carmen jaimes, televisa univisiÓn desde tijuana baja california.biana que aterrizÓel lunes de san francisco mientras donald trump estaba asumiendo que segundo dedo del gobierno hace que cuando los Últimos inmigraciÓn le permitiÓ entrar al paÍs en busca de asilo antes del comienzo del nuevo gobierno alrededor entre. tamara hablÓ con ello y nos da detalles en su reporte. >> hasta que donald trump lo que gestione. >> no podemos entro a la ley. . antes de que trump? posicionada como profesional con la estadounidense. >> el que reunir las pruebas para mostrarla. es una cosa lo que ellos dicen a lo que ella siente. reportera: tras una larga travesÍa, el 11 de enero llegaron a mÉxico. >> gracias a ir esta pequeÑa no entiende. en mÉxico los de fondos y propiedades y parte del dinero que habÍan ahorrado y traÍan a la mano. >> imagino que un encapuchado y por plagio la cara. presentadora:: en base a esto, cree que el hacer de, media solamente un familiar. sÍ, no fue fÁcil llegar a este paÍs. >> agradecer el esfuerzo por parte de la comunidad que estÁn ahora

our city administrator carmen chu. jose cisneros. chief probation is here.an resource director. carmen short. director of public works. neymaryellen carroll director of emergency management. director mcfadden department of homelessness and supportiveul h accountability. paul. librarian michael lambert is here. the acting executive director of the human right's commission. chancellor mitch bailey is here. executive director kat small bu here. director sarah dennis of oewd is present. director kate of the war memorial is also here. and lastly our first inspector general is in the house, terry wily current superior court judge. welcome and enjoy the ceremoy. >> thank you so ump.l> captain johnson. next, the most important moment here. this next dignitary needs no introduction many of you know him as the mayor. .■a s a two term our 41st mayor of legendary speaker of the california state assembly. willie well brown is here! yes. and he will deliver the oath of office here in just a second. come on up and as we know he is regarded the most fluential african-americ

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joining us now is carmen balber.she is the executive director of consumer watchdog, a nonprofit, nonpartisan consumer advocacy group that focuses on the insurance market in california. great to see you. >> good afternoon. >> all right. what's your recommendation to people? what's the first thing that they need to do to start the process of getting assistance? >> well, right off the bat, consumers should try and get a copy of their insurance policy and then start collecting receipts, start recording everything. >> many consumers don't know that they have a right to right now, reimbursement from their insurance company for evacuation costs, and they can get a big portion of their policy limits up front. so if you're in an evacuation area and especially if you already know you lost your home, contact your insurance company right away. you can get an advance on your policy limits. then be sure to document every conversation you have with your insurance company, because that's going to be critical to getting your claim pa

for more on all this, we're joined by alex del carmen.ton state university in texas and has served as a consent decree monitor himself. alex del carmen, thank you so much for joining the "news hour.” so, as you know, this consent decree in minneapolis is the result of a doj report from 2023 that found routine racial discrimination and unjustified use of deadly force in the city's police department. how do consent decrees work to address these types of problems? alex del carmen, tarleton state university: typically, doj would not be involved in a situation like that unless there was reason to, right? so in this particular case, we all saw, obviously with horror, what happened to george floyd. and as a result of that, doj felt compelled to go into this police department and begin the investigation. it's what they call a pattern or a practice investigation, which means, is this problem pervasive in the entire department? and, if so, to what degree and what areas of policing should be looked at? stephanie: the ostensible goal of a consent dec

not have either chosen or accepted or considered serving on the board of supervisors were not for carmen. >> if you want to make your business accessible. >> in my role in city government where i have seen the most challenge is people who don't know you and you are here to serve and help them that they classify you as our city government and here to hurt you. so, people will talk to you and -- and just you know treat you disrespectfully. and sometimes i noticed that they might do more to me as a female compared to my male colleagues. but you know i try to be empathetic. one of the most significant barriers to female empowerment we feel like we have to be 100% meeting all of the qualifications before we think that we are qualified to do a job. if we look at a job description or an opportunity to come your way well is self doubt about whether you can fulfill the obligations of that role. i think that the confidence is huge and sometimes i think we make up for it by trying to gain more experience. more and more and more in whatever we can put under our belts we'll feel better. that may not

carmen lo dice por experiencia.luego a veces pues le roban la información a 1. tarjetas bancarias claves en las finanzas personales, sobre todo en estos días. muchos compramos regalos, compramos comida para la cena deslizando nuestra tarjeta por doquier. por ello, conoce las prácticas fraudulentas. es clave para protegernos y 1 de los más comunes es el skimming. malhechores instalan dispositivos en lectores de tarjetas o puntos de venta para copiar la información de nuestras tarjetas. entonces, qué hacer para protegernos? el fbi proporciona recomendaciones entre ellas. inspeccione los cajeros o terminales de pago antes de insertar su tarjeta. asegúrese de que no hayan piezas sueltas o daños en el lector o teclado. cubra el teclado al ingresar su pin. procure utilizar cajeros en sitios seguros o vigilados. monitoree regularmente sus cuentas bancarias y activen notificaciones bancarias para recibir alertas de seguridad. prácticas que tanto camila como carmen, dicen, realizan para evitar caer bajo la misma piedra. revi

carmen jaimes nos cuenta detalles del plan “Éxico te abraz” que ejecuta el gobierno de claudia sheinbamr y a la inflacÓn... gobierno federal indican un alza del 38 por ciento en el precio desde hace un aÑo&. en algunos estados de la costa oeste los consumidores deben pagar mas de 8 dolares por una docena. el real madrid se afianza en liderato de la liga con el primer triplete de mbapÉ vestido de blanco, que le da la victoria frenta al valladolid... juan carlos Íaz murrieta con Ás de deportes. trump se tomo un tiempo en su viaje a las vegas para pasearse por el casino... necesito ayuda con lo del seguro médico. checa a covered california. es el servicio gratuito del estado que te ayuda a obtener seguro médico. millones de personas lo han usado. —¿en serio? —¡sí! hasta ofrecen ayuda económica para bajar los costos. ¿cómo sabes tanto? así conseguí mi seguro. obtuve un buen plan por sólo $10 dólares al mes. tú sí sabes. si tienes preguntas, covered california te puede ayudar paso a paso. inscríbete antes del 31 de enero. una de sus promesas de campaÑa... el anuncio lo hizo tras una breve vi

carmen, the fbi believes the suspect did not act alone. we heard that loud and clear. based on your experience, what are the challenges in finding the other suspects? >> kate, we don't know all the evidence we have at this juncture as you know ey are trying to protect the investigation, and clearly they are trying to ascertain who might have been involved in the planning of the event that occurred and what other associates may be involved. they are going to leave no stone unturned to figure out who is involved. it was shocking information, but certainly worth noting that they believe other people are involved in this tragic event. they said they are not going forward with the sugar bowl for 24 hours, and the chief has been involved in law enforcement for three decades, and until they are sure about the whereabouts or involvement of others, they are not going to risk having such a large event until they can ensure the securing of the facility. >> that makes sense. carmen, bourbon street, one of the busiest streets in the country all year around and let alone on new year

our city administrator carmen chu. jose cisneros. chief probation is here., human resource director. carmen short. director of public works. neymaryellen carroll director of emergency management. director mcfadden department of homelessness and supportive housing. paul hendz son police accountability. paul.■ librarian michael lambert is here. the acting executive director of the human right's commission. chancellor mitch bailey city college is here. executive director katie tang office of small business is here. director sarah dennis of oewd is present. director kate of the war memorial is also here. and lastly our first inspector general is in the house, terry wily current superior court judge. welcome and enjoy the ceremony. >> thank you so ump. captain johnson. next, the most important moment here. this next dignitary needs no introduction many of you know him as the mayor. . s a two term our 41st mayor of san francisco and legendary speaker of the california state assembly. willie well brown is here! yes. and he will deliver the oath of office here in ju

carmen lo dice por experiencia.os compramos regalos, compramos comida para las cenas, deslizando nuestra tarjeta por doquier. por ello, conoce las prácticas fraudulentas. es clave para protegernos y 1 de los más comunes es el skimming. malhechores instalan dispositivos en lectores de tarjetas o puntos de venta para copiar la información de las tarjetas. entonces, qué hacer para protegernos? el fbi proporciona recomendaciones entre ellas. inspeccione los cajeros o terminales de pago antes de insertar su tarjeta. asegúrese de que no hayan piezas sueltas o daños en el lector o teclado. cubra el teclado al ingresar su pin. procure utilizar cajeros en sitios seguros o vigilados. monitoree regularmente sus cuentas bancarias y activen notificaciones bancarias para recibir alertas de seguridad. ácticas que tanto camila como carmen, dicen, realizan para evitar caer bajo la misma piedra. revisar el cajero, monitorear las transacciones. activar todas las alertas en el banco. si le da un miedillo pero pues ya va a tomar un poqu

. >> antes de huir empacÓ algo de ropa y le toma vÍdeo a toda la casa, carmen uno nunca piensa que ser la casa donde creÓ sus viejas destruidas, en cuestiÓn de horas se comunicÓ con el seguro contra incendio. chora tenemos que hacer un inventario desde las cucharas hasta televisiones. lo que pasa con aquellos que recientemente se quedaron 100 seguros porque fue cancelado y la gente estÁ protegida por un aÑo la moratoria prohÍbe a las compaÑÍas de seguro cancelar las pÓlizas de vivienda en las zonas de enciendo aÚn si su casa se emplee y si estÁ afectados por el humo y no hay agua potable y todo eso califica para la cobertura en tu pÓliza y estÁ preparado para largo camino que nos espera. >> hemos empezado desde cero. >> el comisionado asegura que no debe decir mÁs nada de forma apresurada y si la compaÑÍa de seguro le va a cancelar su pÓliza le tiene que avisar por lo —75 dÍas antes y mientras tanto sabemos que estÁ buscando ayuda, es toda la informaciÓn que les tengo, regresÓ contigo. >> milagros que necesitan ayuda donde me encuentro es una comunidad de 43,000 habitantes y se caract

not have either chosen or accepted or considered serving on the board of supervisors were not for carmento make your business accessible. >> in my role in city government where i have seen the most challenge is people who don't know you and you are here to serve and help them that they classify you as our city government and here to hurt you. so, people will talk to you and -- and just you know treat you disrespectfully. and sometimes i noticed that they might do more to me as a female compared to my male colleagues. but you know i try to be empathetic. one of the most significant barriers to female empowerment we feel like we have to be 100% meeting all of the qualifications before we think that we are qualified to do a job. if we look at a job description or an opportunity to come your way well is self doubt about whether you can fulfill the obligations of that role. i think that the confidence is huge and sometimes i think we make up for it by trying to gain more experience. more and more and more in whatever we can put under our belts we'll feel better. that may not be the case. we m

baguio camp john jay forts dotson, byrd, clark field del carmen field nichols field cavity and corregidor were also struck and manila too was bombed. and with that we, heard this warning over the heads. and we ran to the door like all of us did. we could see that the japanese pilots actually identify them as being japanese, and they flew right over and started dropping around everywhere. we evidently lived a charmed life because the bombs fell all around the hospital, but not on it. plane. they fired their load and one of the corpsman came through as the plane passed and he stopped. and from right in front of my foot, he picked the shell casing, a millimeter difference in the trajectory, and that would have been the end for me. i would never have come back from guam. it was that close. the five navy nurses on guam were captured on december ten and imprisoned in japan until their repatriation the following august. meanwhile, patients and hundreds of new casualties poured into manila on crowded trains in ambulances, trucks and busses. and i remember looking out after the bombing and seeing

while in the philippines, camp john, fort stockton berg, clark field, l carmen field, nichols field, were also struck. and manila, too, was bombed. >> it was then we heard this warring over our heads, and we went to the door. we could see the japanese pilots , actually identify them as being japanese, and they flew right over and they started dropping bombs around everywhere. we evidently lived a charmed life, because the bombs fell all around the hospital, but not on it. >> the plane fired their load, and one of the core men came through as the plane passed, and he stopped and from right in front of my foot, he picked up a shell casing. a millimeters difference in the trajectory and that would have been the end for me, i would have never come back from guam, it was that close. >> the five navy nurses on guam were captured on december 10th and imprisoned in japan until the repatriation the following august. meanwhile, patience and hundreds of new casualties poured into manila on crowded trains, and ambulances, trucks, and buses. >> and i remember looking out after the bombing and see

carmen has worked tirelessly for her dancers, for 14 years. i, since i don't have that much time left, my body is spent i won't be able to do as much. i have to give them all the time i have left. as best i can feel. the cold chavez is one of her 1st students. her family is extremely poor and lives up here in the hands of santa fe nato. after school, after training, and to run every errand she and her sister kate have to climb hundreds of steps. the little get equipped with my bodies already exhausted. and then there are all these steps to hit them, but we've been doing it forever. and it's certainly given a strong muscle of a sealed yellow there is rarely any running water here for rooms made of wood plywood and corrugated iron for the family of 5. that's all they can afford. mother and a seat, luis is a seamstress. money common brings her donated clothing, which she sells to neighbors. but although money is tight, her children have performed in valet shows in miami, barcelona orlando, its life changing the name as i've learned not to give up

. >> carmen balber is executive director of consumer watchdog. she says part of the problem relates to climate change and an increased risk of wildfires in sunol. the risk is high. the first street foundation, which connects climate change to financial risks, estimates 99% of sunol properties face a wildfire risk. >> it's pretty easy to understand that if you put all the risky people in one basket and something big happens, we start to run into financial troubles. >> something big did happen the los angeles county fires. >> the reason it's worrying people is because the fair plan, uh- claims, may exceed the amount of money they have in the bank. >> we are focused on maintaining the fair plan's financial health while getting people back to the regular market where they belong. >> california insurance commissioner ricardo lara spoke on friday about fair plan, highlighting the sweeping reforms enacted towards the end of 2024 to encourage competition in california's insurance market. consumer advocate amy bock says there's also a number of backstops

demo some people on nice office, avoid trouble, otherwise bad things could happen and for money, carmen. this theater is a place steeped in history and memories of performances staged by the dedicated valet teacher. and that is the stage has a kind of magic piece of finish. when you feel the floor, will you fall in love with your gripped by a sense of happiness, that insurance, you know, making difficult things look easy. that's valet and muddy government. her life story, a series of challenges for family left germany before world war 2 and had to start from scratch. a stroke of fate plunged from prosperity into poverty. the theatre where it all began for the 60 year old, burned to the ground, but valet remained to give her the strength to cope with the rigors of life. look with the flow that you can't explode on the stage and say listen, i can't do this anymore. you can't wait, they don't know, but what happens here is also so beautiful that mean, so you forget the pain loaded on the window, fly, no money got them in is usually running late or students are waiting late or travels from

not have either chosen or accepted or considered serving on the board of supervisors were not for carmeni have seen the most challenge is people who don't know you and you are here to serve and help them that they classify you as our city government and here to hurt you. so, people will talk to you and -- and just you know treat you disrespectfully. and sometimes i noticed that they might do more to me as a female compared to my male colleagues. but you know i try to be empathetic. one of the most significant barriers to female empowerment we feel like we have to be 100% meeting all of the qualifications before we think that we are qualified to do a job. if we look at a job description or an opportunity to come your way well is self doubt about whether you can fulfill the obligations of that role. i think that the confidence is huge and sometimes i think we make up for it by trying to gain more experience. more and more and more in whatever we can put under our belts we'll feel better. that may not be the case. we might be qualified with when we have already accomplished. i started rock

the word "mommune" was actually coined by a mum in california called carmen boss in 2002, and it's definitely in america than it is in europe. hi, i'm brooke, a single mum of three, living the lake life in small town texas _ 0k. hello! hi. i caught up with brooke and herfriend djemilah, two mums who literally built their mummune with their own two hands. so how did it all start, then? how did you guys meet and how did you decide to set up living together? so it was kind of... it was kind of like an organic... ..thing that we weren't expecting to really be a long—term thing either. um, actually, brooke used to have a coffee shop in town, and my partner at the time, which i was living with in texas, he had sold her some services for her coffee shop. shortly after that we... ..we separated. i was like, "i can't do this anymore." it was a very toxic environment. and then he tells me, "i'm leaving. "you can tell that brooke lady that i'm not..." they laugh "i'm not going to fulfil "the work that i charged her for." and so i reached out to her and i was like, "hey, "so i will fulfil the work for yo

ademÁs de este ubicado en tijuana, habrÁ en mexicali, nogales, ciudad juÁrez, nueva, rosita, el carmen mucho estrÉs. >> donde se les brindarÁ acceso a servicios de salud, facilidades para el trÁmite de documentos oficiales y asesoramiento para planear su regreso a sus estados de origen. albergues que resultan indispensables, pues donald trump anunciÓ su intenciÓn de deportar a 11 millones de migrantes en ciudad juÁrez, chihuahua. toma forma el campamento donde habrÁ espacio para 2500 personas que podrÁn ser deportadas a travÉs del paso texas. >> yo venÍa. >> con 80 personas, ahÍ habÍa como 3000 gente. >> como este mexicano, quien intentÓ llegar a estados unidos, pero este sÁbado, junto con otros mÁs, fueron devueltos por uno de los cruces peatonales. >> pues de hecho ayer iba a salir un aviÓn para el df, pero nos nos sacaron por aquÍ por el por juÁrez. >> las autoridades se dicen preparadas con la expectativa de que el apoyo sea suficiente. >> es algo sin precedentes, nunca lo habÍamos tenido y no es la primera crisis que podemos enfrentar. >> activistas confÍan en que los espacios ser

he shut down windmills, he saved tiktok, and he caught carmen sandiego. man just can't stop, won't stop! on monday, he wiped out all federal dei programs. and yesterday, he ordered that anyone, if you see anyone trying to be inclusive, you better tell teacher. >> the trump administration asking federal workers to snitch on their coworkers in a rollback of diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. >> employees have been told to report any colleagues who work in diversity, equity, and inclusion roles or they could face consequences. nbc news obtained e-mails sent to multiple agencies that say some of these programs are disguised using coded or imprecise language. >> ronny: yeah, you hear that? don't even think about doing dei in secret! all right? don't be meeting up in back alleys like, "yo, you gotta any lesbian resumes for me today? and i know you think dei was only invented in 2020 by democrats looking for a fresh, new way to lose elections. but donald trump is dedicated to rooting out dei all throughout history. >> one of the president's executive ord

sending you our best, carmen. and to all the people dealing with those wildfires.and having to get up at 5 a.m, it is part of my dna. yeah, i think it's becoming part of my dna, too. coming up next, president biden says his team negotiated the israel-hamas ceasefire deal. but donald trump says the deal was only agreed to because he was returning to the white house. so who deserves the credit? we'll dig into that straight ahead. and coming up on morning joe. the key takeaways from president biden's farewell address as he warns of an oligarchy taking shape in america. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre and white house national security communications advisor john kirby will be guests to reflect on biden's legacy and much more. but also ahead, democratic senators richard blumenthal and alex padilla are guests following their fiery exchanges with pam bondi during yesterday's confirmation hearing for her attorney general spot. for her attorney general spot. morning joe is just power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom sc

kim cher political economist and are to have carmen shaw advisory limited speaking to a staff in milan or the, the desk total from the wall size ravaging, los angeles county is, was in to $24.00. there warnings defies. could wesson because when's a full cost to strengthen for wednesday? now some of those who have been affected have visited pop up donation science to get both the food on clothes from volunteers to level reports. now from okay to knit the eastern fire as the it is the worst things in life that can bring out the best in humanity. the eat and fire is still burning up in the mountains above l. a. but down on the ground, it is left thousands in need that just trying to get 5 minutes buying minute meal buying meal from the old to the young. they all, don't they think? oh is here to donate my backpacks since i got a new one for christmas. i just wanted to be nice. um volunteering. i just wanted to feel like i was helping thousands of cars and trucks, bringing food, blankets and other essentials to this site. made a disaster hit out the dean and neighborhood a few hours of flam

. >> reporter: even carmen harman who is six months pregnant spraying down her home with water.he's expecting a boy, and says she's trying to ensure her baby has a place to come home to. >> we're ready to go if we need to. we have routes out. but yeah, we want to try and stay and fight. >> reporter: the threat isn't over. today new evacuations ordered as a fire broke out in grenada hills, and last night, another new fire near calabasas. a furious effort held back these flames. but with each new outbreak, already thin resources are being stretched even further. today, there's one less fire fighting plane in the air, after a super scooper was struck by what the fbi is investigating as a civilian drone strike. the damage left a fist-sized hole in its wing, grounding the vital aircraft designed to drop 1,500 gallons of water on fire. the fires have now burned more than 56 square miles. that's larger than the city of san francisco. more than 12,000 structures damaged or destroyed. these stunning before and after images of the eaton fire in altadena, showing what the fire did to a vib

ademÁs de este ubicado en tijuana, habrÁ en mexicali, nogales, ciudad juÁrez, nueva rosita, el carmenciÓn de deportar a 11 millones de migrantes en ciudad juÁrez, chihuahua. toma forma el campamento donde habrÁ espacio para 2500 personas que podrÁn ser deportadas a travÉs del paso texas. >> yo venÍa con 80 personas, aÍi habÍa como 3000 gente. >> como este mexicano, quien intentÓ llegar a estados unidos, pero este sÁbado, junto con otros mÁs, fueron devueltos por uno de los cruces peatonales. >> pues de hecho ayer Íbamos a salir un aviÓn para el df, pero nos nos sacaron por aquÍ por el por juÁrez. >> las autoridades se dicen preparadas con la expectativae que el apoyo sea suficiente. >> es algo sin precedentes, nunca lo habÍamos tenido y no es la primera crisis que podemos enfrentar. >> activistas confÍan en que los espacios serÁn seguros y los paisanos bien recibidos por todos. >> que podamos abrir el corazÓn, las manos, las puertas para las personas que lo puedan necesitar. >> mientras que en ciudad juÁrez las autoridades no han registrado un nÚmero significativo en el repunte de con

the word mum—une was actually coined by a mum in california called carmen boss in 2002, and it's definitelyica than it is in europe. hi, i'm brooke, - a single mum of three living the lake life . in small—town texas. hello. hi. i caught up with brooke and herfriend djemilah, two mums who literally built their mum—une with their own two hands. so how did it all start, then? how did you guys meet and how did you decide to set up living together? so it was kind of like an organic thing - that we weren't expecting to really be _ a long—term thing either. actually, brooke used to have a coffee shop in town, - and my partner at the time, which i was living with in texas, _ he had sold her some services for her coffee shop. _ shortly after that, we separated - and i was like, _ "i can't do this anymore." it was a very toxic environment. - and then he tells me, "i'm leaving. - you could tell that brooke lady that i'm not going to _ fulfil the work that i charged her for."j and so i reached out| to her and i was like, "hey, so i will fulfil the work for you, just if you can, - like, give me a second

. >> good afternoon my name is carmen chu assessor-recorder i want to wish everything a happy new yearhank you for joining us i want to say. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm proud to be a native san franciscan i grew up in the chinatown, north beach community port commission important to come back and work with those that live in the community that i grew up in and that that very, very important to give back to continue to work with the community and hope e help those who may not be as capable in under serving come back and giv >> we do in a way which is exciting engaging-the idea is bring the stories to life, because they are so relevant to the questions we all are asking today about where we belong, who are we, who do wree want to be. we wanted to be do something about food, because it is such a wonderful entrance. to get people to think what are these cultures, how did they come about and how do i relate to them. we can't live the idea [indiscernible] >> there is hundreds if not thousands of immigrants kitchens and we wanted to show how immigrat

. >> carmen hugo and her husband lost their home of 20 years in altadena, al. hugo is a los angeles fire captain. >> a blowtorch through my city and i've never seen anything like it. >> miles of homes destroyed both in altadena and pacific palisades. thousands of people now are seeking shelter and fire. officials warned residents wednesday not to try to return, with many dangers still remaining in the burned areas, significant safety and infrastructure issues remain, including downed power lines, broken gas lines, hazardous materials and unsafe water. wednesday's red flag warning and danger of wind gusts whipping up flames prompted power shutoffs to more than 95,000 customers, a precaution to prevent lines from sparking new fires. >> we understand that the shut off of the power can be of inconvenience to our residents, but we ask that you please be patient. >> thousands of firefighters from across the region, including more than 2400 from the national guard, are trying to make progress and maintain hard fought containment lines. >> we have over 5000 firefighter

for example, carmen teen a blend of peppermint oil and caraway oil is particularly effective for pain and bloating and research studies have shown that working well in the long term. stored in nutritional counseling or therapy is another critical component. i'd strongly recommend to try the animals to appease guns business bishop all shy and want dust that at 1st was a human beings. no one not being brought to an a vital designer. psychos therapy is also a significant pillar business. we know that people living with the i b s thumbs and we can also present as depressive disorders, all 5 and it's 10 guns. few pets hasn't been skewed. i know many patients. i'm going to feel just like you and you're absolutely not alone in this. then you tend to react to various situations more strongly through your god. that's simply how you are. okay. and that's okay. good from youngstown diary. thank you so miles estimate of how rich this is the 1st time i feel like i've truly been listened to their shift, a choice, sorry. because i understand you've enjoyed a lot of suffering position if you aren't t

. >> i used to go to the opera and i like carmen and a lot of the german operas but i don't know abouti will do some work on it. i will go with my chief scientist to find out what is going on there. let's go to tom in new york. tom . >> and i'm a lifelong suffering jets fan here . >> i wish i could help you. the new coach from the cowboys might be your man . >> let's go, i'm ready. >> i'm sorry. i'm a huge believer in aspen air and they have signed some super big contracts for 2024 with hopefully more to come. give me the green light, i want to load up . >> it may be good and you need the fed to cut rate 17 times for that to happen. maybe 42 tops. i would be slow in buying. let's go to jacob in my home state of pennsylvania. jacob . >> thanks for having me on . >> absolutely. i want to ask your opinion on a bus. >> it is a three dollars stock and it loses money. you could go to the casino and play it with a series of tight ends for the eagles or you can buy buttress. take your pick . >> how about jacob in alaska. jacob . >> k jim, thank you for taking my call and for all you and your t

i am carmen sandiego. that's the first reaction.t's the first reaction obviously but that's not entirely fair. she also looks like the guy from "spy vs. spy." and i know what some of you're are saying, "this is the first lady we're talking about. shouldn't you say she looks like j. robert oppenheimer?" it's much more fair especially given her motto "be death." when our new president finally entered the rotunda, he immediately tried to kiss his wife and oops! denied by the hat! now we know why the brim is so big. [cheers and applause] it serves the same sanitary function as the sneeze guard on a salad bar. new york tenor christopher macchio sang the national anthem and then was named "secretary of gettin' you a nice table in the corner." then trump was sworn in by chief justice roberts. one problem: trump did not place his hand on the bible for the oath of office. when the ceremony was gonna be outside, he was going to put his hand on the bible, but when they moved it inside, the fire marshall wouldn't allow it. here's the thing. the

we found carmen san diego! then biden and trump rode together to the capitol like a divorced couple on the way to their kid's graduation. jill biden rode with melania they both cried the whole way there. different reasons. but overall, unlike the last time, there was a lot of respect paid to tradition. kamala harris, invited j.d. vance to the vice president's residence at the naval observatory for a ceremonial humping of the millard filmore futon. it was a short drive to the capitol for biden and trump, though i'm sure it seemed very, very long. there they are. the reporters, they asked joe biden what his message for the day was, and he said "joy" was his message for day. which i think that's the name of the nurse who gives him his sponge baths. the whole thing was very formal. you can see melania trump being escorted into the rotunda by her new boyfriend. of course, i'm kidding about donald and melania are very, very much in love. you can see here they had a very sweet moment. they shared a almost a kiss. i gu

carmen, 20 below. this is wednesday morning. west virginia and virginia, appalachian there. allowing the next big push of air next week coming up from canada. temperature at the time of making that video, 13 below. feels like we're closer to 30 below, 29 below or so. this is how cold it's going to be. coldest in two years. paducah, memphis, little rock. look at that chill. it even reaches down to the gulf coast, louisiana, texas. it will be a little bit modified, but still cold for most of the nation. coming up how our friend jimmy kimmell and his staff are helping out, as southern california tries to get through these wild fires. gina rodriguez talking about joining the cast of "will trent." plus a surprise visit from princess kate just moments ago. on the steps of the capitol. historic taking the oath of office for the second time, inauguration day. america turns first to abc news. the day starts with a special good morning america. then live all across the day. david muir right there as history is made monday all day live on

. >> carmen balber is executive director of consumer watchdog.she says part of the problem relates to climate change and an increased risk of wildfires in sunol. the risk is high. the first street foundation, which connects climate change to financial risk, estimates 99% of sunol properties face a wildfire risk. >> it's pretty easy to understand that if you put all the risky people in one basket and something big happens, we start to run into financial troubles. >> something big did happen. the los angeles county fires. >> the reason it's worrying people is because the fair plan, uh- claims, may exceed the amount of money they have in the bank. >> we are focused on maintaining the fair plan's financial health while getting people back to the regular market where they belong. >> california insurance commissioner ricardo lara spoke on friday about fair plan, highlighting the sweeping reforms enacted towards the end of 2024 to encourage competition in california's insurance market. consumer advocate amy bock says there's also a number of backstops t

they've got a pistachio carmen french pastries. oh, my god. was an elo. caramelized crust times. even praise of baker's chocolate champagne cakes luscious are coming up the next hour. solano county is helping some people clean up their criminal r >> for your money this morning, there's a recent report. sort of sandals is economic growth failing in the wake of the pandemic. that's according to the milken ranked the city is 108 out of 200 large metro areas nationally in its best performance his report. red is based on the tech sector growth, labor market and across the economic opportunities. 2020 for the city was ranked 44 10 years ago it was ranked as number one. one expert saying that companies mandating returning to office instead work could help the city's ranking. santa rosa city schools of reached 86.3% graduation rate. according to school officials. that's a 2 point gain from the rate before covid-19 pandemic statewide. the graduation rate is 68 or 86.4%. according to the california department of education. however, a significant decline in enrollme

. >> carmen hugo and her husband lost their home of 20 years in altadena, al. hugo is a los angeles fire captain. >> a blowtorch through my city, and i've never seen anything like it. >> miles of homes destroyed both in altadena and pacific palisades. thousands of people now are seeking shelter and fire. officials warned residents wednesday not to try to return, with many dangers still remaining in the burnt areas. >> significant safety and infrastructure issues remain, including downed power lines, broken gas lines, hazardous materials and unsafe water. >> wednesday's red flag warning and danger of wind gusts whipping up flames prompted power shutoffs to more than 95,000 customers. a precaution to prevent lines from sparking new fires. >> we understand that the shut off of the power can be of inconvenience to our residents, but we ask that you please be patient. >> thousands of firefighters from across the region, including more than 2400 from the national guard, are trying to make progress and maintain hard fought containment lines. >> we have over 5000 firef

named in honor of five time-winner of maxim magazine's most spank-worthy smokeshow, carmen electra. [well, you know what? i think the troops are going to love that. but what about the big, scary issues? like trump planning these mass deportations. what is your response to that? >> jimmy, i've spoken to literally hundreds of undocumented immigrants hailing from every corner of my vineyard. [ laughter ] and they are mucho concerned-o. [ laughter ] which is why we're going to protect them by granting them temporary asylum, providing them all with same-sex anchor spouses and a path to citizenship for both hard-working migrants and food delivery robots. >> jimmy: oh, you would actually protect -- >> oh, thank you, thank you, thank you. jimmy, with your consent -- i'd like you to meet my peyote shaman, galloping sky. >> jimmy: hello there, galloping sky. >> gal lipinski. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, sorry. >> well, whatever your chosen name, your indigenous wisdom knows no bounds. >> jimmy: hold on a second, governor. i don't know that using hallucinogens is going to help the special sessio

. >> i mean, what could it be like, carmen sandiego? this morning we're going to find the clues.morning. >> comin >> michael: good morning america for our viewers in the west. southern california residents on edge with the most extreme fire warning right now.

. >> carmen hugo and her husband lost their home of 20 years in altadena, al. hugo is a los angeles fire captain. >> a blowtorch through my city and i've never seen anything like it. >> miles of homes destroyed both in altadena and pacific palisades. thousands of people now are seeking shelter and fire. officials warned residents wednesday not to try to return, with many dangers still remaining in the burnt areas, significant safety and infrastructure issues remain, including downed power lines, broken gas lines, hazardous materials and unsafe water. wednesday's red flag warning and danger of wind gusts whipping up flames prompted power shutoffs to more than 95,000 customers, a precaution to prevent lines from sparking new fires. >> we understand that the shut off of the power can be of inconvenience to our residents, but we ask that you please be patient. >> thousands of firefighters from across the region, including more than 2400 from the national guard, are trying to make progress and maintain hard fought containment lines. >> we have over 5000 firefighters