so what the federals believed stewart could do was allow them to believe stewart would do. everything i am going to show you almost exclusively is from federal people. there is no official documentation from jefferson davis, robert e lee, anybody in the south, that this was ever planned. i want to be clear on that upfront. it doesn't mean it wasn't planned. we know most of the southern records were destroyed either accidentally by the fires or there was a confederate secret service. they did do things like this. there is no questions that they try to spread smallpox and things like that. these are very well known stories by the confederate secret service. those i believe were deliberately rated. and stewart's christmas raid he comes to washington. now we will talk about the raid. so lee meets with davis for three days in may of 1863 to discuss the summer camp. there are no records of that raid. we have no written documentation whatsoever about what was discussed. we know that the general parameters was that davis wanted lee to hold his army in camp, send part of the army to

that's how important fort stewart plan to come across there. and they're going to they sent an infantry force to block that. they will also send in the federals, a cavalry force across lockett microphone into the prince william camp to go look for. they don't know if he's still here or not because he's pulled back and they're going send to there's no other way to be nice about it. two rookie regiments. one of them had probably not been the army. they literally probably did not have ammunition based on later reports in their jobs going to prince william county. and some were probably around. we know today is like somewhere in there they will run into the entire 1800 men of stewart's command and get completely out. they'll survive or who are not captured or will be sent back across the octagon at this forward, which i hope. and that's the best picture you can get on to get from that boat, that sign in the middle. we can really see sign, identify. as that is the form known as selecting them. it's just one photograph on shows and kind of vaguely in

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stewart selduits was the most high profile genocide air to be held accountable after featuring as zionist of the week. here he is supporting genocide with smile. if we killed 4,000 palestinian kids, you know what, it wasn't enough. why if we killed 4,00 palestinian kids? you know what, it wasn't enough. it wasn't enough. go, go, go, go, born here, but you're a terrorist, you support terrorism, listen, go, i'm not support something, you do, you support terrorism, i'm not, go, i'm just working, you're a terrible person, no, i don't know, you don't know, i just speak english, no, yeah, go, you cover out in in egypt will get your parents, does your father like his finger nails, they'll take them out one by one, seldowittz served in the state department office of israel. and palestine affairs. seldits, though, is not the only one, there are genocidal zionists throughout the foreign policy establishment in the us. they are key to driving us policy towards palestine, the levant, the gulf and west asia in general. they form an entrius falanx which legitimizes and enthusiastically supports the gen

as the arrest of stewart seldowits shows, the zinest campaign to silence, punish, and belly advocates for palestine will meet its match. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is an academic and a former professor at bristol university, and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaum university. he's also a co-director of the lobbyng watch dog spinwatch, and he's a leading british scholar and critic of israel, and i'm pleased to welcome back patrick hendingson, as our guest today, joining us from arizona via skype. patrick is investigator. journalist and the founder of the independent news and analysis website 21st century wire. he's been an outspoken critic of the science entities murderous assault on gaza and of his own government's failure to demand permanent seasfire, welcome to the show. david, just put this into contact, context for us, will you? i mean, is stop zionist hate a new initiative, and i mean, how successful has it been so far? so, yes, it is new, and this is the kind of tactics w

on the the stewart selderwittz affair, i mean it was quite astonishing, wasn't it? yeah, it is, but it just shows that how indicative this is, this the institutionalization of these attitudes, but the thing to me that was most pertinent in this to see that he was a uh head staffer from madeline albright of all people, the former us secretary of state, who showed no remorse in her part in the genocide of iraqi children, during the 1990s and beyond. she said that was a price worth paying for some reason to uh rid the world of the regime in baghdad, so she had no remorse, but that just shows you the general attitude that's pervasive, we don't see this, but among the staff of people in washington and for instance people who support israel and zionists within the us government structure, these are their pervasive attitudes, they're absolutely caustic, these are people that uh are very much low empathy individuals, um who have no problem at all espousing their views in private, it's only this time they were caught on camera because he thought he was talking to nobody uh y

the nypd arrested stewart selduits, a former obama foreign policy advisor to harassed a halal cart vendor. hadasa buzakarani surrendered to the nypd after allegedly throwing coffee attaman and his 18 month old for wearing a coffee. instacart fired brian caplin. who publicly called for sexual violence against young palestinian women. we will fight zinest hate anywhere and everywhere. thank you to all who join us in this mission. stewart selduits was the most high profile genocide air to be held accountable after featuring as zionist of the week. here he is supporting genocide with smile. if we killed 4,000 palestinian kids, you know what, it wasn't enough. if we killed 4,00 palestinian kids, you know what, it wasn't enough. wasn't enough, go, go, go, go, born here, but you're a terrorist, you support terrorism, listen, go, i'm not support something, you support terrorism, i'm not, i'm just working, you're a terrible person, no, i don't know, you don't know, i just speak english, no, yeah, go, come out in in egypt will get your parents, go, go, father like his fingernails, they'll they'll t

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how does alistair stewart deal with retirement ? stewart deal with retirement?ll watch , uh, day in, day out still watch, uh, day in, day out and listen to the radio as well and listen to the radio as well and look as many papers as i can. and the deal that i've got with angelo and others, uh, in the sort of the suits, as it were, at gb news is if i spot something where i think i might have a contribution or where i'm kind of slightly fired up about something, then i simply do a quick email and say, look, i'd be very happy to talk to you. whether it's you or martin or whomsoever it is, it doesn't matter. or jacob, really up matter. orjacob, i'm really up for that. and done for doing that. and we've done it about half a dozen times so far, and it seems to have worked and quite often it is because i'm listening to so many things and i'm listening of all things to the education select committee. the other day, um, and harpham , who used to and rob harpham, who used to chair it brilliantly , but is now chair it brilliantly, but is now the universities minister, was

stewart worked in private practice.n he became a vet at a large county shelter, he saw something different. day after day, people dropped off their pets because they couldn't feed or care for them. he saw the euthanasia rate soar and his own sense of worth and spirit plummet. he was on the brink of walking away from his childhood dream, when he decided to start helping the unhoused with their pets. he cofounded project street vet, which offers free pet care, vaccines, medications, and food. it started in fresno and moved to los angeles' skid row and has expanded to six cities across the country, including new york city. this idea came to dr. stewart after he stopped to grab something at a 7-eleven. he noticed a man outside with his belongings, and right by his side, he had a dog, a dog in need of care. dr. stewart didn't judge, like so many of us do. he approached the man and his dog with compassion and grace and did the thing that he was put on this earth to do, help. >> i saw an unhoused gentleman with his dog, and th

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the nypd arrested stewart selduits, former obama foreign policy advisor who harassed a halal car vender. halaasa bozakani surrendered to nypd after allegedly throwing. coffee a man and his 18 month old for wearing a coffee. instacart fired brian caplin, publicly called for sexual violence against young palestinian women. we will fight zinest hate anywhere and everywhere. thank you to all who join us in this mission. stewart seldits was the most high profile genocide air to be held accountable after featuring as zionist of the week. here he is supporting genocide with smile. if we killed 4,00 palestinian kids, you know what, it wasn't enough. kill 4,000 palestinian cave, what, it wasn't enough, it wasn't enough, go, go, go, go, born here, but you're a terrorist, you support terrorist, listen, go, i'm not support something, you support terrorist, i'm not, go, i'm just walking here, you're a terrible person, no, i don't know, you don't speak english, no, yeah, in egypt will get your car, does your father like his fingernails, they'll take them out one by one, it's in the state. though is n

but in october of 1862, what people may not realize is jeff stewart comes to pennsylvania. he will get within six miles of gettysburg within six miles of gettysburg in october 62 before he finally turns around heads back to virginia. that raid in october of 62 scares the bejesus out of everybody in pennsylvania and. so you look they start thinking about how are we going to either protect these bridges or destroy them because last thing we need is jeb stuart, somebody else, bobby lee, whoever marching into harrisburg or heaven forbid, marching on philadelphia. we've got to have some way of stopping this. so in october 1862, as jeb stuart's running amok in franklin county counties over lancasr is committed to safety, that is their self-appointed, if you will businessn and civic leaders are just have to come up with plan to defend the river crossings they instruct columbia's chief burgess to defend their bridges or quote unquote render impassable that either chopping holes in the deck or finding some other way to, destroying a span, or at least bridges. this bridge, by the way

and we'll have music from breakout singer/songwriter alexander stewart.going to be fantastic [ cheers and applause before we get to all that, as of this taping, house republicans were moving forward with a vote to authorize a formal impeachment inquiry into president biden, despite the fact that they have no evidence to justify it. in fact, they've even admitted they're doing it as political payback. meanwhile, rudy giuliani embarrassed himself in court again. for more of this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: ever sense he announced his campaign for president 8 and a half years ago in the food court of a -- shopping mall -- [ laughter ] trump and his goons have incinerated the normal rules of politics by lying freely and without consequence. and look, obviously all politicians lie, and always have even honest abe lincoln. he only wore that big hat to hide the fact that he was bald that's right [ laughter ] completely -- he was the vin diesel of his time both for his hat and his most famous quote, four score and seven years

yim my stewart's voice being brought back with a little help from a.i.ember 8th, 2023. 2023. 2023 >>> girls' trip to celebrate kay from south lake, texas >> four generations from tennessee. >> here to experience christmas in new york city. >> from minnesota. >> florida. >> orange, california. >> virginia. >> and youngstown, ohio. >> hi to our friends back in mississippi. >> sisters' trip from oregon. >> and nebraska. celebrating jo6 >> sending love to my kids. >> celebrating joyce's 60th birthday. >> from columbia, south carolina ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "today." it is friday morning so glad to have that lovely crowd out there. a long, tracking shot of all the fine folks that dressed up in their holiday wear and their holiday spirit and we get out there and say hi a little bit. >> still have a birthday to celebrate today. >> i know he is watching right now. charlie feldman, my little boy, is turning 7 happy birthday, buddy. never not in eagles gear ms. hoda and i are wearing green for you today. >> i also love you, charlie. >> altho

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but in october of 1862, what people may not realize is jeff stewart comes to pennsylvania. he will get within six miles of gettysburg within six miles of gettysburg in october 62 before he finally turns around heads back to virginia. that raid in october of 62 scares the bejesus out of everybody in pennsylvania and. so you look they start thinking about how are we going to either protect these bridges or destroy them because last thing we need is jeb stuart, somebody else, bobby lee, whoever marching into harrisburg or heaven forbid, marching on philadelphia. we've got to have some way of stopping this. so in october 1862, as jeb stuart's runng amok in franklin county counties over lancaster is committed to safety, that is their self-appointed, if you will businessmen and civic leaders are just have to come up with plan to defend the river crossings they instruct columbia's chief burgess t defend their bridges or quote unquote render impassable that either chopping holes in the deck or finding some other way to, destroying a span, or at least bridges. this bridge, by the wa

alex burke throwing the ball off his teammate, isaias stewart's face. cade cunningham scored 47 of his points in the second half. that was it enough to get a win, 118-112 the final. they remain accountable for where we are, you have to be real about where we are, nobody wants something like this attached to them. >> this is the easiest time to stand off and be on your own. you lean on each other, there is nothing positive. you put that in, that's where you have to dig deep. >> how the streak ends is anyone's guess, they played the first place celtics tomorrow night at the college football bowl season continues with four games on the schedule, including boris is favorite. the winning coach gets a bucket of mayo poured on them, neil brown at west virginia is going to be the lucky guy, we will have our first pop tarts a bowl in orlando between nc state and kansas state. this one may have the coolest trophy ever, two slots like a toaster with pop tartsin it, the mascot for this game is going to be a giant pop tart that runs around. the winning team gets to

and of course, rod stewart , a big star in the uk. stewart, a big star in the uk.ah, he is. i mean, isn't he? >> yeah, he is . i mean, you >> yeah, he is. i mean, you know, if you want my body and you think i'm sexy , come on, you think i'm sexy, come on, sugan you think i'm sexy, come on, sugar, let me know. i mean, it's he's a. >> f concentrate on on the >> can we concentrate on on the show? actually, kinsey, we've got work to do. >> flirting . >> no more flirting. >> no more flirting. >> uh, well, listen . i'll be >> uh, well, listen. i'll be delighted to have rod back. there's a bit of a brain drain from hollywood moment from hollywood at the moment because, osbourne and because, uh, ozzy osbourne and sharon, i think they're moving back to the as well . and back to the uk as well. and james corden . james corden. >> yes . i james corden. >> yes. i mean, i do think it's just kind of the chaos of some of these lax policies when it comes to crime. you know, if you run . into a store today and run. into a store today and steal something, there's a good chance that

and of course, rod stewart , a big star in the uk. stewart, a big star in the uk.yeah, he is. i mean, isn't he? >> yeah, he is . i mean, you >> yeah, he is. i mean, you know, if you want my body and you think i'm sexy , come on, you think i'm sexy, come on, sugan you think i'm sexy, come on, sugar, let me know. i mean, it's he's a. >> f concentrate on on the >> can we concentrate on on the show? actually, kinsey, we've got work to do. >> flirting . >> no more flirting. >> no more flirting. >> uh, well, listen . i'll be >> uh, well, listen. i'll be delighted to have rod back. there's a bit of a brain drain from hollywood moment from hollywood at the moment because, osbourne and because, uh, ozzy osbourne and sharon, i think they're moving back to the as well . and back to the uk as well. and james corden . james corden. >> yes . i james corden. >> yes. i mean, i do think it's just kind of the chaos of some of these lax policies when it comes to crime. you know, if you run . into a store today and run. into a store today and steal something, there's a good chance tha

a car pulled up alongside his, the passenger got out and shot stewart at close range.just feet away inside the house. when the shots rang out. >> she was in the front room. getting ready to wrap christmas gifts. she heard the shots fired. i seemed to recall she took cover. went into a deeper part of the house. and then she later went outside and found her son. >> police say they are trying to determine a motive. they are working on a description of the car useed in the crime and urging anyone with surveillance video or information to come forward. >>> new street safety measures are coming to berkeley. two months after a hit and run sent a seven-year-old child to the hospital. the berkeley city council voted to spend $900,000 to improve street safety infrastructure. that includes flat top speed bumps. new crosswalks. stop signs. and other bicycle and pedestrian safety efforts. $100,000 will go directly to improvements of the sites at a halloween hit and run. crosswalks and designated red zones have already been added to that area. and, it is a welcome sight for shannon

a modern, healthy martha stewart. >> juju: her unfiltered persona a ratings bonanza for bravo for years mention it all. >> may my heart are your shelter -- >> juju: her wedding in 2010 at the time was the highest-rated event bravo had ever broadcast. >> i went through a ten-year, horrific divorce. that marriage is being exploited and monetized. and sold to so many different entities. >> juju: early on, she knew nothing about business. in her first contract, she agreed to a season-long salary of $7,250 and no residuals. >> i know that my content is all over the world. that i did 15 years ago before i knew there would be a peacock streamer or any streamers or gifs or memes or anything, youtube, social media. so we signed our lives away, not realizing where it would be distributed for decades to come. >> juju: the idea of residuals is every time your episode plays again, you get a little tiny bit more money. the more popular your show is, the more it's going to get played again. rick shownstein says the old ways are outdated. >> a person who comes on a show in the first instance is not giv

stewart in studio. so many congratulations. >> thank you. >> phil and i were there in the audience watching all of this when you were -- your video was shown to everyone, and it was so moving. congratulations. that -- what you just said sort of speaks to the fact that i think what you're doing rescuing these pets is in many ways rescuing these people. for many of them, this is all they have. >> yeah, i mean, it's been a discovery process for me, but they really are a lifeline to these people. in many ways, i didn't even understand it, and i have been a practicing vet for 25 years now, but it is a different relationship, and these pets provide hope and love, and people need purpose, and for a lot of these people, it's purpose. >> i was not crying, but everyone around -- >> he was crying. >> i think what stuck with me -- so much of it stuck with me. the motto of the organization, tell people about the motto, and also how you got to this point. the origin story. >> no judgment, just help. it was born from

her at the forefront of this fight also helped spark her television career in 2005 on the martha stewartnoff of "the apprentice." >> you're looking for a star and someone who has total potential. >> reporter: she parlayed that into a role on the original cast of "the real housewives of new york." >> i want to be a household name, like a modern healthy martha stewart. >> reporter: she unfiltered and unapologetic persona a ratings bonanza for bravo. for years. >> mention it all! >> may my heart be your shelter and my arms be your home. >> reporter: her wedding back in 2010 at the time was the highest rated event bravo had ever broadcast. >> i went through a ten-year horrific divorce. and that marriage is being exploited and monetized and sold to so many different entities. >> reporter: early on bethenny says she knew nothing about business. in her first contract she agreed to a season-long salary of $7,250 and no residuals. >> i know that my content is all over the world, that i did 15 years ago before i ever knew that there would be a peacock stream or any streamers or gifs or memes or an

. >> a gofundme has been established to help the mother of gabriel stewart, who you see here, he wertz says a domino's pizza delivery guy and he was shot and killed outside his home in oakley this week. the shootings wednesday night. he was just taking a break from delivering pizzas at the time. according to police stewart's mother was home and witnessed the deadly shooting, which is just horrific. police are still working to identify a motive and a suspect. new at 11, a new online portal has been set up. it's up and running now. it helps people find out if there cars have been towed in oakland city councilmember rebecca kaplan says she discovered the city was already supposed to have such a poor to while she was looking into existing problems with oakland's beleaguered 9-1-1, dispatch system. but up until now, the website she found up only directed people to call oakland police. kaplan says she worked with the opd and the oakland department of transportation to make the portal more functional and user friendly. we have more details on that. if you'd like to check it out on our website

and one daday i got a a call fr comedy manager and he says, hey, man, you think about jon stewart for> jon stewart had an edgy late-night talk show that starteted on mtv. . >> t that jon ststewart, manan, rad. >> i think i'm balling for you. >> he had that really important thing which is why he broke early. he had charisma. >> this is "the daily show with jon stewart," the most important tetelevision p program evever. >> jon had vision. jon had a point of view. >> youou're out ofof order, heht ofof order, ththis whole t tria- sexy. >> it was a departure in style, in tone. it w was a polititical show.w. >> and the show always stood out, it's just the place to get the news in a weird kind of way. >> today witnessed the start of the united nations millennium summit. >> giving new yorkers a chance to get in touch with prejudidic theyey didn't eveven know ththe. >> what it did do is fill a void that nobody knew there was a void. >> election day. the day to choose a new president. for a new century. >> with the 2000 election, "the daily show" really broke into a new threshold. >> stand by,

we now know his identity. 24 year old gabriel stewart was killed on wednesday. there is a gofundme fundraiser to help support his mother. that page says stewart was working to pay for college and was in his final semester before transferring to cal state east bay. he was on a break from work, sitting in his car when a vehicle pulled up next to him and a passenger got out and shot him. the search continues for a suspect and the latest now on the israel-hamas war. israeli oil continues to resist international pressure to scale back its offensive. abc news reporter jay o'brien tells us president biden today spoke 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 at 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, massi

how stewart says she didn't hesitate in stepped in and started to perform the heimlich maneuver.elt belli makes step into the open just within thing. you know. >> she did law meant to be honest and we thought it was over. but it wasn't it's the you know, she started it still wasn't so i think over again 5 times in the about 4 times. that's when. the being was a black and actually came out private them. >> the training, the train we knew what to doctor murray, border low is the school's principal. she says in her tenure she has focused on emergency preparedness agencies like the red cross offer free training online. doctor bordello says these days it is critical to be ready to act no matter the circumstances and reduce the burden is plans are so critical because that's our number one goal is not actually to educate kids to keep them safe first and foremost so that we can educate them. >> so that's what you're doing yesterday. and you never know. >> i think someone could be plan, which could be actually very seriously. if you'd like to learn more about how to perform the heimlich m

. >> key is stewart known as kiki at saint hilary school in timber on says that she was on your duty as usual monday. but then the unexpected happened. a child couldn't breathe. she was choking on a lunch in fresno's little skeptic. like is okay? look like this. how stewart says she didn't hesitate in stepped in and started to perform the heimlich maneuver. >> i felt makes step into the open. i just 20 next thing, you know, she did law meant be honest and we thought it was over. but it wasn't it's the you know, she started it still wasn't so i think over hit a 5 time with the about 4 times. that's when. the the black and actually came out private them. >> the training, the training worked. we what to do. >> doctor murray bordello is the school's principal. >> she says in her tenure she has focused on emergency preparedness agencies like the red cross offer free training online. doctor border lowe says these days it is critical to be ready to act in the world. we live in whether it be wildfires are covid for school shootings. >> or or or you have to always be prepared. and i i'm alway

. >> let's take that analogy further, stewart. there is a plan, called project 2025, where donald trump has outlined where he becomes president of the united states again, it is not going to be that bumbling clown car was in the first term. he tries things out, get bad advice. they are going to clean house. whatever expression he wants to use, they are going to get rid of people they think will undercut them. will uphold justice. this idea that maybe he doesn't go to trial until january 2029, if he doesn't go to trial and he becomes president again, they're just may never be a trial for donald trump. >> one of the inevitable traits when autocrats emerge from democracy is a detail what they want to do in advance. if you take a step back from this and think about how what he is saying is, we are having a discussion about whether or not the guy who will be the republican nominee can use that process to escape 91 counts? i mean, how did this happen? how did this happen to this party that michael not used to be? and michael steele is,

speaker, i rise to congratulate campbell stewart, a student who was famed to the 2023 youth orchestra. his passion for the kettle drum started when he was in third grade. this allowed him to perform at carnegie hall with 89 other students. this is not his first recognition. he has earned numerous with the kettle drum and receiving gold medals with civic orchestra of tucson. additionally, campbell had the privilege of participating in the 2021 juilliard per cushion seminar held in south carolina and the musical festival. congratulations to campbell stewart in being part of the youth -- national youth orchestra at carnegie hall. his commitment to the world of music does not go unnoticed. mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the remarkable life and achievements of lieu ann presentable born in 1929, her life has been never been short of inspiring. she went on to become a registered nurse where she met william presentable -- prebble. they raised 11 children creating a warm and loving home they did not slow down and embodiying the spirit of service that defined their lives. in 1992, she w

this is why martha stewart is a beloved national treasure. because of her honesty and her creativity and just going to bed. you know what? clean up yourselves. i don't care anymore. >> how are you at a party, tom? >> i just walk out and then, you look at that you don't have to say goodbye. you don't have to make any excuses. and if i'm home, you know, my wife is usually going to stay downstairs. i would just go upstairs and go to bed. i'm actually very honest with people. they always say, oh, you must have to go soon. maybe, oh, i don't want to keep you. they do the passive aggressive. i'm sick of this. you go home now. [laughter] people appreciate when you just squared up with them. >> i think there was also a study that people who are rich, by lived a couple weeks seen necessarily the most amount of time. but that it is a healthier way. >> a couple weeks. i'm pretty happy about a couple weeks. i'm good with that. i think if martha stewart really did pull the fire alarm and she realized she was going to get burned from that, i think she real

chair: thank you very much, mr stewart. very kindly agreed to forgo her remaining time, which allows the chairman of the health committee, steve brine, to ask a question. steve brine: well done, prime minister, on hopefully reaching resolution on the nhs consultants' dispute. how are you going to end the junior doctors' action and find some peace on earth with the bma and trade unions, given that the head of the nhs confederation said that the six days of strikes the junior doctors have announced is the worst fear of health leaders come true? the prime minister: it is very disappointing that the junior doctors have rejected the offer. we have now reached resolution with every other part of the public sector and every other part of the nhsover a million workersthrough the agenda for change deal that we did several months ago, including all our nurses, and most recently with the consultants and the other doctor grades. the only people who have not settled are the junior doctors. we have a clear set of terms with the consultan

. >> yes >> we've got all those festive things, even recipes from the one and only martha stewart. i hope she's making her eggnog it's famous around here, but a lot coming up on that front. >>> let's get a check of the morning's top stories. garrett haake on duty for us merry christmas. >> reporter: hey, guys, good morning, merry christmas, and good morning to you at home. this christmas day finds the united states and the world facing dire challenges to peace and stability. president biden did leave washington for the holiday, but with a long agenda of urgent matters to deal witht has a loo what's on the president's plate. >> reporter: the president spending the holiday at camp david. on saturday we saw president biden, his son hunter and several other family members leaving the white house. the last order of business before the holiday was a phone call with prime minister from israel, benjamin netanyahu the white house saying the leaders talked about israel's military object in gaza an and precise. president biden we're told also stressed the need for help for civilians as the de

it's very sad situation. >> stewart was a student who worked for a local domino's pizza, which closed the night of the shooting. it's unclear what led up to the violence. >> we still don't know. we do not have a strong motive on this at all. the way i'm looking at this right now is a truly an innocent man. was was taken from from his family. >> oakley police were joined at the scene of the shooting by the contra costa county sheriff's crime lab, gathering evidence that the victim's car. the chief says the tragedy comes especially hard around the holidays. he says now is not the time to be planning a funeral. >> this doesn't belong in oakley. i personally don't believe this should belong anywhere. but when you consider the time of the year, uh, it really makes it more heartfelt and you really feel compassionate towards the victim's family. >> the chief says this is the department's top priority. finding justice for this heartbroken family. as we approach the holiday season in oakley. henry lee ktvu. fox two news. an investigation is underway into a house fire in berkeley that displaced