. >> it's like an avengers of television. and then you realize, there is an actual avenger there. an avenger as well. >> fully. >> seth: good group. >> like, it was an excellent group, an intimidating group. like, you have to kind of like buck up for each scene. but then it's like, you get there, and you can't be bad. >> seth: right. >> you know? 'cause then you're bad -- [ light laughter ] itld brribo be badw. can't be bad in front of the greats. >> you can't, or you shouldn't. >> seth: you play a realtor, as it was established in the clip. they're trying to sell a house, ray and lisa -- >> yeah. >> seth: -- that maybe has a dark past. you spoke to business, little research. >> yeah, so basically, i was doing the same -- me and chrishell stause from "selling sunset" were on the same gig. and i was like, "chrishell, like, i'm playing a real estate agent, like, can you give me some tips?" and she goes, "okay, if you ever get to improvise on set, here's what you say." she goes, "well, did you release the contingencies?" she goes, "try that." i go, "okay." [ light laughter ] "well, d

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. >>> and from the avengers to the anchor chair. how scarlett johansson is helping out on the "today" show. it's wednesday, january 8. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. glad you're with me. i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news out west. dangerous winds are fueling explosive wildfires across southern california, prompting evacuation orders for tens of thousands. a brush fire broke out in the pacific palisades tuesday morning, exploding in size to some 3,000 acres. officials say it is still 0% contained and already burned multiple structures. though they don't know how many yet. according to the los angeles fire department, a 25-year-old firefighter suffered a serious head injury while fighting the fire. the severity is unknown. >> people are panicking, and it's a parking lot. >> i rushed over here to pack my belongings, and i got the evacuation orders. >> over 200,000 customers are currently without power in and around l.a. county. meanwhile, near pasadena, the eaton fire has torched around a thousand acres

putin wants to avenge a fallen empire and to rebuild it. kremlin's assault starts with ukraine but it will not end there and the dangers are global. putin wants the world where empire sovereignty from a world where conquest trump's human rights a world where tyranny bulldozes democracy. every autocrat on earth is watching to see whether putin gets away with it. and so this coalition must continue to stand foursquare with ukraine and to strengthen ukraine's hand for the negotiations that will someday bring putin's mantra's war to a close. that road is challenging but all the alternatives are far worse. no responsible leader would let putin have his way. if i have said peace is not self-executing. order does not preserve itself and security does not expand on its own. and so we must stand up for our security. we must hold firm to the bedrock principle that aggression is a and we must never lose our nerve. so let me again urge countries of conscious from around the world to help ukraine succeed and to ensure putin does not prevail. to my breat

putin wants to avenge a fallen empire, the dangers are global. putin wants a world where empire tramples sovereignty, a world with conquest trumps human rights. a world where tyranny bulldozes democracy. every autocrat on earth is watching to see if putin gets away with it, so this coalition must continue to standin four square with ukraine and strengthen ukraine's hand for negotiations that will some day bring putin a monsterrous war to a close, that road is challenging. but the alternatives are far worse. no responsible leader would let putin have his way. as i have said, peace is not self executing. order does not preserve itself. and security does not expand on its own. so we must stand up for our security. we must hold firm to the bedrock principle that aggression is a sin. we f must never lose our nerve, to ensure that putinoe does not prevail, to my brave ukrainian teammates, to my friends who have already given and sacrificed far too much, let me urge you to stay in the fight. we have come so far over the past 25 years of past 25 meetings

avengers fighting for america and making sure that we get back on track. and these are the people president trump picked for a reason. they are disrupters in a good way, because this country is backwards right now. unfortunately it is. i am a proud american. god knows it. but i am not proud of what i've seen in the past three and a half years. and that's why i've even stepped away from law to go in and help save this country, because we need strong leadership, and that is president donald trump. and america saw what happened. sean. it's a blessing in disguise, i tell you. they i should thank them because they are going to allow us to get back in and to get rid of all of them. >> that that in and of itself will be a great gift to the country. elena, thank you for your hard work. congratulations. this has been a heavy lift the whole way. we appreciate you being being with us. all right. joining us now with more fox news contributor gregg jarrett, harvard law professor alan dershowitz. one thing i forgot in my laundry list there, gregg, was, you know, using t

the battered packers will look to avenge their loss to saquon barkley and eagles in philly, and two rookie do the impossible. weekend action wraps up as jaden daniels and commanders head to tampa to face the bucs. we'll see how that shakes out as well and who's on to the next round. >> no action for now for the chiefs. they're sitting back going, who we going to play? >>> when we come back, jeni's ice cream going green, but not the way you think. we give you the scoop on the newest ice cream flavor. p on th newest ice cream flavor. bounty is made to be stronger... ...and more absorbent. so, while ordinary brands can't hold up, one sht of bounty keeps working, even when wet. (♪♪) now that's the sound of value. bounty. the quicker picker upper. you've got a pepto predicament, ace. you overdid it on the loaded fries. undo it with pepto fast melts. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ when you overdo it... ...undo it with pepto bismol. old spice gentleman's super hydration body wash. (whispered) vanilla and shea. 24/7 moisturization with vitamin b3. (k

avengers: endgame reached one billion in five days.and theft auto. just describe to us — tell us about the franchise and also why the next one�*s so hotly anticipated. yeah, so the franchise is an action—adventure game series which typically focuses on a protagonist who's sort of down and out, working their way through sort of the criminal underworld through illicit activities. but it's sort of the adult, violent nature of the game that makes it quite controversial, but it is the second best—selling game franchise of all time. but people have been waiting over ten years since the last one, so the hype has sort of been building. what's the top franchise? top franchise is minecraft from microsoft. there you go. 0k, there you go. and how do you see this next one? what technological features might set it apart? what do we know? so, from the trailer — which is all that we've seen of it so far — we know that a lot of that is sort of gameplay — it's not entirely — but it looks fantastic. it looks on par with the sort of games we're expecting

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but democrats are looking for a new avenger. and they found one in a church.e bishop that scolded the new president yesterday on day number 2 is getting wined and dined by the media. she is like maddow but they are treating her like she is a whistle-blower and now she is on a media tour. she went to cnn and the view. >> i was looking at the president because i was speaking directly to him. i felt he has this moment now where he feels charged and empowered to do what he feels called to do. and i wanted to say there is room for mercy. >> do you think your message is being misconstrued and politicized? >> well, sure. yeah. but i think if you read what i said -- how could it not be politicized? we're in a hyper political climate. that is part of the air we breathe now. and i was trying to speak a truth that i thought needed to be said. >> jesse: she is lucky this did not happen on day one when trump was a dictator. because he would lock her up. this wacky bishop demanded trump show mercy to the biden migrants who were breaking our laws and the cross-dressers in th

our first guest is an actor director and avenger who successfully survived thanos, so it's good to haveguration night; you can see him in a new movie about college wrestling called "unstoppable." watch it on prime video now, please welcome, don cheadle. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> yeah, let's do this! these guys are great. >> jimmy: yes, these are good people right here, yes, yes. for those who do not get to see the show during the break, which is everyone. >> right. >> jimmy: some people are here on vacation. they're going volunteer to help our city while they're here -- a birthday trip no less. >> that's amazing. amazing. [ applause ] thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: i want to thank you for flying all the way in from the inaugural ball. >> yes. >> jimmy: to be here tonight. >> yes. >> jimmy: trump is a very close friend of yours? >> very close. you know, i'm in my inauguration phase of grief right now. i don't know what all the rest of them are. but the juxtaposition of mlk day and the inauguration is just something that i don't think even thanos would have thought of. >> jimmy: it do

unfortunately, what we are seeing is really a rewriting of history to say these people were heroes seeking to avengethan a mob of rioters that stormed the capitol and trashed it like a metro room after a concert. that's what we all saw. >> can i also ask you, christie, what can lawmakers and prosecutors that were involved in the january 6th committee do to keep themselves safe from trump potentially going after them? should they all lawyer up? is there any concern their safety tomorrow on the anniversary, do you think? >> i think they should be lawyering up. you have someone who is the nominee for the fbi director position who has a list of enemies. you have, you know, donald trump and his potential incoming a.g. talking about investigating the investigators, prosecuting the prosecutors. so they would be remiss if they did not lawyer up. but there is one thing that someone could do, and that's joe biden, who is currently our president. he could pardon a lot of these people. now, some of them may not want that, and that's fine. but he is the only one who has the power to right the wrong that donald t

that he has picked pete hegseth, kash patel, pam bondi, i can go on and on these people will be avengersthe white house and not in a bad way. they will be making sure we get back on track. these are the people president trump picked for a reason. their disruptors and a good way because this country is backwards right now. unfortunately it is i am a proud american, god knows that, i'm not proud what i have seen the past three and a half years on that is why i have stepped away from law to go in and help save this country because we need strong leadership and that is president donald trump. shawn, it is a blessing in disguise or tell you. i should thank you. because they are going to allow us to get back in and get rid of all of them. >> sean: that in and of itself will be a gift of the country. thank you for the hard work congratulations this has been a heavy lift the whole way we appreciate you being with us. >>> joining us now with more fox news contributor... , law professor... cursed which, one thing i forgot in my laundry list there using the russian dirty laundry list dossier to spy

you know, biden promised that he would avenge that he said we will find you, we will hunt you down andu pay. three years later is he about to leave the presidency and he didn't do it. nobody has paid. why is that? it's because we don't have the capability to hunt them down because we took al our boots off the ground in afghanistan and there is no intelligence anymore. donald trump said he would have kept u.s. forces. he told me he would have kept bagram air base. we would have had a military base go after the terrorist and conduct counter-terrorism operations and carry -- and have intelligence. we didn't do that the other thing is he, you know, we look at the southern border where biden has allowed hundreds of people on the terrorist watch list to speak across the border. after the afghan withdrawal he brought them in on military aircraft. we left our afghan allies who had risked their lives for american troops behind by the thousands but we brought people into the country hundreds of people not put through the biometric data and they had derogatory information on them including finger

this election that has just and trump being the office, what you think of his as we have known the avengersteam. what do you think of them i'm sorry what do i think of what trump's cabinet. i think oh, yes. well, i tell you what, i'm i've got a lot of a lot of you overused the theme here. i've got a lot of hope for it. i mean, we see we see a lot of of new people from kind of outside of the the typical system. i think it's a we need a cabinet that's full of people who aren't beholden to some of the things of the past and are willing to go to work quickly. i think it's a you know, it's not a formal of the cabinet, but i think, you know what, elon and zach are doing is is really exciting as well. it'll be interesting to see know how that how that confer plays out because there will be conflict and i think it's warranted in many cases. but it'll be interesting to see how that conflict gets played out and can a non-governmental organization have impact that they hope it has? and so, you know, i think president trump won with such a strong mandate that i anticipate that the senate is going to mo

the eagles hope to avenge their loss to the chiefs in super bowl 57. won the nfc championship yesterday, beating the washington commanders 55 to 23. running back saquon barkley rushed for 118 yards and three touchdowns, including a 60 yarder. and you can watch super bowl 59 right here on ktvu fox two. it's sunday, february 9th at 330 in the afternoon. the chiefs are currently one and a half point favorite to win the game. >> i'll be there for the snacks in the commercials. >> we all will be. we'll watch the commercials, but we'll be talking about it in the morning after. >> as well. >> of course. >> yeah, apparently the whole nation will. >> i am sure they. >> will be everywhere all the time. >> it's like the one thing that brings us all together to. >> watch life. one thing. i was thinking about that earlier. >> all right. we'll see you her to hey, what's going on? everyone i'm alex savage. welcome to this edition of like it or not. you know how the show works. we put out the hot topics here to our panel, and they let us know if they like it or not. w

the eagles hope to avenge their loss to the chiefs in super bowl 57.gles won the nfc championship yesterday, beating the commanders 55 to 23. saquon barkley rushed for 118 yards and three touchdowns, including a 60 yard run. you can watch super bowl 59 right here on ktvu fox two. it's sunday, february 9th at 330 in the afternoon. the chiefs are currently a one and a half point favorite. >> all right. coming up on mornings on two the nine. your morning starbucks visit may be a bit different this morning. the changes. the coffee chain is launching today to try and bring people back into their stores. [music] [music] did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's included. so burgers and steaks for l

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the winter soldier," and films like "the martian," "the apprentice," "a different man," and "the avengersck to the show sebastian stan, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> thank you. >> seth: i'm very happy to see you. you know, before we get into everything and all the incredible films you've worked on this year, i know you live in l.a. i know you're going back tonight. how are you doing? >> i mean, i'm just -- i think i'm just really freaked out like everybody else. we had this beautiful night on sunday and then i came out here and i woke up to a nightmare. there's so many friends and loved ones who lost homes and houses. i'm actually really glad that you showed that clip of the lafd dropping the water. because it's incredible. they've been out there all day and all night. actually, if anybody wants to go and donate to l.a. fire department, please, please do so. it's just crazy. >> seth: yes. i think that -- there's a lot of great organizations out there, and we're going to try to take the time tonight to make sure we put them up. you mentioned incredible night. i was at the globe

here was sga on avenging last week's loss. >> yeah, it's the cream of the crop.iously you test yourself against the best to really find out where you are. and obviously they had the best record in the league before tonight and we tested ourselves and i think we passed it all right. >> meanwhile, in college hoops, we had a pair of fantastic finishes. michigan unbeaten in the big ten, tied with minnesota, who was winless in big ten play. but not anymore. dawson garcia from nearly half court at the buzzer. that wins it for the golden gophers 84 to 81, was the final there. elsewhere, northwestern and maryland were tied at 74 in overtime, just 0.7 seconds on the clock. the wildcats, running the inbound play to perfection, and nick martinelli the buzzer beater to win it. he got that shot off just in time, gets mobbed by his teammates. northwestern wins a fun one. 7674. in the nhl alex ovechkin scoring in overtime for the capitals to beat the senators. and with that goal, ovechkin now owns the record for most goaltenders scored on. he scored on 179 different goalies. ov

you know, biden promised that he would avenge that.e said, we will find you, we will hunt you down and we will make you pay. well, three years later, he's about to leave the presidency, and he didn't do it. nobody's paid. nobody's paid that. why is that? it's because we don't have the capability to hunt them down. because we took all of our boots off the ground in afghanistan, and there's no intelligence anymore. donald trump said he would have kept u.s. forces. >> he told me he would have kept bagram air base. we would have had a military base there where we could go after the terrorists and conduct counterterrorism operations and carry and have intelligence. >> we didn't do that. >> and the other thing is he, you know, we look at the southern border, where biden has allowed hundreds of people on the terrorist watch list to sneak across the across the border after the afghan withdrawal. he actually brought them in on military aircraft. we left our afghan allies who had risked their lives for american troops behind by the thousands. bu

nothing to do with the duration of the threat, but had been made clear that iran was determined to avenge death of qasem soleimani. that's why the threat is against president trump himself. he, after all, ordered the operation. he had to give final approval, which he did correctly in my view. so the in my case, the secret service was renewed about every six months by president biden based on a continuing evaluation of the threat and the conclusion that the threat level remained sufficient to warrant the protection. and i was told as recently as friday and saturday before the inauguration day that the threat level remained the same. so if the threat level changed, i'd be delighted if that conclusion came true and the protection disappeared. look, it's it's up to president trump. it's his decision. it's just the wrong decision. and it's based, i think, on the fact that he knows very well and doesn't like that i criticize him and that he's had disagreements with mike pompeo. it's just that simple. >> so you've been given no indication that the threats against you have have decreased. >> that

leading countries and will come in the top three, were in a massively advantage busy and we should take avenge of that in my view. we need to get the balance right but will go to the consultation and at the end we will -- there was to be different as a course that will be an argument as to what the ballot should be. what we put our proposal on the table, consulting but i will consider the responses. >> effectively, what you're doing is gambling the world-class british success story. you are gambling them in favor of companies who are already so rich that john secretary of state said we need to treat them like nationstates. why should visa overstays tech giants effectively get aid free subsidy on the backs of british creator? >> i don't think they should. i think we need to get the bow the fight but i also think we have a huge opportunity. we are one of the top three in the world in ai at the very point where ait is going to be transformative, and that puts us in a really good position against our competitors around thewa world. i don't want us to lose of that. i think ai is going to transform

. >> baby yoda and the baby yoda and avengers. >> what did you get, guys? >> you did?his. >> this. oh, mila, what about you? disney? >> like all sorts of toys. >> good rhyme. >> good job. yes. >> okay. good job, you guys. thank you. >> so these are some of the folks we met. their dad was telling me they are in an evacuation zone. >> they haven't been able to be home at all. >> and this today was a chance to give their kids a little bit of normalcy. so baby to baby, one of the nonprofits that's here, they have five different booths. this one they call the toy store. >> they are a national nonprofit, and they primarily focus on delivering aid essentials diapers to children who live in low income communities or in times of disaster like this. >> they're based in la, but they do this all over the world. >> and here, because of this event, they had the opportunity to set up these different booths, and they told us a really important thing for them. in addition to having something like this, which they call the toy shop, they literally tell kids, come in and shop and let the

how do i avenge butler's honor? what do i do here to sumner. so, you know, he and a couple of his colleagues think about it. how about i challenge him to a duel? no, no, no. his colleagues say duels are reserved for gentlemen. sumner does not rise to the level of gentleman in a duel is too good for him. brooke. brooks says, how about i just call him outside? we settle this like men. his friends say sumner won't come. he will tell you if you want to speak to him, you have to go to his desk. by the way, that part is probably sumner would say that. so brooks finally makes his decision and on may 22nd, 1856, late in the morning the senate is not in session. they've they've adjourned for a funeral. so had the house. so a bunch of people milling around in the senate chamber. charles sumner is at the front of the room at his desk. his desk is manacled to the floor as they all were. he's tucked under his desk. he's a big guy. six, four ish, big legs kind of tucked under there. his heads bowed and he's signing copies of the crime against kansas speech t

it may have been a great day for president donald trump, it may have been a great day with the avengersme out in arizona also, turning point usa event, you have elon musk, you have tulsi gabbard, you have the entire trump, lara trump that did incredible job behind closed doors, november 5th, listen to me, folks, was the worst day ever for one person, you know who that one person was, barack obama. not kamala, barack obama. kamala is not a top 20 player on the democratic party. let me say one more time. she is not a top 20 player. barack obama was number 1. go back and think about his track record, winning, winning, winning, 2004, you know, it doesn't matter if you're black or white or if you're hispanic or you're this or that, this is about america, this is unification, boom, wins, books, making money on top of the world, face of the democratic party, goes to the all the jimmy kimmel fallon shows, george clooney, celebrity, she's the rock star, he's the black jesus for the democratic party. this was the worst day of his life november 5th. [cheers and applause] >> here is why, though, le