alina, first of all, first of all, your parents have adopted me.ove your parents and they are amazing people. >> yes, they let me know. >> laura: think you sharing them. will the president commit, alina, to do press conferences every way, every two weeks to continue what he says is going to be the most transparent administration? it seems like it is no problem for him. >> first of all, he doesn't need to commit. i think he has shown everybody today, yesterday, the minute he was born in, he got to work. actually, what he's been working since november 5th. but there is no one that speaks betters about his policies better than present donald trump himself and that is the truth of it. we can all spinmack and do whatever, but we finally have a president, laura and not someone afraid to answer tough questions himself directly from the boss' mouth it has been tremendous being there and seeing how hard everybody is working and these eos coming out reversing the damage that has been done and putting important things first, america, quite frankly. he's going

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jason and alina. join us now. thank you so much for being here with us, alina. i just want to make sure i'm saying your name right. is that correct? >> you are you saying it correctly? >> i'm so sorry for what you two have been through. i can't imagine just the trauma and the devastation. having to explain to your daughter what's going on and where her house went. um, how are you doing today? >> i think the the emotions, they are really ebbing and flowing. uh, you know, we have moments where we are working really hard to just get our lives back in order. so we're very task oriented and going through lists and calling people and checking with insurance. and so you can just sort of work. and then the moments where we have conversations with our three year old and she, she asks if she'll see her lovies again it's it's hard, i know, because as parents, you just want to tell her it's going to be okay. >> and i'm sure you just want to let her hug on her lovies and feel safe. and that has to be really, really, really difficult. um, jason. yeah. jason, tell us about the

una familia hispana se entera que un hombre secuestrador alina de nueve aÑos. >> el ser de la fronteratera. el juego ha comenzado. el gobierno de donald trump asegura que cientos de migrantes, 308 criminales serios. univisiÓn confirmÓ en la cifra sin dar mÁs detalles. >> de dÓnde vienen? >> han sido instruidos. la presidenta de mÉxico dijo que eta deportaciones ocurren en la frontera. se hablÓ de tema de emigraciÓn y temas de seguridad. la oficina de fiscal trabajara para las leyes que sean inconsistentes con las iniciativas de inmigraciÓn dentro del ejecutivo. el gobierno puso en licencia administrativa al personal de contrataciÓn. ahora que donald trump parece afiance —— afianzar su polÍtica migratoria parece cubrir todo otros cambios. >> cambiemos de tema. buenas noches, enrique. >> buenas noches, comenzamos con el reporte rÁfaga. curry pronto para enfrentarse a sacramento. en el segundo cuarto esta jugada inverosÍmil. sacramento le da la vuelta al partido y golden state cae. estados unidos emilio al costa rica en partido amistoso . al 77 el jugador de montreal con el zapatzo. al 90

and that was alina abovian reporting for us this evening. >> in the east bay antisemitic graffiti found near a menorah set up for hanukkah on lake merritt was found yesterday. a lot on the last night of the jewish holiday. the hateful messages spray painted on the concrete slab since been cleaned up last year. another menorah in the same area was vandalized on the 6th night of hanukkah. >> all right. this is pretty crazy. police in pinole are using new technology to help chased down stolen cars. this one was recovered yesterday after police say they threw a gps tracker on it during a chase. there's the thing. police tracked it to hercules where they used spike strip to stop the car. they arrested people inside. officers say the tracker they can throw on cars, eliminates the need for dangerous high speed chases. >> let's talk weather as we get a live look outside here. >> bay bridge toll plaza. hopefully no need for a gps tracker to be thrown anywhere. snow. but, you know, we've been lucky the traffic's been pretty light. this week. >> and the weather is starting to clear so >> the road,

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for alina teaching is an opportunity to forget about the war. for a little while anyway, somebody let smile kids within or normal. when did good, when they buy tubing, these children see the war every day? they've been here since the beginning. oh, some have loved the fathers. others have fathers who are fighting on the front line . it's okay to talk about these things, but i just might to dwell on them for because i want the children to experience joy and love have. we tried to focus on positive emotions. yes, we're living in a while, but we need to have a positive mindset. and have face and the goods right. and what was the yes, we've got all very and well to the school. a children's well me because she still there are plenty of reminders that this situation is far from normal. the ground cheeks when the subway trains rolled past, there are no windows just artificial light. and these folks are some the walls of her child's friends. instructions on what to do in case of a missile attack. the school time also gives parents and they will risk pai

reality such a new and beautiful way. >> and that was alina abovian reporting. president biden met with governor newsom and la mayor karen bass friday. the president saying for the next 6 months the government will cover all wildfire response costs. that includes debris removal, setting up shelters and staffing federal firefighters. the president also said he'll ask congress to approve emergency funding. >> also announced fema has turned on critical needs assistance program. this program gives 01:05pm, and $750. she quickly purchased critical after simply not a mask that has been met. >> a major disaster declaration for president a game changer you're able to do that within 36 hours. i don't know the other president in american history for disaster. >> it's unclear what will happen when biden leaves office in less than 2 weeks. president elect trump has blamed california lawmakers including newsom for the fires. meantime, governor newsom is ordering an independent investigation into the la department of water and power. this comes amid reports of no water pressu

remains red tech today and the investigation into what caused the crash still ongoing. >> that was alina abovian reporting for us. the crash comes a little over a month after this plane crashed into a tree just about a block away from yesterday's crash that happened back in late november. investigators say the plane was making an emergency landing after just taking off from the fullerton airport. 2 people inside that plane were taken to the hospital. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. tonight, the faa said it's enhanced oversight of boeing is here to stay after nearly a year of overseeing the company's operations, boeing says after a series of crashes and safety hazards involving their passenger planes, it is making improvements in safety, culture and training. boeing has been under heavy scrutiny since january 5th of last year after the cabin door of an alaska airlines plane ripped off mid-flight. several other safety incidents followed throughout the year. the most recent happened less than a week ago in south korea. 179 people were killed when a boeing aircraft had a

alina shirazi. >> and the last game of the season is coming fast and the forty-niners will be down their yeah. that injury last night. definitely a concern. a sports reporter aaron wilson has more details. >> and monday night football matchup against the lions, niners quarterback brock purdy actually went down early, were prematurely had to leave. the game was about 2 minutes left in the game. a little under that mark and to jog your memory. it was actually the same army suffered a torn ucl in that was back in 22. now looking for the qb on his last year of his current contract. he was want to avoid any serious injury this time around. according to head coach kyle shanahan. it was on monday or tuesday, actually following an mri that shanahan revealed that curry suffered an elbow contusions, was also causing some inflammation in his nerves, which may have been the reason for the burning sensation brock city felt immediately after being sacked on his plate by lions safety brian he also told me that his arm just felt heavy. >> and while he is not expected to be out or recovering for a signif

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alina, you were there almost from the beginning. even on fake news, cnn, they acknowledged donald trump beat them. and there were times, if you go back six, eight months ago, there were times we had no idea how this was going to play out. but the fact that they took it this far is what should scare everybody. >> well, fear no more in ten days. i am so proud to be going right back to where he belongs. and we got him where he needed to be, which is in the white house, so that this can end and this doesn't need to end. it ended for president trump today. >> it's done. now we will appeal it. we will unveil what happened. we will unveil the sham. we will talk about how the corruption has permeated our justice system. i've been speaking with you ad nauseam about that for nearly four years now, but i can say that now we have our chance to fix it, and it's for america. and maybe president trump had to go through this and be the victim of this, because he is the only one that could truly fix it and get america's attention about the corruptio

. >> was alina abovian reporting for us tonight. several crews in the bay area got the call to help fight the fires in southern california, san francisco fire department had 41 personnel there at the worst of it. everyone pitched in to help. and today a pacific palisades resident came up to san francisco to thank firefighters here. kron four's rob nesbitt was there and has the story on friday. the firefighters station. twenty-five in san francisco got a thank you from someone whose homes survived the palisades fire because of their hard work. eugene quote, got a tour of the fire station and got the chance to shake the hands of several firefighters. >> he lives in pacific palisades where the palisades fire burned more than 23,000 acres. it was really chaotic. everyone was. >> everyone was doing the best and the fire was spreading fast and pass the throughout the day. and by afternoon it was spreading so fast that the entire area had to be evacuated after evacuation orders were lifted. he was able to go back to his home. he saw firefi

alina abovian reports. >> fullerton furniture, manufacturing warehouse left in shambles after a small plane crashes through the roof thursday afternoon, leaving 19 people injured and 2 dead. today, ntsb investigators seen going in and out of the building trying to determine what caused the plane to go down. >> we are going to in company one of my co-workers had his hair burned off. >> this man is one of 200 people who are inside the building at the time. they were all evacuated as the crash sparked a four-alarm fire. authorities say the pilot took off from fullerton airport at around 2 in the afternoon and immediately climbed to 900 feet. a short time later, the pilot called for an immediate return to the airport after receiving clearance to land on any runway the airplane turned and left toward one of the runways but crashed about 1000 feet short of the airport. officials say the plane was built in 2011 and was a single-engine aluminum aircraft. >> and rv 10 kit built plane essentially aircraft, an owner can assemble and maintain, according to experts, these planes have a very safe t

with alina della, i have great hopes, i am here for my neighbors, and everyone in alma watching, as well as for every refugee who is waiting for a decision to return to the gaza strip. we went through a lot of difficulties. 15 months of the terrible war against gaza, which did not stop for a minute. we were waiting for a prisoner exchange and we came here even if we have to spend a week or 2 or 3 here, we will wait just to return to our homes in the gaza strip. and because, i mean that's just pushes from what i came here early to. i haven't seen my husband for nearly a year and a half. some of my children were killed and some of my daughters are in the north, and i can't see them either. my house is destroyed and i want to see what remains of it because i built it myself and brought to the island and the zoo. this place attracts the attention of all the cameras of the world, especially after the cease fire allowed the palestinians who spent more than 15 months in exile in the central and southern parts to start returning hundreds of thousands of citizens will travel along this route to g

if alina could help me out behind it, an office building there, this is a mixed residential. i'm office district barely a pain of gloss, dep standing. it wasn't the use of the time. moving around here, the office and commercial sense of continues behind the residential buildings. loads of them with the front windows and front rooms, blown out small commercial premises, overhead. and a large shopping center, which we've heard talked about the metro station and the mcdonald's, the badly damaged. one of the 3 victims that we understand basically an outside that mcdonald's restaurant the apps killed, waiting for it to us and it's doors at around 6 am this morning. joe knows, i mentioned in the intro, coming to you that russia says it targeted a rocket manufacturing facility and looking at the damage. oh, you know, what can we say about how much of that was sustained? well look, beat you cried. you know, if i were to send me, i'm never going to confirm information like that. we've certainly spoken to people local residents here who have alluded to the possibility that there is som

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and alina bab bulk representing the european union, and one of the highest level west them diplomatic visits. since the us side regime was toppled last month, diplomats called for a peaceful as inclusive transition. and then the lifting of sanctions on syria will depend on the country's political future to the german and french, one minister coming to sylvia, together in the name of the you. is this form sick? know that the politic a new beginning is possible now, and that's the european union will do everything to help that the future will be a free one and a safe one for everybody. a better future for syria means and inclusive peaceful transfer of power. reconciliation and reconstructs this requires the political dialogue involving all ethnic and religious groups involving men and equally women who run a virus live for us. now in the mosque us, uh they have sometimes a little bit more about the french and german 4 ministers visits. and what they requesting the last, the, the delegation, the friends of jet and the ministers of finding up as when they thought of the trip to damascus,

. >> reporter: alina turk is head of transport strategy and planning at transport for london, or tfl,w york's mta. >> when we first introduced congestion charging, it's had a really, really positive impact. >> reporter: tfl says the number of vehicles driving into central london dropped by 18% within the first year of congestion pricing, and congestion inside the zone was reduced by 30%. but now more than 20 years later, the traffic is back. according to the traffic analysis company, london is the most congested city in the world as of 2022 with the average london driver losing 166 hours compared to 117 hours in new york city. how do you measure if the charge is working if people are still sitting in traffic? >> it's about overall vehicle numbers and going down, but that space being repurposed for other uses. making central london and the city much more pleasant place to be, but also increasing the through-put of people that you're getting through. >> reporter: in its 20 years, revenue from congestion pricing has put 2.6 billion pounds, or $3 billion into public transportation. when c

reaction to all of this counselor to the president alina habba is with us. were there almost from the beginning even on fake news cnn they acknowledge donald trump beat them. if you go back six, eight months ago we had no idea how this would play else. with the fact they took it this far should scare everybody. >> fear no more in 10 days i am so proud to be going right back to where he belongs and we got him where he needed to be witches of the white house so this can end. this does not need to end it ended for donald trump today we will appeal it we will unveil what happened. we will unveil the sham we will talk about how the corruption has permeated our justice system. i have been speaking with you ad nauseam about that for nearly four years now but now we have a chance to fix it does for america. maybe president had to go through this and be the victim of this because he is the only one that can truly fix it and get america's attention about the corruption. now we get to work. i am so excited for the next 10 days until we're there we will be working so ha

as well as alina habba who took over kilian conway's old job with the new trump administration. i just something about this day? i have thought about this often when bill clinton was inaugurated i was covering it from the rest front of the capital where festivities were and i was chatting with republican congressman jerry lewis from california. he was not any more partisan that the next guy but he was a republican through and through. he was in festive spirits he was in a great mood and they asked him what he was so happy about. he says this is a great day. this is america. this is how we do this year. not every country does it this way. this is a wonderful day. and i thought he is absolutely right. i watch these proceedings today and i have to say it hit me emotionally more than i would have imagined. we do this look, these are divided times, there is still hard feelings, i get all of that. but look at the way the democrats carried out their roles. they were gracious, amy club the democratic the chair of the inaugural committee played her role and everybody did it because that

alina habba, one at the top attorneys for the incoming president and his legal cases. she will now serve as a counselor at the white house to president-elect trump. i think there is a little bit of disappointment that we will not see incoming president outside on that platform taking the oath of office. i wonder if you do know if they will be walking at all at pennsylvania avenue. will people be able to see them outside? >> my understanding at this point and obviously it is a moving target both first and foremost go to the president is only concerned with safety. but is actually cold and i am in d.c. dramatically colder than new york and a cold front coming. we don't want anyone uncomfortable. he will be sworn in the capital and projections on the screen as my understanding. he will speak at a different location where holding a rally the day before so that people will get to see him as well. so, it is not just -- it is not just about him that more about the american people. he wants to make sure everybody is happy, comfortable, and able to watch it. this will turn out

correspondent alina shirazi has the latest. >> the 56 speaker of the united states house of representativesthe honorable mike johnson. >> speaker of the house mike johnson keeps his gavel a tense vote friday for america. speaker republicans changing their boats from a no to a yes, we have a mandate and >> that was shown in the election cycle that people want america first agenda. >> backing johnson with his support to speaking by phone with representative ralph norman from south carolina and keith self from texas whipping and flipping their votes for johnson question rest >> he's why is the only one that's got to be alive? what the process really shows. >> the challenges on the path ahead for johnson as the party charge the path forward on president elect trump's ambitious agenda. johnson says his mission going into the new congress will be to work on bills filled with the president elect's agenda items with 2 main priorities addressing border security and extending trump's tax cuts passed in 2017 and set to expire at the end of 2025. after 4 years of high inflation, we have a big agenda. w

he started in north carolina months after that state was hit by hurricane alina. and then he landed in los angeles a little over an hour ago. obviously the wildfires there. governor newsom was on the tarmac, greeted him with a handshake. the 2 spoke to each other and then reporters. >> the president here to also expressed some concerns about how disasters have been dealt with across the country. our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt joins us now live to explain. thanks for being here. hi, justine and grant. >> like you mentioned, president trump is now on the ground in california touring some of that damage and the moment that he met, governor newsom on the tarmac was really interesting because he has previously blamed california officials for the damages caused by the fire, but the to pledge to work together on recovery efforts in california, though, as you mentioned, president trump is very critical of federal recovery efforts in general. in western north carolina. help us help get our community back. families described losing everything to hurricane

jose. 67 in hayward, 70 degrees in berkeley. 65 degrees in san francisco and a beautiful 69 in saint alinaemperatures running well above the average for this time of year. but that will soon change as well. things are beginning to shift gears right now. you can hardly tell, though, on the doppler radar we are so far dry right now. but just off the coastline that ridge of high pressure kind of moving on overhead right now. you can see those strong offshore winds moving further south, but eventually that ridge is going to start to flatten out a movie. so all of a sudden things are going to begin to change. the clouds should begin to roll in as early as tomorrow. and the temperatures should start to cool down. and then we start to talk about the possibility of a couple of raindrops specially in southern california. if you head outside this evening, temperatures cooling off as the sun sets in the bay area. a little cool out there. grab a light jacket. if you're headed out the door skies, stay nicely clear. as we head toward about 6 7 o'clock this evening. late tonight, some changes few more cl

. >> evenity wu xiujie alina habba. in any. >> fear and. >> ramadan. >> lee elia. ardani wolf blitzer. >> all i'd. >> like to iron wall. vikram. elia. >> this was the moment rula was reunited with. >> her daughter and husband last. >> week. >> having suffered. >> from health. >> complications in the first few months of life. >> rula says. >> it was a relief to see her daughter doing well after almost a year of agonizing separation. but rula herself has also been through unimaginable suffering while in detention. >> lamb. lamb. lamb. >> natalie dale. tom. >> lamb. el-hammam. >> lamb. >> rula says that the day she and 89 other prisoners were transferred for release as part of the ceasefire deal, they were subjected to hours of psychological and physical abuse. she recalls that they were pushed down to their knees, dragged across the ground while handcuffed and dressed only in thin layers. while out in the cold. they were then made to watch hours of israeli propaganda video before being released. but like so many other palestinians in israeli jails, abuse and harassme

alina. 31 santa rosa. 29 in fairfax and 43 degrees in san francisco. 38 cemetery.y is freezing cold. high pressure is one of the reasons because it's been keeping the lot of the clouds away and we certainly have been keeping the rain away. but the rain is starting to head toward california. it is looking toward california rain and some snow. but the thing is the dividing line between the rain and then brought no rain is about. but the golden gate, which means northern california and even the north bay looks to see pretty good rain rest of us. i think it's hit and miss thing. i think we will see if some raindrops probably not significant until maybe tuesday. so significant north bay earlier. but by tuesday, i think we'll be ok in terms of temperatures today. lot of areas in the 50's 50's to low 60's. as you see lot of areas right along the water's edge in the 50's you start to head south toward the santa clara valley, as you might expect, numbers in the 60's when the warm spots and is a itself at 63 degrees. 62 in livermore, hayward, only 59 richmond. 58, but napa.

. >> yantar, alina omar ghraieb nabil abdallah guy reffitt. na na na na na. kyiv.uty hi hi. >> al-mawasi. >> robot. >> israeli. >> uqora. yani. >> good. >> vance. omar ghraieb. vance. hi. one dansgame. fish. bowen yang. fish. fish. fish fish. fish. >> shawarma. >> fish. brian mccormack. khalil al-hayya. fish. >> da da da da emily metz. >> and another war that is still raging. u.s. president donald trump says that he will meet with russian leader vladimir putin as soon as possible. with the conflict in ukraine at the top of the agenda. >> mr. president, can i ask you about ukraine? do you have any update on when you are going to talk to russian president, vladimir, russian president putin? >> he wants to speak and we'll be speaking soon. and i've spoken to president zelenskyy numerous times. and they'd like to see peace. they would like to see an end to the war. and i think president putin would like to see an end to the war. so we'll see if we can help it along. but i think it's a shame. it's a war that would it never happened if i were president. >> we appreciate

i think i see alina habba in the back near lara trump. i'll just say a big family affair for this second day. this is really the conclusion of the inaugural festivities for donald trump. now the service is being dubbed as a prayer for the nation. the church has made very clear that this type of event is not political to them. it is all about trying to bring together different faith leaders for really the entire nation to see around the inauguration. and of course, as you know, the washington cathedral is really a staple of the washington, dc establishment, also for different administrations. i mean, just two weeks ago, not even two weeks ago, we saw donald trump and several other former presidents come to this cathedral for jimmy carter's funeral. so a big moment today as they're closing this all out. now, i would also just note that, you know what's interesting, just taking into account donald trump's administration and what and, you know, this moment for him at the cathedral behind me and having the service, is that his administration a

and also note alina habba, i believe, is being appointed as his counselor and the white house counselor all of the attorneys who assisted him, though i don't think she was a successful, are being given, you know, these gifts of appointments for the white house. of course it's all all it's all bribes. it's all corruption, george. and you know, donald trump, you know, theoretically, a person who normally is convicted of a felony can't vote in the state of florida. and about eight other former confederate states. already, the governor of florida has said, no, we're going to let him vote anyway. we're going to clear his record, let him do that. there's like 38 countries you're not supposed to be able to travel to, including england, canada, mexico, australia, japan, china, argentina, all of which he visited in his first term. 38 countries. you're not allowed to get in if you're a felon. you know all of the stigma that normally associates. you have to check a box if you want to buy a gun, if you want to get certain licenses, you can't sell weed. have a weed business. donald trump is already

. >> alina habba is. >> like one of the. >> you know, the biggest balls here in town.ill literally have a thousand people on a waiting list right now. >> maha was born when kennedy ended his presidential campaign and joined forces with trump. >> don't you want a president that's. >> going to make america healthy again? >> trump's inauguration put the maha agenda on its biggest stage yet. >> together, we will end the chronic disease epidemic and keep our children safe, healthy and disease free. >> him specifically calling. out fixing the chronic disease issue. i cheered from my seat. vani hari isn't a medical professional, but she's built an audience of over 2 million followers on instagram. as the food babe. she was an obama delegate in 2012, but spent this weekend with trump's picks to lead health. >> the people i've been meeting with have been unreal. >> is this the first time that health and wellness influencers have had the ear of the president in this way? >> yes. >> i was radicalized during the pandemic. i was greatly disturbed and confused about mandating a vacc

i want to talk about it more with cnn medical analyst and doctor alina leana wen, an emergency physician former baltimore health commissioner. doctor, it's good to have you back. what are your thoughts on this advisory? do you think alcohol should come with warning labels? >> well, look, i think it's reasonable, anderson, for the surgeon general to issue an advisory, because when there is new evidence, you would expect that our nation's top doctor, that our scientific agencies change their recommendations. and in recent years, there has been emerging evidence that is linking excessive alcohol in particular, but also even moderate alcohol use to several types of cancers, including breast cancer, liver cancer, esophageal cancer, colorectal cancer. so i think it's good to give people that information. some people are not it's not going to change their habits at all. but some people it might actually change what they do. so for example, the surgeon general cites a cites studies that indicate a woman's lifetime risk of getting breast cancer if she drinks very little or not at all. is 11 out o

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in a historic flight a few months ago, gavin degraw is scheduled to be performing i also talked to alina, president trump trump newest advisor, in the house as well. president trump is scheduled to be speaking at this event tonight, he is understandably running behind which is just fine he has had a busy day and the temperature outside right now, the wind has been kicking up so i think a lot of the people inside of this party tonight or happy to not be outdoors! >> trace: that's an understatement, alive for us in washington, thank you. -- live for us in washington, thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> after being criticized by the liberal media for her appearance at the ceremony carrie underwood killed it. following a musical mishap in the inauguration, let's bring in senior editor in the conservative partnership institute vp of programs. thank you both for coming on. unbelievable, you look at that and she is like, join in if you want but i'm going in alone and she was exceptional. >> absolutely, class e is the word i used, leno but in a high-pressure moment when something goes wrong with the tv and a

[habla en inglÉs] >> nos emocionamos mucho alina y yo porque la pelÍcula no habÍa salido.ra filmar su propia pelÍcula, nicole tiene claro dÓnde quiere realizarla. >> me encantarÍa film en mÉxico. quiero ir a rodar una pelÍcula en mÉxico. lo estoy diciendo abiertamente. hay directores muy talentosos, pero me encantarÍa filmar ahÍ. >> con sÓlo una llamada lo pierdes todo. hola. te dejaste el portÁtil en la oficina. >> mamÁ, se puede quedar a dormir? ♪ ♪ alan: es el renacer de nicole kidman. se me hace una de las mejores actrices. karla: y como que estÁ de moda esta historia de mujeres mayores con chavos. el otro dÍa estaba viendo una asÍ tambiÉn. es el fenÓmeno. es el fenÓmeno de mujer de 40 con chicos de 20 y pico. jessica: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, instagram y la red social x. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. alan: Ándale. karla: me dicen que los viejos estÁn pasado de moda. alan: luego cuando anda con una chava lo critican mucho. quÉ me

alina habba joined us last hour to weigh in on the clashes. >> we're getting them through because they'reen taking meeting ands answering tough questions and they threatedden them and say we're going to tame your time, take all the time you want. at the end of the day, push them through because this is what americans voted for on november 5, and these people are disrupters in a good way and will fix this country. brian: joe, does getting pete hegseth through change the whole ball game for the rest of the confirmation. that was the same as the biggest hill to cry and going for them as far as trying to take out pete in that situation and all these things that obviously went on the record. joe: they were people here at fox that worked with pete going for kudlow and he was shop and professional like the confirmation hearings and he got over the hurd and will i don't see four -- hurdle going for them to define president trump during this and going to have speaker johnson as far as him being the speaker to and he wanted pete hegseth and can't see now at one point and going for murkowski, colins

counsel to president trump, alina habba to weigh in on the confirmation clashes.'ified and that is a truth. these are qualified individualsn ang d they will succeed. they have been taking meetingse and answering tough questions. whenyour they threat domain threatened him and say we will take our time, take all the time you want but in the and you, anbetter push them through peria this is what the americans voted for.coun they will fix this country. ♪ ♪ >> so joe, does getting pete hegseth through kind of change who the whole ball game r the rest of these confirmationsg >> that was seen, brian, the biggest hill to climb and r thdemocrats put all their chis on the table as far as trying to take out pete and that situation. but they ran with all the stories based on anonymous sources. regarding excessive drinking and i'll let these things obviously the only people thatjo went on e record were people here at fox that worked with pete like rachel campos that they will r larry kudlow or i useddlow to go on and still do "fox & friends we can" and never once did i think wh

alina. 38 meanwhile for fairfax and those numbers are trailing from yesterday's performance at this time. again, you notice the sun and clouds deal, but that we get into sunday looks good as we afternoon hours a little bit better on that clearing there, too. now all this low level moisture is not only giving us some cloud cover, but also central valley where they have that to fog. that's at work check into those winds. they're pretty typical, you know, kind of on shore, not really eventful for the most part throughout the next about 48 hours or so. we don't see any major storm systems coming our way. breaking this all down for you today. we've got variable clouds, cool in the upper 50's. we bout a bump that to the lower 60's for tomorrow and again, better clearing for you, too. although today kind of uneventful with those temperatures, which we typically would see during a rain event, not so much of a sunny one next week, mostly sunny and mild, lower 60's prevail next couple of days. more of that to come again. mixed bag of the sun and clouds will get more into that. and check out that l

so some areas in the 30's still, but we're starting now in the 40's. 48 for sonoma. 35%, alina.e big question is, will there be rain? well, as southern california, there's a chance for coming in next saturday. the long-range model does show briefly some light rain, which is what they would need. they need just brief amounts of rain because moderate rains could cause some debris flows and mudslides could cause some flooding. so the good news for them is a navy getting just a little bit. our temperatures just a little bit below normal for today in san francisco and our temperatures are in the 50's just about everywhere. looking for 50's into the 60's in the south bay. 52 sent in half moon bay. 55 for burlingame. it should start to head south a little bit warmer. palo alto, 62 degrees for san jose and santa clara, 60 from milpitas and numbers again, mainly in the 50's, 59 for walnut creek. and as you head to the north bay yacht bill, one of the warm spots at 61 nevado 59 degrees. so for the next 7 days, we are in for another dry spell windy, though, with the wind advisory in effect