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we are deeply honored to be joined today by laken's parents allison and john and her sister, lauren. thank you so much. [applause] so sad. we were together right after that happened. it is a tremendous tribute to your daughter what is taking place today. that is all i can say. it is so sad we have to be doing it at all. thank you so much for being here. to laken's family we will keep laken's memory alive in our hearts together, in everyone's hearts and with today's action her name will live forever in the laws of our country, a very important law that has brought democrats and republicans to do. that is not easy to do. laken did it. america will never ever forget laken hope riley. the vicious criminal that murdered her was an illegal alien from a venezuelan prison gang that trespassed across our southern border in 2022 and was apprehended by border patrol. but in order -- but under the cruel policies of the last administration, instead of being deported as he should have been he was released into the united states, as were millions of other people, many of them very dangerous people.

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. >> cnn's allison chinchar is with us now. which areas are most at risk? >> you know, oddly, the ones that really needed the rain. and that's kind of the issue here. we want to see the rain in california, especially central and southern california. you just don't want too much in a short period of time. so you've already got some of these rain showers funneling in across northern california. that will spread as we go through the next days. it's not just rain and snow, but also wind. some of these wind gusts up around 4050, even as high as 65mph. that's going to take some of that snow and blow it around and likely reduce visibility. it's going to be multiple days because we have multiple atmospheric rivers. so today the focus is northern california. tomorrow it starts to shift south into central california. and eventually by tuesday and wednesday, we finally see some of that rain making it down to los angeles and san diego, where they desperately need to see some rain. the concern here is that it is a powerful atmospheric river. a level four from san franci

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allison in sarasota engine and as well as war and gauze of finally guessing a way out for treatment throughout the border. crossing between egypt and gaza is set to reopen on saturday for the 1st time and 8 months. and then this need be for patients needing medical attention and the world health organization says 50 will be allowed to leave on saturday. in the military wing of hamas has announced the names of 3 is where the captive set to be released on saturday as a colder on cape, siegel and you all to be boss. $183.00 palestinian prisoners will be released and exchange from his riley trails. more than a 100 of them have been arrested since the war on guns up began. united nations says at least 700 people have been killed and nearly 3000 injured in fighting this . we can go and the eastern democratic republic of congo, the london bucks m 23 fights as caps of the city. earlier this week. the white house is tired of sound good from goods from mexico, canada and china will come into force on saturday present. donald trump says he's not taking concessions from trading partners and accuse of them

open to some form of engagement with cut i guess, despite its rejection of my daughter's legitimacy, allison that i did, i just read a book with that the us has kind of caught coordinate to the strikes against will they call i so small leah or princes and the goal is mountains. president trump says they talk of the senior tech find out who recruited in somalia and pose the threats of us and its allies to at least 50 full people have been killed and several engineers. saddam's comforts will have to him and showing by the power military rapid support forces and markets was the times and on the months to see our stuff has been talking area is controlled by the sudanese army closing mass civilian casualties. how much vol has more from the city of was money incidents to 0 states? you reports from the know hospital then on the minds us one of the cities composing the. so then his cups of cost to him at says at least $6.00 deals whom i shouldn't have been killed, but several others, maybe thousands happy with that as the number is possibly going size in the next 2 hours because they have been calli

open to some form of engagement with cadillac es. despite its rejection of my daughter's legitimacy, allison that i did the, i just need a book with that. a. hi there i'm doing this is crashed in new york city of philadelphia, canning all 6 people on board that was taking a young girl and her mother from a hospital to their home in mexico. unofficial reports less than 40 hours from a disaster that shocked america. another playing crush, the moment of impact again, captured by local video cameras. the small ambulance was reportedly trying to return to original executive airport in ne philadelphia, having reported issues after taiko, it didn't make it igniting a fireball, shaking the ground. we do want to know that several dwellings and vehicles were impacted. so what are we asking you to do for us right now? philadelphia we're urging you to please stay away from the scene. if you see debris called 911 from another camera, it appears the plane smashed into the ground coming down vertically. here you can see nearby homes on fire. the flight was attending a young girl home to mexico after what w

open to some form of engagement with cut i guess, despite its rejection of my daughter's legitimacy, allison that i did the, i just need a book with the step in protest and panama are ahead of us of just state monica, ruby is visits relations between the 2 sides of the stream, after president from threatened to take back control of the panama canal. a latin america editor. let's see a newman reports now from panama city. the n t american demonstrations in panama of capital, reminiscent of the last century when this country fought for sovereignty over the panama canal, the city is being plastered with national flags. the head of us secretary of state might go reveals visit here to discuss donald trump's threats to take back us control the canal. even american tourists here are perplexed. you have no idea. we don't understand. yeah, we don't know why the issue or tools, the 5 ports that operate on either side of the canals run by hong kong company. a chinese company is also building a force bridge over the canal. and president trump says they present a threat to us national interest because ch

the beast allison is bred, that goes to be released. they never thought they were going to be released until this moment. it's becoming brielle for a lot of people will happen to be family members, brother. there are many of those and it's inside is really jammed indeed. and that is the next big event that is expected today this saturday after the release of the 3 is really captive palestinian prisoners a 133 of them. now due to be freed from is really just some of a prison note to me. last time, honey, there was a delay in the releasing of those kind of sydney and prisoners because the prime minister of israel had deemed as that the release of the captives had happened in his word in a chaotic way. and that therefore, of israel was reconsidering some, uh, some of its, uh, what he was due to, to do with that is a release of policy in prison. hopefully there is no delay this time around because this process, this saturday, has gone much more than the previous 142 hours ago. we're watching now the red cross vehicles. we've got the city le

to some form of engagement with cut, i guess, despite its rejection of my daughter's legitimacy, allison that i did the, i just need a book with that. south africa has become a magnet for remote workers, also introducing a digital nomad fees last year. and that's why the scheme brings economic benefits . summarize, it doesn't say we can no longer afford to live in their own cities from the developed reports from cape town, with its picture perfect scenery, good with the affordable cost of living for international visitors. because what is the cape tony is attracting a growing community of remote workers or digital no matter aside from a tourist. visa is the government's implemented, a new visa program that allows them to stay for up to 90 days. naturally, brooks is from the u. k. and runs own business in line. she's been working remotely from cape town for up to 6 months at a time. there's lots of money that's coming in for tourism, but also in lots of countries with as a high digital name and presence, the locals are getting very frustrated by the impact that it's having particularly on

open to some form of engagement with cut i guess, despite its rejection of my daughter's legitimacy, allison that i did the, i just need a book with the police and panama has fired tear gas into a crowd of people protesting against an upcoming visit by a newly appointed us secretary of state, marco rubio. the interest has been triggered by president dalton's proposal for the us to take back control of the panama canal. he says, china has an unfair influence over the waterway. this is one of the subjects that ruby, it will be discussing with government officials in panama when he arrives on sunday . right. and that's it for me 0 then. yeah, he'll be back in a few moments with more of our continuing coverage of the gaza ceasefire here on after 0. take very short break and we are back at the top of the our stay with the in february 1958. the french airport responded to nation village near of curious border, getting more than 70 people. what happened in the psyche it showed that the colonial status quote was on sustainable. the sec used to be used to attack resounded as far as the united nations

as his mother allison tearfully said during the event, "the president said that he would secure our borders, he's a man of his word and we trust he will fight for the american people." we will never forget her words. in order to lock up more illegal aliens, the president signed a memorandum to detain them at guantanamo bay, expanding the migrant operations center at the naval station there to full capacity in order to provide critical extra detention space for high priority criminal illegals. our brave agents continue to arrest more and more of these types of individuals every day in these communities across the country. i have more for you. january 27th, 2025, i chicago arrested a citizen from guatemala who was arrested for solicitation of a child, disturbing, sentenced to 24 months probation. ice atlanta arrested a citizen of south korea who has been convicted of nine counts of possession or control of material depicting minors in sexually explicit conduct. january 20 eighth, i's new york arrested a mexican national previously charged by new york for attempted murder and possession of a w

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. >> bobby allison. >> takes command. >> jeff gordon looking for the checkered flag. earnhardt to the inside. here comes logano. here they come to the line. >> when you can't watch, listen. get the latest news, business, and news headlines on sirius xm anytime, anywhere. fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. >> continuing our coverage of the awful air crash in philadelphia. six people on board a medevac learjet that, as you can see there, slammed into the ground in a densely packed neighborhood. there is no word on any survivors from that plane, and it is hard to believe, as you look at those pictures, that anybody could have survived it. also, there are casualties on the ground in what was rush hour, 6 p.m. eastern friday night. let's go live now to fox news correspondent cb cotton and cb. it's obviously a little calmer than it was a few hours ago, but i imagine although you're being kept away from the scene for obvious reasons, it's still a hive of activity. in terms of the investigation behind you there. >> jonathan, i would definitely say so. this from

cnn meteorologist allison chinchar has more. >> even after. >> all the rain that california and the westoast saw this weekend, it's not over yet. we still have several days more of heavy rain to go, so there is still a concern for flooding across portions of northern and central california on monday. and then tuesday we begin to see more of that moisture spread southward, so areas like los angeles and san diego will now finally start to be able to see some rain showers in their area. it's also not just rain. we're going to be looking at plenty of snow too. lots of winter weather advisories and warnings and watches in effect. and some of these areas could be looking at 2 to 4ft of snow total. now, when we talk about these atmospheric river events, and there are multiple of them expected over the next several days, we typically see level twos and level threes. those are mostly beneficial rain, with at least the potential for some hazardous impacts. but the concern here is that we're looking at a level four atmospheric river, especially just north of san francisco near the fort bragg area.

a fellow east palestine resident, misty allison, wrote in time magazine that, quote, they, trump andance gave us hope that even in times of partisan, division leaders could come together to support those in need, and now they can, quote, address the critiques they lobbed at the previous administration and direct directly make good on their promises. what's your especially in the community after what the community has been through your faith that politicians that a government can make good on promises here. >> i speak very highly or think very highly of, uh, missy. and she was able to put that a lot more eloquently than, than than i could. um, i feel like, uh, that is, that is the the the point. this needs to be an above partisan. uh. situation. uh, this company is owned by, you know, multi companies that are, you know, controlling large portions of this nation's economy. and they need to be held accountable. and sometimes i feel like our politicians are too scared to step to the table and do that. >> there have been settlements. have you or do you know people in the community who hav

meteorologist allison chinchar has the latest. >> there's not one. but multiple atmospheric river. events that will be hitting the west coast over the next several days. and that's leading to the potential for flooding. you've got over 12 million people under flood watches currently, but we're also going to be dealing with a significant amount of snow. all of these areas here. so that includes the sierras, the cascades, the olympics and even the rockies looking at substantial amounts of snow over the next 24 to 48 hours. in terms of atmospheric rivers, when you have level twos and threes, those are mostly beneficial, with the potential for some hazardous impacts. but we are going to be looking at a level four around san francisco and slightly north of that. the concern here is, while still beneficial, now you start seeing most of it being hazardous, especially in the form of that excessive amount of rainfall and also the potential for some landslides. here's a look at the forecast. we already had rain yesterday on saturday. now we're looking at more of that rain to surge in today a

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it's right next to an allison transmission plant. there they are.ere's no there's no gm factory. there's an allison factory. it's gigantic. and where do those go? i mean, they, you know, you don't make the whole close. china is still closed. >> for the lunar new year. >> i just want to let you know, the lunar new year. what are you, like, a weatherman. >> pdt down five or. yeah, premarket. jim, to your point about timu. >> and sheehan. >> timu and sheehan are losers here. and amazon's a winner because jassy has said oco has said over and over again that those he doesn't make any money off of those two other than to be able to sell them where you actually get a date. and that's what his advantage is, is that when you order from timu, which i have ordered from, and sheehan, which i have ordered from, you don't know when they come. i mean, i ordered some some timu from my wife. it came well after her birthday. i had to slip it into valentine's day. and i would tell you that i mentioned this to you before. david, i want to make a point. like roger ailes

joining us now is washington post democracy reporter sarah allison.sarah, you have this new article out in the post where you spoke to more than two dozen trump critics, and they talked about ways they're trying to protect themselves and their families, should they become the target of this administration. what did they tell you? what really stands out from those conversations? well, thank you for. >> having me first. >> these are people. >> some of whom are not. >> trump critics at all. >> we spoke to people who are. >> election officials who. >> were just. administering elections in their county. >> or in their state. and but what they told. >> us, and we. >> were talking to them even. before some of the actions. >> that. >> you mentioned. >> had been implemented. >> these are people who have been afraid of what. >> is going. >> to. >> happen to them. >> in a. >> second trump. >> administration. >> because donald trump has. >> talked about how he. >> is the retribution of his supporters. what these people told us is that they have been. packing go b

my wife allison, sitting behind me,e for 30 years has been my great partner, adviser and spectacular mother to our wonderful children. my oldest son kyle behind me, brandon, casey, and ryan. my extraordinary sister edie is here and allison's brother rick and my sister-in-law abby and many of my closest friends who have chosen to come down to support me.ri i grew up on long island, new york. my mother was an artist as you said and our teacher, my father was a profestivus sore of -- professor of american history. my mother, jane, taught me to appreciate life. at age 14, she was diagnosed with terminal cancer and she decided if she was going to die before then, she was going to live. i'll never forget the day she pulled me out of class so i rushed to the car said are you okay? she said i'm okay, let's go. we drove to new york city, we went to art galleries, then we went to the opera and went to late night dinner, got home super late and expected me to get up and get to school on time the next day. my mother died in february of 1978 when i was 16 years old. a year and a half later, my fa

my extraordinary sister edie is also here as well as allison's brother rick and my sister-in-law abby and many of my closest friends who have chosen to come down to support me. i grew up on long island, new york. my mother was an artist and my father was professor p. my mother taught me how to appreciate life. when i was 14 she was diagnosed with terminal cancer. she decided if she was going to die before then she was going to live. she pulled me out of class so i rushed to the car and said are you ok she said i'm ok, let's go. we drove to new york city, went to art galleries and the opera, late night dinner and then she expected me to get up and get to school on time the next day. my mother died in february of 1978. my father was diagnosed a cap diagnosis secret for me because he wanted to make sure i left to start college in the fall but he dropped me off at school and week later he went for his first chemotherapy treatment at a local hospital. a nurse accidentally gave him the wrong dose and he died right then and there. it was september 12, 1979 and i was 18 years old. we all know