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ray stewart: so we learned that she had purchased a used chevy silverado pickup truck. we also received information that she actually had the registration and she wanted it sent to a specific address in tennessee. andrea canning (voiceover): the address was a lakeside cabin in rural tennessee, more than 600 miles away. ray stewart: it's a pretty remote location, so not a lot of activity. it was the offseason. and so we knew there wasn't going to be probably a lot of people there. so it was a great place to hide. andrea canning (voiceover): the fugitive task force blanketed the area and a swat team headed to the cabin. meanwhile, us marshal jason ladd was cruising the parking a nearby mall, keeping an eye out for toby and manard. suddenly, he spotted a white silverado. jason ladd: it appeared to be driving like they wasn't from around there. they were putting their blinkers on in such a fashion, and they would hit their brake lights and it was obvious that they were lost. my gut feeling was telling me it was them. andrea canning (voiceover): marshal ladd followed the tru

ask them if you know stewart barney. >> i do not have any details on someone named stewart barney relatedss. [laughter] >> come back in here. it is amazing how quickly the year flies by. you have to have a favorite barney moment for this past year >> i just love when stewart kind of is balloon deflated. that was great. i got to sit and stewards chair one day. i think that it was probably the best show of the year, frankly. that was a hoot. stewart's show was one of the first that i ever did. it is a big deal when you get to try something like that. >> oh, yes. and it is not easy. he makes it look easy. thank you very much. now get your brainy thinking cap on. we have tuesday's trivia question. the last one of the year. here it is. which country celebrates the new year first? never heard of it. french polynesia. russia or new zealand. think about it. we will have the answer when we come back. ♪ when the power goes out, you have no lights, no refrigeration, no heating or air conditioning. the winds are not letting up at all here. we're going to see some power outages. number one thing to pr

as we talk about the history of the white house with stewart mclaurin. hi, carolyn. you're on. we had extreme weather during the month of june, july in august. if we were to get an awful we weight of what bill would be for the white house doing either one of those months in a monitoring group. how much of late would the electric bill calls during the month of june, july or august? well, that's a very interesting question. you're not responsible for the operating budget of the white house? no, but i can tell you this is a home that operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. and so there's always something going on. i will tell you a little something about this that i think she may find interesting is in the residence where the family lives, they pay for things if they need to order soap or paper towels or toilet paper. they get a bill for that as a family as you would if you have to go to the grocery store so they don't have to pay their utility bill. but they do have some of the expenses living in this house that we would have to pay in our normal house. what

stewart mclaurin and before we get started about what people are going to see, i just want to tell the c-span audience how special the relationship has been between the white house historical association and c-span. going back almost 40 years with different projects, including our first lady series. so thanks for bringing us back tonight and hosting this massive northfield. we're grateful for the partnership that we have with c-span. we look forward to doing more and wonderful things together. well, thanks. so tell me about this wonderful thing that you've just. well, suzanne, welcome to the people's house, a white house experience. we are at 700 pennsylvania avenue. you and i could literally look out these windows in front of us across the street. is the white house. we're as close to being there as you could be without actually being inside the fence. this experience will take you behind the scenes. so you see what the white house is really like as a home, as an office, a ceremonial stage and a museum. how long ago did you first envision this? well. for a long time we've been thinkin

. >> brad: rebound to stewart. >> i will tell you this ploy has worked, run the clock down, don't know be in a hurry. >> brad: not a lot of turnovers. playing efficient basketball right now. the buckeyes. >> they are making one on every trip. [ applause ] giveaway. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ buzzer ] >> and you ride your guy out. >> thornton will be going back to the free throw line. coming down to the wire here. the cbs sports classic, and the buckeyes trying to pull off a big upset! ♪ ♪ ♪( "cherie, i love you" )♪ ♪♪ nothing tastes as good as that first bite. so get a 10pc chicken mcnuggets for just... $1. ♪ despite last minute stress, ♪ ♪ few were delivering except walmart express. ♪ ♪ stockings were hung by the fireplace with care, ♪ ♪ knowing in about an hour ♪ ♪ stuffers would soon be there. ♪ ♪ faster than that reindeer with a red nose ♪ ♪ yeah! ♪ ♪ fast like bust rhyme's legendary flow... ♪ fasta, busta! let's go! ♪ there's nearly no end to the nice things you can get: ♪ ♪ legos, headphones, cosmetic gift sets. ♪ ♪ pearl barrette, remote control jet ♪ ♪ luggage, watc

>> well, i think we do exactly what leader stewart-cousins said, right?y deliver on the issues that voters are talking about. it is pocketbook issues. it is insuring that we have strong access to reproductive healthcare and equal access and fair access to education, that our leaders in these statehouses are addressing all of those things and more and the way that they find that out is by talking to them. the good news is that out of this election we have a clear path for what is to come in 2026. we know that we'll be fighting in minnesota and in wisconsin and in pennsylvania and in michigan and we're ready. >> heather williams, new york state senate majority leader andrea stewart-cousins, thank you both very much for coming to "the last word." >>> tonight's last word is next. so you're 45. that's the perfect age to start screening for colon cancer. i'm cologuard®, a noninvasive way to screen at home on your schedule. i'm for people 45+ at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for me, cologuard. how e

stewart, can you beat that? >> i don't think so. >> america has just been through a long depression and world war two, and many of hollywood's famous actors went to war, and jimmy stewart was one of them. >> i'm very proud to be here, and i'm going to do my best to be useful as a soldier in the united states army. >> jimmy stewart is a pilot, delivered 20 bombing missions. of course, he had ptsd. he risked his own life on those 20 missions, and his men were at risk whenever he sent them up. >> stewart wondered if he could ever return to acting, something that seemed frivolous. frank capra, who as a director made films for the war effort, understood this about jimmy stewart, and he went to stewart and he said, this is the right role for you. the main character contemplates suicide. apparently, that was it. >> the film reflects the darkness that the world has emerged from, but it's also the optimism that comes from having seen the worst of human beings and understanding that good people triumphed and that good peo

she is the ex-wife of stewart rhodes. he's the founder of the oath keepers, a far right militia and tasha, thank you so much for being with us. prosecutors have said it was one of the main groups in the january 6th attack. we all remember what took place on that day and your husband, your ex-husband, i should say, was convicted of seditious conspiracy and sentenced to 18 years in prison. so it's not just rioters who are involved in this just to remind people, what was your what's your reaction to trump once again floating this idea of pardoning these january six rioters and insurrectionists i mean i really dislike the term roller coaster, but there's nothing else that describes it as clearly. >> it was waiting waiting, waiting. will this person who, you know, abused his family, who kept us living in fear for, you know, year upon year, is he going to be held without bail? and he was. and is he going to be convicted and he was and is he going to be sentenced to a decent amount of time? well, 18 years, um and i put a lot of

x well, i think we do exactly what leader stewart cousins said, right?he issues that voters are talking about. it is pocketbook issues. it is ensuring that we have strong access to reproductive health care and equal access and fair access to education, that our leaders in these statehouses are addressing all of those things and more. and the way that they find that out is by talking to them. and the good news is that out of this election, we have a clear path for what is to come in 2026. we know that we are going to be fighting in minnesota and wisconsin and pennsylvania and michigan, and we are ready. >> heather williams, new york state senate majority leader, and andrea stewart cousins, thank you both very much for coming to the last word. and tonight's last word is next. i'll get a second opinion. let's go! take charge of your treatment. if you can't lay your hand flat, visit findahandspecialist.com to get started. ♪♪ so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swi

yeah, this is endangered in fi on the just kimberly stewart, the top and organization to protect them. knowing he has it, he often has taina has changed sites of the vehicle as was a sea turtle fisher previously. and um we built a relationship through research working when he was working, doctor district stopped me to tell me to take it onto the wall. so we have to do something to say of dispute. we must do that. we must, it must have got to do that. save, did univision of save human to meet with one's considered the delicacy, but this pcs is now protected. kimberly stewart to monetize types of populations with veterinary met, some student groups from ross university on the st. kitts. the research means the account is very challenging. it's a very intense physical challenge. so we have a group of team members that are spiders, so they're only snorkeling and and when they see the turtle, they'll raise their hands. and then we have some that are trained as free divers. so when they see the handle up, then they'll go in and distract the sea turtle reset cheese, teen one, the dates the re

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well professor willie stewart, is a honorary professor at the glasgow university school of psychologyfound no evidence that common risk factors — such as smoking, alcohol and obesity — are responsible for the elevated dementia risk observed among former professional footballers. hejoins me now... this is a long—running study that we have been working there in glasgow, looking at lifelong health and outcomes for former professional footballers. the original paper we demonstrated five years ago that former professional footballers have this higher risk of dementia and we have shown that it seems to track two longer careers in positions where there is more heading and more head impacts, such as defenders, but there is still a question as to whether anything else might be contributing to this for the other risk factors like high blood pressure, excess alcohol consumption, whether these were contributed into dementia risk, and that is what we have looked at now, we have looked at these other risk factors and try to see whether these were responsible in any way for the high dementia risk we

listen to john stewart. >> finally!ocrats have a moral perch from which they can judge without shame, hipocracy or nuance. >> president biden has pardoned hunter biden. >> at every turn, democrats keep getting caught creating a purity test for a system they can't pass themselves. rules, loopholes and norms. the distance between the democrats are reveering and the ones they use to when they need to, use the loop holes, but use it to help the people. >> jesse: democrats never had the moral high ground. they just talked about having the moral high ground. while they were spying, lying, bribing, you name it, they did it. but stewart is right about this. they were not getting dirty to help the people. they were doing it to help themselves. some democrats are tired of all the pearl clutching. saying what is the point of holding the moral high ground. it is time to stop playing nice. democrats think they have been playing nice this whole time while they arrest us, bribe kids and spy on parents. a faction of the party wants a p

and up next, martha stewart has prison tears. okay, up next, viewer mail. and our audience is like, what's that? what she said viewer mail. no way. no. >> old regular makeup can go on thick and cakey, accentuating fine lines and making me look older. >> but this holiday, everyone is amazed how naturally flawless i look since i switched to airbrush spray makeup. it's just full coverage. >> it's amazing. look how beautiful my skin looks! >> oh wow. >> it's the perfect color match. >> they let you try it before you buy it. they sent me everything to try. you're gonna love it. >> i'm absolutely loving this little spray. >> this really does look like my skin. >> it covers dark spots, blemishes, and gives a flawless, younger looking complexion instantly. >> it is extremely hydrating because of the hyaluronic acid. >> it's got my skincare and it's got my makeup in there. it's all in one. >> it is a game changer and it's cruelty free. it's never tested on animals. >> i could never get this color in the store. did you see that? >> this just looks like my skin and i

but stewart's right about this. they weren't getting dirty to help the people. they were doing it to help themselves. some democrats are tired of all the pearl clutching. quote. what's the point of holding the moral high ground? it's time to stop playing nice. democrats think they've been playing nice this whole time. well, they arrest us, bribe kids and spy on parents while a faction of the party wants a pardon palooza. democrats are lobbying biden to hand out blanket pardons for jack smith, robert mueller, merrick garland, fani willis, letitia james, even doctor fauci. why would doctor fauci need a pardon or any of these people if they've done nothing wrong? well, they've done a lot wrong. you know it. they know it. and they're trying everything they can to get away with it. you don't get to abuse power and beg for blanket pardons. pardons are for people who deserve leniency, who have served some time, maybe deserve a second chance, or are related to the president. other democrats are like, you know, there's a lot of other people not named hunter biden with ta

he threw out the first pitch alongside dave stewart for the last home game and was there for a final farewell in october. >> goodbye to this field. this is the last time probably we'll be on this field. >> rickey henderson was 65 years old. >> hard to believe he's gone. people on social media are paying tribute to rickey henderson from the former a's players like jose consecco and dave stewart to others like the new mayor. it's the same with fans sharing their memories of henderson on social media. one called him the greatest of all time. others shared photos with henderson and a's memorabilia. >> and there is a growing memorial outside of the coliseum where the field was named in his honor back in 2017. now more on fans losing their favorite hall of famer. >> here outside the oakland coliseum is a growing memorial of candles, flowers and signs that say "20 forever." fans bracing the rain to come out here to remember the legacy of rickey henderson. candles line the entrance to the coliseum on saturday night. as baseball fans cannot believe the city of oakland lost a legend. >> it was

las pistas del aerÓdromo stewart fueron cerradas durante aproximadamente una hora debido a la actividad gobierno federal que tome acciÓn inmediata large number of drones flying through new jersey and elsewhere that have so r avoided identification origin mission or potential to americans. en una entrevista este viernes con la cadena cnn, el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, afirmÓ que al momento no habÍa evidencia de una amenaza y que la gente puede ver lo que cree es un dron y realmente podrÍa ser una nave pequeÑa, lo que llamÓ un caso de confusiÓn de identidad, respuesta que fue criticada por uno de los legisladores de nueva jersey. >> is he kidding. >> pero este sÁbado, mÚltiples agencias federales abordaron el tema en una llamada telefÓnica. un funcionario del fbi. reitero lo dicho por mayorkas, asegurando que la mayorÍa de los reportes corresponden a aeronaves tripuladas. segÚn este experto en inteligencia militar, que la seguridad nacional tiene que ser tomada muy en serio. >> no se puede pensar que que no va a ocurrir nada o que simplemente es una especulaciÓn

>> being out on the street had a different meaning just a few months ago, for 61 year old timothy stewartne. >> like i said, living on the streets, not taking showers, being 61 years old, life is getting shorter. and i realized that. and i didn't want to die out there on those streets. >> but life took a turn four months ago when he ordered a cab without a dollar to his name. >> i got in the cab and i went to close the door, and i heard the voice say, talk to the man, talk to him, and i started crying. i said, sir, i don't have any money. and he said, well, where are you going? and i said, i'm on drugs and i need help. i'm trying to get to detox at harbor lights. he said, close the door. >> i'll take you to the salvation army. harbor light center serves as a six month treatment program for drugs and alcohol. lieutenant andrea finch says it exemplifies the salvation army's mission. >> everything we do is motivated by the love of god to meet human needs for suffering humanity without discrimination. and so everything that we do with our social services, our emergency disaster and our treatm

, a friend to rickey, dave stewart took to social media as well to share his grief in a carousel witheral photos of the two together over the years, saying, quote, i can't explain what someone who was present in every mory childhood to today mns to me, or what it mea to cope with having no me tomorrows alongside him. rickey henderson was theest ball player many know, but that is nothing in comparison to the brother he is to me now. the oakland roots and soul soccer club also offering their condolences. in a post to social media, the soccer club said in part, quote, we will honor his legacy and his importance to our community as we continue to remember the pitch at the oakland coliseum as rickey henderson field. >> earlier tonight, we spoke with former oakland a's executive andy dolich, who worked with rickey henderson during his two stints with the a's. he described his reaction when he learned of the legendary baseball player as being the ultimate gut punch. though there is sadness, he says, henderson will always be remembered as being one of the greatest who ever played the game. >>

and stewart international airport about an hour outside new york city, temporarily closed its runways after several reported drone sightings in the area. this after men in boston were facing charges after police say they flew a drone dangerously close to logan airport. federal officials say there is no evidence of a threat from the drones but a growing course of lawmakers are calling on the government to do more. jay o'brien leads us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, federal authorities now deploying additional resources to solve a high flying mystery after a rash of reported drone sightings across the northeast. the fbi tonight saying they're processing roughly 5,000 drone related tips but less than 100 have generated credible leads. >> some of those drone sightings are in fact drones. some are manned aircraft that are commonly mistaken for drones. but there's no question that drones are being sighted. >> reporter: tonight. two men in boston facing charges after police say they flew a drone dangerously close to that city's logan airport. the faa also now confirming stewart internati

las pistas del aerodromo stewart fueron cerradas durante aproximadamente una hora debido a la actividadl espacio aereo. esto ha llegado demasiado lejos. este sabado, un grupo de politicos de nueva jersey pidio al gobierno federal que tome accion inmediata flying through new jersey and elsewhere that have so far avoided identification origin mission or potential treat to americans. en una entrevista este viernes con la cadena cnn, el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, afirmo que al momento no habia evidencia de una a amenaza y que la gente puede ver lo que cree es un dron y realmente podria ser una nave pequena en lo que llamo un caso de confusion de identidad, respuesta que fue criticada por uno de los legisladores de nueva jersey. >> is he kidding. >> pero este sabado, multiples agencias federales abordaron el tema en una llamada telefonica. un funcionario del fbi. reitero lo dicho por mayorkas, asegurando que la mayoria de los reportes corresponden a aer aeronaves tripuladas. segun este experto en inteligencia militar, que la seguridad nacional tiene que ser tomada

john stewart is right to criticize the propaganda press for what they have done to this country throughive rhetoric. i don't say this lightly, i think the propaganda press is the greatest threat to this constitutional republic because people go out and vote based on what they know and the things they know come from what they read and here and watch and when they go to left-wing news sources, they are actually getting quite literally misinformation, russia collusion hoax is, liz chaney hoax, propaganda. so that is because they are not truth seekers, they are propagandists working for the democratic party so they have to fearmongering about donald trump now because that is what their job is, that's what their job has been and will continue to be. >> trace: it's interesting now because sunny hostin was on the view today and she was using the shooting death of the insurance and health ceo to call for universal health care. listen. >> our country is one of the only countries that does not have universal health care and we don't take care of our elderly and people are feeling the pinch. we ta

so the people who come behind me, i want them to reap the benefits. >> in a few months, stewart will move into the next program at the salvation army, and eventually he hopes to serve as a drug resource counselor. union square was transformed into a festive winter block party yesterday. yesterday's winter walk celebration featured plenty of live music, food and dancing. of course, the ice rink is there too. today is the last day to experience the remaining festivities. santa will be visiting today from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m, and local businesses created specials for the celebration, like 165 patisseries chocolates, which are amazing and they have a specially themed choice for you. that's after the iconic union square heart. so look out for that. the walk will be open until 9:00 tonight. still ahead this morning, families dropped by their insurance companies over claims that are often vague. this is happening to all of us. seven on your side investigates how aerial footage is proving to be inaccurate, and we'll take you outside for a live look at sfo. this just in an faa status advisory. d

. >> former a's teammate and childhood friend dave stewart tweeted this i can't explain what someone was present in every memory childhood to today means to me, or what it means to cope with having no more tomorrows alongside him. rickey henderson was the best baseball player many know, but that is nothing in comparison to the brother he is to me. powerful words there. he will surely be missed and forever remembered here in the bay area. you can read more about henderson's life and baseball career right on our website abc7 news.com. turning now to the white house this morning, here's a live look. as we told you yesterday, president joe biden signed a short term government funding bill avoiding a government shutdown. congress passed the bill following late night negotiations. now, it's good news for americans who will now get paid over the holidays. but that only pushes back the issue further down the line. abc news reporter johny fernandez has the latest from washington. >> president biden signed into law a short term funding bill saturday morning after lawmakers sent it to his desk

dave stewart grew up with rickey in oakland and was his teammate on the a's.he's gone. and so i think to a man, to a t, all of his teammates are shocked at the news. no one thought that this would be the fate of rickey henderson. no one would believe it. i mean, we all have are going to have our day. but at 65 years old, it was definitely too soon for rickey. >> he would have been 66 on christmas day in the nba. the golden state warriors just went through a nine game gantlet in the western conference before their game against the minnesota timberwolves. plus, they're trying to snap a three game losing streak. jonathan kuminga may have caused a 20 minute delay since he was hanging on the rim, and once that rim and net was fixed, steph curry was finally thrilled to the action. we go. warriors came out on fire. kuminga knocks down the corner. three to extend their lead by 21. but the t wolves came all the way back in the fourth. rudy gobert goes through the contact to get the and one. and he had 18 points and 14 rebounds later in the fourth quarter game tied at 9

mark stewart, for us, meantime, live from beijing. appreciate your coverage. now, our coverage of the death of jimmy carter continues after a quick break. here. we have a look back at the talks at camp david that changed his presidency and the world. >> and it has been one wild year. >> i know that whole new live stream was crazy. >> what? oh, wait. you mean the rumors about me and the french pole vaulter? who's saying that? is it everybody? >> i have zero idea what you're talking about. >> and you think i'm the one that doesn't follow the news? i did like that one new song about coffee. espresso. >> oh, i'd love one, actually. oh, sweetie, you have been following actual news, right? >> oh, boy. >> new year's eve live with anderson and andy. live coverage starts at eight on cnn and streaming live on max. >> we, the lazy, declare that we will recline when we feel inclined and yes, we feel inclined. >> we answered our kids questions all day. it's our time to prioritize. no priorities. >> i because we put in back to back doubles. so now we'll be putting in extra

stewart?de the list. we don't even know where we are." [ laughter ] disney agreed, this week, to pay $43 million to settle a lawsuit that alleges the company paid its female employees less than their male counterpoints. and don't even get me started on their "no pants" work environment. [ laughter ] and finally, authorities in new york seized millions of dollars worth of stolen items from a large-scale retail theft operation in queens, which included cosmetics, beauty products, and designer clothes. of course, that might have just been a tj maxx. [ laughter ] and that was a monologue everybody. we are off and running on thanksgiving night. [ cheers and applause ] we have a great show for you. a tradition continues for the 11th thanksgiving in a row. my guests tonight will be my parents, larry and hilary, and my baby brother, josh meyers, is joining us. and speaking of josh meyers, we have a special holiday episode of our podcast. it's listeners called in with their stories, "family trips with

john stewart has also told mr. ron stated today for the commission that there have been slow to fully staff and this has been a problem since they've been here. same thing we stated with ms. who's subsequently been removed, their lease policy even says in its highlight that their appliances can be given to plaza east residents in any condition. and we've been having for several years now an influx of old shoddy, used appliances. i was victim of such. i had no washer because it stopped. it was already used. we protested because we were seeing bedbugs coming from these vacant units where these appliances are kept and roaches, and they would inhabit your home. so these policies are bad that john stewart is pushing on our people. and we've been protesting this fact. but yet again, you guys are always and i'm trying to say this commission, you guys give them praises in our faces. and so many people and even legal teams on this zoom meeting that are listening to this, and it's egregious. and lastly. which was the head of

whereas martha stewart did her stint. >> tyrus: she's a straight up o.g.holding classes. like etiquette stuff, empowering people. she made money. >> in jail. >> tyrus: we were still buying her goods at kmart when she was locked up. >> and out of jail. like you have to leave martha. >> she did like only five months in a west virginia federal like very low security prison. >> i wouldn't do five months in west virginia. let's start there. >> you're going to have some angry e-mails. >> yes. i can't wait. >> tyrus: she came out. her corn rows were cool. she teamed up with snoop. i got to go to her shows and meet her. she's one of the nicest. up next, viewer mail. our audience is like what is that? is she sad? up next, viewer mail. [applause] >> yep, you're watching mailing it in. >> tyrus: all right. let's do some viewer mail. all right. can you safely commune with an exotic animal, what animal would you choose? kat? >> when i went to africa, there was a leopard there that mated or had mated with the father and son leopard. i'd want to talk to her about it. the

what made this movie so powerful is james stewart's performance. mary doggone it.moon for you. that's right, mary. it's interesting how it's a wonderful life sort of became part of christmas culture. in the seventies. the copyright was not renewed. so by the early eighties, it was every every tv station in america that had two pennies to rub together, could put it's a wonderful life on. and it became a staple. it always brings a tear to your eye. it always makes you realize what's important in life. you could have a lousy day in the christmas rush. then you come home, you put your feet up and you watch. it's a wonderful life and kind of all is right with the world. and an angel just got its wings. too many people have lost sight of the true meaning of christmas. oh, hush. shot off, ralphie. a christmas story is the greatest christmas movie ever made. yes, it is a must watch every year. jean shepherd basically reached into every single american's head, took out their best christmas memory and threw it on to a script. really does drive home what it's like to be a kid

like, martha stewart had to go in the joint not because of the selling off of the property, the wall about it what they got her on. so in terms of january 6th, that's supposed to be the crime. but then what about the january 6th committee and all the people who lied about the crime? so if martha stewart is in for lying about a thing that happened, then what about all the politicians that lied about january 6th? when do they go in the joint? >> exactly. now, kat, do you agree with me? i think it doesn't matter what they were doing. the government says, well, they weren't inciting any violence. i'm saying if they're there, that right there -- >> some of them were in the capitol too. >> they went in with them. >> isn't that literally what mob mentality is? is that -- okay, i see this person doing so it must be okay if i'm doing it. i was confused reading the story. how could they have the findings that they weren't egging anyone on but also they were in the building? if you understand what mob mentality is, then being in the building, isn't that kind of what that is? >> yeah. >> and als

i liked the message -- rachel: there's a little jimmy stewart in will karen.-- will cain, there's a little bit of that in you. did you feel that -- will: i remembered you saying that. rachel: did kathleen -- will: i kept looking for me in jimmy -- [laughter] rachel: there's a part of will that's just very -- i'm going to get emotional here. i'm sorry, i just am. the way -- your loyal i to our friend, pete hegseth, through this and the grudges you hold toward those -- [laughter] will: i do hold grudges if you went after him, her or anybody else, because i would do do the same for you. rachel: i know. and i'm going to tell you what, that's -- i'm going to cry right now, so i'm just going to let it go. [laughter] i have been very moved, and there's a little jimmy stay wart in you whether you gave a very lukewarm review -- [laughter] will: thank you. let's lighten it up. here's my favorite christmas movie, ken. kevin. ♪ hallelujah! hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah ♪ >> dad, it's incredible! will: it's the best. conservative e conservative i love that

and stewart stevens is here, a veteran of the mitt romney and george w. bush presidential campaigns, now with the lincoln project. heidi, you worked with lots of these lawmakers. what do you make of this situation? >> oh, i think that they are just pulling out their hair right now because this always happens right before christmas. everybody's always anxious to get home. and then something like this happens where the deal -- the rug gets pulled out from underneath them and they think what was wrong with this? we're giving money for cancer research, for pancreatic research, we're doing e-15 for farmers. what's wrong with that? and i think that this was a huge rookie error on musk's part. i don't think he really understands the interest groups that line up to support legislation like this. and so when you saw what that added back it was red state benefits, which was the disaster relief coming, which should be coming, to red states and the farm bill. and the farm program along with e-15. that didn't get added back. that was a huge victory for farmers, especi

thank you, stewart.ars in prison the final stretch of daniel penny's trial and miscarriage against the marine veteran, that is next. come on in, how are you? for god so loved the world that he gave his only son. so that everyone who believes in him might not perish, but might have eternal life. >> tomorrow morning, closing arguments will begin in daniel penny manslaughter trial here in new york city. marine veteran family telling "the new york post," quote, there's a lot on the lean our brothers fate will essentially be decided. ultimately the trust that whatever happens is god's will. we will get through it together. our next guest warns this trial could set a really bad precedent for new yorker who might be willing to do the right thing former nypd lieutenant army veteran and doctor darin is here to explain. listen thank you so much for joining us. you know, we were talking about this i'm looking at your pov. really what happens as far as the rerkt is one thing but the fact he was put on trial for this

he throughout the first pitch alongside dave stewart for the last home game , and was therefore a final farewell in october. >> goodbye for this field , you know. this is the last time we will be on the field. >> reporter: rickey henderson was 65 years old. spy people on social media are paying tribute to the former is left fielder, they include teammates like josÉ canseco and dave stewart. as well as local leaders like oakland's new mayor and governor newsom. it is the same with the fans. sharing the memories of henderson on social media. one fan called him the greatest of all time. and other shares photos with henderson and is memorabilia and at the same time there is a growing memorial outside the coliseum and sooji nam has more on fans losing their favorite hall of famer . >> reporter: outside the oakland coliseum is a growing memorial of candles , flowers, and signs that say , 20 forever, fans breaking the rain to come out to remember the legacy of rickey henderson. candles, light at the corner of an entrance to the oakland coliseum saturday night . as baseball fans cannot believe

john stewart returned to his old desk at "the daily show." >> my name is john stewart. spotlight two years after revealing her diagnosis with stiff person syndrome. and the olympics also saw team usa's biggest cheerleader, snoop dogg. >> madam vice president -- >> alex. >> reporter: 2024 was the year of the podcast "joe rogan" playing roles in the election. >> if i were a democrat -- >> you would get a lot of positive press. >> yeah. >> reporter: 2024 had breakups, beefs and roasts. >> you have seven rings -- well, eight now that g isele gave her back. >> reporter: and a celebrity of the animal kind. the hippo who inspired mememes d comedy. and gave the world a chance to take a breath and smile this year. >> very cute. >> reporter: for sunday today, adrienne broaddus, nbc news. >> you've got to love that mudang is in the same roundup as taylor swift. what a year. thanks so much. >>> up next a "sunday sitdown" with the one and only carol burnett on her rise from a difficult childhood to become one of the funniest and most influential figures in the history of american cu

. >> reporter: queen stewart probably speaks for a lot of us.he mother of two does most of her shopping online. which means -- >> i'm going to return. >> reporter: she is bound to send some of it back. >> i'm writeling a description of why some of this goes back. and hopefully i don't get a fee. >> reporter: more retailers are charging return fees. as online shopping has exploded, from the company narvar. >> we're seeing 20% more retailers on our platform charge for returns this year. >> reporter: some of the big names have added fees to ship returns back. nar vn var estimates a $100 item could cost a retailer $32 to restock and resell. avoiding the fee can be as simple as taking it back to a physical store. and before you go, get a gift receipt. >> this makes returns or exchanging, quick, hassle-free. you don't have a receipt. many stores will offer store credit or a gift card instead. >> reporter: stephanie carls from retailmenot says it's important to check the store policy. some retailers like apple accept returns on items until january 8th.

one jimmy stewart presbyterian family man, he had a 44 year long marriage. the other fonda an agnostic, endured several divorces. they would bicker and fight over politics, over cultural matters, etc., but by the end of their lives, they would have told you that their friendship could never have been ultimately impacted by the biggest social that we have seen, you know, in our in our country. and i think that this loss of civil ity is one of the things that i think we really forfeited too often, as a result of of of that period in american life. finally, i am an optimist. in fact, i'm an inveterate optimist. and i believe as a conservative and as a person of faith, that the tide is turning. i looked at a 2023 gallup poll that found a rise in the number of americans who are rejecting sixties style liberalism and embracing social conservatives. in fact, more americans almost in ten say they are conservative or very conservative on social issues than they did in 2023 and 2021. and the percentage, their social views are very liberal or liberal has actually decli