. >> ai >> ayesha: it will happen without the -- later tonight and looking at possibly two defections from the gop, that is main senator susan collins and senator murkowski, both voted no, that is good indication that is how they will vote today. collins cites lack of experience and murkowski says it is lack of experience and the allegations. john thune said it wasn't a big surprise to him. >> we will have more conversations with them. i tell senators, your vote is your vote, be with the team when you can, don't ever surprise us, don't tell us one thing and do something else. we try to make sure we have everybody pull together. we have a president came in with big mandate. >> ayesha: if democrats and republicans can't come to an agreement, we are looking at a 9 p.m. vote. democrats are forcing republicans to sit through 30 hours of debate for each and every single nominee. sometimes there is no debate going on. yesterday cory booker read a p poem. it is why it took so long to confirm john ratcliffe as cia director, 74-25, big bipartisan showing for him. he was sworn in shortly after.

ayesha, thank you, very issue v much. appreciate it always. >> thank you.ngeles wild fire saw one estimate saying the damage is approaching $250 billion. of course it's a per subpoenas that the fires only hit wealthy neighborhoods, but that's just not the case. right now there is a scramble, a life and death scramble to get help to people out there and many are stepping up including mike santiago, he is the president of california heat hockey club and it's a nonprofit. michael, mike, i call you michael. this is my nephew by the way, folks. first, talk about your own personal experience here because i know that the first fire started about 25 miles away from your house and this west fields fire is only eight miles away. how does it feel because for everyone looking, it looks like armageddon. >> yeah, from our standpoint, we're up in chats worth and north of the palisades fire and see from the south mountains from us. you see the smoke and then just the concern that other fires pop up so west hills fire, eight miles from us and again, not in the direct path b

. >> what do you make of what ayesha was saying there?erms of, you know, this has happened in the past. knowing what happened in the past is important, but at the same time, just simply knowing it is not necessarily enough to either run a campaign on two years from now and probably not going to do much, legally speaking, in holding donald trump accountable, i think both ayesha and christina hit the nail right on the head again, and it's no surprise because they are exactly right. >> anybody who is watching this movie has seen it before. in 2015, we saw donald trump come down that escalator and we saw hillary clinton and her campaign spend the lion's share of their time pointing across the aisle saying, he's so bad, he's so bad, he's so terrible, and not selling the american people a vision that they could buy into. they lost the january 6th special commission that was that was commended by congress, put forth all the information possible to show just how terrible, just how bad, just how connected this huge grift that led to the big lie th

been following the story of danger in the water at oakland schools, and it turns out that steph and ayeshaand unified pay to clear lead from its water. the warriors stars eat learn play foundation has helped put $650,000 toward water filtration systems for dozens of schools. testing last year showed lead in the water, forcing the district to shut off faucets right as the school year started. the district says making the water lead free could cost up to $53 million in all. >> time now for news to know where we catch you up on some headlines you can't miss. tonight. we're focused on several big developments in the world of health, from a new approach

been following the story of danger in the water at oakland schools, and it turns out that steph and ayesha curry's foundation is helping oakland unified pay to clear lead from its water. the warriors stars eat learn play foundation has helped put $650,000 toward water filtration systems for dozens of schools. testing last year showed lead in the water, forcing the district to shut off faucets right as the school year started. the district says making the water lead free could cost up to $53 million in all. >> time now for news to know where we catch you up on some headlines you can't miss. tonight. we're focused on several big developments in the world of health, from a new approach to obesity to a potentially life altering treatment and a new ban that could impact a lot of what we eat and drink. here's your news to know. the fda is banning a popular dye used in candy, soda and other products. the ban on red dye number three comes more than three decades after it was first found to cause cancer in lab rats. manufacturers have until 2027 to reformulate their products. federal health officia

we now know steph and ayesha curry foundation is helping oakland unified pay to clear lead from its watere warriors stars eat learn play foundation has helped put $650,000 toward water filtration systems for dozens of schools. testing last year showed lead in the water, forcing the district to shut off faucets right as the school year started. the district says making the water lead free could cost up to $53 million, money they don't have. tonight, the school board is set to discuss putting off other construction, so it could use bond money to pay for repairs. >> dance cams at sporting events are usually entertaining, and this video you're about to see is a man showing off his dancing skills at a farm show in pennsylvania. it's a moment to write something about. okay, you better drop it low. look at this child who's watching him. fascinated. what is going on here? >> oh, well, i don't know, but my knees hurt just looking at him. he's got the outfit and everything. >> yeah. are you wondering, is anyone skeptical of this? >> i'm not. i've actually been to this farm show. of course you have.

we've been following the story of a danger in the water at oakland schools, and we now know steph and ayesha curry foundation is helping oakland unified pay to clear lead from its water. the warrior stars eat learn play foundation has helped put $650,000 toward water filtration systems for dozens of schools. testing last year showed lead in the water, forcing the district to shut off faucets right as the school year started. the district says making the water lead free could cost up to $53 million. that is money they don't have. tonight, the school board is set to discuss putting off other construction so it can use bond money to pay for repairs. the public will get a chance to say goodbye to the great rickey henderson on february 1st. the a's will hold a celebration of life at the oakland arena. people can start registering for tickets monday. for those who want a piece of memorabilia. get ready to pay a baseball card from. henderson's rookie year is being auctioned off this week, and it is already over $62,000. the hall of famer died last month, just days before his 66th birthday. >> a pho

, mark caputo of axios, axios laura barron-lopez of the pbs newshour, cnn's jeff zeleny and npr's ayeshacoe. jeff, i want to start with you. can you speak to this because you follow donald trump on the campaign trail? i mean, we all did. but about what we're seeing now and what it should mean and how people should be feeling about it, particularly if they were paying attention during the campaign. look, if anyone was paying attention, as you said, i mean. >> president trump at the time, former president then president-elect trump talked about that he would free the january 6th hostages. in his words, they were not hostages. they are not hostages. they were defendants in criminal cases. many people who were at the capitol on january 6th, 2021, were not arrested and charged. those who were arrested and charged were adjudicated and found to be guilty. the ones who were and some are serving sentences. he's been talking about this for a long time. what i was struck by last night at the white house as i was watching the president sign these executive orders and answering questions about it. it