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bus but the three biggest rabble-rousers on our side the ones who went after mccarthy and speakers gillies and tried to go after mike johnson and they are gone. i will leave in about -- at that. but, the three worst guys when it comes to building a cohesive team are not in the upcoming congress. host: do you want to name them? guest: i would prefer not to. i would like to be polite. host: this week on capitol hill you do not get a vote on confirmation hearings in the senate but you are in the house armed services committee. hegseth and his thoughts on him being the secretary of defense. guest: i know he is a smart man but i do think he has an uphill battle. he is going to have to work hard to convince to get the 50 senators to support him. there are two areas contention. one is he prepared to lead the department of defense with 2 million people in it. and he has to make the case that he is ready for it. and then also for many senators and many americans character still matters. there are these allegations and these are more than allegations. he has to show that that was his history and he

alec gillis won't forget to 11:00pm start smelling. outside. look up. skies read. >> set up the gas pumps to get the water out of the pool. fires came started lighting up the palm trees. the palm trees are crackling, sending embers everywhere. i didn't have goggles. barely had a mask. just a band has so much smoke and ash everywhere can barely see. >> all while trying to save his home, alex, as he was trying to save his neighbors for the people who stayed behind. it was a desperate fight. it was a lot we're carrying on 300 pound water hoses. >> for like 15 hours, 10 sleep for almost 40 hours. never been away for that long in my life. crews continue to monitor hot spots. >> the blessing of a lot of residents that evacuated with super helpful to get emergency crews for everybody to do their work in a coordinated effort with communication. and grateful for a little change in the weather the weather allowing fire crews to carve out containment minimizing the destruction israeli side and being there. i mean, >> you're surrounded by fire. if you got in your c

alec gillis lives on mariposa de oro street near sierra road. he shared this video he shot early this morning while spraying down the out-of-control flames. a lot of people evacuated, so we were able to kind of step in and save their houses and some of their animals. and yeah, it was you know, we ought to be grateful for every moment because you never know how fast it's going to change. there are about 20,000 people who are under evacuation orders or warnings, a number that could increase with this unpredictable wildfire. strong winds and low humidities will continue to challenge firefighters on the line and in the air as they struggle to contain the stubborn fire. crews will be out here all night making water drops. the l.a. county fire chief says they want to take advantage of the lower temperatures and the higher humidity to hopefully get more containment. reporting in malibu, tracey leong, for nbc bay area news. tracy. thank you. those strong winds we're talking about are a huge problem down there. and we have rain coming here. jeff is with

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particular artist in europe saw that picture this is kelly's probably most famous sketch it's called the gilli boy. and usually you know, this was the day in illustrate newspapers they couldn't reprint photography. the artist still had draw the picture and then the engraver had to take the painting and make an engraving. this caused the engraver was named timothy cole actually. and when it was published inscribed ners, it really created a sensation and kelly was called by the art critics and all their papers were called kelly the founder of the new school of wood engraving. and, you know, it really had motion to it. there was motion in the sky, there's motion in the in the ground, the leaves that there was the grass. everything moved. and it was one particular artist who saw. and he was so struck by he wrote a letter to his brother, i will read to what he said. let's go back to the this artist was writing on september 11th, 1882 and quote recently i've also been drawing on the street. i would like to have a horse pose sometime yesterday i heard someone behind say, well, what kind of painter is

alec gillis won't forget to 11:00pm starts. pogo outside. look up. skies read, set up the gas pumps to get the water out of the pool. fires came started lighting up the palm trees. the palm trees are crackling, sending embers everywhere. i did goggles, barely had a mask. just a band so much smoke and ash everywhere can barely see. >> all while trying to save his home, alex says he was trying to save his neighbors for the people who stayed behind. it was a desperate fight. it was a lot. we're getting 300 pound water hoses. >> for like 15 hours, 10 sleep for almost 40 hours. never been awake for that long in my life. 4 homes have been destroyed. 6 homes have been damaged and we are reporting 5 out outbuildings are smaller structures like sheds. fire officials announcing today the repopulation of certain areas while crews continue to monitor hot spots. >> the blessing of a lot of residents that evacuated was super helpful to get emergency crews for everybody to do their work in a coordinated effort with communication and grateful for little change in th

. >> alec >> gillis shot this video of the terrifying moments of being caught in the middle of the in for now. >> it was up against the house is in our house. we had this like gas-powered water pump put our pool and it just shoots high powered water. we sold. our house gal is soak his house and others while planes and helicopters dropped water and retardant. >> hundreds of firefighters fought the flames that burned hillsides. >> all right. that was sara welch reporting for us tonight in malibu. take a look at this. this is what the sky looked like and malibu this morning. we've seen a sky like that here in the bay area and the smoke from the fire burning the sky. orange firefighting helicopter was out there grabbing water to help douse this fire. lawrence. really a difficult situation going on down there shows you that the threat, you know, persists throughout the end of the here. yeah, especially southern california, right? they have not gotten any rain. at least we have that rain. yeah. i mean some heavy rainfall, but they have not gotten. now they've got those santa ana winds blowi

tonight, alec gillis won't forget to 11:00pm start smelling spoke. go outside, look up. skies read, set up the gas pumps to get the water out of the pool. fires came started lighting up the palm trees. the palm trees are crackling, sending embers everywhere. i didn't have goggles. barely had a mask. just a band has so much smoke and ash everywhere can barely see. >> all while trying to save his home, alex, as he was trying to save his neighbors for the people who stayed behind. it was a desperate fight. it was a lot. we're getting 300 pound water hoses. >> for like 15 hours, 10 sleep for almost 40 hours. never been away for that long in my life. 4 homes have been destroyed. 6 homes have been damaged and we are reporting 5 out out buildings are smaller structures like sheds. fire officials announcing today the repopulation of certain areas while crews continue to monitor hot spots. >> the blessing of lot of residents that evacuated was super helpful to get emergency crews and for everybody to do their work in a coordinated effort with communication and grateful for a litt

alec gillis won't forget to 11:00pm starts. pogo outside. look up.umps to get the water out of the pool. fires came started lighting up the palm trees. the palm trees are crackling, sending embers everywhere. i did goggles, barely had a mask. just a band so much smoke and ash everywhere can barely see. >> all while trying to save s trying to save his neighbors for the people who stayed behind. it was a desperate fight. it was a lot we're carrying on 300 pound water hoses. >> for like 15 hours, 10 sleep for almost 40 hours. never been awake for that long in my life. 4 homes have been destroyed. 6 homes have been damaged and we are reporting 5 out out buildings are smaller structures like sheds. fire officials announcing today the repopulation of certain areas while crews continue to monitor hot spots, the blessing of >> a lot of residents that evacuated was super helpful to get emergency crews and for everybody to do their work in a coordinated effort with communication and grateful for little change in the weather the weather allowing fire crews to c

alec gillis won't forget to 11:00pm start smelling spoke. go outside, look up.set up the gas pumps to get the water out of the pool. fires came started lighting up the palm trees. the palm trees are crackling, sending embers everywhere. i did goggles, % barely had a mask. just a band so much smoke and ash everywhere can barely see. >> all while trying to save his home, alex says he was trying to save his neighbors for the people who stayed behind. it was a desperate fight. it was a lot we're carrying on 300 pound water hoses for like 15 hours, 10 sleep for almost 40 hours. never been awake for that long in my life. 4 homes have been destroyed. 6 homes have been damaged and we are reporting 5 out out buildings are smaller structures like sheds. fire officials announcing today the repopulation of certain areas while crews continue to monitor hot spots, the blessing of >> a lot of residents that evacuated was super helpful to get emergency crews and for everybody to do their work in a coordinated effort with communication. and grateful for a little change in the we

alec gillis won't forget to 11:00pm start smelling spoke. go outside, look up. skies read. >> set up the gas pumps to get the water out of the pool. fires came started lighting up the palm trees. the palm trees are crackling, sending embers everywhere. i didn't have goggles. barely had a mask. just a band so much smoke and ash everywhere can barely see. >> all while trying to save his home, alex, as he was trying to save his neighbors for the people who stayed behind. it was a desperate fight. it was a lot we're carrying on 300 pound water hoses for like 15 hours, 10 sleep for almost 40 hours. never been away for that long in my life. 4 homes have been destroyed. 6 homes have been damaged and we are reporting 5 out out buildings are smaller structures like sheds. fire officials announcing today the repopulation of certain areas while crews continue to monitor hot spots, the blessing of >> a lot of residents that evacuated was super helpful to get emergency crews for everybody to do their work in a coordinated effort with communication and grateful for a little c

. >> alec gillis talked to us about how he and a buddy tried their best to save a neighbor's home and theirs as flames came roaring up the canyon to their homes. >> my buddy was on the roof of our house, getting our house just totally soaked, and i was getting a palm tree out. and by the time we could get here, it was too late, said garcia. >> abc seven news. >> all right. and since it filed that report, an update from cal fire tonight, a changing the totals to nine homes destroyed and six others damaged. >> now to developing news. it has been a week since unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson was shot dead in new york city. the suspect, luigi mangione, was arrested monday morning in altoona, pennsylvania, after an intense manhunt for the first time. we've learned there's forensic evidence linking him to the case. >> we got the gun in question back from pennsylvania. it's now at the nypd crime lab. we were able to match that gun to thee three shell casings that we found in midtown. at the scene of the homicide. we were also able at our crime lab to match the person of interest fingerpri

want to ask you because coach saban, obviously a personal favorite of mine, has responded to shane gillis, the comedian, in a joke that he made about his recruiting tactics when he accused him of paying players. listen to what saban had to say today. >> you called him a cheater earlier. >> i was just joking around. i don't think the sec paid players ever. period. right? i'm joking. are we not? is this not a fun show? no, no. no fun serious show. serious football. okay, alabama jones is very serious i understand he's a comedian. obviously, he's much more intimidated by jj watt than he was by me, which is understandable. and i guess you got to live with it. he was trying to be funny, which i get it. and you know, my daughter kristen loves him. so that's kind of soothe the soul a little bit that somebody in our family likes. the guy. >> you obviously have covered coach saban. you know him. what are your thoughts on what he had to say? >> yeah. what's remarkable, caitlin, is that he is very funny on tv. but having spent a couple of days in alabama this week for christmas, uh, everyone i ran i

tonight, alec gillis won't forget to 11:00pm start smelling spoke. go outside, look up. skies read, set up the gas pumps to get the water out of the pool. fires came started lighting up the palm trees. the palm trees are crackling, sending embers everywhere. i did goggles, barely had mask. just a band so much smoke and ash everywhere can barely >>all while trying to save his home, alex says he was trying to save his neighbors for the people who stayed behind. it was a desperate fight. it was a lot. we're getting 300 pound water hoses. >>for like 15 hours, tensely for almost 40 hours. never been awake for that long in my life. 4 homes have been destroyed. 6 homes have been damaged and we are reporting 5 out out buildings are smaller structures like sheds. fire officials announcing today the repopulation of certain areas while crews continue to monitor hot spots. >>the blessing of a lot of residents that evacuated was super helpful to get emergency crews for everybody to do their work in a coordinated effort with communication. grateful for a little change in the weather a

>>alec gillis shot this video of the terrifying moments of being caught in the middle of the end for now. >>it was up against the house is in our house. we had this like gas-powered water pump put our pool it just shoots high powered water. we sold our house. gayle is soak his house and others while planes and helicopters dropped water and retardant. >>hundreds of firefighters fought the flames that burned hillsides. >>cruz is being pulled from the streets. general mortars, who owns cruz says it's moving away from the robotaxi business. general motors says it will instead focus on developing partially automated driver assist systems like it's super cruise, which allows drivers to take their hands off the wheel. crews began test driving again in the bay area in september after halting operations last year when the dmv suspended its testing permits. that's after one of their vehicles tracked woman who was hit by another car. the company also recently agreed to pay a $500,000 fine after the doj accused cruz of covering up important details of that crash. >>for the 3rd time in 3 weeks, g

i'm andy gillis i live in d 8 i'm here to express appreciation for dean preston. who i worked for 2019 and 2024. i want to thank you, don't for being a very effective humin legislator. passing laws that have benefitted thousands of working people in san francisco. free attorneys. covid relief for small businesses. and tenants and -- of course, getting thussands of unitings of housing built. much of it -- affordable. flip a quote from reagan of all people. created and per pet wit in the inquality and the problems the city hall is continue its try to address. the billionaires involved in san francisco politics i think because they have focused lives on enriching himself to annast nom cal degree are singularly unqualified to make any contributions to san francisco politics. it is people like dean preston who have worked tireless low for wing people. so, thank you very much, dean. and aaron you would have made a great mayor. why thank you. andy. >> >> mark >> i'm mark long time resident of d low and moved cross town planning to speak but aaron, thank you for your year

bus but the three biggest rabble-rousers on our side the ones who went after mccarthy and speakers gillies tried to go after mike johnson and they are gone. i will leave in about -- at that. but, the three worst guys when it comes to building a cohesive team are not in the upcoming congress. host: do you want to name them? guest: i would prefer not to. i would like to be polite. host: this week on capitol hill you do not get a vote on confirmation hearings in the senate but you are in the house armed services committee. hegseth and his thoughts on him being the secretary of defense. guest: i know he is a smart man but i do think he has an uphill battle. he is going to have to work hard to convince to get the 50 senators to support him. there are two areas contention. one is he prepared to lead the department of defense with 2 million people in it. and he has to make the case that he is ready for it. and then also for many senators and many americans character still matters. there are these allegations and these are more than allegations. he has to show that that was his history and he has

i'm andy gillis i live in d 8 i'm here to express appreciation for dean preston. who i worked for 2019 and 2024. i want to thank you, don't for being a very effective humin legislator. passing laws that have benefitted thousands of working people in san francisco. free attorneys. covid relief for small businesses. and tenants and -- of course, getting thussands of unitings of housing built. much of it -- affordable. flip a quote from reagan of all people. created and per pet wit in the inquality and the problems the city hall is continue its try to address. the billionaires involved in san francisco politics i think because they have focused lives on enriching himself to annast nom cal degree are singularly unqualified to make any contributions to san francisco politics. it is people like dean preston who have worked tireless low for wing people. so, thank you very much, dean. and aaron you would have made a great mayor. why thank you. andy. >> >> mark >> i'm mark long time resident of d low and moved cross town planning to speak but aaron, thank you for your year

it's from gilly. hello, gilly. merry christmas. gili. gili. gili. gili. already?'m already drinking. sorry, gillian. okay. >> that's okay. has labour got it wrong on single—sex spaces? >> i suspect so britain's equalities watchdog has stepped in after labour insistence that it would be unnecessary to strengthen the law to safeguard single—sex spaces. the equality and human rights commission will examine whether hundreds of pubuc examine whether hundreds of public bodies transgender policies correctly follow the equality act, which allows organisations to restrict access to women only spaces such as bathrooms and those born female. what do you think? have you heard about this story? >> not altogether, but i as a female, i'm very alarmed because i'm afraid if they didn't come out the same showroom as me, they shouldn't be in the same bathroom as me. >> yeah, yeah, that's very good. >> yeah, yeah, that's very good. >> yeah. i mean, that should be just the official policy written down. >> there should be male, female and maybe others. there are other things that i cou