malcolm, what do you say?do >> i don't know what we mean about the word "lie" and "truth" in this context.nt if we're talking about deliberate misstatement of facts. that's fine. no one should disagree with that. that shouldn't happen. if the president says we're' highest taxed nation on earth, we're not. there is there$b legitimate argument over that question. it's a-- an empirically verifiable statement. but a lot of what we're using these words around are, i think, legitimate differences of opinion or interpretations of complicated situations or questions of judgment. i get really, really nervousvo when people walk into a healthy argument and start calling the other side liars. you know, people who believel that climate change is not a big issue are not necessarily liarsy they are people who have taken a different look at a very, have, complicated question and come to a different conclusion. not one they agree with, but it doesn't make them liars. >> interesting. so you're arguing for more room in the debat

malcolm jenkins coming in. use that sideline as your extra defender and force cooper kupp out of bounds. cooper kupp is a nice player. he makes malcolm miss. now you have to get everybody rallying to the football. another tackler where if you just use the sideline as an extra defender you can force kupp out of bounds. you can't allow him to cut back in behind you. that's a mistake there. now we're still pursuing cooper kupp. we get him down here. nice job, malcolm never giving up. this play could have been avoided had the defenders broke down, used the sideline and these are things they struggled with earlier in the season, happy to see they got them corrected around game four and five. if the defense is going to step up and have a chance, the thing they have to do most is tackle in the open field. >> you were in situations you lost mcnabb fab for key games for long stretches. what did you say as a defense how you need to step up your level of play to help out? >> i can remember the first time we lost donovan s

my name is malcolm. >> malcolm's mom amy and hudson's mom allison are my friends.t to teach our boys what to do if they're approached by a stranger. >> i've given them scenarios. if someone says come over here and help me find my son or look for my dog. >> i have specifically talked about not accepting food or candy or ice cream because malcolm has a tweet tooth. i'm afraid something like that would lure him right in. >> i taught josh from the moment he was a toddler and could understand stranger danger in the last couple of years, i feel he's very trusting of people now. it's tough. it's really tough. >> all three of us are worried our sons will get in the truck. but the moms are betting on my son to be the one to say no. >> i have to say, i do think josh would be the voice of reason. >> you think so? oh, my god, i hope you're right. >> i think it all depends on the influence of the others. josh may think twice about getting on the fruk. >> now it's my turn to watch my kid and hope he would never get in a vehicle with a stranger. >> going to rinse this off. i'll b

joining me now, minneapolsnbc t analyst malcolm nance. malcolm, the president's tweet doesn't exactly go or correspond with the truth, does it? >> well, it depends on whether he believes what he tweeted or not. as i understand it, he may be in some legal jeopardy on the basis of that tweet. as the story unfolded, it was supposedly that general flynn made a series of phone calls to the russians without authorization and then lied to vice president pence about what those phone calls were about. he then resigned a few weeks into the administration on the basis of that lie. now, we're finding out that general flynn said he was directed to make that phone call. and donald trump's tweet says that he was fired, which is not technically true, because he made the phone call and donald trump knew he lied to the fbi. so one of these two things is true. either president trump knew about this realtime or knew about it later and then all of his operative statements after that about lying to vice president pence themselves could be a lie. >> yeah, that'

yes, do you have. >> i love malcolm jenkins, such a leered.malcolm jenkins, he steps up. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," what caused amtrak train to hurl off an overpass in washington state. investigators reveal just how fast it was going. >> and, two people caught on camera stealing christmas, what else they stole from the homeowner when "eyewitness news" returns at 5:30. ♪ make the holidays a treat with kellogg's rice krispies. >> good morning, i'm rahel sole plan. >> i'm jim donovan, meisha has the morning off. came i will be along in a moment. first what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today is tuesday, december 19th. >> emergency. we're on the ground. >> a who are i have i can scene in washington state. >> is everybody okay? >> i'm still figure that out. >> a train slides off the tracks, and it. onto carson a highway below. >> some local officials had recently voiced concerns. >> we had had a -- >> a may a copa from the ceo of georgia power. after power outage strands thousands of airline

using my voice. >> using his voice as a mega phone for change, malcolm jenkins received support. to support him. >> the significance of athletes using their platform to talk about greater things than sports. >> to his critics this is controversial. to his supporters, he is a constant champion for social reform,co organizing meetings with nfl players to discuss the driving force behind the the money put up is a step in the right direction. that wouldn't happen but for malcolm jenkins. >> he's met with the police commissioner here. >> he has done ride alongs with the philadelphia police to bridge the gap between those that wear the badge and if communities they serve. he has been nominated for the man of the year award. >> the winner will be announced the night before the superbowl. chrischristie ileto channel6 "action news." >> project blue light is a nationwide recognition officers who have died in the line of duty. every year in deep meadow park, they decorate a tree with blue and white lights. the represents all offi there are 27 white lig for each month montgomery police offic

let's cross over now to malcolm where he's in gaza and malcolm are we seeing palestinians broadly pleased with the reaction to the u.s. is attempts to get global support for jerusalem as israel's capital the globe rejecting that attempt. among political leaders of the different factions yes it's been widely welcomed they've said they welcome it the leader of hamas has said the. u.s. should have paid the international community's will to retract its recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel but for normal people people on the street the details of the diplomacy are really what's on their mind struggles of daily life here hard enough and after. decades of failed diplomatic you know peace processes and so on that just haven't changed the circumstances for people here people only engaged to a certain level with you know with the details of what's happening in new york but people here ever since the sixth of december when trump announced the u.s. would recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel that in many minds many people's minds crossed a red line people were very angered and inc

. >> eagle safety malcolm jenkins has established himself a star on the field and off.out for using his platform to spotlight social injustice. christie ileto has the story. >> we see you in a way on and off the field. we are so proud of you. >> i decided to get out and use my platform for change. i saw the impact using my voice. >> using his voice as a mega phone for change malcolm jenkins received support. we need to support him. >> the significance of athletes using their platform to talk about greater things than sports. >> to his critics, this is controversial. to his supporters, he is a constant champion for social reform,co organizing meetings with nfl players to discuss the driving force behind the protests. >> the money put up is a step in the right direction. that wouldn't happen but for malcolm jenkins. >> he's met with the police commissioner here. >> he has done ride alongs with the philadelphia police to bridge the g between those that wear the badge and if communities they serve. he has been nominated for the man of the year award. >> the winner will be a

malcolm, i'm going start with you on this one. so, president putin calling president trump to thank him for a cia tip that thwarted a potential terror plot. let's break all this down. how unusual is it to get a call like this? >> well, it is unusual for a public notification of a foreign leader to give thanks to a u.s. president regarding a tip. usually when we send out tippers from the national counterterrorism center or the fbi, whatever authority which is tasked out to give that information to a foreign power, these are done very quietly, principally because when we thwart these attacks and when we put that information out, we don't want to give any hint as to the source or even the nation of origin to the source. so, the united states may have gotten it from a third party and then turned it over to the russians. that in itself is not unusual. we do that with many nations. but you know, vladimir putin seems to understand how to play president donald trump. you flatter him, and you flatter him publicly and you flatter him often,

you'll see malcolm jenkins on the blitz.ht here on king thinking we're going to get pressure the ball is going to come out quick. he was wrong. they ran a slant and a goal on him and everything worked for the giants so when you look at mills he will bites that quick slant, all of a sudden king goes over the top easy touchdown for the giants. you see the move right there. again, they stay with the short passing game. did the new york giants. after this play, they came back with just a slant. ronald darby gets beat by king again. shows explosive speed. right now the eagles have to concern themselves moving forward with teams that have a good quick passing game and generate explosive plays. >> tighten those things up and hopefully things will get better on the defense side of the ball. he's jaws, i'm ducis. back to you. >> on to the next game. >> christmas night. >> still to come on "action news" tonight the explosive accuweather forecast. >> as we take a live look from our sky6 camera, it's a pretty picture of the center city

this all made possible by many organizations but it was spearheaded by the malcolm jenkins foundationnd philadelphia police athletic league. >> we have been blessed enough to have these holidays with our families with food, with gifts. it's our way of giving back. >> reporter: we caught up with jenkins and deputy police commissioner joe sullivan at the pal center in strawberry mansion before they and volunteers packed everything up and shipped them out. >> for these families christmas would just be another day of the week and that's what's really great and this is the third year that the malcolm jenkins foundation has done this the second year they invited the police department to come in and partner with them and we're grateful for that. >> reporter: in all 27 organizations are going to make deliveries to five families each in need. one organization that's being helped the ronald mcdonald house. they showed us what they'll be getting. >> huge turkey dinner with everything from soup to nuts from the turkey to the delicious apple pie, there's toys for the kids as well as gifts that the

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and to malcolm's point, this is russian spies, they have a standard procedure.m. if you make it through the recruitment, you are an asset. what that means, you are now taking orders from the kremlin. when i was active in my operation, that's exactly what the russians sought to do with me. they were aware i was applying as an navy intelligence officer. they targeted me. many people are targeted. not many people make it past that phase. it's also important, you can be targeted, it's not an illegal thing. >> it's not your fault you're being targeted. >> right. the one thing, what is interesting, the mueller team, the fbi decided to give her a defensive brief. they didn't do that for flynn or kushner. it's a really interesting thing that the only person who received a defensive brief was hope hicks. >> i want to talk about george papadopoulos. he's a figure who i don't think figured in anyone's thinking about this until his plea deal was unsealed and we found out that he had pleaded guilty, that he had contacts with the professor in london who said he was connected

malcolm, i almost made you a terrorist. that would have been a shame given your career, also an msnbc terrorism analyst. malcolm, are we lucky a lot of these guys are just amateurs? >> yes, we're very lucky that they're amateurs. let's just take a look at today's case. he built this 5-inch pipe bomb, apparently didn't do the chemicals right to our benefit, and for the most part he just went up and thought this thing up. of course new york city police are going to be determining whether there were other people involved in this, whether it was conspiracy, whether he was motivated by individuals or whether he was part of a cell.. what we are seeing right now, and we are very lucky, his amateur isha tempt only injured himself. >>> new yorkers got lucky this morning when an amateur terrorist attempted to blow himself up in the new york city subway and only partially succeeded. he apparently secured a pipe from a job site, assembled a makeshift bomb at home, attached it to himself with velcro and zip ties. surveillance video show

malcol malcolm, weigh in.ne reporter asked before the bomb detonated, did anyone report they heard him shout anything, say anything. and there was not an answer to that. what is your take on all that you have heard? >> well, jim is absolutely right, this was a low-order detonation. and it appears at the beginning of his explosive training, he initiated this device somehow, whether with a match or electronic detonator and then the actual detonation material itself, that sets off the main charge, it blew up successfully. but you can see it's a flash in that thing. and it actually blew him backwards and flipped him over. but the main payload, which was his pipe bomb or bombs, that definitely didn't go off. i have been around a lot of suicide bombers and had a suicide bomber's remains fall on my safe house's front door. and when the main high-order explosives go off, that person separates. so what we have here is someone that didn't know what he was doing. the law enforcement is pushing him down to where they have

especially in the catholic church and says priests ignore longer have to make celibacy prime minister malcolm turnbull describes the findings of the report a national tragedy. plus an end to soap neutrality in the us the government claims it's cutting red tape that topples innovation song uses fear that if web traffic is no longer treated equally the access to information will suffer instead. i'm on with that shima welcome did you have the you summit in brussels and leaders have clashed over the issue of migration european council president. called a mandatory quarter for refugees highly divisive and ineffective as the leaders talked of them to. on the second day of the summit they'll have the rods of german chancellor angela merkel ringing in their years she said member states cannot pick and choose when it comes to burden sharing and solidarity the refugee crisis has not been the only controversial issue on the agenda today is difficult topic is brecht's it they've been are joined. in brussels hi go first of all let's talk gregg said will there be any christmas cheer in brussels by the end

as well on twitter he's at malcolm web and you can also get in touch with us here at the news grid we want to hear from you on the story anything else that you might have seen or heard you can send in your comments to any one of our online platforms tweet us at aging or on facebook at facebook dot com slash a.j. news great you can send us a whatsapp on plus nine seven four five zero triple one one four nine just a reminder to always use the hash tag a.j. news grid well an attack on a church in egypt has killed at least nine people a gunman was also killed police shot him when he tried to storm the church in henan province charles stratford has more. suspected attacker lives on the ground it's believed he's wearing a suicide vest which you can state t.v. these pictures field outside the coptic church of modern mena in a sudden cairo suburb. two gunmen reportedly on a motorcycle opened fire outside the church as a service was taking place one was killed in an exchange of fire with security forces another was reportedly arrested it's a lot of fear not a bit of thank god the lock the door

bret, bill, jim, malcolm, jim and malcolm, i have a feeling you should stick in your seats and will stick around for the next hour. that wraps me up. see you at 11:00 with the breaking news coverage continuing with hallie jackson in washington. >>> thank you. we are definitely staying on top of that with what is now being called an attempted terrorist attack by new york's mayor. we just got the update on the detonation of the explosive device, the bomb apparently on a subway platform near times square. one person arrested, several injured. we are going back live to the scene in just a couple of seconds. we are also live, by the way, in alabama, with less than 24 hours to go until polls open in that special senate race. everybody is watching. with current and former presidents being watched. we are also looking at theme -- at the metoo movement. this morning, the last hour, megyn kelly speaking exclusively with three women sharing their stories. what they hope to see happen. we have a lot to get to in 60 minutes, but now we have learned the name of the suspect in this morning's attempted t

eagles have to go rest of season without xar soncarson wentz and malcolm jenkins knew sunday night that they would be without carson. listen to his passionate speech to the team. >> carson being out, that is tough. but dig this we can set this up for whoever is in this room this is what we ride with. end of the day, we have bigger goals. so we get back on work. you know what is in on our mind. championship championship. nothing short of that. no excuses. >> and nick folgscarson is there supporting nick. and nick tied an nfl record with 7 touchdowns against the raiders. nick says he has grown since then and he has more experience. he says he is ready for this. he wanted to be in philly and he chose to come back here. and eagles say she won'tthey won't change the offense that much going in carson to nick. >> i don't expect a different offense. this is the eagles offense. this is the dna of this team and we'll do what we do. we have so much tremendous players that can do a lot of different things. so we just have to execute. i'll just play like i know how to play. >> and frank wright is on

we have malcolm webb standing by but first let's go live to paris where the person president is holding talks with president craw and. expects to have to quote a friendly way after france voted against the u.s. at the u.n. . so when. rival here at the least say he was greeted by a man or michael and it was a very warm greeting between the two knots perhaps what you would expect because france was one of the countries the fact that the resolution passed at the u.n. general assembly on thursday evening now meant all my calls always made france's position very clear he himself said of the donald trump's decision on jerusalem he said that it was deeply regrettable and really worried him he was concerned about what it would mean for security in the region and a man who michael says process position has always been the same and that is that the status of jerusalem can only be decided in negotiations between the israelis and the palestinians now as for the palestinian leader he is he really trying to encourage the support that is already been shown by france he wants to see the backing of euro

muhammad ali, kareem abdul-jabbar, and malcolm x are examples of the best of us.y've been held up as quintessential americans. how quintessential? muhammad ali was an olympic hero twice. malcolm x is on a postage stamp. kareem abdul-jabbar was in the movie, "airplane." a true american hero. when i was a kid, i kind of wished i was a muslim. specifically the nation of islam. they looked cool, talked cool, and they were at the front lines of the civil rights movement. you may remember in the '90s a naum muslim man named louis farrakhan got a million black men to march peacefully in washington, d.c. >> a sea of peace. >> and there's only a couple other people i can think of who can pull that off. well, probably also beyonce. definitely beyonce. >> the fbi investigating a mosque fire near palm springs and they believe it was, i'm quoting here, an intentional act. >> but oh how times have changed. >> a bangladeshi born new york city taxi driver is recovering today from knife wounds to his neck, face, and hands, all with the designation of hate crime. >> a southern cali

>> i agree with malcolm. i think -- malcolm wrote a great book on this. this was a russia intelligence. the russians were scared. the goal here was to conduct an operation but to do so without escalation. as a result, they didn't use people directly tied to the russian government. the woman who met with don junior, they weren't actually russian officials. that tells me to have plausible deaniability. this is small part of a larger operation. the russian people involved, russian government officials we have had anyone directly named with this. >> in this overall investigation into russia, richard painter, michael isikoff reports in yahoo! news on wednesday a story on trump lawyers pressuring mueller to end the investigation. the president's lawyers are pressing mueller to wind down the investigation and exonerate their client, which they have assured the president will happen by early next year. what i find very interesting about that -- is is that i thought this was supposed to be wrapped up by thanksgiving. didn't that say that once before? >> that's bob

. >> naveed and malcolm, thank you both. up next, rachel maddow with a special report on the dossier, who wrote it, who released it, and what we now know to be true. the dossier starts now. >> thanks for joining us this hour. nice to have you here. we have a special report for you tonight on a story that we've been working on for a very long time now. for going on a year and a half, we have been digging into the russian attempt, not just to interfere in this last election, but to interfere for the benefit of russia's chosen candidate. that candidate, of course, is now the president. and his administration has been dogged since before day one by questions of whether his campaign was involved in the russian intelligence operation that tried to influence our election. two members of the president's campaign, including the former national security adviser, have now pled guilty to lying about their contacts with the russians. but tonight we'll take a step back, to an intriguing and in many ways pressient document at the heart of

malcolm, i almost made you a terrorist. that would have been a shame given your career. are we lucky most of these guys are just amateurs? >> yes, we're very lucky they're amateurs. let's just take a look at today's case. he built this five-inch pipe bomb, apparently didn't do the chemicals right to our benefit. and for the most part he just went up and thought this thing up. of course new york city police is going to be determining whether there were other people involved in this, whether there was a conspiracy, whether he was motivated by individuals or whether he was part of a cell. but what we're seeing right now, and we're very lucky, his amateurish attempt only injured himself. obviously self-detonated this device which he had on his waist. and fortunately nobody else was injured or killed severely. >> why is it always the case that people tell people as they told the "post" today he was weird around his neighborhoods, he was always angry? and i guess that speaks to the likelihood of being influenced. if someone is working at a job, maintaining a family, compos men

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malcolm, let me begin with you, if i may. how does this latest reporting from the "times" change the narrative that we've been hearing coming out of gop circles for the better part of the last several months? >> well, the narrative from gop circles is completely different from what we knew even as early as july of 2016. you know, when i wrote "plot to hack america," there was a section in there. in april 2016, judge napolitano, a contributor to another newschannel, had made mention on television that there was an internal debate where russia was arguing whether they should release all of hillary clinton's e-mails. that report went away and then cropped up with donald trump's statement on july 27th asking russia to release 30,000 hillary clinton e-mails. and we've always wondered, how did that arc go from judge napolitano to donald trump? clearly, there were operations and discussions well before that report got into the mainstream media, and this appears to be where it started. >> so, to that point, it seems that one of the c

this will go for at least an additional year. >> malcolm, seems like we've got a baghdad bob situationwe're winning, it's over, the fying's over. saddam hussein's not going to fall. why are they saying something that -- churchill said, don't say something that's going to be disproven later or you're going to lose all your credibility. >> the question is what they actually believe. they live in sort of a hermetically sealed bubble. in which they actually believe this information. i mean, the president doesn't consume information that is negative to him. he only consumes information which comes from trusted sources that he believes. and if his lawyers are telling him that this is going to be secured by the end of the year, it's possible he's waiting for the house intelligence committee to do some cursory wrap-up and call it all a victory. i don't think the mueller investigation is going to finish, certainly not within a year. but some of the biggest hits of what could come potentially out of the mueller investigation are going to come in the middle of next year, and it's going to -- if t

. >>> well, philadelphia eagles safety malcolm jenkins is winning on and off the field. earlier this week the philadelphia city council and or local leaders singled him out for using his platform to spotlight social injustice. "action news" reporter christie ileto has the story. >> we see new a way on and off the field and we are so very proud of you. >> applause. >> use my platform for change. i started to see impact i was having with my own voice. >> reporter: honored for using his position as a nfl player to be a mega phone for change, eagles safety malcolm jenkins was recognized for local leaders. >> having to see aloft support for the kind of cause that he is supporting and protesting for as far as racial justice, we need to stand up and be supportive of him. >> him leading the coalition, kind of continues a significance of athletes using their, platform to talk about greater things and then just their sport. >> reporter: to his critics leading player protests during national anthem as a way to spotlight racial in equality is controversial, but to his supporters jen

nationally eagles fans have become known for their behavior, but in our exclusive conversation, malcolm jenkins says the home faithful can be zumed up in one word, misunderstood. >> they might boo their own team, but they have a natural disposition about themselves that i think is just because philly is a hard nosed city they only boo us because they love us. being an east coast guy myself, i can understand that. i have to explain that a lot to my teammates. >> that is exactly right. more sunday morning at 9:30 a.m. on eagles gameday kickoff and followed by eagles game plan. nbc 10 the official station of your philadelphia eagles. that will do it for sports. back to you. >> tonight on nbc 10 at 11:00, celebrating with a a bang. why a new fireworks law could make your neighborhood noisier on new year's eve. that's tonight at 11:00. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost

malcolm, you stay there.in us in a discussion with helen qiao, chief economist for bank of america merrill lynch. i would like to ask you a broader question. malcolm did a terrific job laying out the forecast for these numbers. 2018, there are many, including at b of a -- at b of a merrill lynch, that say things will be different between china and the u.s. even though president trump seemed to make friends with president xi, this year we could see more fireworks with regards to trade. because of that aspect, this will make a big deal for these numbers potentially, if this is what starts happening between the u.s. and china. helen: i am afraid that at the moment we are enjoying a relatively nice break in terms of trade conflict and risk. thereinto the new year, are suggestions and straight talk that there could be potentially more noise regarding the special 301 investigation. at the moment, china is enjoying tailwind from exporting, starting from march this year. going into 2018 that could be potentially thre

. >> malcolm nance is a former naval intelligence officer and an msnbc contributor who wrote the plot to hack america about russia's meddling in the 2016 election. >> putin views russia as missing its place as the number one super power in the world, even though it's economically on par with italy. to do it, you can use soft power, hybrid warfare, which is political warfare, propaganda, un ununiformed special operations, short of war to disable your enemy and in the case of the united states, the easiest thing to disable is democracy because russia does not believe in democracy. >> six days after "the washington post's" first story on russian hacking, christopher steele sent his first report to fusion gps. it was the very first page of the very first memo that set the tone for all of the memos and all of the controversy that followed. steele wrote on the first page, quote, the russian regime has been cultivating, supporting and assisting trump for at least five years. aim endorsed by putin has been to encourage splits and divisions in western alliance. according to steele's unnamed so

i'm joined by malcolm nance, msnbc political security analyst and joyce.u very much for this. i have to say watching this thing, you now see the chain of command. somehow trump deputize his top people, whether it's kt mcfarland or his son-in-law, jared kushner, to use flynn to get in the door with kislyak and send all kinds of messages to the russians. this idea that this is not conspiratorial, that this is not a kohl losive effort with the russians is out the wound. they're working together at the top. and what a great deal it was that putin is going along with not reacting to the sanction. just what he wanted him to do. he is applauding his own mission's success. how could he step back and say i don't know nothing? >> it's really an interesting situation. i guess the most important question that mueller's team will have to make a decision about is whether or not there was an illegal objective of this conspiracy. because as you, you know, lay out, there is no doubt that these people are collaborating together, making sure that flynn is talking to kislyak.

they blocked an extra point, a punt, and malcolm jenkins blocking a field goal. special teams rescued the defense. the win gave the birds a first round bye and jenkins gave a postgame speech. >> we got an extra day going into this long week, take some time to evaluate that. enjoy where we're at, we're still working. stay in the moment we talked about that all year. let's not get away from that now. because we're getting close to the finish line. stay in the moment, it ain't easy. ain't going to be no easier going forward. enjoy every step. >> did he say the process? >> yes he did. >> christmas night the eagles hosting the raiders. hope reply we see st. nick, as in nick >>> a rather stylish event celebrating the holiday season tonight. >> eyewitness news at the ritz-carlton in center city for philadelphia style magazine's holiday party. more than 250 people toasted to the holidays. it says you apply the blue one ok, letto me. this. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. >>> o

good for malcolm jenkins. >> philadelphia, been to the capitol talking to lawmakers.is out there. >> i don't know how he finds the time to do it. >> he is every where. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up next half an hour of "eyewitness news" time running outlooking to ship presents before christmas. we will tell but important deadlines we need to know, plus this. >>> it was all a lie, made up. >> senior citizen speaks out after she's scammed and robbed , how they were able to talk their way in to her home. >>> live look outside on this bitterly cold morning wind chills in the single digits out there they are making snow in the poconos, katie tells us when our next chance of seeing real snow here will come when we come right >>> good morning i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just a moment but first here's what you need know to start your day in today's morning minute, wednesday, december 13th. >>> bundle up for a bitter blast. w it is so cold, feels like single digits. >>> a deadly hit and run in tacony. >> police are looking for a m

rob malcolm says the security cameras caught at all. >> reporter: back on the job just three days after a brutal attack. all of it caught on camera. >> he suddenly does >> reporter: to wreak said he is watch this video countless times since he was attacked december 21 just before 8 pm while working at the chevron gas station on san pablo avenue in berkeley. >> this guy jumped from their toomey and he suddenly pushed me . that he hit me here. he pushed me against the wall. >> reporter: the suspect wearing a hoodie and black jeans and white shoes weighing 160-170 pounds standing 5'8"- 5'10" the counter, throwing punches. he still does not know if the man's got away with anything because the punches left him dazed. >> he pushed me here. i didn't see anything. that's why i was dizzy. my eyes were like this. >> reporter: with two good security angles of the attempted robbery, police hope the suspect is caught. >> the brazenness of this attack is alarming to us and we are very concerned. we are asking for the public's help in identifying this person so we can stop them from attacking somebody

>> yes, as well. >> what do you make of that, malcolm? >> well, what i think is fascinating is she is giving voice to what we already believed the muller investigation had. we're just getting more color in depth. we're not going to hear about this from muller until muller starts indicting other people, right? >> right. >> that's a man of action. he does not mince words. he comes out and hits you with an indictment. she's letting us know principle players on the donald trump junior e-mails that were carbon copies, that were carbon copies on the k.t. mcelderry mcfarland memo, all of these peoplefarland of these people will move up to the top at some point and muller is doing it in silence. she's telling us what she heard in the room from pop dop laos that these people were players. i think that, you know, the muller investigation won't worry about this little disclosure but it will certainly make their intended targets worry a lot. >> naveed, since i have you here and we talked about this earlier in the show and malcolm mentioned it, you wo

thank you malcolm for sharing that. this christmas by donny hathaw hathaway.ike chris brown's version better. yeah i said that you like to see everyone is having fun this late in the season. of course, winning will do that. >>> over to the hardwood remember sixers warriors game from a few weeks ago the one where the sixers had 24-point lead at half and ended up losing? well, last night they did it again. this time the sixers held 22-point lead over the raptors in the third quarter only to lose the game out right. these blown leads are the mark of a young team and we should expect to see that from time to time but losing leads late in the game seems like it's star starting to become a trend. here's head coach brett brown if he feels the same way. >> is it something that we think is going to continue to be an epidemic? no i don't. i saw a team fight without joe and without jay jay, you know, we got a big at home. we ended up losing that lead to really good team and we're disappointed. we're going to get better. we're going to get healthy. we'll fix it. we'll mov

they blocked an extra point, a punt, and malcolm jenkins blocking a field goal.gave the birds a first round bye and jenkins gave a postgame speech. >> we got an extra day going into this long week, take some time to evaluate that. enjoy where we're at, we're still working. stay in the moment we talked about that all year. let's not get away from that now. because we're getting close to the finish line. stay in the moment, it ain't easy. ain't going to be no easier going forward. enjoy every step. >> did he say the process? >> yes he did. >> christmas night the eagles hosting the raiders. hope reply we see st. nick, as in nick ♪weee! today's the day! wahoo! there's the second-most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. phew, am i late?! nah, just in time. nice. holiday scratch-offs from the pennsylvania lottery. aww. things just got very merry. keep on scratchin'! >>> a rather stylish event celebrating the holiday season tonight. >> eyewitness news at the ritz-carlton in center city for philadelphia style magazine's holiday party. more than 250 people toasted to the ho

rob malcolm spoke to one woman is that christmas will not be the same because of the span. >> what? that is crazy. you cannot have a fire today. is not dry season comments winter.>> i get in the summer. it's winter. >> the sedate family has an issue with the latest winter, spare the air winter alert. this is part of their christmas tradition. >> having a fire is cozy and fun. people talk, and relax pics >> they are not trying to ruin your holiday. the bay area air quality management district has issued two additional winter, spare the air alerts. >> christmas day will be the fourth day in a row. the next day will be the fifth in a row. >> the reason? that for the past three days, and inversion layer has been trapping all of the smoke in the air. >> for people who like a wood fire, it's disappointing. there are other options, you can put candles in the fireplace. you can always check out ktvu plus for the yule log. and natural gas fireplace inserts, the meadows installed there's 5 years ago. with one click of a button, heat and flames. >> we are cautious about burning the wood. now w

rob malcolm, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> petit ofc -- a petty officer with the navy surprised his family. he has been in africa and appointment for nine months and he found out earlier this month he would be able to come home. he says being with his family as a christmas blessing.>> i was missing my boys birthdays -- boys' birthdays. it is a profound moment for us. >> so sweet. he will be home with his family and his sons who missed him so much for the next eight months. >>> this is the last day for st. anthony's christmas curbside donations. people can drive up to the location on golden gate avenue and drop off items for the needy. volunteers will be outside through christmas eve day. the drive collected several hundred turkeys and hams along with bags of clothing and thousands of pairs of socks. the donation support the free clothing program and the social center. >>> i have good news. santa is hard at work. >> he is on his way. >> he is making his truck around the world. >>> this is a look at norad, the north american aerospace command. santa and the reindeer are making their way acros

malcolm turnbull wasn't right front and centre of the campaign for a yes vote, but he always said heportive of gay marriage. he took the gamble to put it to a public survey and then put to parliament and it paid off. he was pretty bullish on australian tv last night and this morning, saying he was very proud that this legislation has come through during his time as prime minister. political critics say he shouldn't be claiming credit, people have campaigned for decades for this to happen. this does see the parliamentary season in australia end on a bit of a high, given all of the problems he has had this year. hywel, briefly, do we know any more details about some of the first weddings that are due to take place? i know plenty of people have been planning and there are venues in sydney, not surprisingly overlooking the opera house and the harbour bridge, that are being booked up pretty quickly. there might be a race to be first, but i think there will be a race to be best. some of the same—sex couples i spoke to say they want the most lavish wedding. it's not about being first, it's

rob malcolm is standing by at the scene with the late details for us on what prompted police to open fire.>> reporter: take a look behind me. there is still an active investigation here in the major scene at the wells fargo branch in redwood city, located here at main and broadway. behind me, you can see police continuing with their investigation. the body of the victim is located just beyond the bank, where the atm machines are. this is what we know so far. this unfolded a round 2:29 this afternoon when a customer drove up to the exterior atm. she was trying to use the machine when she noticed a man pacing back and forth in front of the atms with a handgun exposed that she immediately called 911 police responded by setting up a perimeter around the bank, and not letting people in or out. this man was said to be a hispanic male around 30 years old, who was known to police. they have been dealing with him since he was 8 years old. the redwood city uniformed police responded, also, a specialized street crime unit that is trained in mental health. they began negotiating with this man fo

. >> malcolm nance on the shared talking points between trump and putin. >>> plus quality control. >> have you ever tried a jury trial? >> i have not. >> civil? >> no. >> criminal? >> no. >> another trump judicial nominee humiliated on the hill. >> can you tell me what the daubert standard is? >> i don't have that readily at my disposal. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the plot to stop the investigations into russia and the president is entering a new and dangerous phase. and it risks throwing the country into a constitutional crisis. this morning, the president of the united states left open the possibility of a pardon for his former national security adviser michael flynn, who pleaded guilty to a felony about lying to the fbi about conversations with the russian ambassador. flynn is now of course a cooperating witness in special counsel robert mueller's criminal probe. >> reporter: about michael flynn, would you consider a pardon for michael flynn? >> i don't want to talk about pardons for michael flynn yet. we'll see what happens.

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minister malcolm turnbull said the inquiry exposed a national tragedy, and the government would consider the report's recommendations. the 17th volume document is the combination of one of the world's biggest inquiries into child abuse. over the last fiveve years, the royal commission heard testimonies from thousands of victims who suffered abuse in institutions like school, church, or sporting clubs, dating back decades. >> more than 4000 individual institutions have been reported to us as places where abuse has occurred. while some institutions will cease to operate, and others continue to be actively engaged with children. the findings were harrowing. the investigation so multiple and persistent failings of institutions to keep children the importance of secrecy and cover-up, according to the report. any witnesses spoke of ththeir experience for the first time.e. i came fororward under p privatd confidential hearings. >> the churches and charities and institutions putting pressure on everyone n not to believeve it, that we were lyin, that it t was not true. the royal commission has en

malcolm turnbull as prime minister, he is praised those who come forward. of political backing to do whatever is recommended? i think there would have to be, really. the weight and monumental nature of this report gives this report so much weight, it would take a brave government to ignore or do very little. whether all those implementations will be done, we will see that the government needs to adhere to the spirit of this report and act in a reasonably swift manner. stay with us reasonably swift manner. stay with us for that. european union leaders are set to approve the brexit deal today allowing talks to go to the next stage — covering the future trade relations between the uk and the eu. theresa may, who had dinner with other eu leaders on thursday evening before leaving, told reporters as she left about her hopes for "the ambitious and deep and special partnership" she wanted to build between the uk and eu. andrew plant has the latest let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news.... britain's prime minister to meet with other leaders t