he attended waco before attending the navy. he took the oath of office march 12, 1943. bob served his country aboard the u.s.s. chester, ca-27, a heavy cruiser of the fifth battle cruise as a hot shell man for one of the large guns and fought in the battles of tara, saipan and iwo jima. after the war bob signed on for extra duty to sail on chester to her home in philadelphia, navigating the panama canal in the process. three months after returning home from the military, bob gave ida, lou dale vincent a ride on his motorcycle outside a local bowling alley. a man of my own heart. the two were married a few months later in 1947 and shared 62 years of marriage before dale's passing in 2009. their beautiful union created two magnificent children, david lance osborne and darlene dale osborne. he had a long career working with otis elevator as a mechanic in waco, san antonio, and lubbock before retiring in 1983. while in san antonio, he helped build the hemisphere tower where he was the main elevateor. he lived in alaska while working on the pipeline. they moved to box hatche

there's not a lot in waco, texas. i've been there. he went there to send that message.nd day one, he promised these pardons. that being said, now, for me, it's all about protecting myself, my family members who have been victimized by trump supporters ever since i testified before congress in the select committee hearing. you know, my mother has suffered some vile and vicious attacks. she's been swatted. she's had harassing phone calls. she's had individuals or an individual throw a brick at her house in the middle of the night. and recently she had an individual pull up in a pickup truck get out, scream at her that i was a traitor, and throw a bag of feces at her. you know, this is a 76 year old woman who lives alone, who dedicated her entire life to working as a child advocate within the criminal justice system. she's a churchgoing woman. she goes to church almost seven days a week. but these are the types of people that support donald trump. and donald trump wanted this. donald trump wants these people out. he wants them to commit these heinous acts to silence anyone

and this is actually what happened since october 7th, mazda waco, quote, for the region. that's also we need to address the issue of the palestinians, and we need, we have cnn momentum builds on the world about the to see a solution that's being absent. unfortunately for a very long time, and we hope that we can build on batch wilmont and then achieve this and having a piece for region where or people living side by side piece for the as been in a secure and safe environment. and that's what, to be honest fighting for what we are trying to do and to contribute to our best in order to ensure that there is a stability investigation for this, the fall or on people without us. and but the gc or an extended region on the we have in that role address of uh, president trump. uh yesterday and no from one point till was the abraham's accord. uh, do you think that uh, as from 2 point, oh, will also be more open of for working for a 2 state solution. we hold, hold for an equity and we have seen that, as i mentioned, the critical is that they have pets in the last few days, off of th

and they were meeting the president and his family finding along the we've been hearing from steve waco. real estate manager from the gulf will say the middle east and boy talking about a stable, middle east is not beyond our reach. she was a major intermediary and securing the seas. 5 deal of courses now underway and a floating to present drums bold vision flows. we had shaped by them, very much claimed credit for the cx. 5 deal, but to it's now, i think generally accepted that faith hits job items and even coming pressure from the company. destruction made it happen as the because it took about expanding the abraham piece of colds in the coming for years and saying that the relations overseas days of blank checks. all right, but let's cross to the white house. mike kind of joins us live from the mike as we watched the scenes of the families of the captives in gaza meeting the union overrated president. tell us what the senses, the about, the incoming presidencies, approach, the foreign policy. i thought it was significant that steve would cost is speaking at this uh, an organization e

i'm next to it on the front of waco on will to ponton. we'll be back in about 30 minutes. so the top of the, the, if you think about russia, what does your mind picture the landscapes open up before your eyes? the last one does, can you imagine the, the discount starts, the journey, the, the, you ready to come along the, to the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to worlds a part of the final week before the change of power in washington has been marked by f. laurie of diplomatic activity that shows how differently countries around the world go about building their relationships. some have struck highly detailed deals, others extended slanders of everlasting support. all these with no strings attached . what style of international relations is likely to be more enduring to discuss them now joined by lisa sock international relations and corporations specialist at other get states university in russia. that's a lisa. it's great to see you. thank you very much for your time. thanks for having being.

i'm only doing it from my mother in waco. some people even call me back or last long. i always tell them i'm not the bigger on the day are phone big. mamma them do you sometimes get in dangerous situations or situations that you don't like with them says that i'm going that actually i'm never afraid. i'm only scared at the thought that my mother might die . i don't want my mother to dine now. the i admired casual strength and i find it terrible that this 9 year old has to deal with death. so early in life, the death and life in the by one, they're close neighbors. a man dies and right next to him, children play the the alongside them. the family of 20 also needs to be taken care of the on human the ok, the be great. honda got a guy that's life. it shows the young people come here when the doctor says that there's nothing more that can do well. no final wishes to come to go to relax to miss. we're thinking about one cuz i don't know, maybe i never dies here in toronto. see, can consider themselves lucky. i've been said go to the children of course, don't understand all

they were making the revolution, we had finished, 2nd, navigating the world, nyja, the territory, the waco nyja had finished. so kam, navigating the world, and the territory that they called nyja had ceased to experiment with all social organizations in political times. and it is this country that macro and claims to be the exclusive property of france. it is within this framework that the prime ministers trip falls source show that nyja is no one's property. anyone who thinks he has interest to defend denija, let him come and negotiate with us as equals with dignity. as of west africa watson to not somebody and say so us innovation in the country has lifted decided he was off somebody of consistency ranch via at the bottom of butcher the full human to beautiful. this is from life expectancy in since we've had it since 1991. the country has been racked by civil war fields by you is support for various sides, the conflict, somebody i know suffering from one of the worst. communicating trustees of the vote with ramp and probity, and millions displaced. no false address that depends on you fr

waco, down i-35 to austin and san antonio. that flooding threat, really into the day thursday, from just east of dallas to little rock and memphis, and then, widespread rain by the weekend, right here in the northeast, where we've got significant snow deficits. david. >> david: ginger zee back with us. thank you. >>> tonight, the shaky israel-hamas cease-fire is holding, and the striking images this evening. more than 300,000 gazans returning to their homes in the north. emotional moments as families are reunited. their homes flattened. and it comes after president trump considered what might be done right there in gaza. here's our foreign correspondent britt clennett from the lee zwront. >> reporter: more than 300,000 palestinians returning to northern gaza for the first time tonight. massive crowds and long lines walk this main highway along the sea. families, children smiling. singing in the streets as they return to what's left of their homes. this woman grateful to be back unharmed, even though her home is threatened and

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and then the fisher, from for the most relevant topics, hmo beside the 10s that obviously come into waco, buck cove, whole hosting the 29th. see a vision there on the on afternoon saying he was struck him. good. so in 20 to 25 weeks, fact was nice and confidential. relationship to those guys are the more active in the 2nd part of your question was how you feel fellows i've looked for kind of had a 2nd question. who's getting admin use? what was the 1st law of i mean we'd be struck in the us. how can that impact execute just situational in the region? well, you know, just in the room because we will inevitably so much them shows ability for the she loved is the kind of food to get um, even the situation that has been ridiculous by russian to kind of satisfy jones for see members of the of the region regional plan as will be in charge of resolving all of the problems all the issues was but i'm not sure a couple of minutes ago when answering to the previous question. i mentioned that we have a shared continent with its own legion, central asia, a call cuz it's south call cuz it's and so on

meanwhile, at 11 on the easel is continuing to validate the terms of its sci fi, which has by the 2 people waco. busy more than a dozen injured and strikes on monday, just a day after 24 civilians were killed in the south. nevertheless, s r t, steve sweeney reports. people are still attempting to return home despite the difficulties. you know, not c. 5 agreement has come on to some criticism, particularly from residents in the south. you say that the lebanese government, what it simply abandoned them, is as showing these great acts of defiance by confronting the radio and forces even pushing the miles of mold and searching for settlements. and villages we've seen them and bravely taking on these right, the soldiers and a merc about tanks. now. the situation of course remains incredibly volatile overnight. there was a gun fire in bombings and a number of villages, a number of settlements. we're making our way now into a number of web pages and now gathering best set to attend the lebanese army, all going to be entering those villages, pushing the is where the army house have them. um, the laws n

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you might not remember this but trump's first rally of the 2024 campaign was held in waco, texas. the site of a deadly standoff between federal agents and a religious cult in 1993. that was not a coincidental choice. at the beginning of the same rally, trump put his hand over his heart is a rendition of the national anthem sung by a choir of rioters cleared over the speakers. that kicked off an effort to rewrite history that lasted the entire campaign. trump was referring to the insurrection as political prisoners, as hostages. as patriots, of all things. he vowed to pardon them if and when he returned to office and we were wondering which people he meant when he said that which he said repeatedly. did he mean david dempsey who prosecutors called political violence personified? who attacked officers with flagpoles, pepper spray, broken furniture and his hands and feet? did he mean daniel ball who hurled an explosive device with police officers trying to defend them it. or did he mean thomas webster, police officer who tackled a member the capitol police, tact and with a flag pole,

this is like 1964, i think. [ laughter ] it was the ambush in waco. >> jimmy: he played david koresh.was one of the fbi agents, two lines or something. >> jimmy: wow. >> when we wrapped, i drove -- shooting tulsa, i drove back to my home in oklahoma city. there were two tornados in my rear-view mirror as i was leaving. that's how we do wrap parties in oklahoma. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you can't really -- i guess you could drive away from them, but also, you don't know where they're going. >> don't know where they're going. >> jimmy: they don't stick to the road, they'll go anywhere. >> there's no rhyme or reason, they don't have a plan. >> jimmy: when you were a kid did they teach you how to avoid them? >> well, we -- i just remember my mother picking up me and my two brothers and putting us in the bathtub with no water. wait, why are we -- strange areas of the house that i guess give you an illusion of safety. >> jimmy: yeah, forgive me if i'm ignorant, i've never lived anywhere where there are tornados. why would you get in the bathtub with no water? >> yeah, right, because it

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will popular weight-loss drugs like ozempic in waco be have been added now to medicare's list of medications that will be negotiated directly between the government and the drug manufacturers. the prices for additional 15 drugs will be handled by the incoming trump administration and almost assures the billions of dollars in savings for taxpayers each year, which is great news. 25 drugs will have lower price tags. they won't kick in until 2026, although some medicare enrollees should find some relief from drug prices in a new rule this year that actually caps annual out-of-pocket costs on prescription drugs to just $2000 as 10. 26 and on this day, president dwight eisenhower delivered a televised farewell address to the nation. plus, we honor one of the most recognizable voice actors in the world. >> news nation's markie martin takes a look back. >> today is january 17th. >> also >> known as popeye the sailor man day, the man known for his love of spinach made his debut in the newspaper comic strip thimble theater in 1929. >> his deep voice has been part of many recognizable roles such fossa

excuse me, ingratiated himself with these violent criminals ever since he announced his candidacy from waco, texas i mean, that being said, it's it's obviously outrageous. it's an insult. but donald trump is an insurrectionist president. and so i think it's fitting, to be honest with you. >> tell us more about this phone call that police received. i'm assuming you received it from doj as well, that the january 6th rioters who were testified against will be released interestingly enough, i didn't get those phone calls. >> but i know that the individuals that were charged with assaulting have been released. and let's talk about who these individuals are, because i want the american people to understand fully. you know, i want every person that comes on cnn and defends these pardons to understand who these individuals were. they are daniel rodriguez, an individual who applied a taser device to my neck while i was being restrained multiple times. daniel rodriguez admitted his conduct, pled guilty, and was sentenced to 12.5 years in prison. he is now free. kyle young pled guilty, admitted that w

donald trump has been promising these pardons ever since he announced his candidacy in waco, texas, theone of the most notorious battles between american law enforcement and the american extremist movement that resulted in the death of numerous law enforcement officers. thanks, america. >> this feels like a betrayal to you? >> oh, i have been betrayed by my country. rest assured. i have been betrayed by my country and i have been betrayed by those who supported donald trump. whether you voted for him because he promised these pardons, or for some other reason, you knew that this was coming. and here we are. tonight, six individuals who assaulted me as i did as i did my job on january 6th, as did hundreds of other law enforcement officers will now walk free. six individuals who threatened my life and who have made threats towards my family members as well as countless other january 6th defendants who threatened me because they see me as a spokesperson for law enforcement for this event. my family, my children and myself are less safe today because of donald trump and his supporters. >> w

. >> trump announced his candidacy for office from waco, texas.n't know or don't remember, that was the scene of a violent confrontation between members of the american fringe and extremist movements and law enforcement officers and several law enforcement officers lost their lives. but this is where donald trump chose to announce his candidacy for office, and he's been promising these presidential pardons for those that committed crimes on january 6th, in participation with the attack on the capitol. ever since day one. and so the american people. own this decision. you chose this. you elected this man as president, and now you are responsible for these pardons and anything associated, you know, the inevitable violence that will occur because these individuals and many more like them have been emboldened. donald trump announced to america a new era of government lawlessness. and that if you commit crimes on his behalf, you will not face accountability. accountability is reserved for those who challenge donald trump, and who would dare to stand up

. >> president of the united states, which he announced in waco, texas. >> the scene of a violent. confrontation between, uh and. >> members of the american extremist movement. >> and law enforcement in which law enforcement officers. >> lost their lives. >> he's been promising these. >> pardons since day one. and so the american. >> people should be well. >> aware or should have been well aware that this was coming. >> and they ultimately. >> own this. >> um. >> this decision and these pardons. >> do you fear that any of these freed criminals might now attempt retribution? >> i don't. >> fear it, but i anticipate it. i expect that, um, that individuals. >> who were pardoned. >> by the president and others who were emboldened by the presidential pardons of these violent criminals, will eventually, um. uh, attack me or members of my family physically. >> yeah. you've previously mentioned how you and your family received threats. have you had to seek any protective orders or anything? >> uh, so today i went to the, uh, prince william county courthouse in virginia, near where i live,

have been saying, what he's been broadcasting from his very first 2024 campaign rally when he was in waco, and he had the jan six choir singing the anthem there. he's been talking about this for years now, and him taking this swift action, i don't think should come as any surprise. and that's what people in the white house have told me today when i was asking about it. >> yeah. and it comes as they're also launching this so-called special project. i mean, that's what they are referring to it to investigate the investigators who prosecuted the january 6th rioters and used basically a statute that that it made it up to the supreme court of whether or not it could be used to to prosecute them. what does that tell you about the priorities of of the justice department here? >> well, again, the acting u.s. attorney in d.c. was in the private sector before this, representing defendants charged in the january 6th riot. and now he's on the other side of the table in that prosecutorial capacity. also in an acting capacity. right. so there is, like ali was saying, a little bit of what how far they c

we've got a severe risk of storms tomorrow from sherman down to curville, including dallas, waco as welldamaging hail is part of this. a flash flood risk as well, and those high rainfall rates at night. now we move into thursday. that heavy band of rain moves into the mississippi river valley. more severe storms are expected in the afternoon from dallas to houston, but alexandria, parts of central louisiana, have more of a severe risk and a few tornadoes possible. and flooding, because from greenville, little rock, memphis, up to paducah, we could be looking at 1 to 3 inches of rain, and then that moves into the northeast on friday with wet weather along the i-95 corridor. but from detroit to syracuse all the way to bangor, we may be looking at a decent amount of snow. rainfall, though, that's what we're going to be really looking at over the next 48 hours from dallas to memphis. we could be looking at 3 inches of rain anywhere, though, generally about 1 to 2 inches. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next it is freezing and a lot of our inland valleys, mainly acr

. >> that said, let's remember his very first campaign event in this election in waco, texas, where he the first thing he did was step on stage and appear with the january 6th convict choir. >> so some of this has been telegraphed all along, but it did accelerate and it grew more expansive. >> despite what we heard from jd vance just ten days ago, despite what we heard from pam bondi just last week, and trump with he and his closest advisers now that they're in power, decided to go big to have sweeping pardons, including for members of the oath keepers and proud boys, going far beyond what even some of his closest allies wanted or even recommended here. let's recall, of course, that some of these convicts, their sentences were handed down by trump appointed judges. let's remember, of course, this is the largest criminal investigation in the history of the department of justice. one has to wonder what happens now to the career officials in doj and attorneys offices, the u.s. attorney's offices, whether they will stay in place after this? some of these people there were there were partie

donald trump has been promising these pardons ever since he announced his candidacy from waco, texas.hose of you who don't know or remember, that was the scene of a violent confrontation between members of american extremist groups and law enforcement in which law enforcement officers were killed. and donald trump saw that as a fitting place to announce his candidacy. so i fully expected this to happen. and the american people voted for it. >> so you've got these protective orders yesterday, understand? why did you feel compelled to do that? can you talk about some of the threats you felt for you and your family? >> well, first, i, i haven't obtained them yet. i'm going through the process. unfortunately, it doesn't look like it's going to be as easy as i had initially anticipated. that being said, listen, once these guys were pardoned and let's talk about the individuals that that were pardoned. daniel rodriguez, sentenced to more than 12 years in prison after he pled guilty and admitted to using a taser device, applying it to the base of my skull numerous times while i was being res

. >> announced his candidacy for office from waco, texas. for those of you who don't know or don't remember, that was the scene of a violent confrontation between members of the american fringe and extremist movements and law enforcement officers and several law enforcement officers lost their lives. but this is where donald trump chose to announce his candidacy for office. and he's been promising these presidential pardons for those that committed crimes. on january 6th in participation with the attack on the capitol. ever since day one. and so the american people own this decision. you chose this. you elected this man as president, and now you are responsible for these pardons and anything associated, you know, the inevitable violence that will occur because these individuals and many more like them have been emboldened. donald trump announced to america a new era of government, lawlessness and that if you commit crimes on his behalf, you will not face accountability. accountability is reserved for those who challenge donald trump, and who

that it has been a part of his political platform since day one, when he announced his candidacy in wacoals. and so this is what trump supporters voted for. whether advertently or inadvertently or intentionally. every american that supported donald trump owns these pardons. >> retired metropolitan police officer michael fanone. it's an honor to speak to you today. thank you for starting us off. thank you. when we come back, maya will join the conversation, as well as congresswoman zoe lofgren, a member of the january 6th select committee. our coverage of the overnight release of jack smith's special counsel report into how donald trump worked to overthrow and steal the 2020 election, continues after a short break. also ahead for us. we'll head out west to those devastating wildfires still raging in southern california. how the return of high winds is hampering efforts by firefighters to control the deadly blazes that have already led to 24 people losing their lives. they have displaced more than 100,000 others. deadline white house continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. >> no

. >> waco, texas. >> you know, for those of you who don't know or remember, that was the scene. >> ofmbers. of american. >> extremist groups. and law enforcement in which law. >> enforcement officers were killed. >> and donald. >> trump saw that as a fitting. >> place to. >> announce his candidacy. >> so i fully expected. >> this to happen. and the american people voted for it. >> so you've got these protective orders. why did you. >> feel compelled. >> to do that? can you talk about. >> some of the. >> threats you. >> felt for you and your family? >> well, first, i. >> i haven't. >> obtained. >> them yet. i'm going through the process. unfortunately. >> it doesn't look like. >> it's going to. >> be as. >> easy as i had initially anticipated. >> that being said. >> listen, once. >> these guys were pardoned. and let's talk about the individuals that that were pardoned. daniel rodriguez, sentenced to more than 12 years in prison after he pled guilty and admitted to using a taser device, applying. it to the base of. >> my skull. >> numerous times while. >> i was being. >> restrained in a

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it will impact communities like the one i grew up in in waco, texas, in red states, in a devastatingamericans. we all rely on these services. this isn't something just for one city or one town. it's not just about the d.c. beltway. it is across the country. and that's what you see. that's why you see these small businesses mobilizing. you see public health leaders who run community health centers mobilizing, and, of course, nonprofit organizations across the country who deliver services. they deliver those services to people that might agree with you. they deliver those services to people who may not agree with you. and that is what america is. and this is an administration that is really showing a callous disregard, we believe, for the law, but also for the well-being of the american people. >> all right. president and ceo of democracy ford skye perryman, thank you so much, mike. >> thanks for having me. >> i have a question for you. >> joe. >> that you are the only person at this table who, in your misspent youth, served a few terms in congress. yeah. so when i was in grammar schoo

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