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robert o'brien.u for your time, you heard what nate foyt said -- nate foy said, hamas they hide behind schools and hospitals as illegal under international rules of law as you know better than i am and yet. i don't hear that kind of criticism from the biden administration, or the qataris or egyptians they would rather about after israel. which in my opinion has done a great job of upholding the law, why do they find palm with israel? >> you know it is amazing, that you listed off a series of war crimes. they are war crimes. they are committed by hamas, anyone who killed as a result thank that responsibility goes to hamas. and yet, we hear vice president harris and president, we hear kirby and we hear lloyd austin lecturing the israelis on they have to follow the law of war. international humanitarian law, if i were an israeli wowould be annoyed ad at a minimum and insulted after 9/11, we took on isis, the israelis did not lecture us. they knew we are a democracy we have the rule of law like israel fo

stephen o'brien, in the 7th of october. stephen o'brien. the — in the 7th of october.he 7th of october. stephen o'brien, the former united - in the 7th of october. stephen - o'brien, the former united nations 0'brien, the former united nations undersecretary general for humanitarian affairs. undersecretary general for humanitarian affairs. russia's president vladimir putin says his country will never back down in its war against ukraine, as he addressed the nation in a new year's eve speech. ukraine came under attack from russian air strikes again overnight, mainly in the eastern kharkiv region. ukraine has disputed russia's claim it was targeting military targets in its latest attack on the, with kyiv claiming "not a single one was hit". here's our correspondent james waterhouse in kyiv. in a week where we saw its biggest ever aerial bombardment, we saw ukraine respond. then russia hit back. and it seems the northeastern city of kharkiv over the past 48 to 48 hours has really bore the brunt, with several dozens of missiles landing in the city, causing extensive damage

o'brien? big night tonight, huh?ah. >> lot of pressure. >> so they say. >> my suggestion was to have everybody that you say hi to say -- >> hey, you better be as good as leletterman! >> i'll gigive it a shshot. >> do do do! happy music. then i go in my dressing room. >> you're on, mr. o'brien. >> now, or do i have a minute? >> right now. >> ouch. >> the first night, we were walking on air the entire show. >> we're on tv! >> calm yourself, you're a professional now, we can't act like guys that are too young to be on tv. >> lettermrman was iroron and i detached. that was the answer to carson. this show needs to be sillier. >> w we did thisis bit wherere played bill clinton. maybe my favorite moment in my whole career. >> what you got there in that mug? >> uh -- you wouldn't be interested, mr. president, it's just some e hot, creamamy cocoa >> creamam of cocoa,a, i love i let's s have some.e. >> just t the kind o of idiocy cocould have n never done on "saturday night live." >> all right, , here you g go, president. >> s

he did not face a journalist, but sat down with conan o'brien on his podcast. >> if you stay connectedt embarrassed you when you were a kid, speech impediment, being awkward, my list goes on and on and ones having weird hair and a weird name. >> i would trade for your hair. >> it velcros off, i will mail this wig tomorrow. >> harris: i want that time back. [laughter] >> emily: yes. >> michele: i hear you, you just waste our time with discussion about hair. white house can spin this any way they want, this is putting the president in position to use a charm offensive instead of tackling the real issues, everyone can see through it. we all know this man is incapable, not strong, not a leader, being led by puppeteers behind the scenes. >> harris: i know more about conan o'brien's weave, not the doctrine of the president's foreign policy. >> ian: limited time i've seen conan o'brien it is with dana carvy, he is good with impressions, which would be more entertaining than watching biden himself. >> kellyanne: biden had seven interviews one-on-one with a journalist this year, first, lester h

jim o'brien is assistant secretary of state for europe and eurasian affairs. a position he began after been beingconfirmed earlier this mon. i don't think you have quite been on the job a month yet. formerly was a career state department officers are to previous demonstrations of special presidential envoy. notably mr. o'brien was a first presidential envoy for hostage affairs from 2015 until 2017 he helped establish the office of work for the safe return of 100 american citizens but of the course of his career at the state department is let a large and successful sanctions program vibes our peace negotiations in europe scientific environmental agreements and initiatives to investigate and prosecute persons for war crimes without mr. o'brien i will turn it over to you and thank you for joining us today. >> think it madam chair ranking member. and it's a privilege should be here i am pleased you asked me thank you for legislating that we had to put this strategy together and engaging with our partners i'm being as involved in pushing us to develop a strategic a

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an episode of conan o'brien's podcast conan o'brien needs a friend the interview marks a presidents firstppeared in 60 minutes in october. the lowest of any president since ronald reagan when former president trump at 243 interviews, your reaction. >> this is in the basement campaign all over again because biden with the softball interview talking about his hair i would not be surprised if he's talking about is ice cream flavor. this is why were in the situation were in because there are no heavy hitting interviews or joe biden he refuses to come on fox he's barely done any townhall interviews and he is basically a failure as a president at this point in time and even going forward i just don't think were going to see any other interviews that are hard-hitting. maria: it looks like it's been working the basement strategy. >> the more time he spends away from the camera, the better for him it's clear given this one. >> you talking as a whole other reason to avoid the camera, there is a reason he cannot go one with anybody unless he's talking about ice cream. if yes answer the tough questio

we'll ask trump former national security advisor robert o'brien.nator tommy tuberville. he is going to tell us why he owned his hold on military promotions in the senate, even though, even though i think mr. tuberville was right on the principle and a lot of people agree with that. anyway senator tuberville coming, national security advisor robert o'brien coming. me, i'm just sitting around hanging out. i love economic growth. growth wins elections.ro ♪. l to a physician specialist about axonics therapy. you can even try it first to see if it works for you. visit findrealrelief.com to get started. after advil: let's dive in! but...what about your back? it's fineeeeeeee! [splash] before advil: advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. meet the jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banke

>> whit: jay o'brien with those late details tonight. thank you. >>> now, to the israel-hamas war, and a top aide to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu visiting the white house. this, as israel says it is close to taking down a has gh north. here's abc ice brit israel again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, as israel says they are close to dismantling hamas battalions in northern gaza, a top adviser to prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington to discuss the conflict and return of the hostages. the idf now expanding their fight in the south, conducting heavy bombardments. rescuers searching for survivors after a strike until khan yunis, southern gaza's largest city. and the death toll continuing to soar, after an israeli air strike hit al maghazi refugee camp in central gaza sunday. more than 100 kills. images appearing to show israeli soldiers rounding up detainees, stripped to their underwear in gaza city, including two small children and a disabled man. the soldiers directing them into the center of the soccer stadium. ab

here's abc's jay o'brien at the white house. >> reporter: tonight, new images from u.s. air strikes on an iran-affiliated militia after a christmas day attack on u.s. forces in iraq that left three service members injured, one of them critically. those retaliatory strikes coming just hours after the u.s. erbil air base was hit with a self-detonating drone in northern iraq. president biden briefed on the attack, immediately afterward ordering the reprisal. tonight, u.s. officials say those precision air strikes likely killed a number of militants affiliated with the group kataib hezbollah, part of a network of iran-backed groups in the region that have been targeting u.s. forces over washington's support for israel. >> this is very prevalent amongst the iranians. it's how they conduct business, and it's very messy, because they're using forces that sometimes don't actually take direct orders, but ultimately, it's to push back against the influence of the united states. >> reporter: in a statement, secretary of defense lloyd austin saying he and president biden "will not h

ambassador robert o'brien was trump's national security adviser.oining us. what's your take on what went down this morning there in the red sea? >> well, first, jason, let me wish you and julie a very happy new year, and and i want to ec ecosomething congressman mike waltz asked for and that is, mr. president, president biden, free rich alkonis. let him come home to his family for the new year's. it'll be a gift to the american people, to his family and the navy. we've turned a tragic car accident into a tragedy for his family and the navy, so let rich come home, and that'd be a new year's president for the american people, mr. president. and we'd like to have him back. and i know his family and britney would love to have him back, and jason, you've highlighted this story for many months now. it's an important story, and it's important that rich get home to his family. so i echo mike waltz in asking the president to exercise his clemency power, his mercy e and let rich come home. let me talk about the iran situation thissen morning. look, the houth

just a few pieces of coral on to the next dive. >> our thanks there to jay o'brien. in case you were wondering, do they even have the rights to some of these shipwrecks? well, the law of fines can apply, which means basically it's finders keepers. if it's been down there long enough. and the owners of the ship aren't looking for anything . >> so there are as many as not really breaking any laws. there are 10,000 shipwrecks in north america alone. i had no idea that this actually happened. it's not just indiana jones and there's some controversy behind it here, there from the smithsonian and some historians that are not in favor of this. >> so exciting. >> can't just go to the beach if you're in the florida keys. i would do if i was there right now. >> all right. coming up, is there a right way to eat a candy cane? wait, what? we're going to tell you maybe show you two. >> you deserve better than that. i'm hungry. >> i'm in a hurry. i don't have time to make anything healthy. >> you could if you had a blendjet blendjet. >> it's the portable blender that makes the heal

. >> brian: some things are incoherent that went on and i wonder if conan o'brien would call him out.s we're talking about, trump's lead gets bigger, the brand new fox business polls are out and reveal former president hitting 50% in iowa and what is happening with second and third? we'll share that with you. we have a voter panel, three wonderful people. plus, president biden sits down with conan o'brien in a hard-hitting interview, in a way, topics include why joe is jealous of the comedians hair and reflect on irish heritage and we are willing to play it back. and allen houston joins us live, inspiring young people from all walks of life to be vocal in their communities and he'll tell me if i have a shot of going on to the pros and joining the knicks at least coming off the bench. get up, get dressed, stay within yourself and make the music louder, roll the animation and take a wide shot. [ "i'll be seeing you" by the five satins ] the mercedes-benz holiday love celebration is here. come in now for the exceptional offers you're bound to love, now, through january 2nd. my active pso

reporter john o'brien covered the case for syracuse. com. >> some customers had come in and didn't realize she wasn't there until they had been there for a while. they flagged down a deputy who knew heidi. >> heidi's sister lee so woke up that morning to very bad news. >> in my aunt was on the machine and she said, heidi is missing. >> missing. >> we saw her the night before when she delivered our easter baskets and she had her usual goofiness. >> it was shocking that an 18-year-old girl could just disappear like that on easter morning. >> the convenience store was strung with crime scene tape by the time her sister arrived. >> i just felt like i was watching a movie. >> inside the store, not promising. they found heidi's purse, her car keys, money undisturbed in the register. no signs of a struggle and her car was parked in the lot. >> i just remember sitting and watching. i didn't know what to do. >> the community made a find heidi volunteer command center at the old firehouse, while the authorities readied their first news alert. >>

former national security advise rare robert o'brien will talk with me about henry kissinger later. but with all that, i would like to begin with a discuss about how donald trump's bankers blew up the letitia james, case against the former president. that is right. couple deutsche bank folks, who have been lending millions of dollars to trump and the trump organization, down through the years, absolutely destroyed the stupid left wing new york socialist attack on mr. trump. brilliant jonathan will be here later. but, in not legal terms, number of deutsche bank employees, the story, they told new york judge, they made millions of dollars from mr. trump's businesses and saw no fraud in the loans they approved, they told the judge that trump repaid his loans with interest, there was never a concern that trump defrauded the bank and unveiled a parade of e-mails going back years where bankers praise for the trumps and their businesses. bankers story goes back to 2011. that is 12 years ago, regarding renovation of the dural golf club near miami that was a success story. bankers testified

o'brien was later arrested in rohnert park. she's now in the sonoma county jail. a san jose man in jail tonight after he's found with an illegal gun and drugs. investigators say the man was also wanted for domestic violence. he was stopped and arrested around midnight on the corner of saint john and fort streets in san jose. the illegal drugs and gun were found in his home. in san francisco. a 2 story house engulfed in flames forces the shutdown of several streets this morning. firefighters responding to the homes on judah street around 7 13th avenue to 11th avenue closed while crews contain the flames. the fire was put out around 8 o'clock this morning. all right. let's get you a check of your forecast tonight as we take a live look from our mount tam cam across the bay area tonight. pretty clear out there. also very chilly long. joining us now to look, hey, gayle. >> hello, daniel. mostly clear skies. some partly cloudy skies elsewhere around the bay area. so the pens where you are. so it's a lot warmer than it was last night. notice we have a system to our nort

john brown, i mean, john o'brien will discuss lincoln's use of religious symbolism in the address. and then ed epstein will talk about how lincoln's two minute speech at gettysburg changed american political oratory forever. after that, all members will be invited to offer their own thoughts and questions, to the discussion. i will be tonight's moderator. i will ask that everybody used the little hand raise icon to begin this, but we will allow people to open up the microphones during that period. and please remember, obviously, always remain respectful. i will begin with the gettysburg address. four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation or any nation so conceived and dedicated can long endure. we are met on a great battlefield of that war. we have come to dedicate a portion of that field as a final resting place for those who gave their lives that their nation might live. it has alto

thank you very much, robert o'brien joining us on all of that. robert, thank you. and good to see you. and we know, john kirby, john, was asked by peter doocy and his response there is no daylight between the vice president and the president on gaza, and the stance they continue to take. >> john: he said a lot of things in the answer to peter doocy, and he said it all with a straight face to his credit. but clearly a lot more pressure coming israel's way as we get closer to voting next year, and the fact that arab american voters are rapidly abandoning president biden. so, see how this goes. here is a story for you. a detransitioning woman in florida, she's 20 years old, claims she was rushed into hormone therapy when she was just 14. now she is fighting back, and she's opening up about it in a new documentary. kelsey is here to share isabelle's story, coming up next. plus this. >> boy, oh, thanks -- >> sandra: ok. one of the latest tiktok trends out there, taking on out of control tip culture. now customers may be starting to push back. jimmy is here, i wonder wha

>> jay o'brien from the white house tonight.ay, thank you. >>> we turn now to donald trump's new demand overnight to drop the federal investigation into his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. the former president and his lawyers insisting presidential immunity protects him from prosecution, but that is up for debate in the courts and abc's ike ejiochi with what the former president is saying tonight. >> tonight, donald trump doubling down on his lawyers' arguments that he should be immune from prosecution in his federal election interference case. the former president posting on social media, i was doing my duty as president. i did not nothing wrong. in a 71-page filing overnight trump's attorneys demanding immunity writing under our system of separated powers, the judicial branch cannot sit in judgment over a president's official acts. trump's lawyers contend no current or former president should be prosecuted for official acts unless he is first impeached and convicted by the senate. congress acquitted trump in his two imp

jay o'brien abc news, washington. >> a pro-palestine protest took place in downtown san francisco as an attempt to disrupt holiday shoppers. there will be free palestine. hundreds of protesters marched down market street toward bustling union square, calling for an immediate end to the war between israel and hamas. at about 130, traffic had come to a halt near powell street, where the protesters encountered police. at one point, police advised shoppers to avoid the area after demonstrators became rowdier. now, multiple demonstrators were arrested at that protest. union square experienced some vandalism, including graffiti, but police were able to disperse the crowd. the tree in union square was start tonight. it was not clear if it was a result of that protest, but a hindu temple in newark is the focus of a hate crime investigation. police say yesterday morning they received a report of graffiti at the shri swaminarayan mandir hindu temple on cedar boulevard. temple leaders believe the vandalism was intended to intimidate them. investigators aren't releasing the content of that graff

they didn't come to blows and i hoped that it was a chance for john o'brien and mullin to. i wanted apprised of where he's standing politically because he isn't endorsing any candidate just yet. i thought that would be a gimme with joe biden that's largely where the teamsters go to the democrat, but he's meeting with them all and that's going to continue for a little while now. take a look. >> we're open to support any candidate, whether there's a d, i, or r next to their name and one of the reasons we're going through the historical process. the teamsters inviting and any all, not only myself, but our members, we should be yetting out the best candidates to represent our members and restore a strong middle class in america. >> so you're saying that donald trump could be among those you're consider supporting. >> that's why we're going to bring them in, is ask the tough questions, and there's a lot of rhetoric and inconsistencies and we want to make sure to drill down and let our members know what that conversation was and is going to be, let them know what the questions ar

o'brien. >> i agree with both leon and stephen. early morning on the west coast, so it's nice to be later in the afternoon. often time go on tv, fox, one of networks my wife always tells me, such a debbie downer, no good news there. i'm glad you asked the question because at the end of the day i still believe like ronald reagan said, we are the last best hope of mankind on the earth and women can't unearth. we cut freedom, free men and free women, free markets. we could ingenuity, innovation. there's no one here as bad as or polarization is a need to be concerned about it, no one is trying to get out of america. people are flooding here because i want a piece of what we've got. and so i will end up the way ronald reagan talked about in the cold war. how will the cold war in? ronald reagan said we when they lose. that's how i feel about china, i feel that russia, wakefield iran and north korea. we went, the malign actors, dictators and tyrants, the terrorists lose. it will be tough sledding between now and then and we need the coura

convicted naomi o'brien has been convicted for child abuse .so for inciting child abuse. so here's from de—man here's a statement from de—man aiden of the greater manchester police's online child abuse investigation team. this is a significant result for what is a very vulnerable and innocent four year old child who was subjected to multiple counts of abuse, but also for all the other children community other children in the community who subject to who could have been subject to similar offending by a predatory female who was inciting others to commit acts of sexual harm against the most vulnerable in society. but there was no predatory female in this case, and the police know that . and and the police know that. and nor is there any legal obugafion nor is there any legal obligation for them to refer to o'brien as a woman. that's a fact that not many people realise . now, the guidance for realise. now, the guidance for the police is muddled at best and practised is completely inconsistent across the country. a freedom of information request by

and president biden sitting down for an interview with comedian conan o'brien. >> the other guy saysh. >> the other guy, i like that he he's the other guy. [laughter] he is like voldemort now. his name shall not be mentioned. >> well. [laughter] >> good point. >> yeah. i plead guilty. >> carley: that moment coming during otherwise softball interview with conan o'brien for his podcast. the latest celebrity interview the president has sat for after also speaking with drew bear more last year. i remember that interview when he spoke with drew bear more and now speaking with conan o'brien. >> i don't remember the drew barrymore, forgive me. >> biggest headline he shall not be named not saying that trump is evil. i don't know how he feels about trump probably evil i think the president owes to us recap use the bull i didn't pulpit this is why you should vote for me look what i have done and i'm going to do is that the one we are getting why looking out for taiwan. conservation president xi guaranteed going into taiwan. >> carley: called him a smart guy. >> brian: why is that? >> lawrence:

her home in bonhill in west dunbartonshire to go and meet her then 18 year old boyfriend, robert o'brienday in the river leven. he had serious head injuries. herfriends remember a bright, bubbly teenager. she was always smiling, she was full of life, full of fun, full of cheek, full of banter, just giddy all the time. the case featured on the bbc�*s crimewatch programme and was the subject of a major police investigation. but it would be 25 years before charges were brought against robert o'brien, donna marie brand and andrew kelly. key to their conviction was the evidence of archie wilson, who was four at the time. archie was being babysat by andrew kelly on the night of caroline's disappearance and witnessed her murder. archie told officers, i saw caroline in the water. asked where this was? archie replied, "down the leven." he said it was dark and he saw robbie hit caroline with a stick and a metal pole. caroline's killers will be sentenced next month. catriona renton, bbc news. as britishjews celebrate the final day of hannukah, new figures reveal the number of anti—semitic incidents

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thank you. >> neil: sean o'brien, the teamster's president.in, maybe they do have that talk or something in a diner. doesn't look very imminent right now. you never know. that will do it here. another record on the dow. we'll explore that tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. here's "the five." >>

dan o'brien, bbc points west, stonehenge. you are watching bbc news.u can go to a website, bbc.com/news, or follow me on x. more on the way at the top of the hour. i'll see you then. bye for now. hello there. christmas, for most of us, looks likely to be a mild one. in fact, on friday we had a pretty typical story, quite a lot of cloud around and temperatures 13 degrees across the south coast. but look at this, in the northern isles, just a daytime maximum of one celsius. and yes, there were some snow showers as well. that's because the far northeast of scotland stuck in this cold air. this weather front the dividing line between cloudy and milder conditions down to the south. but as that weather front bumps into the cold air, we're likely to see some snow, 2—10 centimetres forming across higher ground. gradually, that snow will revert back to rain through the day, some of it quite heavy across western and central scotland. cloudier, damp conditions at further south and west. the best of the breaks in the cloud, perhaps east anglia and south—east engla

voice" font for the results at 8/7 central here on nbc or text carson find out >>> next up, conan o'brienave a "popstart" exclusive sneak peek take a look. >> my theory is that if you stay connected to these things that embarrassed you when you were a kid, whatever it was, speech impediment or anxiety or feeling awkward or not being a good athlete, my list goes on and on and on having weird hair. having a weird name -- >> i wish i had your hair. i'll trade right now. >> it comes off. it velcros in the back. >> if i could do it, i would do it. >> i will mail you this wig tomorrow >> conan o'brien needs a friend with president biden will be available on the app and wherever you get your podcasts will also air starting tomorrow on the conan o'brien radio channel on sirius-km. >> great podcast. >> he's so funny. >>> next up "wednesday" another member of the adams family is getting their own series on netflix. >> just flew into town this morning and was hit by a wave of nostalgia. >> i thought you didn't go to nevermore. >> i didn't. your dad got all the brains. i used to drop in on him usuall

inside the meeting room of the 27 a you lead is the actually, the hon gary and prime minister victor o'brien who was threatening a veto over this issue, which is being the big story of this summit, but he actually wasn't in the room when they made that decision. we don't know exactly what this means whether that's possible. so this agreement to go forward. subsequently we had a video released by the hon. gary employment is to victor old on, on his facebook, saying that the hon gary and position hadn't changed. and that he was still against the exception towards opening with ukraine. so we don't know whether on excused himself so that they could make that decision whether the you need is try to push the decision through while he was outside of the room. offered to will happen so much. so the, the kinds of president who's in charge of the summit, he came diving into the room a huddle of generally. so ryan, to him the size of which i've never seen in my decade here in brussels. i'm set essentially that they've made this decision. and then they will not continue to talk about the you budget, whi

spoke with safiya o'brien, a political science and human rights major at barnard college and a studentwith colombia university chapter of students for justice in palestine. >> the most prominent discrimination and harassment on campus has been through not only other students and faculty on campus, but the administrations vilification of palestinians through these university-white emails they have been sending. this is not only vilifying us as groups advocating for an end to the violence as it ensues, but even allowing professors and adults that have very prominent positions in the university to speak so harshly against us and call for harm against students of color that are advocating for palestine. and with impunity. we have documented hundreds of harassment complaints because the administration has not helped us at all with these harassment cases. amy: that is barnard college student safiya o'brien, an organizer with the colombia university chapter of students for justice in palestine. for more, we are joined by premilla nadasen, professor of history at barnard college and also co-di

stephen o'brien speaking to me in the last hour or so. just want to take you to the us.re they give putin the greatest christmas gift they can possibly give him. because we have seen what happens when dictators don't pay the price for the damage, death and destruction they cause, they keep going when no price is paid. the threat to america, europe and the world will only keep rising if we don't act and i intend to act. american people, democrats and republicans alike, understand this and they understand the very real fight going on right now. the winner, putin plans to bombard ukraine's electric grid. it intends to, with rockets, plunging families in darkness in the coldest part of the year and doing great damage. we mustn't let him succeed in that. mr president, i call on congress to do the right thing, to stand with ukraine, to stand up for freedom the right thing, to stand with ukraine, to stand up forfreedom and i want to thank you for being here to help the cause and i don't want you giving up hope. to help the cause and i don't want you giving up hope-— you giving

ambassador robert o'brien, thank you for joining us on "hannity." i do appreciate it.ording to one democrat, it is now ageism to criticize joe biden. will explain straight ahead. plus, new calls for brought in to drop out of the race because of corruption allegations. >> james comer will join us with more and later, we will show you how to left stole christmas as this special edition of "hannity" continues. ♪ ♪ and smooths dry skin. with 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins. and... new gold bond healing sensitive. clinically shown to heal & moisturize dry, sensitive skin. gold bond. ♪ ♪ >> jason: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." the mainstream media likes to pretend there is no evidence joe biden did anything wrong when it comes to hunter's business deals. but now legal experts are warning the biden could be in serious trouble. law professor jonathan turley says that if joe knew his family was engaged in influence peddling, that he is corrupt by definition. and our own gregg jarrett thinks biden's misdeeds could even force joe out of the presidential race. more

police found o'brien and rohnert park and arrested her. now she's in the snow county jail. in the south bay. a san jose man was arrested after he was found with an illegal gun and drugs. and he was wanted for domestic violence as well. he was stopped and arrested early sunday morning at saint john and 4 streets in san jose 10. 0, 6 is the time right now. and mail carriers are being robbed more and more in the bay area. most recent time was last week in palo alto kron four's justin campbell takes a closer look. authorities tell me that the male woman was delivering her mail when 2 suspects approached are here on alma street in palo alto. >> in strong arm robbed wednesday around 2 in the afternoon. palo alto police say the mail carrier didn't give her keys to the 2 suspects. so they instead pushed her to the ground, injuring her wrist and leaving her with a chipped tooth really unnecessarily >> shoved an injured. and and u.s. postal inspector matthew norfleet says no suspects have been caught. >> norfleet says during the holidays he does not necessarily see arise and letter c

tim o'brien joins us as well, senior executive editor for bloomberg nation. the art of being donald. he's a host of bloomberg podcast crash course. also an msnbc political analyst. joyce, let me start with you. and rudy giuliani in this case. i have to say, there are a lot of people eager to hear rudy giuliani on the stand today because she such an interesting character. donald trump was supposed to testify on monday in his case but he decided not to. rudy giuliani was was to decide in his case, he decided not to neither of these guys lawyers can seem to control them anyway, but what do you make of it. i think this is one way where the lawyers have been able to control. they've been able to keep these clients who hurt themselves every time they open their mouths off of the witness stand. in julien's case, whether he continues to try to say he's not responsible for what happened and that he was telling the truth because he really believes that or because, frankly, he has some difficulty holding on to the truth, he is taking the witness stand would have only ha

dan o'brien reports.ht of the year, marked here at stonehenge by humans throughout history. the winter solstice is a celebration of longer days ahead, a bigger crowd than normal this year. why do people queue at the crack of dawn to do this? everyone�*s got a different reason. so you've run your way to the solstice? yes we ran. the stones are amazing. and you don't get to come this close to them at any other time. so coming on the solstice and actually being able to get this close is really, really fantastic. it's not got any sort of societal or cultural trappings other than we're celebrating the turning of the sun. it feels nice to do something that is away— it feels nice to do something that is away tr— it feels nice to do something that is away tr the _ it feels nice to do something that is away tr the trappings _ it feels nice to do something that is away tr the trappings of - is away tr the trappings of consumerism. _ is away tr the trappings of consumerism. lil- is away tr the trappings of consumeri

o'brien was later arrested in rohnert park. she's now in the sonoma county jail. police in gilroy are asking for help finding this person who stole from a polo. ralph lauren factory store last week. police say the thief stole $1000 worth of clothes, then drove off in a gmc terrain. suv. anyone with information is asked to give them a call. now to the latest out of tennessee. a confirmed ef 3 tornado with 150 mile per hour winds tore through the middle of tennessee yesterday taking the lives of 6 people and sending more than 60 to the hospital. tori gessner reports from gallatin where a state of emergency has been declared. >> the devastation in gallatin is widespread. the mayor says the power has almost been completely restored, but recovery efforts will likely take much longer. >> if there's one word to describe how mary feels, it's overwhelmed. >> it's used sick. we're okay. way or it was dark by the time june her husband got the tornado alert on their cell phones. they heeded the warnings and went to their basement. listening to the loud train sound ripped thro

jay o'brien abc news, washington. >> one man is dead and another injured after a shooting at a floridainitially thought this was an active shooting, but discovered it was targeted. the victim was shot multiple times at paddock mall in ocala, which is about 80 miles northwest of orlando. one victim was shot in the leg. one suffered from chest pain and another victim reported suffering from a broken arm. the chicks, formerly known as the dixie chicks, are remembering their founding member laura lynch, after she died in a car accident. officials confirmed lynch died in a head on collision in el paso on friday. both current members of the band and past wrote a message on the group's instagram page. the post says they are shocked and saddened about her death, and went on to say laura was a bright light and her infectious energy and humor gave a spark to the early days of the band. tesla is recalling more than 120,000 cars because the doors may unlock during a crash. the malfunction causing it to unlatch and open increase the risk of injury to passengers. the national highway traffic safety

kpix reporter pat o'brien was there. >> reporter: the big o.. home once again. returning today from her fifth vietnam combat tour includingduty as the base for last month's raid for the north vietnamese prisoner of war camp. no u.s. prisons of war were found in the camp. but in the minds of these that returned today. their homecoming formation on the flight deck spelled out noel. p. o. w.. in the western pacific, the past seven months the uss sailed under the golden gate bridge early this morning. the hour from golden gate bridge to naval air station alameda pier must be one of the longest hours of the entire cruise for men such as these. but it passed as it always does, climaxing in a welcome home of flags, balloons, bands, and flowers from a hovering helicopter which missed just a bit. even though it is the thought that counts. of course, while all of this is appreciated, the real welcome home comes at its conclusion. the ship and her 3300 men home for a ship maintenance and crew leave. then the western pacific again for her 12th deployment there. pat o'brien

jay o'brien, abc news, washington. >> all right, turn to the forecast now.e you done all your christmas shopping? is everything. >> gosh. gift cards bought online i think are going to be the answer. >> wow. nothing personalized i guess. >> what. where's my gift from you? >> well, it's not christmas yet. i've got a bevy of things that i'm picking, but it's a great shopping weather this weekend. >> absolutely fabulous shopping weather. dion i think larry is trying to make up excuses for why he doesn't have your gift. >> absolutely. >> thanks for helping sandia. >> thank you. shopping. but you know what it is going to be fabulous. you don't have to worry about lugging bags through wet weather this weekend. if you still have to do some holiday shopping. and if you're heading up to the high country, i want to show you this gorgeous view from our zephyr cove where we do have snow up in the mountains. but here's the deal they're not expecting a white christmas tomorrow. some patchy freezing fog, a slight chance of a few flurries, 42 degrees. i don't think you'll ha

abc news reporter jay o'brien tells us.spoke yesterday with israel's prime minister. >> the israeli army releasing footage on saturday. it says, shows idf troop operations around southern gaza city's east district. the gaza strip, as well as airstrikes on some hamas targets. hamas rescue officials in gaza claim an israeli airstrike killed 76 members of an extended family. one day after the united nations chief warned that nowhere in gaza is safe and that the ongoing israeli offensive is creating, quote, massive obstacles to delivering humanitarian aid. israel striking various locations in northern gaza on saturday, including jabalia, home to gaza's largest refugee camp, the un estimates approximately 85% of gaza's population has been displaced since the conflict began. a report from the un and other agencies says a quarter of the population or more than half a million people in gaza, are starving. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, continuing to emphasize israel will not stop until it destroys hamas and all remaining hostag

. >> reporter: it's been nearly two months since anne o'brien went searching for happiness in finlandis where the magic happens? >> reporter: she is back in her texas apartment, where she make misof the videos for her almost 10 million social media followers. >> okay, guys. this is what i'm hearing today, ta-da, it's this really comfy jumpsuit. >> reporter: anna says the impact of her master class is trickling into her content. >> it is making mery think all of the things we're doing for this channel. >> reporter: how has it changed the content creation? >> i held back a lot. not because i was ashamed, but because i didn't trust that other people would accept my opinions. and i've given myself permission to be a little bit more open. >> reporter: fining the courage to post this emotional video. sharing the problems she faced on her flight there. >> it just -- really hate my body right now. >> reporter: anna before she got on the trip? >> no, she probably wouldn't have. i hope it will help some people feel seen and be empowered to do something they were scared of and to not give up. >>