A tamed hawk attacks a rabbit during a traditional hunting contest, near the town of Esik in Almaty region, Kazakhstan. REUTERS/Pavel Mikheyev

America's law enforcement officers serve and protect their fellow citizens and they go above and beyond for the communities they love. When this boy's mom asked an officer to help her son learn how to ride a bike, this officer stepped up! Well done, Officer!

Children look at lights from inside their family car as they visit Luminna Fest, a drive-through Christmas light festival in Sao Paulo, Brazil. REUTERS/Amanda Perobelli

Good Monday evening Antelope Valley! Deputy Ratzlaff stopped by one of our small businesses for dinner. Many of our local businesses are in need of our support. If you're eating out this week, shop small! We are all in this together and together we will get through it.
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Artist Sayna Soleimanpour performs a photoshoot in protest against the mistreatment and alienation of Turkish women based on their clothing, during a two-day curfew amid the spread of the coronavirus, on a deserted street in Istanbul, Turkey. REUTERS/Umit Bektas

Tucker Carlson Tonight: Leaders Want Vaccine Allocated By Race. There's been a lot of virtue signaling over vaccine distribution.

Law enforcement in Chicago has released a surveillance video showing a retired Chicago Fire Department lieutenant fighting back against three suspects who were attempting to steal his car before he was fatally shot last week. The Chicago Police Department has identified the firefighter as 65-year-old Dwain Williams. The fatal shooting took place around 2 p.m. last Thursday, Dec. 3, in the 2400 block of West 118th Street in Chicago’s Beverly Woods neighborhood. Police are appealing to the public for help in identifying the suspects. Several organizations are offering reward money for information leading to an arrest of the suspects involved. Anyone with information on the matter is being asked to contact Area 2 Detectives at 312-747-8271 or anonymously send a tip to cpdtip.com.

Tucker Carlson Tonight: Prominent Dems & Shady Family Funds. For example, Maxine Waters' campaign paid her daughter $240,000 and Ilhan Omar's husband received $635,000 in bailout.

Los Angeles: On Monday, December 7, 2020, around 6:35 a.m., a 29-year-old motorcyclist riding a 2003 Yamaha 600R, was killed following a hit and run traffic collision in Rampart Area. The collision occurred when the driver of a passenger van made an illegal U-turn directly in the path of the motorcyclist on Glendale Boulevard, just south of Reservoir Street. The driver of the van stopped briefly then fled southbound from the scene and failed to identify himself or render aid as required by law. Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics transported the motorcyclist to a local hospital in critical condition. Despite lifesaving efforts, he succumbed to his injuries shortly after arrival. Anyone with information is urged to contact Officer McGowan at (213) 486-0761, Central Traffic Detectives at (213) 833-3713 or Central Traffic Division Watch Commander at (213) 833-3746.

Tucker Carlson Tonight: Since the day Donald Trump was elected in 2016, we have been told that Russia is at the very top of the list of threats to America. Russia has penetrated our government. Russia threatens our democracy. Russia works tirelessly to subvert our economy and our way of life. Of course, such claims were a lie, and we're all aware of that now. Russia never had the power or the money to control our government, and there's no evidence they even tried. But that doesn't mean that there was no collusion. In fact, top leaders in American government and business have been compromised by a foreign power that seeks to undermine our country and our democratic system. It turns out that many of the very people who ranted so hysterically about Russia were doing precisely what they claimed to decry. They were working on behalf of our chief global rival, the government of China.

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As the owners put it — when outdoor dining stops, the rent isn’t put on hold, employee payroll doesn’t stop but business drastically drops. Dave Foldes, the owner of Cronies Sports Bar and Grill, told FOX 11 he was keeping outdoor dining open to protect his staff’s financial health. He said the business can’t survive on just takeout, which he said only netted $400 last Tuesday. "We really have no choice, we’re barely getting by, we’re losing $5 to $10 grand a month in our busiest normal months," he said. "We’re following all the regulations that the rest of the state and country are following, we just need to survive and I need to make sure my staff survives because they can’t afford it." At Swork Coffee in Eagle Rock, they are calling their outdoor dining area a "peaceful protest," a reference to one of the two exceptions in Los Angeles County for public gatherings, which currently allows gatherings for places of worship and protests.

Seattle PD: Officers arrested a suspected drug dealer in Courthouse Park and seized a handgun, narcotics, and rifle ammunition early Saturday. After arresting the 50-year-old man Tukwila man at the park near 3rd Avenue and Yesler around 12:45 AM, officers searched the man and his vehicle and recovered 15 grams of methamphetamine, 5 grams of crack cocaine, four grams of heroin, a loaded handgun and rifle ammunition. Officers booked the suspect into jail for unlawful possession of a firearm and narcotics possession.

The city contract with a law firm to investigate potential Columbus police misconduct during protests and riots earlier this year is still ongoing, though if it's not already out of money, it's close. As of Sept. 30, when the city Department of Public Safety received its last invoice from BakerHostetler, the investigation had almost depleted the $550,000 allocated it by the Columbus City Council. About $7,700 remained in the appropriation, with three active cases yet to be completed at the time, said Glenn McEntyre, spokesman for the department. The investigation was announced by Mayor Andrew J. Ginther after what many city officials perceived to be excessive uses of force by officers during anti-police protestors in the wake of George Floyd's death in Minneapolis police custody in May. The contract was originally set at $50,000, then was expanded in July with the approval of the city council to $550,000. (Read more.)

We are in the middle of a war to save America from Communist infiltration of our institutions. Full stop.

LVMPD Captain Sasha Larkin provides initial details from the scene of Officer Involved Shooting #18 for 2020, where officers responding to a burglary in progress encountered the suspect upon entering the residence. The suspect was armed with a hammer and was attempting to attack the homeowner.