. >> our lowe's team has you covered. >> ben thinks he's playing a game, but he has no idea. it's all a prank on him. boy, do i hope we're all friends after this. the joe schmo show premieres january 21st on tbs. >> all right, the latest on the horrific wildfires in los angeles. weather isn't expected to cooperate with firefighters in the coming days. forecasters are predicting low humidity and wind gusts of up to 40 miles an hour, and police say looting has become an issue, with seven arrests made in the last two days. the largest active blaze, the palisades fire, is encroaching on more neighborhoods. the mayor of malibu says that city has already lost one third of its eastern edge to the palisades fire. that's all from the fires has reached at least 16 people. one city official is urging president elect donald trump to see the impact of the disaster firsthand. >> today, i wrote a letter to president elect trump inviting him to engage in wildfire recovery efforts and to visit the county to see the impact firsthand that it has on every socioeconomic, uh, individual in this co

lows. back with me is ben rhodes. let me play one more sound bite. most proud of. >> our alliances are stronger than they've been in decades. nato is more capable than it's ever been today. ukraine is still free, independent country with the potential, the potential for a bright future. for the first president in decades who's not leading a war in afghanistan to his successor. i also worked to free as many americans as possible, being held hostage or wrongfully detained overseas. we brought home more than 75 americans by last count. >> it's comment on that because i think on nato, biden is absolutely right. ukraine. he's absolutely right. but when it comes to the middle east, you know, there's constant talk of, you know, we're on the brink of an israel-hamas deal. that was said again today in washington post that it kind of feels like infrastructure. biden's infrastructure week is the never, never, never achieved israel hamas deal. how would you rate his foreign policy record? >> well, you know, it's incomplete in the sense that, you know, even ukrai

low as minus ten celsius. the weather could lead to treacherous driving conditions, power cuts, and even some rural areas being cut off. bbc weather presenter benh told me what we can expect to see over the coming hours. i can show you what's going on if we take a look at some of our weather graphics. it is that cold air that's been in place across the uk for several days now. and then in the south of that picture, you can see some mild air trying to barge its way in, and air masses don't like to mix. so where the cold air and the mild air meets, we've got a weather system that is going to produce, yes, some outbreaks of rain, but as it runs into that cold air, we will see that quite significant snow in areas on the northern edge of that weather system. and, ben, tell us who's going to be affected. there are concerns about people in rural areas in particular. absolutely. so the amber warnings, as we've already seen, cover parts of wales and the midlands that snow and ice warning because as well as the snow, we will see freezing rain, supercooled water droplets, very cold water falling down through the atmosphere, landing on cold surfaces, freez

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ben, this is only because they only have five mps. >> it's got nothing to do. it's got nothing to do with how many mps you have. >> rupert lowee is not a significant figure in pubuc not a significant figure in public debate. >> it's got nothing to do with one at a time. >> please. one at a time. let's go to gwen. go on. >> richard tice still has has a has a has a loud voice and a successful voice. and i think >> the problem. queen, if you don't mind me saying so. and by the way, gwen and i are really close friends, so this is not going to be a vitriolic head to head. but the problem with nigel going is that reform is nigel. nigel is reform. if you want to form. >> may have been true if you want to be. >> if you want. well, i don't see many new faces, voices evolving. i don't see a shadow cabinet. i don't see the makings and the, the, the structure of it. >> because they've only got five mps. surely, ben, this is only because they only have five mps. >> it's got nothing to do. it's got nothing to do with how many mps you have. >> rupert lowe rupert lowe is not a significant figure in pubuc not a significant figure in public de

low approval of 36%. it seems americans like our new president, the democrats don't get it. what say you, ben?i think that it's about more than just personality or communication or anything along those lines. i think it's about the policies. you can look back at sort of the way that joe biden approached this when he was running for office when he was running for the presidency. he represented himself as a return to normalcy and instead he gave us extreme policy after extreme policy that didn't benefit the american people. they've rejected that and it wholeheartedly and they are very optimistic and hopeful about what a return to donald trump as president will mean for them and for their bottom lines and for their lives. that's something that a dem demt should wake up to and make for real reconsideration of their agenda. i don't think they have done it yet and certainly joe biden hasn't yet. stuart: got it ben domenech thank you for joining us. thank you, sir. let's get to the california fires. >> laura: earn? lauren? how many are contained? lauren: the palisades fire is 21%, eaton, 45%. those t

hopeful low i can follow that you want with something light hearted. i'm benwith the rec and park department here with angels fret controller's office and we are here to present the 17th edition of the park maintenance standards report. background on the report. back in 200 throw a voter approved prop c. which said that the department needs to establish park maintenance objectives and then issue a report on how we scored against them. that is why we are here today. before i pass it on to angels tow go over the slides with the exciting scores, i wanted give an over view of the scores. the citywide score was 91% the same as prior year. and throughout the report, you will see that the message the scores are telling us we have been doing a great job at keeping consistent maintenance. and all the scores are pretty much similar. the one thing i will point out is that if you look at the trends, the past 5-6 years, the scores within all of the parks on average across our systems the scores are tightening. meaning the standard deviation is shrinking. suggests we are do

ben carson yesterday. i mean, there's. >> a sense. >> that the multiple has become. >> very low. so it's actually one of the lowest. >> among several brands. undeterred. by the way, he's no no big believer in the overall growth not being in any way impacted. you know, i suppose. but if you don't accelerate a compute is the present and it's the future. yes, it is. >> and i would tell you, they still have a tremendous lead. >> is china. >> an existential threat to them? >> what china says. >> is that. >> maybe you should. >> pause, but. >> i'm going to come back and say something that i think that people should remember. >> if larry ellison. >> and mark zuckerberg and presumably elon musk. >> were all buying the. >> highest end chips. >> did they. >> not have knowledge about what. was going on in china? >> i think that's fanciful. i think that. >> i think they knew i agree with you, which means and by the way, i mean, there were the way this news played out is puzzling to some because there were plenty of people who were aware of deep seeks, not just its aspirations, but what its a

low 60's. back to justine. thank you so much. guilt. >> let's talk sports now. steph curry put on a historic performance against the seventy-sixers sixers even with a sprained if kron four's. ben ross has the highlights. >> one friend said this 100 times before, but what a night for steph curry. a performance. >> for the ages as the warriors played host to the philadelphia seventy-sixers. let's get to the highlights of this will actually know before we to. i want to remind you that staff we didn't even know he was gonna be able to play because he was dealing with a sprained right thumb, which was taped up. so if you wondered if that might affect his shooting ability, spoiler alert, it did not. now let's get to the highlight and you knew it was going to be a special night for staff, right from the first shot. takes the pad. let's do all of the flyby and drains the 3. it only got better from there. >> steph, showing off the full repertoire tonight draws a crowd and dishes to wiggins, one of his 10 assists on the and then jonathan kuminga impressed as well. going hard to the hoop. tough to plus the foul jk had 20 points, this night belonged to staff who had 30 points, 10 assists

low as 138 a month per arch. schedule a free consultation. >> this show. >> is all. >> completely fake. >> we don't. >> get fooled. >> and everyone knows what's going on. >> what the. >> except. ben >> what have we done? >> the joe schmo. >> show all. >> new tuesdays at 9:00 on tbs. set your dvr now. >> tonight, president trump saying he's, quote, open to hosting january 6th. defendants at the white house. he also dismissed the actions of those defendants, some of whom were charged with assaulting police officers and convicted of doing so with weapons. >> they were protesting a crooked election. and, you know, i mean, people understand that also. and they were treated very badly. nobody's been treated like that. i gave them their life back. >> out front. now, jackson reffitt, he turned his father, guy, into the fbi for participating in the insurrection. and guy reffitt was released from prison yesterday after trump pardoned him. he had been in the process of serving a more than seven year sentence. this is a video right now of a guy, your father, jackson. and so, you know, i know you've seen this video. when we spoke on monday, it was just moments before your your father was pard

san jose, morgan hill, santa cruz ben loman looks to be the best opportunity to me with snow up in the mountains. so a big change here. this is a really cold dynamic lowing to plunge as we go into the weekend. so changes in the air. sunny today. just not as nice as yesterday but it will still be okay. but big changes. 50s 60s on the temps i would get ready for a lot of cold temps and maybe some rain on the weekend there. dave. >> all right steve, thank you. our time now. 653. well, state lawmakers want some new protections after last week's fire at a lithium ion battery plant in moss landing. we'll tell you about a proposal to prevent fires in the future. right now, though, let's check in with gasia mikaelian, see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning. gasia. >> good morning. we'll start in san francisco, here, where a woman is grieving after her boyfriend was killed in a multi-vehicle crash over the weekend. her dog also died in the impact. next at seven. how she is remembering her partner and what police say factored into the crash. >> then that kind of statement really undercuts just any basic level of respect, that fou

it's 9:00 pm and this is ben low tonight with me, alex armstrong. ben is taking a well—earned holiday, but don't worry, he's back as usual from next week. but you've got nothing to worry about. though you'll still get up front and hard hitting opinions while i'm in the hot seat. nothing is off limits tonight on the show. britain is the prime minister plotting to overturn brexit through the back door with his ramona friends in europe. and bev turner is joining us all the way from washington, dc as she gives us the inside scoop on trump's impending inauguration. plus, as over 70 people have been arrested at a pro—palestine march in london today, we're asking , why the hell are these asking, why the hell are these marches still happening? even after a ceasefire deal has been done? also, reform uk's party chairman is joining us live from washington dc as well. i'll be asking him if nigel and elon have kissed and made up. and is it all falling apart for american hustlers harry and meghan? a major publication that used to have their backs has now gone on t

it's 9:00 pm and this is ben low tonight with me, alex armstrong. it is my last night covering for ben. he'll be back as usual with you all next weekend. but in the meantime, i promise i'll give you all of my upfront opinions and hard hitting facts tonight on the show. the uk has now surpassed italy in illegal migrant arrivals. italy's prime minister has slashed illegal crossings by 59% while ours continue to soar. i'm going to give you the cold, hard facts, so brace yourselves because it's going to sting and bev turner is joining us all the way from washington, dc as she gives us the inside scoop on trump's impending inauguration. and we'll be giving you an exclusive sneak peek at her interview with nigel farage. you won't want to miss that. plus, as another heartbroken mother tells of her grief after hearing lyrics referencing her son's murder. i'll be asking, is it finally time to ban violent lyrics in music? also, a leaked report reveals that south yorkshire police ignored grooming gangs to meet home office targets set by the last labour governme