please don't bring the belt though, okay? >> yeah. i don't want the belt. >> belt, no belt. just want to note two little things. number one, happy eighth night of hanukkah to everybody out there. >> yes. >> and i was having a little bit of a discussion. is today like happy birthday to the world. like is that is today like the world's birthday or at least adopted, right. >> i mean, yes. yeah. >> i feel like it could be. yeah, sure. so happy birthday world. >> yeah. well, you have the information. >> i have the information. gary has the political information. i have the birthday information about the world. >> all right, one last thing here, you guys. we're going to leave you with amazing singers. we've got texas native mickey guyton. what are you doing? she sings country like nobody's business. >> i know she's and she's also pretty amazing in other ways as well. happy new year, my dear friend sarah. happy new year. >> happy new year to you as well. >> thanks for allowing this touch. what was that? give me a real touch. give me a hug. get in here. >> and for those who feliz an

a new megaport on peru's coastline — that's part of china's belt and road initiative — will increaseips to asia this month. its direct route to china cuts sailing times by 10 days and bypasses north america entirely. the bbc�*s ritika gupta reports. huge unmanned cranes loom over peru's chinese—funded port. a symbol of beijing's growing influence in south america. situated on the edge of peru's coastal desert some 50 miles north of the capital, a small fishing town looks set to become a major hub for trade in a region the us has long considered its own backyard. this giant new port is a game changer, notjust for peru, but the wider latin american region, and at a time when the newly elected president donald trump is looking to clamp down on trade with china, china has set its eyes on peru, making peru a strategic piece on the global geopolitical chessboard. the man overseeing the port's operations, mario, says the port will dramatically speed up trade that will bypass america entirely. that will bypass north america entirely. you are going to have express directly to shanghai. it is

it's the chunk chi terminal and it's part of china's belt and wrote initiative the countries and vicious global infrastructure development strategy part of the quality corporation between from body and china under the belt road. and there's a china state own costco shipping company, owns a majority. 60 percent stake in the port peruse publicly held volk and companion. i mean eta on so read a partnership will get to a bit later costco shipping is also part owner in numerous terminals across europe, asia, the middle east and the america costco says it intends for chunk high to be a major transport time that will connect to china to peru and the rest of latin america. costco says that a direct route from trendkite to shanghai, significantly reduced and shipping time. nearly 2 kilometer long tunnel connect support to the pan american highway. goods from china can arrive and be distributed more quickly. it has the potential to dramatically change, peruse economic reality, but not everyone is happy about it. a good for you to bump it out at the new. okay . more if you got the money out of stat

i got my seat belt on. i can't get out of the car. has this been hacked? what's going on? feel like i'm in a movie. >> ainsley: wow. "fox & friends" starts like a ghost driving that car and you can't -- you have no control and you can't get out. can't stop it. all right. "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with friends. brian refuses to say it but i will. he says get dressed. >> brian: stay within yourself. expressing frustration. frustration with recent moves by president biden in his final days in office. including biden's ban on new oil offshore drilling in most federal waters. >> ainsley: peter doocy is live in washington with the latest for us. >> peter: seems really frustrating to the president-elect. because there is nothing he can do about it until he gets into the oval office just afternoon, 13 days from today. what we are seeing president biden, current president, throwing a bunch of legacy items at the wall to see what sticks. this time trying to make oil drilling harder in ways that could be kind of complicated to unban. >> so le

seat belt on. my goodness, a waymo passenger's wild ride, just would not stop. >>> new year, new leadership tonight. oakland has a new interim mayor to temporarily lead the city he has been told to buckle up. he is east oakland councilmember jenkins, today, the city council unanimously selected him as its new council president. it means he will serve as interim mayor until april's special election place. three new councilmembers were sworn in today. despite the reshuffling they are facing the same old problems the most pressing of them all, of course, it is oakland's 129 million budget crisis. we are introduced to the new class of leaders with a daunting task ahead. >> in the turns of oakland politics, they said they wanted a change and now they got it. new councilmembers were sworn in, including one that lost the election. the new mayor is someone who never ran for the job at all. >>>it was inauguration day at oakland city hall. the ceremony began with the city administrator laying out what may be

it wasn't karate -- wasn't karate belts.yeah. you got one, quest? >> questlove: yeah, i think so. we got, what, "mcdonald's," "wendy's," "burger king," and "arby's." >> jimmy: yeah, okay. good. that's obviously -- >> questlove: fast food restaurants. >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >> questlove: yeah, mm-hmm. >> jimmy: let's see what it is. [ ding ] "required experience for the next white house chef." [ laughter and applause ] either way it's a match. >> steve: hey, it's a win. >> jimmy: tariq, you want to play? >> tariq: okay, cool. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what do you got? >> "drano," "windex." >> jimmy: yeah. >> tariq: "lysol" and "tide." >> jimmy: okay. >> tariq: they're all cleaning products. >> jimmy: yeah, i agree. they're all cleaning products. >> tariq: yep. >> jimmy: let's see what the connection is, or if it is a a connection. oh, it is. [ ding ] "what people drink during dry january just to feel something." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: all right, so that just leaves us with "running," "biking

a new megaport on peru's coastline, that's part of china's belt and road initiative, will increase theh, with a direct route to china that cuts sailing times by ten days. ritika gupta went to the megaport in peru to find out more. huge unmanned cranes loom over peru's chinese—funded chancay port, a symbol of beijing's growing influence in south america. situated on the edge of peru's coastal desert some 50 miles north of the capital, chancay, a small fishing town, looks set to become a major hub for trade in a region the us has long considered its own back yard. this giant new port is a game—changer notjust for peru, but for the wider latin american region and, at a time when the newly—elected president donald trump is looking to clamp down on trade with china, china has set its eyes on peru, making peru a strategic piece on the global geopolitical chessboard. the man overseeing the port's operations, mario de las casas, says the port will dramatically speed up trade that will bypass north america entirely. you're going to have express chanchai directly to shanghai. it's a huge opportu

i've got my seat belt on, i can't get out the car. has this been hacked? what's going on?ng a joke on me? >> rosanna: the guy nearly missed his trip, but waymo says they didn't charge him for the car, okay? they are blaming a looping tech issue that has now been addressed by the software update. dana, i'm just wondering, are you leaning into the self-driving cars? >> dana: and excited about the future of it. i'm not excited about the right now of it. i do wish it had been greg gutfeld in the car, because the story would have been so great. >> greg: i'm actually driving the car. you just can't see me. [laughter] >> rosanna: harold, i'm wondering, who do you think might be a better driver? waymo, jesse, or greg? >> harold: we can talk about it during the break. can you imagine if greg and the judge had been in that car? >> dana: that would have been a good one, too. >> harold: this is what i can't wrap my head around. there's no way and the world i would get into a driverless car. i say this to my wife and kids and they think i'm nuts. this is just one example. first off, i

i got my black belt in taekwondo. >> whoo! >> yeah, whoo! taekwondo or black belts?aekwondo when i was 12 years old and then i quit. so you know what that means? that means i could destroy anyone in here with my bare hands. [ light laughter ] as long as you're 12 years old or under. [ laughter ] i've only fought children. [ laughter ] every once in a while, i'll get nostalgic. i'll be in, like, a dairy queen in the midwest. i'll see a little kid with his karate uniform. and i'm like, "god, i want to kick his ass!" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i'm staring him down like, "i'll hit you so hard, your shoes will light up." [ laughter ] yeah. it's hard for me to be scary because i -- i'm filled with joy, you know? look at my face. this is me when i'm angry. [ laughter ] which is actually terrifying. [ light laughter ] "i'm gonna get ya." [ laughter ] "murder!" [ light laughter ] i've been, uh -- i've been working on my assertiveness, unless you guys don't like that, then i'll stop. [ laughter ] i like whatever you guys like. [ applause ] thank you. do you guys ever

we have many initiatives, the chinese all a so here through the belt on bridge. but is it for the benefit of africa? they are marathons us. so i think they know beautiful quoted, go from on go a lot through it is i'm here. is it for the benefit of africa? i um, of the view that the mazda continental must industrialize. she must industrial highway from water. oh, cool. to mario danielle from egypt to tune this. yeah. to the democratic republic of congo, to caring. yeah. the tanza nea, the south africa, one goal on was on big. but the time is now for us to have our own energy for us to have our own nuclear power for us to have our own spill for us to have. well, i don't know for us to have the hydro electric power, like the ones in the off the ground right now. some done on vineyard added um it is only when we took charge of the industrialized system that we are going to need. but the selves from domain nation. remember, as we speak now, very is a news. cromwell for africa started. newest cromwell for africa is telling different, pres, that africa is that you have

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protecting sports on the basis ofex sex. 14 million women across eight different states are protected by a beltt codifies and defines the word woman in state statute to prevent these unelected bureaucrats from going to the back door and reinterpreting this word to mean what theyy want it to mean. i cannot even believe that we have reachede a point in time where we have to do that. legislation to define entry-level basic words like woman. i guess i should not be too surprised considering we have a sitting supreme court justice who also happens to double as eight yeah trickle broadway performer, by the way, you cannot define the word woman because she claims she is not a biologist. guess what, i am not a veterinarian, but i know what a dog is. that is the stupidest thing i've ever heard in my entire life. [cheering and applause] it is no surprise that this is the same supreme court justice who just earlier this month there was a moral argument heard before the supreme court surrounded the unregulated child minors are facing at the hands of medical professionals,s, she likened handing these experi

we'll support massive new data sentedders across the -- centers across the midwest, sun belt and also to keep america on the cutting edge of technology and artificial intelligence. we're going to be changing the name of the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america. what a beautiful name. that covers a lot of territory. mexico is in a lot of trouble. we're going to have a smooth transition and they take 625 million ache ores and they landmark it so you can't drill there again, but we're going to be drilling soon. lauren: that was president trump talking about biden trying to stop u.s. oil and gas drilling in the atlantic and pacific ocean and economic revival, drill baby drill and u.s. investment and data centers in multiple states and $100 billion promise to invest in america under trump. claudia tenney, so great to have you on, congresswoman. we watched the media coverage and it's really bad. trump is trying to stop dangerous security threats and keep them away from the u.s. shores and china, russia and iran. china has been eating up ports around the world to ship it is own goods out of

a new megaport on peru's coastline that's part of china's belt and road initiative offers a direct routecolleague ritika gupta went to the megaport in peru to find out more. huge unmanned cranes loom over peru's chinese funded chancay port, a symbol of beijing's growing influence in south america. situated on the edge of peru's coastal desert, some 50 miles north of the capital, chancay, a small fishing town, looks set to become a major hub for trade in a region the us has long considered its own back yard. this giant new port is a game changer, notjust for peru but for the wider latin american region. and at a time when the newly elected president donald trump is looking to clamp down on trade with china, china has set its eyes on peru, making peru a strategic piece on the global geopolitical chess board. the man overseeing the port's operations says the port will dramatically speed up trade that will bypass north america entirely. you are going to have express from chancay directly to shanghai. it's a huge opportunity for south america. but despite the promises of growth, some in the l

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officers are keeping a close eye out for a dui driver's seat belt violations and distracted driving. the enforcement period will. and though tonight at midnight with that, we're going to go over and now to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow or check on the forecast. yeah, here we go. 2025 here. whether we like it or not, racing into the new year. we had a few sprinkles around the bay area today. some light showers popping up mainly. >> in the north bay, but a lot of clouds across our skies right now. you can see a lot of clouds sitting across the bay at this hour. a but which is not much energy with this system coming through highs today. little below the average 54 degrees in san francisco. 55 are high in oakland. 63 in san jose and mild 58 in livermore. 53 and conquered. 52 in santa rosa. 57 in half moon bay. all right. well, on this the temperatures, you can see the extremes there. we had a record high originally back in 1996, of 71 record low of 37 degrees. back in 19 0, 1, not close to any of those numbers. that's for sure. at 7.25. and that sunset getting a little bit longer.

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the mary also belts christmas from the russian capital. this is our international. we're continuing our coverage of the latest trends shaping the world right now. i have michael quarter or no sizes president. my cause says offer good lead is have forgotten to find paris for supposedly enabling them to keep the sovereignty. and that's as several african nations have ordered the old french troops to leave the country. and territory possibly felt like francis not retreating in africa is re organizing itself. we chose to move out of africa, not because we had to move out. it was our commitment against terrorism since 2013 . we were right. i think some african leaders forgot to say thank you. it doesn't matter. it will come with time. in gratitude, i am in a good position to know is a non communicable disease of humans. but i will say it for all the african rulers who have not yet had the courage, abuse of either public opinions to say it, none of them would be a sovereign country today, if the french army had not deployed in this region. as chad has been, one of those r

in april, and may 1992 dozens of gen. lists had arrived in san diego among the experienced mountain belts for the bbc be here. tomorrow the go shooting for this very hotel. i don't see that. he and his crew stayed here at the hotel, both in elite, you knew the mountain bell lives in north london. he left the bbc in 1997 to become a member of parliament. and these now were unicef ambassador, but to those who knew and then both knew it, always be the man in the white suit. we arrived in a great rush because of wood already broken out. as in frank freebird, daylight, we drove in from belgrade. and the of this place stopping place was our job us to and elijah the 1st major battle of the war took place on the 22nd of april, 1992 in and around the hotel. most of the between the bosnian serbs and you can see on the, on one side of the emerging bosnian, muslim on groups on the other. it lasted for 10 days. one camera man was wounded and other tv cruise rooms were hit by snipers and shelley mounting bell and his crew with trapped inside the hotel, with all the gentlest guests and stuff. these red

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so why does the 78 year old, with decades of political accomplishments under her belt, want to be oakland'sext mayor? because i love people and i want to help make people's lives better. for more than two decades. lee represented the bay area in the u.s. house of representatives. she says if elected as mayor, her top priorities in oakland include reducing crime and looking for new ways to address the city's homeless crisis. if we can find investments to be able to hire people who are unsheltered, to be able to help them understand that the blight we have to clean up and maybe help them understand that we all have to do this together and find a way to help employ people and train them. we have to add that to our strategy. a group of supporters greeted lee as she arrived at city hall today, including karl chan, who has been a very vocal advocate for oakland businesses. he believes lee will help address the city's crime crisis. hopefully, she can tap into different resources to bring in additional fundingnd, you know, talents to help us to, you know, battle on all these issues, especially to i

reportes de otro crimen, esta vez alrededor de las 04:30 de la madrugada en la tienda de mascotas belt porque en todas las ciudades hay mucho criminalidad y aquí pues aquí. a nosotros primero dios no nos ha tocado, pero en otros lugares sí. la dueña de esta joyería asegura tomar precauciones. cámaras, alarma, todo eso. pero los ladrones en gilroy no solo han estado detrás de los negocios en los últimos días. en vísperas de año nuevo. la policía indicó que esta mujer hurtó la cartera de la mesa de alguien en el subway ubicado en jensen street, alrededor de las 15:30 de la tarde. si reconoce a cualquiera de los sospechosos de estos incidentes, piden que se comunique con la policía. reportando para telemundo nathalie vera. de hecho, se dio a conocer que el departamento de policía de gilroy arrestó a 6 personas relacionadas con robos a comercios, así com la incautación de miles de dólares en bienes robados a tiendas comerciales. esto gracias a una operación en conjunto el mes pasado, cuando la policía estuvo patrullando el estacionamiento de las outlets de gilroy, aseguran que son delitos