what moves voters what alyssa talked about. you have to be talking about lowering grocery prices. vuf to talk about the cost of living. you have to talk about the things that every average american is talking about at their kitchen table and we lost focus of that. january 6th is a day that if i were to sit here and tell alyssa or anyone else that i want to go out and injure 140 police officers, i want to make sure that the president of the united states is down at the mall threatening democracy, and then, if kamala harris doesn't certify the elections, i want her hung. that would actually chill the backbone of people that heard me say that. that is what we went through. that is a day in our history. but going forward, democrats have to be about the party of tomorrow. donald trump is a very little man, as we just saw in that -- in his talking about how difficult it is. he's going to air those grievances, and that's fine. but democrats have to find some backbone and be a party about tomorrow, not necessarily about january 6th. >> david urban, the president- elect will obviously cont

on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, alyssa corum and al root. good to see you. jack: the market was meandering the weekend friday fell out of bed, what was going on. >> harder than expected december jobs report suspect investors. in unexpected pickup and payroll gains 256,000 in the unemployment rate fell to 1.4%, hotter than expected academy that means treasury yields already going crazy enough again after 4.77%, the tenure is significant because a break after a 14 month high. not looking good, the nasdaq fell 2.4% for the week. there was an attempt to close off close on friday. i'm trying to find the silver lining but ultimately feels like the market is hanging by a thread because investors are hyper focused on any and all economic data. >> i'll tell you the silver lining the payroll report as strong gobs are untrue jobs report, though an appointment, wages are not going up more than they should be, this is great news and will take a while for the market to realize but as long as economies growing, earnings are growing in stocks go up. >> i agree the backdrop

in san francisco, alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. police are not only busy in the portola neighborhood, also investigating a shooting downtown tonight. the shootings were fired about 630 this evening near the corner of fifth and bryan streets. officers found a victim. paramedics rushed that person to the hospital with life threatening injuries. investigators have yet to release a suspect description or make an arrest. oakland police are investigating the department's first officer-involved shooting of the year. all started early this morning on macarthur boulevard near 66th avenue. police say a sergeant confronted a man firing a rifle. the man shot at the sergeant and missed and then took off running during a chase. the sergeant shot and hit the man who ran into a nearby apartment building, and that led to an hours long standoff. the suspect eventually surrendered. it's unclear how badly he was hit. we're told he is in the hospital and stable. reopened and ready for business. less than two weeks after a section of the santa cruz whar

but, alyssa, your thoughts on this? mean, could there be a jailbreak that we're going to see later today if other republicans get on board with thomas massie, this thing could get ugly. >> it could. listen, i've been through a lot of these speaker fights in my previous life on capitol hill, and a lot of it is about sending a signal. so i actually agree with the congressman you were interviewing before. there's a world in which mike johnson goes down on the first ballot, and a number of freedom caucus members, i'm watching who we call the gaetz eight, who last congress voted against kevin mccarthy on multiple ballots. where's lauren boebert? where's chip roy in this to register that they have some discontent but then ultimately come around on a second ballot. mike johnson has basically the two most powerful things he could have the donald trump endorsement and simply the math. the math does not math for anyone else. he is the most likely person to be able to get the votes necessary to be speaker. and i would add to that

and alyssa, i don't know.'t know what you were thinking, but i really personally was immensely touched by the relationship between gerald ford and jimmy carter. you know, they had a very bitter campaign. all these campaigns are bitter, right? obama, romney, whatever. they're always bitter. some more bitter than others. but gerald ford and jimmy carter actually legitimately becoming friends almost reluctantly after stuck on this plane together to and from the anwar funeral in 1981 and just really became very close. and it would be nice to think of that being possible again. >> well, it's a reminder that the presidency is bigger than any one man or woman who may someday hold it, and the stakes of the office, the things that they will encounter. >> it is this unique and small club that is different as barack obama and donald trump may seem, they've actually had to encounter some very similar things. obama the rise of i.s.i.s. when he was in office. donald trump dealing with essentially eliminating the i.s.i.s. ca

in san francisco, alyssa goard, nbc bay area news.at so much, so many people here in the bay area across the country really wanting to pitch in to help with what happened in la. and, you know, one of the things that sparked this was obviously the winds we get we're getting winds here as well. it's an interesting situation. you know, it's not what you would expect in january to have red flag warnings for multiple days. but we have kind of an unusual pattern that's affecting what's happening in southern california and also what's happening here in the bay area tonight, as you saw just a few minutes ago, we continue to see wind gusts in our local mountains from 40 to 60mph, but not so much in san jose. it's still pretty mild outside. it's 60. you got some north winds at times and some pret dry conditions, and you can see it especially out towards dublin. 19% humidity right now. north wind at 12mph. at 58 degrees. we're seeing less wind. humidity at 71% closer to san rafael. again, not really seeing too much in the way of north wind. and

well, i'mjoined by the captain, alyssa, thank you forjoining us. yes, ma'am.bit about the group. so the kilgore college rangerettes are a precision dance team. we were the first drill team ever, and so we were made in the 19a0s, and we've just been high kicking ever since. amazing. and we've been seeing some of the high kicking this morning. it's too early, in my opinion. but anyway, so, is this your first time performing at the parade? yes, this is my first time performing here at a london parade, but we have done the macy's day parade back in the states, and we do a bunch of local parades as well. so how does it feel to be here in london taking part in the new year's day parade? it is just amazing to be over here, just to see all the different cultures and be able to bring our red, white and blue over here to europe. well, we're very happy to have you here. so, just talk to us about what you've got in store. so you're starting at midday. how long will you be in the parade and just talk about the route? so the route, i believe, is about three miles. and so we

alyssa goard today in the bay.ese devastating fires seem to be a reality for californians and east bay community held a disaster training class yesterday. in fact, berkeley holds cert classes every year. cert stands for community emergency response team. in the class, people learn how to help when first responders might not be available. the instructor began by talking about the l.a. fires and how the 1991 berkeley and oakland hills firestorm broke out under similar conditions. it's not new news to the people of berkeley, and i also mentioned that the whole north side of berkeley burned in 1923, and the same conditions and that and the number one thing that we've learned from this is that when these fires and these winds do occur is that we encourage people to evacuate early. organizers say there were so many people on the waiting list for this introductory class that they are planning two additional classes. we, of course, will continue to follow the fires in la throughout this newscast, but when we're not on the

from the state of michigan we are excited to welcome senator alyssa slotkin. another deeply experienced public servant another longtime veteran of the house and one of america's top national security experts that. she served in the cia under president bush and his department of defense under president obama. finally, i would like to acknowledge tomorrow colleagues that will already taken their oath but deserve special recognition on this special day. a longtime member of the house senator schiff is a well-known leader to many of us admired for his thoughtfulness, eloquence, fears love for democracy. finally, last but certainly not least i like to congratulate our newest colleague from new jersey, senator andy kim. he boasted impressive record as longtime leader in the house top national security expert and diplomat in the first korean-american from any state to serve in the senate. to our new colleagues we say welcome. we are excited to work with you you stop we are ready to help you and as you find your bearings, we urge you will never to lose sight of the gr

alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. oakland police are trying to figure out if a string of overnight burglaries are connected. video right there showing a car slamming the security gate at a smoke shop on san pablo avenue before at least six people run into that business. no one hurt. that was just one of three burglaries that happened overnight. the first happened at the extra mile gas station, 17th and castro streets, the second at the safeway at the ridge shopping center. the final that the smoke shop in all three cases. the three. the thieves broke down the door before taking off the cash register and other items. police are asking anyone with information to please give them a call. well, tesla fire in contra costa county being investigated as an arson. it happened just before three this afternoon in a parking lot on arnold drive in martinez. you see that video right there? investigators have not said how it started, but video shows flames and smoke coming out of those car windows. firefighters responded and were ev

alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. an east bay community is coming together to help one of their neighbors, whose cousin lost her southern california home. megan stern put out the word to friends in the danville area after her cousin, aaron dahl, lost everything in the palisades fire. the response was overwhelming, and she partnered with a friend who has experience helping fire victims to make sure the donations. all of these right here get to those who need them. today, a team of volunteers sorted the items, locked them up and loaded them up on a truck that's headed down to southern california tomorrow. we lost our whole community and we didn't know what to do. so when my family reached out and said that they wanted to help, of course, you know, you say yes. what you don't expect is for their community to then rally behind and then their community's community to rally behind. and it's just shows how good people are. i mean, people are so good. it just feels like this wonderful love of people who are always willing to

alyssa goard. today in the bay and police in san francisco are also investigating a shooting in the soma district. it happened around 630 last night at the corner of fifth and bryant streets. that's right near the on ramp to eastbound 80 the bay bridge. officers responded to find the shooting victim. paramedics rushed them to the hospital with life threatening injuries. we'll bring you a description of the shooter. police are looking for when we get it. an update now on that breaking news we brought to you yesterday morning. oakland police are now investigating the department's first officer-involved shooting of the year. it started around five yesterday morning on macarthur boulevard near 66th avenue. police say a sergeant confronted a man firing a rifle. oakland police say the man shot at the sergeant but missed, and he took off running. during the chase, the sergeant was forced to shoot at the man who ran into a nearby apartment building, and that led to an hours long standoff and dozens of poli

the state of maryland frment the state of -- from the state of michigan, we are excited to welcome alyssa livestock inn, she -- liveslock she served in the cia under president bush and in the department of defense under president obama. i would like to acknowledge two more colleagues who have taken their oesdzs because -- oaths because serve special recognition, senator schiff and senator kim. senator schiff is a well-known hered to many of us -- well known here to many of us. finally, last, but not least, i would like to congratulate our newest colleague from new jersey, senator kim. he was a long-time leader in the house, top expect in diplomat. so to our new colleagues, we say welcome. we're excited to work with you. we're ready to help you. as you find your bearings, we urge you never to lose sight of the great responsibility you carry as a member of this body. now, the election is behind us. it's time to look to the future. now begins the hard work, the important work, the solemn work of rewarding the trust the people have placed in us. soon the new administration will be sworn into

alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. boost to social security for millions of public workers, and that includes teachers, firefighters, police officers and other public sector workers. president biden signing the social security fairness act today that paves the way for nrly 3 million public workers to boost their social security benefits. the bipartisan bill repeals two provisions that reduce those benefits for certain public workers who also receive pension income. president biden says more than 2.5 million qualified americans will now receive a lump sum payment of thousands of dollars to make up for the shortfall in benefits they should have received in 2024. well, the bay area could see home prices go down as more homes hit the market. zillow projects that from november of 2024 to november of this year, typical home prices in san francisco will fall by $20,000. that brings the average home price to around $1.1 million, even though san francisco will see that 2% dip. prices in san jose are still expected to remain the

from michigan we are excited to welcome member alyssa slotkin, another longtime veteran of the house and one of america's top national security experts . at a time when americans demand bipartisanship senator slotkin knows how to do it . she served in the cia under president bush and the department of defense under pres. obama and finally i'd like to acknowledge two more colleagues that have taken m. their oath's that deserve special recognition on this special day. senator adam schiff from california, andy kim from new jersey . a longtime member of the house senator schiff is a well-known member of admired for his thoughtful status, eloquence and love of democracy and finally last but not least our newest colleague from new jersey senator andy kim. he boasts an impressive record as longtime leader in the house, top national security expert and is the first korean-american from any state to serve in the senate. so to our new colleagues we to work with you and are happy to help you and as you find your bearings we urge you to never lose sight of the greatresponsibility you carry as a

little fish trimball more the media and your beloved and idea of a cut out which you know to criteria. alyssa? yeah. like she'd be jeweler by your business. let change and so the end is up. so in a commodity i'd say i have a lovely special cardio for mary's to set up a new custody to the to get into. so you have to want to provide. yeah. for them to look through the put me into now some of the new you know, the bill of knuckle me says dip going yeah. yeah. was no stairs due to doing it. the was another function of the diesel flush of the method of the just clearly distorts. go to a smaller but i do some yes. and one. yeah. the, well, no chance can start knowledge, but when i do see here, so and yet some practice just your credentialing school to them, the kind of due to the baseline stuff i to re examine the another bullet last night, conduct a snip. can you got the name with the able to conduct the football? said the queen, my cheeks. cool. and let's see she quick for me. i'm not supposed to let me do this . michigan needs to consider global gloves. i didn't, but she didn't talk to old dot.

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this is alyssa. i completely agree with prime minister. cool, but he'd say i want to add to his remarks. let my cron worry about his own country about those tragic results of his own repressions. for example, of the yellow best movements. at that time, the french police arrested 3000 people and they are now serving prison sentences. we have arrested only 8 people. there was no interference from russia right now, but there was a clear direct intervention, an attempt to over troll the legitimately elective governments by the european union and the outgoing us administration. it wouldn't be good if my crime would worry about his own country and his own readings. he is a president of a country that doesn't support him. you could even come in 2nd place and then the election. by the way, it's worth comparing how my crone schultz and the british were outraged by you long must statements when he supported the very popular alternative for germany party. that is, when the situation concerns them. they consider such statements to be interference in i

has the story from alyssa it's the lead to dates back near the 5 millennial spots. and initially as an automate temple, as implies the control that succeeded one another. it was 10 due to a faulty fight, a boat for kings on substance, time invasions unnatural origins. after you click on the add to to it, see studies value of a ton of colors. the cost a little of a lift is a special tourist attraction with great symbolism for syrians and now with needs repair and the rehabilitation of its basic infrastructure, including water, electricity communications, interest passages, we'll call them during the civil war. the said on the turn, the costs on the to an observation top and the launch pad full snipers, wireless airplanes. finally, the civilian areas on the place. the attacks destroyed some of the oldest historic buildings via the castle. the area became unsafe for 2 days. and instead of a 2023 to a squeeze suit the seat of then leaving cox on some of its walls, including lemme d from you. we'd most probably say in las vegas, november the 4th 2010, syria used to recei

and this is a picture, a true picture of what is left from bush, alyssa and this country means that investments needs the international aid. and of course, the new adjacent say that immediately they need the removal of these sanctions. but so far, what do you have? who is particularly from the west of politicians visiting damascus. they have conditions, and they say, well, we need to see actions for them to mask us before doing that. so it seems that the world is not involved. well for you moving to sections yes. yep. okay, investments rebuilding urgently needed. i've also said thinks about the well is ready for assistive killed at least $88.00 people across guns or in a single day. many of the attacks were on residential areas is ready on. he says it struck more than a 100 have mass positions of to the group fraud. rock is towards is really territory on saturday and telling units in the south of the strip rescue is retreat to party and pulled a number of wounded people from the rubble. the family home, the civil defense agency says, is just one of a number of sites hits in overnight strikes. r

so for the people i had asked to read that book as a technical expert was alyssa goodman at harvard sheed professorship in astronomy and as soon as she started reading it she apologized she said i'm not really going to be paying attention to the science explanation because i'm so god's men by these women. here i am at harvard i know the story i know all their names but i always thought it was something cute or complete i never realize they were actually doing science. so there it was again i thought i would how widespread this misogyny is. and you think after last tuesday we would have our answer. so i really wanted to focus on stories about women in science and my editor immediately suggested biography of madame curie, i thought no i don't want to do that i don't have à Ãbennett was asked to review a book called women in their element a collection of about 35 essays about women candidates. and of course madame curie is one of the topics and her daughter was another. i think i recognized one other name in the table of contents. then as i read the book her name kept popping up in the des

well joining me now in the city with more authority corresponding to alyssa see if a lot of the not the details are emerging from the ongoing proof of what happened in new orleans. what do we know? well, at the name of what we do knows the f b i has especially quote uh the car running in new orleans, an act of terrorism. and it happened to a new yesterday, a 42 year old suspects named jump suit, didn't jump off, drive a pickup truck into the crowd, and he then exited the vehicle and opened sly. on the responding police offices, the a talk resulted in the death of 15 people, including the suspect, another $35.00 foot in judge. i s the i believes he was acting so low on the the i also claims that to ball paced as flies videos on his social media platform on facebook, wesley report to you to about funds, 2 homes, his family and the f. b. i. it was a complete as far as the a test. how was a 100 percent inspired by ice as much as what i can tell you right now is that he was 100 percent inspired by isis. and so we're digging, we're digging through more the social media, more interviews, any p

figure at the time was appointed as a government administer following last month's toppling a sharp. alyssa, some survey, and maybe i to top confirmed l y c is the most seen in the shopping videos. while independent dutch reporters sonya funding and a questions if western officials generally expect inclusive measures from the to how the authorities that they bought or if it's simply full concert named a domestic audience. what did elaina think that she was going to a normal, large european democratic government or something? i mean, she was going to the service. that's put it clear. the ones who now in government is how your subsidy as shown before. the question about the booster. okay. the actually, the syrian people call them isis or that show, what do i have in mind to prove that this, this man, i mean, it may cannot be. i mean, we saw in the internet synchronizing today at 2 horrible videos about the minister of justice of this new syrian government who was the judge and he was ordering to execute women in business in 2015. when you look at this new government that i think to they do se

outside the bbc to protest against the pro is real biased of its coverage. recently there is john alyssa owen, joe, instead of the bbc has been skewing stories in favor of what he described as pro easily riley narratives. a 100 bbc world because of also signed the petition. the keys in the u. k. b is news agency of failing to and had to its own editorial standards. now the key figure, in this stumble has been the bbc's middle east bureau chief ralphie, but he's supposedly in charge of approving stories and setting the angles about these, where the policy and conflicts are they have been speculation that mr. bag has close ties with these where the intel service most side and the u. s. c. i a, a john, liz wrote, but like i said that the bbc's bye as the reporting on the war. and guys, that is obvious to anyone who follows the news agency to be sent, hear anything from leaks that have come out from the bbc, anyone that knows people that work inside the bbc of intense bias in favor of israel during the entire to you at the war and gaza, we've got to take note that this has been ongoing for n

alyssa, instead of the physical and that's the we waited for you for so long. we didn't believe it at 1st because there were incidents where they would change clothes and kill people in basements and apartments who would kill them, the ukrainians, who else civilians and the don't boss to day as corrupt of a detail. atrocities committed that before russian forces fried the area of correspondent reports exclusively from the ground to the wake of the baffled one. by most ghost doable p. g launched uh, roughly propelled when they was by russian parts of way. seated on both the shores . this move the median west and supplied all mud personnel carrier, and these are those, it will cut off what this has to in somehow diplomatically. i just don't think it's realistic to say we're going to expel every russian from every entry of ukrainians . toiled a wakeup coals, a key as, as donald trump national security advisor tells ukraine to accept reality. while announcing funds told between the incoming us presidents and slot a minute please. the last, the slovak parliamentary

i will deal with this one must have put them on much, alyssa. so no worries. yeah. but it's good. it's so, so don't burn the switch of a consequence even though no one of those today just the got the message and the key to assume unless i missed the dropping of that sort of thing or yes can, doesn't those that i noticed a lot not used to performance and load on your woods. okay. could you put what you were able to finish as well as learners? are you familiar with study stuff but initially and then the prescott tests over the course of this and i was just coming giving us whatever their membership number is. but the business, 1st of all is just the name was doing before. no. should i do it? i'm not sure there's a need to know this morning and, but it was that i was in the, the one of those they pushed that i should have much less of what it was as a culture or the next on the bush gives the rest of the assessment, there's no way to bonus, but as of as part of the place. so i still got was good, but i think i kind of thing that was, that was, was it a name is what it says up and wha

it's alyssa the sherman-ator as i call it. it's the lightning round. are you ready? with tyrone in virginia. >> caller: i was looking at starbucks. i'm intrigued. taking it to the top. >> i will give you a two for. starbucks, i like. i think christine is doing a remarkable job. the stock is active. let's go to tom in arizona. >> caller: jim, i'm calling about a market darling in may. but it has tanked since. it does 8% dividend. the quarterly amount fluctuates. an lifrlts alysts are all over . >> i'm not a fan of ardmore shipping. i'm not a fan of commercial cargo ships because they tend to be episodic. jerry in arizona. >> caller: good afternoon. i'm calling to ask you for your opinion. my stock has just been accused of falsifying and ernst & young quit. earnings have been delayed because of this. my question is, is smci super microcomputer a buy, sell or hold? >> i have strict rules on companies that have accounting issues. that is sell. it doesn't matter. i don't care. that's it. accounting irregularities make me sell. mark in new jersey. mark. why don't we go to

i'm alyssa lee. steve grasso, dan nathan, guy adami and julie diehl. eli lilling sinking 6 1/2%, its worst since 1991. the move coming after disappointing zepbound and jaro. novo nordisk, trading at august 2023 lows. it's lost nearly half of its value since late june. >>> and viking thera sank. that is currently in midstage trials. for more on all of this, angelica peebles joins us. angelica? >> a, mel. that's right. lilly's fourth quarter coming up short of expectations. and that is renewing fears that it might also be slowing. >> because of supply tight accident in the first half of the year, inventory levels rose because of uncertainty. as we become a more predictable supplier, people able to work down their capital. and patients can get the medicine they want. >> lilly's new ceo. what they did there was they took the trends that they were seeing earlier in the ear when supplies were tight. and people started pulling back. they weren't ordering as much as they needed or that they were before because there was more supply available. and also learned

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stuart: alyssa coren joins us. the s&p, the dow, the nasdaq are seriously negative for the year. it could be related to inflation expectations that lauren reported moments ago. are you buying that? lauren: i'm not a buyer here. i'm a seller here. stuart: are you buying that stocks -- lauren: absolutely. investors i hypersensitive to any and all economic data. if you put this into context, the end of last year, september to december, very strong, the election a big catalyst but what happened in mid-december, power pooled cold water on the future prospects of rate cuts so investors are sensitive to any and all economic data. since mid-december we've been in this chart, this could be the last nail in the coffin for more destruction ahead unless the buyers a step in with upside reversal. stuart: that sounded ominous to me, let the destruction begin. are you talking about a serious dip in stock prices? >> if you are looking at the technicals the s&p needs to hold 5800, that's a major support level from the last 6 weeks or so. stuart: forecast it. lauren: i love being nimble. you need

joining us now to discuss, cnn political commentators alyssa farah griffin and s.e. cupp. what a difference four years makes. we're seeing the snow the problem opposed to an insurrection. i want to take us back just for a second. clearly, people have forgotten what happened. to what republicans said after the january 6th attack. take a listen. >> all i can say is count me out. enough is enough. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. >> there is no question, none. president trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. >> former president trump, now president- elect trump, is now going to be taking office again. what explains this turn of events, s.e.? >> i think those polls we just showed really tell the tale. most americans had bigger things on their mind than a broken -- the potential of a broken democracy. that weighed heavily on my mind and your mind and your mind. we had that luxury, right? bills are paid. o

democrats jumped on board to back the plan including the pennsylvania democrat john fetterman and alyssaates. freshman democrat ruben doshi failed -- believe they failed to address the border during their campaign. >> there is an action and accost the democratic party and potentially the white house. i think we have to take the lessons from that. >> reporter: now that the senate can begin debate it still needs 60 vote -- votes to end of the fearsome democrat supported a matter what but as others don't get the changes they want they could walk the senate from clean leading the bill and also something interesting this afternoon pennsylvania democrat john fetterman supporting the laken riley act he has accepted an invitation to meet with the president-elect trump. >> you certainly become one of the most interesting senators to watch postelection and through this period. chet think you he said the laken riley act was common sense of course we heard a lot during the election thank you very much. so now we check in with the pasadena humane society about the work they are doing to take in hundr

alyssa, what are you doing up there? get down. you're about to die. get down.een fat squirrels fry up there. take heed! >> be careful. >> somebody take heed. heed is not being >> getting hot. >> you gonna get electrocuted. >> gonna be shea butter smell all over the hood. [ laughter ] >> i love the cast. so funny. >> lara: the title of this is so fun, too "one of them days." who can't relate? >> we've all had them. especially me with a new mom, i have them. >> lara: just a fun thing to say. let's talk about the stunts. sza was doing? >> we did some running around. lot of physical comedy moments. that might have been one of our biggest stunts. we did jump out of the ambulance. that's one we did as well. yeah, she did so good. so fun. >> lara: i just love it. >> george: you have esa, jannelle james from abbott elementary. what a fun set. >> very fun set. the improv. there were so many opportunities for improv. it was also cool to watch esa. we know her as an actress. she's also an amazing writer/producer. seeing her in realtime. well, let's say this, do this, go i

the state of maryland frment the state of -- from the state of michigan, we are excited to welcome alyssa livestock inn, she -- liveslock she served in the cia under president bush and in the department of defense under president obama. i would like to acknowledge two more colleagues who have taken their oesdzs because -- oaths because serve special recognition, senator schiff and senator kim. senator schiff is a well-known hered to many of us -- well known here to many of us. finally, last, but not least, i would like to congratulate our newest colleague from new jersey, senator kim. he was a long-time leader in the house, top expect in diplomat. so to our new colleagues, we say welcome. we're excited to work with you. we're ready to help you. as you find your bearings, we urge you never to lose sight of the great responsibility you carry as a member of this body. now, the election is behind us. it's time to look to the future. now begins the hard work, the important work, the solemn work of rewarding the trust the people have placed in us. soon the new administration will be sworn into

defender alyssa melanson has been selected to participate in this month's training camp, which begins on january 14th in los angeles. bay fc, sharing this on social media today. melanson is one of 26 players called up. this marks her third invite to play with the national team. she is set to return to bay fc this upcoming season after helping the club reach the playoffs in its inaugural season. the four year pro signed a three year contract extension with bay fc in august, keeping her with the club through 2027. and that wraps us up for sports. the 11:00 news with greg starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> hello again i'm greg lee. let's get right to our top story. tonight a wildfire emergency in los angeles county this evening. several wildfires are burning, forcing thousands out of their homes. one fire burning in the city of altadena, north of pasadena. another in the pacific palisades neighborhood just north of santa monica. and the la fire department confirmed another fire has broken out in sylmar in the san fernando valley in just the last hour. the palis