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so there's a movie. agnes stuck zimmerman. one of my favorites, and by the way, i have to log in, i have been to see the local doctor. and the reason i was doing so much of this sort of, let's say, 19 thirty's, fashionable, waiving during this year's show, the season was i've been exposed to much you politicians. and i may have contracted a nazi isis, which is a common condition from journalists who do spend too much time looking at you, people like on the line, a sex symbol on etc. so i, i see the nazis of course, correct. are you a sort of final candidate in us the year category at the most, camille uh oscars is um, you know, the other 2, you know, they both want to see lots of young men die and they wanna spend your money doing is the kind of more incipient creepy, sort of too sweet to be wholesome, as you say back in orland. uh guess who it is. you know old, good looking for the old castro is not so notice on the, you know, just of the boy band wonder and.

matt zimmerman: so we start moving down the driveway. i tell him to show me where he found the body. [scream] josh mankiewicz (voiceover): scott horn was dead. now the mechanics of a murder investigation began. officer: do you have crime scene tape? we have a body. we need a couple more units here. going to have a potential crime scene. who killed scott horn? as police searched for clues outside the house, someone inside is apparently unaware of it all. craig melvin (voiceover): coming up. craig melvin (voiceover): and whoever murdered scott horn didn't just kill him. this was overkill. so someone shoots him from behind, and then after he's on the ground, begins beating him. that's correct. craig melvin (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. ooo! our car's value went up! maybe we should track all our cars' value on carvana? we need more trackers! oh! i'm getting a value update! do you see which one is going off? how's it trackin'? some dips, some rises. now what? "hold?" sold. track your car's value on carvana today. why pay more for an

on the moscow use, i can this strike zimmerman. the darling of the woke elite in germany. this just a sort of a smell of nuremberg offer before and after the run the video and you thought don't have enough cups in cobalt to be a fascist because she is a madman. the carpet is up here just over there. all right, have a look. you can see it all across here. are you good trumpets and socialist us as we should as i was talking to joe, the testament was conquered. what's your name? i'm on each track to see merriman, muddy stock. zimmerman has been very upset by the fact that someone has called how long ago i am not of all my not i latrice mega. no more. but mission b as in 3 clicks ty, by using the fleet and supply by brunswick. i know him too. and so, you know, and i feel like i'm back in new york or them. yeah. i bought some slips that i bought out with his own in moscow. and we'll sort of by the just reading the, the, what is the car the previous try but a piece longer. she's a free, a sleepless tribal despite all this, some of these politicians are very, very, and susie opti

joe zimmerman was in there. >> jimmy: joe zimmerman. so it's not necessarily jimmy fallon. it's like you're just part of the dudes now, and we're hanging out. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, i did not tell jimmy how to open those doors. >> jimmy: i didn't know -- [ laughter ] first of all, no, i didn't know there were doors. right here, it just looks like open -- your room's there, and then behind this fourth wall is a bathroom. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so, i got up in the middle of the night, 'cause i'm older than -- than you, nate. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i got up, and i'm in clothes. >> in pajamas. he wears pajamas. [ laughter ] full on pajamas. >> jimmy: stop -- >> he gave us pajamas. >> jimmy: stop telling -- >> i was like, "i never wore pajamas in my life. i guess i'm wearing pajamas now." he goes -- >> jimmy: you're giving away too much. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but anyways, while -- [ laughter ] while i was sleeping in my bunk, i was not bothering anyone, i'm sleeping pleasantly. and while i was sleeping, you enclosed me in. you trapped

oh, >>>>for over 15 years, linda zimmerman has made it her annual tradition to see san francisco's gayert. >>>>it's just fun. it's just fun. they have some serious music, but then they do a lot of parodies and a lot of laughs. >>>>linda moved to san francisco from the east coast back in the 70s. she says in recent years, the concert has become a sort of home away from home for her. >>>>i'm an elder orphan, which means i don't have family. i have a limited support system, so i come to see them just to lift my spirits, and they always do that for me. >>>>then one year the chorus brought something even bigger into linda's life. >>>>but i met susan at the herbst theater probably seven years ago. >>>>linda says that year she bought a ticket last minute and just happened to get seated next to susan ledford, who had done the same. >>>>it's different every year, and it's always fun. >>>>the two hit it off and forged a friendship. now, every year since that fayetteville meeting, they've been coming to the concert together. >>>>it's something to do on my own. and with linda. and it's just a geta

. >> reporter: for over 15 years, linda zimmerman has made it her annual tradition to see san francisco's men chorus christmas concert. >> it is just fun. it is just fun. they had some serious music, but then they will do a lot of parodies and a lot of laughs. >> reporter: linda moved from san francisco to the east coast back in the 70s. in recent years, the concert has become a sort of home away from home for her. >> i'm an elder orphan, so i could see that to lift my spirits, and they always do that for me. >> reporter: and then one year, they brought something bigger into linda's lives. >> i met susan at the theater where it is probably seven years ago. >> reporter: that year, it just happened to get seated next to susan ledford who got the same. >> it's different every year, it's always fun. >> reporter: the two hit it off, forging a friendship. now every year since that faithful meeting, they've been coming to the concert together. >> it is something to do on my own and with linda. it's just a getaway and a breakaway. and they are just soaking it in. >> reporter: it is a show that ev

story of a 19 year-old robert zimmerman straight out of duluth, minnesota, who hits new york's greenwich village with a guitar and harmonica becomes the darling of the folk music scene alongside legends like pete seeger woody guthrie, joan baez and many the songs that they provide give you in the south, thoughtful, still relevant soundtrack. we're perfection, by all of that starts to mount shallow made sure to be nominated for an academy award for his performance. that is so much more than its surface impersonation. he digs deep into the soul of the poet rebel and turn music on its head. not sure that i learned anything new about going, but i do have a better understanding of what and who inspired his and his desire to evolve as an artist. to do with performances by edward norton as pete seeger and monica barbaro singing beautifully as joan baez, both to absolute perfection. part of the power of a complete unknown is its subject matter. bob dylan is one of the most dynamic personalities of all time. but performance of him and the straightforward movie-making by director james mangold del

sam zimmerman is the vp of programing.been a part of christmas for centuries. >> a christmas carol and charles dickens, which you might not think it but is kind of the preeminent, most popular, most iconic christmas horror story. >> but it was 1974. black christmas, about a serial killer hiding in a sorority house that brought holiday horror to the masses. hello? >> pulls on that old like urban legend about the call is coming from inside the house. that is always frightening. >> there are no elements of hallmark in that one. >> no, black christmas is really scary. billy the killer you never see. he's really just, like, kind of an eyeball and a creepy voice. >> by the 1980s, the christmas slasher had gone mainstream with the release of silent night, deadly night in 1984. >> you've made it through halloween now. try and survive christmas. >> that seemed like a watershed moment for this subgenre. >> it was a big moment. it came at a time where a lot of things were converging, because you had this idea of a of a santa with an

sure. single level zimmerman. he like to learn something new, but that's been a tough case. but the ends use of the view w. i said we used to do the symptoms, then the site to go to, i mean, for us to then get to that from the for going was seen by the, the lead me. so you, so i think that the lock so that they can but that keep this on for you. think the divorce, what on the line can produce, even with the next operation of hun, allowed friends to take control of the whole region from send a goal. so, so done, most of the curious path in the terrorist threat to continue to grow can be area of terrorist activity expanded. while friends, business affairs in molly improved and profits grew. click unsafe for charlotte 49 french soldiers died. not for molly. the french trade interests. frances, i mean, to accompany independent and extremely advantageous and convenience position. and molly occupies found many malia and civilians died at the hands of the french. doesn't care about that. phrase, the girl, friends has no friends, totally its own interests. the history of relations b

again, while this is happening on the political leads in germany, like our old friend, a file flock zimmerman. absolutely devoted to deval to problem. so your call scam, how dare you'll send your video all do all of these here on board for or on a slab filter that you need. yeah. basically you will say slab ok, i just want to remind you, this is what the important thing is right now. for mrs. bear back and mr. flex in my mind to get all the work is we get everything turning it slab or cleaning. you will say at all you will meet them, terry, and didn't have time. so sadly, that's uh the end of another little thing. journey, it was a, me and my co pilot, oregon us around the insanity. uh, the some of that is uh, the hypocrisy. and then you lingo speak of the west. now remember, this is nate over and or so longer. liar and sleepy. joe is going to bed 3 days to live, probably manage to get what they want, which is the big more with russia. how many of their kids, how much their property, how many their lives will be directly affected by the more i would think about that next time you hear them te

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for over 15 years, linda zimmerman has made it her annual tradition to see san francisco's's chorus christmas concert. >> it's just fun. it's just fun. they have some serious music, but then they do a lot of parodies and lot of laughs. >> reporter: linda moved to san francisco from the east coast back this the '70s. she says in recent years, the concert has become a sort of home away from home for her. >> i'm an elder orphan, which means i don't have family. i have a limited support system, so i come to see them just to lift my spirits. and they always do that for me. >> reporter: then one year, the chorus brought something even bigger into linda's life. >> but i met susan at the herself theater probably seven years ago. >> reporter: linda says that year she bought a ticket last minute and just happened to get seated next to susan led ford, who had done the same. >> it's different every year, and it's always fun. >> reporter: the two hit it off and forged a friendship. now every year since that fateful meeting, they've been coming to the concert together. >> it's something

travis zimmerman's story is one among tens of thousands from assad's notorious prison system.nced by the man many syrians see as the biggest criminal of them all. lucy williamson, bbc news, damascus. families in syria continue to search prisons and hospitals for news of missing loved ones, and thousands of people have attended the funeral of a human rights activist whose body was found in a notorious prison outside the capital, damascus. such a show of public support would never have happened there a week ago when president assad was still in power. a warning — yogita limaye's report contains details you may find distressing. "oh my boy, my baby. "you were only 19," cries a mother who's just found the disfigured body of her teenage son, who until today was one of tens of thousands who disappeared under bashar assad's regime. now his family knows what happened. ahmad was tortured and killed in prison. those still searching would give anything to have closure. "i wish i could see my son, even if it's his dead body, "so i can bury him and i will know which grave "my son is in," t

, while this is happening on the political, a leads in germany like our old friend, a file flock zimmerman. absolutely. devoted to deval to problem. so your call scam, how dare your phones or video all do all of these here on board to or i'm a slave, i felt like you need. yeah. basically you will say slab ok, i just want to remind you, this is what the important thing is, right? now for mrs. back and mr. flex in my mind, to get all the work is forget everything, turn it slab clean and you will say at all you will meet very little time. so sadly, that's uh, the end of another little train journey. it was a, me and my co pilots, oregon us around the insanity. uh, the some of that is, uh, the hypocrisy and the due lingo speak of the west. now remember, this is nato and or so longer liar and sleepy. joe is going to bed 3 days to live, probably manage to get what they want, which is the big more with russia. how many of their kids, how much of their property, how many their lives will be directly affected by the more of a think about that. next time you hear them tell you that russia is your en

there was an attempt to make him like a george zim zimmerman likn the trayvon martin case.e seems almost he doesn't want the spotlight right now. but i think the telling part is him saying i wouldn't have been able to deal with the guilt. i'm sitting here watching this man say he is going to kill everyone. what am i supposed -- i'm a marine. this is the oath that i took to defend this country, foreign and domestic. we have someone that is terrorizing citizens. and i have been through hell. but i still would do it again. that was telling. >> rachel: yeah. and don't forget a woman with a stroller and a baby this man is yell i'm going to kill everyone. you are absolutely right. credible. all of us want to believe good samaritans will keep coming forward. i have been on the situation. stranded on the side of the road. needed somebody to help me and they did. that's the kind of america we all want to live in. i was really struck by this interview that judge nah jeanine did an incredible job with this. you see this man right here. by the way, new yorkers are mad at aoc because th

that's why we see them get behind kyle rittenhouse, who shot and killed two blm protesters, or george zimmermaneath, fox's laura ingraham speaks about the 26-year-old unitedhealthcare suspect and daniel penny who was just acquitted yesterday in the subway chokehold death of jordan neely. >> which i was sent in the commercial break earlier. crazy. he's cute, and people celebrating this, this is a sickness, honestly. it's so disappointing, but i guess we shouldn't be surprised. thank you so much. and up next, the other big news out of new york, daniel penny, a lot of people think he's a hero, and tonight, he's not guilty. my take next. >> wow. joining me now is jason johnson, professor of politics and journalism at morgan state university and host of the podcast, a word with jason johnson. >> we just witnessed a murder of irony. that was a murder right there. irony is officially dead under any and all circumstances. we should not be surprised in this country they just re-elected donald trump. >> reality is, if you go back to the trayvon martin case, before that, the justification for lynching aro

. >> reporter: for over 15 years, linda zimmerman made it her annual tradition to see san francisco's it's just fun. they have some serious music but then they do a lot of parodies and lot of laughs. >> reporter: linda moved to san francisco from the east coast back in the '70s. she says in recent years, the concert has become a sort of home away from home for her. >> i'm an elder orphan which means i don't have family. i have a limited support system so i come to see them just to lift my spirits. and they always do that for me. >> reporter: then one year, the chorus brought something even bigger into linda's life. >> but i met susan at the herbs theater probably seven years ago. >> reporter: linda says that year, she bought a ticket last-minute and just happened to get seated next to susan ledford. who had done the same. >> it's different every year and it's always fun. >> reporter: the two hit it off and forged a friendship. now every year since that fateful meeting they've been coming to the concert together. >> but it's something to do on my own and with linda. and it's just a get

a year ago, we had that same thing a decade ago, the same thing with the zimmerman case, where thereas a split of a lot of people in favor of him, a lot of people opposed to him. and now we're seeing it that real celebrity, and it's going to play out in some strange ways over the next several months. >> strange is definitely one word for it. casey, what's your final thought on this? >> i think his attorney is already strategizing. she is taking her. leslie abramson playbook from the menendez brothers, making him look innocent. and she is going to be there for voir dire, hoping and praying to get a stealth juror that will find him innocent on principle, and not because it's the legal finding. i mean, that's how i think this is going to go a long road ahead. >> thank you both. it's very good to see you out front for us next. donald trump making it clear there is only one president elect at a time, or really just one. and it's not elon musk. our cracks now forming in their newfound friendship. and we have breaking news. former president bill clinton hospitalized, and we're just getting

wisco, zimmerman from wisconsin to recognize.r. speaker. i just want to note at the start of this resolution for the first three pages, i agree with everything. we have great quotes in here of our founders and american presidents. talk about the strength of this country that has come from immigrants and immigration and. i wholeheartedly concur. as we get to page four, though i have significant disagreement. i would note that on four on the whereas it's noted that trump's racist comments have legitimized and hatred of new americans and just want to make a point to my friends across the aisle because in paragraph two you note that it's it's committed to keeping america open to those who lawfully seek refuge and asylum from violence and oppression, lawfully seek refuge and asylum. but would note that just recently, president trump has said who have sought asylum had a hearing and have a deportation order. you are all offended by that. you didn't include in your resolution those who had deportation orders issued. your opposition to t

other dads like joe peltier and my uncle al burgum, lester zimmerman all made sure i was doing okay.d from fargo for work and every night after basketball or football practice when mom was still working late in fargo, i'd go to helen williams house for a fabulous dinner. homemade rolls and a wonderful chocolate milkshake. i'll always remember her generosity and kindness and her daughter, julie barner, is here today. julie, over here. it shouldn't be a surprise that small town values have guided me my entire life. small town values are at the core of america. and frankly, big cities could use more ideas and more values from small towns. right now. along with cousins and friends. i worked every summer at our family's grain elevator, including some jobs like shoveling out rotten grain out of the pit. those jobs should be featured on discovery channel's dirty jobs. actually. one time we were all so dirty and we smelled so bad from that rotten grain. we went across the main street to go to the arthur cafe and walt man came out and said, no, well, we'll serve you out here on the curb. you

again, while this is happening on the political leads in germany, like our old friend, a file flock zimmerman. absolutely. devoted to deval to problem. so you'll call scam how dare your phones or video all do all of these here on board to or on a slab filter that you need. yeah. basically you will say slab ok, i just want to remind you, this is what the important thing is right now. for mrs. bear back and mr. flex in my mind to get all the work is we get everything turning it slab or cleaning. you will say at all you will meet then tell you a little more time. so sadly, that's the end of another little train journey. it was a me and my co pilot to organise around the insanity. uh, the, some of your is uh, the hypocrisy and the you lingo. speak of the west. now remember, this is nate over and or so longer liar and sleepy. joe is going to bed 3 days to live, probably manage to get what they want, which is the big more with russia. how many of their kids, how much of their property, how many their lives will be directly affected by the more i would think about that next time you hear them tell y