zhao hid that drone in his jacket when contacted by security. but then, after security got a warrant, federal officials searched the drone and found photos of the base. zhao was arrested monday at sfo right before he boarded a flight to china. he does remain in custody, and if convicted, zhao could face four years in federal prison. well, time unveiled its 2024 person of the year, and the title goes to president elect donald trump, who will assume office in 39 days. in conjunction with this announcement, the president elect will ring the opening bell or ring the opening bell this morning at the new york stock exchange. he arrived in new york last night. other names on the time's short list included vice president kamala harris, who trump defeated in the 2024 election. ex-ceo elon musk. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and kate middleton, the princess of wales. and this is the moment when the president elect rang the bell at the new york stock exchange. he was surrounded by friends and family. at one point, the room broke into a chant of

he was greeted with a ceremony before taking part in bilateral talks with angola in zhao lorenzo in his remarks, president biden discussed u.s. backing for angolan growth, including investment in a rail corridor connecting with other nations. and cars coming in from here. and then he'll walk. sir. circle walking behind him. yeah. take your time. yeah. what. have. he got. but. nobody. want to go to. countries under. way. all right. and. the president. why do you in your mind and part of your time. around the red carpet, don't want to talk. about the front. tv right here. so. oh. hey, still. come on. not from. the. but in. excuse me. and. oh, i'm sorry. did you get to try, but just leave it here.

actress and comedian zhao yang summer. and he has to sit down to put the star on the top of the tree because he's big. >> new york times bestselling author, comedian and former nwa world champion tyron. >> okay, drew. what do you think about about doge? >> i love it. you love doge? oh my god. >> i've been praying for something like this for 20 years. >> i always wonder what would happen if people just downsized federal government by 20%. it's so gone, so far beyond its original intent. >> yeah, i got to tell you a quick story. remember about ten years ago when chelsea handler had that talk show on netflix? of course, she goes, you know, i don't know anything about education. so because i'm not educated, so i'm going to bring in the secretary of education and learn something about education. this was president obama's secretary of education. and this nice young man comes on and she goes, what is education? what do you do as secretary of education? he goes, what do i do? i protect the civil liberties of every student in this

maybe a year or two ago. >> zhao says one of the big trends he's observed over the last couple of yearstions of certain sectors toward job growth, health care, education and government are a major driver of jobs growth, and that continued in november, especially as you see a lot of local and state governments try to catch up on some of the hiring that they missed out earlier on in the recovery. the november unemployment rate also ticked up to 4.2% from 4.1%, marking the first time since 2021 it's been above 4% for six consecutive months. unemployment among black and hispanic workers also rose from october, coming in at 6.4% and 5.3%, respectively. in many cases, zhao says, employers are trying to get more done with less. >> that means they're putting a lot of pressure on managers, on workers to try to get more done. and whether that means return to office, whether that means just raising the bar on some of their targets, leaving some employees feeling unfulfilled. a lot of workers feel very hesitant to leave a job in order to try to find something better in the market right now. and unf

justice department, 39 year old yin zhao is accused of flying a drone over vandenberg space air force base and taking photos of the layout. zhao was arrested at san francisco international airport before boarding a flight to china, where he is a citizen. if convicted, he could face a maximum of four years in federal prison. >> all right. still ahead. here it is. the world's largest psychedelic church, drawing visitors from all around the globe. but now it says it's closing because of harassment from city officials. you're going to hear from a pastor of that church when abc seven news at they will grow up. (♪) discover who they are (♪) what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. (♪) close its doors by the end of the year. the church's leader says harassment by the planning department, as well as issues on san francisco's streets, are the cause. abc seven news reporter tim johns w

his name is ying pl zhao and he faces charges now for failure to register an aircraft and violation of national defense airspace on november. 30th drone detection systems at the base detected a drone flying over the base bay security personnel traced it to a public area. they went there and they saw zhao and spoke to him and they say at the time that they found he was hiding the drone in his jacket. now, if he's convicted, he could face up 4 years in federal prison. table. plus high school in mill valley had to be evacuated after a bomb threat was reported. it happened yesterday morning. police are still investigating. and here's what some students had to say. good. >> thank you. said it's been going on so much in this special day. weve had to do so many joes alike witnessed amenities throughout like are full from elementary school to middle school in out of high school. so it wasn't like too surprising. you're like scary like that. that we knew it was going on just that. we tell the truth. we kept calm that night. >> i think that that's something that people have to have circumstances

zhao has been in custody since his arrest in january of 2023 after the shootings, which killed sevenjured another at a mushroom factory. zhao has pleaded not guilty despite confessing to the shooting during a jailhouse interview with our nbc bay area's janelle wang. meanwle, closer to home, the man accused in the ambush killing of unitedhealthcare ceo is not due in court until next week. but there are new developments surrounding his possible extradition. one source tells nbc news new york city grand jurors may be asked to hand up an indictment against luigi mangione as soon as this week. if that happens, it would likely speed up the extradition process. now, at the same time, manhattan prosecutors are more hopeful mangione may soon waive his right to fight extradition, especially in light of recent high powered additions to his legal team. a bitter battle is brewing between amazon and two of its ten unionized warehouses. within days or even hours, it may lead to a first ever strike. the warehouses are located in new york city. teamsters accuse amazon of not recognizing the union. th

zhao has pleaded not guilty despite confessing to the shooting during a jailhouse interview with his janelle wang. well, a seventh day of jury deliberations is set to continue in the nima momeni trial tomorrow. momeni is facing one count of murder for the deadly stabbing of cash app co-founder bob lee. the trial has included six weeks of testimony and three days of closing arguments. the jury will just have four deliberation days before christmas week. that means if a verdict isn't reached, the judge will have to try to coordinate possible planned travel dates and potential availability of alternatives. alternate jurors. of course, we're going to follow this trial until there's a verdict. when it happens, we're going to break into programing as well as send an alert on our nbc bay area news app. our full coverage of the verdict will include analysis from legal experts on the jury's decision. up next, a case of unidentified flying objects, some mysterious drones seen on the east coast have been spotted now in california. how federal investigators are turning to new technology to find

zhao was arrested at sfo on monday before he boarded a flight to china. if convicted, he could face four years in federal prison. a special story in san francisco. a bay area photojournalist has now has a street named after him in downtown. it's for taking a famous photo from world war two. take a look. joe rosenthal took this famous photo called raising the flag of iwo jima during the final stages of world war two. after the w war ended, he returd to san francisco to work for the chronicle. he dedicated 35 years of his life covering the day to day happenings in the city. to honor him, san francisco supervisors unveiled joe rosenthal way at the intersection of sutter and mason. but what he is not known for is turning the ordinary into the extraordinary, into the extraordinary, really. and this has been long overdue that joe rosenthal, who is a true san franciscan, be honored and acknowledged. i did not know he took that photo. what a cool bay area connection to an iconic photograph. joe rosenthal died in 2006 at the age of 94. it really is an unforgettabl

by the way, zhao did survive the shooting. at this point. we don't know her condition, though officer poblete remains on routine administrative leave as this investigation unfolds. all right. a political shakeup is about to take place in oakland tomorrow. as mayor sheng thao his final day in office after bein recalled in the november election. today, as one of her last acts in office, the mayor delivered hundreds of donated gifts to 300 oakland families. tomorrow, the city council will vote to certify the results of the november election, recalling the mayor, whose term has been filled with a mix of successes, including a notable drop in crime, as well as controversies such as an fbi raid on her home and those ongoing budget issues that have led to a dramatic cuts in the city. tao says she stands by her decision and that she has no regrets. it's emotional. you know, we spent less than two years in office, but i'm just so proud that my team led with values. i think it's a little unfortunate that there was some misinformation that was put out

. >> thanks to doctor drew, jamie lizhou, zhao ying summers, tyrus, and our studio audience. fox news at night is next. >> i'm kat timpf and on behalf of greg gutfeld, i love you. >> america. >> laura: that evening, everyone, i am laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. trump's early power flex. that is the focus of "the angle." the trump transition is a buzz not only with lightning speed to fill out his cabinet in senior positions he is preparing for a triumphant return to europe on saturday for the reopening of notre dame. remember it was badly damaged by catastrophic fire back in 2019 and many doubted it could ever really be restored. so it is fitting emmanuel macron invited trump to the ceremony because not that long ago that is what they thought about him and the populist move, damage beyond all repair. >> it is a fitting era characterized by lawlessness. >> it may be the last dying gasp of trumpism. >> they are dead but they don't know politically. we have seen time and again in 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 they reject trumpism. >

tell people wrongful accuser, i'm asking you stop your wrongful accuser statement told me ellen li zhaond i demand you to correct your record. this is public record that you put some name i never mentioned in there. it became a privacy. it became a public record that you violate your own very old oath, make a statement that i did not quote. thank you. your time has expired. thank yo. thank you ma'am. and we don't normally respond to public comment, but i'll just note that to the extent the minutes, i don't think those comments were directed at commissioner sly specifically. i think the point is that the minutes may be inaccurately reflect some of your prior public comments. and if that's the case, we will correct them to reflect what you stated and that was thank you for bringing that to our attention. mister clerk, would you check if there's any remote public comment on the item that we were discussing? chair, there's one caller in the queue. welcome, caller. your three minutes begins now. so who is the one that was speaking when i was speaking during public comment? so think about the

lee zhao's jury trial has been in custody since the arrest in january of 2023. now he has pleaded not guilty despite confessing to that shooting. during a jailhouse interview with nbc bay area's janelle wang. today's hearing is scheduled for nine this morning just into our newsroom. a top russian general is dead after a bombing attack in moscow. ukraine's security service claims its operatives carried out the mission one day after it opened a criminal investigation against him. the general served as chief of russia's nuclear, biological and chemical protection forces. he died from a bomb embedded in a scooter outside his apartment building. russia is vowing to respond in a matter of hours. the house intelligence committee is expected to receive a briefing as questions remain over drone sightings across the united states today in the bay's brie jackson joins us live from washington this morning. and, bree, four federal agencies are now speaking up ahead of today's briefing. and they say the public has nothing to worry about. that's right. good morning laura. so t

. >> ewing pl zhao is his name. register an aircraft, a violation. >> of the national defense airspace on november. 30th drone detection systems at the space force base detected a drone flying over the base. a security personnel traced it back to a public area next to the base and they spoke to jack ow. who was hiding the drone in his jacket when they contacted and talk to him. if he's convicted, he faces 4 years in federal prison. >> well, in the east bay livermore, police now have arrested a man they say was stealing from multiple stores at the outlets in livermore. police say it happened over the weekend. security had been seen. the 20 year-old man repeatedly taking a duffel back to his car and stolen items, including clothing. police eventually found that he had stolen. 47 item's value that $6500. they also found that tools to disable sensors. he's been arrested now for grand theft and the stolen goods were all return. new this morning, the world's largest psychedelic church is set to close its doors today. past

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momo shang chen zhao qingfu man man, oh bright lights, revelry and celebration in thailand. >> it isn the kingdom. that was a spectacular display in bangkok. as we saw the fireworks light up the night sky with those golden showers above the temple of dawn, one of the most beloved, oldest and most famous buddhist temples in thailand. that's right there in the chao phraya river and not far from there is our own will ripley, who's been watching the proceedings live from bangkok and will welcome to 2025. how does it feel and what was witnessing that display like? >> oh my god, i mean, i you could feel the seat shaking, the ground shaking. that's how impressive these fireworks were. and the finale at the end. i mean, it's just like right there. really amazing and interesting fact about these fireworks. they're trying to be more sustainable about this whole thing. so there is actually one of the one of the fireworks was designed by a famous, apparently a famous japanese fireworks craftsman. and pardon me, i don't know the name, but he made the fireworks out of sticky rice. so you had a fir

tell people wrongful accuser, i'm asking you stop your wrongful accuser statement told me ellen li zhaond i demand you to correct your record. this is public record that you put some name i never mentioned in there. it became a privacy. it became a public record that you violate your own very old oath, make a statement that i did not quote. thank you. your time has expired. thank yo. thank you ma'am. and we don't normally respond to public comment, but i'll just note that to the extent the minutes, i don't think those comments were directed at commissioner sly specifically. i think the point is that the minutes may be inaccurately reflect some of your prior public comments. and if that's the case, we will correct them to reflect what you stated and that was thank you for bringing that to our attention. mister clerk, would you check if there's any remote public comment on the item that we were discussing? chair, there's one caller in the queue. welcome, caller. your three minutes begins now. so who is the one that was speaking when i was speaking during public comment? so think about the

and then the person, the family liaison who is a chinese family liaison for many years, josephine zhao, is now put as the african american liaison as lic, which makes zero sense. so i'm going to go back to what frank laura says. we have the resources we are misusing them, and there are no logistics and no sense of planning going on to use the resources that we do have effectively. so if we have a math pilot coming in, we have and also annette cannot coach math teachers. so now math teachers are not clearing their credentials. that was a bad call. we need to use union labor, labor, people that are already here that are credentialed to clear people's credentials. you need to use the chinese liaison to help with the translations, because all these chinese, my students putting his head down every day because he can't understand what's going o, because we have nobody translating the new math pilot for algebra. i'm so sorry to have to cut you off. that is your time. i'm just saying use your resources more wisely and be more logistic about it. we have what we need. thank you. again, gentle re

the court heard she'd been convicted , convinced by zhao's convicted, convinced by zhao's claims, callingsenger sent by god. the elderly woman was reportedly howling in pain before she died while xiao continued to promote his unproven method of self—healing. well, xiao, who has no medical qualifications, was convicted in july and is currently being sentenced at winchester crown court . uk house prices have hit court. uk house prices have hit a new record high today, with the average home now costing £298,000. halifax says property values rose 1.3% in november. that's the biggest monthly increase this year and the fifth rise in a row. annual house price growth also jumped to 4.8%. that's the strongest rate rise since november 2022. scientists at the university of cambridge have developed a groundbreaking urine test that could detect lung cancer in its earliest stages. the innovative test identifies proteins released by zombie cells that's damaged cells that may trigger cancer development. already successful in mice , researchers successful in mice, researchers say they're now excited to be