enhance the service in kansas. that is not result of anything planned. it's a result of operational issues that we have in kansas. i recognize it's there. we are going to fix it. >> how would you measure success in i assume there is some metric that says the average -- are you meeting the five day standard, i guess? do you follow that? mr. dejoy: when you look at kansas 50% of market dominant mail and packages get to where they are supposed to be a day in advance of the standard. we have in your case you said 7. but the next day we are within -- we are in the 90's. right now with all the transitions of the traffic coming in and out that we need to make, i think that is part of the consequence of the damage that has been done to the organization over the past two decades. >> my next question, postmaster general the city of winchester, kansas has been without a post office build since october of 2020. city official vs. been provided with a draft lease from the usps but not received a signed finalized lease to begin c

kansas. right during his beating in 1856, the dred scott decision, the debates, john brown's raid execution, lincoln's first election, he prevented us from going to war with england shortly after the war started with the attack on fort sumter. he's there. charles sumner in the middle of the emancipation proclamation and lincoln's to deliver it. he's there. he's there during in tee them in gettysburg or he's there during lincoln's historic reelection in 1864, during lincoln's assassination and in 1865 and after lincoln. sumner is so instrumental during reconstruction in getting the three great amendments to the constitution passed. the three great reconstruction right, the 13th amendment that abolishes slavery, the 14th amendment that puts equal justice and, equal protection into the constitution, and declares that blacks can be citizens. and the 15th amendment that gives black men the right to vote. instrumental in all of that and a cherry on top, i think as an 1870, in 1807. so we're past li

um, of the kansas nebraska. um, there, there were, there were contested, um, claims, um, should the, should some of the territory be allotted for african-americans. um, what about the native americans who were already there? um, uh, this all gets subsumed, i think, under the larger kind of bibles and guns or the warfare that we see from these new englanders who were coming in and, uh, and the missouri ruffians, um, in part because it's this iconic backdrop of the sections and particularly new englanders, they wrote so much about it. so we have that history. um, but yes, there was some question. um, as there were questions in other territory, as in other states of the times about is this a place where african peoples could, uh, could live? we get one more round of applause for david and

kansas in holcomb, kansas but it has a broader as i mentioned, it is very significant to american lite history a i continues to sit shape public discussion of the nature of violence in amic society. a very intimate story about the demise of an american family and addresses the major impact of violent in a small community as well as it shakes our legal and moral of nation. now, i would argue this book relevance today, although it was written six decades ago, largely because the meaning of violence, senseless violence, is something that we face on a day to day basis. and it doesn't seem that it will abate anywhere ithnear future. in 2022, for instae,o puto 24,849 people were murdered in the united, which means that approximately 68 people are murdered every day during that year. now, right here in washington, d.c., last year, the, 274 people that were murdered, which was a 36 crease in the number of murders from 2020 to. so that each week approximately 5 to 6 people in our city or in the nation's capital are murdered on a week to week basis. and of course, as you know, this is about the

kansas in particular, and rural areas in general. her expositions of how the working poor and those living in poverty judged morally, physically, and then further diminished by what the jobs that they perform allows us to hear voices that we tend to dismiss. the gift of this new of essays is that we can truly consider how be better humans. let's welcome sarah to great vegetarian. thank you. sarah and thank you all and how embarrassing to have someone say such nice things or you're sitting next to them but as lovely it's all you. okay. i have a i have a lot of questions and i could probably go to any one of these tags and find question. but i have some prepared. first of all, congratulations thank you. this and it's a beautiful book. it's the most beautiful book in store right now. i think like you agree. so gorgeous. what do you think. but i as someone who has had the fortune of weighing in on your terms like the literal cover right now. right? yeah yeah yeah, i know. i think. no. what do you think of book. yeah, i think, you know, i

enhance the service in kansas. that -- that is -- not result if anything is the plan. right it is result of operational issues that we have in kansas and i recognize it's there. and we're going to fix it. >> so how would you measure success? >> in kansas -- i mean, i assume there's some met lake says average number of days are you meeting the five day standard i guess how do you follow that? >> i still think when you look at kansas 50% of market dominant mail and packages get into the -- into to where it is supposed to be a day in advance of the standard we have in your case you said 70 so-so might be 77% on time but next day, we're within 90 -- we're into 90s. right now with all of the transitions of the traffic coming in and out that we need to make i think that is -- that is part of the consequence of the damage that has been done to the organization over the past two decades. >> any next question. postmaster general city of winchester kansas been without a post office building since october 2020 city officials

it happened in a 2 foot neighborhood in kansas city. you and it says a tax on the shelf is all deliberate. happened almost every day. what conditions the most desperate in northern garza and is very siege has been on getting for them . 75 days attacks have been relentless. hospitals have been targeted and virtually no aid has been allowed in. abraham, our committee was at the scene of a drone striking kansas city the the, the israel's, the tax on goes. i haven't been limited to the north honey mountain mood is in their opposite. are in the central garza, he has more what's been happening that is this not only the northern part of the strip that endures the ongoing got talked about here in the central area just and i've talked in there about to be on a residential home leaving many in a critical condition that they were transferred to a lock, the house with a one person and one adult reported gold in the top by a drone. me. so that was fired on a group of people in the southern part of the city within a span of a 3 hours. the past 3 hour

>> dennis rader was born in 1945, in kansas, and his family then later moved to park city, kansas.he had three younger brothers. he was the oldest, and that was very important to him, and that he thought of himself as a very responsible son. >> we don't have any evidence at all that he was horrifically abused. he had married parents, as far as we can tell. nothing bad ever happened to young dennis rader at the same time, he had early on this penchant for doing a couple of things that were somewhat unusual. >> someone in the family had these true detective type magazines from the 1950s where you would see women on the cover. maybe they were tied up, or maybe they were looking at an attacker who was off screen in horror, and he was exposed to them, and he found them stimulating. he started making drawings of sort of mummy like figures where there would be women with lines across them, as if they were being tied up. >> he talked about from a young age, some family members being out on a farm where they had killed a chicken, and that chicken had to be tied to a stump before they cut it

if you fly in a private plan, it was either built in kansas or the parts were manufactured in kansas, bombardia, who is located in wichita kansas, they delivered their first global 6500 with the surveillance and reconnaissance, the irs platform. one week later wichita's state university, national institute for aviation research received a boeing 747xi as part of the partnership with the sierra nevada corporation. i'd like to highlight that the national institute of aviation research, a component headquartered on the campus of wichita state university was recently ranked by the national science foundation as the number one research and development expenditure university in the country for aerospace engineering. our state is also diversion identifying its aviation and aerospace work with companies like general ought tom ecs and has manufacturers working on nasa's artimas program. we're also developing essential components for commercial space providers such as spacex, united launch alliance, sierra space, rocket lab, and blue origin. additionally, kansas is home to crew 9 astronaut nick

we have got the country's tallest christmas tree right here in kansas city.t and the thing that we're loving most, we've been monitoring the social media commentary like all businesses and brands do, our fans and guests are loving spending the time together. they aspire to a caring and connecting life and that is something that the hallmark brand stands for, for them, and spending time in kansas has been a great experience. i think we could go even bigger on this. we've got the cruises and the kansas city experience and we have some other ideas bringing to life, making the new experiences bigger, but adding on to them and really starting to position in the hall mark brand as a lifestyle brand. >> like. >> we don't see ourself just making prords or content, but creating a lifestyle that people could -- >> and you're based in kansas city and that explained the chiefs love story. >> we were very excited to partner with the nfl this year. our movie over thanksgiving weekend, holiday touchdown, a chiefs love story, first time we've done anything. it was the number

and these rarely, military has targeted to hospitals in kansas city. in a matter of hours, at least 7 palestinians were killed in one of the attacks on a once a hospital. several others are injured. some reports are to be in critical condition . we're going to go back to one of our top stories. now at least 5 babies have died of cold and gone. some dr. i'm at i'll far as the director of our petty hospital, full pediatrics and the tennessee. it joins us from con, eunice and gaza. thank you very much for taking the time to speak with us here. first of all, your reaction to the death of another baby, a 5th baby dying of hypothermia in casa, i say, ok, thank you for that. this is a very serious condition. the 2 are facing, gave him the most, but the most, i'm with a go next. it may be we have nearly $5.00 to $6.00 cases. they are coming. why i would say to me a, but we drive towards the life as they are alive when they are coming. but unfortunately, finds a for this cases, was missed in the, in my interview. i both have to be a game as of the, the by the t

kansas. you move there and get a job, the city will give you $5,000. that is because they are desperate for workers and citizens to be living in that community. maybe what we should do is be thinking about how do we deploy this resource, which is hard working people ready to make a better life for themselves and how do we put them in places where they can succeed in a legal way that allows the communities to benefit from that. that doesn't mean all the folks coming will fit into that equation but it means we are missing an opportunity to say it, how about if those folks came illegally to places and communities that needed them. then the problem becomes an opportunity but that will require congress to look past the politically expedient solution, the rhetoric of mass deportations and think about, how do we create a system that will work and put immigrants where we want them and need them and create a legal system to do that. if we did that, i think we could absolutely solve this problem. host:

and if you were, did you kind of tell me how you all began back in kansas and it was inspired go into the air force. sure be my pleasure. first of all, i want to thank the american veterans center for the effort they put into keeping veterans stories alive through many different ways and also for hosting this conference, bringing all the young people in to to shake hands with their legacy that walks across the state. those legacies that have forged a path forward for all of us that serve in the military. it's just astounding what. they do and profoundly important. so thank them first. so i wanted to ask the state to be a veterinarian decided do engineering when i learned you had had to a foreign language to be a veterinarian which always surprised me because i didn't know that animals had a language that was foreign. but so became an engineer. and at the of enrollment they said now you have to go over to the field and enroll in rotc. i said, what? so all the land grant schools, rotc was mandatory in those days. and i wandered over to the field house and nobody in my family had served

pero regresar a kansas city, al city, al mejor hospital. una una atenciÓn increÍble y bendito dios.licada. pero bendito dios. y gracias a los doctores aquÍ, aquÍ estamos con Él contando y vemos a gael muy fuerte, muy feliz. >> imelda como mamÁ me imagino que fue tambiÉn muy difÍcil para ti tener que pasar por todo esto. >> sÍ, claro. fueron tiempos muy, muy difÍciles, pero. pues gracias a dios el tumor se descubriÓ muy a tiempo y pues aquÍ estamos disfrutando con gael y escogieron precisamente el 12 de diciembre, como mencionaron para ese Último dÍa de su sesiÓn de quimioterapia. por quÉ? fue casualidad? fue. fue una casualidad. yo creo que dios ya tenÍa todo planeado para Él, eh? cayÓ en ese dÍa y pues tuvo tuvo una visita muy importante gracias a esta cantante famosa por poner una sonrisa en el rostro de mi hijo y gael. >> quiero saber quÉ es lo que quieres ser cuando seas grande. >> todavÍa no sÉ, todavÍa no sabes. >> tal vez un doctor, verdad? >> es bien duro. es bien duro. >> tan bello, tan bello. y cÓmo planean pasar la navidad? >> pues ahora sÍ que lo mÁs, lo mÁs felices que

kansas city now 15 and one. lock up home field advantage throughout the playoffs. final score 29 to 10 baltimore ravens flew away with the lead against the houston texans. lamar jackson from the ravens completed ten of the 15 passes and two touchdowns. c.j. stroud for the texans did not do so well. he had zero touchdowns and one interception. final score baltimore 31, texans two. that's because of a safety. but for those watching, the real highlight of the game was the halftime show. the song texas ain't no hold on. lay your cards down down down down. wow. this is the first time beyoncé has performed songs from her newest album, cowboy carter. she covered eight songs from the album and brought out special guests including post malone and shaboozey. she even made it a family affair. at one point, she brought out her eldest daughter, blue ivy, to perform with her. she would have stolen the show even if it was an overtime game. this? no kidding. what a production! what are you going to do with the super bowl? can you top that? yes. taking a live look at sfo. we've got

uh, it will happen when uh, westland, kansas, us, u, k. and the others will uh, come to understanding uh that, uh, we only can the beach and agreement. uh that is uh when the positions will be closer uh will when they understood will understand the routes. uh and the gina is uh, all the conflict. uh and for with and for that uh we do have quite a lot of diploma civil saying and these are indeed so i'm gonna have to leave it that. thank you so much. i'm positive to the guy on the way. kevin, we appreciate your time. thank you. again, thank you. thank you for your question. i was thinking it was over to me now where volkswagen, in fact, the few of us have tried to do the seats in protest this year because call make up as a shot to 3 of his plots, slash salaries and ex jobs. thousands of outraged. whoever's good riley is across the country, the major my new friend to has failed to arrange an agreement with the demons, sizes blazing production costs and increase the mon, i mean jeremy's in chronic prices have for both 5 them to make the major

back home in kansas, her tight-knit family desperately wanted her home safe. we were all fearful for her life. andrea canning (voiceover): and justifiably so. as crawford drove alongside the truck, he knew that if he wanted to get to her, he had to stop him, the man at the wheel, a convicted killer, armed and dangerous, who wasn't going down without a fight. he's taking you on a wild ride. yes, it was. that part was the wildest chase i've ever been in. andrea canning (voiceover): and a fitting climax to a wild, improbable story that blurred the lines between duty and desire, a story about breaking out of prisons, both real and imagined. this wasn't just the talk of the town. this was the talk of the nation. yes, it was. it was just unreal. [music playing] andrea canning: the saga started almost two weeks earlier when the alarm sounded and warden david mccune learned that an inmate had escaped from the lansing correctional facility. very scary time. and right away, it's like, who's gone? who are they? how did they get out? where are they going? andrea canning:

i through kansas main crossing. i have a safety concerns with staffing civilians paying the price. georgia prices for a full nice of protest says the prime minister stands for the amount of decisions postponed tools to join the european union. and synagogue for members of mastercard, 18 years off to french forces killed the groups of african soldiers recruited to defend from the beginning in syria were opposition fighters are pushing on in hand of probing south to taking over the country. second largest city of lead time. and the last hours they have been multiple strikes by government forces on the part one struck the entrance of the cities university. fine to say that now advance south into the problems of hammer. well, the fighting is the biggest defensive and serious northwest and provinces, and several years it has been concentrated in and around a live and live. sometimes somebody begins out coverage on the 5th day of it's offensive. a coalition of opposition forces led by the hey, at the heavy to shim armed group, says it is made more gains, expanding its areas of control, a

kansas city now 15 and one. they lock up home field advantage throughout the playoffs. score 29 to 10 baltimore ravens flew away with the lead against the houston texans. lamar jackson completed ten of 15 passes and two touchdowns. this one got out of hand. man, that guy can run. c.j. stroud, not a good day. no touchdowns and an interception. final score. it was a blowout. 31 to 2, 31 to 2. for those watcng, the real highlight of the game was the halftime show. this ain't texas. ain't no hold on. lay your cards down down down down. woah. people are already talking about what's the super bowl halftime show going to do to compare to this? this is the first time beyonce has performed songs from her newest from cowboy carter. at one point, she brought out her eldest daughter, bluevy to perform with her. and if you missed the performance, don't worry about that. netflix says it's going to release the show as a standalone special, but didn't say when that would be happening. well, things are changing. we'll be right back. behind us. we've been talking a lot about feeding peop

. >> home in kansas city, kander watched in shock as afghanistan fell.try. >> at some point i did say to him, you know, do you have anybody over there who's in danger, and he told me about his nephew in afghanistan. >> salam's nephew rahim was squarely in taliban cross hairs because he possessed critical documents from her work at the international bank. >> what makes him such a target? >> rahim has access to a list of tens of thousands of afghans who had worked directly with everybody from the u.n. to the u.s. embassy to any other multilateral just trying to build democracy in afghanistan. everything that the taliban stood against and everything that once the taliban took over, one of the first priorities was to find those people and make an example of them by imprisoning them or killing them. >> did the taliban ever get their hands on the list? >> i never gave up. >> never gave up the list. >> never provide a single information. >> rahim rauffi's refusal to cooperate enraged the taliban. >> how were you threatened? >> we just received letters. >> the n

beth bailey, a professor at the university of kansas, lawrence. the author of this book, an army of fire how the u.s. confront two's racial crisis in the vietnam era. dr. bailey, what do you teach? >> mainly u.s. military history. occasional history of gender and sexuality which was my previous incarnation. >> how did you get into military history? >> i hate to say it but it was actually a television commercial. they were advertising work post 9/11 and how do you sell the army when it supposedly the end of history. it was taking young men who were either at risk or potentially problematic for society and helping them become the people that they could be, helping them not disappoint their third-grade teacher, her mother, whoever believed in them all along. i was fascinated by the commercial. i thought i would write about the army and social good. at some point my husband said you can't just write about commercials. if you are going to write about the army you have to understand the army. i spent several years getting to that point. military histori

reportera: inmediatamente regresaron a estados unidos y fueron directo a un hospital de niÑos en kansasil, gael ha superado una cirugÍa de 12 horas, 30 y seis ciclos de radiaciÓn y seis de quimioterapia. los doctores estÁn optimistas por su futuro. taylor swift no solo visitÓ a gael, sino que compartiÓ con varios pacientes que no salÍan del asombro de verla. ilia: la sonrisa de gael no tiene precio. no hay buenas noticias para raphael, el cantante. dicen que sufriÓ un accidente cardiovascular en la grabaciÓn de un programa de televisiÓn. se sintiÓ mal y recibiÓ atenciÓn mÉdica de urgencia. el intÉrprete permanece recluido con pronÓstico reservado. han pedido formalmente la captura de evo morales. las es que le de ese paÍs solicita seis meses de detenciÓn preventiva junto a una alerta migratoria para evitar que salga del paÍs. el exmandatario ha sido acusado de haber embarazado a una menor de edad cuando era jefe de estado. la madre de la vÍctima, quien parece haber estado involucrada en los hechos, tambiÉn tiene orden de captura. el primer ministro israelÍ viajÓ al sur de siria, un Área

but in the past hour, we have recruited is to as of as strikes to place in kansas city. one has tom said there was a windshield building in a separate neighborhood which is located in the southern part of kansas city. a number of casualties has, have been transported to lead practice hospital to be treated on another residential building. also in a big lie, a town was targeted. the idea is that or the context he is the disability and have been sleep from the valley and that he and hitting to go to the city also came on the relentless attacks. and uh, we can also, uh, it's safe to say that the situation for those families that might have use on getting districts is escalating rapidly to our feelings that no pricing goal is a site. and even for those who are in the central area, they continue to be overwhelmed with strikes and lots of people, buttons that we continue to be hearing since the 80 hours of this morning. in the eastern areas of derek by the cities, housing, the hundreds, hundreds of thousands of palestinian families who are being targeted and evacuation centers

the serial killer known as btk began terrorizing the city of wichita, kansas, in 1974, stalking and savagely killing his victims in their homes, then taunting police and reporters with disturbing letters detailing the carnage. demented. elusive. btk was actually hiding in plain sight, but his true identity and motive would remain a mystery for decades. it all began on an ordinary day with the otero family. this is part one of btk bind, torture, kill. >> i came through the back door, cut the phone lines, waited at the back door, had reservations about even going in or just walking away. but pretty soon the door opened and i was in. >> the otero family was a family of seven headed by father joseph and his wife julie. they had both been born in puerto rico, but they moved to new york as children and there they met in high school. >> my family was your typical military family. my father was an air force sergeant, and my mom was a stay at home mother. good catholic woman. >> they had five children ranging in age from 15 all the way down to nine. >> we were all into school. my father expected us t

. >>> and the kansas city chiefs quest for a three-peat title charges on. how they fared against l.a. with the division title on the line. it is monday, december 9, and "early today" starts right now. good morning, i'm jessica layton. we begin with breaking news out of the middle east. the syrian government has been toppled, along with dictator bashir al-assad. the rebels finally marched into damascus into sunday. matt bradley kicks off our coverage this morning. >> reporter: we've heard from russian state news that bashar al assad and his family are now in moscow, and there's talk that they might be getting asylum there. this is a massive paradigm shift, not just for syria but for the entire middle east. there was talk back on october 7 from the israelis, from the united states, saying that the response to hamas' terror attack on october 7 would reshape or redraw the middle east. despite more than a year of conflicts throughout the region, that hasn't happened yet really until now. and now we're seeing a break in the assad regime. more than 50 years of rul

. >> i now yield five minutes to my friend from kansas, mr. estes. catch you offguard, mr. estes? mr. estes: thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate the opportunity and thank you for our witnesses for joining us today. i do want to introduce one comment just before i make my comments. one of the things that we need to make sure that when you're talking about tax rates and tax dollars paid, obviously the higher income folks, if you lower the rate, would pay less in taxes just because they pay more to start with. and at the end of the day, after the trump tax cuts, they actually -- higher income still paid more taxes as a percentage of income tax that was totally collected. in fact, by the c.b.o. data, according to the c.b.o. data, republican tax reform reduced federal taxes for every household across every income level but increased the share of taxes for the top 1%. so i know as we talk through numbers, there's percentages and dollar amounts, but we need to make sure that -- what the true effect is. and i know as my friend from georgia buddy carter was talking about, there's a whole

cancer when and it's rarely trying to tact a group of civilians and civil palestinians were killed in kansas city when a full story building was s. and down paula and central gaza. a drawing attack has struck a residential area and during 5 members of the same family, including 3 children, all of the wounded for taking the ox, the hospital. and at least 12 people had been killed. him is rarely a strong some living on that took place on monday is round time. he says it's for tele, i think i have to has blah launched rockets for the 1st time since a cx 5 was agreed. the on group has accused as well of violating the choice of eating to me is property, ty, couldn't sentence to death, and a multi 1000000000 dollar food case has lost and appealing quotes from my land has been found guilty of bribery and businessman, beside sending off more than $12000000000.00 from one of vietnam, vietnam's commercial banks. and now the i see 5 people with tried alongside the 68 year old. all of them were found guilty. the french government is on the verge of collapse after the prime minister pushed through a budg

the virus was first detected in texas and kansas in march. >> and now has spread and 16 states among cattle is kind of an interesting situation because on the public health >> realm and and people in, you know, it's a big problem and it's starting to spill over into humans. and i think that's why the seat is getting involved. so right now, you know, it's still around the low threat to your average person, the community to date, no person to person spread of bird flu has been detected in california. >> however, on wednesday, the first severe case of bird flu was detected in louisiana and this person is hospitalized and is in critical condition. symptoms which was caused by a bird flu infection, according to state officials, the infected person it's over. 65 has underlying medical problems had contact with sick and dead birds in a backyard flock. we will continue to follow this story reporting. the newsroom going on for news. >> all right. let's get you a check your forecast down. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. pretty nice sunset out there. really nice sunset kron four's c

the israeli military has targeted to hospitals in kansas city. within a matter of hours, at least died. palestinians have been killed in an is try calling a once a hospital. several of the engine, some reported to be in critical condition. these really military says it was targeting him off fonts is serious, new security forces are intensifying the military operation in the northwest and coastal regions of, of pocket and talk to strongholds of the deposed assad regime. the heightened security is part of it has to unite the country under the new administration, georgia has sworn in and you, president of the months of political turmoil, the kind of look have less really is a form in pay from the governing georgian dream policy. and a former football of the country has been wronged by weeks of protest solved to the government suspended tools to join the you're voting is also on the why and chad for the countries 1st column entry election since 2011, the governing party says is the final step and the return of the constitutional rule of to a co 3 yea

the nationals are in wichita, kansas and the worlds in boston.opes to be on the ice representing usa in 2026. >> so happy for her. thank you. >>> let's go to mr. roker and get another check of the weather. looks like a hot one. >> in the eastern half of the country, absolutely. look at these temperatures. we are going to be scorching. minneapolis at 39 doesn't sound that warm but that's ten degrees above average, san antonio at 80, new york city at 50, 77 in jacksonville. tomorrow, 66 in norfolk, albany, georgia, 77 degrees. don't get too used to it though. new york city at 61. boom! 37 degrees. buffalo you're 31. boom! 26 degrees. it stays chilly -- you like the boom? >> we do. a cold start but will be a very nice day. lots of sunshine in the forecast and tomorrow maybe a touch cooler in some of the inland valleys, but we're looking at some near normal high temperatures for much of the bay area and then finally getting back to rain chances in the forecast starting on thursday, and there will be a couple of more storm systems coming in, another o

in my estimation -- i'm a vietnam vet and i did my service out in kansas, topeka, kansas. there was a university i could attend out in kansas and it was close to a foundation hospital for people that had medical problems. i was able to attend some classes in the evening, so what i observed about this president trump is that he never accepts any responsibility for the riot at the capital. he did not express any overall responsibility for his financial problems up in new york, so he seemed to me like a non-president. i would classify him as a hypocrite and a hypocrite is he believes life is what you fake it and that seems to suit this fellow that is going to be president. he never apologizes for anything. he just refers his problems to other people. hello? host: yes, caller: we heard you. caller:that is my opinion. even the puerto rico, they said it was a garbage island. he never accepted responsibility for that. that is why i classify him as a hypocrite. host: we got that. this is judy in tennessee, independent. caller: i am deeply concerned about the situation in israel. i

kansas city is in a stretch of three games in 11 days, which included today the host houston on saturdaymas day. that's wednesday, 1225. so the nfl is rolling on dan. of course, the niners lost to the rams thursday night against la at levi's. that basically ended their season. i think of a 1% chance. so we'll focus our shift to the winter sports. basketball, warriors hockey, college basketball it's all good. we'll still have the niners three more games, but it's a clay day here in the bay. we'll have highlights tonight at 11. >> love your attitude. staying focused on the future chris. thanks. well coming up next saving the season a would be thief looking to steal news at 11. a local youth football team's trip ends in a bad boat crash. more than a dozen people hurt, including some east bay parents. plus, a mystery in the skies. dozens of drone sightings raised questions and a new government push about them. those stories and more tonight on abc seven news at 11. well, finally, now in the south bay, a holiday celebration ended in an arrest. but it was all in the spirit of the season. oh, l

we can already be found in many other wild animals as looking fish for kansas. our and what's really shocking is that 100 percent of the fish caught in rivers and the predators that eat these fish one are also contaminated. for example, for aquatic life, the main source of pollution is to sewage system. i find the optic waste water is not cleans to remove anticoagulants from the water. these trace substances are so small that they can still be found and the treating wastewater, dr to kansas city, south carolina, spanish board stuff. or there's a study where a car placed in ponds where purified wastewater from sewage treatment plants was discharged. and 80 percent of the liver samples contained at least one act of substance from wrapped points. and then the pool meant to you, munitions. i'm book stuff austin. and gifting stuff with infrastructure and, and i'm just shocking of them, but we have to ask ourselves, how can we reduce this environmental impact to convince him, how can we prevent these toxins from accumulating further than the human. some of our tests,

los rostros de los pequeÑos pacientes de la unidad de oncologÍa del children's mercy hospital de kansasiÑos. >> sus peores temores fueron confirmados el 6 de abril. gael fue diagnosticado con un tumor cerebral maligno. pero la lista de espera para realizarse la cirugÍa era larga. >> bendito dios. encontramos las manos de dios en los doctores. >> y es que solo cuatro dÍas despuÉs se abriÓ un cupo en el hospital de kansas y gael fue intervenido con Éxito. >> fueron dÍas muy agonizantes, muy tristes, porque mi hijo sufriÓ, tuvo su primera cirugÍa, fue de 1 horas, superÓ 36 sesiones de radiaciÓn y seis meses de quimioterapia. >> ayÚdalo. ayÚdalo. >> apoyado por su familia, mantuvo la ilusiÓn de un niÑo mientras batallaba por su vida. fue el 12 de diciembre, el dÍa de la virgen de guadalupe que cerrÓ esta etapa de su vida con su Última quimio. fue una casualidad. >> yo creo que dios ya tenÍa todo planeado para Él. >> tan agradecida con el hospital quedÓ la familia que decidieron recaudar juguetes para otros niÑos internados, agradeciendo primero por por habernos dado otra oportunidad de de e

kansas city locked up the top seed in the afc. the game 29-10 and got treated to red velvet football cakes. and nobody played santa claus better than head coach andy reid. >> that's what i'm talking about. hey, merry christmas, man. proud of you dudes. proud of you for the present. >> hey, the chiefs, they just keep getting better. at 15-1, the road to the afc championship and ticket to the super bowl in new orleans is going through kansas city. and the 49ers one step closer to a fourth place schedule for 2025, devin. never thought i would say that at the beginning of the year. >> they're kicking butt t chief, and they seem to be having so much fun doing it. >> who's going to dethrone them? we will see. >> we had two shots, and we did not get it done. but we'll not think about that right now. thank you so much, vern. >>> well, if you're looking for a new job, why not try your job at being the jolliest guy around? how you can head back to school to become santa. (♪♪) from celebration moments... ...to joyride moments. your moments a

one was on a shop selling clothing and a busy marketplace in kansas city. at least 2 people were tunes. many of the attacks have destroyed homes and schools. sheltering families has been displaced several times. abraham kelly was at the scene of the market to attack. i am right now in the market and nobody's been so godless targeted. besides, we are trying to serve the fire out right now as we can see, the numbers of chelsea and have been killed and others were wounded. as you can see, the seeing here, the market has turned into a place of ro you'd be a good variety of cartridges directly targeted the shops here and on the market. this is a vibrant place in smaller base. since we've done the strip, where's the money is come to acquire the basic necessities and buy the basic goods for their families? they ended up being targeted and, and brutally killed. we're sort of a very densely populated market here in northern. but since we've done the city, and this is the scene here, has turned into a scene of the tragedy. really did the wrong housing go, try to sign

the focus has been all on the other parts of kansas inside the hours of this morning. well, i will give you our english mondays to obtain exclusive video for one of the latest attacks. and the wides from if occasion resulted from the east by the attack on a bailout here town in the north of the district. a group of siblings where a completely targeted without any prior warnings as they were trying to return back to check on the houses in big la. yeah, this board in town has been announced to be impacted. it's military 7 hours of sites and flashes with how much of flights is um because what else, the patient pool says completely raging is that we'd know leaked out on the ground floor. we know that 6 civilians work from fab killed and destroyed us, and the video shows are the wide scale destruction the left behind the is by the current operation in a big la. yeah, the army has been the leveling gun flat into the ground. the vast majority of residential neighborhoods in the back lot. yeah. as they are claiming dr. the own getting abrasions aim to eradicate answers out of