. >> zachary and elijah are incredibly special and so smart and sweet and talented and full of life. they to call me gaga mother. it's very, very cute with the accents, especially. >> gaga and elton have performed together many times, including at the grammys in 2010, you could tell everybody, oh, this is your song. >> i hope you don't mind. i hope you don't mind. >> yeah, my favorite elton song. is your song actually. like that moment. playing that with him meant so much to me. because sometimes in your life you hear something as a songwriter and you think, man, i wish i wrote that. >> gaga says elton has helped her navigate the notoriously tough industry. >> i've always felt like i have someone looking out for me, and i've always felt like elton was willing to also say hard things to me. he always wanted me to be okay, and i think that's really rare in a business where very often you're encouraged, you know, to just succeed and outdo yourself. elton wanted me to be happy. >> there are a lot of artists that might not even be here right now if it weren't for elton taking their hand a

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or i think last april, last name zachary same question, that might be the ty stopped. uh, uh, he has left uh for an interim location. uh, events move very quickly. um over the past few days. so. uh perhaps, who is this guy plan hadn't bain, particularly sort of that. um and obviously the special are all a side uh will be a magnet for a program for the rest of his life. so country's going to be, be careful about how much they publicize his presence. it might will be that easy, mean term location and will be next or somewhere else. longer to that was middle east analysts, roger shanahan, roger many thanks. indeed for your insights. my pleasure. and we can now speak to a journalist, osama mohammed who joins us from conditionally a city in north eastern serious kurdish region. welcome. we're hearing reports about rebel fighters attacking kurdish forces in the northeast of syria where you are. what can you tell us about that? thanks for having b. yeah, that is kind of closer is hoping you can, you know, in the deals language and around just 50 to this collections have been

zachary uss: and i was just like, craig, craig, craig. andrea canning: in minutes, the family was on the phone with 911. when dispatchers put out the call, first responders were mistakenly told it was a heart attack. so when blairsville patrolman don isherwood pulled up, he was surprised by what he found. well, as i approach, the neighbor kids and their father were on the porch. and then as you approach the stairs, you could see a broken glass from one of the window panes. and the glass was out, blown out over the steps and onto the porch. what are you thinking now? well, you can see blood rolling down from the shards of the blood. so. this was no heart attack. it doesn't look like a heart attack, no, no. andrea canning: the terrible truth was on the other side of the door. so we walk in here, and you see the struggle. and the poor doctor's body was lying right here. so that must have been a real shock to the system because you didn't know yet that the man's been stabbed to death right here. it was a pretty gruesome. there was-- you could

police say it all started when zachary czerwenka was at a walmart near toledo, where someone recognized him from an arrest warrant. an officer approaches him with his nine month old and five year old children in the back as their mother loads their groceries. how's it going? >> he's running. >> police say czerwenka sped off, leaving the children's mother behind, reaching speeds up to 100mph with the van door wide open as they round a turn. the nine month old boy goes flying out of the vehicle. his car seat bouncing multiple times off the grass, which the officer does not see. minutes later, police ended the chase because of bad weather. >> what did he tell you exactly? he just left the baby on the side of the road. >> yeah. >> czerwenka then called the mother, saying he dropped the five year old child off at a friend's house. he then described the area where the nine month old boy was ejected. oh my god. >> baby boy. >> the baby boy was found after an hour in the cold, still strapped into his car seat. >> it's so cold. i know. get him out, baby. >> it's okay. mama's here. mama's here. >

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andre zachary is accusing marine veteran daniel penny of negligence and assault, leading to the deathjordan neely last year. the lawsuit comes as the jury in penny's criminal trial ended its third day of deliberations without a verdict. penny says he was protecting people on the subway car after neely began shouting and threatening them. his lawyer called the lawsuit a distraction. >>> and cnn says a russian woman who allegedly stowed away on a delta airlines flight from new york to paris appeared in a federal courtroom in new york. svetlana dali did not enter a plea to stowaway charges. according to a criminal complaint, she was initially turned away by a tsa agent at jfk airport last week because she didn't have a boarding pass. but minutes later, she blended in with crew members on a special line for airline employees. she passed through screening and got on the plane when the gate agent was distracted. >>> coming up, a setback for a lunar trip. a plan to return astronauts to the moon hits a snag. we'll tell you when the mission could finally launch. ♪ like a relentless weed, moder

and in fact, andre zachary jordan's father did have an outbreak in the courtroom because not only two rows behind him, someone was clapping that the person who took his son's life would not be held responsible, and that to me shows just a disregard we have to care about each other. everyone here is important whether you're homeless, whether you have mental issues. and one thing that i keep hearing, laura that i just want to talk about briefly is a lot of people say, well, where was his family then? that's not how life works. sometimes people go through things and they have demons. andre's mother was killed when he was a teenager in the house, and her body was put in a suitcase and left on the side of the road he had demons. he couldn't. he couldn't get over. that didn't mean his family didn't love him because he couldn't be around people. it didn't mean that he didn't have people that cared for him because he did. the jordan neely, the neely family is full of love, but we all have family members that go through things that doesn't make their lives less valuable, and that was the feeli

zachary carter out of the room andrew zachary is his name. i should say. we are also hearing audible reaction directly in the park behind me protesters have been here all morning and they are now starting to chant loudly in response to this verdict today, for the first time in the past six weeks since we've been here daniel penny also had some supporters in this crowd, but now we are hearing the chanting in fact, it was something that his defense attorney tried to declare ask for a mistrial on this morning because of the presence of loud supporters, which he believed could be heard by the jury inside the courtroom as they were deliberating, they are chanting no justice, no peace which can be heard from inside that courtroom. according to my colleague lauren del valle. so for now six weeks after the fact daniel penny acquitted on the second charge, criminally negligent homicide. days after this jury initially told this judge that they were hung on the top charge of manslaughter in the second degree charge, the most serious of the two, the d.a. moved to dism

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zachary, we assessed the sheets that came from the direction of have asthma on an illegal outpost and the southern have on hills. right. squeaks say it has a history of violent harassments of palestinians. yes, according to recent media report, has received private us funding. this isn't uncommon. us residents of funding of millions of dollars of tax deductible donations into illegal settlements, which violate international law and play a significant role in the expulsion of palestinians from the land. around 20 filaments, his nose is heavy and city. one of the stock cars, symbols of the occupation, it's home around 200000 palestinians, and 1000 federalist peggy to from bonuses settlements. i'm the extension is ready campaign group piece. now, in order to protect this small group of settlers inside the front of student city, the is riley, army, seen and whole neighborhoods from the presence of palestinians, the heart of the old city where you had all the shops are closed for 30 years already for palestinians and there are parts of the streets that they are not even allowed to walk sin

zachary cohen, thank you so much for that reporting. joining us now cnn political commentator karen finney and cnn political commentator scott jennings. good to have both of you. good morning good morning. good morning. scott i want to start first with you. we just went over patel and also tulsi gabbard going to be on capitol hill meeting with senators and gabbard. i want to zoom in on for a second, because this is a particularly interesting moment and confluence of events as we saw the fall of the syrian assad regime over the over the weekend and she met with assad back in 2017 and 2019. she said he was not the enemy of the united states. it is quite the timing to really put this into perspective. there are a number of democrats, but also some republicans that have real questions about if she is the right person to be the head of dni, the director of national intelligence, which of course, brings together all of the intelligence threads that those agencies are following. what do you say to them well, look, this is the purpose of a conf

and in fact, andre zachary jordan's father did have an outbreak in the courtroom because not only twos behind him, someone was clapping that the person who took his son's life would not be held responsible, and that to me shows just a disregard. we have to care about each other. everyone here is important. whether you're homeless, whether you have mental issues. and one thing that i keep hearing, laura, that i just want to talk about briefly is a lot of people say, well, where was his family then? that's not how life works. sometimes people go through things and they have demons. andre's mother was killed when he was a teenager in the house, and her body was put in a suitcase and left on the side of the road he had demons. he couldn't. he couldn't get over. that didn't mean his family didn't love him because he couldn't be around people. it didn't mean that he didn't have people that cared for him because he did. did jordan neely the neely family is full of love, but we all have family members that go through things that doesn't make their lives less valuable. and that was the feeling

that'd be in zachary's stadium in getting forrest region turns deadly. the referee's last minute decision to award a penalty to the home team sparks and received supporters of the visiting team, throw water bottles and rocks on the pitch. security forces responded by firing tear gas onto the fans in this dance. thousands attempt to escape the overcrowded stage and meant to hold far fewer people in the desperate scramble to escape. many teenagers and children died suffocating and trampled into chaos. again again, i see i'm not going to be that strong to be named government assures the population that serious investigations will be carried out to establish responsibility for this unfortunate event. sports should be a vehicle for peace and fraternity. the tournament was an attempt by the unpopular government to gain sympathy among guinea and suffering from poverty and the high cost of living the government. all the agenda is, has a kind of even essential tear like, uh, related to of those kind of events being transformed into a position or possibly even clo

and we asked book, emerging reporter, zachary is out of your own news. what the for be movement is exactly and why it's something that emerged in south korea resonates so deeply with women in the west today in for b, reuben b is not in off of the b, but rather it means they know in china is character. so it basically means say no. so for things people know, marriage, pictures, son know childbirth p on in know, dating in p 6 and no 6 been a guy. and this is not a movement that emerged overnight. it was part of broader response to gender violence is specially ignited by 2016 murder at the kind of station where a man who was a stranger to evict in stature, to death in the public bathroom of where the reason why i sought cruise for b, women has become widely adopted by american woman after thomas victory and presidential election trumpet is already well known for his sexual misconduct. allegation, with dozens of women already having accused him of sexual misconduct and also faces criticism for a pointing 3 of the justices who overtime earned ro in 2022. i'm

we were talking with the zachary adams. i got a i from the child base civil society group who told us the front seats. i don't need to manipulate african states for his own interests because the one key word to the end of the day is simply exploitation. and we want to be free. we want to be independent sense corporate with any software and states. we want to assume our responsibility and be software regarding security problems and the french, military, and chad. the french have brought no security to charging people. so the chevy and people are oppressed by this region. the french army is on our territory for its own interest, and as it is there to protect one reason one's head of state, they are just so representative from says never brought a solution for the people issue. it is up to friends to choose whenever it's once it projects its power on our territory, the french media allies. they're always looking to manipulate the people of chest and also the african people in general. now, i tried, but i can't of fast. so moll

he said, i just, you said i just got the is down from upstairs leading zachary defense office today . and he said this a memo that describes how we're going to take out 7 countries in 5 years. starting with a rack. and then sherry 11 on libya, somalia, sudan, and finishing off your ran i said as a classified you said yes sir. i said, i said, well, don't show it to me. so go through the countries again. well, starting with the rack, then siri and 11 on them, libya, then somali and sudan, and then back to where ran. i knew stating there 7 countries in 5 years, including libya and a rock and others. and we've seen those examples in libya and rock. so one can make their own conclusions about what's going on in syria. i mean, there's a lot of examples here that the us is new rhetoric of not getting involved in this situation is a bit too suspicious. we remember there was an interview that donald trump gave to fox news, where she says that well, us troops remain in syria to take the country's oil. and of course, western media now is not afraid to whitewash that. you had this group, and we h

abroad. ian is under investigation for declaring motional last week. eunice kim has moved from sol zachary, as just as ministry approving a travel ban on president hughes has got adding to a growing list of top officials linked, allegedly with the martial law decree last week, including his defense minister and interior, administered the requests coming from south korea's corruption investigative office, that in addition to the parallel investigations being conducted by the police and prosecution on treason charges that could surpass the immunity of the president enjoys. now president hughes office has essentially cleared his public schedule since last week. i have so the country has been a diplomatic freeze of sorts. for instance, us ever, terry of defense, lloyd austin, is in the region to sleep on a farewell tour in japan, but he has canceled his south korea leg now. as the pope's heed up, police reportedly are not ruling out an emergency or rest of the president does. a 42 level reports. i, citing a note i'm was sources and but the defense ministry has come out to confirm on this monda

he said, i just, you said i just got this down from upstairs named zachary defence office today. and he said just a memo that describes how we're going to take out 7 countries in 5 years, starting with the rack and then siri 11 on libya, somalia, sudan, and finish. and off your ran i said as a classified. he said yes sir. i said, well, don't show it to me. so go through the countries again. well, starting with the rack than siri, an 11 armed in libya, then somali and sudan and then back to it ran. now who listed there 7 countries, including a rock and libya, and we know now the extent of the us as involvement in those countries and what happened. now, syria is also on that list and we can see what's going on right now in the country . and there's a lot of examples here that really highlights the fact that it's hard to believe the u. s. as new or rhetoric that it's not going to be involved in syria. yeah, and a and a, but, you know, i think as you write to say, a general rest of the clock is, well likely virginia has had his fingers in syria for quite some time already. meantime,

he said, i just, he said, i just got this down from stairs named zachary defence office today. and he said this a memo that describes how we're going to take out 7 countries in 5 years, starting with the rack and then siri 11 on libya, somalia, sudan, and finishing off your ran i said as a classified. he said, yes sir. i said, i said, well, don't show it to me. so go through the countries again. well, starting with the rack, then siri and 11, i'm then libya, then somali and sudan, and then back to where ran. i mean, he mentioned the 7 countries including libya and a rock, and we know how that and the know syria is also on the list. and there's a lot of examples here. add that to us as new rhetoric of not getting involved just seems a little bit to on trustworthy me. as the days we see the end game here is all pointing towards the rhyme and what is going to be. so it's like an ongoing project that has to be completed somehow. now, as it is, this has been washington's as duration for syria, for more than a decade now. but talk to us, what do we know about the, the us bands when i

paul, neely's father zachary, he is suing daniel penny and that is usually how it goes. suit filed new york supreme court accusing of assault and battery that caused injuries and resulted in his son's death last year. this father was apparently in an out of jordan neely's life even reportedly trying to take money from his so-called street performances. this is a shakedown. >> yeah, you know, if the verdict comes back as guilty, that is a higher standard of proof you will need in civil court. that will impact the case like that. look, i don't know what went on between neely and his family but i do know he walked away out from "mandatory psychiatric treatment." that was adjudication in one of his cases. he was out on a warrant because he punished an elderly woman on a side by. he fell through a lot of cracks. where were all these people when neely needed them? of course, the people in the subway car needed to be safe. >> laura: paul, as always, thank you very much. i don't know if you saw this, there were fireworks on capitol hill when acting secret service director, ronal

. >> robin: their two sons zachary and elijah on stage at elton's final u.s. the decision to stop touring. >> robin: do they know what a big deal their dad is? >> they do and they don't. one of the things elton has always done, he does a show, comes home. he doesn't talk a lot about what he does. he doesn't play his music all the time in the house. he's daddy. ♪ i think it's gonna be a long long time ♪ >> robin: he is holding close the memories and touring the world. >> i don't know how much time i have left. you think about that more when you get to my age. >> robin: while looking forward to what's next despite recent health challenges. >> i lost my eyesight in my right eye in july because i had an infection in the south of france it's been four months since i haven't been able to see. my left eye is not the greatest. so there's hope and encouragement that it will be okay. we're taking an initiative to try and get it better. at the moment that's really what we're concentrating on. >> robin: people have been concerned about your health challenges. can you just

the ball was caught by a 10-year-old boy named zachary and sold by his family. the buyer. >>> five people were hurt after a tornado touched down in northern california. the national weather service confirmed an ef-1 tornado hit scott valley. it's an unusual occurrence in that area, about an hour south from san francisco. the tornado took down trees and power lines. throwing multiple cars off the road. a tornado warning had been issued for san francisco as well for the first time since 1950. no tornado formed there. >>> over the weekend two russia oil tankers were damaged by a storm in the black sea causing an oil spill. one of the tankers split in two and oil spilling into the water. two criminal cases have been opened by russian investigators to look into safety violations by the crew. one person was killed. russian authorities say 13 people were rescued. >>> earlier today president-elect trump announced a $100 billion investment by japanese company soft bank. >> this afternoon robert f. kennedy jr. president-elect trump's pick for health and human services sec

in a press conference from several of jordan neely's family members, jordan neely's father andrew zachary saying he misses his son and he believes that there is a two-tiered system of justice. but i also want to talk about the moments in the courtroom when we heard this not guilty verdict for the first time we saw some emotion from daniel penny when he learned his fate, he smiled in that courtroom, his defense attorney started clapping and this was obviously a very joyous moment for the defense, but for neely supporters there was anger. when the defense attorney started clapping, jordan neely's father said "are you trying to get f thing killed." one saying "it's a racist effing country" so tensions are high at the courthouse. jurors went to the deliberate for more than an hour before they went back to the deliberation room i want to paraphrase what the judge told jurors. he said something to the effect of no juror should surrender his or her honest view of the verdict just because he want to make an end to deliberations. i hope that helps. so we know that the jurors went back to deliberat

and apart from a brief break, the mexican war, when he served under zachary taylor in many of the war'sarly campaigns in northern mexico, pope is on duty with. the engineers from 1842 until the outbreak of the civil. he traveled first to florida immediately following the conclusion of the second seminole war, which remains the longest, costliest indian war in the nation's history on to maine, where he helped survey the boundary with canada two minnesota, where his job was to explore and sound the navigable of the red river, and then eventually on to texas, where he was engaged in helping survey potential routes for a transcontinental railroad and in an artesian, well, boring project that made him quite infamous in the old army. and we know this because the best anecdote teller in the civil war, edward porter alexander, spends considerable time mocking john pope for his work in texas. pope had been sent by jefferson davis, secretary of war at the time to drill holes in the janow staccato the staked plains of the western part of the state. the goal was to find water and bring it to the su

office, i am privileged to serve alongside district attorneys joel seidman, christian bailey and zacharyn the world. the chief and deputy chief provided oversight and direction and i want to acknowledge our high-technology analysis unit. there was a lot to be processed here. steve moran in particular, who heads that, and marco. we are privileged here at the das office to work every day with the phenomenal public servants at the nypd, it has been a distinct pleasurere to work beside commissioner jessica tisch, an exemplary partner. and chief detective, joseph kinney. almost every day we are in touch and his leadership is second to none and deputy commissioner rebecca weiner who , as i tell her, there are a lot of challenging things happening in the world and i sleep better at night knowing that she is the deputy commissioner in charge of terrorism. the detectives on this, out doing the courageous front-line work, detective oscar gs, detective curcio, exemplary. the finest. it wasn't just those of us here in new york. i want to acknowledge the great work of our partners in altoona, the alt

let me turn now to cnn's zachary wolf. he's the author of cnn's what matters newsletter. he took a look at another trump transition effort increasing efficiency by potentially trimming $2 trillion from the government budget. zach, we're talking, of course, about doge or the department of government efficiency here. and you took a look at past attempts at a similar goal, which of course, have their own names. >> that's right. well, the first one to look at is the grace commission. that was during the reagan administration. the president reagan went to these outside, sort of like trump. he went to outside business executives to get their recommendations on how to trim the government and control government spending. it took them two years, and they came up with a 47 volume list of recommendations, most of which were never, you know, became law because they couldn't get them passed through congress and then after that, of course, in the 90s, there was rigo or reinventing government. you saw al gore's picture there because he was in charge of it. that was an inside effort. the

cnn's zachary cohen has new reporting now from washington. zach, you and our colleagues doing a deep dive into the background of kash patel. what did you learn? >> yeah, that's right, jessica, we talked to over a dozen people who worked with kash patel, some that have known him for years, and they all characterize him, described somebody who sees themselves as an outsider and somebody who carries a rather large chip on their shoulder, dating back to his time. that originates from his time as a young prosecutor and as a young lawyer. he was he worked as a mid-level doj attorney back in 2016 and multiple people. we talked to pointed to a specific incident that occurred around that time when kash patel was essentially parachuted into an ongoing court battle. he was fresh off a plane from the middle east and entered a courtroom and really seems to have been embarrassed by the way he was treated by a judge who effectively said, quote who is this patel guy? and then said, quote, you're just one more non-essential employee from washington, essential

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you joins us from london. zachary loan is a senior research fellow at the global institute policy institute and using some, although in the front, frank, it's a heavy both with us at this critical time in french politics. jack, let's start with you. oh i is of course the wrong this debate with what was expected soon within the next hour i should imagine is the end thing bonnie: i could have said at this point to save his job o all his alice numbers a no i don't think so. i think is a yes of a is a tendencies over the motion for a good know, convenience, motion wouldn't be adopted and a we have to reside. but remain as a problem is done to the new prime minister is how the but there is no way you send to the species today. the on the question knock was where the socialist party was not going to join this sense. so she bowed, and it was quite clear in the speech made by the idea of always if i know that they will agree to vote and national are ready. and the new book to the front council 325 votes. and that didn't choose to associate is the, the center right to measure with the backing about

that'd be in zachary's stadium in getting sports to region turns deadly. the referee's last minute decision to award a penalty to the home team sparks and received supporters of the visiting team through water bottles and rocks on the pitch. security forces responded by firing tear gas on to fans in this dance, thousands attempt to escape the overcrowded stage and meant to hold far fewer people in the desperate scramble to escape. many teenagers and children died suffocating and trampled into chaos. again again, i see i'm not going to be that strong to be named government assures the population that serious investigations will be carried out to establish responsibility for this unfortunate event. sports should be a vehicle for peace and fraternity. the tournament was an attempt by the unpopular government to gain sympathy among guinea and suffering from poverty and the high cost of living the government. all the agenda is, has a kind of even essential tear like related to those kind of events being transformed into a position or project even as close size

and zachary and military's especially, kimberly have a very close relate relationship, any reactions from the white house so far to this news from so currently the white house says that it is in contact with the republic of korea and is monitoring the situation closely. of course, we know that right now there are at least $29000.00 us soldiers stationed in south korea to guard against any aggression by north korea. the pentagon specifically has not issued any statement, but we do expect it. there will be something more detailed for us coming when the united states has a clear picture of what exactly is occurring on the ground. what we do know is that there has been observation by various intelligence agencies with the in south korea, the united states. also japan, as there has been growing, concerned about the activity of north korean military presence. i'll be it with regard to its alliance with russia, particularly the combat in you frame the fact that there has been a support of north korean soldiers in that realm. and the fact that there has been constant support to the tune of s