bend that hose lighthouse in california is getting a facelift yet.beacon off highway one in san mateo county kicked off a restoration project that once it's completed will allow visitors inside for the first time in a couple decades, we took a trip 50 miles south of san francisco to see how the repairs are going. >> basically a full rehabilitation. we're talking every case of this one. very top of already on the ground. he some particular almost just fell off the white house. >> it took a little pry bar for idaho piece off and that's where we started to see the scope of work that is involved the process. and with the win, a little bit of a struggle. authorities changes out here hourly some time. >> we try to preserve these lighthouse is for 2 main reasons. first is to make the connection with california's maritime history. after the gold rush, all of a sudden this sleepy part of the world became the go-to destination. there were a lot of shipwrecks and people started clamoring for white houses. >> there's still a lot of the out there that use light h

the tallest lighthouse in california is getting a facelift. >> that it is. and this year pigeon point the unmissable beacon off highway one in san mateo county kicked off a restoration project that once complete well will allow visitors inside for the first time in 2 decades. long time we took a trip 50 miles south of san francisco to see how the repairs are going. >> basically a full rehabilitation. we're touching every case of this one. very top of already on the ground. he some particular almost just fell off the white house. >> it took a little pride are trying to hold peace offer. that's where we started to see the scope of work that is involved the process and with the wind, a little bit of a struggle. authorities changes out here hourly some time. >> we try to preserve these lighthouse is for 2 main reasons. first is to make the connection with california's maritime history. after the gold rush, all of a sudden this sleepy part of the world became the go-to destination. there were a lot of shipwrecks and people started clamoring for white houses. >> t

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behind me, you can see the lighthouse on the tip of the cape.e most south—westerly point in mainland europe. i've been incredibly lucky on this journey in each of the places that i've visited that i've met really interesting people and been able to visit some very unusual places and moments like that, where maybe you've made a connection with somebody, are, for me, really special. and so, i got a bit tearful leaving, because ijust think — i don't know. could i have imagined, when i set out on this journey, that i'd be leaving a small island with the last lighthouse keeper in spain shouting my name and... ..and waving me goodbye? and, you know, there's something about that that's. .. sniffles yeah, it's special. so, anyway, i'm getting a little bit — a little bit emotional. this is where he left for his last kayak, and that was on new year's day. it was only eight days before he died. he was very ill at this point. and he came downstairs that morning and said to me, "hey, i usually go for a kayak on new year's day, "so i was thinking i could go o

well, the tallest lighthouse in california is getting a facelift this year.eon point off highway one in san mateo county kicked off a big restoration project once they finish visitors will be allowed inside for the first time 2 decades, we decided to see how repairs are going. >> basically a full rehabilitation. we're touching every case of this one. very popular already on the ground. piece in particular almost just fell off the white house. >> it took a little pry bar for idaho piece off and that's where we started to see the scope of work that involved the process and with the wind, a little bit of a struggle. authorities changes out here hourly some time. >> we try to preserve these lighthouse is for 2 main reasons. first is to make the connection with california's maritime history. after the gold rush, all of a sudden this sleepy part of the world became the go-to destination. there were a lot of shipwrecks and people started clamoring for white houses. >> there's still a lot of the out there that use light houses for navigational purposes. >> we get som

then later, a rock and roll hall of famer, her new song is called "the lighthouse."he great and powerful stevie nicks from the snapdragon stage. [ cheering ] this week, we have new shows tomorrow we'll be preempted by abc news because there is something going on. then throughout the rest of the week we have new guests, including john david washington, don johnson and the hosts of "pod save america," with music from alessia cara and mxmtoon. so please join us for all that. our first guest tonight homered and homered and homered again and again to power his hometown look at this -- >> hits the ball to right field. it is gone! [ cheering ] >> jimmy: the power of the los angeles dodger to an eighth world series title. a million fans showed up to cheer him on saturday. please give a big l.a. welcome. to the most valuable player freddie freeman! [ cheering and applause ] >> jimmy: wow, what an unbelievable performance that was. >> i appreciate that, thank you. >> jimmy: is this something you imagined as a boy? >> yeah, i mean, you always dream about wanting to be in the wo

and i'm determined that this lighthouse will be restored to its former glory.t like i feel like i was restored to my former lord. a contract is estimated at 60 million dollar work starting january first and projected to go until the fall of 20.5 insert israel were trying to say what did beverages? >> when this is we hope to have one of the biggest parties you've ever seen. >> it's a happy you know something. couldn't even get to enjoy it. are just pretty cool to look at. >> pigeon point celebrates its 150nd anniversary on saturday afternoon. there will be some special tours crafting a book signing. also update on the restoration process, followed by a special lighting of the lens at 5 o'clock. and they say should bring a flashlight. so let's see what the weather will be like this weekend with this live look outside from our camera on top of mount tam lets great snapshot of today. some clouds, some sun, some rain, a little bit of everything today. that's right. and just kind of the understanding that we're not entirely done yet, right? obviously the rain that we

and i'm determined that this lighthouse will be restored to its former glory.t like i feel like i was starting my former lord. a contract is estimated at 60 million dollar work starting january first and is projected to go until the fall of 20.5 in service. really? we're trying to say what fort back >> when this is we hope to have one of the biggest parties you've ever seen. >> it's a happy you know something. couldn't even get to enjoy just pretty cool to look >> pigeon point celebrates its 150nd anniversary on saturday afternoon with special tours crafts, a book signing and an update on the restoration process that's followed by special lighting of the legs at 5 o'clock. and so make sure you bring a flashlight to the event. all right. let's talk about our forecast now taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. we do see some blue skies but also clouds as well. kyla. yeah, that's right. and i'm taking a live look here at san jose and same story. the clouds are out there. they certainly look like clouds capable of producing a few showers. but we've g

the ambassador lighthouser, who was u.s. trade representative who is a candidate for the administration now. i think we've made a tremendous amount of progress on the trade issue with china. host: i want to play a portion of j.d. vance's speech accepting the vice presidential nomination in july. >> never in my wildest imagination could i have believed that had i'd be standing here tonight. i grew up in middletown, ohio. a small town where people smoke their minds, built with their hands and loved their god, their family, their community and their country with their whole hearts but it was also a place that had been cast aside and forgotten by america's ruling class in washington. when i was in the fourth grade, a career politician by the name of joe biden supported nafta, a bad trade deal that sent countless good jocks to mexico. when i was a sophomore in high school, that same career politician named joe biden gave china a sweetheart trade deal that destroyed even more good american middle class manufacturing jocks. when i

. >> we try to preserve these lighthouse is for 2 main reasons. first is to make the connection with california's maritime history. after the gold rush, all of a sudden this sleepy part of the world became the go-to destination. there were a lot of shipwrecks and people started clamoring for white houses. >> there's still a lot of the out there that use light houses for navigational purposes. >> we get something like 200,000 visitors a year it's some of the best whale watching you can possibly right down that way. that's awesome. >> it the closest i this white house has provided a sense of safe haven of security. >> i was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. i'm still here after 20 years. and i'm determined that this lighthouse will be restored to its former glory. just like i feel like i was restored to my former lord. a contract is estimated at 60 million dollar work starting january first and projected to go until the fall of 20.5 insurgents we're trying to say what did beverages? >> when this is we hope to have one of the biggest parties you've ever

the on of at lighthouse is looking for information in the federal, all kinds in both in the objects of clear this space, especially for your suitcases. so we can take a look. i shall come to your studies and i already gave you a brief rundown of the story to, to go. so i'm going have these previously solved a range of mysteries together with august the capable of because he controlled forward and see that it got damped. and so it's a soldier's pay book or something you would be interested in is in process, doesn't, doesn't get to what happened. developed a hold site for the 16 year old s. s. office a live. unfortunately, the photo is quite blurry. he me, freshman? yeah, my system is there's another one that holds up to the vital it's so it's up to. yeah, you have me, you'd show me some of his particulars. and there i have something to show you on hold something to call. yes. um, hold on a sec. this might even let's yeah, i mean we did find him a lot of things, but we have no record of whether he's deceased. this is happened. fortunately, we also have no record of whether he was killed

the owner of at lighthouse is looking for information in the federal, all kinds in balance. how do you, ex, i've cleared this space especially for your suitcase so we can take a look. i phone. can you just use that as email? i already gave you a brief rundown of the story to do. i guess i'm going have these previously solved a range of mysteries here together with occupants vacated birth control and 40 and see that it got down. so that's a soldier's pay book or something you would be interested in is in process. the son doesn't get to what happened developed to hold site for the 16 year old as as officer light. unfortunately, the photo is quite blurry. he me freshman? yeah. my system and there's another one that holds up to my thoughts and it's up to . yeah. you had me, you'd show me some of his particulars and there i have something to show you on hold something to call. yes. um, hold on a sec. this might even with you, honey. we did find him a lot of things that we have no record of whether he's just see the shop. unfortunately, we also have no record of whether he was kil

so you to is the crumbling woman to the lighthouse as it heads towards the transition on domains to be seen, of course, because was impatient. just fight for the 1st time about donald trump in his victory. and as the center said, he had congratulated him as a on his uh, the street. and oh, he's election as us presidents and peace. and it has no idea that he does not consider a shameful to call mister from. # so probably i see the sign of but will give you just mentioned. he said that he doesn't do it because the does the western nations west country call him almost every week and then they suddenly stopped during that . and it's, and you know, the last review called tax page and had nothing against it. then you also commented on the assassination attempt on donald trump. before his election a he called his behavior. i impressed if he said that his behavior impressed me because he turns out adult from a had turns out to be a courageous man. um, and that while talking about funds prevents 10 as president piece and also said that he had an impression that some other members of american in

this is a statement, but the lighthouse on the so i'm just, i believe now that the it on wishes to actually be on the good side of uh, president trump. and in fact, i think that's his bullet has no way out of this other than the seas for it's total leadership have been, have been assassinated, its military infrastructure have been destroyed. and in this particular moment in time, there's a problem that they've been used to understand it is, and these will not this arm cuz look, there's really don't want to potentially threat on the border. and this is why they only cared about the size of the the darn it area. so anyway, yes is the law. they want to piece. they want to cease fire, and more importantly, they want to use the workers which are their stop fighting to dominate 11 on the rather than destroy it is very as a clint. so let's just get one thing clear. so because before how sudden those were all that was killed by in his rainy air strike has brought us that there would be no letter in fighting before cease fire in gaza is achieved. so why do you think that's changed now? a particularl

to be pretty impressive. 25, 35, 45 miles an hour, probably stronger out of point reyes at the lighthouse there and then in the mountains. they're going to get some snow up high at first, which it's a warm storm, but then it drops down on friday. that's when the snow accumulations will be at their best. and that is friday. so see you back here. we'll do the full forecast and line up the latest radar for you. all right. >> busy week ahead. bill thank you. ktvu is betty yu was in santa rosa tonight and heard from residents who spent the day really prepping and getting ready for the big storm. >> tree services like the small world tree company in the north bay are gearing up to respond to damage from storms. >> this is what i would take immediately. i would just jump in and boom, go. >> it's vehicles are fueled up and tools ready to go. >> it's really after days afterwards when people realize that they've had trees down or problems, or when the ground gets saturated, it's really when things start to happen. >> the north bay is expected to get potentially historic levels of rain. a flood watc

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dw is melissa child looks now at some of those actual pathways to the lighthouse for comma harris and donald trump. there are only a handful of states that really matter in this race were either candidate can build their path to the presidency, to win the white house, they need 270 electoral college votes. and for campaign strategist on both sides working out their winning combination, starts by mapping out the safe bets and likely wins the states that because of demographics are candidate affiliations. among other things, historically tend to always vote the same way. and that is, most of them. it leaves us with 7 so called swing states, still in play, also known as purple states because they swing between republican red and democratic blue. and it's in these places where this election will be decided. those are the states of nevada, arizona, georgia, north carolina, pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. and here's the thing. neither candidate needs to take all of them for victory. so what winning combinations could work for them? let's look 1st at donald trump, to claim the white h

and yet, both of us saw fit a saw him as since the office mr. trump is preparing to be to to the lighthouse. so what went wrong for the democrats? so what did trump do rucked? i'll be putting those questions to a republican strategist in a moment, 1st up here. so what trump said, and he's victory speech about what his presidency will be. this will truly me the golden age of america that so we have people that will allow us to make america great. again, we'll election result leaves the democrats and come to a higher searching for answers. dates a suggest. donald trump made games with nearly every democrat demographic group compared with these 2020 feet and $33.00 visit previously being the bedrock of the democratic party at black, latino and the young voters. so let's start with the youth according to the associated press, 2020. so about 6 out of 10 young voters about biden's democratic bid. fast forward to today about or certainly captured about hall for you folks. particularly black votes as a similarly the pricing for the democratic party. 2020. so 9 out of 10 black votes has cost that bo

carmella hurry seats with the american electorate, which apparently can not stand the idea off the lighthouse. neither hillary clinton nor no gaming, i have managed to convince light the man's life moves. perhaps others uh hispanics. the cheat can preside, the old again, there is a deep sleep is biased. me something and the 3 executable would be called the america i suppose to be the lender pick while it wage. yeah, its really remarkable that on 2024. um we still haven't had a female president, but that's. 9 an issue for another time, i guess what changes if any, are, are we to be expected over washington support for israel's warren and guys. another non of trump does indeed enter the white house. so 1st of all, we have to go through the transition period until january 20th perhaps by doesn't, has something up, is sleep by that one. so on it that y'all out of gaza, it's about your se uh from does from one sidney. can you go to any shoes or facing guys before the, you know, the ration obviously is role has very little to doing, doesn't know. it won't see start to just back make. and y'all has

in the, in the 1st able to us present job, i will high as president elect donald trump, at the lighthouse on wednesday, the post election meeting between the asking an incoming president. so it's been a little held custom mocking the start of the peaceful transfer of power. trump, however, did not taste bite and for sit down after the 2020 election. when trump lost his re election, bid john henry, and how's the latest? from the drums monologue at home in florida, the president joe biden extended an invitation for donald trump to return to the white house and meet with him in the oval office. trump accepted, and they will meet on wednesday at 11 am. it's the kind of return during normal transition that we were accustomed to before the 2020 election. when donald trump contested that election, there was an insurrection on capitol hill and trump left before biden was inaugurated. for many of those here outside trump's more lago resort in palm beach, there, happy to return to the old version. it was hard for odd. how do you feel? i jubilant. i think is probably the 1st word. what are you looki

as compared to mr. lighthouse, for instance. yeah, points toward the direction of a more use most likely upstairs as an association. see, of course the fears were on name because after all, the treasury secretary is not necessarily the main person well designed and define or, and details of the strategy of trade, the tariff implementation. but the fact that i missed a trunk appointed him i just, uh, despite the fact that exactly over the months he has referred to the trade tariffs as negotiating tactics. and so one is a good own in that regard. many thanks and dates of joining us on counting the cost or pleasure. rich countries have plans to raise the funding to help poor countries fight climate change to a record of $300000000000.00 a year. but many developing nations dismissed the agreement as in sufficient a launch of target of more than one trillion dollars annually was also part of the deal. but most of the vast will come from private sources. the data was reached at the top $29.00 private summit in azerbaijan. capital back

so there's a ton of a trump lighthouse in january. what are we looking out for? what do you see as well? directions, try to press on the offensive as hard as they can. despite for a few losses, uh, they're trying to put as much pressure as to kind of gain as much territory as they can do have the best position of ones talks with the americans commence ukrainians . in the meantime, 1st of all, trying to deny the russian this much territory is that kind of, they diplomatically reach out to people in the us administration, in the republican party. unfortunately, are usually receptive to that. that's additional republicans who don't wait too much in the corner from de ms. tracey but never lost that's. that's the plan. so fall from tiers. okay. so now we have over the next 2 days, heads of governments of noted compulsory countries meeting to discuss transatlantic simulations and regional, secure se, let's use like these all the more hawkish. if i can put it that way. i elements within you or when it comes to dealing with russia. if you are able to make your pitch to t

why the scaling, the things trump at a time and polls indicates trump could soon be back in the lighthouse putting aside the corporate feel factor and the suspicious timing of these decisions. the saga has led to a debate over the practice of us newspapers, endorsing candidates, those endorsements really change photos mines. what matters is the quality of journalism. i'm not just an election season. thanks me. it's been more than 3 years since a military coup in me and mar brought it in to a faltering democratic process there. and the generals now find themselves under attacked by opposition forces across the country. the hunter suffered a series of unprecedented defeats losing control of strategically important border regions to armed resistance groups representing ethnic minorities. the military has since resorted to indiscriminate bombing to crush resistance to it through media. organizations have continued to report, either surreptitiously in army controlled areas or from elsewhere in the country or even abroad. one of those organizations is missing a media network that includes more t

so the lighthouse instead he's urging residents to vary with that conscience trump visited the especially on friday, positioning himself as an empty will campaign to. but also the little in the way of details to raise a viable in the last minute visit by donald trump to the city that has the largest number of arab and muslim americans in the country . he visited a head like a feign dearborn michigan bound to bring peace to the middle east. without offering specifics. you're going to have peace in the movies, and they should have peace in the middle east, but not with the cloud. you have a literally trumps 2 questions from reporters, but did not see how he would end the war in gaza, or living on the outside the restaurant makes reaction. some members of the community was critical of the former president, others showing support kamala harris and i drove by it and we loved the error, the, the people back to terms like everybody to watch all the kids you guys want to keep playing. oh boy, trouble. everybody to let me see. so unless somebody promised, i mean listen so you know we, i respect th

and mr. trump is preparing to be to to the lighthouse. so what went wrong for the democrats or what the trump do? right? i'll be putting those questions to a republican strategist in a moment 1st. okay, so what trump said in his victory speech, about what his presidency will be. this will truly me the golden age of america that so how can people that will allow us to make america great again? well, the election result leaves the democrats and come to a higher searching for answers. they just suggest donald trump make games with nearly every democrat demographic group compared with these 2020 feet, including 3 visit previously being the bedrock of the democratic party, that's black, latino and young voters. so let's start with the youth. according to the associated press, 2020. so about 6 out of 10 young voters that bivens democratic bid. fast forward to today, a battery certainly captured about tough for you folks. particularly black votes as a similarly depressing for the democratic party. 2020. so a 9 out of 10 black voters cost that bo

. >> it has been a chaotic two years in the gop-lighthouse. an ousted speaker and rampant in -fighting. speaker mike johnson is trying to do with once seemed improbable . hang on to power and even grow the razor-thin majority >> mister president, i am here in new york. >> as the barn stormed more than 20 states in october alone, johnson is hoping to turn out the megabase , even in democratic-leaning districts . making the pitch for unified gop control of washington d.c. >> everybody in the world is watching what happens on long island and in the state of new york. that is not an exaggeration. >> trump meanwhile, relying on johnson seen this last week at medicines were guarded >> he and i have a secret we will tell you what it is when the race is over. >> johnson said that simply meant getting out the vote. even if democrats fear he and trump try to block a harris victory. >> you said this at the get out the vote effort . have you and him talked about not accepting the election results if harris wins? >> of course not, i have taken an oath to u

so i talked to a lot of folks of the lighthouse folks across the dr. kotik bossy president biden very much see themselves as a foreign policy expert, bar axles. i think that's a difficult for international audiences to understand, given the level of tests and destruction on his watch, often with the last implicated. but that's really how he understands himself. and that's how his team plans to pitch themselves, going full, but these are people whose career on the over. so for them, what they've really seen during is they have supported israel to a huge degree reading and an unprecedented we. but even for president from both parties have not a civilian casualties, have mounted by them. have said i will continue weapons to israel inside and chest simultaneously with the non sci fi deal. the administration revealed another $700000000.00 is ready, weapons sale. so i think we need to see it in the context of biting the meeting is route to go into a lab and on to cross one of his red lines. she had previously said, i don't want to see a warning light on. she get the thought to happen. he di

sunday on the day when, when uh, in the last time they observed that when trump moved into the lighthouse keys, rhetoric. yeah. so essentially just have stuff and then you put it in putting into book medically. but let me use this opportunity to ask you about the criminal and because the rest of the leader has so far been uh, quite reserved. the in his reaction to the results of the american election. but clearly lodge meant put in is interested in ending this for me uh, fully on the rushes terms. um, do you think he will uh, find this up a change in trunk coming to the white house, attractive enough to perhaps compromise or at least to invest a little bit of trust in the west again? i think that, i mean his position in gosh, as official position is to go back to the is done bu agreement of march, april 2022, adding new tires for in the rush. i had been bringing the car and taking into account changes on the, on the field itself. absolutely. this makes neutrality. no nato membership and acceptance of the tell your total position. because obviously you can use a major country, a big countr

m stililililill here after 20 y and i'm determined that this lighthouse will be restored to its formere i was restored to my form, larry. a contract is estimated at 60 million dollars worth starting january first and projected to go until the fall of 2025. >>we're trying to say whid this for beverages? when this is we hope to have one of the biggest parties you've ever seen. >>it's happy you know something. couldn't even get to enjoy just our history. a pretty cool to look at. >>pigeon point celebrates its 150nd anniversary on saturday afternoon with special tours craft a book signing update on the restoration process. all he a special lighting of the lens at 5 o'clock.makegladiator to h big premiere in london once a night. plus, jamie foxx is back in action and a new movie of the same name for netflix. andy riesmeyer has the details in the entertainment report. >>starting in london for the premiere of the highly anticipated gladiator sequel, the cast of last year to homeless count, pedro pascal joseph quinn, connie nelson, and ofcourse, denzel washington in the red carpet premiere was

wade, the lighthouse is a glaring beacon of warning to women across the america. you for being here. >> thank you. >> your body of work taps into truths about the human experience, grief, loss, resilience, independence and empowerment, stand back. heartbreak, dreams, self- preservation. power, sisters of the moon. unity, the chain. strength and vulnerability, leather and lace. all human truths, and your writing confronts those truths. now you have this song of warning, of intense warning, the lighthouse, and stevie, the words are not minced in the song. don't close your eyes and hope for the best. it's slipping through your fingers. you don't have much time to get it back. don't leave it alone in the final hours. so stark. why? and what is the warning? >> well, it's like don't look away. i think you know, my mom and dad talked a lot about world war ii to me, a lot about germany. >> my parents were refugees of the war. >> i know that, and you, and it's like they would always say, you know, my mom would say never let this come to our shores, and that's in a song i w

the notion is talked about going back in the robber lighthouse, there are traded, represent a go back to your character question for just a 2nd. look, it's important to me. it's one of these. i quit my job on january 6. he didn't live up to my expectations as a boss, my expectations for the boss, because i mean, that can sound like, oh, i mean it's like a boss is what i mean an attempt to hold those beyond not meet my expectations as a boss. no, no, stop, no, no, it's not that the now you know, you're putting words in my mouth. i never said i quit because we attempted to, i quit because he failed to live up to my expectations as the president and he was my boss on that particular day. and as you know, sometimes when we are the person who is expectation, my expectation was that he respond much quicker. they did not take my phone calls during the day. i was trying to encourage him to go on television to tell people to go home. i felt like you had the ability to send those people home and i think that he acted too slowly. this is something that's, that's unique to me as an employee. if y

a lot of voters said they did want to go back, for years to when donald trump was in the lighthouse andetter. they know him and they know what he is like in government, and they have chosen to go back to that for pretty simple kitchen table reasons.— kitchen table reasons. yes, it is all about the _ kitchen table reasons. yes, it is all about the economy. - kitchen table reasons. yes, it is all about the economy. the - kitchen table reasons. yes, it is - all about the economy. the country is clearly divided. we have all seen that. but one wonders, can donald trump bridge the divide between communities, between those on either side of the political divide? meiji. side of the political divide? well, and one wonders _ side of the political divide? well, and one wonders whether - side of the political divide? -ii and one wonders whether donald trump wants to. because he has this clear, secure victory. he has enough of the country behind him to back him in what he wants to do. is he interested in reaching out to people who fundamentally disagree with his ideas, with his worldview and with hi

trump, who went on extensively about how he didn't win the last election, shouldn't have left the lighthouse, and that he didn't mind if someone had to shoot through the media that they were trying to shoot at him at a rally, and is campaign has had to spend time cleaning these things up. you been speaking to insiders at the top of his campaign, what are they telling you? >> reporter: i talks to allies who are exasperated after that rally, we can talk about how critical it is as a state, many believe it will decide the election, and donald trump went up there to say he shouldn't have left the white house, someone who did not spit in a peaceful or transfer of power, he complained about polls that he said were inaccurate, the ones that showed him trailing behind, harris. he spent another 20 minutes trying to essentially claim fraud in the 2024 election, sowing seeds of doubt ahead of the election, and then those comments about the press, and shooting through the press, one of these allies telling me how hard is it to go up there and say she broke it and i'm going to fix it, another one telling

straight including getting up and flying in a helicopter and going to maine or going to a famous lighthouset, the studio guy says "you are going to have to cut that." and when we found out they were going to cut it, i felt bad. and bob -- i got this call from my agent. "the director bob zemeckis wants to talk to you." and i thought i am so fired now. 'cause when you get that the director is coming to your house to talk to you, that means you are out, baby. turns out somebody else is available. and they didn't want you in the first place. you're too tall. all things could go wrong. but bob came out and he said, tom, tom, i cannot! i cannot. i cannot make a movie without the star of the movie as my soul mate. so you and i have to be joined at the hip through all of this. so we worked out this thing, we said, okay. this is movie economics 101. we said we -- i said what do you want to do? he said "i think we should pay for the sequence ourselves. let's knock money out of our salary and we will pay for it ourselves." and it was a lot of money and we split right down the middle and said -- we wil

in a trump lighthouse, staffing is everything and certainly this time around , it will be even more so, because he said, it was one of his mistakes his first time around. >> be sure to stay tuned for opens ", the source." national control council represents border agents and staff. joining us now, lift our voices cofounder gretchen carson , and matt hours, who served in the first trump administration. gretchen, i'm not sure how many people remember stephen miller from the first trump administration, but he has been a big figure in the immigration policy. >> and also what i am sure caitlin knows, but did not mention, he is a member of the muslim travel ban, also controversial . to her point, we saw this with susie wiles, who he named chief of staff . these are people who have stuck with him through thick and thin, especially in the dark days in 2020 when he lost the election , and a lot of people left his side. what is very important about stephen miller is that, he has never gone astray from his strong stance on immigration. i think with these pigs, as well as with tom homan, former ac

that's how he runs the lighthouse. >> that's fine.nd some are going to agree with that type of executive leadership. it's at his discretion to hire and fire anyone he appoints, and anyone who works with and accepts that. the american people accept that. they voted for him anyway. he has a clear mandate. if he decides to be chaotic, somewhat say that's nuts. i don't want to run the white house that way. that's fine. >> and people said they were okay with the way donald trump runs the white house. there are more pertinent issues. they believe he's going to address -- i think we have to give the guy the opportunity. he hasn't started the job you. >> to be very clear, here, it's the pleasure to serve at the discretion of the president. you are given the honor to work in the white house. the president besides one day you deserve diner in the next day you don't, you can find any job in the country where that is the same exact -- >> at this election had been referendum on presidential professionals in the white house, it was a stable white h

check out lauren's devotional light for today and podcast lighthouse faith. thank you so much. thank you so much. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley. >> carley: i could listen to you all day. that was so good, thank you very much. thank you ainsley and lauren. dave coal yea getting more support from co-stars. after being diagnosed with hodgkin's. now actor candace cameron. sending her prays to help coulier through it all. >> when i saw him start losing his hair, that's when it kind of hit. i told dave and mel the best way can i support is you pray for you every day you know my faith is strong. and i real like that's where my strength lies is in prayer. >> candace also says she was introduced to her christian faith during her time on full house. volvo being celebrated on social media for recently pro-family commercial. >> i have this feeling we are going to have a daughter. >> legacy shouldn't have to live with she might be the reason we tie the knot. >> this comes as luxury car brand jaguar caused uproar on social media this week with rebrand that some critics call woke. the ca

. >> we've seen these frustrations at merrick garland from the biden lighthouse and from allies of the president and the broader democratic party for years at this point. this is been one of the things they bring up pretty immediately when you talk about the relationship between the white house and the justice department, and just the broader judicial landscape of this administration, frustrated that these charges they say, were not brought sooner. however, when you talk to people inside the justice department, their contention is, at any step of the way, this was going to be caught up in the supreme court. we've seen that happen already. they say they moved as expeditiously as possible and even if they were to try to bring these charges earlier, it would've taken more than four years just given the hurdles in the way that our legal system works, with multiple avenues for appeal and the pace at which the supreme court would take up these cases. now that is a lot of in the weeds judicial and legalese about how these cases were brought against trump's but it is undoubtedly true that ther

that, petitions to congress about things like postal routes and like the placement of like a new lighthouse. and it was actually the first political public action taken by women. so women petitions at a time where it was kind of like seen that women weren't supposed to do things like that and the bill kind of barely got through congress and a lot of people argued and i think accurately that most of the people were opposed to it and it getting through congress had a lot to do. the, um, the uneven representation that south had because of the 3/5 clause, because the south was where there were still a lot of indigenous land, those states really wanted people gone. so yeah, i think that we think of the treatment of indigenous people as inevitable or people will say things like, oh, we can't judge history by today's standards. but when you look at, you know, the opposition and it was really kind of people in places like boston but like northern ern christian were the sort of white northern christians that created this huge movement to try and stop it. and i think it's this chapter of u.s. history

comments come just as us present your business set to meet as well. president isaac heads up at the lighthouse on tuesday by me. well, what do you but we still have the shuttle for over the last few days. i've spoken 3 times with president elect. donald trump. these were very good and very important conversations talks designed to other tighten the strong alliance between israel and the us. we see eye to eye on the a rainy and threat and all of its components. and the danger posed by that. we also see the great opportunities before israel in the field of peace and its expansion and other fields which on engine is live for us near trump's home in florida. so just get lots of phone calls in the last few days. has the presence of lex been speaking to as right. he's been speaking to dozens of foreign leaders from his moral lago resort netanyahu, of course being one of them. and the fact that he's talked to him 3 times shows you a lot about his relationship with nothing. yahoo, the 2 of them see more eye to eye on a broader range of issues. then just the war in gaza. and joe biden had been critical

of course, for these candidates who are trying to, to get to the lighthouse, which is just behind me. and we've been focusing, of course on the swing states, the 7 things swing states that is because of the cause of the outcome of the right school. the white house could come down to those 7 states, his algebra, serial bonnie, a on america's unique electoral college system that determines the winter. it is the thing we are all focused on as the results come in the electoral college and each side's road to 270 the number of electoral votes needed to win the white house . here's our starting point, 43 states and washington dc. you're either reliably read or reliably blue. that means complet harris can already count on 225 electoral votes, and donald trump on 219. now it's not totally guaranteed, but it's pretty likely on both sides. the election will be decided, therefore, in these 7 swing states, which between them carry $93.00 electoral votes along with the one congressional district in nebraska. the yellow square here will come back to that later. harris's easiest path to victory runs

in in terms of the harry lutnick and lighthouser would be, they have made comments at goldman sachs, because they put a report together, saying that he didn't think that the tariffs will be put on necessarily the way they were described in the campaign. how do you think they manifest themselves or do they knock into each other. >> i think they start to knock into each other inside the trump world. if you're looking to read the tea leaves here. you would position this as the triumph of the trump moderates with hasset getting national economic council and treasure secretary. those are people that no doubt advocates of the trump trade agenda. seen by wall street as more moderate. and they are the ones taking the very powerful jobs. that said, there was the wiggle room where he was clear lit leading choice to get treasury and didn't get it for like a week, week and a half period of time where there were people inside trump world were rguing that he was infishly inefficiently commit the. he indicated that the tariffs would be phased in and rolled out in a staggered basis, not something th

refurbished itselfpoller cap regions to talk about climate change and also partnerships with usf and lighthouse for the blind to make this accessible to the physically and other disabled kids in the area. also with private funds we started to reimagine some of the old buildings that had been in the fly shacker zoo. these were the wp a buildings built after the great depression. we did learn it was probably cheaper to reimagine them to demolish. here is interior of the south american aviary. it is a better experience for the visitor and the birds are free flighted and enjoy many wellness enrichment attributes through the exhibit. we did similarly with old bear grottos from wpa. a standout feature is the grisly gulch with the hirs families and other families to add acreage. i brought just give context the plans from the wa. you can see then what state of art. we had 5 grottos with finger walls, thick concrete walls between them. over time we invested in demolishing and removing the finger walls and allowed to expand the grottos doubles size for the black bears. these are rescued bears from alaska