i can't believe you guys let me do this on live tv. >> kaylee -- kaylee hartung, truly, truly takinging for us, kaylee. >>> all right, ginger, over to you. >> i love how she looked like a supermodel the entire time. when i've done stuff like that i'm all -- i never look good. all right, well, i know she's having a lotter fun and so is this guy. get it. i went for a pun. guy, come on with me. just some of the snow because there's over 8% snow cover in our nation which is very low and we do have a shot at getting some after this warm-up passes ♪ it's the little saint nick ♪ >>> we're kicking off two-day "deals & steals" holiday gift event and all these presents are from small businesses, you can go right to the deals by pointing your cell phone camera at that qr code that santa may have his sleigh filled with these gifts, but tory johnson, you have the gift train. he has the sleigh. let's get to it. >> okay, so we'll head down here because we've got the biggest blanket, this is the coziest gift so help me out here. you grab this side. i'll take this one. >> that's all one blanket. >> t

and i don't say that lightly. >> kaylee hartung is back with us from albuquerque. kaylee, the district attorney also telling you she's really focused on the ammunition and how it got into the gun. >> reporter: whit, the d.a. tell me the key questions to answer here are how did a live round get loaded into that gun and go unnoticed, and why were real bullets mixed among the blanks and dummy rounds? she tells us it could be early spring before the investigation is handed over the her. >> there will be much more of kaylee's interview next friday on a special edition of "20/20," a deep dive into the fatal shooting. >>> now to the graduate student fatally stabbed near campus in new york city. police say the suspect then stabbing an italian tour sbis menacing a third person before being taken into custody. not far from where tessa majors was murdered two years ago. here's erielle reshef. > reporter: tonight, hauntingly familiar tragedy. that terrifying stabbing spree leaving the columbia university community once again grieving one of their own. 10:54 thursday evening, 3

kaylee hartung, abc news, los angeles. >> kaylee, thank you. >>> time now for a look at your friday weather. >>> good morning. we continue to track heavy rain in southern california which is making its way into the four corners. across the rockies we're going to be tracking some snow for christmas eve. overall the western third of the nation dealing with poor travel conditions on this christmas eve on the central and eastern side of the nation it's looking a little bit better but record challenging warmth will be in place christmas day for the south central u.s. i'm marvin gomez with your accuweather forecast. >>> coming up next, amazon gives workers more power to organize. >>> also ahead, a tsa officer saves the day leaping into action literally. >>> and nasa's new telescope has a launchpad. details on when the $10 billion instrument will begin its journey through space. this holiday season, we want to enjoy the gift of being together. for peace of mind, take the first step in knowing. because it might just be a cold, but you want to be confident. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test ha

>> all right, kaylee hartung, who has been covering this case from the start. kaylee, thank you. and of course, george's full interview tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc and then streaming on hulu. >>> we do have new reporting here tonight after that deadly high school shooting in michigan. tonight, the prosecutor now revealing new details on how the 15-year-old suspect allegedly obtained the gun that had just been purchased by his father on black friday. and tonight here, the faces of the four students who were killed. seven others injured. one student still in critical condition. and the growing focus on the gunman's own parents. could they now face potential charges? abc's trevor ault from michigan tonight. >> reporter: tonight, as the oxfoord community mourns, the oakland county prosecutor now revealing new details to us about how the suspect allegedly accessed the weapon his father bought on black friday and used it to gun down fellow students. >> i think the evidence you'll see in the near future suggests that it wasn't that he -- he didn't have to work that ha

>> kaylee, thank you.emories going back. >> so many stories there. >> love the way -- whenever someone puts 330 pounds on you, you will go backwards. >> hard to overstate his impact on football. >> of course. >>> we are following a lot of other stories this morning here in headlines including an abc news exclusive with the girlfriend of the father and pro boxer gunned down on christmas eve with her and their children in the car. >>> after the massive success of "squid game," the all out battle for the next megahit from south korea. >>> but first back to rob. >> reporter: guys your local forecast is 30 seconds away. first your stormy cities sponsored by amazon. >>> still coming up here, ways to save money on your 2021 tax bills and katy perry and ciara, so stay with us. we'll be right back. my nunormal? fewer asthma attacks with nucala. a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allerg

>> all right, kaylee hartung with us tonight. kaylee, thank you. >>> and i mentioned there was one more note from the white house today. relief for parents and college students across the country. president biden extending the pause on student loan payments through may 1st now. the president saying that some student loan borrowers are still coping with the pandemic and need more time. the payments were set to restart february 1st. >>> and tonight, the nhl is pulling its players out of the winter olympics in beijing. more fallout from covid. beginning today, the league pausing its season until after christmas. the nhl will use what would have been the olympic break to make up for missed games in this pandemic. >>> when we come back here tonight, news coming in this evening about a tragic holiday discovery. a family of seven found dead in their home and what authorities have now revealed tonight. today, things can be pretty unexpected. but your customers, they still expect things to be simple. and they want it all personalized. wit

abc news reporter kaylee hartung has that exclusive interview. kaylee: an abc interview.armor phil reed, defending his daughter, hannah guiterrez reed, the armorer on the set of "rust." as a father, are you concerned that hannah could go to jail? this is only the second time his daughter was charged to be -- hired to be in charge of what was a movie set. george: did you think she was up for the job? alec baldwin: i assume because she was there and was hired she was up for the job. kaylee: coming up at 7:00 a.m., we will hear more from phil reed about what his daughter told him happened on the set of "rust," and where she was when the gun went off. with your "gma" news first look, i am kaylee hartung, abc news, los angeles. kumasi: cheer tree lighting is still set to go off. this person intentionally set the fully decorated tree on fire and left behind a canister. luckily, firefighters were in the area and were able to put the fire out within minutes. >> to have someone potentially jeopardize that and jeopardize the opportunity for people to gather in communal spaces and s

here's abc's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: on bonanza creek ranch outside of santa fe, new mexico, 75actors, and hundreds of extras all converged on set with the singular goal of making the western movie "rust." >> the story is about this grizzled outlaw named harland rust. and that was the character played by alec baldwin. >> reporter: alec baldwin was both its star and a producer on the film. >> we're out here making a western. that's classic cinema right there. >> reporter: helena hutchins,ns, 24-year-old photographer originally from ukraine. >> it's a passion for sure. once you get the bug, you can't get out of it. >> "rust" was a big break. it was an opportunity for her to just show how good she was. >> this is a $7.5 million movie. it is the catering budget on a d.c. comics movie. >> they were insisting upon having one person do two very important jobs. the armorer role, taking care of the guns and ammunition, and then they wanted that person to also be an assistant prop person. >> reporter: 24-year-old hanna gutierrez reid was hired as both armorer and prop assistant. she's the

kaylee hartung is back with more.two kids she's adopted she shares some of the challenges she faces alongside them. this morning, one of hollywood's most beloved and private actresses opening up about what it's like to be a white mother to the two black children she's adopted. >> to say that i wish our skins matched, sometimes i do. because then it would be easier to have people approach us. >> reporter: in an exclusive clip from the newest episode of "red table talk," sandra bullock making this personal confession about her children. son louis adopted in 2010 and laila in 2015 seen in a previous episode of "red table talk" last year. >> have people ever been like, sandy, why would you adopt two black children? you know -- >> no one would say -- >> i know, i know. >> guess what, you get the racism. you get the -- there's been -- sure, a lot of people and guess what, not my problem. >> reporter: 40% of adopted children are of a different race than their adoptive parents. >> for all transracial adoptive parents who have

here's kaylee hartung with the latest. >> reporter: it happened in morro bay, north of los angeles, in an area of the beach known as "the pit." police and fire crews getting the call just after 10:30 this morning after the male surfer's lifeless body was pulled from the water, first spotted by a fellow surfer. >> morro bay, morro bay harbor patrol, unresponsive, north pitt and embarcadero road. >> reporter: the surfer's identity unkknown at this time. the director of the harbor patrol telling abc news the bite appeared to be consistent with that of a great white. authorities quickly posting signs warning families to stay out of the water. the last fatal shark attack in san luis obispo county was nearly 20 years ago. a woman was swimming with sea lions when she was attacked by a shark. >> kaylee, thank you. >>> we turn now to the pandemic. omicron cases rising at an exponential rate. the country seeing more than 176,000 new infections each day. an increase of 45% in just the past two weeks. nationwide, many are struggling to find tests. here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, the last

thank you. >> our thanks to kaylee hartung for that report.ng a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> masks back on, the counties that were exempting certain people from face coverings are rescinding those rules as covid-19 surges again. thank you for joining us. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 4:00. the united states has shattered its daily covid-19 case record, now averaging more new infections than at any other point in the pandemic. we are at 270 7000 cases a day, passing our 250,000 a day average from january. it is in large part due to the latest surge but also demand for tests and backlogs of data following christmas weekend. last week, the u.s. reported more than 1.9 million cases. that averages about three americans testing positive every second. >> all bay area counties that had loosened mask mandates are putting them back in place. berkeley, marin county, sonoma county, and san francisco county announced today that universal masking exemptions are being suspended tomorrow morning. contra costa

good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: good morning, amy.triggered them to speak out. this morning, big backlash as two women claim they were sexually assaulted by "sex and the city" star chris noth. >> i thought by the time i got here i'd know what to say. >> reporter: noth who last week revived his character mr. big on the "sex and the city" reboot, "and just like that" starring in a follow-up commercial for peloton. >> to new beginnings. >> reporter: but overnight, peloton pulling the commercial telling ab news the company was unaware of the allegations when the actor appeared in the ad and it's seeking to learn more adding, every single sexual assault accusation must be taken seriously. the fallout coming just hours after a new article from "the hollywood reporter" outlined the sexual assault claims made by two women. the women choosing to remain anonymous telling the outlet that they were triggered to come forward following the attention surrounding the "sex and the city" reboot. >> i remember when you kept your sweaters in the stove. >

>> kaylee, thank you. >>> saying releasing the information would harm the presidency. the house committee says the records are vital to its investigation. >>> and we learned today of the passing of joan didion at her home in new york city. she was a prolific author that penned multiple volumes of essays, nonfiction books and novels. her memoir "the year of magical thinking" won the national book award. acclaimed author, essayist, and screenwriter joan didion came to prominence in the 1906s with her social commentary that explored postwar american life, from the hippie generation to politics. her essay collection "the white album" considered standard reading. didion's career explored in the netflix documentary "the center will not hold" -- >> i learned to swim in the sacrament of the american rivers before the dams. >> reporter: -- was also a prolific screenwriter, along with her husband and author husband and author john gregory dunne. developing movie hits, including 1976's "a star is born." but her most acclaimed novel, a memoir, coming after tragedy. "the year of ma

here's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: tonight, outrage growing over a 110-year prison sentence for theruck driver convicted in this deadly highway inferno. his family on the steps of the colorado capitol today, joining calls for justice for rogel aguilera-mederos. >> governor polis, we want you to reduce or grant clemency for the unfair sentencing of 110 years. >> reporter: nearly 5 million people signing an online petition asking for his sentence to be reduced, and now the district attorney filing a motion for the judge to reconsider, calling this "an exceptional case involving unusual and extenuating circumstances." in 2019, four people were killed and several injured in the fiery crash. the trucker claiming his brakes failed. >> your honor, i don't know why i'm alive. >> reporter: but prosecutors arguing he was going almost twice the speed limit, bypassing a truck ramp before the crash. a jury finding him guilty on 27 counts. the judge saying he wouldn't have chosen this sentence, but his hands were tied by state law. and david, the d.a. is asking colorado's governor to meet with su

hartung, abc news, los angeles. >> you can watch more with kaylee's interview with the district attorney friday on a special edition of "20/20" and you can see george's entire interview with alec baldwin streaming now on hulu. guys, just an incredible interview to watch. >> powerful conversation for sure. >>> we do want to transition and get a check of the forecast. rob marciano is here. we know that winter officially has arrived, but snow in hawaii as i'm calling up my in-laws. what is happening? >> it's arrived in the u.s. you haven't seen it in the lower 48 but we're seeing it in hawaii. blizzard warnings there atop the volcanoes. there's the observatory. you can barely see it. we've got blizzard warnings there, mauna loa lookout. up to a foot of snow possible and it's blowing sideways and where it's below the elevation, we're looking at flooding potential here. across the lower 48, this is not good. 6% covered in snow. that is way below average, places like denver, colorado, still haven't seen measurable snowfall this year, that's blowing out their record. they typically get it in oc

here's abc's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: tonight, a new accuser coming forward, alleging actor chris noth sexually abused her. >> he warned me that if i ever told a soul about what happened the night before, he would ruin my career. >> reporter: lisa gentile, a singer and songwriter, says in 2002 noth offered her a ride home from a new york restaurant they both frequented. she says he then asked to see her apartment, where she claims he forced himself on her, aggressively kissing and groping her. >> i finally managed to push him away and get out of his grasp and yelled, "no, i don't want this." >> reporter: gentile did not report this to authorities at that time. she's now speaking out just days after two women claimed to "the hollywood reporter" that they were both sexually assaulted by him. one in los angeles in 2004, the other in new york in 2015. noth denying those first two allegations as "categorically false," calling the encounters "consensual." police tell us there's no investigation into these allegations. but since these claims have surfaced, noth has been fired from his cb

thank you. >> our thanks to kaylee hartung for that report.hy some are across cars and this massive eucalyptus tree took out a lot. bay area mask rules changed, when you hear how bad the surge is getting you will understand why it is necessary. >> moving solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> you are looking at what might be the last reign of the year, live doppler 7. after that -- i am ama i am amaa dan: and i dan ashley, glad you're with us. we are on storm watch for what might be the last time in a few days. after record-setting rain and snowfall in northern california, speaking of falling, take a look at this huge eucalyptus tree that crashed on monterey boulevard near highway 13 in the oakland hills. it took down power lines and landed on top of two cars parked in a driveway. pg&e was called to repair the power lines but there were no reports of injuries. ama: thousands of drivers trying to make it down from the sierra, 80 and 50 are open. caltrans, chp and other agencies telling people do not travel unless you have to. it is dangerous. the go

>> kaylee, thank you so three delivery days left.ime. let's turn to the map with all the answer, bill seward, president of worldwide sales and solutions at u.p.s. let's start with that, bill. solutions. i want to start bottom line, here we are on tuesday morning. to get it there on time, which is by friday, what options do people need to choose with u.p.s.? do we still have options? >> t.j., thanks so much for having me. first of all i hope you haven't been procrastinating. however if you have been we have you covered. we invested a lot in our ground network and sped it up so 90% of the packages delivered by u.p.s. are delivered within one to three days. to be safe you have options with our air services. we have guaranteed second day air so you can ship on wednesday night and have it delivered on friday. you can also ship with our next day air service which is guaranteed if you get it to us by thursday night, we'll have it under your christmas tree and delivered on friday. >> bill, that is great. you're telling me i got until thursda

kaylee hartung has the latest. kaylee, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, janai. process for so many people involved. now that a jury has determined that this truck driver was responsible for this deadly collision, the question sparking so much backlash now is does this punishment really fit the crime? this morning, pressure mounting on colorado's governor to reduce the 110-year prison sentence for the truck driver convicted in this deadly highway crash. >> it doesn't really spell justice. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: calls for justice for rogel aguilera-mederos on the steps of the colorado capitol. his mother in tears. > governor polis, we want you to reduce or give clemency for the unfair sentencing of 110 years. >> reporter: those voices echoing the nearly 5 million people who signed an online petition asking for his controversial sentence to be reduced. >> nobody is asking that he not serve any time. they're just asking for a reduction that's commensurate with the crime here. >> reporter: and now the district attorney filing a motion for the judge to recons

all of them very interesting ane i kind of look at elon musk, kaylee, as a modern-day version of thatthat someone like elizabeth warren, a new green deal cultist would like the fact that he is thinking box, getting new technology, i amam fascinated by what he does and want to see him be successful. >> would no doubt. elon musk is an american success story. came to this country, went to college, took a $100,000 studens loan, worked two jobs to pay down off, and now is a billionaire paying more taxes, as you noted, than anyone in history and this year alone he noted., i think when you look at woke is on, which is a very powerful drug, this is amanda i am not going to be a billionaire elites, not going to say what is woke, say wood is liberal, say what is expected of me. i am going to just be me and he is doing that's, cutting througt the noise, holding a powerful senator accountable.e. he has done the same with bernie sanders. i am so impressed by him. you take a look at the most interesting people in america come i couldn't agree more. he deserves that title at this point.mo >> sean: h

with your gma first look, i am kaylee hartung. reggie: new details on a standoff in antioch ending with a suspect setting his home on fire before being shot and killed by police. the man was walking down the street, shooting at homes and cars friday afternoon. police say not only was he wearing camouflage also body armor. he eventually barricaded himself in his home and continued to shoot. shortly after the fire started police say that man tried to escape through the backyard. he encountered a swat team when he was shot. his name has not been released and no one else was hard. kumasi: we are waiting to find out more about a suspicious death outside of the tesla factory. the -- you can see several emergency vehicles. the fire department responded to the report of a person down in the parking lot. when medics got there the person was reported dead. 15 people are under arrest san jose police busted a catalytic converter theft ring. officers recovered more than 1000 catalytic converters along with the tools to steal them. illegal weap

this is back in january of 2019 reporter kaylee be sun.has the story. >> well, it was somber inside of the courtroom today after the verdict was read jussie smollett sat quietly with his hands folded just a charged with 6 counts of disorderly conduct found guilty on 5 of those counts tonight. >> 12 jurors reached a verdict after more than 9 hours of deliberation. mister smollett would not have lost this case as he did today. >> and that's the jury found that he lied to them during the trial. the empire actor taking the stand in his own defense maintaining that he was the victim of a racist and homophobic attack in chicago nearly 3 years ago, smollett told police he was targeted by men who yelled slurs at him, punched him and put a rope around his neck. police say they reviewed hundreds of hours of video surveillance but no camera captured the incident. this jury work so hard. >> and for mister smollett to get up and running them and life for hours and hours and hours. really compound it. his misconduct as a counter to smollett's claims. 2

kaylee hartung is live in los angeles with more on that.rning, amy. marvel fans all over the world were waiting for this one, and millions of them made a point to outrun the spoilers and run to the theaters making "spider-man: no way home" the most successful film to premiere since the pandemic hit and put it among the biggest opening weekends ever. "spider-man" is swinging into box office history. >> hello, peter. >> reporter: after only three days in theaters, "spider-man: no way home" is already the highest grossing film of this year, and last. >> dude! >> dude! >> dude! >> reporter: exclusively in theaters, it's the biggest opening weekend of the covid era by a long shot, raking in $253 billion domestically. no other film during the pandemic has topped $100 million a weekend. "spider-man" did that in a single day. add in the film's massive totals overseas and it's the third biggest worldwide opening of all-time. >> it's not just huge numbers for pandemic times. it's cementing all-time box office records. >> reporter: the final chapter i

our kaylee hartung joins us with what we're learning about his passing.ucing partner id jean-marc stood for authenticity and creativity. now his loved ones are finding comfort in knowing his beautiful style and impactful work will live on. >> we should beat our breasts and tear our hair. don't you feel angry? >> reporter: he was the award winning filmmaker best known for directing the hit series "big little lies." >> i was holding on to this idea of perfection so tight. >> reporter: this morning, tributes pouring in from hollywood and beyond for canadian director, producer and editor jean-marc vallee as we learn more about his sudden death over the holiday weekend. sources tell abc news the likely cause of death a heart attack. though officially it is yet to be determined. >> his passing came as a shock and surprise. he didn't drink, didn't smoke and probably the healthiest 58-year-old i know. >> reporter: the acclaimed director got his start making short films but made his mainstream mark in the industry with "dallas buyers club." >> mr. woodruff, we est

back in january of 2019 kaylee be sohn has that story for us. jussie smollett charged with 6 counts of disorderly conduct found guilty on 5 of those counts. 12 jurors reached a verdict after more than 9 hours of deliberation. mister smollett would not have lost this case as he did today. >> and that's the jury found that he lied to them during the trial. the empire actor taking the stand in his own defense maintaining that he was the victim of a racist and homophobic attack in chicago nearly 3 years ago, smollett told police he was targeted by men who yelled slurs at him, punched him and put a rope around his neck. police say they reviewed hundreds of hours of video surveillance but no camera captured the incident. this jury work so hard. >> and for mister smollett to get up and running them and live for hours and hours and hours. really compound it. his misconduct as a counter to small its claims. 2 brothers also taking the stand. >> testifying that smollett orchestrated the whole thing for publicity and paid them $3500 to carry out the attack.

>> okay, kaylee, thanks very much. shopping and shipping season coming off one of its busiest days of the year. fedex saying it expects to deliver 100 million more packages this season than in prepandemic 2019. with all the shipping activity scammers, they are out in full force and rebecca jarvis, you are on the case. you're going to tell us how to spot the scams. >> all those, packages, robin. good morning. yes, we're here to help. so raise your hand if you've ordered something online, wait for it then check your email for the tracking information, but there's some confusion and scammers know this. they'll try to exploit the chaos and confusion toward to get your money and your personal information. here's how one scam works. you get an email. it looks like it's from a legitimate delivery company. it says they tried to deliver a package but you weren't home. there's a link there. it takes you to a page to pay a small fee to redeliver the item. this is phony and this is how they get your credit card and other informati

kaylee, thank you. >>> we're going to switch gears now.e edge of space. first t.j. back with a quick look at your adventure. >> as i watched that rocket go up on saturday with stray in it i realized there was something i didn't get to say to stray before he left, stray, i love you, man. look, as crazy as the experience is -- [ laughter ] look, as wild as the experience was for us to watch, we can only imagine what that experience was like for you. [ bell ringing ] >> reporter: the moment finally had arrived. >> astronaut stray, how do you read me? >> stray is good. loud and clear. >> reporter: stray buckled in for the ride of a lifetime. >> main engine start, two, one -- >> reporter: blasting off hitting over 2,200 miles an hour and soaring 66 miles into space. experiencing zero gravity for about three minutes. >> yay! >> reporter: and basking in the glow of earth. >> holy -- >> moly. >> there it is right there. >> then touching down and stepping out. >> welcome back, guys. >> oh, my gosh! >> michael strahan is out of the capsule. >> repor

kaylee. the sun has that story for us. so if you're making threats. >> we're going to find you dozens of schools in southeastern michigan. canceling classes due to concerns over a number of threats coming just days after a suspect opened fire at oxford high school for students died. 7 other people were injured it is ridiculous you're inflaming the fears and passion. >> of parents, teachers and the community in the midst of a real tragedy. the oakland county sheriff noting some may think making the threats is humorous or a way to get out of school. >> a prosecutor underscoring the consequences to those responsible for the message is there's a false threat of terrorism, which is a 20 year felony. there's also a misdemeanor of malicious use of the telephone telecommunications device up to this point. law enforcement saying none of the threats and oakland county are credible. they're expecting school to resume on monday. it comes as a memorial continues to grow outside of oxford high school. >> the suspect in this case, 15 yea

our democracy, is that quote, voters should choose the representatives, not the other way around. kaylee runs this mexican restaurant in austin, frustrated, doesn't come close. doing their own does not represent us. that's, that's a lateral law. mean is, is, uh, it was up to us to stand up and say something like that. now that he was going to give up, the democrats campaigned hard here in texas in the 2020 presidential election and assign of just how much they think this state could flip. now that didn't happen, but they are increasingly confident here. texas is no longer the certainty for the republicans that it once was, and that has got some in the g o pe pretty worried texas gained to new seats in congress after the 2020 census which showed the population shot up by 4000000 over the last decade, 95 percent of that growth driven by black and latino arrivals. groups typically more likely to vote democrat, but there are no new minority dominated districts in the new maps to an interesting aspect of the american political process in which the process of drawing these maps is the centrali

so let me ask you, then you say the a t s has been active in these areas. fee is you've kaylee tried to get rid of them before. are you confident that you now have the capacity to get this done despite past failures, we are fighting terrorists, you know, fighting theresa very complex issues. that's why we decided to get our, our services. and now we bring together hospice or working the grounds to make sure we are ready if we can, when you see reduce 100 persons of their procedure we need to do so by the 18 year is that early we want to destroy, we're the catch it and we know that the way to make some refresher and they can getting, they can genuine, to ask for permission to doing some research as a, as they do. but that's why we start looking for the nation to be vision that those people, when they've been arriving, running after the army, they can go get multiple edition. we are aware that they can act like that. that's why we are asking for sure what's going on and to be very vigilant and to the north, all the police to the army. when you see something, something not it's not clea

kaylee hartung is in los angeles with the story.orge. we heard alec baldwin go into such vivid detail with you and now as he re-emerges into public life we're getting more first person accounts of the utter confusion, the shock and the disbelief in that church and across the set that day. overnight, alec baldwin making his first public appearance since the shooting on the set of "rust" as the master of ceremonies at a human rights event. >> good evening, and welcome. thank you for all coming out tonight. >> reporter: this as new cast and crew break their silence. >> all of a sudden, boom, and it is a big boom, smoke, everything. >> reporter: describing the moment tragedy struck the set. >> and people immediately, you can hear the bedlam going off inside this building. people were scrambling, running, not even -- no one even thought that it might be a real bullet. >> if you weren't on this movie, you can't possibly understand what this feels like. >> reporter: special effects coordinator thomas gandy was inside the church when the fa

good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, good morning, gio. of the year. there are some big hits for the box office with "spider-man" leading the way, it's on pace to be the first movie of the pandemic era to swing right past the $1 billion mark. >> i can't save everyone. >> reporter: "spider-man" has entered another realm. marvel's latest escapade now the highest grossing movie of the year after just ten days in theaters. >> hello, peter. >> reporter: "spider-man: no way home" earning more than $800 million globally. that's more than any other hollywood movie has made during the pandemic. >> "spider-man: no way home" has a huge built-in fan base because there are marvel fans all over the globe who have waited so long to see this movie and it really just highlights the fact that superhero movies are so important to the box office right now because they are huge moneymakers. >> reporter: but trying to take down that massive web at the box office -- ♪ my name is what ♪ >> reporter: the cartoon crooning family sequel "sing 2." ♪ used to call me o

impact on my life to present your manner or your father or because it was thinking when i'm to us are kaylee. don't my i think our president does not even interested in reaching an agreement as when i drew honey wanted one, but didn't manager on my that him. i mean, the new government does not even pursuing this. highly of it won't work out to successfully a family mafia to on what their lives. the foreign ministry leading the nuclear negotiations is just across the street. no representative wanted to speak to us priorities have shifted since iran's new hard line government took over. sanctions relieve, remains oppressing objective, but official willingness to cooperate with the west. is that an all time low? this political analyst at t ran university tells us over the realizes that the of dealing with a country that's not reliable. it's called the united states. at b, i left the agreement. once that there was this american saying that you hold me a once. shame on you, if you fooled me the toys. shame on me. so the racey admiral assertion, monsieur, you see other people around him or gone no

and as you kaylee, bonita suggest, alma declares his party, the party of nato. we ask the palestinian ambassador to new k if he has any hope for her majesty's opposition when it comes to fighting for the palestinian people after another week of you can us armed violence in palestine. but 1st, it's the day after mainland, china's national day celebrations, which marked 72 years since the establishment of the people's republic of china after the chinese communist party won the civil war against the u. s. backed nationalist party. this made control vesee over revelations of phone calls by u. s. general mili to re insure china of no eminent us nuclear strike. and a surprise, australia nuclear submarine deal with london in washington. joining me now from aging is the sense of china and globalization, vice president, victor gao like to thank so much for coming back. that as i said, as the day after you have a britons, the queen elizabeth the aircraft carrier coming toward your maritime borders. nato countries openly threatening your existence, ro, us as ronald reagan

kaylee hartung is back with us with the details.s latest stint in rehab he says he fears he'd still be drinking if he and jennifer garner were still married. >> somebody's responsible. >> when things happen, jack, i'm responsible. >> reporter: ben affleck setting the record straight on his 2015 divorce with jennifer garner. >> the truth was we took our time. we made the decision. we didn't want to show -- we grew apart. we had a marriage that didn't work. this happens. >> reporter: during a candid appearance on "the howard stern show" the oscar winner explaining his struggle with alcoholism during his ten-year marriage. >> i was trapped. you know, i was like i can't leave because of my kids but i'm not happy. what do i do? what i did is drank a bottle of scotch and fell asleep on the couch which turned out to not be the solution. >> reporter: affleck says it was not the drama portrayed in the media. >> there are only bad options. it's about finding the best one. >> we can did it amicably. we did our best. was stuff difficult for us?

job title as chief investment officer for private banking and wealth management, i was talking to kaylee the head of the sovereign wealth fund. he is concerned returns will be lower in the nest -- next decade because of central bank is issuing. he got $1.4 trillion invested in this. are you worried about lower returns going forward as well? jose: it depends on your perspective. if you say will equity markets be lower in 2021, probably. it will be a tough year to beat at 25% to 26%. equity returns will be down from there. but 2020 and 2021 were abnormal years in terms of economic policy and financial returns. if you look at next year, market is calling for 18% growth in corporate profits. look active. the one thing -- that looks pretty active. there are four other factors, secular forces, that will drive economic growth upwards. number one is inventory rebuild, which you talked about the deployment of inventories already and how it needs to be rebuilt on a global basis. number two is the infrastructure story, a lot of spending globally. number three is the tech revolution. everyone seems

i think it is pretty well inbred in the population as kaylee was just saying -- kailey that we have the wage price spiral inflation which is so difficult, so it is not cut out for him and i do not think he will be advancing the questions. kailey: well, depending on what tools they use, how high would you put the odds of a policy mistake? mike: i do not even want to talk about it. it is at historic levels, and historically bad levels. the supply of money, and talking what the fed can do and rate hikes and so on, i think it is the supply of money which has been too few goods chased by a lot of money is what is causing the spiral that will persist long after the services and other kinds of inflation provided inflation is already looking better. i think the virus is, as of this morning, officially being retired by the markets. i think inflation is a big bogey over the next 6, 12, and 18 months. kailey: what do you think would be the bigger event for the markets coalesced generic when the fed lifts -- for the markets? when the fed lists or when we rolled off the balance sheet? mike: between

. >> kaylee mac in any is joining us to discuss the impact of those crime surges as more americans ared from violence in 12 cities than ever before. >> just people being murdered, no big deal, the fact this arson suspect was released without bail completely indicative of where we are today so the new york post said this guy told reporters outside the courthouse that he didn't do it and went on incoherent rants where he said the moms that want to rape their beliefing daughter set it on fire and no one in the da's office thought this guy was a danger to society. he was charged with 7 different things, criminal mischief, representations, arson, solutions, criminal trespassing, criminal tampering and disorderly conduct, arrested three prior times without bail walking the streets of new york today. >> from your liberal das to liberal governors to liberal mayors in these liberal cities, towns, whatever, they've lost sight of your only obligation as an elected official. it is why public service exists. all the other stuff that you leaders put out there is irrelevant. your job is to keep us sa

>> greg: you know, kaylee did "outnumbered" cover this? >> we talk about viagra off error.me show where you can pass. >> i know that biden wants to replace his entire cabinet with viagra. [applause] >> greg: kat? >> you never wanted to try it to see what happened? >> greg: have you tried it? >> no, i haven't but i'm curious. >> greg: i know some of that tried the female version. >> no, want to try the male version and see what it will do. >> greg: you know what will happen. >> no, you don't. >> greg: it used to be a hypertension drug. they find the side effect that is positive and marked the site a pet though my conflict because it is positive and they just repurpose them so what do you think about that? >> field research. >> it was not for a hair but like rowing, i don't know, thank you for taking us down a dead end. i thought maybe you would add to this, tw take me through that terrible segway. >> this is a hard one for me. [laughter] >> i get it! >> the problem with the story is that so many people already. you said 7 million >> greg: yes. >> 7 million was the trial. thi

kaylee, jen psaki was also asked about hunter's laptop.look. >> my colleague, the laptop from. i was hoping that you could confirm that the laptop is indeed authentic. i did not what was suggested on twitter last year. >> as it relates to the book, i neither have the time nor interest in exploring or reading the book. >> but she does have interest income on the laptop stolen. this info in the campaign. now we know that hunter says the laptop possibly could be his. will let me take a wild guess. the laptop has pictures of you and text with your dad, it is probably your laptop. just my guess. this is inexcusable to me that she will not answer a question about this. because what makes this comment to me, presidential white house territory, it is if you had a candidate, joe biden who said, i will not have my family and business dealings that gives a conflict of interest on appearance of a conflict of interest. well when you have a three and a half hour phone conversation with president xi of china and we do not know if your son has disentangle

good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: good morning, michael.want a lot more christmas ♪ ♪ there is just one thing i need ♪ >> reporter: it's the holiday anthem that has only gotten betterwith age. ♪ underneath the christmas tree ♪ >> reporter: with that timeless chorus everybody knows. ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ >> reporter: written by the queen of christmas herself, mariah carey. >> i didn't know when i wrote this song it was going to be what it is. but truly as a songwriter, it means the world to me. >> reporter: since its debut in 1994 "all i want for christmas is you" smashing every single record imaginable. topping the charts, reaching a billion streams on spotify and now going platinum ten times over making it the first holiday tune to ever earn the coveted diamond status. >> people ask like how did you do this? and what was your scientific secret in writing this song? i'm like, it's called realness bcause i actually love the holidays so much. >> reporter: mariah's latest musical endeavor a christmas special on apple tv. ♪ the sn