bryan. >> i'm anita vogel. denied to dismiss fraud money hush case and likely spare the president-elect from jail time or any punishment. that has done nothing to calm trump's anger. brian:our cb koment season lye e scene. >> while we learned the latest ruling that jail time is likely off the table we've still seen the president elect sound off about the case just this morning. he repeated his claim of political prosecution on true social now last may a manhattan jury convicted trump on 234 counts of falsifying business records. and what prosecutors said was an alleged scheme to cover up a hush money payment made to adult film star stormy daniels in the final weeks leading up to the 2016 presidential election. the conviction left trump open to a variety of penalties ranging from fines probation, or up to four years in prison. but judge merchan indicated in latest ruling he's likely to sentence trump to what's called an unconditional discharge which would allow conviction to stand without any

bryan?oming up, in my report on that cybertruck explosion outside of trump international hotel in las vegas. it is now being investigated as a potential terror attack. ♪ ♪ >> bryan: new developments right now in the tesla cybertruck that exploded outside the trump hotel in las vegas. fox can confirm that authorities are investigating the blast as a potential act of terror. there is no indication at this time that it is related to new orleans. now fox news correspondent marianne rafferty with the breaking news details on this stunning story. marianne? >> yeah, bryan, stunning a good way to put it. just a few hours after the deadly terrorist attack in new orleans, the tesla cybertruck exploded and caught fire outside the trump towers in las vegas. this justin from elon musk who post on x, "we have now confirmed that the explosion was caused very large fireworks and/or a bomb carried in the bed of the rented cybertruck and is unrelated to the vehicle itself. all vehicle telemetry was positive a

bryan? >> bryan: we're getting a new statement from president biden saying "i have been continually briefed since early this morning by federal law enforcement leadership and the homeland security team. the fbi is investigating this as an act of terrorism. i have directed my team to ensure every resource is available as federal, state and local law enforcement work together to get to the bottom of what happened as quickly as possible and to ensure there's no remaining threat of any kind." more on this all coming up. stay with us, please. >> molly: we're getting more and more information. we're less than an hour from a press conference expected to bring us some new information about the horrific vehicle ramming attack that occurred on bourbon street in new orleans today. bringing in now, our guest, phil holloway. a retired u.s. navy former police officer and legal adviser to georgia's sheriff department. phil, thank you for coming on today. we greatly appreciate it. with all that we know so f

>> bret: bryan llenas outside the courthouse. bryan, thank you. find out what this means and update major case before the u.s. supreme court. fox news correspondent shannon bream joins us. good evening, shannon. no jail time or fine for the president-elect this sentencing carries symbolic weight. >> critics of the president-elect immediately took the opportunity to say hey, this is official, is he a convicted felon. the first ever to take office as president of the united states. now, for his part. mr. trump seemed resigned to the fact that he would have to walk through this formality today which resulted in no jail time, fines or projection. the trump team is confident, bret, that he is ultimately going to win the underlying case on appeal but you know that could take years. >> bret: yeah. where do we go from here legally? >> so the federal criminal cases against the president-elect they're for intents and purposes over. there is still this issue now of how much of jack smith's findings and payable to reports will be released by attorney general

elizabeth: bryan llenas, alls great reporting from you. thank you so much. know, the fact is that this is not a criminal case, in my view, because there's no underlying crime. bragg took a dead misdemeanor, zapped it back into life as this pile of felonies. he essentially trialed -- essentially tried a series of federal crimes, and the department of justice rejected it. elizabeth: that was legal expert jonathan turley saying there should never have been a new york case against trump, in his view, because there was no underlying crime. joining us now, julian epstein. julian has 15 years of experience on capitol hill. he served as the former chief counsel for house judiciary during the clinton impeachment. so no jail time or other punishment, a sentence in name only. you've said this new york case is a political abuse of the justice system. can you explain that to the viewer, julian? >> yes. thanks for having me on, liz. yes. this is, essentially, a gross abuse of the justice system. the unconditional discharge today is the judicial equivalent of saying never

bryan llenas with the details on what's happening. bryan? >> edward, good afternoon.uan merchan has ruled the sentencing in this criminal case conviction against president-elect trump will be next friday, january 10th, and in that same decision, he says that the president-elect will not receive jail time. instead, president-elect trump will receive what's called an unconditional discharge. this means that the conviction will stick, but that he will not receive any punishment. this will also allow the president-elect to appeal this matter further. now, in these court documents, we are going to read a couple of pullouts from merchan. it reads "finding no legal impediment to sentencing and recognizing that presidential immunity will likely attach once the defendant takes his oath of office it is incumbent upon this court to set the matter down for the imposition of sentence prior to january 20th, 2025. that's inauguration day. it goes on to read this. "while the court as a matter of law must not make any to her termination on sentencing prior to giving the parties an opp

well, bryan joins us now. bryan, thank you for joining us this morning.eah, so nothing was off limits. you have open access to film everything and here is all of my footage. you can tell any story you want. it really was an arm length process and really what i'm trying to do here is ask the question are we the first generation who won't die? >> hi, bryan. molly jong-fast here. can you explain to us why you decided to take this path? what was it that made you so interested in reverse aging? >> i imagined being present in the 25th century, a few hundred years into the future. whoever they were in that moment speaking about our time and place in the 2020s, they are wondering, what should we do as a species to allow sapiens to thrive? one, we gave birth to super intelligence and the birth of a.i. and two, we are transitioning from inevitable death to expanding our lifespans and the only thing on our to do list, we are evolving into something new and we are all being passed the current limitations of our lifespans. >> bryan, you are 47 years old and you've got

liz: bryan llenas, thanks for that update. appreciate you.proctor 21 chair horace cooper. what do you make of what's going on here? when you heard this what was your reaction? what do you think? >> well this is really pitiful. my old boss would say about judge mershan, you can't be this wrong by accident. this ruling is constitutionally crippled. one, it does not incorporate and understand the importance of the immunity ruling, the landmark decision, by the supreme court. there are significant criminal procedure issues. the statute of limitations, the ability of taking a misdemeanor case, and magically transforming it into a felony. these types of issues have made this particular ruling and this particular case against the president so constitutionally infirm, this case shouldn't have gone on but it occurred precisely to have this headline. president found to be a felon. first time in american history. that's its only purpose and that's not the way the law is supposed to work. liz: this case feels like an asterisk. all of the other cases are

they fell behind early to the home side, bryan mbeumo putting them ahead...ho's goal—scoring form for arsenal continues — with his 6th goal in four games. mikel merino and gabriel martinelli sealed the 3—1 win, arsenal six points behind leaders liverpool — who have a game in hand. it's a big win. a really good night, very well coached, they have been exceptional at time. when you go down very early in the game, it becomes a mountain to climb. that they were rewarded. you can't concede the first goat — you can't concede the first goal. that should never have been — goal. that should never have been a — goal. that should never have been a goal. second half, we knew— been a goal. second half, we knew they were good, the best in the — knew they were good, the best in the world. we need to learn from _ in the world. we need to learn from them, definitely. a little bit ofm — from them, definitely. a little bit of... where they dropped the ball— bit of... where they dropped the ball there. bit of... where they dropped the ballthere. but bit of... where they dropped

. >> the undersigned deb fisher and amy klobuchar, tellers on the part of the senate, and bryan steil and joseph morelle, tellers on the part of the house of representatives report the following as the result of the ascertainment and counting of the electoral vote pour president and vice president -- for president and vice president of the united states. for the term beginning on the 20th day of january, 2025. vice president harris: the state of the vote for the president of the united states as delivered to the president of the senate is as follows. the whole number of the electors appointed to vote for president of the united states is 538. within that whole number, the majority is 270. the votes for president of the united states are as follows. donald j. trump of the state of florida has received 312 votes. kamala d. harris -- kamala d. harris of the state of california has received 226 votes. the whole number of electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538. within that whole number, a majority is 270. the votes for vice president of the united states

. >> bryan, conmovido por la desgracia ajena, llegÓ a este otro centro de evacuaciÓn para asistir a losu hogar junto a sus tres hijos. yerno y nieta estÁn desesperados por no saber si el fuego ha devorado su vivienda. ustedes cuentan con seguro contra incendios? >> no contamos con eso, pero contamos con la bendiciÓn de dios. >> aseguran tener mucha fe y dicen que la esperanza es lo Último que se pierde. >> espero encontrar mi casa para encontrar todo lo que estÁ ahÍ adentro. >> aquÍ, en el centro de convenciones de pasadena, son mÁs de 600 las personas que estÁn recibiendo asistencia. son familias completas de la tercera edad de diferentes nacionalidades que estÁn entre un ramillete de sentimientos, tristeza, incertidumbre y congoja, pero a la vez dicen estar agradecidos por haber salido sanos y salvos de entre las llamas. en pasadena erica flores noticias telemundo. >> y en contraste a lo que ocurre en el sur de california, una ola de frÍo Ártico tiene paralizado el norte de texas, con temperaturas congelantes y fuertes nevadas. es parte de una gran tormenta invernal que se extiende de

more boos at st mary's as the home side lost 5—0 to brentford thanks to two goals from bryan mbeumo andugly. remarkably, it's brentford's first away win of the season, but southampton remain 10 points from safety. last 30 minutes then what we prepared. second half was, it is my fault, like a managerand second half was, it is my fault, like a manager and then team have an understanding of the situation, but stay together and try to do better aston villa inflicted similar pain on leicester, who have now lost five in a row under new boss ruud van nistelrooy, beaten this afternoon 2—1 at villa park after a first half without a shot on target. two goals arrived in the space of five second—half minutes before leon bailey's winner. everton won't be feeling much better than leicester or southampton after another defeat left them just above the relegation zone. david brooks scored the only goal in bournemouth�*s 1—0 win at the vitality stadium. i don't think it is too dissimilarfrom last i don't think it is too dissimilar from last year. i don't think it is too dissimilarfrom last year. it is ki

do you have guys still under schilling, and i'm a combat drones and nato bryan's patrol. this guy's adjusting ukraine's on hillary strikes the us, o, brushing him a little at the applause, meet the scene of these come abroad any because the way a strike, the way also senior almost of the the ssl degree is deal but appealed. the vision to view would be interrupted by enemy drones and artillery fire gun goggan is discussing motion res. i mean yes, be sure that goes out from the new board. we will see because maybe any, especially way would you quote this, but almost or that we should just go into a sunroof anyways, here when you're wise, it even gives you more than that within the 1st of all. the way this was gonna be, is that the ocean just a place where you've conflicting your liberty, go down, you just down. it was so you know, you and you can, you are the support is apple flows, it's really taylor the electronics of a product. strongly new issue, most of them national digital traffic commodity pretty much to install some bullshit the to, to a financial quote was, what w

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 wharf collapsed into the ocean. the pier reopened today, earlier than anticipated. nbc bay area's marianne favro is in santa cruz with what business owners and visitors had to say. the wharf was bus

la policía arrestó a bryan burgos, de 35 años, sospechoso de vender drogas en las calles sexta y marketadas, dinero en efectivo y equipo para el tráfico de drogas fueron incautados tras allanar su vehículo y su vivienda. hay una investigación activa. vamos a pasar a fresno, donde una familia finalmente tuvo respuestas. luego de que su ser querido desapareciera hace 38 años, tras emigrar a los estados unidos desde jalisco. se trata de maría del pilar delgadillo, madre de 10 hijos, que fue reportada como desaparecida el tres de agosto de 1986, cuando se encontraba en san diego y desde entonces sus familiares no pararon de buscarla con la esperanza de tener alguna respuesta de su desaparición. y gracias a la tecnología y pruebas de adn. en febrero de 2000 24 investigadores confirmaron que el cuerpo de una mujer encontrada en un terreno baldío coincidía con su identidad. sabes esos últimos momentos cómo serían y y nosotros nunca, pues ella no miró crecer ningún nieto. no me no nos miró. casarnos de todo lo que se ha perdido, se perdió. y nosotros también con ella. su familia, que por década

. >> bryan, conmovido por la desgracia ajena, llegÓ a este otro centro de evacuaciÓn para asistir a los sus tres hijos. yerno y nieta estÁn desesperados por no saber si el fuego ha devorado su vivienda. ustedes cuentan con seguro contra incendios? >> no contamos con eso, pero contamos con la bendiciÓn de dios. >> aseguran tener mucha fe y dicen que la esperanza es lo Último que se pierde. >> espero encontrar mi casa para encontrar todo lo que estÁ ahÍ adentro. >> julio aquÍ en el centro de convenciones de pasadena, hay mÁs de 600 personas que estÁn recibiendo asistencia. son familias completas, personas de la tercera edad de diferentes nacionalidades que se encuentran entre un ramillete de sentimientos, tristeza, incertidumbre y congoja. pero a la vez dicen estar agradecidos de haber salido sanos y salvos de entre las llamas. julio. >> y son muchos sentimientos, erika y todos encontrados y muy, muy intensos. en medio de esta devastaciÓn. muchas gracias. pero en medio de esto tambiÉn hay al menos una buena noticia. los bomberos lograron contene el incendio sunset que ayer por la noche co

but it's also a way of envisioning some bryan, so future kind of sense of height that might spring up in the ruins of the cost the today around $3.00 decades on from the end of the civil war, the complexity of lebanon, sectarianism, and the geo politics of the region means of the country and its people are still struggling to recover from its effects. the majority of the hotel district has been rebuilt. the numerous shell of the holiday inn still towers over downtown, awaiting its fates. no more green line for it to look down on today. the but the monument to 15 years of struggle continues to attract visitors, historians, artists, and filmmakers. all seeking to understand the events of the seventy's and eighty's, the move in any of the ravaged building, surviving the conflict. it surely deserves the title. more hotel. a report has retreat in a brutal civil war. if it comes to hadn't been, the v is ready and vision with not being so low. so the coming door had become gentleness accent. you could be in the safe and safe and then you went out into civil war. i started off leaving this on

problemas y entonces van a enfrentarse a un equipo de los minnesota vikings, que desde la llegada de bryanegar no solamente a los playoffs, pero probablemente hasta el superbowl. oye carlos. y para aquellas personas en casa, recordar la importancia de ese partido, porque hay tanta expectativa. bueno, porque obviamente el ganador se queda con ese en primera ronda. el equipo que queda primero de la conferencia tiene derecho a tener una semana de descanso antes de los playoffs y de estos 2, el que gane se lo va a quedar. bueno, ahora sí que gane el mejor, no? ojalá, ojalá. gracias, carlos. nos vamos hacia la pausa. pero al volver se montó en su pequeño carro para viajar y lo hizo desde la parte norte de méxico hasta panamá. en breve este hombre nos habla de su sueño realizado. oye, ¿cómo obtuviste tu seguro médico? con covered california. te ofrecen ayuda económica, así que no sale tan caro. sí, el precio me preocupa. ah, pues ahora muchos de sus planes silver tienen copagos más bajos y sin deducibles, así te cuesta menos ver al doctor o recibir cuidado médico. ¿en serio? sí, y lo puedes obte

rob rentals l g 0. stevio bryan is a senior advisor at macmillan advantage, a canadian public affairs firm specializing in government relations. she says justin to to fail to react to changes in public sentiment. quick enough. if you look at history, there's a precedent where there's been a global and then i've mixed with no matched with economic downturn that sort of led to the rise of uh you know, more right leading parties. i think there's that i think the fact that, you know, in canada, canadian history no prime minister has ever won 4 elections and. busy so there is a natural end point and it's not, you know what he missed to change or that happened here. i know in other places over the last for the 18 months where hope and optimism had been replaced increasingly with rage and anger. and i don't think he responded quickly enough to those concerns about housing and affordability, where the opposition leader was quick to do so. and so it is very unfortunate many are going to criticize to go for not having to read the goals and act and foster uh, i think the res, occasions in 6 mont

el ejecutivo de united health care, bryan thompson, es asesinado en manhattan. incendio que la destruyÓ parcialmente. el caso de los hermanos menÉndez queda en manos del nuevo fiscal del distrito de los Ángeles. el caso criminal contra el actor alec baldwin por la muerte de una cinematÓgrafa. en el set de la pelÍcula queda oficialmente cerrado. estos son algunos de los episodios mÁs sobresalientes del aÑo que se termina. >> muchas gracias a rogelio mora-tagle y ahora nos despedimos con un vistazo a algunas de las celebraciones del nuevo aÑo en los distintos puntos del planeta. en oceanÍa y asia disfrutan de los fuegos artificiales en los lugares mÁs icÓnicos de las distintas icÓnicos de las distintas piles y - el 2024 ha sido un año explosivo. fuimos testigos de conflictos mundiales, fatales tiroteos y desastres naturales también nos dejaron famosos muy queridos,

los niners siguen los movimientos en el staff técnico luego de que bryan snider no fuese confirmado comoé es último en su división. cerramos con fútbol pa confirmar lo que era un secreto a voces. y es ya oficial allan pulido, su nuevo jugador de chivas. el delantero, q quien regresa al club donde comenzó a brillar y con quien fue campeón, viene de disputar 5 temporadas con el sporting kansas city de la mls. pulido, con 33 años, espera tener una segunda juventud en guadalajara. pitazo final. pausa. ya regresamos con más. domina la acción. fue presentado por river rock casino, donde los ganadores ju que azotan al sur de california. estánn arrasando absolutamente todo. y obviamente avivado por los vientos. si hay un tercer incendio, es el llamado harris. esto está en el área de sylmar, en la autopista 2. 10 y las 5. exactamente. ya podemos hablar también del pacific palace, donde ya 30.00000 person han sido evacuadas. mañana se sabrá la cantidad de daños en te esta noche. noticias telemundo. estado de emergencia en el sur de california por devastadores incendios en el afluente vecindario de

. >> bryan eisenberg is author of this book, land rich, cash poor.on i've been carried around for much like a child. ii grew up working for my dad on the family farm. as long as i can remember. there werer, people driving in e yard talkingya about this form going under, that form selling at aer never understood why. i knew i was lucky i grew special t place, place for hard-working beauty but it never understood why are for participating. i began to see the way our economic system had been leaving or farmers behind. want to answer the question why that was competitive happen and will lead to this book. it marries the hidden history of the issues with my family's generations to gets away from e depression. >> what kind of farm is your family? >> with ours small family farm in the hills of southern wisconsin. we were traditional dairy farm, milking cows, about 50 we should be concise form. became a small farm. we've since diversified. my dad is so funny. isis is working to take over from him -- >> we will leave this ttip are over 45 your commitment to c

el staff y una probabilidad sería nombrarlo coordinador de equipos especiales luego del despido de bryanle time. i'm here. sin embargo, esta renovación podría significar la salida de otros jugadores estrella. hoy, shanahan también habló sobre la publicación en redes que sugirió que drew greenlaw dejaría al equipo everything in the world. we can to bring greenlaw back and we're not into losing really good players. who are unbelievable people? lyn admitió que el equipo se quedó muy corto de sus metas, pero también dijo que hará todo lo posible para que los niners vuelvan a pelear por el lugar que se merece. in this place don't like it. los andrés 49ers podrían tener hasta 10 picks en el draft de este año, y los niners no van a estar en el super bowl 59, pero los que sí van a estar es el equipo de telemundo deportes y usted podrá ver esa transmisión completamente en vivo por nuestras pantallas. el 9 de febrero de este año. como sabe, nosotros aquí en telemundo somos la casa de los grandes eventos deportivos, el super bowl 59 y el super bowl 60, los 2 por nuestras pantallas. hasta aquí los d

southampton, more boos at st mary's as the home side lost 5—0 to brentford thanks to two goals from bryanme to make the score particularly ugly. remarkably it's brentford's first away win of the season, but southampton remain 10 points from safety. aston villa inflicted similar pain on leicester, who have now lost five in a row under new boss ruud van nistelrooy, beaten this afternoon 2—1 at villa park. after a first half without a shot on target, two goals arrived in the space of five second half minutes before leon bailey's winner. while everton won't be feeling much better than leicester or southampton after another defeat left them just above the relegation zone. david brooks scored the only goal in bournemouth�*s 1—0 win at the vitality stadium. brighton can't stop drawing at the moment, but their fourth in a row could mean more to arsenal, who dropped two points in this evening's meeting at the amex. it'll be liverpool who perhaps benefit most, with arsenal now four points behind the leaders having played two games more. craig templeton reports. remarkably, arsenal haven't played ou

welcome to fox news like wife everyone i am bryan llenas appeared. >> joining us now is jonathan, correspondenthe former president so intentional when he is planning his own funeral that the carter center would prominently featured. it is because he really was extremely proud of the work that he did here at the carter center which works to promote democracy around the world by monitoring elections, and fights disease it is nearly eradicated guinea worm which used to be a purchase huge scorch across the continent of africa. reproducing cases from that millions now down to the low teens very close to eradicating it. so the president was very proud of the work done here the carter center. until after his death, his grandson thinking all the people at the carter center. the staff, many of whom have worked with the family for a very long time. saying he fully expects the family, fully expects the former president legacy of humanitarian work to continue long after his death. >> i thought it was so interesting when we heard from chip carter the late president's son, 74 years old talking about how much

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well, bryan, when you hear the fbi is investigating this as an act of terror, it's a sobering and shockinghear applied to new orleans. i do have some information for you according to a city council member. local authorities are reportedly saying the suspect may not have acted alone and they're looking for a couple of accomplices. police agencies are investigating the texas license plate on the pickup truck turned into a weapon. of course, we're going to get updated details from the press conference scheduled to start in about 90 minutestoday was a day that new orleans was expecting a massive celebration, not a mass casualty. it's just so heartbreaking. the french quarter was packed, as you can imagine, at 3:15 this morning. it's new year's eve and sugar bowl eve. thousands of georgia and notre dame fans mingling with many locals celebrating. the weather was mild. i'm in new orleans right now. i came home for the holidays. the weather was mild. the night was perfect. until it wasn't. >> yeah. so heartbreaking. i want to let you continue, of course, but i know you, like many people in new or

pretty serious, pretty intense conversation on that terrible killing of the united health care ceo bryanhappened. and now, luigi mangione has plead not guilty to 11 charges, and that is as of last week, and now he is facing murder and terrorism charges, but the case separate from the actual cause for the vigilante style attacks on people, the case, itself, it has really brought to the fore much deeper and larger conversations of the growing inequality in america, and that is beginning with the health care system, and it does not end there. there are people who are working in the industry now who are using this moment to speak out. a former executive writing in this new york time's piece said that what he saw made him quit a while back. that is william potter who worked for cigna in the corporate communication, and he said it is about suppressing basically these very critiques in the industry that puts, quote, profits above patients. and much of the discussion that began with the sort of the initial debate about, well, murder is wrong, and murder is murder, and killing someone in broad da

. >> my name is bryan long time um, relationship with the public utilities commission and some of you commissioners as well. um, josh is perfectly right we have established a relationship with the public utilities commission? that working relationship that has enhanced local hire and enhanced hyper local and has been supportive and all the time you don't get a at the but here today to thank you. we make sure if those opportunities continue um, because communities continue to grow and the relationship that we have sometimes can get quiet but we are all aware of it. um, and we can tell you the successes i wear this jacket that represents um, 1550 evans center of which we have had 45 percent of hyper local participation performing will be in life and recognition (bell ringing) with that commission. thank you very much. steve and all of our other dennis been a long time how you doing. >> thank you. >> (clearing throat). >> good afternoon commissioners i'm dethe united states williams president with the contractors collective we are a group of the community contractors that get together an

bryan reynolds of reynolds strategy. get to the german word of the day, it is having a big impact on european energy prices with the dutch and uk reaching its highest levels in a year, and is this all about the ukraine pipeline shutdown or is there something else going on? >> the context is that european natural gas did cross the 15 year high for the first time since 2023, and there are three key reasons, the first is that it has been a colder start to the winter especially compared to last year, and the next is what is known as dunkelflaute, which means cloudy and winless days, finally, the flow of gas into countries like russia and ukraine, storage is down from 44%, that needs they need to refill at a faster pace in order to meet the mandated 90% threshold by november 1st and that in turn could boost the u.s. lng industry, the u.s. is already the largest supplier in the world, supplying half of europe's lng, and they are up 18% year-over-year. >> germany has turned to norway for a lot of it, as i understand it, maybe a

as we swing over to bryan's right now, more destroyed homes and's slightly surreal scene in the frontd i'm presuming the front yard, a patio, dinner table with two candelabras on it and nothing else left here. it is truly an apocalyptic scene as we pan up to the sky. the son has been trying to come out the last few hours here. but you can see it is so badly obscured by these thick clouds of black smoke that continue really to get thicker and thicker as the wind best come up again. as we walked back towards this house where you can see the walls now really are beginning to collapse one by one. so many people have lost their homes, but also so many people have been through absolute terror. the schools were evacuated through the day yesterday. a lot of them have suffered significant damage. palisades high school about a mile down the road from here, my daughter happens to be a senior at that school, thank goodness they were not back in session from break yet. but that school suffered significant damage. it is a 3000-student body population. if the damage is really bad, those kids could b

congressman who's going to be meeting with the president-elect later today, republican wisconsin kongman bryan steil. --man. congressman, welcome to the program. what is on your agenda later to the? >> the real question is that we walk out with an agreement as to whether or not we're going to do one bill or two. at the end of the day, what's important is that we're unified. i think there's two key things that we have to make sure we get done coming in out of the gates in the first year here. we have at risk a $4 trillion tax increase, and we have to secure the u.s./mexico border. i'm of the view that one bill is easier than two difficult negotiations. at the end of the day, what's important is that we're unified so we can deliver on president trump's agenda and the mandate which the voters have sent us to secure the border and make sure we're addressing and preventing a $4 trillion tax increase which would be detrimental to the u.s. economy. cheryl: well, border security, certainly, and that is what america asked for in november when they went to the poll polls. -- polls. but also fiscal respo

we saw it work effectively with regard to the ceo bryan thompson's murder in new york. the answer is out there as they say. and that's with all of us who might know his associates. know what got him interested in radicalization or radical ideology. even little things. he stayed at my place two weeks ago. i saw him at the motel 6 as he was journeying from texas to louisiana. any tidbit that could help the investigation it becomes part of a puzzle that the fbi is trying to assemble right now. >> of course the question, that matters to people of new orleans, certainly the victims and their families which is why new orleans. why on this day? if the point here is to make sure that america is safe and secure. if we are probing these questions in the interest of our safety and security, how does leaving the door open to xenophobia. >> there were other isis inspired attacks. san bernardino, in orlando, then in new york city. all those people were as well the first two, san bernardino and the orlando attack were u.s. citizens. the ones in new york were not. hopefully one of the

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bryan covert was officially sworn in tuesday's board meeting colbert's daughter administers the oath there to sweet memory colder previously served as the mayor of san anselmo before running for the board of supervisors. he says the significance of being the first black supervisor. it's not lost on him. >> it's important that people recognize it. but i think with larger context shows. regardless of their background or what might happen to be the color of their skin. our attribute new not be held back. if you're willing to engage and work hard and behalf of the community, the community will respond to that. >> coleridge district encompasses fairfax can't field green bray settle and ross, he says his focus is going to be a law far preparation, raining infrastructure, making the county more affordable for working families. the event also featured a gospel performance. wildfires continue to burn in southern california battle over that federal relief is raging in washington. president biden is calling on congress to pass for the state. lot of house republicans want to come with strings at

up to bryan's right this house was on fire when we first got here, just beginning to burn. then one of its walls fell into this one in the front yard where we're standing now. it was about 45 minutes ago it was a two-story house. this is what is left of it. now the embers have spread to the one next door left of that again. you can see that one is on its way towards burning to the ground. the ferocity of the flames, our cameraman and i have been feeling here has been so intense we've had to back off on several occasions. as we come back out to the street here, i want to show you this street. remember, pacific palisades is not some far flung suburb we often travel to these fires 30 or 40 miles outside of l.a. this is in the heart of los angeles. and this is the street, as far as we can see every single home on this street gone. you look up to the skies as well. it is an -- this is 9:00 and it is covered with gray smoke. i've been covering california wildfires for many, many years and i can honestly tell you, harris, i have never seeing anything like this. they are usually in

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josh mankiewicz (voiceover): juror bryan christiansen said he and his fellow jurors had no choice butt he probably did it. but you voted to acquit. we voted to acquit. because you had reasonable doubt. we had reasonable doubt. josh mankiewicz: whether you believe mr. truman is innocent or not, those measurements either put an innocent man in prison or let a guilty man go free. well, so you're right. but my opinion hasn't changed. do i think he got away with murder? yeah. i do. what's it like to have your work called into question like that in a way that ends up freeing the guy that you helped convict? it's frustrating to know that a measurement that was inconsequential actually ended up freeing him. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): what's life been like for your family since then? we're trying to put the pieces together. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): for heidy's family, that is easier said than done. i miss the things that we had together. i miss the simple conversations. i miss her sassiness. i miss her wonderful personality. she lives on forever in our hearts. josh mankiewicz (voiceover)

wisconsin republican state representative bryan steil says he's going to be at those meetings. >> at end of the day, what's important is that we're unified so we can deliver on the mandate the voters have sent us which is the secure the border and make sure we're addressing and preventing a $4 trillion tax increase which would be detrimental to the u.s. economy. >> reporter: so trump appeared virtually from mar-a-lago during that hearing that he had yesterday in new york city sentenced on 34 felony charges of falsifying his business records. he says he is going to do everything he can to appeal that case. back out here live, it's not just republicans, alicia, that are trying to meet with trump, it's also some democrats like republican senator -- democratic senator, rather, john fetterman of pennsylvania. back to you. alicia: alexis mcadams, thank you. there is much more ahead as we will speak live to los angeles area officials and evacuees on the very latest on the wildfires as "fox news live" continues next. ♪ ♪ e complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo!

bryan colbert was officially sworn in at tuesday's board meeting by his daughter. she gave him the oath cold air previously had served as the mayor of san anselmo before he ran for the board of supervisors and he says it is very significant that he is the first black supervisor. >> it's important that people recognize it. but i think with larger context shows. regardless of their background or what might happen to be the color of their skin. our attribute new not be held back. if you're willing to engage and work hard and behalf of the community, the community will respond to that. >> culver's district encompasses fairfax canfield, green bray san anselmo and ross. he says his focus is going to be on wildfire. preparation making the infrastructure more green and making the accountable more affordable for working families. >> well, a major commuter highway in sonoma county could soon be seeing some changes. caltrans is pitching a new plan to sort of reconfigure highway. 37, this runs right near mare island in vallejo, and it's prone to flooding and congestion. and so

heidi banks and her boyfriend, jeb bryan.heidi's home is on the hillside in palisades, and jeb lives in downtown palisades. heidi, do you even know if your home is still standing i have no idea. >> yesterday afternoon at about 1:00, somebody got up there. i don't know how. and the houses above me, which are literally maybe 200 yards, were all burnt down. >> the house right below me was intact. i have no idea what could have happened overnight. what could have happened? the rest of yesterday. we're just in limbo. and. and even. even if it is intact, i'm sorry. with everything around us gone and all of our neighbors. we just don't know. we know nothing. and we keep asking and trying to get up to the house. we're trying to get up there. i need to get some medication out of the house that i forgot, and they just will not let us up there. >> and you got sort of emotional thinking about, even if it is still standing, the community is no longer there. go ahead. >> it's it's a mix right now of, you know, optimism and grief. that's wh

such americans like wilson's former secretary of state william jennings bryan, wanted the united states to set a moral example to the rest of the world, but otherwise remain apart from that rest of the world. other americans of wilson's day wanted the united states to use its new power the way other great powers had used their power before by building great navies, amassing colonial empires, and generally asserting america's national interests on america's national terms. this was the view of wilson's fiercest republican adversaries like theodore roosevelt and henry cabot lodge. wilson almost among the leading figures of his day, recognized something that brian roosevelt and lodge could not or would not see the something he recognized was a truth that has wisely guided the united states from the time of franklin delano roosevelt until only just a few years ago, modern technology had shrunk the world to small. the first of the lesson he learned was that modern technology shrunk the world too small, and america's interest in that world had spread too wide for the united states ever to ach