plus an escalation of gang shootings. kron four's philippe djegal reports the promise of tomorrow. >> isn't guaranteed without a fight. mayor lamar hernandez thorpe thanking residents and praising city staff members in antioch for their support during his 8 years in public office. he served as a council member. the first 4 years. and mayor, the final the last 3 years as it relates to the fbi investigation. that was probably the hardest that personally had to deal with. hernandez thorpe says the fbi investigation uncovered racist text messages involving more than 40 police officers. a scandal that included substantiated allegations of corruption and abuse of force, which has severely crippled police staffing levels. and i'm sorry. when i walk out of those doors, it's not over. we're still under 2 investigations by the federal government. one investigation by the state's attorney general's office. and then 1, 8, 1, investigation by the state dog. it is bad. >> but i don't want anyone ever think that that's normal. and that we should ju

antioch, based low police staffing, state and federal investigations and an escalation of gang shootings. kron four's philippe djegal all spoke with the mayor. the promise of tomorrow. >> isn't guaranteed without a fight near lamar hernandez thorpe thanking residents and praising city staff members in antioch for their support during his 8 years in public office. he served as a council member. the first 4 years. and mayor final for last 3 years as it relates to the fbi investigation. that was probably the hardest that personally had to deal with. hernandez thorpe says the fbi investigation uncovered racist text messages involving more than 40 police officers. a scandal that included substantiated allegations of corruption and abuse of force, which has severely crippled police staffing levels. and i'm sorry. when i walk out of those doors, it's not over. we're still under 2 investigations by the federal government. one investigation by the state's attorney general's office. and then 1, 8, one investigation by the state dog. it is bad. >> but i don't want anyone ever think that that's normal. and that

to deal with problems like low police staffing, state federal investigations and a lot of gang shootings. kron four's philippe chagall has the story. the promise of tomorrow. >> isn't guaranteed without a fight near lamar hernandez thorpe thanking residents and praising city staff members in antioch for their support during his 8 years in public office. he served as a council member. the first 4 years. and mayor, final the last 3 years as it relates to the fbi investigation, that was probably the hardest that personally had to deal with. hernandez thorpe says the fbi investigation uncovered racist text messages involving more than 40 police officers. a scandal that included substantiated allegations of corruption and abuse of force, which has severely crippled police staffing levels. and i'm sorry. when i walk out of those doors, it's not over. we're still under 2 investigations by the federal government. one investigation by the state's attorney general's office. and then 1, 8, one investigation by the state dog. it is bad. >> but i don't want anyone ever think that that's normal. and that we should

he face a low police staffing, state and federal investigations and an escalation of gang shootings. kron four's philippe djegal all spoke with the mayor. the promise of tomorrow. >> isn't guaranteed without a fight near lamar hernandez. thorpe thinking residents and praising city staff members in antioch for their support during his 8 years in public office. he served as a council member. the first 4 years. and mayor final for last 3 years as it relates to the fbi investigation. that was probably the hardest that personally had to deal with. hernandez thorpe says the fbi investigation uncovered racist text messages involving more than 40 police officers. a scandal that included substantiated allegations of corruption and abuse of force, which has severely crippled police staffing levels. and i'm sorry. when i walk out of those doors, it's not over. we're still under 2 investigations by the federal government. one investigation by the state's attorney general's office. and then 1, 8, one investigation by the state dog. it is bad. >> but i don't want anyone ever think that that's normal. and that

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the history books look back, the biggest story of four years of the biden administration was the border. ing there was no sing the record of arrest of tda gangber on cbp website data base before fiscal year 2023. >> as i understand what mr. homan is talking about where they're going to start deporting these violent gang members to third party countries and it's going to send you to the worst place together in the world. they're trying to figure out what to do and 45 square miles. >> one of the big themes during the election, tons of adult chinese men that were being found at the boarder and they were being arrested and can't send them back to china. where do you send them? what homan will be talking about starting today with this first rally style event where we expect trump to lay out in shock and awe for the first 100 days and going for the world and coming to the united states, you're not going to get a criation to show up in court in eight years. >> then a plane ticket. >> yeah, the worst place in the world. >> "the wall street journal" recently reported they're close to donald trump that are making the case for trump to cut a deal with

legality and citizenship. 11 years ago i form the bipartisan gang of eight, another effort toward imtax breaks reform. we worked hard -- fourct. that bill passed the senate with 68 bipartisan votes. yet house republicans refused to even consider to debate it. unfortunately, we haven't made much progress since. today as we hear dangerous rhetoric from the president-elect about immigration, i worry for the immigrants and for the future of our country. we can all agree that any undocumented immigrant found guilty of a serious crime should never be allowed to stay in the united states. but the last time the president-elect was in office, it wasn't just criminals who were deported. we saw parents separated from their young children, some of them still separated to this day. and we saw dreamers, veterans, and spouses of u.s. citizens deported. they weren't criminals. many of them were pillars in their home communities. next week i'll hold a hearing in the senate judiciary committee focused on the chaos and cruelty that president-elect trump's mass deportations could bring to our communities and our country. i rise today to highli

on this tennessee bureau of investigation, he arrested four heem in hampton county an charges remediated to techs photographicing one suspect is a member of the venezuelan ganggua, and suspected of committing violent crimes in chicago and new york city, this after director of tbi warned a week earlier violent gang resuffused in the say it in all tennessee major cities running human trafficking operations, senator you introduced the clear law enforcement for criminal alien removal to support trump's plans for deportation, empowering to -- >> we had a story yesterday 58,000 illegals are current in new york who are actually criminals already been, criminally charged, 650,000 are in america. senator. what are we going to do about this? >> yes, indeed,. the clear act should be passed signed into law, what it would do is allow local law enforcement when apprehend a criminal illegal alien able to detain that person call ice, to deport them then reimburse that local law enforcement agencies for every penny that they spent on that prosecution apprehension detention when law should be everyone should agree if you are a criminal illegal alien you are out of here. there

of the notorious venezuelan gang. the suspects allegedly busted into an apartment and kidnapped and tortured two venezuelan migrants for at least four hours. stabbing one of them and ripping off the other victims fingernails. >> they victimized their own race and their own ethnicity and the reason they do that is because they are easy victims because they know because of their status they will not come forward to the police. they know that they can mistreat them. >> the victims were released after promising not to call authorities which they did anyway. the alleged home invasion occurred in the very same apartment complex where the gang members were caught on camera walking around with guns and beating down doors. >> i want that a carbon plump -- apartment complex. it's bad. i also flew into denver, a lot of parts of denver are bad and being taken over by gangs. i told you months ago this was expanding across the united states. we are in 16 states now. >> they say the suspects will remain in custody pending removal proceedings or hearings before an immigration judge. >> trace: thank you. >>> the fox news in a common sense department

heard of them, now you see in the 16 states in the center of that map in tennessee, tennessee officials say all four major cities have had gangrested for crimes. griff: the day one deportations could look like this, they are talking the transition team about outfitting illegal aliens with gps, ankle, or wrist, one guy had been arrested. and federal deportation order to this place, suddenly there is 22 gang members. a handful of them, those are tactics we see in the middle east where terror groups go somewhere that they know good guys with guns don't want to come have a firefight and they are taking a page out of the playbooks of some bad people. carley: you think everything is safe and then a security bust and arrested several people, and another group of members totaling 22. this person wearing the ankle monitor, to this apartment complex but the fact he crossed into the country illegally and was given a court date for years down the road and when he was here, several other times and kept being released into the public, something so mind-boggling and insane about this. peter: you put your finger on why this is happening, why

of the gang violence there. i watch the biden administration deport more people to haiti than ever before. we look at what the next four our line of work, it is a duty to show people that policies like this have not stop people from coming to this country, and the probably never will, which is why, as andrea said, a new approach is really i think we are all looking for, and what that actually would look like. >> dr. lopez and andrea flores, we will continue to call on you, thank you for spending time with us today. we are going to sneak in one more break. jacob and i will be back on the other side. other side. standing the test of ti... he's melting! oh jeez... nooo... oh gaa... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ at humana, we believe your healthcare should evolve with you, and part of that evolution means choosing the right medicare plan for you. humana can help. with original medicare you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you'll have to pay a deductible for each. a medicare supplement plan pays for some or all of your original medicare deductibles, but they ma

federal investigations and gang shootings, the outgoing antioch mayor, lamar hernandez, stark delivered his final address as mayor today. kron four's philippe djegal reports the promise of tomorrow. >> isn't guaranteed without a fight near lamar hernandez thorpe thanking residents and praising city staff members in antioch for their support during his 8 years in public office. he served as a council member. the first 4 years. and mayor, final the last 3 years as it relates to the fbi investigation, that was probably the hardest that i personally had to deal with. hernandez thorpe says the fbi investigation uncovered racist text messages involving more than 40 police officers. a scandal that included substantiated allegations of corruption and abuse of force, which has severely crippled police staffing levels. and i'm sorry. when i walk out of those doors, it's not over. we're still under 2 investigations by the federal government. one investigation by the state's attorney general's office. and then 1, 8, one investigation by the state dog. it is bad. >> but i don't want anyone ever think that that's normal. and that we should just accept that as normal because it is not

four years ago. foreign policy, two wars underway that we're watching of china on the march. people walking around with fear in their heads because they don't know if there's a venezuelan gang behindhem ready to knife them in the back. i mean, how do you say we're better four years later? >> you absolutely can't. that's one of the reasons why we were talking about trump's appointees and nominees over the last several weeks, that's why it's so important. he's actually selecting people who have real world experience. these aren't like professors from community colleges. these are people who have been in the trenches, they've done it, and his policy initiatives, he's going to do everything he can to get them implemented. maria: let's take a break and come right back at it. we're gas getting started this morning. bitcoin at new record levels this morning as president-elect trump confirms the creation of a bitcoin federal reserve. bitcoin is up to $104,000 right now, pro chain capital president david towel predicted bitcoin would hit 100,000 this month. he's going to talk to us about next year and how high it can go. last time we spoke he said 250,000. is he still at the number. george

of illegals? dangerous gangs running around that are robbing people, attacking people? can you really talk about his four economically speaking without talking about inflation, that went to 40-year highs cuting into people's wages? what is he talking about. mark: you nailed it all for all this you know, bottom-up middle out whatever he says all he has done is grow government from the top down allowed the middle class to bottom out over the course of the last four years, and you look legacy set a record for most commutations in a single day, 50-year highs inflation real wage growth for americans that have been negative throughout his presidency, over 10 million illegal migrants have entered our country? the middle class cannot get ahead did not get eye headed under president biden's leadership, thankfully president trump will be back with a middle class action flourished for four straight years. >> have slip in a short break quick break the white house still claiming it has no idea what the drones over new jersey are right now and what the original is, former speaker of the house newt gingrich will weigh

four countries they can use the app to get permission to come to the united states. on that app would you know whether or not an incoming migrant was a member of this gang?letely -- there is no way to vet the information from cuba, venezuela and numerous other countries. there are so many migrants coming to this country. there is no way. they are overwhelmed at the border for them to run criminal checks. they are letting in individuals into the country. i believe a lot of them have criminal intentions, international activities and ms-13 gang members and everything in between. we have to lock down our border, we have to correct the last four years and right the ship. >> bill: we're told that app is going away come january. dan brenner, thanks for your time. nice to see you. dana. >> dana: well, sports betting taking a spot on the capitol hill agenda. should there be restrictions in this kind of gambling? nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years and i'm from flowery branch, georgia. when i have customers come in i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been ta

gangs. president biden came out and said the way to measure how a term has done is to ask yourself how are today versus four years ago and i can say with every fiber of we're all better off, knowing that these venezuelan gangs are running across our country and intip dating and putting fear in everybody is just absurd. >> it's really breathtaking bought it isn't really any serious achievement he can talk about. going to the venezuelan gangs, they weren't in the country before the biden administration and the biden administration flew some of them in and we've been subsidizing them being here with taxpayer funded hotels and other types of things but it's really interesting when you watch the trump administration. he's not even in office and they're doing more on border security than what biden did. canada's already stepping up their game and once they get into office, once they reinstate remain in mexico and some of these other policies, this problem is going to really drop off but i think one of the other things that's really important when you talk about the budget cuts and doge, $150 billion a year is how much our taxpayers collectively state and f

she was handed a strong trial ready murder case against all four of these individuals that are involved in hassan's murder. first degree gang assault, second degree murder. there were never any plea deals. there were never any considerations for reduction of charges. the trial, i mean, the case was strong. trial ready, murder case ready to go to trial as soon as she received that case, it immediately fell apart. and she dismissed completely dismissed murder and gang assault indictments against mary sanders and travis stuart, saying that she felt sorry for mary because mary has a sick mother and a child. well guess what? hassan has a mother and three small children who are now left destitute. mary received a one year time served. she dismissed those murder indictment against her and charged her with assault with a shoe. and then she used mary to testify against her brother christopher, using the same video. i mean, yeah, madeline, this all these facts bring it all back to you. >> yeah, it does it is so disturbing because it seems that you know, we'll send we'll send, you know, cases back to the jury to get a lesser offense i

gang-related shootings. kron four's lee to call has the story. >>the promise of tomorrow.fight near lamar hernandez-thorpe thanking residents and praising city staff members in antioch for their support during his 8 years in public office. he served as a council member. the first 4 years. and may are the final last 3 years as it relates to the fbi investigation. that was probably the hardest thing that i personally have to deal with. hernandez thorpe says the fbi investigation uncovered racist text messages involving more than 40 police officers. a scandal that included substantiated allegations of corruption and abuse of force, which has severely crippled police staffing levels. and i'm sorry. when i walked out of those doors, it's not over. we're still under 2 investigations by the federal government. one investigation by the state's attorney general's office and then won one investigation by the state dog. it is bad. >>but i don't want anyone ever think that that's normal. and that we should just accept that as normal because it is not still. hernandez thorpe says polic

four years when the victims were released after promising not to call the authorities. the victims bravely called anyway and he believes they were targeted by the gang because of their immigration> they victimize their own race and ethnicity and the reason they do that is they are easy victims. because of the status they will not come forward, they know they can mistreat them. >> reporter: this involved the same apartment complex with this viral video that appeared to show armed tdm members breaking their way into the apartment. and state and local officials is enough is enough. >> i'm tired of the situation, tired of this being portrayed as just another gang in aurora. this is actually human suffering. this is actual human suffering of the most vulnerable community who would be afraid to call 911. >> law enforcement tells fox news and fox business ice, homeland security and the dea are involved, they suspect 14 are tda gang members. stuart: now this. at a city council meeting, chicago mayor brendan johnson ordered the removal of people protesting his action on migrants. watch this. >> you caused this money to go to illegal immigrants. you are going to be held accountable for i

four years. we got a blend of incompetence, corruption, far left radicalism mixed with nothing but a steady stream of outright lies and 14 suspected gang members with possible links to that notorious gang. they were detained in aurora, colorado. remember that during the campaign? they are accused of invading a local apartment complex where they kidnapped, brutally tortured their victims. you might recall that president trump, vice president to be events and other republicans have been sounding the alarm on this issue for months. warning violent illegal immigrants were breaking havoc on apartment complexes in colorado and across the country. these members poured across joe biden open southern border. top democrats, their friends and a legacy media mob told us nothing to worry about. >> president trump was actually in aurora, colorado, talking to people on the ground and what we are hearing is that people are terrified by what is happening with some of these gangs. >> i'm going to stop you because i know exactly what happened. the incidents were limited to a handful of apartment conflicts -- complexes and the mayor said our dedicated pol

four-footed matches. arthel: christina coleman, thank you very much. eric: fox news now learned more arrests involving suspected members of the vicious venezuelan gang in after the gang-related kidnapping in colorado this week. next, who they are, how did they get here, and one of the going to do about it? next on "fox news live." need a last minute gift idea? get the weathertech gift card! for laser measured floorliners, cargo liner, pet feeding system or the new garage wall protector. get your gift card instantly at wt.com i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold, they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept. one... keep...it...simple. rosland capital a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira, and silver brochures. with rosland, there are no hassles, no gimmicks, and our

gang and doing a security check of how your posture is. do you have a dog? do you have a gate? do you have a security guard? everything is now more dangerous than it was fourgo, and that is because of this guy. i'm pointing this way jessica, she knows what i mean by the big guy. >> jessica: i thought you were calling me a dude. >> dana: jessica, d want to comment on colorado? we were together watching that eric adams issue with martha maccallum and touch on immigration put a bit. >> jessica: i think they are linked and a lot of discussions and election results about what the mandate is for the republicans right now, and i think you are looking at what the mandate is, that people in blue cities across this country voted their disapproval with how it is being managed, and this is one of the key reasons for that. not only just the migrant crisis, and mayor adams said we are getting 8,000 undocumented people per week, which was obviously completely unsustainable, saying there is a safety issue for us, and this is part and parcel of that. and i do think this is one of the easiest ways for liberals to break with traditional sanctuary city policy, where you say t

gang-related shootings this year in just one neighborhood. kron four's jack molmud talk to the cities. new mayor. it's no doubt that antioch has seen its fair share ofease in violent crime. the homicide rate this year compared to last is nearly doubled and perhaps the epicenter of that crime is in this neighborhood here off sycamore drive. but business owners. >> in this shopping center say they feel hopeful for the future over a new mayoral administration. >> hey, hey, ron bernal people out sycamore square are getting used to a fresh face. this neighborhood which i believe is a high-crime neighborhood in the city. ron bernal is andy ox new mayor. his campaign promise with tackling any ox skyrocketing crime july. we walked with the new mayor through sycamore square, which saw more than a dozen gang-related shootings this fall. jelani stewart runs this clothing store and says during september he heard gunshots every day are definitely been frustrating. people don't want to come on the days that get a stray bullet is like bullets don't have no name full of holes in the roof. but business still open. in fact, there was not a single business on the stri

four hours until the victims were released after promising not to call the authorities. aurora's police chief said the victims bravely called anyway and he believes they were t targeted by the gang because of their immigration status. >> they victimize their own race and ethnicity. they're easy victims. they know because of their status they will not come forward to the police and know they can mistreat them. >> bill: it involves the same apartment come flex from the viral video that appeared to show armed tda members breaking their way into an apartment. aurora city councilwoman who brought attention to the situation and at the time criticized says enough is enough. >> i am tired of this situation being downplayed. i'm tired of this being portrayed as just another gang in aurora. this is actual human suffering of the most vulnerable community. the ones who would be afraid to call 911. >> federal law enforcement sources say ice, homeland security and dea are involved in the latest round of arrests, they suspect at least 14 are tda gang members. >> harris: that's a high number when you consider what they can do and what they've already done. jeff paul, thank you. the trump-vance ticket face

gang-related shootings this year alone. all in one neighborhood. yeah, we've got kron four's jacmel but now talking with the city's new mayor. >> it's no doubt that antioch has seen its fair share of an increase in violent crime. the homicide rate this year compared to last is nearly doubled and perhaps the epicenter of that crime is in this neighborhood here off sycamore drive. but business owners in this shopping center say they feel hopeful for the future over a new mayoral administration. hey, hey, ron bernal people out sycamore square are getting used to a fresh face. this neighborhood which i believe is a high-crime neighborhood in the city. ron bernal is andy ox new mayor. his campaign promise with tackling any ox skyrocketing crime july. we walked with the new mayor through sycamore square, which saw more than a dozen gang-related shootings this fall. jelani stewart runs this clothing store and says during september he heard gunshots every day are definitely been frustrating. people don't want to come on the days that get a stray bullet is like bullets don't have no names, bullet holes in the roof, but business still open. >> in fact, there was not a single business on the

four years. instead, we got a blend of incompetence, corruption, far left radicalism mixed with nothing but a steady stream of outright lies and breaking. today, 14 suspected gang members with possible links to that notorious tren de aragua gang. well, they were detained in aurora, colorado. remember that during the campaign they were accused of invading a local apartment complex where they kidnaped and brutally tortured their victims. now, you might recall that president trump and vice president to be vance and other republicans. they have been sounding the alarm on this issue for months, warning violent, illegal immigrant gangs were wreaking havoc on apartment complexes in colorado and across the country. now, these gang members poured across joe biden, kamala harris's wide open southern border. so of course, unvetted as they are top democrats, their friends in the legacy media mob, they told us that there was nothing to worry about. you might recall. take a look. >> president trump was actually in aurora, colorado, talking to people on the ground. and what we're hearing, of course, martha, is that people are terrified by what has happened with some of these

gang. i sat by myself. you could feel the power of the 2000 plus men. there are triplets on that ship. i think there are three or four sets of twins on the arizona that went down with that ship. as the oil bubbles up from the bottom of the ship you can just imagine the memories. host: the official national park service site, 38 sets of brothers on board the uss arizona, including 40 sets of three brothers and 63 of the siblings died in the attack on the arizona. caller: after i got off to have a moment of silence, jon. let's have a moment of silence to think about the potential of all the servicemen who have passed have had. they are the bedrock of the country. the bedrock of the country. host: thank you for that call from illinois this morning. the total casualties at pearl harbor, 2390 servicemember and civilians. on the arizona, 1177 service hours died. on the oklahoma, 429 service members died. at wheeler field, 190. did the uss west virginia, 106 service members died. the california, 105. 49 civilian casualties, some by enemy action and some by from the fire. the statistics on the national park service website.

oh four, and rudy wanted me to be a part of up. but unfortunately, due to, like, the gang culture i was a part of, i couldn't. because basically the people that i really didn't get along with was already in u.p. so it was kind of like i couldn't be a part of up even though i wanted to. but due to stuff that transpired, i was just like, i can't do it, i can't do it. you know? and then how did i end up getting the job here? shout out to my mentor, mike brown. may he rest in peace. i got a call from mike brown. he asked me, was i open to working with kids still? because i was working with kids over there in my neighborhood and i said, yeah. and then he was like, call this man named rudy. and i was like, rudy. i'm like, i only know one. you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a

oh four, and rudy wanted me to be a part of up. but unfortunately, due to, like, the gang culture i was a part of, i couldn't. because basically the people that i really didn't get along with was already in u.p. so it was kind of like i couldn't be a part of up even though i wanted to. but due to stuff that transpired, i was just like, i can't do it, i can't do it. you know? and then how did i end up getting the job here? shout out to my mentor, mike brown. may he rest in peace. i got a call from mike brown. he asked me, was i open to working with kids still? because i was working with kids over there in my neighborhood and i said, yeah. and then he was like, call this man named rudy. and i was like, rudy. i'm like, i only know one. you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a

gang. i sat by myself. you could feel the power of the 2000 plus men. there are triplets on that ship. i think there are three or fourof twins on the arizona that went down with that ship. as the oil bubbles up from the bottom of the ship you can just imagine the memories. host: the official national park service site, 38 sets of brothers on board the uss arizona, including 40 sets of three brothers and 63 of the siblings died in the attack on the arizona. caller: after i got off to have a moment of silence, jon. let's have a moment of silence to think about the potential of all the servicemen who have passed have had. they are the bedrock of the country. the bedrock of the country. host: thank you for that call from illinois this morning. the total casualties at pearl harbor, 2390 servicemember and civilians. on the arizona, 1177 service hours died. on the oklahoma, 429 service members died. at wheeler field, 190. did the uss west virginia, 106 service members died. the california, 105. 49 civilian casualties, some by enemy action and some by from the fire. the statistics on the national park service website. rose i

oh four, and rudy wanted me to be a part of up. but unfortunately, due to, like, the ganguldn't. because basically the people that i really didn't get along with was already in u.p. so it was kind of like i couldn't be a part of up even though i wanted to. but due to stuff that transpired, i was just like, i can't do it, i can't do it. you know? and then how did i end up getting the job here? shout out to my mentor, mike brown. may he rest in peace. i got a call from mike brown. he asked me, was i open to working with kids still? because i was working with kids over there in my neighborhood and i said, yeah. and then he was like, call this man named rudy. and i was like, rudy. i'm like, i only know one. you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a part of a positive environmen

it seems to me only yesterday that the sdp, the gang of four, tried to break the mould of british politicsthey broke away from michael foot all those years back, and that didn't that fat lot of good that didn't that fat lot of good that didn't that fat lot of good that did them. but since then, it's perfectly obvious that the old class based system of voting, you know, if you're a horny handed son of toil, then you voted labour. and if you drove a volvo, you were a conservative. well, that was then. this is now. the fact is that at the last election, for example, the labour party got its historic win on the basis of the lowest vote share of any winning party for nearly a century. so, frankly, all bets are off. >> and the pictures we were just showing now, peter, was our nigel farage and the reform party beaming their membership numbers onto the head office of the conservative party. there you can see it there, obviously, that turquoise we're all used to now. but i mean, tory membership is the lowest on record, isn't it? it's 131,000 and it is the lowest on record, isn't it.7 it's 131,000 a

of this morning saved 45 people, with four still in hospital. it follows news that now 1300 migrants have crossed the channel since christmas day, despite the government's promise to smash the gangs behind the crossings. seven people have been arrested today after an 18 year old man was fatally stabbed in derbyshire. police found the victim on rose avenue but despite emergency efforts, died nearby. among those arrested are 417 year old boys on suspicion of murder, while others are accused of helping an offender. detectives say they're treating the case as isolated and are now appealing for cctv and dash cam footage to help with their investigation. and wet winter weather is looming as the uk is bracing for rain, possible snow and 70 mile an hour winds this new year. yellow warnings cover northern ireland, northern england and scotland from monday, extending nationwide by the middle of the week. heavy rain could also bring flooding to wales and western scotland, while northern areas face up to ten centimetres of snow and possible blizzards and travel disruption is also expected across the uk, with forecasters urging people to check for updates before heading outside. those are the