anthony i felt like if i could use him to tell these stories, why not. it would be exactly what he wouldn't want basically he had a profound impasse going forward for 100 years because the passage of 1873 so we are now coming up on then and agrarian part of connecticut he could see the long island sound from the farm and every sunday he and his brothers and sisters and parents went for many hours. and anthony fought in the civil war and his brother died in service and he enlisted afterwards and appears to have masturbated obsessively and felt guilty f about it. we think that some of his animus came from the fact that during the civil war, men were passing around pictures into this kind of thing because it had been cheaper. because he was interacting a lot pursuing the life and culture he became very bothered by and through a series of coincidences, he was able which was founded in this country in 1852 and through the connection, a name you might know, he was sent to washington in 1872 and 1873 and got this law passed that became known as the comstock law

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. >> from protests overnight to the exclusive interview with the father of anthony huber shot and killed by rittenhouse. we're live on the ground with the latest this morning. >>> boosters approved. the cdc green lights additional shots for anyone 18 and older. where you can get one today as cases are on the rise. what to know ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. dr. ashton answers your questions this morning. >>> holiday travel forecast. what to know as you head out to roads and airports, rob tracking the storms and their potential impact on your plans. >>> next hurdle. president biden's build back better spending bill now facing challenges in the senate after house passage. plus, how vice president harris made history. >>> new questions about that missing chinese tennis star after state run media posts these photos. do they prove she's safe? >>> holiday help. if supply chain challenges got you down, cooking isn't your thing or time is slipping away, the options available to impress your guests. >>> and ready to make history. the victory overnight for california's school for the deaf rive

that anthony fauci has immense power over the united states. he has never been elected to anything he yields enormous power over people's private lives. what does it say that you are not allowed to criticize him? >> i think it's telling thely crazy that you can't criticize him. you know, here is a serious book claiming corruption at the highest levels of government. you know, of government, of dr. anthony fauci, you know, one of the most powerful people, one of the most powerful government officials you can't even claim that he is committed some wrongdoing. there needs to be a congressional investigation. there needs -- you know, we need to really look into the claims that are made in this book. this is a 200,000 word book. like i said, it has 2,194 citations. and it's being censored because of the title. >> tucker: unbelievable. thankfully, people are reading it anyway. and i think that they should. again, i just applaud your bravery in doing this. you are the publisher we need in this country. someone who is committed to free speech. tony lyo

bailÓ con su Ídolo musical marc anthony y nos lo cuenta elyangÉlica gonzÁlez. elyangÉlica: un sueÑo que tuvo con su cantante favorito. >> que nada es imposible en esta vida si tÚ tienes fe. locutor: superar el huracÁn marÍa que azotÓ puerto rico fue el primero, llegar a los 95 el segundo y salir airoso del covid—19 uno de los Últimos pero el que le quitaba el sueÑo... >> tener la dicha de bailar con marc anthony. locutora: cuando su nieta fanÁtica de marc, quien conocÍa los deseos de su amada abuela, la llevÓ a un concierto del afamado cantautor. logrÓ que Éste la mirara. >> para poder lograr complacerme a mÍ. locutora: despuÉs misiÓn cumplida, mÁs motivada que nunca, comenzÓ a hacer una nueva lista. su deseo principal... >> bailar con Él cuando cumpla los 100 aÑos. marc, te quiero como si fueras mi nieto. sabes que te estoy pidiendo un deseo que no es fÁcil, es difÍcil. pero quiero decirte que te cuides mucho, te protejas siempre, te alimentas bien, que afuera van a estar orando siempre. locutora: y con esa ternura seguramente Él no po

anthony's behavior. and i look back at them and say, you're lucky. if you have been untouched, you are lucky. it's why that letter my friend wrote to me in 2011, i write about returning from that trip, you know, getting ready to go to texas, and a friend writing me a letter saying, do not blame yourself. one day, your life is changed forever, and one day, you will move past this. after all this sadness has been heaped upon you, but you will be a changed person. even i didn't understand it. >> the full interview is streaming on demand for msnbc's the choice on peacock, but when we come back, more from our sitdown with huma about the bombshell jim comey dropped on the clinton campaign days before the 2016 election. d on the clinton campaign days before the 2016 election. as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. feel stuck with credit card debt? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ move your high-interest debt to a sofi personal lo

and anthony -- she asked anthony what he wanted to be, and he looked at her and he said bacon. and just, you know, he said i want for once in my, you know, afterlife to live in a house where people are rich enough to buy bacon. >> it says a lot about his sense of humor and also how close he was with his family, all of you. susan hughes, thank you for your perspective, your remembrances and your time this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> also this morning the thanksgiving travel rush is under way with millions of people getting a head start on their holiday plans this weekend is expected to be a busy one in the skies and on the roads. and as if on cue a major storm is expected to roll across the area. kathy parks is in new york with the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you, peter. things are picking up at laguardia, you're seeing the beginning of the holiday. tsa expects to screen more than 20 million americans now through the end of next weekend and officials say they're prepared to handle the surge. this morning holiday travel is kicking into high gear with mil

the parents of anthony huber issued a statement. "we are heartbroken and angry that kyle rittenhouse was acquitted. there was no justice today for anthony or for mr. rittenhouse's other victims. today's verdict means there is no accountability for the person who murdered our son. it sends the unacceptable message that armed civilians can show up in any town, incite violence, and then use the danger they have created to justify shooting people in the street." kyle rittenhouse left the courthouse a free man in the backseat of a car after the verdict. his attorney mark richards spoke to reporters. >> he wants to get on with his life. he has a huge sense of relief for what the jury did to him today. he wishes none of this would have ever happened. >> reporter: this trial sparked a national debate about self-defense and vigilantism. rittenhouse armed himself with an ar-15 and chose to go to the protests. >> kyle got in over his head. he might have been foolish to be in that situation in that moment, but foolishness is not a crime in the

was practically certain to kill anthony huber. that gun was pointed at anthony huber's left lower rib cage, and the defendant deliberately pulled the trigger. that was no accident. when you do that with an ar-15 against somebody's body, it is practically certain to kill them. we all know this case comes down to self-defense. but there is a high bar for using deadly force in a self-defense situation. the law says that the defendant may intentionally use force which is intended or likely to cause death or great bodily harm only if the defendant reasonably believed that the force was necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to himself. so did joseph rosenbaum pose an imminent threat of death or great bodily harm to the defendant? no way. did anthony huber pose an imminent threat of death or great bodily harm to the defendant? absolutely not. did jump-kick man or jade? no. none of these people posed an imminent threat to the defendant's life or to cause great bodily harm. the standard, when you make this decision, is w

he is counsel to anthony hoober�*s family. we are thinking about anthony's family, karen and john hoober. they're heartbroken and angry. heartbroken that they'll never see that their son again, but also angry at the verdict. they didn't attend the trial, as many of you all know, because they were traumatised already by the videos of their son's murder and didn't want to see much of that, and also hurt by public comments and sensitive about their son. so, you know, my view is, at the bottom line is there was no justice today for their son anthony or the other victims. and karen and john know that anthony is the one who should be remembered as a hero. he tried to disarm rittenhouse, he tried to end the gunfire, and he tried to stop the bloodshed. tesla drivers have reported being locked out of their cars after an outage struck the car—maker's app. dozens of owners said an error message on the mobile app was preventing them from connecting to their vehicles. it's used as a key by drivers to unlock and start their cars. tesla's

is accepting donations on its website saint anthony sf.org. to the south bay now where second harvest of silicon valley spent the day getting ready for thanksgiving it provided this video today of busy volunteers putting together boxes for families in need the food bank in san jose says donations are down this year so it could use donations of food or money $50 can provide up to 100 meals. i'm always so amazed how they can make that dollar stretch drew. yeah, and if you're thinking about traveling this weekend dion for the thanksgiving holiday, we've got really nice. over the next couple of days. we'll be dry a lot of sunshine and above average temperatures a great start to the weekend today. we had a lot of sunshine temperatures in the 60s tonight. it's clear skies out there live look from our east bay hills camera facing towards the western horizon the bright lights of the city. you can see the embarcadero lit up for the holiday season the camera it is shaking out there right now. we do have offshore winds that are gusty at this hour. look a

federal prosecutors asked for a 51 month sentence saying that although jacob anthony chansley was not show on video committing any acts of physical violence against any person, he was carrying a threatening spear through the capital that could be used as a deadly weapon. and, he left this handwritten note for mike pence when he was sitting in the vice president's chair in the senate chamber. it says, it's only a matter of time justice is coming. he wrote that note while the mob in the right of the capital was chanting hang mike pence. judge royce lambert, who was appointed by president ronald reagan in 1987 said he was impressed with the honesty of jacob anthony chansley remarks today, and was complete acceptance of his guilt. the judge sentenced jacob anthony chansley to 41 months with credit for the time that he has already served. jacob will be out of prison and serving three years of probation the next time the electoral votes is counted in the congress. leading off our discussion tonight, is what ryan j. reilly, senior for huffington post. ryan j. reilly i was following as best a

he saw the defendant kill anthony huber. gaige grosskreutz believed his life was in danger at that moment. and he was proven correct. the defendant shot him two. too. when you consider what's reasonable in this case, consider whether or not it's reasonable for a criminal to be able to shoot himself out of a crime scene. when a bank robber robs a bank and runs away and a crowd comes after them, can he just shoot anybody and claim self-defense? if somebody comes up to that person tries to stop them and disarm them like anthony huber dead, do they forfeit their life? did he forfeit his life by trying to be a hero and stop an active shooter and protect others? is not justified? and the defendant just kill him? in this case, the crowd was right. the crowd knew that the defendant had shot someone. when they're coming after him, they know he has just shot and killed joseph rosenbaum. but not every active shooter situation does the crowd have perfect knowledge. when they are told that person running up the street to shot someone, we

anthony will have his day in court. paul butler, what does the family mean by "anthony will have his day in court"? what recourse do they have now? >> there are civil recourses including lawsuits to try to compensate the damage that mr. rittenhouse caused. in terms of our criminal resource, it's game over. the not guilty verdict means that the jurors believed that mr. rittenhouse's use of force was justified, that he reasonably believed that he faced a deadly threat from each of the three people he shot. the verdict also means that the jurors found that mr. rittenhouse was not the aggressor. he did not provoke any of this. but katy, in the eyes of the law, mr. rittenhouse was a victim. >> i know there's no double jeopardy in this country, paul, but is it possible for this case to go federal? could a federal prosecutor pick this up? >> it's possible. but typically we see those in civil rights cases, and this isn't a civil rights case. the truth is this is a tough case for prosecutors because some of the state's own witne

there was no justice today for anthony or for mr. rittenhouse's other victims, josen rosenbaum and gaige grosskreutz. he was shot but did not die. his bicep was blown off and he did take the stand in this case. we should also mention that the mother and father of mr. huber, anthony huber, were not in the courtroom watching all of this and they explained why, they could not take the emotional toll from sitting in trial however members of anthony huber's family were there. his aunt for example was in court watching all of this the machinations of this court and waiting for the jury's discussion. but you hear there from a family who felt that their son was trying to do something valiant and they feel like justice was not served here. you'll hear the complete opposite from kyle rittenhouse, his family and his attorneys who feel that kyle rittenhouse as the jury also decided was innocent of all of these shootings and did so in self-defense. i do want to talk to you a little bit about some of the things that we learned in this case while t

anthony fauci. for us doctors he's beyonce, michael jordan, oprah. >> shoot video chat this year because of covid. i'm so done with democrats. >> every time i think this thing is over dr. fauci shows up. >> we'll give you the last word of any thoughts how you're playing across the internet and then if you had a question, go ahead. >> well, ari, i'm not in it for a popularity contest. i have devoted my entire professional career to try and safeguard and preserve the health and lives of the american people. as an infectious disease doctors who deals with outbreaks, that gets extended to the rest of the world. that's what i world. the praise or the arrows and slings are irrelevant. i do what science drives you to do. that's what i do. i'm not in it for a popularity contest. i'm trying to safe lives. the people who weaponize lies are killing people. the only question i have is that, when you show tucker carlson and peter navarro criticizing me, i consider that a badge of honor. >> i hear that. then did

. >>> a check with anthony flores. huge college football games being played all over the country but not a great year for bay area sports, but a chance to go out on top. >> there you go. >> that's the way i look. >> stanford trying to pull off a major upset in the season finale with notre dame. the chances of making it to the college football playoffs, stick around and find out. sports is next. >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. it has been a rough year on the farm. last weekend stanford lost. today they were trying to play spoiler against the fighting irish. taking on the fighting irish, notre dame ranked sixth in the season and playing like it. the cardinals' defense making a play. jonathan mcgill with the interception, returning 23 yards inside the 15 yard line. two plays later, austin jones powers his way into the end zone but it wasn't enough. noter deem beat stanford, 45-14. the cardinal end their season on a seven-game losing streak finish the year 3 and 9. cal on the way to take on your honor cla. the second

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certain to kill anthony huber. that gun was pointed at anthony huber's lower left rib cage and the defendant pulled the trigger, that is no accident. when you do that with an ar-15 against somebody's body, it is practically certain to kill. we all know this case comes down to self-defense. but there's a high bar for using deadly force in a self-defense situation. the law says that the defendant may intentionally use force, which is intended or likely to cause death or great bodily harm, only if the defendant reasonably believed that the force was necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to himself. so did joseph rosenbaum pose an imminent threat of death or great bodily harm to the defendant? no way. did anthony huber pose an imminent threat of great bodily harm to the defendant, absolutely not. did jump kick man or gaige grosskreutz, no, none of these posed an imminent threat to life or to cause great bodily harm. the standard when you make this decision is what a person of ordinary intelligence an

he met in person with his chief medical advisor, doctor anthony t, and the rest of his cobit team. the white house been released, the faith been saying that the president was informed that it will take 2 weeks to be able to verify the transmitter ability. the severity and other characteristics of this new variant. doctor anthony g also told the president that it's absolutely essential that everybody gets fascinated, who isn't. and very importantly, that all those at all to vaccinated and retrieve their last shot some 6 months ago should get a booster. dr. policy saying that this boost shot could be absolutely critical in determining the separate t severity of the cobit virus. dr. policy making very clear to that vaccinations clearly while they may not actually stop the virus, do certainly make the patients feel a lot better should they contracted. so that was the message from the chief medical adviser to president biden. the president himself is due to speak publicly to the nation on the new variant in the course of tomorrow. mike, thank you, mike. can i in washington force while t

anthony fauci and what they said today from the white house. the omicron variant, the world health organization labeling it a variant of concern. president biden today telling americans the new variant is a, quote, cause for concern, not a cause for panic. tonight here, the latest on confirmed cases now, including canada. dr. anthony fauci and dr. jha, you'll hear from them both here tonight. and the key questions -- this is variant more transmissible, could it be more dangerous, and most importantly, will the vaccines and the boosters work? tonight, your questions answered right here. >>> also tonight, for the first time, we're seeing evidence made public in the investigation of former new york governor andrew cuomo. the state attorney general releasing nearly nine hours of questioning about allegations of sexual harassment. you will hear the former governor answering the questions. >>> the first witness taking the stand in the trial of ghislaine maxwell here in new york. jeffrey epstein's friend and alleged accomplice. she's accused of recrui

anthony fauci says a covid variant that could easily spread -- more easily and potentially evade vaccines already could be here in the u.s. >> i would not be surprised if it is -- we have not detected it yet. when you have a virus like this, it almost inverably is going to go essentially all over. >> the omicron variant has been detected in south africa, israel and hong kong. italy, germany and the uk announced confirmed cases. british prime minister boris johnson confirming what so many have feared would happen. >> it does appear that omicron spreads very rapidly and can be spread between people who are double vaccinated. >> moderna says omicron represents a significant potential risk to its vaccine while pfizer says it could take 100 days to tweak its vaccine if needed. so the u.s. is hoping to buy time by restricting travel from south africa and several of its neighbors starting monday. arlette saenz joins me now from massachusetts where biden is spending the weekend. does the president have any plans to address the nation like what we're seeing out in the uk? what's the latest? >> rep

>> ana, who is going to be left if the adam kinzingers, if the anthony gonzalezs des don't stan the fight. in the midterms, what does that leave us with? >> it leaves us with a very dysfunctional congress. >> we're a long way away. let's trust the american people and the voters, and even in districts you may think are very red districts, look what happened in alabama with roy moore. look what happened when republicans nominated chris kobach in kansas, a republican, he lost. if republicans nominate extreme, toxic candidates like donald trump, we did vote out donald trump. he lost. so have faith in the people. i do, i think we have to work hard. the harder we work, the luckier we'll get in that regard. but have faith that the american people will reject these toxic candidates and, you know, i

comes anthony huber. 26-year-old. from what i understand, he died almost instantly. >> here is the reason why he died almost instantly, kind of ammunition that shot from this gun, on a direct front shot brings something called cavettation. no other ammunition creates cavettation, waves of energy, his lungs, his heart, may have pulverized. if you are shot with a low caliber 9 millimeter, 22, they could dig it out of you, there is nothing to dig out when you are shot with a high round directly. now, from 2000 yards, you might be able to get something, but. again, that is 2200 miles per hour, 1300 foot pounds, 3200 feet per second. at about 3 or 4 feet away, his internal organs pull -- pull -- nancy: they tried to revive him, that did not work. >> there was no heart left. nancy: you say there was nothing -- okay. >> no heart left. >> okay i thought you would put it in medical terms. >> in this part of testimony with kyle rittenhouse here, comes across as telling the truth. he is telling story, they can see video, i think

thank you, anthony flores from the ballpark. our question of the day, what is your favorite buster posey moment? grand slam versus the reds? winning the first giants world series in 2010? weigh in now on facebook, instagram, and twitter. we'll be sharing your responses and we'll be joined by giants ceo larry behr. that's coming up on our 7:00 p.m. newscast. >>> up next, attack in the san francisco. officers jumped into action to save a dog's life. >> indian-americans in other communities are celebrating diwali. coming up, a son fulfilling his father's wish by building this temple. >>> and i'm chief meteorologist jeff runeari. i'll take a look at melting seas ice, plus our rain chances coming up in about eight minutes. (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected. so even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see y

anthony fauci warns the country needs to ramp up first doses and booster shots to avoid a winter surge when you have a virus as transmissible at delta. in the context of waning immunity that dynamic is going to negatively impact even the vaccinated people so it's a double whammy. 12 states including california have gone ahead of the fda and cdc guidelines and are already allowing a third shot to adults. 18 and older california's my turn website opens tomorrow for booster shot appointments. it's going to be the first time that all adult californians will be able to sign up on the site to get the shot last week the state announced that all adults should be eligible to get a booster, but many have found it difficult to actually get the appointment the only requirements are you have to be at least 18 and fully needed at least six months ago. a governor newsom toured ports in southern california as the supply chain issue continues. he says port of oakland is ready to help alleviate. the backlog but abc 7 news reporter ryan curry spoke with a trucking company that says there's already a back

anthony fauci warns the country needs to ramp up first doses and booster shots to avoid a winter surge when you have a virus as transmissible at delta. in the context of waning immunity that dynamic is going to negatively impact even the vaccinated people so it's a double whammy. 12 states including california have gone ahead of the fda and cdc guidelines and are already allowing a third shot to adults. 18 and older california's my turn website opens tomorrow for booster shot appointments. it's going to be the first time that all adult californians will be able to sign up on the site to get the shot last week the state announced that all adults should be eligible to get a booster, but many have found it difficult to actually get the appointment the only requirements are you have to be at least 18 and fully needed at least six months ago. a governor newsom toured ports in southern california as the supply chain issue continues. he says port of oakland is ready to help alleviate. the backlog but abc 7 news reporter ryan curry spoke with a trucking company that says there's already a back

deangelo russell, anthony edwards. a four-point game. fourth quarter. jordan poole struggled shooting. curry enjoying this from the bench. it is good. keeping the timberwolves in it. he hit 48 points. a career-high. less then three minutes to go. step backsplash. wiggins with the exclamation. the monster putback slam. look how high he is. six in aero for the warriors. 123-110 the final. the latest on the battle between cal and the berkeley health department. after 44 bears tested positive for go it, -- covid, they said they did not get tested, or wear masks. coach wilcox said the team has been monitored all season. >> we have health professionals housed in our building at our practices, on our planes. in the weight room, in the training room. there are people here to help us with all of that on a daily basis. >> desean jackson to the raiders might be a perfect match. after being released, he signed with the silver and black. the tragic henry ruggs accident left them looking for a speedy receiver. at age 34, he can fly. >> my first nfl game was a raider

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anthony huber, precious, jacob blake precious. arbery precious and some of us going to go down fighting in the name of the love and justice even as a society continually slides down a slope toward fascism. >> what do you mean by that? some of us will go down fighting. >> some of us will pay the ultimate price. >> some say that's a threat of violence. >> not at all. we said we're willing to pay the ultimate price because the people that came before that loved us and sacrificed for us paid the price and we are going to let the young folk know, let oppressed people know we're in solidarity with them no matter the cause. that's the krcrucial point. >> i have to run but do you have concerns about the makeup of the jim crow, jr., jim crow 3rd. we'll have to wait and see. but most importantly we need folks in this country to get spiritually and morally fortified to fight in the name of justice or we're going to lose democracy. >> i'm going to say it quickly because i'm going to get in trouble. out of all these trials we have, can you sep

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that is the anthony i knew. you know, he was very much a person who would jump into action. that, you know, there were a cub other people who did the same thing. nobody was successful. he lost his life. i was asked the other day by one of the media people if i thought anthony would do the same thing again. and i think he would, you know. even knowing he lost his life, because he was -- he already knew that joseph had been shot. he wanted to prevent further shootings. >> and u.s. president joe biden is weighing in a statement, the president urged everyone to express their views peacefully and obey the rule of law. adding all the verdict in kenosha will leave many americans feeling angry and concerned myself included we must acknowledge what the jury has spoken. >> and an unexpected from one of rittenhouse's attorneys. >> to me, people will go nuts when i say this, there's too many guns in our society. and that might seem like a hollow statement coming from me, i do own firearms. i don't conceal carry. i don't want to carry a firearm. i think too many people run around with gu

anthony fauci taking the medical gloves off. listen to what he had to say. >> senator cruz told the attorney general you should be prosecuted. >> yeah. [ laughter ] i have to laugh at that. i should be prosecuted? what happened on january 6th, senator? >> and later we'll talk to the navy veteran who received an epic surprise from dwayne "the rock" johnson. ting. among millennials, the interest is even stronger. ♪ one of the big trends in sustainable investing is data, and the ability to understand how sustainable your investments are. by taking that information into account, investors can make better decisions for the long term. sustainability is not about one number. it's about variables like water usage, data privacy, consumer trust, diversity, land use and conservation. all types of investors are now considering this in their investment decisions. this is not niche. one in four dollars globally is following some form of sustainable investing. with sustainable investing at this scale, there's power to change the markets and

i'm anthony flores. it has been a rough year on the farm. last weekend stanford lost. today they were trying to play spoiler against the fighting irish. the irish ranked 6th in the country and they played like it. down 24-0 in the third quarter. the cardinals defense making a play. jonathan mcgill comes up with the interception. he returns 23 yards inside the 15-yard line. two plays later, austin jones powers his way into the end zone, but it wasn't nearly enough. notre dame beat stanford 45-14. the cardinals end their season on a seven-game losing streak. they finish the year 3-9. cal on the road to take on ucla at the rose bowl in pasadena. the bears need to win their final two games to become bowl eligible. the second quarter jace garbers scores. cal grabs a 14-10 lead. but ucla would take control of the game by rattling off 32 unanswered points. the bruins beat the bears 42-14. cal closes out its regular season next weekend against usc. big game for the 49ers tomorrow at levi stadium. the red and gold will host the minnesota vikings. both teams are 5-5. and if the

anthony fauci and members of his covid-19 response team. it's unclear what specifically biden will say during his morning speech. the white house has already urged americans to get vaccinated and to get their booster shots saying boosters will offer a higher degree of protection from omicron. the administration will also be keeping a close eye on wall street. stock futures were up overnight. the discovery of omicron rattled the markets friday with the dow posting its worst day since october of 2020 losing more than 900 points. oil prices also fell sharply friday. now, analysts say it's just too early to tell what if any long-term impact the omicron variants will have on the markets, mona. >> em, thank you. >>> opening arguments are expected today in the trial of ghislaine maxwell. she's been in jail for more than 500 days in isolation for her alleged role recruiting girls for sex offender jeffrey epstein over a period dating back to the '90s. abc's christine sloan has a preview of the trial and explains wimaxwell's brother is now speaking o

general abdel fattah alba hands office released a statement of to speaking with the secretary of state anthony blinking. he has ordered the release of for civilian cabinet ministers detained and last month, mendecy takeover. thousands have been protesting in cartoon cooling hole 8 democratic transition. a been, morgan has more details on that release from cotton for ministers of the civilian political detainees who've been arrested on the eve of the military takeover have been released there. the minister of communication, the minister of trade, the minister of youth and sports, and the minister of a community of information. now those 4 ministers are just some of the people who have been arrested. the minister of industry, who was also one of those who is, who was taken on the morning of the military who has not been released along with the spokesperson of the now dissolved sovereignty council mohammed and fricky. as well as the minister in the office of the prime minister, or who's, who's also the cabinet cabinets minister. he's also yet to be released and their whereabouts are yet to be rev

this is anthony. you know? we lost our son. and there's no justice right now for our family and there's no closure and there wasn't going to be justice in that kenosha court with that judge. >> so you're most, you're most frustrated about the judge. and his composure or behavior in his courtroom. >> he's an embarrassment to all of kenosha. they are not proud of that judge. i guarantee you. >> and do you have any strong sentiments about how the defense handled this knowing and learning now about the funding that went toward kyle rittenhouse and the fact that that defense team was able to study with detail the jurors and how to appeal to them? >> well, the best money could buy. you know? he had a lot of people giving him money. for what? were they afraid they were going to take their guns? no one's going to take their guns. why blame the guns? the kid shouldn't have had a gun. the kid shouldn't have bought him a gun. they shouldn't have sold him the gun in lady smith, wisconsin at the ace hardware. i hold all those people respons

we know anthony joshua will have _ whole package. we know anthony joshua will have a _ whole package. we know anthony joshua will have a re/max - whole package. we know anthony| joshua will have a re/max against alexander in march —— rematch. tyson fury is expected to defend his title early next year. eddie hearn is hoping that will be a domestic flight. time for a quick round—up now of some of the day's other sports stories. joe marler is out of england's rugby union test match with australia this weekend after testing positive for covid. he's been isolating since yesterday evening. the harlequins' prop came on as a second half replacement in their victory over tonga. the start of great britain's qualifying campaign for eurobasket women 2023 against greece on thursday will be shown on the bbc. the match in manchester will be shown live on bbc iplayer, red button and the bbc sport website. wheelchair tennis world number one dylan alcott will retire after the australian open injanuary. this year he completed the "golden slam", w

i don't trust anthony fauci anymore and haven't for a long time. the more i read, the less i like him. why does he still have a job? >> he's in with the right people, he's in with the club. if you are not in that club, fauci was just out of party not wearing a mask, i think people have had enough of this. i'm not a fan of the prosecutorial tone senators take with him but people in the media don't question him, they are only people who do question him, you get what he's saying, i represent science and he's talking about it like he is an attorney. i guess if you want to mumble brag about that when you're client killed 11 million people worldwide and your fingerprints might be on that, it's kind of a problem, a little humility from him i think is what's needed and the only reason lockdowns aren't on the table for the biden administration is because they know it's the end of his presidency if they tried again. this is the second time he's made this statement about criticizing signs if you criticize me and assist on this is omnipotent attitude like "sta

juliette, anthony, stand by. a lot more to cover on this unfolding breaking news story out of waukesha, wisconsin. we'll be right back. ♪ i had a dream that someday ♪ ♪ i would just fly, fly away ♪ people with moderate to severe psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the way they exaggerate the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not an injection or a cream it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings

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anthony and charles. thank you for your insight.

president biden is now back at the white house, where he's receiving a briefing from dr anthony fauci, the latest on the micron variant. the biggest question is whether biden will impose any new travel restrictions as new cases are cropping up. around europe. are you considering your own country having a meeting with my medical team as i get back to the white house mortar say so far, no cases have been identified in the u. s but white house chief medical advisor dr anthony fauci said he would be surprised if it wasn't here already found, she says it's not yet clear whether new lockdowns will be necessary , but added that people should, as always prepare for the worst . president biden received some criticism for his decision to impose a travel ban but not enacted for a full week. tend it goes into effect tomorrow. biden said that was the advice of his medical team, led by fauci fauci defended the logic travel bans when you have a highly transmissible virus never completely would get the virus to coming prevented from coming into the country. no way that's going to happen, but what wou

. >> yes. >> describe that. >> anthony huber, what i remember is running past anthony huber. as i'm running past mr. huber, he's holding a skateboard like a baseball bat, and he swings it down and i block it with my arm trying to prevent it from hitting me. it still hits me in the neck. as i block it, it goes flying off somewhere in the distance. >> did you stop then? >> no. >> what do you do next? >> i keep running down sheraton road towards the police line. >> then what happens? >> i get light-headed. i almost pass out, and i stumble and hit the ground. >> before you hit the ground, how many times were you struck? >> i believe twice. >> do you remember anything about the other one? >> i remember the first one being a rock. i don't remember who did it. but i remember like the bumpiness of like a concrete rock hitting me in the back of the head. >> after being struck with mr. huber's skateboard, you end up on the ground. >> yes. >> you're on the ground. what's the first thing you remember? >> as i'm on the ground, there are people around me. i don't recall how many, but i rem

>> yes. >> describe that. >> anthony huber, what i remember, is running past anthony huber and as i'm running past mr. huber, he's holding a skateboard like a baseball bat, and he swings it down, and i block it with my arm, trying to prevent it from hitting me, but it still hits me in the neck. as i block it, it goes flying somewhere off in the distance. >> did you stop them? >> no. >> what do you do next? >> i keep running down sheriton road toward the police line. >> then what happens? >> i get lightheaded. i almost pass out, and i stumble and hit the ground. >> okay. before you hit the ground, how many types were you struck? >> i believe twice. >> okay. do you remember anything about it? >> i remember the first one being a rock. i don't remember who did it. but i remember, like, the bumpiness of, like, a concrete rock hitting me in the back of the head. >> okay. now, after being struck with mr. huber's skateboard, you end up on the ground in. >> yes. >> you're on the ground. what's the first thing you remember? >> as i'm on the ground, there are people around me. i don't recall how

anthony huber's parents, they say they are heartbroken by the verdict. joining me now, the former district attorney for waukesha county, wisconsin. and the jury and trial consultant. gentlemen, good evening to you. so, paul, i am going to start with you because you -- everyone says you have been saying this, the prosecution had a very high bar. um, and -- it -- you had said that you believed that there would be -- he would be found guilty on one count you said -- that did not happen. >> i owe you a cup of coffee or a beer. i thought there would be a reckless homicide. i thought it would either be first or second degree -- probably second. and i believed it would be probably -- although i didn't say that at the time -- would probably be on mr. rosenbaum. and it looks like i came close but not close enough. but hey, look. it's a complicated case. it's -- it's -- the case spun out of control, don. and it began spinning out of control a long time ago and the verdict's a verdict. it is what it is. the jury worked hard. i give the jury a lot of respect. they w

. >> this donation is really important to saint anthony's. our food costs have risen 40% since prior to the pandemic and that is for a variety of reasons. first of all, we have more people coming to us for our services. food costs are higher and there is a shortage in donated food for us. a donation like this allows us to continue serving meals to all the people who turn to us in need. luz: saint anthony's says smitt arrived four decades ago with nothing in his pockets. he identifies with the foundation guests and wants to extend the help he received two others. he held his first turkey drive in 2012. saint anthony's is expecting donations -- accepting donations on its website if you're able to help. incredible. 400 turkeys, that is awesome. that is going to help so many people. lisa: that is good news, good for him. we have pretty nice weather but we have had such a stretch already since the rain in october and november and unfortunately, we are getting into a dry spell here from the weekend into the last week of the week. you can see the cl

big exchange between anthony fauci and rand paul who is a republican senator. rand paul calling for anthony fauci's resignation over what he has told the committees about the funding of the wuhan lab where rand paul believes all of this started. mainly the talk was about mandates, and from anthony fauci, a big defense about how mandates and vaccinations lower the risk. senate health committee which has had 11 hearings on covid, another one talking about how to get through the current crisis, and how they move on from here, obviously they were talking about things like vaccinations for children. they were of course approved last week for those ages five to 11. but on the mandates, republicans were concerned the government was insisting on these mandates. but from fauci and rochelle walensky who is head of the cdc, the centers for disease control, they said with vaccinations and mandates, use all the numbers of infections in the number of hospitalizations dropped or medically. despite the fact that united airlines told everyone who worked there that had to be vac

her marriage to anthony weiner pushed her into the spotlight. she's telling her own story in "both/and" published by scribner, a division of viacomcbs. did you ever think you would spend 25 years working for hillary clinton. >> not for a second. >> o'donnell: huma abedin's first job was an intern in the white house while monica lewinsky was in the headlines, and she was with hillary clinton after the president admitted he'd lied about lewinsky. >> indeed, i did have a relationship with lewinsky that was not appropriate. >> she wrote, i was sadden and angry on behalf of the woman who is now my boss. >> and i think confused because, on the one hand, it's, like, we're doing this really important stuff, what's happening here. i just stayed focused on my job and her. >> you also addressed the alien-old question, why did hillary stay with bill after that. >> i do. she made the decision that she thought was right for herself, her family and her country. >> did she choose country over her marriage? what does that mean? >> i think that's the both/and. it