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hey, james, can you come back in my office? i come back in the office and rush us come close that door. rush says, listen, i don't mean to pry and i don't want to get inside your business but i heard you on the phone. is everything okay? oh, yeah, yeah -- and he said seriously is everything okay? how much do you owe? i owed about $5,000. he says oh, man, while don't sweat it everything's going to be cool and it'll work out. i go to work the next day and i want you to keep in mind this is before rush limbaugh signed any big syndicate deals, wanted to track the policing success. before any of that this is before -- this is james golden a kid he used to take russia's stories. next am sitting in the newsroom and over the intercom it's rush. hey, james, can you come to the office for a second. sure, close the door, close the door. he pushes the envelope to me and says, here. inside it's a check for $5,000. >> tucker: well. >> $5,000 is still a lot of money, unheard of. when rush said to me said i don't want you to tell anybody about

james, always great to have ou pakistan. james, always great to have you on _ pakistan. james, always great to have you on outside _ pakistan. james, always great to have you on outside source. - pakistan. james, always great to | have you on outside source. let's quickly recap the breaking news this hour. these are life pictures from downing street. i'm showing them to you because of a recording has emerged showing senior staffjoking about holding a party in number ten four days after the event took place in december last year. i'll see you in december last year. i'll see you in a couple of minutes' time. hello. it will remain pretty wild and windy for some of you as we go through into tonight. some of the strongest gusts today from storm barra have been across some western coasts. these are some of the daytime gusts we have seen. 86 mph into the evening at aberdaron in gwynedd. the storm itself is going to start to decay during the next 2a hours, but you can see what a potent feature this is. this hook of cloud is a telltale sign of a pretty deep and quite stormy low p

contrast that to james brokenshire, the former mp who passed away from cancer two months ago. when he won this seat back in 2019, he had just shy of 30,000 votes. almost three times the number. labour's vote down too to 6,711. compare that to just over 10,500 last time round. so votes all around down. the turnoutjust 34% compared with just shy of 70% last time. so, fewer than half the numbers of voters out this time. so, the conservatives very much pointing to the weather to being the time of year, people feeling it's a safe seat, not needing to come out because is not a general election. opposition parties, though, labour and the reform party which have been the brexit party previously, changed its name, rebranded, nigel farage used to be the head man there. their candidate came third here. they and labour both say this is a rejection of borisjohnson. that is why the numbers have gone down, they say. they say the claims of corruption around the government of sleeves, recent claims of christmas taking place at downing street while covid—19 restrictions were in place last chr

back with us, tonight, is an old friend james carville. veteran democratic strategist who wrote national fame with the clinton presidential campaign. he is now the cohost of the politics war room podcast, james it's good to see. at another time we will talk about her issues. but that did to notre dame. what a story. anyway, back to politics. is this better that the party is getting more aggressive? as you and i have discussed, the toughest ads on behalf of the democrats have all been made by laps republicans. >> matt gaetz, will probably be in a penitentiary by the time the election comes around. he's up to two amass a federal investigation. about having sex with an underage female. where he goes there's a good chance he will be. they have to hit hard, but anytime that jim jordan opens's mouth it should go under the well of the house and read all of the ohio state athletes who said he knew that there would be molested by the coach. when lauren boebert, opens her mouth, someone should go to the well and read a story out of the north posts w

. >> and on top of all of that there was a decision by then fbi director james comey to reopen the investigation into the e-mails and the reason that additional e-mails is because they were investigating anthony and thought there were e-mails on his laptop and it amounted to nothing end of the investigation was quickly closed. you write in the book about how you spoke to him on the phone and said if hillary loses the election because of you and me and you went on to write the following you wrote i do not know how i'm going to survive this and then of course she does go on in fact to lose. that is a heavy load to carry. how did you process all that? >> to show what it is to be an american muslim. my faith has always been central and core to my life and i do thank god for steering me through in many ways. that conversation was a moment in time. in a moment not knowing what was going to happen because this announcement was so unprecedented and shocking particularly when i had cooperated from dayes number one no one's asked me to provideme anything. i would have said please take a look at it. i coul

that's when he met james adams, lazarus daniels and christian s champagne. today in the same classroom they sat in, on the south side of chicago, mr. obama is catching up with them again. >> it was so crazy that first period they went to class it was, like, i'm going to meet the president at my lunch and that was the most inconceivable thing you can think of and my heart was racing and when he just walked in, i'm forever grateful and it changed the trajectory of my life dramatically. [ applause ] >> that meeting had a big impact on president obama, as well. one of the things that led him to launch an initiative called my brother's keeper which he announced at the white house in 2014. christian, lazarus and james were there. >> when you went to d.c., that was your first time out of chicago, right? >> so that was my first plane ride and that was really my first time being out of my neighborhood. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> christian champagne was 18 years old at the time. >> he sat down with us and shared your story and to my surprise, he was just

james s. robb of wisconsin. >> i'm grateful for the hospitality of the robb and that they included me this evening. i'm grateful for the entire robb family. they have given us much more then a son to share and i son to love. we've also been dressed blessed with trainee and david. i'm happy to bring them all. i guess it's natural, and i suppose all fathers worry a bit about the man who will go out with their daughters. and of course, i'm no exception. but the job that i hold has certain advantages. >> [laughs] >> they are temporary, i realize. >> [laughs] >> but chuck, i'm going to give you a very special wedding present. and i want to do it tonight in the presence of your family and friends. and i'm now going to proceed tara, in your presence, all the secret service reports -- >> [laughs] [applause] >> over the period where you lost interest in leading us down the stairway and it being a bridge partner. and you started spending your weekends at the beach. this first report starts out, saturday

christian, lazarus, and james were there. >> james, that was your first time out of chicago, right? >> yeah. my first plane ride and that was really my first time being out of my neighborhood. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> christian champagne was 18 years old at the time. >> he sat down with us and shared his story. to my surprise he was just like me growing up without a father. and sometimes not too concerned with school. [ laughter ] >> like okay. that's pretty nice. this is a black president, grew up without a father. some of the guys grew up without a father. it's relatable. it's not just, oh, he had it made from jump and he's the president. i can relate to him. >> mr. obama has been candid about the struggles of his youth. he hopes sharing his story will inspire other kids to believe they, too, can accomplish great things. >> i made bad choices. i got high without always thinking about the harm that it could do. >> you say you were a lackadasical student, passionate basketball player of limited talent, and incesant, dedicated partier. no student government for me, no

james is vaccinated. so according to nba procedures, you can return to play if you test negative for the virus on consecutive tests. 24 hours apart or if he's gone 10 days without symptoms after 10 days, you must undergo a cardiac screening before he's cleared to return to the court. james already missed 11 of the lakers 22 games because of injuries as well as suspension. well, the pandemic has led to learning loss and a drop in enrollment schools across california. that's all according to state tested and oversight hearing that more students are missing and at least 10% of their students. this year. well, experts say the attendance issues stem from an increase in covid cases. students are sticking with remote learning and older students juggling family work as well as responsibilities. >> public school traditional. and charter public will tell you that experience issues around a tendon that they are concerned about what that means for the fiscal cliff going forward. >> here in the bay area school distric

i needed it. >> you read about james comey that he was a daily nightmare. you said it felt like he was playing god. >> that was a choice that was made that affected the outcome ofof the election. i don't believe it was necessary to make that a nimetz meant. i had to let go. it was the feeling that she had single-handedly lost because of me. it was too much to bear and i did work my way throughgh that. no one has asked me this. would still creeping up on me is when your woman in this world things that happened in this country that i don't believe that would have happened if hillary clinton were president. i don't think we would have set the deadline to get out of afghanistan. >> fast-forward to 2019 and a time that you described as one of the most difficult periods of your life and you read about how you can eat and how you couldn't sleep and you considered stepping off the subway platform. take us back to that time. it was a really dark time for you but it was also a major turning point foror you. what happened there? >> it was a very difficult time because

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. >> the administration of james monroe a presidents and daughters were married living there printed on these occasions, the daughters had chosen the white house itself is a scene for the wedding predict this was 53 years ago blossom avenue and president wilson's daughter eleanor was married their and these occasions are so rare these events happened it bt once in a lifetime. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> you trace rest is how your courtship began and when you realized that it was serious. >> i really don't know when my courtship began, chuck and i played a lot together and we didn't play as partners actually became some of the others office partner but that's really how we got over to this table and then later in the summer, we started double dating with my roommate, really how are courtship began. >> the outward beauty is one of the first and things that any man notices about a girl and then later on, you can't establish a relationship on this alone and just an opportunity to know and understand better predict she is very very keen mind and a very very thoughtful person predi

i needed it. >> you write of james comey that he was a daily nightmare and even today it feels like torture. you said it felt like he was playing god. >> that was a choice that was made that affected the outcome in my opinion it did and i don't believe that it was necessary for them to have made that announcement. but i have to let go. the feeling she had single-handedly lost because of me, and that is a burden that was too much to bear. there are moments in this world things that have been in the country that i don't believe would have happened if hillary clinton were president. i don't think we would have put this deadline on leaving afghanistan and that is when it crept up on me. fast-forward and there was a time that you described this as one of the most difficult periods in your life and how you couldn't eat or sleep in for a fleeting moment you considered stepping off a subway platform. take us back to that time it was also a major turning point for you. what happened? >> i chose to share this part of my story because i think it was so important and i talk about in my early life what

instead james and jennifer crumbley left the high school without their son. he was returned to the classroom. when the news of the active shooter at oxford high school had been made public jennifer crumbley texted to her son at 11: -- i'm sorry 1:22 p.m., quote, ethan, don't do it. end quote. at 1:37 p.m., james crumbley called 911 reporting that a gun was missing from his house and he believed his son may be the shooter. >> andrew, previously the sheriff told us that the parents weren't talking with them and not helping in this investigation. i guess we now know why. given all of what we learned how strong is cate the case against the parents? how likely is a conviction? >> you're right. now we have a better insight as to why they were so protective of their son after his arrest. but you know, this is an unprecedented prosecution and proving criminally negligent or reckless homicide is tough under any circumstances. that said, i can't think of or imagine a better perfect storm collection of fact and evidence to potentially hold these parents responsible. so

in the james mattis program at princeton university. and as i mentioned before he is one of the many scholars here at the heritage foundation for the institutes for american studies. : : : >> and his book, is from the 2000 tribe in the archive the abraham institute pretty and you can read more of the bio of all of the incredible work that is contributed to our nation it and too altogether today, former student body president at the international university and its fellow. doctor elizabeth spalding it, a senior fellow of the university of public policy and president at the foundation predict. [inaudible]. and last but not least my dear colleague, who served at the center research fellow with this program and the national defense at the institute for national security and foreign policy at the heritage foundation. and before you get to meet this incredible panel, i want to turn it over to doctor allen guelzo, and to engage in the conversation by putting your questions into the question box. dr. allen guelzo, welcome. >> thank you so much

meanwhile, his parents, james and jennifer crumbley, are set to appear in court today. they are charged with involuntary manslaughter for allegedly providing him with the gun. sadly, today is also the ninth anniversary of the sandy hook school massacre in connecticut. advocates gathered yesterday demanding stronger gun laws. mona? andrew? >> thank you. >>> coming up, a contest controversy. the event that had teachers racing to scoop up cash for their classroom. and the outcry this morning. >>> ahead, how many americans are cutting back on their holiday shopping because of inflation? why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate to severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur,

this morning new details about the capture of james and jennifer crumbley, the parents of the 15 year old charged in the michigan school shooting. authorities found the couple inside an empty commercial building after missing a court appearance to face involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with the shooting. the man who owns that building says he has a friendly relationship with the crumbleys and invited them to stay at his art studio. >> to avoid death threats and hostility surrounding their home. >> reporter: his attorney says he was not aware that authorities were looking for the crumbleys. >> he saw on the news that the couple had been arrested at his location. the minute he found out he went to law enforcement and told them that they were there. >> reporter: authorities say the couple withdrew $4,000 from an atm before the manhunt ended. but their lawyer insists the couple was not fleeing. >> our clients were absolutely going to turn themselves in. it was just a matter of logistics. >> reporter: investigators say james crumbley purchased a gun on black friday, days befor

james: that's the dream. [laughter] investors analyzing the potential revenue streams of a company and purchasing or selling based on the subjective comparison, that sounds like heaven to me. that might increasingly be the case, but again we are talking about a market that is increasingly dominated by investors that don't even profess to try to play that game and really therefore prices and volatility are the biggest drivers of that behavior and what stops people buying it, the glib answer would be that they stop buying it when they get their face ripped off. you need a number of bad news items to coincide. qt is an interesting one because 2018 we definitely saw how the equity market responds when it thinks there is a meaningful tightening on the balance sheet. it wasn't pretty around christmas in 2018 and it was interesting that it got mentioned by the fed and the market didn't seem to focus on it. if that's the outlook of 2022, then look out. kailey: how much daylight do you think there is between what the

james, back to you. thanks. it's 5. '02, and happening today. bay area schools are going to be on high alert. there was a disturbing tiktok challenge going on and it threatens violent. yeah. the tick talk threat has appeared in school districts nationwide. it's so serious. in fact, that one high school is canceled. classes today. >> just out of abundance of caution. we have kron four's will tran live for us in the east bay with more on this. well. >> that's cool that we're talking about james. it's gilroy high school and they have finals set for today. and you know how important finals are, but they're not messing around. they've already told the parents and the kids we will push that back until january now other schools, they will have classes today, including the one right behind me. despite them and everybody else pretty much in the country seeing the threat. so let me pull it up for you. it's making its way around social media. and as you know, james and area, it just takes seconds to reach millions

james s. robb of milwaukee, wisconsin. >> i'm very grateful for the generosity of the robb family and the faculty that they included me this evening. in fact, i'm very grateful to the entire robb family. it has given us much more man a son to share and a son to love. we have also been blessed with trenni and david and. and we're very happy and proud to claim them all. i guess it is natural, and i suppose that all fathers worry a little bit about the man who will go out with their daughters. and of course i'm no exception. the job that i hold does have certain advantages. they are temporary, i realize. but, chuck, i'm gonna give you very special wedding present tonight. and i want to do it here in the presence of your family and your friends. and i'm now going to proceed to tear up, in your presence, all the secret service reports -- [ laughter and applause ] for the courting period. that is the period when you lost interest in leading us down the stairway and just being a bridge partner. and y

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in a drawer in james and jennifer's bedroom. the gun recovered from the shooter at the school after the shooting was the same gun that was purchased by his father james crumbley on november 26th, 2021, in the presence of his son. based upon the forgoing, the oakland prosecutor's office requested and received authorized -- we charged four counts of involuntary manslaughter as to james crumbley and four counts of involuntary manslaughter as to jennifer crumbley. i want to be clear that these charges are intended to hold the individuals who contributed to this tragedy accountable and also send the message, that gun owners have a responsibility. when they fail to uphold that responsibility, there are serious and criminal consequences. as we work together to honor the lives lost and all of those impacted by the evil acts this week, justice for the victims and their families is at the forefront of today's announcement. we need to do better in this country. we need to say enough is enough for our kids, our teachers, parents, for all of

james, back to you. thanks a lot a 7 '02 in our top story california's new indoor mask mandate is in effect and there are some exceptions. there are. yeah. at least one bay area the state is allowing it to keep its own health orders from asking in place. for now. >> for sarah stinson is going to sort this all out for us reporting live in the city. good morning, sara. >> good the state made some major updates to the mask mandate saying that counties that already have a mask requirement in place or a health order in place can keep that in place. they won't mess with that. but if the county does not require masks. well, it's time to do so. starting today, for example, here in san francisco. you could go to a gym and if you're vaccinated, you can be maskless now the state did announce this mask mandate originally on monday saying that this would apply to every county in california to mask-up indoors regardless of vaccination status. an update now listed on the state website says the mask mandate only applies

or like kat, where suddenly her voice is deeper than james earl jones. hate is assigned to you by social security number. all those deranged kids used to be okay, they were part of loving families. at one point buffy was a decent fun loving open mind to get the play ball with others in the one day, like a remake of "invasion of the body snatchers," that spirit of fun cooperation got replaced by robotic rates. the kid comes home infused with anger and her youthful good looks deliberately defaced like the side of a graffiti covered train sitting on the tracks. if the cheap piercings, the horribly died shaved hair, the ugliness is the work uniform for the unemployable. if you don't know what i mean, just google antifa mug shots or go to the supercuts websites. so the transformation -- it's so conforming that it tells you it's a well packaged ideological virus designed to pit human against human. she had and they have nothing on us. that's wokeism, which relies only on one single variable, identity. this dark, spiteful movement is given a wide berth because

now on this exclusive joint interview recorded for the new cnn film "carol king and james taylor: just call out my name," the music icons share the story behind one of their most famous songs. here's a look. ♪ you've got a friend ♪ >> it's one of those songs that writes itself really fast. >> right. >> you know, as soon as i heard it, man, that's just -- that's just it. that's a great, great song. peter sort of asking, you know, we want to put this on the album. what do you think? and you were generous enough to say sure. this fantastic tune she's recording herself, and she allows me to have the first shot at it. ♪ all you've got to do is call ♪ >> hearing your rendition of it for the first time, it was like, oh, my god. it's perfect. >> really. >> it's funny. it was one of those things that we've been in the studio -- i think we had this extra time left over. we all knew the song because we heard you play it because we were at the troubadour doing that gig together and we were playing it every night. it was so loose. lee is playing all over the place on that. it's the most not

this is jennifer and james crumbley. these are their driver's license photos so we don't know how many years old -- >> it looks nothing like the video we saw on wednesday in the car. that probably is more valuable in the search for those parents. yes, these are the photographs that have been issued from the state. this is what they looked like on wednesday as they were attending the arraignment of their son. >> be on the lookout for the black suv. >> but isn't it, am i wrong, is it just standard operating procedure to just put a deputy's car there unobtrusively keeping an eye on it? >> when you have an incident, a tragedy like this, you invest your resources wisely. if you are headed towards charges against the parents you need to stick with them. you need to have your team conduct surveillance. this is inexcusable. i don't know what happened here. but we see the results of not keeping them under surveillance. so what -- i feel that it's already done now. we have to focus on their capture, but this is a fumble that needs

james tomorrow. the start of rainfall that will carry us through the into the weekend after christmas to that sunday and even into the monday after. >> so travel is going to be a little less than ideal in the days to come. this morning, is your best opportunity to be getting out there really today in general is your best opportunity despite the fact that it is breezy. it is cloudy. it is cool. look at the flag over pier 15. and you can see just how windy it is right along the embarcadero right now. so skies are mostly cloudy this morning. but at least they are dry immediately to our west. there's your storm system that's just been sitting out there for a few days now. really stalled out just before reaching the bay area. but it is finally going make its way our direction come the middle of the day tomorrow. so today and tomorrow's morning commutes are your easiest tomorrow midday. we'll start to see that rain pushing in and once it does, it's going to start to come down. pretty good in some pockets a

i think if james wanted to she can conduct that deposition on the 7th. she'll get permission from the courts to do so and expedite their consideration of this bogus trump lawsuit today. and i think everything can move forward. >> you touched on this earlier. i want to put a finer point on it. james' investigation is a civil case. why is trump fighting so hard? could it turn criminal? >> there is the criminal investigation she is cooperating with by the manhattan district attorney as well as other investigations that may well turn criminal. but donald needs to stop this because it is going to go right to the heart of his fraud where he over stated by huge amount the values of property. a lot of people object to the property value on their house. i did in the house i'm in right now over $30,000. you can't take a property worth $1.3 million for property taxes in your view and say under oath in another forum it is worth $50 million. that is fraud on its face. >> one of the big things hanging over this court is outgoing new york district attorney cyrus vance

the rest after the car jennifer and james crumbly was found in detroit. they were arrested in a basement. law enforcement will hold a news conference shortly. we will bring it to you when that happens. the parents took off after the prosecutor took the rare step of charging them with four counts of manslaughter. the father purchased a gun used in the shooting days before he opened fire killing four students and hurting 7 others. the 15-year-old has been charged as an adult with dozens of crimes including murder, attempted murder and terrorism. parents of the teen accused of killing four students have been arrested in detroit. stay with fox news for more on this developing story. back to regular programming already in progress. laura: voters want to give up economic policies that deliver safety, prosperity and job growth for the mystery of places like california and new york. four years of governor abrams would mean four years of poisonous racial recrimination, four years of high taxes on businesses and families, four years of mask and vaccine mandates, fo

they call him a modern james bond. >> vicky ward, the podcast is chasing ghislaine. the substack is vicky ward vekts that's all in for this week. rachel maddow starts right now. >> thank you chris, much spreadsheeted opinion thanks for joining thus hour we start tonight with exclusive reporting on a head-turning development that you have not heard about anywhere else but relates to the january 6th investigation. now, as we've been covering this week, part of the drama in the january 6th investigation right now has surrounded a former trump justice department official named jeffrey clark. jeff clark is the person with whom president trump apparently cooked up a scheme by which the justice department would try to induce georgia and reportedly several other states to flip the results of the election. mr. clark reportedly drew up documents falsely claiming that the justice department was investigating serious fraud in the presidential election, and therefore advising georgia and other state legislatures and states won by jody joe biden that in light that serious supposed

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instead james and jennifer crumbly left the high school without their son. he was returned to the classroom. when the news of the active shooter at oxford high school had been made public, jennifer crumbly texted to her son, at 11:22 -- i'm sorry at 1:22 p.m., quote, ethan, don't do it. >> cnn's shimon prokupecz is following all of the developments for us. shimon, you could just here how angry and frustrated that prosecutor was with the parents' behavior. >> well that anger that she felt and has been speaking -- spoke about finally spoke about, think about this for days, i've been on the ground here and i've been asking questions about this information, they had refused to confirm, they have refused to make it public. and she -- that anger that she speaks about is the anger that many of the people in this community feel against the school. and the sheriff's deputies who ran into that school to save people's lives and saw the dead bodies, that is the anger they feel as well because they know and they believe that the school could have done more. so today obvi

well, this lawsuit is asking a federal court to block letitia james' long running investigation into the trump organization. roughly two years her office has been conducting a civil investigation into the trump organization, looking at whether it lied about the value of its assets to obtain more favorable loan terms, better insurance rates, and to pay lower taxes. now, her investigation mirrors a similar investigation being conducted by the manhattan district attorney's office. that, though, is a criminal investigation and has already resulted in criminal charges against the organization and one of its executives. now, what's interesting about the timing of trump's lawsuit is it comes as james is seeking to depose the former president under oath next month. now, trump and his attorneys have long argued that james is politically motivated, but this this lawsuit they get more specific. they argue that james has violated trump's constitutional rights, and that she has abused her office to further her political career. now, in a statement, james has responded to these allegations saying,

, hi james. >> reporter: james loyne is one of hundreds of thousands that have been displaced. he agrees to show us what's left of his family home. >> oh, my god. that's your motorcycle. >> yes. >> reporter: nothing is left except for his children's drawings on the walls. since the conflict erupted, we've never had a rest. we've been constantly running, displaced. our children have had no relief from the dangers. now he's forced to flee once again. the journey to the promise of dry land is long and arduous. the lucky ones travel by boat. most swim or wade, moving slowly but purposefully through the muddy waters. some push makeshift floats piled had with family members and possessions. wu come across a group of women whose raft is stuck in the muck. narika tells us they left her destroyed home four days ago. >> have you been pushing this raft for four days? yes, they tell us. along the way they say their food ran out. >> how old is your baby? >> five to six months. >> are you worried about your children? yes i'm worried, she says. that's why we keep moving. >> reporter: they sti

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it was just a matter of logistics. >> reporter: investigators say james crumbley purchased a gun on black friday, days before their son allegedly used it to kill four students at oxford high school. one student remains hospitalized. according to prosecutors, the crumbleys resisted removing their son from school on the day of the shooting. hours before the attack the parents were confronted with a disturbing drawing and chilling message that said "blood everywhere" which was found on the boy's desk. in a statement the superintendent said the teen claimed the drawing was part of a video game he was designing. the superintendent also saying the teen stayed with counselors for more than an hour and at no time did counselors believe the student might harm others based on his behavior, responses, and demeanor, which appeared calm. but he was eventually allowed to return to class because he had no prior disciplinary infract infractions and his parents refused to take him home. the crumbleys and their son have pleaded not guilty. last night, thousands gathered in oxford to remember the four victi

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darya james, back to you. thank you, ray. >> well, today marks 80 years since the attack on pearl harbor and earlier this morning, president biden and first lady joe biden. as you can see in these photographs laid a wreath there at the world war. 2 memorial in washington this morning. we're hearing from the man who served on the uss oklahoma yeah. he describes being there at pearl harbor when the attack happened. we've got bob buckley with the story. >> an entire century ago. he was the little boy who would have scamper down the hallway like this that the for the now as he slowly ambles past hints of what happened nearly 80 years ago. he needs no boy. >> to recall what was truly unforgettable. it's a long story and long in the making. i just turned a 101 when he was 18 or breen left minnesota. to join the navy and and december 7th 1941 sweet as everyone called the son of swedish immigrants was aboard the battleship uss oklahoma as it set vulnerable that sunday morning when the japanese >> thanks happened so fa

will we ever see a james bond like character go up against the ccp? even the secretary of defense is afraid to tell the truth about china? >> china presents a challenge but they are not 10 feet tall. laura: every day the message spreads. if you criticize china it can hurt your career. you can criticize catholic church, evangelical christians, compare statutes, melt them down, spread anti-american propaganda but do not criticize china. as more americans are silenced for self censored, we will soon realize the notion of free speech becomes meaningless just like president xi wents. this is the real crisis of american democracy. the constitution prevents americans from accepting titles of nobility from foreign governments because the founders want america including our elites to be loyal to this country but the ccp doesn't need this. it has enough money to bribe almost everyone it wents. the american collaborators are the cheapest states around and that is the angle. joining me is florida senator rick scott who served on the senate armed services committe

james webb begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe. >> the $10 billion james webb telescope lifted off from the european space agency's launch site minutes ago. the telescope which is being called the most powerful ever will take one month to complete its orbit around the sun which is just under a million miles away. because it will be so far away, it won't be able to be serviced or repaired should anything go wrong. the telescope will be able to observe the atmosphere of planets outside of our solar system as never before, potentially finding which planets might sustain life. >>> for the second year, covid is shaping, even disrupting holiday plans. airlines have canceled hundreds of flights today. delta, united and jetblue all reporting triple digit cancellations and the busiest day for air travel is yet to come. cnn's pete muntean has more. >> reporter: airlines say that as these omicron cases went up, it caused their staffing levels to go down leading them to cancel flights. most of the flights cancellations on friday were at united airlines and delta air lines but also a

darya james, back to you. thank you, ray at 6.17 and today marks 80 years since the attack on pearl harbor. yeah. and this morning president biden and first lady. >> joe biden laid a wreath at the world war. 2 memorial in washington, dc these are pictures of when that took place again this morning. and this morning we are hearing from a navy veteran who described being at pearl harbor when the attack happened. we've got doug johnson with his story. >> every one of us did their job. well, there was one person on the that didn't do a job the way he was trained 99 year-old louis contar who just goes by lou. >> had been in the navy for 2 years on december 7th 1941 as he served as a quartermaster 3rd class on the battleship uss arizona for a number in and out of port stirred the ship. part, lou. it just turned 20 years old. 2 months earlier and says the arizona arrived in pearl harbor the afternoon of friday. the 5th today he claims when he saw the first japanese planes attacking over oahu that sunday morning. he w

james. in fact, mayor libby schaaf says right now they're actually below what voters require than the bare minimum of 678 right now. the oakland police department sitting at 676 and she would like to throw more police officers on to the streets to attack crime as well as. car break ins. let me give you some numbers to throw out give you right now. 129 people have already been killed in the city of oakland this year. and of course we still have unfortunately the rest of december so that number could possibly go up. keep in mind last year it was at a 106. so that's an explosion in violence in oakland. not to mention that car break. ins the robberies, the attacks on asian-americans. she would like the number at the very least to be 678, of course. well above that if she can possibly get it. we've got a chance to track down karl chan that he's been an outspoken member of the city of oakland. he's the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. and at one time this year he was attacke