so it's listed over the countries opposition m k. paul detailed all team is a simple so that since deal with one, it could be jeopardized by size and political interests as well. i'm going to is applied to voice and we against the atrocities that happening in that region. many people have died of the past 16 months. children, innocent people send in and it was something that is totally unnecessary. so we're probably glad that a ceasefire agreement has to be arrived at the sci fi. but it does not help when it already that's uh, that should this sci fi agreement for the part, you know, there will be a 2nd phase or a 2nd to engage of the same atrocities for them to repeat that it doesn't help at all. i think it took 15 months and people's lives to reach that disagreement and then this is certainly so because of how to get started. so we just hope that in the people of palestine find hope and as much as they have gone through a lot. but we believe that it just shows a blink of a hold for them. now they can go back. we're also happy to see tha

paul thompson. >> thank you. >> an american who runs a small k-pop company called. mc. mc. he came to korea to teach english more than a decade ago, and stayed to write and produce hundreds of k-pop songs. all those k-pop devotees out there, they have your music. you wrote that music? >> yes. so i always say you can't write the story of k-pop without me. but most people don't know who i am. >> run through the list. some of the the biggest hits you got. >> okay, so from exo, the song called love shot. is the love shot. nct. i worked on one of their bigger songs called cherry bomb. >> my cherry bomb, red velvet. >> i did a song called rookie rookie. looky looky looky looky. this is what i've done for over a decade. >> but he's never developed a k-pop idol band until now. >> okay, give me one more. here we go. >> i meet paul when he is exactly one week away from selecting the members of mc imc's first idol group from its seven remaining trainees. what is a trainee? essentially, they're an intern. i don't need no macchiato, and they are signed on for a year, months, several yea

paul on didn't get to remember. the victims authorities have cooled off. such a fits authorized screen more than $400.00 devices. a u. k is a foreign secretary david, allow me, has on val, thoughts, it says all the walls 1st sanctions regimes targeting people, smuggles networks. he says it's aimed at guessing a group on the migrant benefit to keep friends, staff and play is safe. they play at the crypt so arena and elyse downtown while abroad. james and the i like his basketball team, a set to play on thursday. the m b i o yet. so make it cool as to whether that then goes ahead. the lake is coach, has been personally affected by the fires. just wanna acknowledge and send thoughts and prayers to everyone in the palisades right now. it's where i live. my family and my wife's family, my wife's twin sister evacuated. i know that a lot of people are freaking out right now, including my family at a clip, display a quite limited left them. but before they came on wednesday to help his family, he gets the leading team in the east. they themselves had 110 in a row. it was the 1st time since 1995, but to n b a teams admit the do

of its obligations our k spoke exclusively with top ranking members of the governing african national congress party and south africa deputy president paul marsh. a t le discuss there's a wide range of topics including south africa stands on supporting the palestinian nation. you can watch the full interview later in the week, but for now, here's a quick preview. in the u. s. is one of our biggest trading partners, but it doesn't mean it will agree with them on ever to see. and they know that the so on the issue of is that i'll tell us then we don't agree with them. we think they've genocide that must be stopped. and to the extent that they come to the pa, to on that, we will be happy about dental. going to tell us that it will just stop, stop, stop putting part of it. but we would work with the ministers have been in the u. s . the. we have way to continue, i'm planning to go to the us myself. we want to work with them, but it's important that or press people, every window out must be supported to have freedom, would come to the lowest attrition way. women and children are being killed today, and we close our eyes because we went to the

do jimmy and paul, when we're talking about optimism on some of the big federals, the garbage and r. s. k junior, who's allowed to take one big farm or, and take on the. obviously the vested interests a more powerful than the military industrial complex when it goes to big fama. but of course in this region it is the genocide and we know our f k junior has posed with the she really both tech who's been on this show. we know tools. he gathered his change of policy on israel. i don't know how much money they got from shells and that'll, since we do, do we have to expect that all the palestinians will be killed ahead of the, you know, get ration. is that how side and i'm desperate and then pulling. the prospect is for palestine, and of course, the bombing lebanon evolving iraq, the bombing you haven't, you haven't the bombing syria just in the past few days, and you run well, i know as so when i woke up this morning, i know there was a, a vote in the un security council to called for a permanent ceasefire in gaza, i don't know what the result of that is. as of this, the united states veto, t

joe jimmy door. jimmy and paul, when we were talking about optimism on some of the big federals he gathered and r f k junior. who's about to take on big farm or and take on the i'll give leave. the vested interests a more powerful than the military. industrial complex when it comes to make from it, but of course in this region it is the genocide and we know our if k junior, as opposed with the she really biotech was being on this show. we know tools. he gathered his change of policy on israel. i don't know how much money they got from sheldon edison's, the widow. do we have to expect that all the palestinians will be killed the head of the integration? is that how sad and, and desperate and, and pulling, the prospect is for palestine and of course, the bombing, lebanon, the bombing iraq, the bombing, evan, m and the bombing syria just in the past few days. and you run well, i know as so when i woke up this morning i know there was a vote in the un security council to call for a permanent cease fire in gaza. i don't know what the result of that is. as of this, the united states vetoed it, is the only

up more, paul, do you know about the incident? he was responding and he was a kborder and operate more independently than the southern part of because not as many border patrol agents out there max. he was responding to traffic and intel they were working in the area. and involved in in so this was -- i don't want to say targeted operation but it was not random. >> john: do you believe the people antithetical that he stopped he knew the occupants? >> he expected they would be in the vehicle, yes or. >> john: do we know if this incident dealing with illegal immigration? >> we believe it has to do with a noncitizen. toy would not go out and comment illegal alien right now because i don't know if he is. but it was not someone who is a u.s. citizen. >> john: we had tom homan sitting in your seat last hour. he told us already they have targeted operations going on to apprehend the most violent and the greatest national security threat individuals have come across a southern border. here is what he told us. >> i.c.e. across the country to go and make the rest of those

different from saying this is an individual from i isis-k in afghanistan who's been sent to the united states to commit these acts of terror. paulnk there's been a kind of general sense that the biden administration if has been lax when it comes to fighting crime or or keeping an eye on this sort of thing. for the trump people, exhibit a is the border. the border has been open for nearly four years, and some of the initial people who came across may have been economic refugees. but clearly in the last couple of years, there have been criminals coming in from latin america expect rest of the world. then the -- and the rest of the world. then the biden administration has not expressed any concern about that. and there's been concern as well that the fbi has been affected by this biden administration if mindset which is not to the make a big deal out of these sorts of things. this is a wake-up call that these people are out there, that the jihadists can perhaps extend their reach to someone like this and cause terror in the united states. paul: but -- and, mary, on the border point we know that some focus on the u.s. terror watch l

paul one. i'm exclusive into the, the full, myself, i for those present jacobs in the past. let's start with what do you think the biggest achievement of the m k party has been thus far? whereas i'm sure if we would to code the full a m. k is a very easy youngest political part just one year old. but it has been able to type the feelings and the wishes of this of the for getting population. does that affect that to we are now a form of a position that tells you a very good story about them coming to us. so what are your future plans of going forward, especially the simple to take over the governor of the country. that is the immediate of just to actually one to me as soon as possible. you are a prominent antea party to a political figure in south africa who has been part of the african national congress, which has recently expelled you from that political party. we know that you've challenged this issue. i just want to get what your views are because globally, you have been know to be part of the amc. but there is a long story about the food as that question you purchased. making think to purchase a very long, kind of an answer. especially as

paul well is trying to derives most of its power as we're seeing during this ongoing genocide from being armed, funded and shielded from accountability by the united states, the u. k. germany, the a u. and so long. without those links of complicity, israel cannot maintain its entire system of oppression. so we think yes, we can. if we cut those thinks of complicity, it does kind of help the palestinian people resist more effectively, the system of oppression and eventually dismantle it. we've seen this in south africa, this is not something completely hypothetical that has never been tested. people's across the world have been able to defeat extremely powerful enemies from india, against the british colonialism of jerry against french colonialism and south africa against apartheid. and it took a lot of international solidarity to us interest, the internal resistance, external sort of attitude is also very integral. this resistance you have said in the past that the way in which israel roll is out it, it's own apartheid is far more sophisticated than what happened in south africa in, in what way is it more sophisticated when it's a part or 2 point? oh, if you will,

k)-- right. right. --all the stuff that you would go through-- that's right. --if somebody was dead. exactly. josh mankiewicz: that somebody was pauland remember that email that paul sent mary the morning of linda's death, the one asking for mary's help? he says, "i'm worried about linda. i'm worried something bad's going to really happen to her." this is how many hours before linda died? 16 hours before. you think paul is laying the groundwork there. absolutely that's what it is. josh mankiewicz: baytieh revealed to the jury how he believed paul introduced that fatal dose of nicotine into linda's system. during the autopsy, the medical examiner found an injection mark behind linda's ear. you think you stuck a needle in her? there's no doubt in my mind that's exactly what he did. and you think he's getting, what, frustrated? that's it, yeah. i mean, it's time to cash this paycheck. josh mankiewicz: and while there is no evidence paul ever bought nicotine, baytieh said he didn't have to. he could have distilled it from cigarettes. he would have known how. it's very easy. the prosecutor had one more surprising revelation for the jury

k in november. >> san francisco's incoming mayor daniel lurie has created a new position in his administration called the chief of public safety. now the mayor elect naming former sfpd commander paulyep. to the new position lori's office says that the safety chiefs primary focus will be on neighborhood safety street behavior. emergency preparedness and response. >> you know, all of our sleeves gets worked. court date departments. you know, start with the fentanyl crisis and get moving on is just possible terror first responders. fully staffed for the departments leveraging those resources and identify the community's needs. and you know, it's good see that set say that were proper. >> well, san francisco saw 33 homicides in 2024, that's down. 34% compared to the year before police chief bill scott has already said that san francisco is one of the safest big cities in the country. now for bay area basketball. steph curry put on a historic performance against the seventy-sixers with a sprained thumb. he's a superhero and the sharks stole the win. >> from the tampa bay lightning's crawford's ben ross has all the highlights. >> one friend said this 100 times before, but what a night f

k back in november. >> san francisco's incoming mayor daniel lurie has created a new position in this administration called the chief of public safety. the mayor elect naming former sfpd commander paul. yep. to the new position lori's office says the safety chiefs primary focus will be on neighborhood safety street behavior, emergency preparedness and response. >> you know where to or sleeves gets worked, coordinate departments. you know, start with the fentanyl crisis and get moving on is just possible terror first responders. fully staffed for the departments leverage on those resources and identify the community's needs. and you know, it's good see that, say were proper. francisco saw 33 homicides in 2024, that's down. 34% compared to the year before police chief bill scott already had said that san francisco is one of the safest big cities in the country. >> now for a bay area basketball, steph curry put on a historic performance against the seventy-sixers with a sprained thought pretty incredible and start stole the win from the tampa bay lightning 2 hours. ben ross has all those highlights. >> one friend said this 100 times before, but what a night for steph curry. a performan

k in november friday's crash marked the city's 40 of pedestrian deaths of 2024. san francisco's incoming mayor has announced a new public safety position. he's calling the chief of public safety. today, daniel lurie announced paul yep will be the first chief of public safety. laurie said, yep, primary focus will be on neighborhood safety street behavior in emergency preparedness and response. lori says yep will work with several city departments in order to make this happen. and yet has already served in san francisco police department until retired in july of 2023. he worked on assignments, including domestic violence, human trafficking and community community relations. in the south bay. there's a new effort underway to remove homeless encampments along the waterways. kron 4 charles clifford has the details. >> the santa clara valley water district manages 300 out of 800 miles of waterways, creeks and streams across the valley. starting today, they're launching a new effort to clean up some of the most troublesome homeless encampments. the santa clara valley water district estimates that about 700 people are living in encampments on district property starting january second, the district is going to put each