happy birthday lawrence. happy birthday lawrence. >> happy birthday lawrence!eering] happy birthday lawrence. >> you're the best. happy birthday lawrence straight from the bronx. lawrence i have no idea who you are but a very happy birthday to you. >> it is your birthday and i wish you the best and hope all of your dreams come true. >> from all including nala we wish you a very, very happy birthday. >> hey lawrence happy birthday from us. happy birthday from colorado. happy birthday lawrence. from colorado happy birthday lawrence chris from tennessee happy birthday lawrence. >> noel from tennessee. happy birthday lawrence. mitch from texas, happy birthday, lawrence. okay. we're going to attempt this. marines, army, and some seals follow my lead, boys. happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday dear lawrence ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ lawrence: oh that was so great. and my baby was there. thank you guys -- i appreciate it. oh, man that's crazy. that's crazy. speechless. i don't know. a good year. is that cake? is that cake? >> it is ca

lawrence: thank you.art: i've just been presented with something here and they are cookies for your birthday. lawrence: it's my birthday. i'm getting old, stu, i just turned 30. lawrence: give me one. stuart: lawrence jones you're only 30 years old and a wild success. lawrence: thank you, brother. you guys are good to me, the entire team, shawn hannity threw me a birthday party yesterday. stuart: i like this one but i'm not going to take a bite out of it. its got your face on it. wouldn't dream of it. 30 years old, wild success. that's amazing, congratulations. lawrence: and you've been supportive of me day one. i went on air and i was living in texas. i was about 70 pounds heavier and i got on tv and i said hey, good morning, brother at ever since you have invited me on you really got a kick out of that. stuart: don't you ever forget that i made you. lawrence: here we go. stuart: well congratulations. lawrence: thank you, brother. stuart: i'll be watching you on cross-country, lawrence jones cross-countr

lawrence: thank you. joining me now is father of kaylee steve goncalves as well as family attorney shannon grey. steve thanks so much for join the program again. i made a promise to you that -- our audience would stay on this case and not let this case die. we have a cooling off period last week at a respect for law enforcement. bring the temperature down a little bit, what new can you tell us steve? i know we have this new surveillance video released by digital team today. what can you tell us? >> that film -- to the family we've had that film for a while. i believe the business reached out to us directly, and after they had given it to the police so it was kind of comfort to us because it's just two girls having a good time talking about, you know, asking about their bar tender and just being girls on their way to the grub truck. >> yeah so you don't sthapt this guy adam this stated in the video is somehow a suspect or anything like that. you guys have known about this video for a while. >> we have, and

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but that reddit post is very, very telling, lawrence.s actually putting out a survey become a victim selection and that is. >> lawrence: this is a guy that thought he was above the law and outsmart the cops because he started criminals for a living. kennedy, we will get you on the other side. >> kennedy: i will take it appearance before we will keep a night on idaho and get back to you but coming up democrats done about free speech a top senator trashed in the first amendment and that is next on "the five." by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. i can't believe it. here we are at the let us do good village. first community like this in america. a hundred families together that lost their loved ones. the kids that lost their mom or dad protecting us. and today is the day that we're going to deliver the first beautiful home to the thor

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lawrence. and take a look at this. a sinkhole on highway 12 in santa rosa shut down. the westbound left lane. this is at avenue caltrans and repair crews are on the scene working to fill that hole. the lane will stay closed until 09:00am tomorrow. so chp says expect delays. >> a landslide was reported today. this was in fremont. the lanes are clear tonight, but traffic was blocked for a while in both directions. this happened between snow and fremont. it blocked traffic a couple of hours between old canyon road in the silver spring underpass. again, that road has reopened. >> preparations are well underway now in san anselmo. that's a town that's experienced, devastating floods. that's where we join kron four's gayle on tonight for a closer look at how things are shaping up. gayle. >> katherine the rain has been coming down since i got here late this afternoon and really the people living around here, they are worried about, of course, the senate, creek, which is actually right under us. so peo

[laughter] >> a team at lawrence livermore made this happen. there's a tiny cylinder the end of this that you probably can't see, it's about so tall and this wide, inside that was a small spherical capsule about half the diameter of a bb. they struck the inner wall, didn't strike the capsule. of this cylinder and deposited energy and happened in less time than it takes light to move 10 feet. so that's kind of fast. x-rays from the wall impinged on the spherical capsule. fusion capsule got squeezed and fusion started. this happened before, many times before, but last week they designed it so the fusion fuel stayed hot enough, dense enough, round enough for long enough that it ignited and produced more energy than the lasers had deposited. about two mega jewels in, and three out. gain of 1.5. the energy production took less time than it takes light to travel one inch. kind of fast. so, this is pretty cool. i have a special message to listeners who want to work on exciting, challenging and important problems. we're hiring. [laughter]. [applause] >

thanks, lawrence. now to the south bay where >> people are preparing for a weekend of cold, wet weather conference. justin campbell live for us in san jose this with the latest there. just. >> the city is really making their preparations. they told me there are 2 areas in the city that they are watching and we're at one of them. here is what also you will have our photo journalists. rudy garcia show you. we are at stockton in santa clara, right by ap center. this is an area that they tell me is prone to they are no, they've known about it. it's happened before in. they are watching it to make sure that this week in this area doesn't flood. so try to avoid during the heavy rains. now, the city says they started preparing for the rainy season back in july. started cleaning the 35,000 storm inlets in the city this weekend. they say there is in on call list of extra help needed and storm supervisors that will be coordinating all of the responses. >> storm in lots making sure storm pumps are up and running.

i was time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good evening lawrence. good evening rachel, i'm gonna do that sneak around the camera, because you are right across the room. we are finally actually roommates, for the second time and studio history. this is just the most fun i can have on tv. >> you know that means though? tour we'll. if you're gonna be roommates, they're gonna have a chore we'll. >> see how clean this floor is, i was sweeping that floor, all afternoon, because i knew you are coming, as kind of shiny, that's all me. >> i sort of believe you, but i'll be checking -- >> don't even think about the choice. thank you rachel, i'll see you tomorrow night. >> all right, indeed. >> well, this weekend, as donald trump's criminal defense lawyers watched helplessly, their clients, and another act of breathtaking legal stupidity, confessed, again. this time, donald trump's new criminal confession, will be of extreme interest to the federal prosecutors, have convened a grand jury in washington d.c., investigating donald trump's intent on january 6th. t

not a good day to take a swim, the ice but actually start lawrence is here. i guess eventually you'll have snow there. but for the time being and for a while, it's it's pretty warm. yes, no of the show all the way up to 9,000 to talk to my brother say the driving over donner and he said >> it was raining on believably up there. so did that for about the chain's. but yeah, that rain coming down. that may be an issue that rain melting some of that snow. i mean, we're likely to see some flooding along some of the tributaries there. look at the camera shaking around honor. that is the other thing. the winds now becoming a major factor in the high country, maybe gusting to 80, maybe 100 miles per hour across the crest there. so very stormy across the sierra nevada today. you see on the doppler here. you can see some areas. you've got a smattering of some snow up there as well. and then a lot of green up there. some rain falling across much of the high country. but tonight, those temperatures are going to drop off. and you can see that snow will begin to fall. a wi

with that i would like to welcome my friend and colleague doctor kim caddell the director of lawrence livermore national laboratory to speak about her laboratory this evening. [applause] >> madam secretary, director, administrator ruby and deputy administrator adams. thank you for your support this is a historic achievement for the team of livermore, or collaborators from academia and labs in the u.s. and abroad our industry partners, the fusion community at large and many supporters of stakeholders in the national security administration, the department of energy in congress who have ensured we could reach this act even when the going was tough. over the past 60 years thousands of people have contributed to this endeavor in the real vision to get us here. building a national facility was an enormous scientific engineering challenge doctors emphasis on the importance of bringing the two together. in the end after all that work the laser exceeded his performance goals open whole new areas to exploration and deliver the data we need to keep our deterrent safe and secure and effective. o

thanks, lawrence. thanks. >> and this new year's eve kron 4 will be counting you down to 2023 across every time zone without music. fun. fireworks. cool. surprise to some magic that's going to be pouring rain. and among the big name performers got keith urban. here's now a preview of what you can expect. >> the play temple stated before that find a hollywood sets new. it feels a bit more geared towards the kind of energy that i thrive on. my dad was a country fan. so the records that i heard growing up world country records and when i was 5 feet, took us to see johnny cash at 5. and his show was just so for russia's some member. it remember that this this energy mean, you know, when you find it's pretty embedded into you that and that was a great one to see right out of the gate. >> now an inspiration to other young musicians, the winner of 4 grammys and 15 academy of country music awards is strumming up excitement in sin city. i with the idea of residencies because it sounded like being in the same pl

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i trust, lawrence. i did. i did go with lawrence. were all in okay.t's coming up next on kron. 4 news at night. yeah. talking about the big storm. >> that is there's it's raining right now, but there's a much bigger storm coming this weekend talking about what folks without roofs over there heads are going to do after the deaths of several more unhoused people due to the cold. how one bay area county is helping people. safely get out of the freezing rain. >> also an error and oakland's ranked choice voting. it leads to a a new winner in the city school board race. we spoke to the former 3rd place finisher now who's the first place finisher will explain, right? yeah, it's a little bit >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at night, another big storm bringing lots of wet weather to the bay area. but this rain tonight, it's just scratching the surface. a series of atmospheric rivers said to dredge the bay area dangerous amounts of rain over the next week. plus this. here's a live look at st

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and by the way, lawrence, if you want to see me in person. >> lawrence: okay. >> brian: some people sayst now. can you see me friday night dana perino at point pleasant beach in new jersey at a great bookstore there. go to brian kilmeade.com and find out exactly. mccall lem, texas. >> lawrence: why did i know about that? you come to my state and didn't let me know. rachel guess to be on stage with you and everything and costumes and no invite in my state. unbelievable. >> brian: i was going to say happy birthday in two days. >> lawrence: it already passed. >> brian: that's true. 12 minutes before the top of the hour. good to see you, lawrence, thanks for not wearing a tie. 12 days of giving mission bbq making a 1-million-dollar donation. where the money is going and how you can support the great cause. ♪ ♪ after years of chasing the big idaho potato truck... i finally caught it. oh man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i

>> the law, lawrence, is 28 u.s.ion 4:55, and contains two provisions that almost any lawyer would say require clarence thomas not to participate at all. one of them says that a justice, specifically applies to supreme court justices, may not participate if somebody could reasonably question that justices impartiality. clearly, that is the case here. another section says that, if the justices spouse has an interest in the case, the justice must not participate. it is obvious that ginni thomas has an interest. she was an active participant in the attempt to do something like the independent state legislator theory which was before the court on the argument on wednesday, and clarence thomas happily participated anyway. he was a very active participant, in fact some of his questions were particularly pointed. he tried to trap the defenders of a democratic approach to this, the opponents of the independent state legislator theory, by saying do you think that you would still be arguing this if the state legislature had dr

hi, lawrence. how good evening. hi, lawrence. how are we. we're all right. you trying to cancel yourself again ? well, this is sort of an again? well, this is sort of an accident it was ariel was in london. and so we thought the twitter files were being released and we were learning what we already knew about hunter biden laptop story that you know very well, having made that great film where you hunter himself . and so we got truth himself. and so we got truth finally about the dnc collusion with big tech with twitter specifically and how they tried to suppress the story , the true to suppress the story, the true story about the laptop, which we know even the new york times now, the long new york times agree that the laptop was in fact hunter's laptop and so we knew all this along. but anyway, we were having fun of it and it was christmas in london. we thought we'd write a christmas song, which then released on song, which we then released on christmas . have a beautiful christmas day. have a beautiful video made by king to carl levin. it's an air art video

hi, lawrence. how good evening. hi, lawrence. how are we. we're all right. you trying to cancel yourself again ? well, this is sort of an again? well, this is sort of an accident it was ariel was in london. and so we thought the twitter files were being released and we were learning what we already knew about hunter biden laptop story that you know very well, having made that great film where you hunter himself . and so we got truth himself. and so we got truth finally about the dnc collusion with big tech with twitter specifically and how they tried to suppress the story , the true to suppress the story, the true story about the laptop, which we know even the new york times now, the long new york times agree that the laptop was in fact hunter's laptop and so we knew all this along. but anyway, we were having fun of it and it was christmas in london. we thought we'd write a christmas song, which then released on song, which we then released on christmas . have a beautiful christmas day. have a beautiful video made by king to carl levin. it's an air art video

well, let's bring in lawrence called her lawrence. you mentioned earlier, this idea that there is a very difficult way of dealing with north korea the perhaps we don't have a grasp on, but is there anything immediate that the u. s. can do now in dealing with north korea, is there a short term right now? solution well basically i think make it clear to doubt that if they don't stop this behavior, we're going to, i'd cars of south korea to respond. don't forget, after the sucked incursion here, the south koreans did go into north korea. and i think we need to make it clear that in a conventional war with, ah, south korea, they would not, they would not do well. i think the north koreans are also thinking that everybody's focus on taiwan. so they can get away with this now. and of course, as you know that, that if you look at the united states national security strategy, it's all about china and taiwan. so i, b, i can't get into kim's heads when i do say he thinks we were there word this distracted. and it's important that we convey to h

thanks, lawrence. and we'll be tracking the wet weather all night long for you. >> for all the latest take out your phone and scan the qr code there on your screen. that will guide you to our web page where you'll find current conditions as well as what's to come. >> other news now the san jose police department is investigating its 61st traffic death of the year and that is sadly a record for the city. the latest death around 7.30, last night, an area of little orchard street and paramount avenue. a woman was hit and killed while crossing the street. police say the driver is cooperating with investigators. last night's traffic death is sitting members of the community. they're especially our kron four's. justine waldman is live for us in the newsroom to tell us about the latest victim and what city officials say they're going to do to prevent more of these tragedies. justine. >> grant and vicki, the victim has been identified as 47 year-old maria marcelo. she's the co-founder of a local health care or

thank you, lawrence. gun legislation will be front and center in sacramento when state lawmakers return to the new year, including one bill that aims to make california's concealed carry laws stricter capitol correspondent eytan wallace talked with the senator who sponsored the bill. >> and shares why opponents say they'll fight the proposal. well, the lawmaker behind the bill says it will make the state safer, but opponents argue will only hurt law abiding gun owners. >> concealed carry weapons permits more than 200,000 californians have them known a ccw as they allow people to carry yet. keep out of sight, specific weapons like handguns. but if a bill by senator anthony portantino becomes law guidelines to obtain such a permit will change, it will make california city for safer. he argues noting his proposal would annex specific criteria before ccw permit applications are approved. while the exact language of the bill is not set in stone. portantino hopes to model it based on another bill he introduced

lawrence: steve, we've been talking i've been talking to folks in the community. you said something that stuck with me. you said until this person is caught, you can't sleep in your bed. >> no. i can't just lay in my bed and do nothing. that's not the way i raised my family. that's not the way i raised my girls and my son. you don't be a victim. you stand up for yourself and you do neferg your power to make sure people hear you. now they're gong hear kaylee they're gobbing to hear maddie ander and -- >> careful saying anything about them because i can't speak on anybody else's child but these two girls i'll do what i can do we're going to fight an figure out how to make sure that we hold everybody, you know, accountable and keep eyes and intention on this and get this thing resolved. >> steve you've made it clear to our audience that you're supportive of law enforcement you support the investigation. but recently i've been watching and talking with you, and you're getting frustrated. what does that frustration come from, sir in? >> it puts certain between you and

good evening lawrence. >> denmark grover! >> groover! >> you're in elementary school, when you r name is denmark, what is your nickname? >> danny? >> mark you don't answer, you come up with your own and because of what your parents gave you is so wrong. that's the least of the wrong things that happened in the groove or family quite obviously. >> i don't mean to offend any of the denmark's out there at this moment. certainly not the country. thanks alex. >> thanks lawrence. >> well, it's not easy to pick the most embarrassing day in rudy giuliani's life. of course, it could be that his most embarrassing days are ahead of him if and when he is charged with crimes by special prosecutor jack smith or by the district attorney fani willis. even more arson of being charged with crimes being convicted of crimes that could be in rudy giuliani's future as well. but as of tonight, the most embarrassing day of rudy giuliani's life was november 19th, 20 2016 days after election day, 12 days after the presidential election was called for joe biden. w

lawrence? >> yeah, guys, you know, we have the king tide rolling this morning and those high tides over a 17 high. so i mean, we saw some flooding along the embarcadero and we're going to see that again. i think tomorrow morning as those king tides rolling in. so here we go. we've the forecast of 4 that along the coastline see along the coast in the san francisco along the embarcadero inside that a lot of inland valleys going to be, of course, fine. but you see that water backing up in some spots along the bay tomorrow morning. the king tide rolling in just after 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. again, this one over 7 feet. so that's going to be another big tight and again on sunday. but that would be a little bit lower just under 7 feet. still, there's an advisory for coastal flooding until 2 o'clock in the afternoon on sunday. something else to watch out for. we're seeing some dense fog forming for tonight through the delta, the carquinez strait watch out for some thick fog that ground fog losing

thanks, lawrence. some airports nationwide are increasing their security after problematic cancellations this week. say things got more than a little southwest passengers in nashville, for example. >> say they were almost arrested as they waited to find out their flight status. reporter stephanie haines has that story. >> days of disruption that southwest airlines has emotions running high the after finding lost this to growing tension areas. this unfolded at nashville international airport on christmas for >> the family in this tiktok video says an officer said he would make an arrest if they didn't go back through security because their flight to ohio was canceled. the family says it was still too late at that height. >> it was absolutely shocking to experience that. i think that the comments were meant to strike a chord of fear and for a heroes out, but >> or i just think big nation kind of grows up as well. nashville airport officials said because of the number of cancellations, travelers were told

a corporate chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. here. lawrence. i mean, i know it sounds like what worked for me. we're not happy when it doesn't rain. and now it's raining and it's a little too much. it's the goldilocks. yeah, i know. it's obviously we really need the rain. we've suffered through a couple epic years of drought conditions. >> this kind of get back more toward normal. here we go. we've got some rain coming in these series of storms rolling on through. we've got some rain moving through right now. mostly just some light rain pushing across the bay area, but very damp out there on the roadways tonight all around. so, yeah, i we've got some stronger storms ahead. a series of storms coming our way. rain continues tonight. i think it will start increasing after midnight tonight and taper off by tomorrow morning. but then the next storm system starts to move in. some scattered showers throughout the day. but heavy rainfall moving in late in the day in the north bay, then spreading across the entire bay area. late on friday night into sat

but as you know, lawrence, tha money is not infinite. so you do have to make som hard decisions about where the money goes, and i was very focused to make sure that we were putting money just into those races that we knew wer right on the edge, that we could win. my philosophy always is if you're gonna win the race, you don't need the dscc, if yo cannot lose the race, we can help you but if you're on the edge, w want to make sure we get you over the hump. and so, in the end, you have t make some tough decisions, but certainly, we did provide -- so we put in what we could put in but i never wanted to take the eye off the ball first and foremost, we wante to bring all of the incumbents back that would keep us at 50, an then we go on the offense. but the number of central focus, everything we did with in th dscc was to bring ever incumbent back, and that o course was a great success i'm pleased to be focused on that strategy. but we went on the offense and we were successful and helping john fetterman who had a great race himself, and a gre

the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. good evening. i gave the company printers a break. i printed mine at home. but it is a historic day, which is why presidential historian -- will be joining us this hour. and we will begin tonight, just picking up the legal case of where you left it for us with andrew weissmann -- mary mccord and harvard law professor laurence -- they will take a look at these referrals and tell us in the most detailed, legal way, what to expect next. >> excellent. can't wait. thanks, lawrence. >> thanks, rachel. today, the january six committee took its place in history as presenting one of the most, if not the most, important set of hearings in congressional history. the television age has delivered all of the most dramatic an important hearings in congressional history, beginning with the mccarthy hearing some of the 1950s in which the republican senate chairman joseph mccarthy's align crusade was undone by attorney joseph wells as simple question. >> have you no sense of decency, sir? at long last! have you left

our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is at the weather center in lawrence. you've been tracking that system. he's going to have the latest in a bit. but let's start with kron four's dan thorn live at sfo. dan. catherine, 10, we've been out talking with a lot of people out here. >> a little frustrated with how things have been going in terms of their flights. of course, their story is up shared by thousands of people, as you mentioned across the country, have a new deal with flight cancellations and delays. ie's already hectic. having to travel around the holidays and so far here at san francisco international airport, we've learned about 2 dozen flights have been canceled today. there have been more than 200 delays at oakland international airport. 27 cancellations there. also more than 100 delays at san jose international. 28 flights have been canceled there with more than 100 delays. the u.s. in total right now has had almost actually more than 2400 flights across the country canceled. so, of definitely a hectic time to be traveling with this major storm.

>> thanks lawrence. >> thank you. msnbc's breaking news coverage now of the january six committee's final repo

lawrence jones is the host of lawrence jones cross-country and on the story from the beginning and backaho. lawrence, are you there? >> good morning, my friend. how are y'all doing? >> dana: what have you found out? >> i think for starters, we can't forget that xana's funeral is today and keeping her family in our prayers as they prepare to lay her to rest. yesterday when i was at a restaurant i had the opportunity to talk to a professor. he says his classroom is halfway full. majority of those ones that decided not to return he got messages from their parents saying they don't believe it is safe for them. that's really the mood. but right behind us is the police station. it's no secret to people i've been doing interviews with them as well as family members and community leaders as well, this week is going to be a killer for two reasons. when you see the timeline continue to evolve, i think that becomes problematic in the investigation. it's one thing to withhold the information, but once you put information out there to the public, you have to stick to what you are putting out there.

but there is a larger issue here, lawrence.e have loaded up the tax code with so many favors to so many -- industry the way you counted this, that doing an audit is an unbelievably difficult enterprise. trump has over 500 business entities. you have to go through every one of those you. have to go through records of the transaction to see if they hold up. and this is not unique to donald trump and there are -- 5000 or 6000 corporations. this -- congress also needs to look at itself and why all this fill agree loads our tax code which, in the official government version, is close to 4000 pages long, when it does not need to be more than a couple hundred pages long. >> david cay johnston, who got a christmas present he has always want to, donald trump's tax returns, coming this week. thank you very much for joining us tonight, david cay johnston. really appreciate it -- >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you. and coming up now, we are hours away from the january 6th committee making its evidence and testimony public tomorrow after

i'm edward lawrence in for neil cavuto.re looking inside of the other part of the screen here of the city hall, the city council chambers where the news conference is about to begin. let's go to the

this was the bbc�*s ed lawrence on sunday. are you 0k? barry, call the consulate now!shanghai and briefly arrested as he covered a protest there. yuan yang, you recently left china after six years in beijing for the ft, what is your reaction to the treatment ofjournalists during the protest? i think this is all too common and ed was not the onlyjournalist arrested and detained, there are also reuters journalists and also many chinese domestic journalists and citizen journalists who were treated very roughly and detained and sadly whose accounts we cannot hear as clearly as ed's. this is a culmination of a number of years of repression of journalists that started to become more and more intense under president xi's authoritarian leadership in china. we have seen them being harassed and followed around when they have travelled outside the major cities, particularly in the region of xinjiang with they have a complete security lockdown on the uighur muslim minority. so what we have seen in shanghai where police have been indiscriminately beating up people, including people