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shout out to my mentor, mike brown. may he rest in peace. i got a call from mike brown. he asked me, was i open to working with kids still? because i was working with kids over there in my neighborhood and i said, yeah. and then he was like, call this man named rudy. and i was like, rudy. i'm like, i only know one. you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a part of a positive environment is a blessing. yeah. you want to talk about that negative environment. negative environment was just growing up being a part of a neighborhood, you know, doing things to feel accepted. you know, not getting the right nurturing love at hom. so you step out your comfort zone to go get it from friends or you know, to when you just want to be loved, bro. it don't matter what environment you're

kings have won eight of their last ten since replacing mike brown with doug christie.heir earlier meeting this season, the kings beat the dubs by 30. warriors ravaged by injuries. they play a lot of close games. they lose a lot of close games. the kings know this is the perfect time to take advantage of a struggling opponent. >> obviously, you don't want to be that team that you know lets a team right their wrongs. so we have to go in and obviously continue to play the way we play them. but like i said, you want to you want to in this league, you got to be able to kick teams while they're down. >> so harsh. jimmy butler has been suspended yet again by the miami heat. this time it's two games for missing a team flight. before that. you know, conduct detrimental to the team. butler came back from the seven game suspension. he demanded a trade. the phoenix suns are the team to look out for here. they're expected to make a strong offer for a deal to acquire butler. the a's they've added a hall of famer to their staff. dave stewart will serve as a special assistant for play

that's the dais, and that's mike brown. at some point jd vance will come in and preside over the senate as his capacity as president of the senate. in the old days we used to see the vice president preside all the time. that doesn't happen much any more except for big occasions or when they think they need a tie-breaking vote. they will announce the nays and. yays, as i indicated, you had pete hegseth come to the capital tonight. we hollered to see if he was going to meet with anybody. maybe try to get someone at the last moment -- tillis talked to pete hegseth for two hours today and settled his concerns. there was a letter sent where he went to chapter and verse through this affidavit that dealt with some of the allegations of sexual misconduct which hegseth has denied and went through point by point and said, this is what happened. and happening senator tillis understand this. at some point you are going to have a new secretary of defence. he will be the 29th secretary of defence. and this is not all for the senate tonig

i separated them, and i asked mike brown to show me a well that he'd just dug in the back of his property killed him. kate snow (voiceover): holbert also admits to another victim, number six, american expat jeffrey klein. holbrook claims he died when the two got into a fight out on a boat. too afraid to go to authorities, holbert came up with his own solution for getting rid of the body. so i just panicked, took it home, and buried it. and then, of course, over the next couple of days, i built a little picnic area over it. i know it's horrible and stupid. it was definitely the wrong thing to do. but i never had been in that situation before. i didn't know what to do. i've never tried to paint myself as a good guy. i'm not. i'm a bad guy. i'm getting what i deserve. but there's nothing i can say. i am sorry. but i can do nothing to bring those people back, especially cher hughes, who was an innocent person. kate snow (voiceover): holbert repeatedly says he's sorry for what he's done, and he does shed tears, but not for the victims-- for his wife, laura, who he says is innocent. if she was

shout out to my mentor, mike brown. may he rest in peace. i got a call from mike brown.ked me, was i open to working with kids still? because i was working with kids over there in my neighborhood and i said, yeah. and then he was like, call this man named rudy. and i was like, rudy. i'm like, i only know one. you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a part of a positive environment is a blessing. yeah. you want to talk about that negative environment. negative environment was just growing up being a part of a neighborhood, you know, doing things to feel accepted. you know, not getting the right nurturing love at hom. so you step out your comfort zone to go get it from friends or you know, to when you just want to be loved, bro. it don't matter what environment you're in. i

alvin brown, member mike graham who lived in wichita for 20 years. we have tom chapman.tsb headquarters is just 1 mile from here. and so we are all here this is anth all hands on deck event. and we are here to assure the american people we are going to leave no stone unturned in this investigation. we are going to conduct a thorough investigation of this entire tragedy.s looking at the facts. now, with that i want to level set. when we go to the scene and we were here last night. we allow the responders to do their important safety commission in this case was search, rescue and recovery we stand back to allow them to do their important safety mission. and so this for us is our first full day on scene with our entire crew coming together we haveit nearly 50 people on scene in addition to resources back at headquarters in our labs and throughout the agency. so, with that said we are not going to get into specific facts in this press conference. i want to level set here. we are going to get into investigative process as t we ae able to confirm factual information we will pr

we have vice chairman alvin brown, member mike graham, who lived in wichita for 20 years.nd so we are all here because this is an all hands on deck event, and we're here to assure the american people that we are going to leave no stone unturned in this investigation. we are going to conduct a thorough investigation of this entire tragedy. looking at the facts. now, with that, i want to level set when we go to the scene. and we were here last night, we allow the responders to do their important safety mission, which in this case was search and rescue and recovery. we stand back to allow them to do their important safety mission. and so this for us is our first full day on scene with our entire crew coming together. we have about nearly 50 people on scene, and in addition to our resources back at headquarters, in our labs and throughout the agency. so with that said, we are not going to get into specific facts in this press conference. i want to level set here. we're going to get into our investigative process as we are able to confirm factual information. we will provide th

. >> hakeem jefferies. >> jeffries. >> brown lee. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. buchanan. >> mikenson. budzinski. jeffries. burchett. >> the gentleman from louisiana -- >> johnson. burleson. >> johnson. >> johnson. bynum. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. calvert. >> johnson. >> johnson. kammock. >> johnson. >> johnson. carbajal. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. carrie. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. carson. carson. carter of georgia. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. carter of louisiana. >> hakeem jefferies. >> jeffries. carter of texas. johnson. kasar. >> jeffries. case. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. caston. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. castro of texas. jeffries. >> jeffries. >> mccormick. >> jeffries. >> two. >> jeffries. cisco money. >> mike johnson. >> cisneros. >> jeffries. >> clark of massachusetts. jeffries. clark of new york. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. cleaver. jeffries. klein. johnson. cloud. cloud. clybourne. >> jeffries. >> clyde. clyde.: cohan. jeffries. coal. johnson. collins. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. comer. >> johnson. >> conaway. jeffries. connolly. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. c

finally, your patriots john hiring former player of theirs mike vrabel, as their new head coach. vrabel was the browns consultant this season. he was head coach of the titans for six seasons before that coach of the year there in 2021. john, i can just tell you your patriots, they're going to be tough as nails. i had to play against vrabel and we're in buffalo. he's on punt team because belichick always played their defensive starters. i blocking him. he can't get off the block. good job koi. next thing i know he reaches up under my facemask, starts choking me in the middle of the play. i started like laughing and smiling. he starts laughing and smiling. he is a beast and i think you are going to love the way product that he puts out onto that field with their terms of their emotion. it's going to be awesome. >> i'm not sure i could love it as much as that story because that story was awesome. it was a friendly joke from mike vrabel, who now holds the most important job in all of new england. coy wire, thank you very much. a brand new hour of cnn news central starts now breaking news this morning. >>

mike johnson. johnson. bonamici. jeffries. bost. johnson boyle of pennsylvania. jeffries. racine. johnson. bresnahan johnson. johnson brown. hakeem. jeffries. jeffries. brownlee. jeffries. jeffries. buchanan. mike. johnson. johnson. brodzinsky. jeffries. burgett. gentlemen. johnson. burleson. johnson bynum. jeffries. jeffries. calvert. johnson. johnson. cammack mike. johnson. johnson. >> while the voting is going on, there were two individuals, two republicans that were holdouts who were waiting to see how they voted. congressman tim burchett of tennessee and congressman eric burlison of missouri. and both of them did vote for speaker johnson. so that's just worth noting. >> carter of georgia, mike johnson, johnson. carter of louisiana. jeffrey jeffries, carter of texas. johnson. khuza'a jeffries. jeffries case. jeffries. kasten. jeffries. castor of florida. jeffries. castro of texas. jeffries. schiff. mccormack. jeffries. chu. hakeem. jeffries. jeffries. cisco. mani. mike. johnson. johnson. cisneros jeffries. clark of massachusetts. jeffries. clark of new york. hakeem. jeffries. jeffries. cleaver jeffries. klein johnson. cloud clo

we have vice chairman alvin brown, member mike graham, who lived in wichita for 20 years.e also have member tom chapman, the ntsb headquarters is just a mile from here. and so we are all here because this is an all hands on deck event, and we're here to assure the american people that we are going to leave no stone unturned in this investigation. we are going to conduct a thorough investigation of this entire tragedy, looking at the facts. now, with that, i want to level set. when we go to the scene. and we were here last night, we allow the responders to do their important safety mission, which in this case was search and rescue and recovery. we stand back to allow them to do their important safety mission. and so this for us is our first full day on scene with our entire crew coming together. we have about nearly 50 people on scene, and in addition to our resources back at headquarters, in our labs and throughout the agency. so with that said, we are not going to get into specific facts in this press conference. i want to level set here. we're going to get into our inves

mike and senator scott wiener and others. >> (clapping) i'd like to welcome mayor london breed and acknowledge former mayors willie brown and frank skwornd and art and the families of former dianne feinstein and others here today. >> (clapping) i want to acknowledge the board of supervisors the san francisco board of education and the san francisco core and so many of our esteemed current and you firm or former elected officials at the city, state, and national level and more importantly all of the many everyday san franciscans here today (clapping.) wow. >> the view from here amazinge as far as the eyes can see i can tell you that hope takes encourage required sdlirn people that worked on the toughest challenges know that is from you full of progress. and that's if you're willing to pick yourselves up and fight on the odds of that heartbreak will be great healing this is what san franciscans are all become the greatest minds advocates arts and scientists and all of us together i'm u i know that we can create the conditions for communities businesses and families to thrive (clapping.) and i met the mayor in 2005 i was a you

mike and senator scott wiener and others. >> (clapping) i'd like to welcome mayor london breed and acknowledge former mayors willie brown and frank skwornd and art and the families of former dianne feinstein and others here today. >> (clapping) i want to acknowledge the board of supervisors the san francisco board of education and the san francisco core and so many of our esteemed current and you firm or former elected officials at the city, state, and national level and more importantly all of the many everyday san franciscans here today (clapping.) wow. >> the view from here amazing. there are people filled are hope as far as the eyes can see i can tell you that hope takes encourage required sdlirn people that worked on the toughest challenges know that is from you full of progress. and that's if you're willing to pick yourselves up and fight on the odds of that heartbreak healing franciscans are all become the greatest minds advocates arts and scientists and all of us together i'm u i know that we can create the conditions for communities businesses and families to thrive (clapping.) and i met the mayor in 2005 i was a y

this is cnn breaking news. >> hello, i'm pamela brown in washington, and you are in the cnn newsroom on this very busy day in washington right now, speaker mikeon is fighting to stay in power as the house is set to vote in just about an hour. on whether he keeps his job. and really, no one knows what's going to happen at this moment. it's unclear if he has the votes, even with donald trump's endorsement. now, johnson is adamant that he won't make deals with fellow republicans to lock down votes. they hold

brown, thank you very much for your time tonight, sir. that is "all in" on this thursday night. s the question is will mike joinsen be the speaker of the house? >> how much confidence do you have that you will have the necessary votes to retain the gavel? h >> we're going to get this done. i'm humbled and honored to have president trump's endorsement for the role again as well as the endorsement of leaders across the conservative spectrum and the republican party. all my colleagues that are standing with us, and we will get this done. we live in very serious times. we cannot afford any palace drama here. >>> great conversation. have yourself a great night. tomorrow at noon eastern, the 119th session of congress >> well, he's super right about living in very serious times. unfortunately for speaker johnson, tomorrow is almost bound to be filled with palace drama. and that drama will be televised. you'll note most of the year, only the cameras run by the house itself are allowed into the house chamber, which is why no matter how dramatic the issue being discussed, footage of congress almost always looks thm

. >> hello, i'm pamela brown in washington, and you are in the cnn newsroom on this very busy day in washington right now, speaker mike johnson is fighting to stay in power as the house is set to vote in just about an hour. on whether he keeps his job. and really, no one knows what's going to happen at this moment. it's unclear if he has the votes, even with donald trump's endorsement. now, johnson is adamant that he won't make deals with fellow republicans to lock down votes. they hold one of the slimmest majorities ever, just two nos could cost johnson the gavel. and there's already one no. with congressman massie and a handful of republicans that are undecided. and one, as i noted, is a hell no. >> i am the one. hell no. you know, they say there's up to 5 or 6 who may be voting no. you can count on me to be a no. you can pull all my fingernails out. you can shove bamboo up in them. you can start cutting off my fingers. i am not voting for mike johnson. >> and let's get straight to cnn's manu raju on capitol hill. manu, speaker johnson was feeling very upbeat this morning about his chances. but do the votes match hi

former player, mike vrabel to be their new head coach, replacing jerod mayo, another former patriots player who was let go after one season. vrabel served as a consultant for the browns this season, was head coach for the titans for six seasons. before that, he was coach of the year in 2021. there's five head coaching vacancies remaining. casey and i will just say having played against vrabel, the patriots are getting a some one tough cookie in that locker room now. he tried to choke me out on the field one time during the game. yeah oh, no i don't know how i feel about that. >> but here congrats on the bills man. that was awesome. awesome win for them. thank you. yes. fingers crossed coy wire appreciate it. i'll see you soon i hope. all right. all right. coming up in our next hour on cnn this morning, from us-china relations to a.i. and trump's second term. a new report breaks down some of the biggest threats to the world in 2025. plus, unimaginable loss. thousands of homes and buildings turned to ash as fire crews reach a critical stage of trying to contain the raging fires in california. it was like literally a nightmare. >> um, i was hoping that there would our h

mike, opened the show reading in silence their own copies of "inner excellence." and this week, yes, the five-year-old self-help book skyrocketed to number one on the amazon list of best sellers. a.j. brownr first low goes to tuning into the livestream of this week's action at the australian open only to find an animated game of wii nintendo. the australian open sold broadcast rights to media companies around the world limiting its own capabilities. tennis australia got creative putting the tournament on a two-minute delayed animated version of the matches using tracking cameras and a.i., a work around that falls within their rights. yes, fans are saying the players looked very similar to characters from nintendo's wii tennis. animation is not perfect so daniel medvedev, racket floating in midair and slamming of it into the net does lose its intensity in the cartoon version. players enjoying the alternate broadcast. madison keys shared a clip of her character doing a backflip. laugh if you will, but the tournament reports it drew 95,000 streams this week compared to 140,000 at the same time last year. >>> our next high goes to the man whose brilliant home-spun innovation puts him in the

brown, thank you so much. i will be finishing that. thank you for joining us tonight. cnn news night with abby phillip is up next. >> tonight phoning a friend. mike johnson keeps the speaker's gavel after appearing to lose it by getting an assist from the president elect, plus paycheck to paycheck. the top democrat in the house wears two hats cheering cooperation to put down our partisan swords while making fun of maga. >> there are no election deniers on our side of the aisle. >> also, woke enabled terror. a top republican lawmaker says agencies aren't focused enough on protecting the homeland because they're too focused on something else. and pinot morte. the surgeon general recommends your bottle of wine is served with a revised warning about your health. live at the table brian lanza, jordan k colvin, mondaire jones, gail huff brown and adam kinzinger. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. upheld tonight. donald trump is still a convicted felon. after a new york judge said his convictions were lawfully

mike waltz. >> the modern tradition of attending a worship service began with fdr in 1933, anderson? >> pamela brown is waiting at st. john's church awaiting the president's arrival. >> we had police officers on motorcycle so we are expecting the soon to be vice president jd vance and his family to be arriving here shortly but so far we've seen some of president-elect trump's family arrived. of course, we expect more to arrive, including president-elect trump and his wife melania trump . as you can see, there's a lot of activity right now behind me. this is a much smaller crowd than what we saw eight years ago for trump's first inauguration. it's much more simple and traditional in terms of the service. i'm told that trump's team wanted to go back to the traditional roots with no sermon when president roosevelt started this tradition, 92 years ago. i'm told the service will be based on morning prayer with psalms and other passages, no sermon and the opening hymn will be oh god our help. i spoke to the reverend at st. john's who said, the service today will be explicitly nonpartisan. he says he wants

mike and senator scott wiener and others. >> (clapping) i'd like to welcome mayor london breed and acknowledge former mayors willie brown andformer dianne feinstein and others here today. >> (clapping) i want to acknowledge the board of supervisors the san francisco board of education and the san francisco core and so many of our esteemed current and you firm or former elected officials at the city, state, and national level and more importantly all of the many everyday san franciscans here today (clapping.) wow. >> the view from here amazing. there are people filled are hope as far as the eyes can see i can tell you that hope takes encourage required sdlirn people that worked on the toughest challenges know that is from you full of progress. and that's if you're willing to pick yourselves up and fight on the odds of that heartbreak will be great healing this is what san franciscans are all become the greatest minds advocates arts and scientists and all of us together i'm u i know that we can create the conditions for communities businesses and families to thrive (clapping.) and i met the mayor i was a young pesticide trans

browns, knocking blacks. he is the 47th president, but his agenda and arena is being examined. host: this is from mike, mike in california, republican line. go ahead. caller: yeah, it was excellent. the difference between biden and trump is that trump puts the american people first, and america knows it. biden never, ever put the american people first. he put them last. he did you not even consider them. that's evidence when he opened the wars, first thing he did. the reason he did that, and i'm a social studies teacher by the way, but the reason he did that is both malicious and it was political. he sees those invaders as potential democrats. host: so when it comes to the president being sworn in yesterday, what do you think about that event yesterday? caller: i thought it was excellent. i thought he hit a lot of high points. it was very reflective of where the american people are, what they want. i think he as a president does a great service to america. really bringing the elite liberal media down in terms of their impact on the political scene, serving as the offensive team to the left. i love the