on a steamy day in july, authorities descended on wild bill's home. rch. so police are looking around. they're here. they have a search warrant on this property, looking for a gun. they're-- yeah, they're executing a search warrant for an ak-47. and when they got here, they encountered cher's dog. kate snow (voiceover): jack, the doberman who adored cher, was already at bill's place. no one knew exactly how he got there, but the dog was anxious, pacing nervously. jackie was really animated and agitated and just kept circling and running up into the jungle. and the dog would come down and, like, bark at the people that were doing the search and then run up the hill. and it-- follow me, guys. and the dog led them up there-- this hill right here. right here, and went up into the back of the property. kate snow (voiceover): jack bounded up and down the hill until police followed him. and there, they found something shocking-- a mound of disturbed dirt. they began to dig. cher's husband, keith, waited at the bottom of the hill. the police went up with shove

emergency services of all and who is, i mean, work and ever since cleaning up the beaches and the wild life bill will be in effect, the local authorities say that more than 2 $165.00 tons of contaminated soil have been removed, however, the total feet up of the air, it could take months or even years by some estimates. one environmental engineering ex, by told us what's at stake. c plus city states and look at this, they fixed the situation is really catastrophic. the problem is that the tank is currently under water and the oil continues to be released through the cracks. it is important to remove the rest of the oil from the seat. there are 2 options. the 1st is to lift both vessels and transport them. for that, all of the cracks must be sealed up, all those vessels must be pumped out, but that would require a heating the fuel oil, which would incur high costs. the fuel oil that has already leaked out must be removed from the environment from the coastline and from the wall to the coastline where it can be done by emergency services. and the volunteers, the oil, contaminated sand must be fully

larry: now, a very new and interesting political wrinkle in support of one big beautiful bill, wild firence. they'll need a lot. i don't know how much, a couple hundred billion and more than that and much of it is deserved and i hope they put strings on it so california changes policy. >> can we talk about that? larraly: talk about strings and one big beautiful bill. >> do strings because i'm from california and where are we the only state where insurers don't want to insure. we're the only state where weave priced people out of the market and told actuaries the way you've priced risk isn't good enough and we have to cap prices and can't do business in the state. you can get insurance in 49 other states. what is california doing that the insurers have had to pull out because they can't make the numbers work? i feel for the people in california that i'd love to see strings attached and can we give aid if we prosperity we change the way we do controlled burns? can we give aid if we promise to change the way we talk about insurers and the actuaries and price controls? i don't know if that's

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bill. larry: aid, wild. >> to california for sure. >> assistant, that may be. i am sorry, i did not understand that is right. >> you know we need the votes, they need the bill. >> there are car ca cacarrots and sticks i agree. >> coming up president trump suggests sending irs agencies to help down at border. here, what i didn't wasn't, i first heard, irs agency may be packing heavy metal, they are not just accountants, they are packing guns we found use for them. we'll talk about that and few other things with rich lowry and jason chaffetz right here on sit on kudlow -- set on kudlow. ♪ the prettiest tree, ♪ ♪ that you ever did see... ♪ ♪ now the tree has roots that need water to grow ♪ ♪ grow jobs, grow skills ♪ ♪ make the whole world go. ♪ ♪ make the green grass grow all around all around. ♪ ♪ make the green grass grow all around. ♪ at jpmorganchase, the investments we make help make businesses happen, that make jobs happen, that make communities happen. together, we make momentum happen. [ car engine revving ] this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a l

i have a bill, a wild fire prevention act and we have them going throughs senate energy committee last year. unanimous bipartisan and going to head to california and we can prevent something like this from ever happening again and people of california failed by their elected officials in sacramento and la. larry: senator, i pray for the people in los angeles but i pray that the people come to their senses and vote out gavin newsom. it's an apocalyptic seventh could have an unbelievable change in california politics, and i think you and other cspan help that change in california politics. carrots and sticks. it's an old fashioned idea. carrots and sticks. senate majority whip janitor john bras koenen -- senator john barrasso, thank you very much. trump's cabinet nominees seem to be sailing through and mike davis and ned ryun next up. catch kudlow monday through friday at 4:00 p.m. here on fabulous fox business and for some reason you can't get us at 4:00 p.m., text your favorite 9-year-old and she will show you how to dvr the show. you will never miss a single apocalypse in california.

i am the whip, you tell me it is one bill, we'll pass that you tell me two wild two -- we'll pass, thatack to congress, they will markup resolution, people should not over think it, stick with their aggressive plan to have reconciliation done with tax extensions by end of march to vote on it in house in first half of april. we do, that american public will be very pleased. donald trump will have delivered. what he campaigned on. larry: mr. emmer that is one big beautiful riff. in favor of one big beautiful bill. lisa mcclain onboard, thank you both for coming on, we appreciate it. >> thank you. larry: we'll take a break, exand coming up no more foreforeign aid we talk about it with brand m new state department spokesperson, named tammy bruce, next up on kudlow. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog p

reportedly helping fellow democrats will sidetrack the confirmation i california wild fire aid to the reconciliation billwe have been reporting. mike johnson saying he is considering conditions such as policy change requirements will bring you the latest. futures is a rally, take a look were expected to gain of about 146 on the dow industrial. the nasdaq higher by 140 up two thirds of 1%, the s&p bouncing up 30 points. interest-rate this morning after spiking recently look like this, the ten year treasury continues higher at 4.78% on the ten year yield this morning at 4107 basis point this ahead of big banks kicking off the fourth quarter earnings season, j.p. morgan, wells fargo, goldman sachs and citigroup all reported fourth quarter numbers. we have the preview today. inflation data with the december producer price index at this morning at 8:30 a.m. eastern ad of the consumer and underpricing decks out tomorrow european markets in the green euros on higher across the board s&p 112 record, cac of 83, the daxs index higher by 163 markets finish mostly higher, the shanghai composite in china up 2.5% on t

why strikes the bill now off to so many delays wild months ago? i was points to one possible answer. donald trump with these are all strongest ally heading back to the white house and then yeah, whole now knows. well, he didn't in december that he'll have full us support including weapons and money if she chooses to restock, defies in the gulf stream. and as in his latest video address, moving to yeah, open the acknowledge this possibility. however hawkish members of the new offers call issue, now already complaining that there is no guarantee the fide for review. there's the country's national security administer, the prime minister, revealed in his voice that israel is not committing to returning to war. he said that if we have to go back to war, we will in light of the fact that homos has not yet been defeated, it is clear that we must go back to work and therefore this should not be conditional at all. sure, if they offer this statement, it's been viewed or resigned. something he had threatened before complaining the deal was as a run, the ter

bill: thank you. watching it from here. thanks. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: a big wild card weekend for football. here we go. nding win over the denver broncos 31-seven. bills quarterback allen overpowering denver's defense. houston texans knocked out the los angeles chargers and dominating fashion. 32-12. houston's defense with four interceptions on chargers' quarterback. that's not a good one, right, bill? the baltimore ravens ran over the steelers running back henry in the 28 to 14 win. the eagles knocked out the green bay packers 22-ten. j.j. and jacob quinn by hardest hit. four green bay turnovers. the washington commanders with a game-winning field goal against tampa bay buccaneers. we went there. it with as a 23-20 win. >> bill: our covid super bowl. >> dana: never forget. >> bill: you had such a great time. >> dana: yeah. >> bill: the game winner, okay, bam. >> dana: oh. >> bill: and you advance. it was a great day of football yesterday. >> dana: j.j. and quinn by were watching the game. this would be me if i played football. >> bill: he is reading a book. called inside excellence written by jim murph

you didn't have to wait much to see the afc wild card have this one broke down the bills will they wereting the broncos 2nd quarter here in the bills down by 4 on first goal. james cook. he gets the handoff, runs it up. the middle finds his way into the end zone and you get that touchdown there. cook at 23 carries. i was in 20 yards on the day. meanwhile, the bills they take the lead on that one 3rd court of by 6 and josh allen going forward on 4th and one. rolling to his right searching for an open man. fires it over to ty johnson who makes an incredible kids and stays in bounds for the touchdown. the bills will they go for 2 and they would actually come so now the lead is 21 to 7 0th quarter now, same score on 3rd and 6 allen lobbed into a wide open curtis samuel. he shakes bold defenders, gets in there for a 55 yard today, the buffalo crowell, they're loving every bit of that bills. they're just pouring it on at this point. and they want to dominate bo nix and the broncos. 31 to 7, the final buffalo will take on the ravens in the divisional round next week. it. so the hardwood, the w

bill melugin was there in boston. video was wild.ants wanted for a wide range of crimes including ms-13 gang members, murder suspects and haitian gang member with 18 convictions. senior administration official with the trump administration saying these raids will continue specifically targeting criminals on the streets illegally. bret. >> bret: thanks. >> this is what i call the last frontier lockup chart. why was yesterday such a great day? here is the deal. this thing is dead. here is what we got. yesterday from president trump another executive order unleashing alaska's extraordinary resource potential. it is morning again in alaska. >> dana: president trump getting a shout out for an executive order. state leaders in alaska are applauding the move as the game changer. joining us is bill armstrong, president and ceo of armstrong oil and gas. i could talk to you for hours. when i first started on capitol hill i was the press secretary for the chairman of the energy and power subcommittee and remember at that time drilling in alaska

wild card. fireball native josh allen and the buffalo bills facing the broncos. denver comes out throwing. rookie bo nix airs it out for east palo alto native troy franklin. it's a 43 yard touchdown. and denver has a seven nothing lead. but the bills grab control of the game in the third. they're up six on fourth and one. allen with all day to throw fires to the back of the end zone. somehow ty johnson makes the grab stays inbounds. it's a 24 yard touchdown. the bills beat the broncos 31 to 7. they will host the ravens next weekend. efficient forwards in the country. suarez puts it on the deck out to twidale. that's a three lulu twidale knocking down three of her game. high 19 points. then joanna chris bailey from behind the arc or from behind therc. they call them the splash sisters. cal was scoring from all over the court. emily had 18. the bears hit eight threes in the game. they beat florida state 82 to 70. the golden bears improved to a perfect 11 zero at home. they are 16 and two overall on the farm, the cardinal taking on number 21. nc state stanford off to a strong start. chloe cla

wild card round at home against the los angeles chargers. and the pittsburgh steelers play on the road against the baltimore ravens. on sunday, the denver broncos visit the buffalo bills the washington commanders. meanwhile, monday's wild card matchup between the minnesota vikings and los angeles rams has been moved out of southern california, due to the wildfires devastating the region. the game will instead be played at state farm stadium in glendale, arizona, home of the cardinals. >>> and now we go for the weather check. let's go to meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast. what do you got for us today? >> good morning to you. happy friday. i've got more of the kind of the same, the red flag warnings out west and the fire conditions there and also a winter storm to watch. here is what we're dealing with out west. 17 million people still under the red flag warnings. this isn't going to change anytime soon. we have the really gusty winds expected today. and dry humidity levels as we continue to track these five fires. we have seen improvement yesterday as the winds started to weaken. they ramped back up overnight. this morning, gusts over 60 miles per hour in so

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wild card round. >> the washington commanders. and it is in. to the divisional round. unbelievable. >> and the buffalo bills 272 yards. the bills will host the baltimore ravens in the next round. the philadelphia eagles moving on the divisional round beating the green bay packers 22-10. face the winner of the minnesota vikings first is the los angeles rams tonight. bring in the host of don't at me with dan dakich on outkick.com. live in the flesh. good morning to you. what is your reaction to the first rowdgesd of the nfl playoffs? >> my reaction is we had everything. you showed game winning kicks and great plays by running backs. fantastic place by josh allen was super and we had a.j. brown reading a book on the sideline a book called inner excellence by jim murphy so frankly we had it all. it was a great, great weekend. sets up another fantastic weekend the bills against the ravens one of the all-time games. >> special shout-out, derrick henry he left the tennessee titans. he goals over to baltimore monster night 186 yards. the weekend had absolutely everything. and coaching matters. dough mika reince of

this wild and wacky congress was not all doom and gloom without to discharge positions succeeded got popular billsr the line. that's an interesting thing we don't see it one previous built in the 21st century. passed by discharge visit petition. for those of us who are real nerds about congress we have the most exciting story in the 21st century we learn the person who helps us understand house procedure on twitter, more than anybody else as a college student in england was never visited the united states. go figure. wherever you are, if you watch our watch and we salute you. sock take a back to the opening my initialhat's salvo here i will now yield the floor to myself as moderator and get out the show. okay all right, first question to my co- panels are given a high-level picture of this chaotic often dysfunctional congress. you are there every day. you have covered the institution for years you talk to the members all the time. with the grounds eye view of how this felt to be a member in the 118th? >> a very frustrating. it was hard. especially for new members comingmb in, you have such high ho

the chargers and texans get wild card weekend started on saturday, followed by steelers/ravens. a triple- header on sunday with the billsng the broncos. the packers taking on the eagles in philly. the commanders going to tampa to face the bucs. the action wraps up monday night with the vikings flying west to play the rams. now, the patriots, they were all set to land the number one overall pick in the next nfl draft after an abysmal season. sorry, john berman. but they beat their division rivals, buffalo, who sat a lot of their starters, losing the top pick. afterwards, new england firing head coach mayo after just one season. now, the four- win titans secure the number one overall pick. there will likely be more coach firings in the coming hours, as today in the nfl is known as black monday. >> i don't know why coy wire apologized to our john berman. this he has won more freaking football championships than any of us here. but anyway, he's yelling back there. >>> georgia is bidding a final farewell to its native son. in the next 24 hours, former president jimmy carter's body will be taken from his home state to the nat

wild ride. it depended on the content of the tweet, he says something, like, this bill has a god-awful provision to do an evil thing, a lot of followers will instantly repeat that and call out congress. it will immediately put certain representatives in a position where they have to say, do i try to tell them that is not quite accurate? do i try to explain and justify this? you are just creating more work. this is where the insight would be to just say, i will say yes to this thing. >> we are coming to a close. let me offer a couple closing takeaways from today. i think that one of the main themes running through here is it is not just what congress does or can do, it is also how it does it. the how really matters. getting to your question, gentlemen in the back, when is it that we are able to make a backroom deal that will stick? there has to be some amount of trust involved. that is one of the fascinating things about joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, who made a lot of deals happen in the 117th congress. they were willing to put their trust in some of their colleagues and put themselves out ther

bills win 31 seven. they're going to host the ravens next sunday night. and wildweekend ends right here on abc seven. now, due to the wildfires in southern california, that rams vikings game was moved to glendale, arizona. rams are going to technically be the home team hosting sam darnold and the vikings. it's followed immediately by after the game with larry and mike. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino dion. >> so much more to come on abc seven news at 11, inclug heartbreaking stories coming out of the destructive wildfires in southern california. a man still grieving the loss of his father loses his home. and it's not just the flames posing a risk to people across the l.a. area, it's the smoke. what health experts are saying (box thuds) (water boils) (packet tears) (tea bag clanks) (water pours) - listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family, because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do hi, guys! - hi! - hey! - so what are you guys drinking? - constant comment. - when i'm drinking bigelow tea, it's

wild ride. depending upon the content of the tweet if he says something like oh my gosh this bill has a god awful permission to do this evil thing, there's a lot of followers are going to repeat that. they're going to call out on congress which is a meat liquidy going but certain representatives in a position do i try to tell them that's not quite accurate. do i try to explain and justify this?ra you're creating more work. i'm back in office and not rinsing us to this couple closing thoughts, takeaways from todayy one of the main themes is not just what congress does or can do to cheer question a gentleman in the back when we make a back room that will stick. when the fasting things about these two departing characters joe manchin and kyrsten sinema who made a lot of deals happen the 1117th congress. prefer fair amount of abuse long investment in relationships from those two. some believe in this fellowship of the senate. we don't know where those things stand today. certainly losing those two in particular is significant. but somebody else may step into their shoes. we have to find ways of delib

wild and congress wasn't all gloom and doom. we saw to discharge petitions that succeeded in god popular bills over the line. that's an interesting thing. we have only seen one previous bill on the 21st century pass by discharge petition and i will save for those of us who are real about congress we have this most exciting story in the 21st century thanks to gabe's intrepid reporting. weng have learned the person who helps us understand how procedures on twitter more than anybody else a college student in england who has never visited the united states. go figure. so wherever you are if you're watching, we salute you. so i guess i will take it back tous the opening clause but thas my initial salvo here and i will now yield the floor to myself as moderator and get on with the show. >> the first question to michael panelists catherine and i've given a high-level picture of this chaotic and often dysfunctional congress. you werere there every day and u have covered the institution for years years and you talk to members all the time. what's the view of a how this felt quite say it was frustrating and it was har

toad's wild ride and elizabeth warren trying to get other democrat lawmakers and sending them a letter to get to supermarket bills that's not having a single specific policy and going to go after mom and pops for them and more. >> liz, remember, vice president kamala harris going to be on that and rightfully rejected and not going to solve the problem and salty that donald trump is going to have his first week in office and salty that all the prosperities made are being kept really in quick order and they'll wait a bit longer and not going to be government regulation and intervention and going for that and playing for the ministries and that's serious. liz: talk about the boarder and tracking the data out of the government and more than 2,000 illegal migrants with connections to terror groups and isis and al-qaida caught trying to catch the border under the biden white house and don't hear that data in the media and a pat on the back and astound that had the media coverage is about the -- not even race, they may have arrested 4,000 and tried to deport 4,000 criminal aliens and talking child rapists. sorry, that w

bill coming up in the program, a heavy police presence in mos on beach capital. as a prominent opposition, politician returning some excise when lies in a desperate fight to put out wild fires in the los angeles area. 5 people are dead in tens of thousands for some. now. the cause of all this is the chance wind storm. a wind storm that lead urologist say this area is not seen in a century. also this, our fuel shortage is right. and the closure of 3 hospitals in gaza putting the lives of patients and newborns that risk time change based in damascus. and i'll be looking at the diplomatic, off the head for the new syria and what the plans would be as ministration align with those of the international community. and you want to just go with this full time, essentially from the 15 game winning streak comes to an end. they've been beaten by the keys and tablets and a meeting between n b a c t. the thank you very much for joining as the opposition candidate to run for president in mos on big 5th street and election in october of has returned home and intensifying political tensions. chapel is due to be non creative next week, and one lot is planning a power level. you know,

this wild and wacky congress of the not all gloom and doom we saw some things pass with discharge positions, two succeed got popular bills over the line. that is an interesting thing. we had only seen one in 20th century. i will say for those of us who are nerds about congress, we had to story in within century, thanks to gabes reporting we learned to person that helps us understand house procedure on twitter is a college student in england who never visited the unitedd states. if you are watching we salute you. i guess i'll take it back to opening, slide, that is my initial salvo. and i will now yield the floor to myself as moderator, and get on with the show. so. katherine, i have given a hive level picture of chaotic and disfunkal congress. you are there every day. you have covered it for years and talk with members all of the time, what is ground eye view of how it felt to be a member in 118th. >> it was frustrating and hard for new members. coming in. such high hopes for what you might accomplish. as you have been elected to be a member of congress. you will pass laws that was not reality they faced. i think we had

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bills. snow didn't shut down congress today but for all the tranquility and normalcy, expectations are for a hard to predict and potentially wilda: to catch us up on the latest news on the hill i'm joined by our lisa desjardins. striking to see those images from four years ago. it was upended by violets. i remember you were inside the capital. you were inside today as it unfolded without incident. what did you hear from lawmakers about the mood? reporter: you are right outside for that also. it was an emotional day and surprisingly so. there have been anniversaries of january 6 since 2021 but there hasn't been an anniversary of the electoral college certification. being in the room today and talking to democrats was highly emotional. i spoke with more than one, handful even that were brought to tears. they didn't mean to come to tears when they were on the floor that they felt themselves drawn back into the moment fearing that perhaps something like that isn't all the way about the -- isn't all the way out of the realm of possibility. there is a concern about the whitewashing of january 6. the idea that it wasn't that big of an

wild land urban interface that are subject to what happened in california. >> bret: congressman peters, there has been pushback from the environmental left. even on this bill. the sierra club put out a letter saying the bill restricts opportunities for public comment and judicial review related to managing and logging forests. and institutionalizes, they say, the bypass of current environmental legislations. and it would encourage logging going forward. do you see the strength of the environmental left changing here in its impact in dealing with something like this obviously this included a lot of democratic lawmakers. >> well, a lot of democratic lawmakers and we had input from a lot of environmental organizations like the nature conservancy the vicialghts defense fund. not everyone is in line with the sierra club's position on this particular bill. i would say this in the 1970s when these laws were made, i think people sincerely were trying to deal with the environmental issues of those times. and i have been an advocate for looking back and saying, look, we didn't get these laws from moses on tablets. we should amend them to meet the conditions we face

bills. they'll have the ravens and lamar jackson for an mvp candidate showdown. buffalo still undefeated at home this season. wild card round wraps up tonight. vikings and rams in glendale, arizona nfl moving the game from inglewood, california amid the days of devastating wildfires and air quality concerns across l.a., a kickoff is set for eight eastern. finally, your patriots john hiring former player of theirs mike vrabel, as their new head coach. vrabel was the browns consultant this season. he was head coach of the titans for six seasons before that coach of the year there in 2021. john, i can just tell you your patriots, they're going to be tough as nails. i had to play against vrabel and we're in buffalo. he's on punt team because belichick always played their defensive starters. i blocking him. he can't get off the block. good job koi. next thing i know he reaches up under my facemask, starts choking me in the middle of the play. i started like laughing and smiling. he starts laughing and smiling. he is a beast and i think you are going to love the way product that he puts out onto that field with their t

wild fires. larry: along with that, what tram subpoena saying, charles, is it'll be a lot easier to get some democrats on board with one big beautiful bill that will have the tax extensions and the tax cuts and vote boarder and defense and energy codifying the new regulations for that point. but the need for assistance may bring some democratic folks they might not already have and consequential you might have a whole big beautiful bill including tax cuts by memorial day? who knows. easter. charles: aagree with taylor and the thing is one of the big impediments we're going to be blue state republicans. this kind of supersedes that, particularly for any republicans in california, the urgency factor is immense. immense. and going to get them 3 million and $20 million house, there's $3 million worth of insurance and, you know, there's a major riff there and they're in trouble. they're in trouble economically, politically, there's a sense of urgency that, you know, that does work in president trump's favor, and i think it pushes back against there's a little bit of, you know, some of the republicans, i mean, i interviewed mike law herrera an

bills. they'll have the ravens and lamar jackson for an mvp candidate showdown. buffalo still undefeated at home this season. wildd round wraps up tonight. vikings and rams in glendale, arizona nfl moving the game from inglewood, california amid the days of devastating wildfires and air quality concerns across l.a., a kickoff is set for eight eastern. finally, your patriots john hiring former player of theirs

next up bills mafia welcoming ravens and lamar jackson, the other leading mvp candidate. buffalo still undefeated at home this season, the wild card round wraps up tonight, with the vikings taking on the rams in glendale, arizona. the nfl moving the game from inglewood, california amid days of devastating wildfires and air quality concerns across the los angeles area. kickoff is set for 8:00 eastern. finally, casey, the patriots have hired their former player, mike vrabel to be their new head coach, replacing jerod mayo, another former patriots player who was let go after one season. vrabel served as a consultant for the browns this season, was head coach for the titans for six seasons. before that, he was coach of the year in 2021. there's five head coaching vacancies remaining. casey and i will just say having played against vrabel, the patriots are getting a some one tough cookie in that locker room now. he tried to choke me out on the field one time during the game. yeah oh, no i don't know how i feel about that. >> but here congrats on the bills man. that was awesome. awesome win for them. thank you. yes. fingers crossed

about wild fires in california and i looked at it since 1960. 1960 and there's reservoirs empty and policies for the eaton fire and not bigger than paris or san francisco and there's talk and elect billnsmission and maybe sparks blew that up, what do you think? >> i think i ewed to live in california for almost 30 years and we dealt with fires and that was in ventura county and running for congress in venture are county and i know how the whole thing works and every year we deal with fires and california, venture are, malibu had three mayor ones in 12 months and this in palisades being the biggest and they though it's coming. in florida what we do here is we know that hurricanes are coming and the govern r governor and the whole team gets together and they protect the american people. they get things ready so in a couple of weeks, not even that actually. last time we had two hurricanes down in tampa and one month we took care of it in less than a week and everything was back in order and these people of california took billions of dollars and give billions of dollars to other people and other thins and other things have nothing to do with the american people and american people need

wild card games kick off on saturday. i looked up yesterday how are the broncos beating kansas city 31 to 0? i found out what happened. none of the starters of the kansas city played. >> bill them for the playoffs. >> dana: if you were the broncos would be embarrassed? >> bill: they looked good playing against their second time. >> dana: it's like the varsity playing the j.v. and celebrating like they won a big game. >> bill: someone suggested the chiefs had the broncos lost the bengals would have made the postseason and some suggested chiefs didn't want to play cincinnati. that doesn't matter because had the bengals gone to the playoffs, which they won't. they would have played in buffalo. that whole argument is mute, all right? it's off the table. >> dana: all right. welcome back. >> bill: welcome back. live look at the highly right now. it is snowing and house an senate soon convene a joint session of congress to certify trump's victory. what to expect when v.p. harris presides over her own loss. a new warning about alcohol. the doctor on what you need to know coming up. it has derm-proven retinol... ...expertly formulated... ...to target skin cell turnover... ...and fi

wild cards behind his agenda and could put it at risk. at the heart of the matter, trump's demand to increase the national debt limit as part of his sweeping bill. but some of the hardliners have never supported an increase in the national borrowing limit, and they tell us that they will want hundreds of billions, if not trillions, in spending cuts. if trump goes that route and if they get their way, that risk causing a revolt among more moderate gop members. even so, some on the hard right are so far uncertain to go along with trump's demands. do you feel about that? raising the debt limit is part of this big bill? >> i got no comment. >> could you stomach doing that as part of this big agenda? bill? >> we'll see. >> i've never voted for a debt ceiling increase before, and i would like to to make sure that we're paying for that. >> i'm obviously very hawkish when it comes to the debt limit. >> i fully support clearing the decks on the debt ceiling. i fully support trying to make sure that we get a either 1 or 2 bills to get it done, but i'm not going to back off of my belief that we need to drive deficits down. >> all right. my panel is back.

bill. especially the absence of the pay raise for our federal wild land firefighters. that, too, has been left out. what happened in los angeles this month is a national tra tragedy. and in moments like this we should overcome all politics and find ways to work together on solutions that actually help the people we are here to serve. with that in mind, i want to discourage any of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle who might want to embrace this wrong-headed idea that relief and support for los angeles can somehow be a bargaining chip or used as leverage to advance other policy goals. you are not going to turn california into a red state by hydrogenningity -- hijacking critically needed disaster relief. a thought like that never would have crossed our minds when we had the back of the people in florida and north carolina and louisiana. when we have simply been fell shall -- fellow americans helping each other in these tragedies. that's the way it's always worked and i hope we won't set a new precedent now. will i recommend a no vote on this bill today. i hope

eastern for legislative business and later in the day will vote on wild fire prevention and forest bill on c-span2 at 10:00 members of e senate expected to vote o nomination of ratcliffe. senate lawmakers could vote late in the week about pete hegseth. that also at 10:00 a.m. eastern. you could also watch all of our live coverage on c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. >> majority leader john thune spoke on the senate floor dealing with medical care which would require practitioners to give medical care to the a child born after procedure. >> thank you, mr. president. i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be suspended. >> without objection. >> later in the day the senate proceeded vote to move into the borderline survivors act aby born alive after an attempted abortion musting given the same -- must be given the same protection of medical care that any other newborn baby would be given. that's it. a baby born after an attempted ad bortion must be given the same protection and medical care that any other newborn baby would have given. mr. president, this shouldn't be a co

bill. this is the road today on bbc news, the latest headlines, disaster has hit los angeles, four wild firesre burning out of control and the sea suburbs and at least 70,000 people have in order to leave their homes. two people have died and others have been seriously injured, more than a thousand buildings have been destroyed and the biggest fire near malibu. these are live pictures from los angeles as firefighters struggle to gain control. in other news, rising flu cases but hospitals across the uk under severe pressure. and the music industry enjoys a bump a year by spending more money on recorded music than ever before. let's return to our top story now, firefighters say there currently no possibility of containing the biggest of multiple places burning through the suburbs of los angeles as a thousand have been destroyed in a pacific palisades neighbourhood alone and tens of thousands of residents of fled in the fires are being driven by powerful winds and the meteorologist in charge of the national weather service in los angeles says that la is being hit by the most destructive windstor