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so joining us now is bree birx from direct relief. bree, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> all right. so bree, can you tell us a little bit about your efforts right now? you are in santa barbara, but will be heading down to la. describe that process and what you're doing and what you're going to be bringing down to la. >> so every single day since the fires broke out, we've been loading our trucks and heading down to los angeles. we are about 80 miles from the impacted area, so we're able to quickly deploy and rapidly deploy essential medicines, medical supplies and supplies for first responders. so we're here loading up our trucks, and we're about to head down again. and we've been there every single day since last tuesday. and we're going to be there as long as we're needed. you know, i think, you know, hearing about the wind event that's going to pick up again over the next few days, you know, we're not out of the woods yet. and i think it's really important that everyone heeds warnings and make

it's -- it's you and drew brees in the beginning of the spot. and it made me laugh.ng the bounty man. as you can see, i'm dressed up as the bounty man in my green suit. [ laughter ] i know you all thought i was cheering for the philadelphia eagles. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes, yes, we did. but no, he's not. he's the "bounty man." >> but i am the bounty man. and drew brees needed a a wingman, because every time he -- he eats wings, he gets a a little messy. so, here i come as the wingman, the best wingman in the whole entire world, and i just come from behind and clean up that mess that drew -- drew brees is causing. so. >> jimmy: are you a wingman? do you le wings. >> mm-hm. i love wings. i'm from buffalo, actually, so, that's where the wings were created. i'm a big buffalo wings guy. and you gotta have blue cheese on the side. and people look at me like, "blue cheese?" i'm like, "yeah, blue cheese." well, if you go to buffalo, you gotta get blue cheese on the side because it's the best blue cheese in the world. and i agree with everyone, blue cheese outsid

i'm holding up a plate of that jambalaya, like drew brees when he won the big game. this is awesome. >> jarrett: yeah, and it's good that we have chef lenny martinson here with us to be able to go through some of the classics and the staples here at the superdome. so chef, do you want to start with the jambalaya, or another classic, maybe the gumbo? >> lenny: well why don't we start with the jambalaya over here. it's got sausage, it's got chicken, roasted chicken in there, and then it's got a little bit of tomato. but really what makes our jambalaya so good is our spices. and what's really fun about this, you can get this anywhere in the dome. this is one of our more iconic dishes. >> jarrett: mmm, mmm! >> lenny: now we still have chicken tenders, we still have hot dogs, we still have hamburgers- but we also have a taste of new orleans when you're here. >> jarrett: you gotta have that when you come to the superdome. >> justine: yes- >> lenny: well, it is great for people that come from out of town, and they get a taste of new stadium food. >> justine: yeah, you want

bree on past couldn't hit the 3 for the tie. and cal gets a big road win. 65 62.their first road win for the first win period outside of california this season. well, we have an upset alert in the pacific northwest, santa clara visiting number 16. gonzaga. he retired domantas sabonis is jersey before the game. but the broncos spoiled the party. they weren't having any of it. 2nd, half tyre, brian buries the 3. he scored a career-high. 35 points tonight. broncos up by 6. final minute. the lead back down to 3 shot clock running down hill else. you're going to go to. it's brian. again, he hit 7, 3 pointers, santa clara's. dunn's gonzaga, 1, 0, 3, 99. their first road win over a ranked team since 1993. we're talking the days of steam in ash 3 other local games today as well. saint mary's keeps on rolling as does usf. they both win by double figures. san jose state falls at nevada. 75 to 64. i think basically every team we've got the play today. everybody plane van was busy. all right. yes, thank you sir. that's it for the news at 11. thanks so much for joining us. >>

i don't know anybody who, who could, or who would the reject a piece agreement to reach a piece or bree meant, which will bring a towel it see, and will bring a reconciliation and reconstruction. as you said, to the, your brain as to the, to which russia as well and to a, combined to rush on and do the ocr union again. so in my opinion, that zelinski by taking to these steps, by escalation, even before it would be before just a few days of the trunk, comes to the power. as with the, he's on a promise to talk to you with a, bring a piece to the, the conflict. i mean, he is going against his own people interest and his own people, a sustainability and, and security. or if he is going this through his own personal interest, in that sense a, nobody can explain or find an explanation to this. this tips the escalation steps, either that he is going just for his own interest as his own personal interest. and that may be business, we don't know. okay, well, that's at least that we have to take a very short break right now, but we will be back in just a few moments. stay tuned. the hello and wel

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our trucks are going to have the materials covered as their bree through communities and bring it here>> everything here is going to be covered as we've sorted and processed it. the director of la county department of public works offered the options for residents on debris removal from their property. residents have 2 options. both require verification of ownership. one. >> opting in. >> enroll in the free government manage debris removal program by opting in up to option. 2 is topped out. hire your own private, qualified contractor to manage the cleanup independently. as for debris removal from the palisades fire, there's a processing site plan for an area east of pch. a 6 acre parcel of land according to the epa. >> its job here is to out. >> pair la county sheriff's deputies are being commended for their bravery during the eaton fire body cam video captured them searching through and evacuated senior living facility in altadena for anyone left behind. well. there was someone behind they came across 100 year-old resident who didn't hear the deputies yelling because she was charging

i'm with the bree still blowing fairly steadily. the shars have picked up a bit in the greater and the less around to lease, and in the middle of the bahamas as to mexico. tempted to come up in monterey. but cheryl was um, now surrounding monterey and painting it was sort of rather be seen around the gulf states the state is to into right. and the potential for flooding has been relaxed . the $1.00 to $2.00 places is the full cost of the rest of monday. and you know, just those around the great lakes and in between is not particularly codes fairly bright. there is rain in a layer in southern california that doesn't last long. and the financing, the code is being pushed back up through the plane states to global movements one side and spaced the other round in ancient wisdom, not his best to care. when we have this insight, we start to see things very differently, both seeking harmony with the planets by re aligned human values precious. not so much of what needs to be done, but why are we doing and now is the time we cannot wait any

looked at the statement by the foreign ministry of germany saying that all the people who garza now me bree, the side to release with this is fire and is just, i can't even tell you how imagining that is considering defend the drum. and he liked the united states have something to do then sustain this image on his side visiting the hour every single day for $471.00 days found up for them to come in. and to give it the site to really is it just kind of the pocket? see that's one kind of even described by me awards to all right. and do you actually see this cease fire as a possible end to the guys a war? i do. i do, and it's not because, you know, but the said that a lot of the analysis is just to focus to washington instead of the as the decision to stop the war wasn't as when the american decision, the decision to stop the war was a pena city a decision in the sense that made it impossible for his will to achieve um, any of the schools in the war i was listening to your previous a comment teacher who spoke right to the about as will save your to eliminate the resistance to destroy this, to

bree, william and charles. the president's last speech was in charleston. a year ago, the president flew down to charleston, january. i told charles -- i flew with the president to dallas. i told charles i was flying with the president. the president said to me, will the president let me get on his plane? i said charles, i don't know. i don't think you will get a chance to get on the plane this time. charles never forgot that. so, all the time i was going someplace he said will you be with the president and will he have his plane? i said, yeah. can i go on his plane? i said i don't know, charles. he said that's not nice. [laughter] when i told charles and william we were going to see the president one last time in charleston, is the president flying on his plane? yeah. can i see his plane? charles, i don't know. he said, hmm. we get to charleston and walk into the international african-american museum. we get in there. the first lady is eating barbecue. all the families there, although political staff. the president walks up. he sees charles and william and

moved up to the hill, away from, the factories, the tenements, the docks, ss flood prone, leafy summer brees and sunsets out over the water. and these are this is a modern shot. i'm about to show you. but that's the view from the hill you can see why that would be much nicer than what's going down where everyone else is living down by the mills themlves. and again, immigration is going to be a big part of oucontext of our story and the 1890s, you folks know, i've been told since yoial studiesss, this is the era of the great, great wave of ellis island immin and ellis island immigration, giving the name to this moment where thers these waves of immigration. america welcomed by factory who want the labor from places that the streams of immigration had not come before eastern europe, italy, russia, italians, poles --, etc. today we celebrate it. then there was some hand-wringing over it. and just to give you a fact, don't this down. by 1890, when the great wave of immigration begins, there's alada flood tide of immigrants by 1890, new york alone had twice amany germans as hamburg, four times as

. >> laura: it goes to tolerating trump first soundbite to acknowledging bree grudgingly that he is a force to be reckoned with quite the change in tone. this morning trump traded his davos appearance kind of like a zoom call with a message to clueless clouse. >> i'm pleased to report that america is also a free nation once again on day one i signed an executive order to stop all government censorship, no longer will our government label the speech of our own citizens as misinformation or disinformation. which are the favorite words of censors and those who wish to stop the free exchange of ideas and, frankly, progress. >> laura: it was so refreshing to watch from beginning to end. it was trump's message stood really in stark contrast to the davos dim wits in almost every wish. remember, they are not going to stop fighting as much as they can to destroy gas powered cars. the entire oil and gas industry. >> frankenstein monster sparing nothing and no one. all around us we see clear signs that the monster has become master. >> laura: oh, lofty rhetoric. but the real monster scenario is

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our trucks are going to have the materials covered as their bree through communities and bring it here everything here is going to be covered as we sorted and process it. the director of la county department of public works offered the options for residents on debris removal from their property. residents have 2 options. both require verification of ownership. one. >> opting in. >> enroll in the free government manage debris removal program by opting in up to option. 2 is topped out. hire your own private, qualified contractor to manage the cleanup independently. as for debris removal from the palisades fire, there's a processing site plan for an area east of pch. a 6 acre parcel of land according to the epa. >> there is a town hall meeting set for tonight into fort hays. senators susan rubio will be their representatives from the epa city leaders and of course, residents will continue voicing those concerns. >> another hostage prisoner exchange took place today as part of the israeli hamas cease-fire deal. militants released 8 hostages, 7 of them in front of the destroyed home of its

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what have kind of a continue as brees out of the northwest. here's a longer range forecast. again, we're here everything going around us. this is almost reminiscent of the drought. we're waiting for the systems to drop on in and we weren't getting, as you can see all week long. they keep marching right just towards our north, leaving us high and dry. checking out your temps for today. 57 san francisco keeping it into the upper 50's. also along the coast. still upper 50's long, even bay sites and a lot of variety with temperatures this week temp typically see in the winter months. but usually a lot of times it's did with some rain or a lot of cloud cover. not law. always. we see sunshine and the lack of variety. maybe couple lower 60's there in the south bay. but back to the upper 50's for tri valley east bay shoreline. 58 walnut creek looks like i will come in vallejo at 56. 59 fairfield, 59 nap and rose up. let's bump that to lower 60's, though, tomorrow and into much of next week. sun and clouds through the period. it looks like and drive. it'll be nestle. nice words with