, the women hope to continue growing the business and feeding a community that is now home. san francisco state university says enrollment is dropping, so it has to cut some jobs to make ends meet. aturers seem to be taking the brunt in the glish department alone, 19 lecturers have been told they won't be returning to teach in thepring. today, the impacted employees created missing posters to share their stories. david gill says he's sad to see his career of teaching writing to students at sf state come to an end after 17 years of service. my retirement is destroyed, my career is destroyed, and i'm looking at possibly teaching substitute teaching in oakland university says the hiring of lecturers is based on enrollment, which has declined by more than 7000 students since 2017, with fewer students, there are fewer classes to teach. meanwhile, students say they'll miss the lecturers and are concerned they'll now have fewer class options and larger class sizes. this is both disappoint

jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. >>> good morning. it's saturday december 7th. i'm charles coleman jr. filling in for my good friend ali velshi. we have a lot to talk about. we start this morning with breaking news. president-elect donald trump is in paris for the grand reopening of the cathedral of notre dame, which was ravaged by a fire in 2019. it's trump's first trip overseas since winning the election in november. he was formally invited to attend by the french president emmanuel macron. president biden was also invited but he declined to attend because of scheduling conflicts. first lady jill biden will be in

it's an anxious wait for the worst possible news. jenna, this jen moon is at the crash sites and gave us an update for a i'm here at moore, an international airport in south charlotte providence, about 290 kilometers south west of the south korean capital. it's been 13 hours, incidentally, plane crash and authorities have confirmed all 179 people dead of the 181 people on board um a 2 or rescue earlier for all of the day and all 179 people have been confirmed at this point, this means the officials have confirmed that all of the place, 175 passengers were killed in the crash, along with 4 flights stuff that they have identified is 65 of that was 79 dead. the 2 inches ivers are crew members of the church, you air and these crew members, one female and one meal in their twenties, were rescued from the tale of the aircraft and our daugherty sure said they have separate, admit to severe injuries. they have now been sent to hospitals in the capital so and each of our will have them are at the us on air ice on hospital and the other. if i were in university hospital, the tragedy is breaking

with the overthrow intended for jauan jennings picked off by darius williams. and the interception on the final play. the niners need a miracle. they need the hail mary. purdy can't even get a throw off sacked to end the game and realistically end their playoff hopes. 12 six rams is your final. this was the first game in the nfl all season with no touchdowns. niners dropped to six and eight. let's hear from deebo. >> real very very frustrating. like at the end of the day like catch that ball. it's nothing there but the end zone at the end of the day. just got to catch that up. >> we just it was the story of the of the year of just not not doing enough to win games, not playing complementary, not, you know, just just coming up a little little too short. >> you know, the giants introduced their new shortstop willy adames today coming over from milwaukee. hit 32 homers 112 rbis last season. other important numbers the seven year, $182 million deal, the biggest in giants history, eclipsing that of the man who signed him, buster posey. >> buster is a hall of famer,

here to break is down is nfl sideline reporter jen hale. jen, i work in d.c.hington football team, whatever they've been called for like a decade but now jay denden daniels has people talking. how do they match up with the eagles. >> they should be talking. the commander squad is so much fun to watch. today's game is going to be fantastic. the playoff quest, the gift keeps on giving. this game is critical for both teams. with a win, the eagles clinch a home playoff game. the commander, a win and a little bit of help and they're in. they matched a little over a month ago. eagles won. several key differences today. number one, this game unfolds in d.c. so the commanders a huge home field advantage. one of the best in the nfl. when they're at home, number one in rushing yards, number two in total yards. that's hard for the eagles' defense toe keep up with. jayden daniels is healthy. in the first matchup he was battling bruised ribs. on defense, the commander added a cornerback. he is a shut-down guy. he is going to have the eagles' number today. so very key for t