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let's take a live look outside now on the bay br jeff for an area with a quick check of your weather. and as we head through tomorrow, that windy system in southern california moves off towards the east. so calming conditions throughout the state on that wind, we have high pressure that will bring us back some sunshine. so we'll start it off. chilly here, 30s and 40s. then by the afternoon. beautiful day here across the bay area, up to 69, in morgan hill, 67 in livermore, 65 in napa and upper 50s to low 60s san francisco to the coastline. how about some rain chances as well? high pressure will keep it dry through the next seven days, but we actually may be able to break through this and get some rain in here. once we hit about january the 25th on a saturday, we'll keep our eyes on that. otherwise, as we roll ahead towards the upcoming weekend temps in the low 60s, mix of sun and clouds, we could get some more wind next monday 15 to 40. we're still waiting on more information on that. we'll keep also a watch on this one, but so far so good on that saturday and sunday rush. okay, three

a thrilling to watch on tnt, trutv and stream br sports on max america.e're glad to have you all back. >> all right. tomorrow, four years after the attack on the u.s. capitol, congress will again meet on january 6th, this time to certify trump's return to the white house. it was on that day, back in 2021, when a violent mob stormed the capitol as outgoing president trump protested his loss in a free and fair election. it was a moment many on both sides of the aisle thought could end trump's political future. but now, four years later, trump is preparing to take the final step in the election process ahead of his second term. cnn's senior data reporter harry enten joined my colleague manu raju earlier today to break down the numbers on what has changed over the past four years. >> remember, after january 6th, what do we have? we had the impeachment of donald trump. and then, of course, we had the trial in the united states senate. i want you to take a look at republicans who voted to impeach or convict trump in his second impeachment or impeachment trial.

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trutv and stream. >> br sports. >> on max. >> welcome back.s inauguration this week, president trump said that he thinks god has delivered him for this task. >> my life was saved for a reason. i was saved by god to make america great again. >> comments that thrilled his evangelical base and also concerned many who fear losing some hard won rights, like, for instance, die trans rights. when trump in his inaugural declared the u.s. government would henceforth recognize only two genders, leading one american bishop to plead for clemency. >> in the name of our god. i ask you to have mercy upon the people in our country who are scared now. >> now, among other scared people, are women who wonder about their reproductive rights already in dire straits since roe versus wade was overturned by many, trump installed supreme court justices in 2022, stripping women across the nation of the right to a safe abortion. roe became federal law 52 years ago this week, and ever since, abortion access has been target number one of america's evangelicals. so from my

. >> watch on tnt, trutv and stream br sports on max. >> four israeli soldiers held captive in gaza for 15 months are in stable condition now, according to the hospital, where they are beginning. the long road to recovery. karina ariev daniella gilboa, naama levy and liri albag all released by hamas today in a highly staged event, hamas parading the hostages through gaza city and then bringing them on stage before the handoff to the red cross. this marks the second round of releases in the israel-hamas ceasefire and hostage agreement. another 26 hostages expected to release, to be released in phase one of this deal. cnn's bianna golodryga was with the family of one of those freed hostages as they saw her released. >> this yes. yes. >> i am in the. >> home of. >> the aunt and uncle of. >> daniella gilboa. >> and i have to say, it was just. a sheer emotion. so much enthusiasm here. >> cheers of joy. >> champagne popping. we are the only. >> foreign news media who were allowed to witness. this moment. >> as family and friends saw their loved one, their niece daniella gilboa, 20 years old,

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but right now, i think people of israel can br breathe a s sigh of relief with donald trump in white house. larry: no question about mr. trump in white house and new policy. i want to ask sen senator barrasso, part of deal, phase two, israel has to remove troops from gaza. and hamas will be left there we are seeing newspaper reports, you probably saw them too, i believe front page of "wall street journal," today yesterday or day before. other outlets, hamas is rebuilding, sinwar's brother coming in to retake leadership, if idf is off the there, hamas will be there i worry that the war will no go on, and -- it will go on but two steps forward one step back. i can't figure it out. i was hoping we would unleash the idf for 6 months and finish the whole bloody job. in gaza. you know that is what pete hegseth said yesterday in his hearing, but this deal does not seem to support that. i'm just asking you, you probably know more than we know. >> well, i agree with you, hamas has to be elimited or you have to worry about something happening began like 500 days ago, on october 7. hamas invadi

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br millions of americans try to figure out how they will live life without tik tok even if it's only one day. social media at set to go dark tomorrow after the supreme court upheld the law banning the act unless the chinese owned company sells the up an american owner, fire, whatever. trump saying he might get tik tok 90 day extension with an executive order when he takes power. china is a top priority for trump. the audio china being our enemy outspoken about the national security risk tik tok. chair of the select china and from wisconsin congressman mike gallagher. great to see you where we are at with tik tok next congress overwhelmingly voted to ban it, why the cold feet? >> tik tok is very popular particularly among young americans but that's precisely the risk. tik tok a dominant news platform for young americans allowing foremost geopolitical enemy to control the dominant news platform in america is self sabotage, suicide so all we are saying is the ownership structure has to change. we wrote the bill so the chinese communist party cannot control tik tok. it only pertains to s

the world's richest tech br os and a few tech celebrities rubbing elbows at mar-a-lago only concerned money and how to appease donald trump. >> they say, katie, it's going to be 22 degrees, but with the windchill factor -- you always have to for windchill in -- it could go into the single digits. is it week to go inside? >> according to fox weather, it will be in the single digits. i don't think it is, because obama is trying to take a victory lap. david axelrod is like "he doesn't want to have it outside because he is worried about crowd size." during the obama inauguration, a number of people got very sick, ill, almost hypothermic. some people got hypothermia and had to be treated in medical tent because it was held outside. for the safety of everybody, it's probably good idea. i feel sorry for a lot of people who have flown and who were excited to be there, to see this historic moment come of this amazing american comeback in person. i wish they could have it outside, but it's going to be very cold, and because of the crowds, it would take a lot -- to the text ceo issue, i think th

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and br now we bring in nathan sales.ald trump as we see the mass movement of gazans from the south to the north and going back to what is left of their homes and in many cases it's nothing, and president trump is saying he would like to see gazans moved somewhere else while the place is rebuilt. this is what he said. other day. >> presid >> john: could be temporary, could be long-term. but when you have places like jordan and egypt refusing to take in gazans or palestinians, is the idea feasible? >> well, john, it's a great question. i think clearly the neighboring countries surrounding gaza can do more and need to do more to help address the suffering that was brought on by hamas' attack by israel, and the dirty little secret in the middle east is that lots of governments there couldn't care less about the palestinians. it's easier for them to sit on the sidelines and point fingers and criticize israel rather than rolling up their sleeves and getting to work. what president trump is doing is calling on jordan and egypt

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it's pretty to watch on tnt, trutv and stream br sports on max. >> america, we're glad to have y'all >> this just in. national security advisor jake sullivan is expressing new optimism that israel and hamas are very close to announcing a ceasefire and hostage release deal. here he is just a few moments ago in the white house briefing room. >> we are close to a deal and it can get done this week. i'm not making a promise or a prediction, but it is there for the taking and we are going to work to make it happen m.j. >> lee is now with us live from the white house. mj, we have heard optimism before from the white house. there are lots of differences between then and now, not the least of which is that according to your reporting, the biden white house is working with the incoming trump white house because everybody wants this done in the next few days. >> yeah, dana, you're not wrong that we have been here before where we have sensed momentum, sense, cautious optimism. and having covered this conflict for over a year from the white house, i will say this is the first time that we have s

he made time to show up on the obama br os podcast. >> i want to know the answers.he governor of california. i want to know the answers. i've got the question by i can't tell you how many people, what happened. i want to get the answers. i want to get straight answers. i watch the press conference, i met with some of the leaders. we had my team start talking to local leaders. >> you weren't getting straight answers from local leaders. >> i was getting different answers so for me that's not -- when you start getting different answer, i'm not getting the actual story. and they're assessing. you need a little bit of grace. we're in an emergency environment everything else. i want to determine the facts. no one has patience, in the weaponized, back to the grievance of trump, everyone else. there's immediacy. in lies travel the proverbial world. it's hard to get the facts out there unless you have the backing of those facts and you can communicate them and that's what we're trying to achieve. charlie: that's a pretty smooth move there to say let's not politicize things a

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we will never get complete inventory of thes br number con jamaicans brought to the capitol hill thate and most were permitted to leave in numerous cases they carry guns>> on capitol grounds and were t haconvicted for it. >> laura: is and if the casean they understand what trump was saying there and this is not an effort to carry out insurrection at the capital. they were people that should not have done what they did but in general, this was not the way ir was portrayed by the media or by the democrats. began, they continue. not they won't let it go like they've learned nothing. >> the whole country knows that, laura. the whole country is looked atek this and they know the facts and the democrat thas tried to turns into their issue they could wino unon forever by frankly lying th the country what happened thate day and by prosecuting people there peacefully, laura, who di. nothing wrong =.-period tobit is an outrage whathe t they have ad trying to do and the country knows when they set all of this about trump and kick him off the ballot and call him insurrectiow has the courts wrote

then of course the oval office signing ceremony than its commander-in-chief a ball, i will be there briberty inaugural ball in the starlight ball that's all the big heavy hitters. meantime in a preview may be even a snapshot of the very mood of the city. it all unfolded at capitol one arena tonight president elect welcome tens of thousands to mark his return to power with a promise to get right to work. >> the eve of taking back our country, that's is what we are going to do take back our country. tomorrow at noon the curtain closes on four long years of american decline. we begin a brand-new day of american strength and prosperity, dignity and pride. >> have been reporting the president's promising a flurry of activity on day one with hundreds perhaps of executive orders and actions to take effect immediately on his completion of the oath of office i have two words for you my friend buckle up back to you. quite a lot to talk about tomorrow night live for us right down the hall thank you let's bring in tiffany happy along with founder and ceo former white house deputy strategic communi

instead it was a phone call in the middle of a commercial br break. >> will: all right, it's tariffst not march 1st, illegal immigrants cross the rio grande, not the red river, though for us north texans sometimes we consider it an equally important border. sputnik wasn't the first man in space, putting the first man in space, but rather satellites in space. so we check us here on "the will cain show." so you will be noticed. it is time for some will of the people. turner says on x, please stop nodding your head through every interview. it's very distracting. i'll try, turner. kate collins says the last two days your voice is deeper than usual, are you okay? sounds like a cold. i have had a cold, thank you for your concern. i have gotten all of your home remedies, including whiskey and bourbon and elderberry peered i will be solid on monday. and why does your voice seemed deeper and not as travel? what goes? unfortunately this deep baritone will go eventually. i would like to keep that part having a cold. thanks for joining us as we get to the heart of what matters from the heart of

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i think br people see that -- >> john kerry said as preview to apartheid. other piece is his environmentalism. when he put the solar panels on the white house -- >> who took them down? >> reagan. my mom didn't. we did it in our house because we were trying to do -- you know, go along with what carter was doing. my mother believed in it. he was ahead of his time in terms of things like climate change. >> the sweater hurt him. nobody wanted a sweater. i have thought it was beautiful at the church today, beautiful national cathedral. when they played hail the chief, how ironic. that beautiful music. he never allowed that be played when he became president. he said this is too imperial. i am not coming in like that i am carrying my clothes over my shoulder. all that stuff. he said the american people didn't like it. they wanted more of that. they wanted a little more, but there is a limit to it. he said they want a little more of that. now we have a president coming into office who is behaving like the big powers before world war ii. the germans and japanese. w

br sports on max. >> a single moment can alter the course of your entire life. a new cnn film chronicles just that. actor christopher reeve was best known as the on cnn. hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. president trump's cabinet is beginning to take shape today. he's adding two new members to his cabinet. just a few hours ago, the u.s. senate voted along party lines to approve. south dakota governor kristi noem as the new secretary of homeland security. her confirmation comes just shortly after trump's new leader of the u.s. military took the oath of office. pete hegseth narrowly won confirmation last night as the country's next u.s. defense secretary, and this morning, he was sworn in by vice president jd vance. >> the duties of the office on which i'm about to enter the duties of the office of which i am about to enter, so help you god. so help me god. congratulations, mr. secretary. >> it was the vice president who had to cast the tie breaking vote last night after the u.s. senate deadlocked on hegseth nominati

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