when sam saw michael was armed, he fled. michael ran after sam up these stairs.the two were in the stairwell, sam turned. chad mcdonald: michael claims that he was in fear and closed his eyes and just fired his gun. andrea canning: with all the things he's telling you, he's in a relationship with danielle, do you start to think, we need to talk to danielle dreher? jarek szalbirak: yes. so the next step was, let's find out. let's hear danielle's story. andrea canning (voiceover): so detective szalbirak left michael and headed to the hospital, where danielle had been waiting for updates on sam's condition. all danielle had been told was that sam had been shot. no one told her by whom. when i got over there, she was crying. she was very upset. andrea canning (voiceover): detectives recorded the interview. at first, detective szalbirak didn't reveal that he knew about danielle's lover, michael minor, or that it was michael who shot. sam. instead, he started by asking danielle about her marriage to sam. danielle candidly described it as "troubled." danielle also expla

michael roberts seemed eager to help mona, too. for instance, when she told him her 20-year-old son, dustin, was drifting, struggling to hold down a job and at odds with his parents, michael made a generous offer. michael goes, well, you know, i could take him under my wing. and you know, i could mentor him a little bit and see if i can get him off on a good path. and you know, he just seemed so sincere about it. and i'm like, really? wow, that's special. ok. dennis murphy (voiceover): which is why what happened on december 13, 2001, and the identity of who had been inside the roberts home surprised everyone the way it did. no light spilled from the windows of the house where the brutal attack was taking place. inside, 11-year-old bert was frozen, unsure. he had heard his mother being choked, but now there was silence. he grabbed a baseball bat, handed his younger brother a pen, told him to use it as a weapon. so you're the protector, and you're 11 years old here? yeah, and the only thing i wanted to do is protect them. dennis murp

so i think michael van gerwen will come _ so i think michael van gerwen will come but — so i think michaeled the darts scene and beyond in the last 12 months is luke littler. stephen bunting stands between him and a second straight final. we can cross live to alexandra palace now and chat to our correspondent natalie pirks. it is hard that we are talking but luke littler, who is only 17. he cannot luke littler, who is only 17. he: cannot legally buy a pint but looking tonight to reach back to back finals of the world championships. this time last year it was a 164th in the world and in his first year as professionally he's risen to fourth in the world and has 110 titles including the premier league and he has made more than a million in prize money and that's not even including any of the sponsorship he has since earned. he went from 4000 instagram followers to 1.4 million. he got a text from david beckham and of course when the bbc young sports personality of the year. he was in fact so popular last year that google named him the most searched for sports person from the uk. of course many

>> lara: thank you, michael. players are faring. jess pegula winning her match in two straight sets. same with coco gauff, who earned her spot in round three. the defending champ winning in straight sets. on the men's side, carlos alcarez winning in straight sets. this is becoming a trend. the 21-year-old is on a mission to do something that is not a trend. it would be amazing. he could be the youngest man to complete a career grand slam, guys. meanwhile, if he does it -- i don't want to get ahead of myself. he's looking good. so is novak djokovic. he hit the court and he triumphed in the second round. that win giving djokovic the all time record for most grand slam single matches played among men and women. 430, to be exact. but there is a cinderella story that has everyone talking. an 18-year-old brazilian player ranked 112th in the world upset number 19 in straight sets. he played for the first time ever in the main draw. he credits his hero, roger federer, with his winning. >> like roger says, it is not enoug

michael? >> michael: ian, thank you so much. now the judge denying president-elect trump's effort to delay sentencing in his new york hush money case. our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is here with the latest. good morning, aaron. >> good morning to you, michael. happy new year. trump may try more legal maneuvering today to try and get his sentencing delayed. right now the judge expects him to appear, likely virtually, on friday, so he can sentence trump to an unconditional discharge. no fine no jail time. but the actual sentence is the bare minimum trump's attorney says doesn't matter. just days from inauguration he believes he should be covered by presidential immunity. and his conviction should be thrown out. the judge refused that calling trump's arguments repetitive and said instead of paying off stormy daniels and trying to hide it, trump engaged in premeditated and continuous deception. prosecutors at the manhattan d.a.'s office said there's overwhelming evidence of trump's guilt and no reason to delay

let's go to michael. >> michael: throw it back to ginger.w of homes that were disintegrated by the fire. as we were taking in all that horror yesterday, you can imagine when we saw these four homes remarkably sitting and looking untouched. you have to see why. this morning the eaton fire is still burning through altadena after thrashing this picturesque community. the fire bull dozed entire neighborhoods. but here on lewis avenue, four homes remain intact. the l.a. fire captain, who has lived on this street most of his life, was battling the hearst fire a few miles north. soon as his shift ended he rushed home to try to fight the fire that was threatening his house and his neighbors. >> this is my house. >> ginger: when he got there, two neighbors across the street were fully engulfed and his house was next. >> i didn't have a fire engine. it was just me and my brother, who is is also a firefighter, my son. we were able to get enough hose to go for it. this is my house. >> ginger: then your mom lives next door. >> my mom lives next door. >>

michael. i mean i, i agree. i mean, you have like keith kellogg. you know, he's supposed to be, would be the point man for ukraine, and he's talking about maximum pressure against the rad. i mean, well, i don't know what administration he was speaking for the current one or the one that's going to come about. go ahead. michael. as well, i mean, as far as iran is concerned, both the trump and by the administration's are in lock step. right. the wrong is public enemy. number one. when it comes to the middle east, it's been long regarded as the greatest belligerents the great is rival to us american interest. and that's on yahoo has long regarded iran also as one of the biggest obstacles against what he regards as stability. iran is the enabler of his bowl. um it, it propped up the former assad regime in syria. and so, you know, in this step um it's, it's, it's, it's tempting to think the trump is going to be somehow different, so from that of the, by to ministration, when it comes to iran in the

michael? >> michael: all right. thank you, george.firmation for president-elect trump's nominee for defense secretary, pete hegseth. our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is on capitol hill with the latest for us. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: good morning to you. pete hegseth in the hot seat making his case to senators amid allegations against him. there are 12 confirmation hearings alone. but senators tell me this morning's is perhaps the most consequential. this morning pete hegseth kicking off a whirl wind confirm confirmation hearings. he has spent weeks making the rounds on capitol hill, fending off allegations of sexual misconduct, excess drinking on the job and financially mismanaging two veterans organizations, all of which he strongly denies. >> am i a perfect man? no. was i a perfect man? absolutely not. do i regret those things? yes. is it who i am today? no. >> reporter: hegseth was also accused of sexually assaulting a woman in 2017. he called the encounter consensual, but his attorney said he settled

go ahead, michael. as well. i mean, as far as iran is concerned, both the trump and bite and ministrations are in lock step. right. the wrong is public enemy. number one, when it comes to the middle east, it's been long regarded as the greatest belligerents, the great is rival to us. american interest and that's on yahoo has long regarded iran also as one of the biggest obstacles against what he regards as stability. iran is the enabler of his bowl. um it, it propped up the former assad regime in syria. and so, you know, in this step um it's, it's, it's, it's tempting to think that trump is going to be somehow different from that of the bite and ministration when it comes to iran in the middle east. the 2 of them are basically just continuing the same strategy that the united states has been employing within that region. since you know, time in memorial. so, you know, we'd like to think many people like to think that trump is going to be a breath of fresh air against, you know, against the bite and ministration.

michael?east 300,000 customers are without power in southern california this morning. let's go back to kayna whitworth with more. good morning again. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. the wind has picked up here. you are seeing the scope of it unfold behind me. look how these gusts are absolutely shooting embers. look at that. shooting embers off that building and across the street. this is utterly terrifying. this is part of the reason why this fire exploded so quickly, 1,000 acres and counting right now. it's because winds like this -- look, you can see around here. it is utterly destroying this building. winds like this clocking in at 60-80 miles an hour. this is grounding aircraft. they cannot get aircrafts out until this wind dies down. this is the result. this is that assisted living facility that we talked about earlier, where people were in wheelchairs and beds being wheeled out of this building to safety. there are some dramatic and scary decisions being made. we want to bring

we returned to michael mckee because michael barr has stepped down as vice chair of supervision but isot resigning from the federal reserve. just the vice chair position. michael: it has been thought she will not be replaced. the incoming president will not have the opportunity to pick a different new vice chair for regulation. he can only pick from those on the board. the best guess is if you were going to choose someone from that board it would be nikki bowman because she has been the community bank representative pitch is a republican so she fits some characteristics the president would want. the other key thing about this is the fed says it will take no new actions for bank regulation until a successor is confirmed. that would seem to indicate the endgame proposal that has been the big focus on wall street is on life-support at this point. caroline: we will get to some stock reactions on the banks. michael: the fed was supposed to announce in january or february the latest basel iii workup because they pulled it back for revisions. now apparently that is not going to happen. caroli

michael- character. yes, two different characters. michael is - character.a nice| characters. michael is a nice boy, he is a pretty nice boy, but he gets involved and he really tried his heart out yesterday. i know him and he must have thought, i can't beat this guy, i can't beat him. but luke littler is like, quite laid—back, really. hejumps laid—back, really. he jumps about laid—back, really. hejumps about when he won, when he hit the double 16, but you don't see reaction when he is playing. hejust see reaction when he is playing. he just throws see reaction when he is playing. hejust throws his darts and he is an amazing dart player. obviously he is going to make all the youngsters who watch him in the world all want to be like him. they will be playing darts in their nappies! there will probably sell luke littler nappy. you heard it here first from bobby george on bbc news. stargazers around the globe were treated to a stunning celestial scene on friday as venus appeared shining brightly above a crescent moon. the planet was visible to the naked eye from

michael tackett, who was he talking about? he was talking, of course, about president trump, but i think he was giving a preview of how he plans to spend his next two years in the senate when these issues up. that's what you'll hear him say. and which is what? how will he spend the next two years, do you think? i think he'll spin it in two ways. one, he strategically picked a defense appropriations subcommittee. so that signals that he will do what he can to have a robust defense budget, but also to preserve, as of ukraine aid as he can. also took a slot on the rules committee, which means he'll do everything to protect the institution of the filibuster. let's listen to what the senator had to say. reporters about his plans as a senator and not the leader of the party. i'm going to concentrate on defense and foreign policy. i think this is the most dangerous time since right before world war two. our adversaries in north chinese russians, iran and around proxies are all talking to each other. they have one thing in common. the

michael cohen joins us now. he is the host of the michael cohen show on youtube, the podcast mea culpa, and the co-host of the podcast political beatdown. he's also the author of disloyal a memoir and revenge how donald trump weaponized the u.s. department of justice against his critics. welcome, michael. good to see you, buddy. it's good to see you, too. so who's going to? so how? i don't know where to actually begin on on this one, because there's so many places to start. but this all has come to a to a head. it's now concluded donald trump is a convicted felon. he will be sworn in as the next president of the united states. you've played a major role in taking the country inside donald trump's world in that space. you've paid the price for doing that. what's what's your take right now? how do you look at his response at the sentencing, where he's won everything bent the system to his will if you if you if you will, and yet still lashes out, still petty in those in those moments before judge merchan. >> well,

i mean, michael knew it also. dennis murphy (voiceover): michael roberts, tracey's second husband.she tried to kill him. no, she says, he was the would-be killer. and the journal was part of his grand scheme to kill her and frame her first husband for it. the only person that benefits is michael roberts. and it benefits michael roberts because if i died, while he was out of town, and he was going to collect, you know, several million dollars in insurance on me. he was going to be the number one suspect. and you think that today? no matter what. i think it more today than i ever have. dennis murphy (voiceover): michael robert's watched the trial from across the country in california, where he was now taking care of his and tracey's kids, struggling with their questions, and what he says is his continued fear of his ex-wife. neither the prosecution nor the defense called him to testify. did i conspire with dustin to kill tracey or whatever theory the defense wanted to throw out there? no, i didn't. dennis murphy (voiceover): but there was something michael said he did feel bad about

— freedom is awarded to michael] fox he is— freedom is awarded to michael] fox.eloved _ fox. he is one of the most beloved actors of our time, with— beloved actors of our time, with remarkable wit and charm. he introduced iconic characters to the — he introduced iconic characters to the centre of american culture, _ to the centre of american culture, from alex p keaton to marty though it is also a fearless advocate with he moves us closer— fearless advocate with he moves us closer to a cure and reminds us closer to a cure and reminds us of— us closer to a cure and reminds us of the — us closer to a cure and reminds us of the power of american possibilities. tim geale. applause. those are scenes from the white house, where president biden is giving out presidential medals of you heard a massive cheer hillary clinton was awarded her medal. there were also cheers that ceremony gets under way or continues, and we will see more awards being awarded to others including magic]ohnson, the former nba player, as well as jane goodall, the ]ane goodall, the environmentalist,

. >>> good morning, i'm michael george. these devastating wildfires are turning into one of the most destructive in california history. at least five people are dead, all of them from the eaton fire. officials say many people are hurt. nearly 2,000 homes, businesses, and other structures have been destroyed in the eaton and palisades fires, and that number is expected to rise. 130,000 people are under evacuation orders including in some of the most exclusive and expensive neighborhoods in the u.s. all los angeles unified district schools are closed today. more than half a dozen schools were damaged or destroyed. and president biden canceled his trip to rome and the vatican so he can monitor the situation. five fires are raging out of control, and the newest one, the sunset fire in hollywood hills. danya bacchus is at the largest fire burning in pacific palisades. yesterday firefighters were fighting flames in near hurricane-force winds. will conditions be any easier today? >> reporter: they could. the winds have died down s

world champion michael van gerwen. i'll be trying to learn a thing or two about darts in a few minutes�* time. uk government proposals for the long term funding of adult social care in england are unlikely to be ready until 2028. councils and care providers say it's too long to wait, with vital services already on their knees. here's alison holt. craig can spend hours each week driving 100 miles between his home and his parents to help look after them. his mother anne has dementia and needs constant care, his father is also struggling. we visited the family a year ago. then, they were getting nhs help. now, the family is paying the £1,500 a week bill for her care. the new independent commission aims to draw up a blueprint for an affordable care system for the future. but the pressures of staff shortages and underfunding are there now. mum's savings will run out at some point, clearly, so that's a worry. she's not going to get better, sadly, and if anything, dad's going to deteriorate as well. in england, anyone with sa

its first— of michael smith winning its first role _ of michael smith winning its first role title alast year and even stephen bunting _ last year and even stephen bunting now returning to the top of— bunting now returning to the top of the game and you can look— top of the game and you can look at — top of the game and you can look at there being five or six players — look at there being five or six players who really are carrying this pour — players who really are carrying this pour in about a dozen others _ this pour in about a dozen others who want to join that mantle~ _ others who want to 'oin that mantle. , ., . mantle. the power, alex, phil ta [or mantle. the power, alex, phil taylor 116 _ mantle. the power, alex, phil taylor 116 world _ mantle. the power, alex, phili taylor 116 world championship so we talk about luke, he has created such excitement in the sport, but he would have to go some to meet taylor's record? yeah, i think that's a record personally this never going to be broken, 16 world titles, and i saying that macro is not as good as phil taylor or he is i got the

the world darts final will be between 17—year—old luke littler and the three—time champion michael vanp last year, beat stephen bunting, van gerwen brushed aside chris dobey — both winning their semifinals by 6 sets to 1. from alexandra palace in london, here's james gregg. it is the final that everybody who came to alexandra palace and certainly those who have tickets for the final on friday were hoping for. michael van gerwen first up, absolutely dismantling the man from bedlington, chris dobey, the men's number 15. far too strong was the three—time world champion, the dutchman comprehensive, averaging a shade under 100 en route towards his seventh world final. luke littler after that with an equally dominant performance of his own, was superb. right from the off this time, no signs of nerves to begin. and stephen bunting, the world number eight, an accomplished player, a masters champion, standing absolutely no chance with the numbers, the shared dart history that luke littler demonstrated. just far too good for bunting. so a 6—1 win for both those finalists in the semifinal, it wil

michael link. what are the things when the history of this will be written a one of the words, one of the times that's going to be use the law as will crimes. you've got to prove war crimes, and it's going to be incredibly difficult to do that. if everything has been destroyed, garza is in complete ruins. what's the priority now for the legal community to try and get information to try and get testimony? what's? where did you, where did you start building a case? i'm sure we have to legal processes internationally in the hague, that offer some promise of, of adventure. what kind of ability we are the soul of african application alleging that the israel is in violation of the 1948 genocide convention was preliminary hearings were heard in january the court then at that side that time said that. so have a good made out that it was a plausible case, that is what was committing genocide. we're now going to have to wait probably a year and a half to 2 years for the full syrians to be heard on that parti

i'm michael george.l, after a brief reprieve southern california faces two days of dangerous winds that officials fear could expand current fires and even spark new ones, like this one that erupted last night in ventura county, fuelled by the strong winds. right now no homes or buildings are threatened by that fire, but the national weather service issued an only nis pds warning. that means particularly dangerous situation, because santa ana winds are expected to bring gusts as high as 70 miles per hour. to prepare planes doused homes and hillsides with bright pink fire retardant chemicals while crews and fire engines were placed near vulnerable spots with dry brush. cbs's charlie de mar is on the ground at the site of the palisades fire. charlie, where you are have the winds started to pick up? >> reporter: michael, good morning. the winds still relatively calm here in the pacific palisades, by that pds, that particularly dangerous situation you mentioned, it doesn't go into effect until 4:00 a.m. local

it was set by michael van gerwen in 201a. it was set by michael van gerwen in 2014.rwen in 2014. everyone else is looking forward _ gerwen in 2014. everyone else is looking forward to _ gerwen in 2014. everyone else is looking forward to it - gerwen in 2014. everyone else is looking forward to it more . is looking forward to it more than i am. seven sets, i'll be happy. i've gained loads of experience. michael has been in numerous finals. this is my second. i know where i went wrong last year, and i'm sure i'll fix it. as, wrong last year, and i'm sure “1 fix it— i'll fix it. a lot of build-up to that final— i'll fix it. a lot of build-up to that final at _ i'll fix it. a lot of build-up to that final at alexandra | to that final at alexandra palace on the bbc sport website. that's it for now from here. thanks very much indeed. amber warnings for snow and ice have been issued for large areas of england and wales this weekend, after temperatures fell to nearly —8c overnight. an arctic blast has hit the uk, with severe warnings for northern england, the midlands and mu

michael didn't play badly, but he missed too many in the first set, he missed a number.k enough. luke outscored him, so if you can outscore your opponent so you have time to go out on a shot, you are going to beat him and that is what luke done, he had the 180s, and with that double ten. but he has a gift, a marvellous gift to play darts and for a young guy to do it is good for the game at really because there are loads of youngsters out there who want to be luke littlers. michael got the final again, but he got a—0 down, he was shocked, he didn't know where he was, he didn't even win a set and like that reporters said, when luke was double 16, he thought he'd go for it and he thought he'd go for it and he got it with his third darts. he got through the two darts into the double—a team, it was great, i loved it. == into the double-a team, it was great, i loved it.— great, i loved it. -- the double _ great, i loved it. -- the double 18. _ great, i loved it. -- the double 18. what - great, i loved it. -- the double 18. what to - great, i loved it. -- the double 18. what to

what, what are your immediate thoughts on that, michael? well, the effect will happy new year under the circumstances. but of the fact that the f b i has taken over the investigation and that has been made clear now with their lead uh suggests that they, they know more than what has been made public to date of i think the normally it would be handled by the local police, but the fact that the f b, i immediately came in and took over that investigation and suggest that there may be something more to this. and it does follow what the shade just brought out in terms of marked the board call. and the problem here is that there was not adequate barriers. if you will, for such an event, there was that they might have blockaded the block the road. but this person easily could get around that. that block? yeah, you need you need to have it layered and this was not done. yeah. and so consequently that it made it much easier for someone to help in on doing this to use the vehicle a vehicle. it can be a weapon. there's no question about it. that's wha

michael van gerwen first up, absolutely dismantling their man from bedlington, the men number 15, farme world champion, the dutchman comprehensive, averaging a shade under 100 en route towards his seventh world final. luke littler after that with an equally dominant performance of his own was superb, right from the off this time, no signs of nerves to begin, and stephen bunting the world number eight and accomplished player, a masters champion, standing absolutely no chance with the numbers, the shared data history that luke littler demonstrated. just far too good for bunting, so 6—1 a win for both those finalists in the semifinal, a difficult one to call on a friday night at the palace. michael van gerwen raises the 17—year—old sensation who is in a second consecutive world championship final of his still fledgling career. well, michael van gerwen hasn't had the best of seasons, but was in a bullish mood after his semifinal win. i have been in this position a few more times, and the moment people do not believe in me, thatis people do not believe in me, that is the moment i have to k

>>> good morning, i'm michael george. millions of southern californians are bracing for the worst and hoping for the best as a final round of those dangerous santa ana winds are set to return today. firefighters got a reprieve yesterday when the winds were unexpectedly light, letting them make progress battling the two huge los angeles area fires and quickly snuffing out several new fires. the death toll has risen to at least 25, and officials fear that number will rise as nearly 30 people are still missing. search teams have started the grim task of combing through the charred rubble looking for remains. cbs' charlie demar joins us from altadena. good morning. >> reporter: michael, good morning. the process of locating and identifying the deceased is a slow one. over the past couple days here in altadena, we have seen search and rescue crews going home by home, sifting through the rubble of the more than 7,000 destroyed homes and businesses. severe wind warnings remain in place in southern california as officials stand r

michael how's he going to do?he's got unions to do with saying, you public public employee unions, the police officers have always a top union. the firefighters, the i mean, it's it's just going to be something where if he can get people to buy it, if he can say look. this city is going to a place where? we don't want to be where we will have the resources to fund your department's. we want have the resources. 2 keep keep you employed. those are the kind of arguments you can get, the kind of get the kind of deals the budget squeezes all things that you're going to need to do because in the end. it's not about. which you say in the end. it's about how you find the money to do it and where you save the money where you cut the money. where do you raise the money? can ultimately that's what he's going to be facing in the next few months. yes, tall order where your mouth is. where your mouth is. >> we need ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ (just one kiss) ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) with reynolds wrap, cooking becomes so easy you can feel like the chef of your

his attorney, michael cohen, michael cohen waived attorney client privilege, allong his attorney, bobostello to testify, he testified before congress, and according to michael cohen -- bob costello, michael cohen was still pounding the desk, swearing, saying i will do anything to stay out of jail, and costello said, well, i will see in a couple of weeks because they really are not after you, thereafter donald trump. and cohen, i don't have anything on trump, and then bob casillas and what about stormy daniels? he said that michael cohen told that stormy daniels, he said, i handle that on his own. he said i never told trump about it. he never told trump about it, he did not believe trump had anything to do with stormy daniels. he was just protecting wallonia -- melania. bob chris taylor was called to testify under judge merchan, the prosecutors cap interrupting all his testimony saying objection, objection and the judge said sustain, sustained, and when costello looked at him out of the corner of his eye at the judge -- chris taylor was a very experienced attorney, he was a prosecutor

michael? >> all right. nicole valdes in new orleans, thank you. >>> we want to turn to cbs' jarred hill. jarred, you've been looking into the suspect's pass. what do we know right now? >> we're looking in the suspect's pass to find a connection or motive or what led to this. what we're learning at this point is that investigators say shamsud din jabbar was a 42-year-old u.s. citizen, born in beaumont, texas. he served in the army from 2006 to 2020 and was deployed in afghanistan in 2009. doing some digging, he graduated from the university of georgia, with a degree in computer science, paid for with the g.i. bill. recently online, he started to describe himself as a real estate agent. texas criminal records also show that jabbar was charged in 2002, with misdemeanor theft and 2005, with driving with an invalid license. authorities were at his neighborhood in texas just yesterday and were talking to anybody who might have had any kind of connection to him to figure out what might have happened here. as presi

i'm michael george. well, it's officially 2025, but the rain couldn't stop the confetti from flying at new york's times square where about a million people packed the streets to usher in the new year. the soggy celebrations went off without a hitch under tight security. there were festive scenes around the country. jarred hill is in new york with more. jarred, good morning and happy new year. >> michael, happy new year. you know, the first place to ring in 2025 was the pacific island of kirabas around 5:00 a.m. yesterday. here in new york that didn't stop hundreds of thousands of people from checking out one of the biggest new year's sell breaks in the world. a celebration for the ages as nearly a million people rang in 2025 under the glow of new york's famous times square. >> i'm just like really, really happy. the vibe here is unbelievable! >> reporter: while umbrellas weren't allowed, rain didn't dampen the spirit of revelers. squeezed flue the cross roads of the world. the tradition of ringing in the

why are they so right co, michael? well, i mean, they have been trying to shut down x for some time, the european union and european commission with its digital services that has been trying to fine and otherwise penalize x for it's free speech absolute as and which isn't really the case. but nevertheless, they have been all over eat on mosque and x since the purchase. and they, they do not want x to have the influence that it does. uh, they lost in twitter, one of the chief sources of propaganda and information control that they had this a global lee this, i'll put it, i can't really refer to them as anything else. and the, the, in the case of mosque is intervening and in politics around the world is certainly something that he has every right to do as, as a, as a free citizen who's able to express his opinions where his opinions verge on policies in the united states. and how far his influence will carry there is another question, but he certainly has a perfect right to comment on and attempt to influence as any othe

-michael stern took the stand.ce to face with his daughter's murderer. -did she look much different in 2016? -i looked at him. he just stared away. -a big part of the defense's case was that sarah had a horrible relationship with her father, michael. and when michael took the stand, you realized that it was anything but that, that they had a normal father-daughter relationship and that they loved each other so much and that sarah really treasured him and michael so treasured his only child. -but anthony curry's testimony and the undercover recording were the prosecution's most powerful weapons. -did you have a conversation with him on that day regarding sarah stern? -yes. -can you tell me about it? -he told me he was going to meet up with sarah. she found some money, and they were going to count it together. he was going to choke her, choke her out, bring her to the bridge, throw her off. preston was going to drive the escape vehicle, and they were going to bury the money and leave the keys in the ignition and make

michael cohen? why does he want to let trump off the hook? what do you say to that? >> i don't i don't and this is not about bending the knee. this is about living in reality. donald trump is going to be the president. he defied all odds. he turned around and he got the nomination. not only did he get the nomination, he won the general election. so he's not the same as you and i. i went to prison for, in part, many of the things that donald trump was found guilty on those 34 counts. why does the justice system treat me differently? because he's president of the united states, or at this moment, president elect. it's a different system. >> but doesn't that raise the question? and i did want to ask you this. what would be your advice to the people who are going into this new administration to work for donald trump? what they what should they be on the lookout for? should they be concerned that they may end up like you? >> well, i think that they should be. in fact, just take a look at rudy giuliani, w

michael, perhaps this is the one for you. oh, well, basically the price touch the point of the for the vote, numbers and the and then of course, yeah, but basically the freedom party was already at around started person 28 percent in the year 2000 and then they took the. busy the government was the, comes over to the 1st and then really big level within that. and then in 2072. so the age of a really small day there were rising up again up to 2017 to 16. let's say different, really strong. then the government again was the freedom positive and then that exploded the can. so what you seem to so, so i think it's a total exposure of the party off the big scandal about the corruption about the financial issues. and then what happens is uh they've frodo or formally the answers desktop out of the on it and then to rebuild it. okay. so basically, since uh, let's say 1999 to so we have it's paul, it was around $2528.00. so it is, so it is 2 percent, 2016 already at the presidential election. they had 49 percent of the vote. but then t

hoaj andros, bono of u2 fame, michael j. fox, hillary clinton, magic johnson, ralph lauren, the designer. of course, he's made many young gentlemen look good in those shirts. lionel messi, bill nye the science guy. david rubenstein. george soros, denzel washington and anna wintour. social media has erupt rutted over hillary clinton and george soros being award9 critics say hillary clinton's private e-mail server as well as her handling over the war many libya and the benghazi affair after four americans were killed including the u.s. ambassador to libya. as for if soros, elon musk called this award a travesty and said that soros fundamentally hates humanity, eroding the fabric of civilization, getting district attorneys elected who pail -- failed to prosecute crime. there's also been outrage over biden's handling of the isis-inspired attack in new orleans. i asked karine jean-pierre in the briefing yesterday if the president still feels white supremacy is the -- >> [inaudible] >> thank you, everybody. >> -- the greatest terr