lastly,b i want to thank mayor breed and phil. it is a lot of work as a civilian to figure how city hall runs and figure how to get projects done. because of the longevity of the relationships we have with london and with phil, we didn't have to resell and resell and resell this project. it was really great for us to have consistency of their leadership and i actually dont think we would be standing here now if we hadn't had it, so more power to them. thanks everybody. praerf [applause] >> alright. now comes the fun part. we'll get to cut a ribbon. if the commissioners could join and the birthday girl, i like to be--all our inner sunset park neighbors. for the birthday girl a big round of applause. [applause] there you go. and i in a manner of personal privilege before we cut the ribbon i want to shout out mo martinez standing right there who enjoys jfk promenade every day in her chair and is my neighbor. lives two doors down from me on 18th avenue and is amazing part of this community, so thank you moe for being here. sara. , rya

phil, great dissection there by john soares. it is really the point i guess i always make here, it is hard for us to realize how small this area is. you mentioned golan heights. if you go up on the golan heights, you can pretty much see the whole of israel. from israel's point of view it means that somebody on the golan heights can turn a gun on anywhere in israel. >> yeah, absolutely. it was fascinating interview. and the thing that struck me for one, many things, but one thing john was saying there was that the parallel with iraq is one we should be very careful about. the parallels are probably not very great. iraq, of course, hangs a great shadow over british foreign policy for obvious reasons. but there is one lesson i think we might take from iraq episode, which was the capacity of the state subsequently was very badly eroded. it meant that state institutions didn't function. one of my worries about the aftermath here is that this is a very divided country, politically, and ideologically. and geographically too. and i worr

i think we should consider this story on two levels, phil., there's the policy level cars expressing concern about abc's negotiations with its affiliated stations. you know, most stations across the country that have abc shows are not actually owned by disney. they're owned by companies like nexstar and sinclair. and there's a balance of power between the national and the local that carr thinks is out of whack. he's concerned that local programing is getting squeezed out while disney spends gobs of money on its global streaming service. so he says he's monitoring that issue. and frankly, that's an interesting policy issue. but then there's the politics here. trump views abc as an enemy. he didn't like how abc moderated the debate last september. he didn't like being fact checked about springfield, ohio and the migrants. so he said abc ought to lose its license as a result. now, national networks are not licensed. only local stations are. but that's beside the point. the point is that trump wants his government agencies to be doing battle with

i'm phil mattingly in for jake tapper. we start this hour with new details in the deadly christmas day plane crash in kazakhstan. a suspicion rises about russia's possible involvement. a u.s. official tells cnn russia's air defenses potentially misidentified the jet as a ukrainian drone. this, as azerbaijan airlines says, an early investigation shows the jet crashed after experiencing a, quote, physical and technical, external interference. the kazakh state media reports it will take two weeks for investigators to uncover any potential clues from two black boxes recovered from the wreckage. the intensifying investigation that comes as the mourning continues for the 38 people killed in this disaster. miraculously, 29 people survived, including the praying passenger who recorded what he thought were his final words. the man told reuters the plane started acting, quote, unnaturally after hearing a loud bang. this is how he described the moment when the plane hit the ground. >> we i was conscious when i felt the impact i was t

[applause] [applause] phil donahue. [laughter] from an irish catholic roots in cleveland, phil donahue rose to transform television and reshape the national conversation. over 29 years, nearly 7000 episodes, and 20 enemies, he pioneered -- 20 emmys he pioneered the live daytime talk show, interviewing everybody from our greatest stars to our forgotten neighbors uniting us around the toughest issues of our time. insatiably curious and excepting he saw every guest as worthy of interest and worked to build understanding, bringing us to see each other not as enemies, but fellow americans. [applause] [applause] rena everts accepting on behalf of of metzger everts -- medgar evers. medgar evers was willing to face death to give america a new life. an army soldier, he fought for freedom abroad during world war ii. at the height of the civil rights movement he was a crusading lawyer fighting for equality at home i'm the investigating lynchings, organizing voter drives, and dismantling school segregation. the life he chose to liv

but the guy who came in with me on our side was phil graham. everybody had heard of phil. nobody had heard of me. i was completely intimidated by his intelligence and i just sort of sat there and listened the whole time. because he was an all-star. also on a personal basis, my all-time favorite. robert: all-time favorite? sen. mcconnell: yes. a close second, lamar alexander. [applause] robert: so, we went through the list of accomplishments and achievements. it's a long list. what are you most proud of? sen. mcconnell: what am i most proud of? robert: yeah. what is the -- sen. mcconnell: my goodness. look, i -- that's the only question i didn't think of. [laughter] i think trying -- there are two times of people you run into in politics. those that you want to make -- who want to make a point, if you want to know who that is, watch the fox opinion shows at night. and those that actually want to make a difference. who really feel like they were sent here to try to have some impact on the country in a positive way. so i've always tried to put myself in that make a difference

we love phil -- across america.receive of from around the world has been a renext of that, guys. -- reflection of that. >> we appreciate that. you know, we decided to go public a couple weeks ago about this, and and he actually had, has add had a blood disease for years that they've always managed, but it kind of just accelerated, and his body started breaking down. you know, he's had multiple fractures mainly in his vert bray, and he has two currently now that he's going to have a procedure on. but at the same time as he's getting that worked on, we just noticed that, you know, mentally we're, like, what's happening here? and so once we felt comfortable9 with the, you know, with the doctors giving us a diagnosis, we went public, actually, it's been a blessing because somewhere in that outpouring he's really found a newfound peace. and, you know, he's a quarterback at heart. everybody, you know, is familiar with the story about him starting over for terry bradshaw. and when he decided to hang up football because the

i'm phil mattingly in for jake tapper. the tributes are pouring in to honor the life and legacy of former president jimmy carter, who died yesterday at the age of 100 in his hometown of plains, georgia. this hour, we'll bring you details of his official state funeral in washington, dc, which will be held on january 9th, with president joe biden delivering a eulogy. we'll also share stories you may not have heard about his lasting foreign policy initiatives, his life in the white house, his family and his humanitarian work. post-presidency. it was that work that has earned him the respect of americans across the ideological spectrum, despite the time, was an unpopular presidency. in fact, president of the united states. well, that's just merely one title that describes him. carter's biographer, jonathan alter, put it this way, quote. he was the first american president since thomas jefferson who could reasonably claim to be a renaissance man, or at least a world class autodidact. he then listed off carter's many skills incl

phil mercer, bbc news. sydney.then the musicians and and then the musicians and nagging that were coming up. it caused such a stir.— caused such a stir. while many small to medium _ caused such a stir. while many small to medium venues - caused such a stir. while many small to medium venues are i small to medium venues are struggling, arresting big taxes sky more than half a million fans flocked to see taylor swift on her australian tour. katy perry and taylor swift put on a good show and they've got the money to do it and people want to know that when they go out, they are going to be entertained. they don't really want to take as many risk. music gives a voice to culture, but in australia, parts of the industry are facing a battle to rediscover their rhythm. phil mercer, bbc news. sydney. we will stay with interstate — the entertainment industry but focus on the box office news for you. focus on the box office news foryou. disney's focus on the box office news for you. disney's noella two was a box office hit in

phil. i think the the type of damage, the fragmentation pattern on the on the fuselage of the aircraft is a is a clear indicator that that that other explanations like bird strike are just not a feasible, um, possibility. but again, as was mentioned, the airspace environment at the time with the russian air defense activity going on to intercept the drone attack that was being conducted by the ukrainians in that area, you know, increases the risk of misidentification and shootdown, as we saw in mh17. and also ukraine international airlines flight ps752 coming out of tehran in early 2020. so all of those indicators will bring us to the conclusion that a shootdown by air defense activity is the is the most likely scenario in this case. >> i wanted to pull back up if we could the we have photos of the the holes that are in the side of the plane, or making the point that the explanation that this was birds doesn't make a lot of sense given it was in the side of the plane. but when you see holes

phil mackie reporting. next few days as we head into the start of the weekend. this is where we see the arrival of the next named storm. this is storm darragh, named by the met office. biggest impacts are likely to be from the strength of the wind, although there's the risk of some flooding and briefly, some snow in the scottish hills as well. this is the cloud head that's going to develop into the storm, but already ahead of that, a different system is bringing more cloud and it's bringing some rain in from the west as well. but we have quite mild air across us today. so temperatures could be as high as 13 or 14 in england and wales, but we've got wet weather around as well. gusty winds with that quite heavy rain. that's going to sweep across during this evening, followed by a few showers for a while, but tending to become dry and clear overnight and it will be a bit colder as well. shouldn't get too cold because there's enough of a breeze blowing, but the greatest risk of frost is likely to be across some

i'm phil mattingly in for dana bash. let's go behind the headlines inside politics. it's all about the art of the deal. at least that's what advisers are saying about president-elect trump's repeated calls to expand u.s. territory into panama, greenland, even canada. but how real is all of this? does trump actually intend to retake the panama canal? does he want to buy greenland, a country that is very clearly not for sale? will canada become the 51st state? cnn's alayna treene joins me now with some new reporting. we've been covering this all week trying to divine the meaning of tweets. you've been talking to advisers behind the scenes. what's the intent here? >> right. >> what i've been told from these advisers, phil, is that essentially all of this is part of a larger negotiating tactic on donald trump's part. now, what i'm told that the intent really is here is to try and force some of these foreign leaders to the negotiating table, one, to try and help bolster u.s. trade, try to, you know, end what donald trump thinks are practices and deals that are taking adva

grateful dead phil and bobby weir. [applause] arturo sandoval.applause] and michelle e banks accepting on behalf of the apollo. [applause] ♪♪ distinguished guests, the president of the united states. ♪♪ ♪♪ hello, hello, hello. [cheering and applause] welcome to your house. i know that guy. [applause] please, have a seat. thank you so much. welcome to the white house. good evening to all of you. we like to have you here. deborah, where is deborah. stand up. [applause] my brother was saying you want to be able to see through your desk. i said big your pardon. the washington memorial. this guy rebuilt the sucker. [laughter] i am serious. you are the best. you are. the kennedy center honorees. for jill and i, jill is not here , she may make it over to the event tonight, but jill has been dealing with equality for women health research and she just got back from abu dhabi and all from africa. she did spend a little time in sicily. just a day or so to meet her great, great mother's parents. she made fun of me going back on the irish, you know. [laughte

phil thank you. and still to come montana lawmakers rejected a bill that would have banned the first openly transgender legislator from using the women's restroom. will get state representative zoe zephyr's reaction to that coming up next cnn heroes on all star tribute meet and celebrate the honorees, then find out who will be heroes, plus a special tribute to michael j. >> fox cnn heroes, an all star tribute sunday at eight on cnn now's the time to go back in time and shine a light on the family journey that led to you. >> learn when they said, i do when they became heroes how they ruled the school and what you got from your parents. the place is on mom's side and dad's side detailed dna results inspiring family history, memberships. now's the time to save at ancestry it's the holidays at wayfair, y'all it's a gift swap. >> you got to swap your gifts. >> but this pillow is so me. >> yes, that's because you brought it. no, no, no come on y'all, this is exactly what i was wishing for. >> perfect swap

. >> i'm brianna keilar here in washington alongside phil mattingly, who is in for boris today. how long can president elect donald trump's pick for secretary of defense hang on. today is a critical one for pete hegseth. right now trump's choice to lead the defense department is meeting with key republican senators as scrutiny is growing over allegations of his serious past misconduct. >> now, hegseth says he's not going anywhere and that he has trump's full support. here he is speaking to conservative radio host megyn kelly reiterated the same thing this morning. >> hey, pete, i got your back. it's a fight. they're coming after you get after it. the media is driving with this ridiculous narrative. it's our turn to. it's our time to stand up and tell the truth and our side. and he knows that cnn's manu raju manu raju joins us live from capitol hill. >> manu, let's kind of cut through things right now. we know the meetings. there's clearly been a strategic shift in terms of trying to fight back that we've seen today. what's going on behind the scenes? is this on the brink or is i

, where are you phil murphy? this is ridiculous. >> the governor needs to get on tv and start talking to the residents of new jersey to ensure that a panic doesn't ensue. i'm disappointed by the briefing >> according to several people who attended that meeting, these drones are typically flying about six or seven hours each night in a coordinated manner but they are having a hard time picking up on the frequencies of the drones which is leading to difficulties in locating them. we sent it back to you. >> sean: we better get to the bottom of this. yesterday the chairman of the house... grilled and fbi official over these drones. let's take a look. >> it is concerning. >> is public safety at risk, are we concerned that there are nefarious intentions that could cause either national security or a public safety incident that would put americans at risk? >> there's nothing that is known that would lead to me to say that. but we just don't know and that's the concerning part. >> the fact that we have these unknown dron

elect asking the trial court and the court of appeals to dismiss this case entirely. >> phil.ick valencia with the breaking news. thank you so much. still ahead, a stowaway who snuck through security and onto a delta flight to paris will finally land back in the u.s. to face consequences. the plane is expected to land at jfk in new york in less than an hour. we're going to be there live. just ahead hello, brad. >> dad sing the world the boys and girls now, that didn't sign on for this. >> it's christmas. >> bah, humbug. christmas is the time to be with the people you love talk to the world joe tague wow dry tired. >> itchy. burning my dry eye. symptoms got worse over time. my eye doctor explained the root was inflammation. sidra was made for that so relief is lasting. >> sidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use of allergic to sidra and seek medical help. if needed. common side effects include eye irritation discomfort, blurred vision, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tipped your eye or any surface before using zain asher. remove conta

>> hey, phil, this is a tough moment. obviously here in plains. lot of people celebrating the former president, because they really see him as a son of this entire state. and so as we've walked through this area, people have so many stories about the jimmy carter they knew. across the street at the center over there, the man said jimmy told him to stay open the day that he died, because he wanted to make sure tourists had a place to go. we do know the memorial service is set for january 9th, and through that there will be a celebration of plains. and that's what the former president wanted. there are so many people who are expected to come from across the world to pay their respects to a man who did so much with his life, not only as president, but obviously after being president. we talked to the mayor, who has talked about how not only was he a good friend to this area, but he was someone that everyone here had some sort of interaction with. so as we move forward, phil, we will be hearing stories on a day to day basis about how jimmy carter was

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney.s disney's moana was a box office hit in the us during the thanksgiving holiday, racking up thanksgiving holiday, racking up a record $221 million in ticket sales. that figure is over 100 million more than analysts predicted and eight frozen which was released at the same time in 2019. it was a huge holiday for movies in general with wicked and gladiator fuel general with wicked and gladiatorfuel in general with wicked and gladiator fuel in ticket sales. —— fuelling. that is it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hello. i'm olly foster. here is what is coming up for you on sports day. can anyone catch liverpool? arne slot�*s side go nine points clear at the top of the premier league after beating the champions manchester city. chaos in qatar with crashes and safety cars in formula 1's penultimate race of the season. and trump takes another triple crown title, coming out on top in the uk championship final. hello there. welcome along. liverpool have moved nine point

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney.armers are descending on delhi, in their latest protests demanding better benefits from the government. police have put up barricades and there's heavy congestion on roads leading to the capital. the farmers want better compensation under india's new agricultural laws, including a price guarantee for their crops and cheaper energy. disney's latest offering moana 2 has set a new thanksgiving box office record. the animation racked up $221 million in tickets sales, more than 100 million more than analysts had predicted. stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. liverpool have moved nine points clear at the top of the premier league after a 2—0 win over manchester city at anfield. a first—half score from cody gakpo was added to with a mohamed salah penalty ion the second half, taking in the second half, taking the reds 11 points ahead of champions city, who drop to fifth with a fourth successive league defeat. their manager was in good humour though after the loss. i

thanks, phil, very much. >> all right. there have been several smash and grab burglaries this week in the east bay. and there's been a common method of attack. abc seven news reporter anser hassan shows you what is being done to try to tackle this problem. >> the gamestop in downtown san leandro is now permanently closed, following what police are calling a ram and rob, where suspects used a car to ram into a store to rob it. it happened friday morning. store management declined an interview, but say the suspects only made off with a few hundred dollars worth of merchandise. unlike what happened at its other san leandro location, this gamestop location was hit on christmas eve. management tells us the damage just to the front is estimated at $20,000. they say the suspects took off with say upwards of 30 playstation fives, valued at $450 each. >> i don't approve of it because then i have to go to another store and stuff. everything's been messed up, but that's just what it is. >> san leandro police say the suspects in the c

i'm phil mattingly in for jake tapper. we start with our law and justice league. >> the li qiang will say something. yes. so okay, maybe 10 or 15 minutes. >> that, of course, was murder suspect luigi mangione. after a significant day in a new york city courtroom back in the city where he allegedly shot and killed the ceo of unitedhealthcare, brian thompson, just three weeks ago, mangione pleaded not guilty to the new york state charges, including terrorism, first degree and second degree murder. his attorney argued the state and federal prosecutors are playing political ping pong with him, adding this. >> i'm very concerned about my client's right to a fair trial. like every other defendant, he is entitled to a presumption of innocence. but unfortunately, the way this has been handled so far, his rights are being violated. >> meanwhile, dozens protested outside holding signs with phrases such as people over profit and free luigi. cnn's shimon prokupecz brings us to new york, where prosecutors have mountains of evidence to

see if phil is the one for the fidelity the so let's see it, we just we should come to it. so go towards your move of god. i did issue who, who who was i went alone. so that was cute good. so what do you know? what was the, what do i need for the school? on these couple of schools for the reason if they should do so though i did, i knew when i knew you just double click ok and it will come to visit do most of the initial and some what was the point of view. so when you hope all of us getting some copeland of the the schools as people who was a video pennsylvania, please even hold on the phone system, please the system with this. so why don't you certainly use it for you because that it was you said to bring you all the suicidal stories overture. so so what it, what i said, this thing appointed for that is the, the we do the keys. we finally found the good news of the can you associated with that keeps your constituents in, you know, i've been waiting for them and show cause that's not pushing us to believe in a bit a little be here the other, but i was reading it from what

phil, it's worth noting not the first time we have seen this.was about a decade ago that a russian backed separatists in eastern ukraine fired a missile that downed malaysian airlines flight 17. so we have seen russian missiles take down commercial aircraft in the past. >> all right, oren liebermann, keep us posted if you learn more. thanks so much. joining me now is max boot, senior fellow at the council on foreign relations and author of the very good book, reagan his life and legend. max, one of the things you know, oren just said something that immediately comes to mind, i think probably for everybody, which is the mh17 shootdown back in 2014, which caused international outrage, and then a sanctions regime. there were sanctions stepped on by the eu and the u.s., and less than ten years later, uh, russia invaded ukraine. it didn't seem to do anything deterrence wise. it didn't seem to do anything to change behavior. what does the international community, if this ends up being the case? what owen was just reporting, supposed to do here? >> wel

phil lebeau joining the discussion to help us guide things as well and sarat sethi is also still withhat you expect for 2025, the years of the taylor swift kind of revenge travel are over. your shares have reflected kind of a nice recovery in some of that. what does next year hold? >> we live in the experience economy and the experience economy is healthy and sound as you mentioned, whether it's the taylor swift concerts or going to restaurants, finding new places to travel and explore. we saw over the thanksgiving holiday our strongest travel we've ever seen. saturday, sunday, monday of the thanksgiving break we're three of the ten highest revenue days in our history. >> wow. >> monday being the highest revenue day in our history by 20%. and so all that is going into a strong holiday period and seeing that in our bookings and '25 looks healthy. >> by 20% that's incredible. >> i believe monday was your highest day i was at newark at 5:30, my son getting on a delta flight to indianapolis. >> my siblings won't come because it's too busy. >> can i switch the gear because it's on the top

as a result, phil says the city council may overrule the police commission if it won't cooperate with the governor. coming up here. look closely the next time you're in oakland. there's a tribute to rickey henderson. we'll tell you who is behind it. will santa cruz rebuild the portion of the wharf that collapsed? city officials tonight giving us a hint about what's in store for the future. and that massive mega millions jackpot was on the line tonight. and we have the winning numbers. all of that's ahead. but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. >> jimmy, every time you watch an angel gets chicken wings, you can look up your primal astrological animal. >> keith urban is a panda. >> keith is a panda. >> by the way, have you seen that panda? >> that's a going up all over oakland. this is one of several billboards honoring rickey henderson. the a's great died last week. as we reported, last dive bar is behind the tribute. if you have purchased anything from them recently, this is where that money is going. henderson's fa

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moving on to this, phil. president biden's pardon of his son, hunter, has one democrat saying that the standard should apply to both sides. here is senator john fetterman. >> it is undeniable that the case against hunter biden was really politically motivated but i also think it's true that the trial in new york for trump, that was political as well, too. in both cases i think a pardon is appropriate. we cannot allow these kinds of institutions to be weaponizeed against our political opponents. and it is very clear both trials were politically motivated and weaponized. >> dagen: a new piece with the headline the liberal media lace ground work for mass pardons of deep state mignons. biden's team is listening. it comes after reports that biden's white house is considering preemptive pardons for people who they think president-elect trump could target. names include dr. tony fauci, senator-elect adam schiff. liz cheney, former joint chiefs of staff mark millie. the "wall street journal" editorial board argues pr

let's speak to our correspondent in sydney, phil mercer. sign the emergency services have these fires under control? no, not in the grampians national park. this is a beautiful area of the state of victoria, about a three—hour drive to the north—west of the state capital, melbourne. and communities around the grampians national park have in the last few hours grampians national park have in the last few ho

as a result, phil says the city council may overrule the police commission if it won't cooperate with the governor. coming up here. look closely the next time you're in oakland. there's a tribute to rickey henderson. we'll tell you who is behind it. will santa cruz rebuild the portion of the wharf that collapsed? city officials tonight giving us a hint about what's in store for the future. and that massive mega millions jackpot was on the line tonight. and we have the winning numbers. all of that's ahead. but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. >> jimmy, every time you watch an angel gets chicken wings, you can look up your primal astrological animal. >> keith urban is a panda. >> keith is a panda. >> by the way, have you seen that panda? >> that's a handsome panda. going up all over oakland. this is one of several billboards honoring rickey henderson. the a's great died last week. as we reported, last dive bar is behind the tribute. if you have purchased anything from them recently, this is where that money is going

while phil murphy does nothing, other elected officials, they are demanding answers. the biden administration, they are pretty short on details. you decide. >> that was an amateur hour presentation where they told us nothing. when i got here today, i was concerned about what i could tell my constituents to ease their concerns. now i'm legitimately concerned. the colonel of state police told us that he had one of his helicopters hovering above one of these drones, but felt unsafe for the pilots. so he let the drone go and had them come land. we are not the state police, the department of homeland security, the fbi. they are not doing what they need to do to figure out what the issue is. there's their answer to us was they don't have any answers and they're not sure what's going on. >> since november the 18th. can't make it up now. new jersey congressman jeff van drew, he speculated that these drones are from the number one state sponsor of terror, iran, and do pose a very serious threat to our homeland. this is what he said from very high sources, very qualified source

phil, thank you for joining us. you cover history very well, phil.lout and attention. it's remarkable because you go back to ronald reagan in 1980 he won in a landslide, and yet, short of what happened on inauguration day where the iranians seemed to be intimidated enough to release american hostages, donald trump is getting it worldwide and participating in meetings and, you know, these summits that are normally afforded sitting chief executives. what do you make of it? >> you're right, pope francis declined the invitation to be at notre dame and donald trump accepted, that made him the unquestioning center of gravity in paris. while world leaders are travelling to paris to celebrate the rebuilding of that cathedral there. all of europe is looking at how do they rebuild their own relationship with donald trump, with the united states, under his control. and i think that what we've seen from french president macron is very strategic here. he was one of the first g7 leaders to call donald trump, obviously, he welcomed trump to that country three diffe

the inflation troubles are not over yet. >> jason: phil, what's your reaction? what can the average person do other than swallow the cost? >> drive safely. i guess? but it's crazy, because part of the thing when look at auto insurance, this is partly the biden administration. one of the costs that really drove up insurance was the pandemic and not being able to get parts but the push towards electric cars. it's incredible the amount it takes to ensure an electric car over a normal vehicle it's so much more expensive. the replacements costs are through the roof and you can't repair them, right? if you damage those batteries, that's a huge cost so that's one of the other factors i think that are driving up these prices. >> jason: yeah, these are huge costs. now, part of the solution i think is mixing it up and shaking up washington d.c. certainly that is felt in outgoing new hampshire governor chris sununu on why he wants americans to embrace the fiscal responsibility, shake-up the establishment in washington d.c. here is governor sununu. >> my argument to the rep

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phil, let's start with you. president-elect trump, it's politically dangerous to upset tim at this point, right? >> it is. i keep going to something that donald trump, jr. tweeted when the incoming administration tanked the first spending bill, we're not just the media now, we're also the government the argument being that because elon musk owns x and there's a grass roots army at the back of the president, that can kind of rewrite legislation remotely, but if that's the new governing paradigm then i think the christmas chaos we just saw was a dress rae hersal for the new year. we learned a couple of things, donald trump is good at breaking things, he was able to tank the first bill, but he wasn't able to build a coalition to get what he really wanted which was the debt ceiling increase. i know that sounds like inside baseball, donald trump is good at breaking things, it remains to be seen if he can build things and that's the question going into the second term because the bigger lifts like border security and

phil mercer, thank you _ happening again.crash in kazakhstan on christmas day, which killed 38 people. a number of military experts have accused russia of shooting down the plane, mistaking it fora ukrainian drone, but moscow said it won't speculate on the claims. ellie price reports. the moment emergency services arrived at the wreckage site. the scale of the destruction clear. now, the rescue mission has turned into an investigation into what happened. this footage was taken on board before the crash. though it's not clear how long before. the passenger filming notices some damage under the wing. back inside, despite oxygen masks and lifejackets being visible, those on board seem calm. experts will now try to piece together these clues.- experts will now try to piece together these clues. there are vafious together these clues. there are various reports. _ together these clues. there are various reports. one _ together these clues. there are various reports. one is - together these clues. there are various reports. one is a

. >> abc seven news insider phil matier weighed in on musk's support for the visa program. >> he's not only in favor of these high tech visas, he's also talking about expanding them to where if someone completes from outside the country, comes to america and completes a four year college program, they should automatically get a green card. that's bringing a competitive workforce into america that will be competing with native born americans for jobs. >> on friday, marjorie taylor greene made the case. young people are spending all their time trying to be, quote, the next youtuber, content creator or social media influencer. instead of pursuing a useful skill set trade education. so what will happen to h-1b visas during trump's second term? that's unclear. trump restricted the program in 2020 during his first administration in san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> new developments this morning, donald trump is asking the supreme court to delay a ruling on a potential tiktok ban until after he takes office. he wants his administration to pursue a political resolution to the issue

. >> abc seven news insider phil matier weighed in on musk's support for the visa program. >> he's not only in favor of these high tech visas, he's also talking about expanding them to where if someone completes from outside the country, comes to america and completes a four year college program, they should automatically get a green card that's bringing a competitive workforce into america that will be competing with native born americans for jobs. >> on friday, marjorie taylor greene made the case. young people are spending all their time trying to be, quote, the next youtuber, content creator or social media influencer. instead of pursuing a useful skill set. trade education. so what will happen to h-1b visas during trump's second term? that's unclear. trump restricted the program in 2020 during his first administration in san jose. lauren martinez abc seven news. >> donald trump is asking the supreme court to delay a ruling on a potential tiktok ban until he after he takes office. that is, he wants his administration to pursue a political resolution to the issue. the request comes

mudd phil, i'll start with you. cnn's shimon prokupecz asked the nypd whether artificial intelligence is playing any role in going through all the evidence, helping the investigators take a listen to the response from the nypd chief of detectives we don't utilize any ai to enhance or to do anything else like that. >> we use the images that are available painstaking work like detectives are sitting in front of monitors and connecting dots and we could have detectives sit in front of a, you know, a monitor looking at video for eight hours to come up with an eight second clip. >> phil, the nypd has not yet identified the suspect publicly. we're not sure if they have a name. they think he's not even in new york city. is i not good enough yet for them to use it boy let me let me challenge you on terminology. >> i don't know if i'd use the word i but in terms of data manipulation and the amount of data they have to go through and automated processes to look at that data, if you've got to look at data through automated pro

are christmas related angels coming down to help the citizens of new jersey, escape from governor philat escape. but, i don't know if santa has employed drones to help him with the elves and reindeer. i had friends say we'll shoot it down. and by the way they would. they would be s more successful than biden administration, it should not come that to that ridiculousness where american citizens may do more than federal government and department of defense, this is our national security at risk, this not a joking matter and administration seems to treat it that way. larry: not personal with fmill -- phil murphy whom i know personally he is a great man just the policies. moving along. i want to talk to you, you have worked for a year or so about a big bang recon bill that would have trump policies a tax cuts, spending cuts and com energy reforms and border closings, now said by some that there will be two reconciliation packages, that disturbs me, a birdie told me, hang on. senator thune p bless him and steve miller, my friend may be getting out over the top of their skis in mr. trump has

this was a man, phil grillo from new york city. he was being sentenced for nonviolent. but felonies. today in federal court. and the judge, judge royce lamberth, the judge who sat on that bench, the longest and is nearing the end of an extraordinary judicial career puts him in prison immediately that rarely happens in a situation like this and then as the judge exits the courtroom, the defendant, phil grillo, is standing there with the us marshal taking off his tie, taking off his belt, being put in handcuffs, and he yells out trump's going to pardon me anyways and his two friends who are sitting there in the front row of the courtroom telling people that they're members or leaders in the republican party in new york, they're shouting at him, don't worry, phil, donald is going to take care of you. so just this encapsulation of the political and judicial moment we are in right now with these january sixth rioters being convicted, being sentenced, being brought to justice. but knowing that the moment that donald trump takes office, they will be freed and in this circumsta

never mind the policy that phil was talking about. the question about misconduct allegations is going to be front and center in these talks. we'll discuss after a quick break scott luther never too much new year's day at eight. >> oh, what a good time we will have you can make it happen again voltaren for long lasting arthritis pain relief shop etsy cyber spectacular until december 3rd for up to 60% off gifts crafted by small businesses. >> get fetching finds for friends with fur, friends and everyone else on your list for up to 60% off gifts that say, i get you, etsy has it. >> this is the carry on closet. the suitcase with a one of a kind closet system that keeps you organized anywhere. pack all you need for up to ten days and travel without ever unpacking cyber monday deals are happening now at blinds.com with up to 50% off sitewide and a free professional measure. >> shop now for doorbusters on premium brands. >> you won't want to miss. >> you can diy or book a pro like i did. you'll get free design help free samples, free shippin

phil, go ahead. okay. >> i think this might be a surprise to a lot of your viewers, but to a counterterrorism expert, it is not. i realize this looks like murder. it is murder. but let me step through quickly. the couple of questions you would ask as a counterterrorism guy and as a counterterrorism guy. i'll tell you, in the u.s. government, when we categorize cases, i don't think this case would be that difficult. one is it an attack against a noncombatant that is not against somebody in a military uniform, not against somebody in iraq or afghanistan or afghanistan, somebody who is basically a civilian in a non-combat role? obviously, yes. this is a corporate leader. second, is there a political purpose? clearly, yes. this is not about economics. this is not about hate. this is not about love. this is not about drugs. this is about changing the political dialog in america, about access to health care in this country. so those two characteristics, a noncombatant target for a political purpose, that's

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