he's our mick. i think mick and sarah do an absolutely fine job.king about it. it clearly means a lot to you all. rhe christmas day lunch is open to anyone who is otherwise alone on christmas day. you don't have to book. you just turn up. it's between 12 noon and 3pm here, and it's free. you don't have to give an email address. they're not asking you to add to a mailing list or anything. it's open to all. and if you're somewhere else in the uk, age uk say that they have lists of things going on. you can check the website. if you don't want to look at the website, just call them and they'll tell you where you can go to be around others this christmas. that leaves one thing for us to do here, from me and everyone at the alexandra in wimbledon. we wish you a very... all: merry christmas! christmas is a time of traditions for many people — and there are few things more traditional than a panto. our reporter nick servini has been talking to the audience at a production in cardiff, to find out why they still have such appeal. welcome, one and all, to the

especially mick. he looks after everybody. i was very lonely last year and i was told about mick. am lost with the world, you know. he's a star. he's fantastic. it comes across, it comes across in how you're talking about it and made lots of new friends. yes, yes, i met lots of people. yes, and i'm delighted. so i'm not feeling any more lonely. and i enjoy it. that's really lovely to hear. so you've been before. you were telling me this is going to be your first christmas day lunch. yes, yes. because my son is away in new zealand. so my daughter is working for nhs. so me and my other son come on mondays, every monday here. oh, that's regular. so this pub does a regular weekly meet—up. that is my day on mondays. and you're coming for the christmas lunch as well this week. this is the first time i'm coming. first time? well, i think you're in for a treat. and just tell me what role this pub plays in the community here. well, mick does a lot for the community. we call ourselves teenagers because we're... we're young at heart up here. that is wonderful. and we love him to bits. he's q

for mick, people across this country. for mick. who _ people across this country. who runs a pub in wimbledon, business has been pretty good in the run—up to christmas. he says that's necessary, because the new year can be tough. in necessary, because the new year can be tou~h. ,, ., necessary, because the new year can be touh. g. .,y , .,, necessary, because the new year can betou:h. ., . .. be tough. in january, people tend to tiuhten the be tough. in january, people tend to tighten the purse — be tough. in january, people tend to tighten the purse strings _ be tough. in january, people tend to tighten the purse strings a _ be tough. in january, people tend to tighten the purse strings a bit. - tighten the purse strings a bit. and, _ tighten the purse strings a bit. and, yeah, it's important for cafes, pubs, _ and, yeah, it's important for cafes, pubs, bars — and, yeah, it's important for cafes, pubs, bars and restaurant across the country _ pubs, bars and restaurant across the country to _ pubs, bars and restaurant across the country to have a good christmas. th

thank you so much for joining me, mick. hello, australia.'s talk about the ongoing situation then. i want to get into some wider points, but let's just start with the latest drone strikes deep in russian territory. what more do we know? what can you tell me? >> yeah. g'day, ben. this is part of a growing trend with ukraine. >> they've basically, from the start of the war, developed an indigenous strategic strike capability that is hitting the russians deeper and deeper inside russia. >> besides the kazan strikes over the weekend. we've also seen another strike on the oryol oil refinery, which is part of ukraine's ongoing economic warfare against russia. >> i'm going to need some schooling on this next one. so i read that putin views trump's inauguration as an important phase for his war against ukraine. and because of that, he's now sprinting to some sort of finish line and accelerating his already violent campaign. can you just break down why that's happening, please? >> yeah, i mean, putin has been following the u.s. elections. he knows th

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mick i got numerous death threats. criminal cartels make, death threats against me. bring it because the greatest country on the face of this earth is going to put you out of business and put you in prison. mexico. don't do it. the united states will. president trump well well, are you ready to secure the border? they get on your feet. are you ready to secure the border? are you ready? the biggest deportation operation ever seen. are you ready for president to walk on this stage? god bless you. god bless.

so they just called all irish people mick or maggie's and bordens previous maid had been named maggie. so they lizzie and emma just call bridget, their new maid, maggie. anyway, even though her name is bridget. all right now let me, here's our here's where happened. just follow this. not to write it all down. but it's a csi kind of person. august 2nd, 1892, the entire including bridget, the maid, suffering from intense stomach problems, vomiting, cramping, diarrhea. and they had been eating all the mutton leftovers. i'm going to move fast here. just follow a story in your head. okay. august 3rd, the next day, lizzie goes to a pharmacy in a working class, part of town where she normally wouldn't go and tries to buy from the pharmacist. a man named eli bentz, who will later testify about these events that she came in to buy prozac acid in low doses, plus a gas that was used to make a bitter almond water treat consumption or tuberculosis or diseases of the lungs. so that's why a pharmacy she would have it. but in higher it is both a fumigant and a deadly poison. and lizzie says, i'm not

with the supervisor, the usually the she as mick all the, the, the right is statements that people of organizations. we'd be safe and we have to, we just wanted to, that's pretty close to that and see if they're going to much of a, their, what some of their options or you want me to tell you and coordinate to add um of del new law. uh, who was joining us from damascus. thank you so much for joining us today. we appreciate it. thank you for telling me. thank you for letting me and you can take a look at our website, dw, don't com, and live updates on syria. let's. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around wells and palestinian health officials say more than 2000 people has been killed. the latest round of is really strikes garza medic say, one of the buildings hit with sheltering and launch number of displays. people in con eunice, a funeral was held, 7 palestinians supposedly killed while guarding a trucks. you a secretary of state asked me blinking because arrived in jordan talks on serious future. lincoln was due to meet jordan's king abdullah in the

mick i got numerous death threats. criminal cartels make, death threats against me. bring it because the greatest country on the face of this earth is going to put you out of business and put you in prison. mexico. don't do it. the united states will. president trump well well, are you ready to secure the border? they get on your feet. are you ready to secure the border? are you ready? the biggest deportation operation ever seen. are you ready for president to walk on this stage? god bless you. god bless. >> hello. [applause] quite an entrance. i have to thank charlie for that. how do you like arizona in winter? [applause] welcome to the golden age america, it starts right now. it starts right now because of you. the work you did. i recognize faces in this crowd. the people who knocked on doors, who handed out campaign flyers for me and other campaigns across the country, people who put on miles of walking to help president trump. this is your victory. thank you for bringing president trump back to the white house. [applause] i love this is called the golden age. it

new congress and presidency, there are questions about mike johnson's hold to the speaker's gavel, micka white house chief of staff under president trump in the first term and a former member of congress weighed in on that today. let's play him. >> noble else wants the job. as long as donald trump is okay with mike johnson. mike johnson is going to be the speaker. donald trump goes on tv he prefers somebody else, that somebody else will be the speaker. >> mike: kimberly, what's your read of the situation. >> mick mulvaney is right. a lot of graduating especially among house freedom caucus members. they didn't like that year-end bill. by the way, they played a role in that themselves. he needed 218 votes. some of them said they would not vote for it under any circumstances no matter what was in it so he had to go to democrats to get some assistance bottom line is you need 218 for someone. the problem with some of these people who say that they won't vote for mike johnson or debating not doing it, they don't have an alternate candidate that can get anywhere near that number and we saw how

syria, assists that it may have to do so regardless of what the intention of the new administration is mick ryan thanks so much for joining. thank you. >> well on sunday, joe biden stressed his commitment to bring home freelance journalist austin tice who was captured in syria back in 2012. 12 years ago when biden was asked if he would support an operation to retrieve tice. now he said, quote, we want to get him out. we have to identify where he is. tice's parents have asked for help locating him, saying a government vetted source had told them their son was well and being cared for. the fbi is offering a reward of up to $1 million for information leading to tice safe return. let's hope that family who suffered so much get some good news. we'll be right back with more welcome to times square that's not in my life that was so embarrassing. >> new year's eve live with anderson and andy. >> live coverage starts at eight on cnn. streaming live on max. >> lowe's knows that holiday list can stretch further than your budget. with my lowe's rewards, you get member deals and earn points when you sho

anytime i called one of my predecessors democrat or republican from the recent ones in mick mulvaneyfirst and senator mitchell, they always answer the call and they always try to help and say less -- say yes. this is something here in u.s. domestic politics that does not get put in one frame or another but how can we leverage the power of the united states government and the people that feel tied to the place, how do we give assistance? i expect that the president will do the same thing. he did a couple of years ago. >> in terms of what is next for you and yourself, a member of your extended family, robert f. kennedy, jr. will be in the administration and has been nominated as secretary for health and human services in the ministration albion under a republican president. -- albiet under a republican president. joe: it is unlikely that i will be serving this administration. i wish -- the elections -- the president ran on one and we have our distances -- differences. the president's success is the success of the united states and i wish them well. there are some differences and we wil

for mick, who runs a pub in wimbledon, business has been pretty good in the run—up to christmas. tend to tighten the purse strings a bit. and, yeah, it's important for cafes, pubs, bars and restaurant across the country to have a good christmas. this is where we are going to get to pay our bills forjanuary, february and march, because unfortunately, the heating and lighting bill and the coal for the fire and all the things you have to do regardless of trade, those bills are still there injanuary, february and march, so we have to have a good christmas. one of the biggest problems that businesses across the country are facing is rising costs. that's partly because of changes brought in in the budget. for example, the rise in employers' national insurance contributions and the higher national living wage. that gives companies a choice — do they pass those extra costs on to customers in the form of higher prices, or do they absorb them and take a hit on their profits? either way, that is sapping confidence over what the next few months will bring. once many will choose to do is rais

>>>>okay, thank you lauren toms for one last time covering the trial of mick mulvaney. thank you very much. well, moments after the trial, we also heard from nima, his defense team, his attorney, tony brass, with his reaction to that verdict. >>>>this is obviously very disappointing for us. these are hard fought battles. and within this battle there was a lot of decisions made. some of them we don't think are right. and that's why we have an appellate court. we're going to analyze this when we have time to calmly go through what the legal issues were. and if there were decisions that were made and evidence that was presented, that should not have been, we're going to take that up. mr. momeni continues to have a right to fight for his freedom, >>>>and someone else who has been with us throughout this trials, criminal defense attorney shannon dugan. and shannon, you've been following this case. were you surprised by the outcome of the verdict, especially if the jury spent seven days deliberating all the witnesses testimony and all the evidence? >>>>you know, i was a littl

a suspect mick mulvaney as early as this afternoon.bed tech executive bob lee to death in april of last year, angry over an incident involving his sister. now, the defense says their client acted here in self defense. and our lauren toms is in the courtroom at this hour for closing arguments of course, you'll have an update coming up at 6:00. our other big story this afternoon, several bay area school districts are facing serious budget shortfalls in east san jose. the alum rock union school district has announced plans to close seven schools due to a massive budget crisis. the final decision rests on district trustees who are going to take a vote tonight, and they're not alone here. oakland unified grappling with a $95 million budget deficit with school closures or mergers under consideration. district officials cite declining enrollment and plan to outline the dire situation at their board meeting. also happening tonight meanwhile, hayward unified will hold a community meeting tonight to discuss their own budget challenges. the distr

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we're talking about mick mulvaney. i'm telling you, it's it's back in the first term. it's like nothing has changed. so so he said, though like you said, that this is just a negotiating tactic. uh, but i guess to what end, i understand it may be a negotiating tactic, but what is the end goal here? >> yeah, of course the end goal with panama is, you know, donald trump has argued that they their fees are too high on american ships traveling through the waterway. so his end goal in that situation would be they lower the fees, of course, with canada. his comments. right. joking about the governor of canada and that should it become, it should become another state is a threat with he wants to levy taxes on canada. he wants them to close their borders. so there are sort of strategic goals here that donald trump is, is trying to get to. but at the same time, he risks alienating these places. right. because these areas could say, we're not doing this again. we're frustrated that donald trump is sort of toying with us and making fun of us. so there is a risk that he crosses tha

according to mick mulvaney, and bullying? what do you think?> look, i respectfully disagree with karen. i actually think the president elect did campaign on these issues. he campaigned on american energy dominance. so much american energy, clean u.s., lng that creates jobs here at home, that gives our allies geopolitical alternatives to russian gas, and that lowers global carbon emissions by displacing dirtier sources of fuel overseas. it flows through the panama canal. but one of the challenges that u.s. exporters have had is cost and cost implications. and the charges to go through the canal contribute to those cost increases. so if president trump can use this muscular approach, this leverage, this theodore roosevelt like approach to american strength on the world stage, and it ends up lowering prices for american exports, that benefits americans. and that's exactly what president-elect trump campaigned on. >> what about neil? let me stick with let's stick with energy for a moment. and this is obviously your space, certainly more than it is

but they won't face persecution under the new leadership with the supervisor, the usually the she as mick old, the, the, the right is statements that people of organizations will be safe. and we have to, we just wanted to, that's what it was then and see if they're going to much they there what some of their options you want to just make the do you and coordinate to add um of del new law who was joining us from damascus, thank you so much for joining us today. we appreciate it. thank you for telling me . thank you for having to south korea now where the in buffalo president unit foothill remains defiant, even as he faces grand pressure is a his decision to briefly impose marshall last week and his 1st televised appearance. in days. the president defended his actions and found to quote, flights to vi and on for the moon, who's on the criminal investigation insurrection looks set to face a 2nd impeachment vote in parliament on such as a demonstration continues to announce and launch numbers themselves to the non human being removed from all right, let's get the latest from gymnast fabia and

mick herron of the current lot is brilliant, too. >> do you know mick herron? he's the guy who writes the slow horses novels. i believe you have a connection with that show. >> yes, i do. have you watched "slow horses"? i don't know what channel it's on here. all right. i adore it. i think it's completely brilliant. in a way what herron has done, and will smith, the screenwriter, have created a new world of spying. it's the sort of anti-bond. they're wonderful because they're all so completely hopeless. they turned out to be rather good but they all smoke and fart all the time. the whole thing is a deliberate undermining of the kind of glinting 007 genre. it's completely brilliant, i think. i absolutely love it. i do have a connection. which is will smith, the screenwriter of that series, is writing the screenplay of this one. he's doing it at the moment. they're going to do a six-part series. it will be a day an episode, i think is how they're going to do it. it will be a gradual tick tock. >> do you get -- do you leave that to the pros? >> i haven't been told

. >> brian: i wouldn't be surprised if mick jagger calls ands you can use start me up. >> lawrence: thedent is going to be here, the event is completely sold out. you can watch on fox nation and see everything going to happen. we'll have the host of patriot awards, great sean hannity. i'm naming him. >> ainsley: our sixth year, it has been pete hegseth, when pete was asked to go to the white house, sean stepped up. >> brian: day two for the manhunt for the killing of brian thompson. >> steve: the killer left perhaps clues that could point to a motive or misdirect. >> ainsley: chanley painter has details, what is the latest? >> chanley: we're learning the shooter may have left a message on evidence found at the scene where brian thompson was gunned down outside a new york city hotel. police releasing this chilling sur surveillance video showing thompson raising his -- and the man raising his handgun. the man waited all night for the executives to walk by. >> i look and the guy cross and run. he was here on this corner the whole night. >> chanley: after the asarks assassination, the man j

many of them had a surname or were named margaret or maggie, so they just called all irish people mick or maggie. the previous name had been named maggie. they just called bridget their new made maggie anyway. that was even though her name was bridget. all right. now, here is where things happen. follow this pretty don't have to write it all down, but csi kind of person. august 2, 1892, the entire family including bridget the maid is suffering from intense stomach problems, vomiting, cramping and diarrhea. they had been eating old mutts and leftovers. we are going to move fast but follow it in your head. august 3rd, the next day, lizzie goes to a pharmacy key a working-class part of town where she normally wouldn't go and tries to buy from the pharmacist, the man named eli who will later testify about these events. she came in to buy prussic acid in low doses, which is used to make a bitter almond water to treat consumption or tuberculosis or diseases of the lungs. that is why a pharmacy would have it. in higher amounts, it is a fumigant and deadly poison. lizzie says, i'm not getting

bob dylan is one of those names like paul mccartney or mick jagger or elvis presley.ecades later. this movie doesn't demystify him. but when people and pop able to break through and retain quality, i think frank ocean does the same thing. you've got to revere these people in my opinion. because they figured it out. if you're sensitive enough to be great then you're smart enough to protect it, now he's got me as his folk warrior and i'm going out and spreading the gospel of bob. >> stephen: you've got to admire a guy who doesn't even show up to his own nobel prize ceremony. >> timothée: got a nobel prize in literature. didn't show up. >> stephen: i know you haven't met him yourself but he gave you a great nod. me opening soon called "a complete unknown." what a title. timothee chalamet is starring in the lead role, brilliant actors i'm sure he's going to be completely believable as me or younger me or some other me. the film is taken from "dylan does electric was quite a book that came out in 2015. it's a fantastic retelling of events from the early '60s that led up to

mick krever you want it? blue? everybody. it's all right with me. cause you make me feel.rand new. oh, yeah i want to spend my life with you. morgan, morgan singing let me say it. >> baby since we've been together. >> oh, loving you forever. is what i. need. that's it. let me be the one you come running to. >> come on, somebody help me! look, i'm be my true. >> would you help me say never? let's stay together. loving you. whether. whether times are. good or bad. and. happy or sad. all right. you. hey, you. hey! where the times of. or bad? happy or. sad? why? >> somebody. why the people break up? >> break up and do what? turn around and make up. >> that's it. i just can't. see you never do that to me. >> would you, baby? being around you? is all i can see. why would you help me sing? let. we are faithful. gather. that's it, that's it loving you. whether. come on. whether. we're times are good or bad. maia sandu let's stay together. come on. loving you. yeah. that's it. whether times are good or bad, happy or sad. you have me. say. let's. s. e. cupp. together. and then you,

about making sure that this evidence is preserved and one of the things that jack smith can do to mick's preserved is borrow a page from what we did and make sure that you submit as much as you can to the court and here the report and the information that's grand jury or arguably grand jury and how you're dealing with it can be given to jeb boasberg who is the chief judge of the d.c. district court. why give it to court? because the executive branch is not in charge of that and so that is a place that you can put documents, you can submit it as long as you have a valid good faith basis to the court and that is the way to make sure it is not destroyed. just note what liz cheney is saying is i'm concerned about making sure this evidence stays intact and is there for history and it's the exact opposite of what donald trump is saying in terms of there being destruction of evidence. >> yes. so let's get to destruction of evidence. the afternoon of january 20th any evidence that is still in the possession of the justice department donald trump could presumably just order destroyed over there

. >> mick jagger hosted on the skating rink of 30 rock. >> getting to do karaoke with the fu fightersit was a danceoff. >> everyone was dancing on tables. >> my hair got stuck on woody harrelson's sweater button. >> we were there until 5:00 in the morning. >> and we would crawl home to bed. >> seems like they have quite the time. be sure to catch us tomorrow at 12:00 eastern where i'm going to sit down with jon chu, the director of "wicked." that does it for me. "the readout" with joy reid is up next. >> tonight, on "the reedout" -- >> i, gerald r. ford, president of

. >> bitcoin is the star of the show is like mick jagger and ethereum is like keith richards.nd i think we will see a move and ethereum, when i first started recommending bitcoin on the show in 2019 and i said the institutions embrace it the floodgates would be open, now in july we had eight ethereum spot etf's approved, when you look at that it means $40 trillion that are held in retirement account that could not by ethereum or bitcoin for that matter have eight options to buy spot ethereum. it is not the store value necessarily that bitcoin is they call bitcoin a digital gold in their calling ethereum digital silver and i think it's going to coattail bitcoin ever get to see you double the sheer. a double in 2025. at the moment ethereum is a 26 most valuable asset. >> if you look at the inflow into etf last week there was $850 billion, million dollars that came in to the ethereum etf, bitcoin is getting all the attention but ethereum is in the back draft and we will see the move up from here. stuart: we got you on tape. thank you very much for joining us we will see you soon.

. >> david bowie, mick jagger billy joel, rod stewart, all famous all rich and all men. been pretty much dominated by men until the last few years. you're a heartbreaker pat benatar is hot. >> very hot. three albums in the past three years, all million sellers. and the latest album hit the top of the charts in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous tough and very sexy. we are young heartache to heartache. >> we stand no promises, no chabad. >> it appears to me that the one on stage is what i would picture a modern woman to be. someone who is aggressive and soft at the same time, has a lot of strength and conviction and can look good and still have brains. >> you would think that in the era of music becoming a visual form more than ever, that it would all be about objectification. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen meet the darlings of la's new music scene. >> the go-go's see the people walking down the street? >> unlike earlier girl groups such as the ronettes or the supremes, the go-go's write their own songs and play their own instruments

we are here to help and listen and to help to make sure that ai is applied to mick a difference on cybersecuritys absolutely something that matters to all of us because we live in a more connected world and in that connected world we can use technology for good but we also have to make sure it's developed in a way that's trustworthy, that is ethical, that includes all of us in its potential for prosperity so what i'm excited excited about us as we remind people that this whole nation effort to apply a eye to guess help make our lives better but also to make sure it's there for those who are defending our nation in cyberspace to apply aai in ways that fits the rest that are here and we have great risks that are out there. what i'm excited about for ai as it can make a difference for making us all more secure and create well-paying jobs also those that have meaning that something cyber defenders always lean into so we are here to say yes there are pretend he's across the nation in the private-sector also in civil society academia. definitely we are hiring. >> mike fiest to get your thoughts as wel

science writer mick west is debunking purported drone videos online. new jersey airspace is some of the busiest in the country, with videos surfacing from under newark, teterboro and new york flight paths. >> you get the details, the date, the time and the location. you can actually look up what was in the sky at that point and look at what direction they were looking in. and you can see that it was actually just a plane. >> the fbi says it has taken in about 5000 tips of purported drone sightings since this frenzy began, but has deemed only about 100 of those legitimate, enough for any follow up. this fixation on drones is also causing a concern for commercial flights. there's video surfacing online of flights being hit by laser pointers from the ground. that can temporarily blind pilots and can lead to a massive fine from the faa. the faa says it's investigating such incidents in new jersey, new york and pennsylvania. pete muntean, cnn, washington. >> donald trump's transition team is blasting a ruling that his hush money case should not be dismissed

to those senators, you need to mick sure your voices are a majority of this body.y that our children will not thank us for. god bless you all and tally >> jon tester, returning to montana where he is a third generation proud farmer, but for now, he signs off. so to him, we say god bless and tally to you. senator tester takes us off the air tonight. on that very beautiful note, i wish you all a very good and a very safe night. this is one of those nights where i think we all need to take a deep breath and look forward to the sun coming out tomorrow, but for now i'm signing off. from all of our colleagues across networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late with me. it has been quite a night. i will see you at the end of the day tomorrow. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour, really happy to have you here. >>> have you ever had an hr issue at work, human resources? i feel like the poor human resources people get a really bad rap. they have to deal with

and the fastest selling musical artist ever he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger. >> he's got the looks of a cowboy and the moves of a rock n roll star it sounded like rock n roll guitars and big drums and everybody's singing along. that's what people liked about rock shows. but here i come. >> as the act became maybe less twangy in their way that really just expanded their audience. artists like george strait or brooks and dunn, plenty of acts became massive over the last two years. >> country music has taken over the airwaves and the record charts with over $2 billion in sales and climbing as the boom in the music takes hold western wear dealers can't keep up with the demand. >> you've got kids, you've got a house payment, and these people are more like, you are than madonna is man. >> they're so much she hasn't done women in country was a huge thing in the 90s. >> you had reba mcentire martina mcbride, shelley wright the dixie chicks, shania twain let's go girls come on. i remember when shania twain came out, i was just obsessed with her. i thought it wa

. >> science writer and conspiracy expert mick west investigates possible drone sightings and says thatou can, too, if you get the details, the date, the time and the location, you can actually look up what was in the sky at that point and look at what direction they were looking in. >> and you can see that it was actually just a plane. >> we're on the boardwalk, the sun is set and the sky has really come alive. you can see almost why folks are reporting so many drone sightings off in the distance over the atlantic ocean. there i can see several planes. i'm corroborating here with the same app that they use over in the command center. this is called ads-b exchange, showing within about a 20 mile view, planes broadcasting their position live, there's an atlas air cargo flight that just left not too far away from here, going out over the atlantic ocean. there's a delta flight that's coming in over the atlantic, turning north to go into jfk, and then another really bright light above those two that is jupiter. but it's the things that cannot be explained so easily that have folks here real

. >> science writer and conspiracy expert mick west investigates possible drone sightings and says thatou can too, if you get the details, the date, the time and the location, you can actually look up what was in the sky at that point and look at what direction they were looking in. >> and you can see that it was actually just a plane. >> we're on the boardwalk. the sun is set and the sky has really come alive. you can see almost why folks are reporting so many drone sightings off in the distance over the atlantic ocean. there i can see several planes. i'm corroborating here with the same app that they use over in the command center. this is called ads-b exchange, showing within about a 20 mile view. planes broadcasting their position live. there's an atlas air cargo flight that just left not too far away from here, going out over the atlantic ocean. there's a delta flight that's coming in over the atlantic, turning north to go into jfk, and then another really bright light above those two that is jupiter. but it's the things that cannot be explained so easily that if folks here really

of homeland security say most cases of possible drones are, in fact manned aircraft science writer mick west is debunking purported drone videos online. new jersey airspace is some of the busiest in the country, with videos surfacing from under newark, teterboro and new york flight paths. >> you get the details, the date, the time and the location. >> you can actually look up what was in the sky at that point and look at what direction they were looking in. and you can see, you know, that it was actually just a plane. >> tonight, we're getting this new figure from the national security council. the fbi says it's taken in about 5000 tips of purported drone sightings since this frenzy began, but has deemed only about 100 of those sightings legitimate enough for follow up. there is also this fixation on drones, leading to a concern for commercial flights, and the faa is now investigating laser strikes, laser pointers being pointed at planes from the ground. the faa says it's investigating those incidents in new jersey, new york and pennsylvania. erin. >> all right, pete, thank you very muc