and some of you know about alejandro o'reilly, bloody o'reilly, as he comes down in history because of his execution in new orleans to put down the rebellion of the french against the spanish bill o'reilly was in command of that battle in algiers and completely mismanaged it. saavedra by then had, his intelligence was recognized he'd up the idea of being a priest, got into the military, became somewhat of a military historian and strategist and so he was assigned by o'reilly to to draw up plans for the battle of algiers. and then o'reilly assigned him with eight other guys to secret go and scout out the the enemy you know because is going to be a big surprise at the same time bernardo de galvez sent down to organize a regiment of seville to be in algiers. so they were both there. in the end, they both wounded in that battle, and saavedra got in trouble with with o'reilly because o'reilly tasked saavedra for writing a report about the loss. but it look like, you know, the commander was good in saavedra but had nothing to do with it because he saw his own men sent to sacrifice after he i

o'reilly went further. he made gilbert antoine de saint max, commissioner of indian affairs. saint max is a very important loyalist to to spain from the get go and o'reilly granted a monopoly of the indian trade in louisiana to the firm saint max and ransom an association that had been established carry out projects of supplying spain to indian allies. so as early 1772, messier is going to put those peace medals to good use on the louisiana texas border and northward. he noted that the cato's quote have promised the king blind fidelity and obedience and he received his royal emblem and his august medal with the very greatest veneration after forming this pivotal alliance. de maiziere was then to negotiate alliances with smaller groups along the red river, as well as groups hostile to spain in that louisiana and texas borderland. so again, just sort of the effectiveness of being able to use those in that space in upper louisiana, in efforts to counter british influence there as early as 1767, spain embarked on negotiations and, efforts at alliance yoa, you know, writes instruc

i mentioned o'reilly's competence. w equallyraatic and sought to appease the local elite, offering them the chance to rise the ranks of this new fixed regiment. we also saw the dragoon units working here. another or another incentive. the idea was more or less the same here with spanish governors catering the egos of creole men who eagerly took the bait. many of these same men had under the french crown and continued to pose in dashing uniforms made of finer quality materials than those worn by the enlisted men under their command. so i'mhowing you here three portraits the work of joseph salazar or an itinerantexan. the first professional artist to have set up shop in new oeans, where he painted several of labor's peers at center with the aulets and a great sword. we have valliere, who came from grenoble in south southeastern france and had come to louisiana by 1763, appointed of the arkansas post in 1787. that year was also a land grant of about 6 million acres in what is now arkansas and missouri in 1793. i'm noting

o'reilly among other things, reorganized the militia with new and improved unit comprised exclusively of of color. o'reilly was overall a competent who deserves credit for laying groundwork for later governors like elvis, who arrived in new orleans in 1776 and was the one to send labor to new to saint louis. o'reilly's efforts helped new orleans evolve from a remote and largely neglected french outpost to, a major ports within the larger spanish. among his achievemes also raising the fixed louisia i 1769. this was limited to white recruits comprised. threbaalions. uniforms consisted of a white wool coat. navy blue turned down collarnd cuffs with matching waistcoat and breaches in blue. like what u e here at left. ironiclynough, these are the same colors as what the french marines wore. the french colonial periodn newrance. at i showed this igeut notice how that cocked or tricked worn hat is embellished with a spanish red cockeyed labor was given command of one of the fixed regiment fusileer or rifle companies. and i'll talk more about how it what officers wore differed from common sol

. >> host: with michael o'reilly not being nominated, if there were a change in administration, you and ajit pai would be the republicans. >> guest: his term expired a year and 1/2 ago, stay on until the end of this congress in that situation whether it is any of us commissioners, o'reilly's term will come to a end. and chairman pai and myself can continue to serve. >> host: in an election year are you able to get things done? >> guest: the sec has been busy and in many locations, sitting around the same table to discuss this but covid 19 changed the lives of so many americans, virtually overnight our lives shifted onto the internet whether it was for work like we are doing our educating our kids are accessing telehealth and we saw a spike in internet traffic, so the fcc immediately went into action to make sure the network continue to perform and that americans got to stay connected. i'm proud of the work the staff did, after we shut the fcc building down, took a series of steps to support internet connectivity when so many americans depend on the internet more than ever before so i'm

. >> is michael o'reilly not being renominated by the president, if there were changes administrationbe the republican correct question. >> and michael o'reilly has served for a long time both on capitol hill and at the fcc. his term year ago. we are allowed to stay on until the end of this congress when we are in that situation whether it's any one of us commissioners. o'reilly's term come to an end and commissioner piatt, chairman piatt and myself can continue to serve. >> out to the policies. it in election year are you able to get things done. >> the fcc has been incredibly busy here goes department we are all in three different locations right now. covid-19 change the lives of so many american comedy different ways. virtually overnight our lives shifted onto the internet whether it was for work like we are doing now or educating our kids are accessing telehealth. we saw a tremendous spike in internet traffic for the fcc immediately went into action to make sure our network continue to perform and importantly that americans got a stake in that paradigms incredibly proud of the wor

they found o'reilly nearby and arrested him. he has now been booked into county jail on multiple felonies. well, with the new year comes new laws in california, and there are a few that will affect drivers. ktvu is amanda quintana shows us how one new law will restrict how close you can park to a crosswalk. >> starting on january 1st, you will no longer be able to park within 20ft of an unmarked or marked crosswalk. this is known as the daylighting law, making it easier for drivers to see the full crosswalk. >> it's just about a sight line and making sure that people who are in cars and driving have the ability to see people who are on foot or on a bike, which can be a little trickier there. lower to the ground, they take up less space. they might be obscured by a big vehicle. >> cal bike was one of the bill's sponsors. kevin claxton says 25% of traffic fatalities happen at intersections, and this new law could help prevent those. lisa lutzker analyzes this kind of data at uc berkeley's safe transportation research and education

and then he forced his way into the lobby. >> o'reilly soon left and was later arrested.s charged with felony vandalism because the damage exceeds $400. advocates say such behavior underlies a broader problem that requires more than warmth and hot meals. >> we try to go where they are and meet them where they are with our outreach teams. >> officials and advocates agree each step can lead to another step off the streets and into a stable life. >> i need a warm, a warm for a warm room, a room with four walls and a warmth and some warmth and some love. no, just like every human being would want, you know the basic things in life. >> if you'd like to get someone into an overnight warming center in san jose, that has to be done by referral. the number to call is 408 539 2105. and for information about the santa clara county. here for you hotline, that number is 408385 2400. we'll provide links to the services in san mateo county on our website ktvu.com. in downtown san jose, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, bill martin. the

abigail: it was such a neat interview to speak with david o'reilly who has touch point in all parts of economy. he is talking to homebuilders, big employers, schools, hospitals, retail. they are bringing a movie studio to nevada. one of the biggest issues is needing a big parcel of land to expand. >> there are so many companies out there that own a little piece of dirt, will talk to ceos and they will say i can build you an office building. i am not just building an office building, i am finding a place to live, their employees a place to live, schools, the right houses of worship, outdoors time that they can spend with their family, give them the quality of life outside the walls of their office that most cannot. abigail: what is the biggest draw? the commute? >> a lot of it is the commute, overall quality of life. i have worked in connecticut, new york city, i know what it is like. that was two hours every day of my life that i didn't get to see my kids. if i had those two hours back for the 15 years i lived here, what a difference i could have made in their lives. that is what the e

and then he forced his way into the lobby. >> o'reilly soon left and was later arrested.e's charged with felony vandalism because the damage exceeds $400. advocates say such behavior underlies a broader problem that requires more than warmth and hot meals. >> we try to go where they are and meet them where they are with our outreach teams. >> officials and advocates agree each step can lead to another step off the streets and into a stable life. >> i need a warm and warm for warm room, a room with four walls and a wall and some warmth and some love. no, just like every human being would want. you know the basic things in life. >> that was ktvu jesse gary reporting. all right. let's turn our attention to the sierra, because the tahoe ski resorts will be ringing in the new year with some fresh new snow. palisades tahoe sharing some images with us. gorgeous up received another eight inches of snow, bringing its season total to 139in. and now that t storms have passed, they are expecting son and bluebird days for skiing and riding into the new year. for more on our weather, w

and then he forced his way into the lobby. >> o'reilly soon left and was later arrested.s charged with felony vandalism because the damage exceeds $400. advocates say such behavior underlies a broader problem that requires more than warmth and hot meals. >> we try to go where they are and meet them where they are with our outreach teams. >> officials and advocates agree each step can lead to another step off the streets and into a stable life. >> i need a warm, a warm four warm room, a room with four walls and a wall and some warmth and some love. no, just like every human being would want. you know the basic things in life. >> if you'd like to get someone into an overnight warming center in san jose, it has to be done by referral. the number to call is 408 539 2105. and for information about the santa clara county. here for you hotline, that number is 408385 2400. we'll provide links to the services in san mateo county on our website ktvu.com. in downtown san jose, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, coming up, the man at the center of a vallejo abduction case that

. >> reporter: he works at o'reilly auto parts in mesquite, texas, where he has continued to share thatch. >> reporter: of course, jared knew his dad never really regretted selling that car, but he still felt like he owed his dad, more than he could ever repay. so he went to work. a car exactly like the one his dad had just didn't exist. so jared spent three years scouring the internet for parts and putting it together piece by piece. until last month when he handed over the keys for his dad's 65th birthday. >> thanks for the diaper money, dad. >> and he was just overcome, and he wrapped his arms around me. it was the best. it was the best. >> he loves me a lot, as much as i love him. >> reporter: we all give up something to start a family, but if you're lucky and patient, sometimes you can have your camaro and keep it too. steve hartman, "on the road" in mesquite, texas. >> pretty sweet birthday present. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for other, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from

i would look at o'reilly auto parts t. is parts.is a good inter termediatee that is one of my favorite stocks for 2025. >> i want to touch on something. i don't think you and i have talked about, but the small caps bullish on small caps. they did rally after the election for a number of reasons. after the big selloff on small caps, small caps hit on every part of the market how do you view that part of the market >> frank, you and i have been talking bengal about this for ms and months and months. it is volatility it is hard to talk about the trade. it is like riding a crazy bucking bull i i i think you have to ride the volatility volatility has been high on small caps. >> vance howard, great to have you here >>> turning now to the developing story out of washington, d.c. the federal government moving closer to a shutdown after republicans scrapped a bipartisan spending bill following pressure from president-elect trump and elon musk emily wilkins has the latest on the story. emily. >> reporter: frank, with less than 48 hours to go,

were upset when daniel penny was arrested and charged but whether his name was daniel penny, daniel o'reillyniel johnson, whatever this action that has to be accountability and when one civilian kills another civilian no matter what they like like, it's up to the community to judge so that is why it was necessary for him to go through this process and let the community say whether or not they believed he was guilty. that's the bottom line. >> we'll go onto see what happens in civil court with more of the community hearing at a different level what has to be held accountable. thank you for being with us attorney edwards. attorney for the family of jordan neely. and nbc is now confirming that penny was indeed at the football game with president- elect trump and vice president- elect jd vance moments ago. joining me now is congresswoman robin kelly. democrat of illinois. good to have you with us tonight. i know the story we just discussed is not in your home state. but i must ask you for your general reaction as a member of the congressional black caucus to daniel penny's acquittal and him join

people wanting to take a pass on allegations of trafficking of a minor, a settlement, i mean, bill o'reilly was fired from fox news for the kinds of settlements that the trump transition team just rolls out as, yeah, there was a settlement with the woman who has accused him of assault. what do you think it says about the moment in our politics? >> all i know is that when i first ran for attorney general in 2018, you know, i was assailed as somebody who was unfit for this office, because as an attorney, as a public defender, i had represented people who were charged with sexual assault. the sixth amendment right to council, they had the right to have an attorney represent them, but i had prosecutors and sheriffs around the state say that was disqualifying for me to be attorney general. no! the republicans have turned that on its head, saying not only is it not disqualifying to have represented somebody in that capacity, you yourself can be a person who has committed the crime of sexual assault and it is a okay with us, we don't have any problem with it at all, and i think it really speaks to

will you come on the o'reilly factor?> what do you feel about the duke case, now that it's falling apart? >> i've sate stated on many cases, i'll speak about the duke case in the courtroom. >> jesse: he was disbarred for his handling of the case shortly after that visit, and then da roy cooper dismissed the case, they sued duke, who reportedly settled for 20 million. and crystal is currently in prison for murdering her boyfriend. she's due to be released in february 2026, unless biden pardons her for christmas. the maha movement is going to food court, accusing top food companies of designing addictive foods and drinks and marketing them to kids. causing chronic diseases. coca-cola, kraft, heinz, nestle. sof some of the major companies hit with the lawsuit. big fooding pushing back, saying the suit gives processed foods a bad rap. "there is no agreed upon scientific definition of ultra processed food, attempting to classify foods as unhealthy because they're processed misleads consumers and exacerbates health disparities.

. >> bill o'reilly on cuomo. write cuomo and that hurts me to say america's favorite sparring duo with tv's of liveliest. most honest debate, to formal for you tomorrow at 8, 7 central only on newsnation. we had a front row seat to history and plenty of drama with this. former speaker kevin mccarthy think and >> kendrick lamar and are coming to san francisco. the duo announced the grand national tour today. they're going to be performing at chase center on may. 29th. lamar is the next super bowl headliner. he recently surprises fans with album g and x which quickly topped a lot of charts tickets for the tour go on sale tomorrow morning at 10. >> all right. the wait is over. spotify wrapped for 2024. is about to drop. this is what wraps look like last year. breaks down people's listening data looking at trends from top album to top artist, the songs and artists you like it's become kind of an online thing. people like to share and post there top listening trend. some folks think taylor swift's will have a repeat o

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called fu camp which happens in northern california and it's a publishing computer magnate and tim o'reilly who who runs it he invites 100 people who think will be interesting together. you decide what the conference is going be when you get there and everyone offers sessions. and three of us wanted to do sessions on ai. the other two were were one was an academic and one was commercial specialist. so we combined them and i just sat and watched and it was the most fascinating conversation i have ever seen because it was half the room was academic scientist who worked with a.i. and on ai and the other half was commercial were from facebook and they were from google and they were going at each other because they had a really different outlook on it. and i realized after while that actually what the what the conflict about was, whether it's okay to exaggerate what a.i. can do in order to get the funding the commercial people all said, we have to do that we have to tell people stuff that aren't in order. now in order to get the funding for now. whereas of course science scientists believe that'

um, o'reilly did it at fox news against the first woman to publicly accuse him, andrea mackris. then we learned that the, you know, $30 million was paid to 6 or 7 women who he sexually harassed. >> so it's old school to attack, but it's actually illegal to attack and retaliate against women who complain of sexual harassment. and here it looks like the production company itself was involved. and the answer is so tone deaf. except it may be how we live now. >> it's deny, deny, deny, attack, attack, attack. >> it's right out of the apprentice movie. >> what roy cohn taught donald trump. >> they continue to attack miss lively, even though other cast members have joined her, including colleen hoover, the writer of of the screenplay and the book that the movie is based on. so other people in this workplace saw and experienced sexual harassment. one of the things that miss lively complained about is them showing cast members naked pictures, talking about their pornography addictions, talking about their genitalia. not just she didn't just complain for herself, she complained for other

that is what got bill o'reilly fired from fox news.me from. moore and other. more because none of that was known two weeks ago. they have more access in the press or whistle blowers, and i think it is a matter of time. he has been known and out there with a degree of sloppiness over the last couple of years. there is a lot more opportunity for people to step forward and to say i am not going to be afraid because i am a survivor of sexual assault. that is why i would be focusing on those people and providing protection and calling their bluff. if they are saying we are challenging whistle blowers to come forward see if a whistle blower will. >> i feel like there has been this massive experiment for nine years but what happens if one of the countries two political parties collapses on itself ? some of the people on the right like to attack the press describing trump. j.d. vance did that. some of trump's critics like to attack the press for personalizing their attacks on donald trump. mitch mcconnell called him a despicable human being an

won't talk about that because he did one time with bill o'reilly and he got booed.e as constrained by his base this time? or is it going to be more of the same? >> more of the same. you're right about operation warp speed. i was talking to someone else about this a few days ago, that should be his first room in his presidential library, that accomplishment. they did it in ten months and distributed during a global pandemic. but this is someone who when given the choice between being a unifier or divider almost always chosen division. we're seeing that now with some of the responses to some of his cabinet picks. there's a real push on the right for folks like kash patel. we have reporting that trump was waffling about whether he wanted to put patel up for an fbi director job because they didn't think he would be confirmed. there was thought given a lesser job he could get through, but then steve bannon, others said, no, you need to put him at the top of the fbi and that's what he's going with. there are moments when he still despite never running for election again,

. >> we do, and o'reilly is here shattering the uk glass sector. >> that's what british glass says willappen under the government's new packaging tax. it comes into force in april and moves the cost of waste collection and sorting from councils to producers. and the heavier the container, the higher the levy brands, retailers and even the consumer will face higher fees in glass, for example, if you take a 500 millilitre beer bottle that potentially could have ten £0.15 of extra cost put onto it. >> because of this epr tax. so this could push consumers away from glass into less recyclable materials or based on weight. we believe that epr should be really driving recyclability. so encouraging those materials that are recyclable, not encouraging us to go to the lowest cost option. >> brewers are also warning that

anna o'reilly is there for us. tell us more. us more. >> us more. >> that's right. yes, we're here at darlington farmers auction mart up in the north east, where farmers are going to be rallying together in 150 tractors like this one. this one reads my family feeds yours. and farmers are going to be gathering in solidarity to show their opposition towards inheritance tax. >> fantastic stuff. and in other news, the foreign secretary, david lammy, has announced a £50 million aid package for vulnerable syrians after the fall of president assad. but should charity start at home, and should prince andrew uninvite himself from christmas festivities over his alleged links to a chinese spy.7 >> links to a chinese spy? >> it comes as keir starmer expresses his concern about the challenge posed by the chinese government. was this royal taking advantage? >> yes, you may have noticed that we've had a bit of a rebrand this monday morning. we are no longer. good afternoon britain, we are merry christmas britain. >> absolutely. it's feeling very christmassy. i feel like we're sort