carol right now staying with her daughters, she her home. it was insured, but she knows it will be a long and costly process to rebuild. still, as you heard there, she wants to stay right here in altadena. >> mike, betty and zach, you know you've been there now nearly a week. and i'm curious, when you look back at your coverage, was there a moment that stood out the most? i'm sure there's many of them, but one that that you'll definitely bring home with you. >> you know, i thought it would be the night that i arrived when the fire was still going. but what really stood out was the following day and just seeing the devastation, meeting with some of the families and seeing some return to a home still intact and just next door, literally everything gone. >> zac sos we really appreciate all of your great reporting down there and we wish you a safe trip back home. zac sos, thanks so much for your report. well, firefighters are making progress in their battle against the two smaller fires in the l.a. area. cal fire says the kenneth fire is now 100

carol roth joins us also this story. >> women are known to be more, shall we say, ethical than men.iz: why is former speaker nancy pelosi randomly out of the blue claiming women are more ethical than men? she and her husband have raked in hundreds of millions of dollars during her stint in congress. next find out just how much nancy pelosi is worth now. outkick tomi lahren is here to react and whether democrats did their lawfare attacks on trump to try to stop trump from revealing how the d.c. swamp really works. let's check in first with my buddies dagen and guy benson, excited to see guy sitting there with you. what do you got coming up on the bottom line? dagen: yeah, guy. >> excited to be here. thank you so much e-mac. we've got a great show ahead at the top of the hour starting with former energy secretary and texas governor rick perry on these last minute energy edicts from joe biden. john carney on the unhappy gift biden is leaving behind for donald trump. dagen: what is being called the biggest peacetime crime and cover-up overseas in britain and then tudor dixon on the libe

. >> carol joseph, a lifelong resident of altadena.he's lived here since she was 11, feeling lucky to be alive and lucky for the support of her family. despite only having a suitcase in hand to show for a life's worth of possessions. >> you just have to be strong. have faith. it's just stuff. >> tuesday night, carol, sitting at home with her daughter as the eaton fire began to balloon. >> she said, mom, we've got to leave. >> surrounded by flames, the family escaping with likely minutes to spare as oh my goodness. the next day, carol's daughter able to make her way back to her home on las flores drive. >> she said, it's all gone. i had a little cottage. house gone. just everything is gone. and all this standing is the fireplace. every house on the block is gone. except for one. >> despite her immense loss, carol, a retired nurse now thinking of her neighbors. >> i just love helping people. i like to calm them down, and that gives me a lot of spiritual faith. >> all that she wants for herself. >> if they keep their word and help us, i'm

carole jenny tells us that, too.under the munchausen syndrome by proxy diagnosis, when a child was diagnosed with this legitimate medical illness, that was taken to be a diagnosis of exclusion. it excluded the medical child abuse, munchausen syndrome by prognosis. but under medical child abuse, carole jenny said the fact that a child has no legitimate medical diagnosis does not exclude medical child abuse and, in fact, she said, 74% of the cases that she designated as medical child abuse had legitimate medical illnesses in the children diagnosed. so the point now is medical child abuse is picking up a very different group of parents than those original parents who had been committing this heinous fabrication or induction behavior. it is targeting parents of kids with legitimate medical illnesses. sorry about that. wrong click. can we go. so one know is there is absolutely no reason to associate now the three-quarters of parents were getting picked up with kids with legitimate medical illnesses with that kind of heino

all right, carol, new topic. house speaker mike johnson said that they are considering tying california aid to raising the debt limit. this crisis is not even over. it is still unfolding, and somehow it has become a partizan political fight, a natural disaster in the biggest country, in the biggest state in our country. >> so many ironies here stuff. i don't know where to start, you know. was there any democrat in congress? and i'm not being partizan here. i'm just looking at the facts. was there any democrat in congress who resisted disaster funding to georgia, florida, north carolina in the wake of, you know, truly disturbing and tragic disaster relief needs there with the hurricanes of helene and milton? and another irony, california sends more money back among a small subset of states in the union in the country. so very small groups give more money back, produce more money for the federal treasury than they receive in federal tax dollars and grants. et cetera. so that's ironic. another irony is that many mem

the trailblazer, carol mosley brown.osley brown. >>> 32 years ago history was made when our next guest, carol moseley braun became the first woman -- black woman to serve in the senate. she was the sole black woman to serve until 2017. there have only been three black women to serve in the senate since carol moseley braun. that is until today. for the first time ever two black women will serve in the senate at the same time. >> to you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same and that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter to help you guard -- god? >> congratulations, senators. . >> do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will b

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they use, the key ukranian town of caroll. hava is now on the russian control. the seizure gives the rest of the forces direct road access to the regions. borders on hinders kids ability to show going. yet city. while i'm the ukrainian control, the area was a main logistical center. a heavily fortified with troops and tanks. t of a said to have lost over $12000.00 soldiers and the bible for the city. oh say correspondence with long calls. there are things that the face of now this was truly a christmas gift to the people of domestic people's republic as russia liberates keys on bus city of caroll comes on. now the ration of girl how it means that the ukrainian, our forces will have fewer opportunities to fly or on the civilian population of done net scan, nearby towns as well from our to her assistance. now, according to the russian defense ministry, the ukrainian armed forces last at least 80 percent of their personnel in cross country. and then as people's republic, that means the over 12000 casualties and law office of at least 3000 units on the equipment and

ladies, thank you so much, carol and tiana.l casone, in for liz claman. it's going to be a rocky hour go. we'll hold on. cheryl: yeah. more than 6000 points down on the dow -- charles -- 600 points. traders looking fo

including carol cherry's father, cyrill shephard, sentenced to prison for almost two years at the aged until this happened. he was commended for his bravery after the explosion. >> reporter: 80 years later, navy secretary carlos del toro exonerated the black sailors. >> they took the right course of action by denying to go back to work under similar circumstances. >> reporter: yet they lived and died with this dark cloud. >> and that's the unfortunate part about this, and i pray that an exoneration will bring peace to their souls and bring peace to their family members. >> reporter: in july, carol cherry was presented with a flag at a memorial ceremony at port chicago. >> i am so proud of that flag. >> reporter: it now sits on her shelf, a shrine to her father. >> and i thank my pop for what he did. i'm so proud of him. and i'm so happy for where we are at this moment. i wish he was here to see it. >> reporter: and wishes she could tell him justice was finally done, and the navy now says her pop was a hero. for "eye on america," this is charlie d'agata in sycamore, illinois. >> norah:

and here is carol in red hook, new york. democrat. hi, carol. carol, are you there? in red hook, new york. no. >> appreciate you being flexible with our schedule. a few things at the top. tomorrow, secretary austin will host the contact group at ramstein air force base, germany. the udcb has been instrumental in coordinating international support to assist ukraine in defending its sovereignty against russia's unprovoked aggression. to date, the united states and our allies and partners have collectively committed more than $126 billion in security assistance to ukraine since russia's full-scale invasion in 2022. the ubcg has also been critical in bolstering ukraine's defense capability and building a credible deterrence force so it can defend against future aggression as well. while i won't get ahead of any announcements, at this milestone meeting of the contact group, which will be secretary austin's last, you can expect the secretary to continue this work at ramstein tomorrow. he'll engage officials from around the world to discuss ukraine's battlefield needs and l

mary ellen, carol woody. thank you for your attendance. public safety chief paul yap. thank you for your attendance. >> i'd like to thank the current command staff led by chief tang. you have collaboratively supported the health and health and safety of the membership of this great department in unison. you have and share the goals in our mission statement achieved. thank you. i received a stark reminder of the seriousness of this position this morning at 702 hours we were struck by a 3.7 earthquake. citizens of this city. our department stands ready to protect you and your loved ones. should disaster strike, we vigilantly train daily and have a comprehensive plan in place. however, we're not complacent. >> we'll continue to work with our partners at dbm to update and implement disaster plans. mom raised in the mission district. thank you for your love guidance and grace. you spent 65 years of your life worrying about dad and i getting injured in the fire. thank you for your sacrifice, dad. i know you're smiling down on us. >> for 30 years you told me to go to headquar

carol, let me kick it off with you. heard senate majority leader john thune say his relationship with president-elect trump is evolving. i thought it was a fascinating answer, and it kind of underscores what i think we're all going to be watching for. how complicated is it for the trump agenda to get passed. >> that's right. he essentially described this as a business relationship, saying that they have shared goals with enit comes to achieving policy agenda. and that's what's going to bind them. but whether they're going achieve the goals is what matters. trump has set very high expectations with the american people that he is going get a lot done very fast with the republican senate house and white house. thune was a little more measured about what is actually going to be possible. how this relationship evolves is whether in trump's view thune is delivering for him. if he is not, you're going to see the president-elect looking to blame someone, and thune may find himself on the receiving end of that. >> jonathan, talk

keep on boss city of caroll. come on now the ration of girl how it means that the ukrainian armed forces will have fewer opportunities to fly or on the civilian population of the nest can nearby fountains as well from artillery systems. now, according to the russian defense ministry, the ukrainian armed forces last at least 80 percent of their personnel in cross country. and then as people republic, that means the over 12000 casualties and law office of at least 3000 units on the equipment and the various weapon systems, the last 10 years. the key of regime has turn croc about into a powerful uh, 40 foot area with a well developed a network off of the flight and points and the underground communications as well. now from the more stuck lock of the is covered by reserve war which significantly limits the maneuverability of the russian. a solid units now logistical and the technical support of ukraine's, the grouping in as an escrow direction has now being significantly hampered as well . and also, russian troops h

in december, the family attended catherine's carol concert at westminster abbey.upporting others through challenging times, with particular personal resonance after this year. and i must continue to take each day as it comes. and undertaking a few more public engagements in the coming months when i can. but you don't have anything in that car, do you? - and the first of those was to southport, where she and prince william met with families of the children killed and injured and those who helped in the aftermath of the attack. in december, the family attended catherine's carol concert at westminster abbey. this has now become an annual event. the theme this year was empathy and kindness, supporting others through challenging times, with particular personal resonance after this year. this year was going to be the year that i've just had. the unplanned? the unplanned, exactly. yeah. hello. despite an improving weather picture for some today, the impact of the rain that's fallen so far will be felt all the way through into the afternoon. the clearer skies are on the w

nbc news managing washington editor carol lee.ior political columnist for politico. symone sanders-townsend former spokesperson to vice president kamala harris and marc short, former spokesperson for mike pence. thank you for being here. let me kick it off with you, you heard senate majority leader john thune who said his relationship with president-elect trump is evolving and i thought it was a fascinating answer and it underscores what we'll be watching for. how difficult will it be for the trump agenda to pass? >> he describe side as a business relationship, achieving goals in a policy genda and trump has said that he'll get a lot done very fast with the senate and white house. what you heard from thune is more measured, more pragmatism about what is actually going to be possible. how this relationship evolves is really going to depend on whether in trump's view thune is delivering for him and if he is want, then you will see the president-elect looking to blame someone and thune may find himself on the receiving end of that. >

excited to share their talents, food disappointed wheel won't be able to celebrate so much of what carol had a wonderful. of course your safetyar comes first. i declared a state of emergency to mobilize resources to assist those impacted by the storm. many places, the roads are made encourage everyone to exercise caution and stay tuned to your local weather channel. the weather is better, prices illegal the chance to celebrate together great state. members of the council of state, the judiciary and go state employees, thank you for your dedication to serving our state and look forward to working with each of you over the next four years of as we make a difference in the lives of our fellow for carolinians. thank you for your eight years of excellent leadership to govern with wisdom and passion stronger than when he took office and on a personal level, for your friendship these past five years. [applause] >> to my parents, my wife, our new first lady, and our great kids sam, adam and leah. i love you and thank you. i'm speaking to you from the north carolina state capital, our second stat

we did discover that it was this remarkable woman, carole king, carole king made the transition from basically being behind the scenes woman to a star in her own right. >> i feel the earth move under my feet. >> i feel the sky tumbling down. i feel my heart start to tremble. and whenever. you're. >> writing carole king is the embodiment of what happens. because in the 60s, she is trying to write hit songs for other people. and then in the 70s, with tapestry, it's the definition of an album of self-expression. let me go into my house in laurel canyon and tell you about my life after church. you always went out for pancakes. if you were lucky enough to ride in one of the girls cars, you know what you're listening to. tapestry. >> there are a lot of very important women who were some of the most significant writers and contributors to music at the time. >> we're going to do a song that's written by my friend john david souther who's my favorite california songwriter and one of my favorite singers. it's called faithless love. >> she was in many ways my greatest collaborator. i mean, i be

including carol cherry's father cyril shepherd, sentenced to prison for almost two years at the age ofsh on his record until this happened. he was commended for his bravery after the explosion. >> reporter: 80 years later, navy secretary carlos del toro exonerated the black sailors. >> they took the right course of action by denying to go back to work under similar circumstances. >> reporter: yet they lived and died with this dark cloud. >> and that's the unfortunate part of this. i pray that an exoneration will bring peace to their souls and bring peace to their family members. >> reporter: in july, carol cherry was presented with a flag at a memorial ceremony at port chicago. >> i am so proud of that flag. >> reporter: it now sits on her shelf, a shrine to her father. >> and i thank my pop for what he did. i'm so proud of him, and i'm so happy for where we are at this moment. i wish he was here to see it. >> reporter: and wishes she could tell him justice was finally done and the navy now says her pop was a hero. for if i didn't change my life, then i wouldn't be here today. "what's

now i want to start by recognizing steve's family today, especially his wife carol and allie and david. steve's service, as you all have heard me say many times before, like so many in the justice department, has really -- is really enabled by their loved ones. all of our work is enabled by loved ones and the sacrifices you make, so his service is your service too. thank you for your sacrifices. [applause] now it is an honor to be here to help celebrate and say farewell to steve, a towering figure in the department. it is too easy, right? not just because he is the tallest component had. i did not fact-check that, but right? when i think about the breadth and the length of steve's service, from civil rights prosecutor, u.s. attorney come into service as the atf director, i think of the word boundless. boundless energy, starting most days before sunrise and ending deep into the night. boundless optimism. a can-do attitude. never tamped down by anyone. not even the dag. boundless leadership. always pushing the envelope, going the extra mile, attorney -- encouraging staff to generate idea

time for a look at the weather with carol. week. we are looking at the cold weather continuing, further wintry showers for some of us, widespread frosts, and the risk of ice on untreated surfaces first thing. as we go through the week, you see the colder areas remain across the british isles. towards the weekend, the milder yellows are coming our way, so not as cold as at the moment. at the moment, we have the morning rain having moved away, taking snow showers with it, but further snow showers continuing across southern and northern scotland, a few in england and wales. some in the midlands, and also northern ireland. temperatures today may say 2—7 c, but we have gusty winds, and the wind chill will make it feel sub—0 for many. we are looking at gales potentially through the english channel and the north sea. this evening and overnight, exposed to the northerly wind, further wintry showers across northern scotland, northern ireland, wales, north—west england, through the midlands, and another cold night with a widespread fros

when i get online north carol gives around 30 leaders of milk for day. so the farm produces 323500 leaders of milk daily. yeah, how about all the robot notes because the milk is collected here until the coast be no dry, then it's pump to pass through the filter here and on into the tank dining and talking to you. it's cool to fortunately celsius and the theory picked it up every to the i talked with funding low. can i afford the cows have to learn to hit the milking unit regularly. it's harder for psychos, the farmers tried to calm them down. finest. yeah, you're fine cuz i really find one and so good until you see me. oh wow. sure. it'll be all right. i see it. so now an automated milking system costs over $150000.00 euros. not only does it cut down on labor, it also helps to monitor the cows health using sensors. that goal support and it's all because we're a color. it tells me straight up the code that i'm shooting it up. i mean, if she's had enough exercise or not to be, then i can give the animals the not a problem here and in an emergency, for inst

carol. good morning. it is so good to see you. >> i'm so excited.d you're going to nominate your mom for the 50 over 50. i am. okay. >> good composer. >> good morning, joy kane. >> we're happy to have you with us. you are hilarious. watching that clip, you said i'm not dying or anything, am i? >> this is like, you know, your life is flashing before. like i haven't seen the world's greatest lover. the one with gene wilder in a million years. that's exciting. >> what do you think when you see that back and you look at your career in that way and see all you've. you've accomplished. >> i. the first word that comes into my mind is lucky. you know that i've been so lucky to work with so many great people and great scripts and directors and just we obviously want to talk about between the temples, but it's a perfect segue to a question i ask all of the women who are honored on the 50 over 50 list, or who are over 50 in their careers. >> how dare you? when you were in your 20s. and i'm thinking with your mother, you might actually have a different answer t

joining me now is carol schleif — chief market strategist at bmo private wealth. news for the economy, it is bad news for the market for today. we are seeing stocks and bonds falling. what is your take on the numbers and the rap track market reaction to it? i think the market reaction is a little overdone as the open and hopefully, we will get some rethinking of this reaction as we go through the day because overall, it is a solid job report and it is indicative of a very nicely functioning economy. in one of the numbers, the underlying numbers, the average hourly wage rate came in as expected, a little softer than expected so you are getting this a really nice balance in the labour market. people are employed which means consumers who contribute to spending and in the us, the consumer dry 70% of gdp so having them employed and been able to drive gdp helps and the fact that there is not a wage pressure helps too. when markets are fixated on went this big kite... 50 markets are fixated on went this big kite. . ._ this big kite... so interact there. does _ this big

and playing christmas carols on the piano at the prayer breakfast is something i've thoroughly enjoyed. exchanging stories about our families, our faith, our personal challenges have made a real difference. it's been a great honor for me to serve as a member of the senate democratic leadership since 2005. i want to recognize democratic leaders tom daschle and dear harry reid who were so supportive of me. i want to thank my great friend, senator chuck schumer and his extraordinary team, extraordinary team. chuck loves the united states senate, and he loves our country with every bone in his body. and i'm so appreciative of his leadership and tireless work and friendship. what i announced my retirement nearly two years ago, i thought i was ready to -- i said i was ready to pass the torch to a new generation of leaders and i couldn't be prouder to pass the torch to michigan's new senator-elect elissa slotkin. i snow she will have the -- i know she will have the heart and the talent for this job, and will do great things for our state and our country. i thought long and hard about how to e

. >> well -- joining us now carol bemo. we go bemo, carol, i've got it down. jobs number shows what do you think? jobs number says what? i sound like wayne's world. jobs number says what on friday? >> i think the jobs number most likely will show a continued softening at the edges as we've seen. you saw the job openings unexpectedly tick up a bit yesterday and we've licensed some of that at least anecdotally from talking to a lot of the companies that we bank for quite some time where especially in the white collar areas where you've seen some flattening of layers, you've seen some -- as people leave they are not necessarily rushing to replace those jobs. there has not been huge layoffs but at the margins you're seeing some weakness there. we do think that's one of the things the fed will keep an eye on. i think the more interesting thing for today will be parsing through some of those fed minutes from that meeting in december. >> carol, we're finding out that january -- and i always thought as january goes so goes the year, but january can be a tough month. d

mary ellen, carol woody. thank you for your attendance. public safety chief paul yap. thank you for your attendance. >> i'd like to thank the current command staff led by chief tang. you have collaboratively supported the health and health and safety of the membership of this great department in unison. you have and share the goals in our mission statement achieved. thank you. i received a stark reminder of the seriousness of this position this morning at 702 hours we were struck by a 3.7 earthquake. citizens of this city. our department stands ready to protect you and your loved ones. should disaster strike, we vigilantly train daily and have a comprehensive plan in place. however, we're not complacent. >> we'll continue to work with our partners at dbm to update and implement disaster plans. mom raised in the mission district. thank you for your love guidance and grace. you spent 65 years of your life worrying about dad and i getting injured in the fire. thank you for your sacrifice, dad. i know you're smiling down on us. >> for 30 years you told me to go to headquar

carol had a chance to recognize a whole lot of important people. but did not have an opportunity to recognize yourself. thank you to carol for moderating, league of women voters for hosting. for all of you to be on you for tonight's debate. this is what the american political process is really all about part you taken the time to beer tonight and asking us important questions about the future of our community and country. my name is lee zeldin i was born and raised on long island. my wife diane and i are raising our beautiful twin daughters mckayla and arianna. i spent four years on active duty in the army. i've spent the last nine in the army reserves were currently served with the rank of major presurgery new york state set up for four years. you're my time there i successfully led the fight to 80% of employers, company spencer of the nation's strongest property tax cap reduce the lower income tax rates the lowest level in six years, created the program for veterans of post traumatic stress disorder broke the law that protects military families i

on friday in a separate ceremony mary seen bridge and presented her husband, dead dancing with the carold for his outstanding contributions to television on or off the stain. meryl streep presented fila davis with the sessile bead to millward for her outstanding contributions to the world of entertainment. please welcome the 2012 for a recipient of the sessile b demello award and starve the upcoming film, "g20," viola davis. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> viola: thank you. thank you. it is an immense honor and great privilege to be standing here as this year's recipient of the cecil b. demille award, and to celebrate the exceptional talent of the women nominated for best female actor in a motion picture drama. there is no doubt each of you ladies delivered stellar performances. however, what immediately comes to mind when i think of each of you is iconic. nicole, pamela, fernanda, tilda, angelina, and kate. i remain in all of your brilliance and how you continue to redefine yourselves on screen. you are not only actresses, your forces of nature shaping cinematic history. [applause] here are the nomin

ladies, thank you so much, carol and tiana. folks, i hand it over to my colleague, cheryl casone, in for liz claman. it's going to be a rocky hour go. we'll hold on. cheryl: yeah. more than 6000 points down on the dow -- charles -- 600 points. traders looking for cover. i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman. the jobs report dimmed hopes for two rate cuts in this year. major averages are now turning negative for the year as the dow and the s&p 500 having their worst day since december 18th. we're going to have all that market news and more coming up in moments. but we do have to start with the deadly story out west. a sixth fire broke out today called archer after the other five wildfires ripped through southern california leaving a trail of death and destruction. the unprecedented 4-day inferno that has swept across l.a. county has damaged or destroyed more than 99,000 structures and killed -- 9,000 structures and killed at least 10 people. fox business' max gorden has been following the flames all week and joins us live from cal

carole jenny tells us that, too.under the munchausen syndrome by proxy diagnosis, when a child was diagnosed with this legitimate medical illness, that was taken to be a diagnosis of exclusion. it excluded the medical child abuse, munchausen syndrome by prognosis. but under medical child abuse, carole jenny said the fact that a child has no legitimate medical diagnosis does not exclude medical child abuse and, in fact, she said, 74% of the cases that she designated as medical child abuse had legitimate medical illnesses in the children diagnosed. so the point now is medical child abuse is picking up a very different group of parents than those original parents who had been committing this heinous fabrication or induction behavior. it is targeting parents of kids with legitimate medical illnesses. sorry about that. wrong click. can we go. so one know is there is absolutely no reason to associate now the three-quarters of parents were getting picked up with kids with legitimate medical illnesses with that kind of heino

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a pretty popular house in the neighbourhood, it had a lot of hollywood memorabilia from bob hope, carolerry herman, angela lansbury and a number of others. and they often used the house as their own homes for the media in order to stay at home with, they didn't want to use their own homes, so they used mine. the neighbours often joked it was the celebrity home. i think i was very lucky i started getting things out early. i lost a lot of the memorabilia but i managed to get a great deal out. i felt for my neighbours who held out maybe too long. and some of them only got out with the shirts on their backs. i got out with five shirts, four pairs of pants and three shoes. my next—door neighbour's house is completely intact, nothing wrong with it, and yet every other house on the block is gone. it's hard to explain. i'm happy for them, it'sjust everything it hits, it is levelled. there is no resemblance whatsoever to anything identifiable existing, except the fireplace. i'm really proud of my neighbours because they have all grouped together, supporting each other, calling each other. our ch

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carol feist says she is saddened by the violence, but hopes residents don't lose hope. >> we have the right systems in place to move oakland in the right direction, and that is what's encouraging about how we get to a place with zero homicides. he says it doesn't mean 2025 has to follow the same trends. incoming new leadership will give him hope. >> a new police chief and as far as him getting settled with a new mayor. i hope to see some new changes to where criminals don't feel comfortable here. >>> police in san francisco arrested the shooter suspected in the first homicide case of 2025. officers arrived at this gas station on 17th street in south van ness around 12:30 this morning. they found a man who had been shot several times. he later died at the scene. police say that the suspect attempted to flee after the shooting, but was later found and taken to jail. >>> taking a live look at the bay bridge and the richmond bridge, commuting around the bay just got a little bit more expensive. that starts today, january 1. bridge tolls are higher in 2025. it went up from $7 to now $8 on

for oakland city councilwoman carol fife, the neighborhood was more like a family heirloom. my cousins, i have several family members who live in that area, and when i was 20 years old, i moved to california and that's the first place that i lived. though fife lived there briefly, her family ties to the neighborhood go back nearly six decades, she says. family homes and memories once at the center of get togethers are now lost forever. my uncle right now, i'm trying to find housing for him. i have several family members who are currently homeless. it's just a lot of pain. fife's family joins the nearly 45,000 residents displaced in altadena in the wake of the eaton fire. the fire scorched more than 14,000 acres and about 12,000 structures, including homes, churches and businesses. turok, the founder of community ready corps, says time is of the essence to get aid to altadena. this is middle class black folks and a lot of instances that are being overlooked because folks think this is something that just affected the rich and celebrities, is pulling in resources to get help t

carol is one of the most prominent supporters of the war against ukraine. some orthodox church as mazda holiday. according to the julian calendar, on january 7th, last year ukraine switched to observing christmas in december. in australia, the far right freedom party has been asked to form a government. this follows the collapse of coalition towards between centrist parties, the countries president, arctic sound a fund, a veteran has tossed the leader of the freedom policy, have a chico with forming a new government. if he's successful, austria would have its 1st government led by a far right policy. since world war 2. as these protest decided and the deep belief would change the course of the country's future. soon the far right feet the body could lead the government. its leader heard particularly now has the job to fund a new government, a decision many here disapprove of that belongs to sophistic. what's happening right now was very important for us and got a right wing extremists, politician who's calling himself the people's chancellor fits. and the l

carol fife, city councilwoman for district 3, said she's saddened by the violence but hopes residents don't lose hope things will get better. >> we have the right system in place to move oakland in the right direction and that is what's encouraging about how we get to a place where we have zero homicides. >> reporter: wesley still remains optimistic despite the sour start to the year. he said it doesn't mean 2025 has to follow the same trends. incoming new leadership gives him hope. >> a new police chief and as far as them getting settled with a new mayor and i hope to see some new changes to where criminals don't feel comfortable here. >> a lot of really rough stuff to start the new year. >>> we do also have to talk about the weather because we do have rain incoming to start the year. >> this is going to be a lot lighter and weaker, but it's coming friday. we'll jump ahead in time and use the virtual map to visualize how this very narrow cold front is going to march across the bay from friday morning through the evening. keep your eye down here. we'll put the timestamp on there and s

for oakland city councilman carol fyfe the neighborhood is more like a family heirloom. >> my cousinshave several family members that live in the area. when i was 20 years old i moved to california and that's the first place that i lived. >> reporter: fyfe lived there briefly. but her ties to the neighborhood go back over six decades. once the center for get-togethers, now lost forever. >> my uncle, i'm trying to find housing for him. i have several family members that are currently homeless. it's a lot of pain. >> reporter: she joins the nearly 45,000 residents displaced in the wake of the fire. the fire scorched 13,000 acres and about 12,000 structures including homes, churches and businesses. -- as time is of the essence to get aid to altadena. >> this is middle-class. black folks, in a lot of instances, that are being overlooked because folks think this is something that just affected the rich and celebrities. >>'s organization is buying essentials like diaper, water and dog to -- dog food. >> the situation is so difficult that we will all figured out as we move forward. >> report