i'm your host, stephen colbert.ight's a little bit of a sweet and sour, a little semi-sweet chocolate chip, it's the end of an era. because this is our last show of the biden administration. >> awww. >> stephen: it's been a good run. thank you for oral your efforts the next time you see me, donald trump will be president. and you may not see me. next four years, we're taking it one day at a time. last night, still-president biden gave his farewell address to the nation. now, in typical biden style, he kicked things along with a meandering metaphor. >> like america, the statue of liberty is not standing still. she's on the march and she literally moves. she was built to sway back and forth to withstand the fury of stormy weather, to stand the test of time, because storms are always coming. she sways a few inches, but she never falls into the current below. >> stephen: "what i'm saying is, run! the statue of liberty is alive! get out of there. it's alive! i saw it in a documentary "ghostbusters two!" you gotta spray i

i'm your host, stephen colbert.a lot of folks are feeling down right now, things aren't working out the way some people wanted. but you buck up, blitzen, because santa claus is coming to town. christmas is here and there's no reason not to enjoy the season. the white house is already all in. yesterday we got our first peek at the bidens' holiday decorations. beautiful. so festive. the official theme is "the season of peace and light," which is much more hopeful than all the other democrats' christmas theme: "drink three old fashioneds and openly weep in front of charlie brown." [laughter] as is the tradition, each room in the white house has a unique design. the china room features an ode to carbohydrates, with artisanal loaves and wreaths made out of braided bread. sending the time-honored message: "screw the gluten-free!" [laughter] joe's not there now, actually. joe is in africa, hiding from the fallout over his decision to give a blanket pardon to his son, hunter. i'm guessing his family's not thrilled with it,

i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] there it is!d to believe we are already at the end of day 2 of the second trump administration. [booing] i know. i feel the same way. but i'm choosing to think of it as day negative 1,385 before the 2028 election. [cheering] gosh, i just... i just hope we can flip greenland blue! but here's the thing, my friends. in here, out there. it's so important for all of our mental health to pace ourselves. get some sleep. stay hydrated. remember, not everything is going to be about donald trump every single day. except today. so strap in, buckle up, bear down, and grab a bite stick. 'cause here we go. we sure needed a bite stick yesterday, because donald trump was on tv from 8:43 am, when he shuffled into church to tell jesus "you're welcome," to his sleepy late night slow-dance at an inauguration party at 11:30 pm. that means trump was on tv for almost 15 straight hours, because all he really wants to be is a tv star. doesn't really want to be president. he just wants to force us to watch him all the time

"the late show" with stephen colbert is next. see you tomorrow. >> today is the fourth anniversary of the violent attack on the capital which president trump has bizarrely called a day of love. >> it's was a day of love. there is a beauty to it and they love to it. they were there with love in their hearts. there was love. >> this january 6th, give her the perfect gift to commemorate that special day of love. it's the most romantic way to make sure she never forgets those three little words. >> hang mike pence! >> every coup begins with k. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight... capitol quiet. plus, stephen welcomes... congressman adam kinzinger! and musical guest jon batiste! featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey, you know wh what? thank you, my friends. please, please have a seat. welcome. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. it's nice to hear, it'

i'm your host, stephen colbert.ight, los angeles is being ravaged by sudden, out-of-control wildfires, especially in the neighborhoods of malibu, altadena, and pacific palisades. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate, and they don't know when they'll be able to return home. for an idea of the scale of the fire, here's a photo a reporter took from a plane above los angeles 24 hours ago. since then, winds gusts up to 100 miles an hour have spread the fire explosively, and authorities do not know when they'll have it under control. we know the people of los angeles are resourceful and kind, and they're doing everything they can to help one another. and we want to send our love and concern to all the residents of los angeles who are facing what is being described as the most destructive fire in the city's history. and if you follow this qr code, if you want to help, it'll take you to a list of some of the organizations that you can help address the needs of the people affected by these fires. thank you for do

i'm your host, i'm stephen colbert. [cheers] let me ask you something.body here have money in the stock market? [scattered cheers] not anymore! because today, the dow plunged more than 1,100 points. that, that is a lot of... dow units. dowlings. moist dowlettes. this -- don't know what it means. this plunge caps off a ten-day losing streak, the longest such stretch since 1974. 50 years. and remember, keep this in mind, that '74 market collapse shocked the world, because bachman turner overdrive assured everyone that they were taking care of business! every day. taking care of business in every way! it's all right! [applause] despite this turbulent market, you don't see me shakin'. 'cause i've taken all my money and placed it safely in meme coin. okay? i'm fine. for instance, i've put it in the very real crypto-currency called fartcoin, which, and this is true, today surged to a nearly $1 billion market cap. but i'm not here to brag about my good fortune. that's the thing about fartcoin. it's silent but wealthy. [applause] of course -- trademark. trademar

brian colbert was officially sworn in at tuesday's board meeting colbert's daughter administered the 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 is not lost on him. >> it's important that people recognize it. but i think within larger context shows. regardless. around 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. >> colbert's district encompasses fairfax canfield, green brace and and ross. he says his focus is going to be on wildfire. preparation greeting infrastructure and making the county more affordable for working families. the event also have gospel performance start. the swedish art projects will be showcased in and out of this world gallery. >> get this the peace more than 2 decades in the making was aboard a falcon 9 rocket that took off this morning. yeah, that little thing. that little house until its way to the surface

colbert is the first black board member in the board's 175 year history.bert's district two encompasses fairfax, kentfield, greenbrae, and san anselmo and ross. congratulations. a bay area teenager is trying to make recovery easier for fire victims down south. after seeing all the devastation, cupertino high school junior ruben vargas said he felt compelled to do something, so he got to work. he spent two days creating a website called save dtla.org. he just launched it yesterday in hopes it will streamline the recovery process for the thousands of fire victims. i wanted to create a website that people could have, like a one stop shop of finding resources for the fires in la, and if you wanted to help. the website provides everything from information on recovery centers to links to state and federal agencies. it even has information on where to turn for help if you lost your job because of the fires. the site also has information for people wanting to donate cash, supplies, food or provide housing for those who lost their homes. nice work. hopefully it hel

colbert is the first black board member in the board's 175 year history.rt's district number two encompasses fairfax, kentfield, green bay, san anselmo, and ross. up next, a big night for the sharks and for tiger woods when you're last in the league in wins, you're not happy about that season. but that's not the case for the sharks because optimism is running high. they're not good, at least not yet. but they are on the verge tonight in detroit. one of the most impressive wins of the season. we'll pick it up in the first period. the sharks with the shorthanded goal. take a lookok nico sturm is going to shoot. hold on, hold on, hold on. there it is. that sweet delayed shot. sharks had a two thing lead. third period now. nice pass from macklin. celebrini across the net to william eklund. watch this. celebrini looked like joe thornton, who he lives with, by the way, in the south bay. look at that pass. sharks beat the red hot red wings 6 to 3. oh, the dramatic music. you see this tonight? hello to tiger woods. this is the inaugural season of the tgl. that's t

i'm your host, stephen colbert.ies and gentlemen, you know we do our best to do a good show for everybody at home but i have no illusions about what people watch this program. i know that at the end of the day, people just want to come home, lay down, and relax with some erotic constitutional debate. well, you're in luck, folks. because today, the supreme court heard a challenge from pornhub to a texas law that requires age verification. no surprise they heard the pornhub case on wednesday, it is hump-day. gotta get over it. gotta get over the hump. now, if there are any children watching this with you, please send them out of the room. they're far too innocent to see an uncensored image of samuel alito. the case here is about the first amendment rights and privacy, because if folks are forced to upload their i.d.s to see the porn, it creates a host of privacy issues and risks data theft for everyone who's ever visited pornhub, aka no one, according to everyone. [laughter] justice amy coney barrett pointed out that

i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] what's the date?are just a little over one week away from christmas. and i would say i hope your stockings are hung by the chimney with care, your eggs are nogged, and your nuts are fully megged, but apparently, according to a new poll, americans are "over" christmas traditions. what? >> audience: no! [booing] >> stephen: christmas is traditions! you can't be over them and still have christmas! if you don't put out your wooden shoes, how will sinterklaas fill them with dried fruits and nut meat for a prosperous harvest? think, hans, think! one tradition that a lot of people are ready to shake up is the holiday meal, evidently, with many people saying that this year, they want burgers instead of turkey. yeah, it's true. that, according to noted sociographic analyst clarence t. gobbleton. he's a doctor. it's dr. clarence t. gobbleton. but i gotta ask, if we eat burgers on christmas, what are we going to eat on the fourth of july? this just throws off the whole festive food calendar. i can't eat burritos

colbert is the first black board member in the board's 175 year history.istrict number two encompasses fairfax, kentfield, green bay, san anselmo, and ross. up next, a big night for the sharks and for tiger woods. have you always had trouble with your weight? same. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events such as death, heart attack, or stroke in adults with known heart disease and obesity. don't use wegovy® with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines, or in children under 12. don't take if you or your family had mtc, men 2, or if allergic to it. tell your provider if you plan to have surgery or a procedure, are breastfeeding, pregnant, or plan to be. stop taking and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or any of these allergic reactions. serious side effects may include pancreas inflammation and gallbladde

i'm your host, stephen colbert.eers and applause] if you've been watching the news, you know it's been a terrible week for the people of los angeles, as devastating wildfires continu reaching in and around the city. the footage is truly heartbreaking, as thousands of homes are being destroyed and entire neighborhoods are being wiped out. we here at "the late show," we know people, dear friends, who have lost everything in these fires. our hearts go out to everyone in los angeles, and, more usefully in this moment, so do our wallets. if you'd like to give, you can scan this qr code here to see a list of charities that are on the ground addressing the immediate needs of people who have been affected by this tragedy. in times like these, it's hard to know what to do, but it's pretty easy to know what not to do. for instance, the online betting site polymarket has been accepting wagers on things like how long it will take to contain these fires. starting a fantasy disaster pool clearly the wrong way to respond to a trag

i'm your host, stephen colbert.you watch regularly, then you know that here at "the late show," we have a self-imposed ill-conceived mandate to every night talk about what people are talking about. the thing is, that was before trump won reelection. after he won reelection what people are talking about is that they don't want to talk about what everybody's talking about. in fact, and this is true, a new poll says that two-thirds of u.s. adults are tuning out political news, which is just more proof that our politics is... something. i don't know what. i've been tuning it out. democrats are particularly tuned out, which could be why after election night, primetime viewership of msnbc is down 54%. listen up, msnbc, you gotta do whatever it takes to get those viewers back! steve kornacki? i think it might be time to ditch the khakis and show a little kor-sacky. you know, work the touchscreen. still, the guy who isn't president yet is doing everything he can to capture our attention. today he held a press conference at

i'm your host, stephen colbert.and ladies and gentlemen, i'm proud to say that tonight, we bring you the premier episode of "fbi: late show." the reason? today, there has been a breaking development in the world of criming people. because a person of interest was arrested in connection with last week's tragic shooting of united healthcare's ceo. we have a name of the person apprehended. it's [bleep]. okay, a name that we will bleep before broadcasting this, because if he didn't do it, i don't wanna say it. and if he did do it, i don't wanna say it. so for the rest of this monologue, let's just say his name is comically close to "guido casseroli." this event, this thing, this could be the end of the massive manhunt that began last wednesday just blocks from this theater in midtown manhattan and led authorities to today's arrest in altoona, pennsylvania. classic bad guy mistake: fleeing to one of america's funny-name towns. police will always find you right away, whether it's altoona, pennsylvania, rancho cucamonga, c

. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight... capitol quiet. plus, stephen welcomes... congressman adam kinzinger! and musical guest jon batiste! featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey, you know what? thank you, my friends. please, please have a seat. welcome. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. it's nice to hear, it's good to be back. i missed everybody. today's january 6th which of course is the feast of the epiphany when the three wise men, say it with me, balthazar, gaspar, and melchior, followed a star to bethlehem, then stormed the manger and stole mary's podium. what else? what else? oh, yeah, today, donald trump's electoral victory was certified by congress. [booing] yes, i used to feel things too. and the striking thing about this time was how normal it was again. there was no riot. no one broke a window with their beard. [laughter] in fact, the whole process took only 30 minutes. ye

colbert is an attorney and former san anselmo town council member. he now represents district two, which includes san anselmo, greenbrae and ross, among other communities in the east bay. chanel preston was sworn in today as the first african american woman on the contra costa county board of supervisors. she's a former pittsburgh city council member. she represents district five, which encompasses a wide area from pittsburg bay point and antioch to hercules and martinez scales. preston said that it's important to keep breaking the glass ceilings. she added that her focus will be on youth, public safety and housing. well, amidst all of the destruction from the southern california wildfires, some search and rescue dogs are working through the fire zones. the search dog foundation has deployed five canine teams to those fires, including two teams from right here in the bay area. these photos are from the training that has led them to this moment. they have been trained in live fire recovery or searching for living people as well as human remains detect

colbert became the first black supervisor to serve in marin county. history. advocates and residents in san francisco's fillmore district led a march to city hall this morning, demanding city leaders address the closure of the neighborhood's safeway is set to shut down next month after 40 years. they say losing the neighborhood's only grocery store would be too great of a loss for their community. and a heads up you'll need you'll now need to make a purchase to use the restrooms at starbucks. the company is reinstating this requirement, reversing a seven year old open door policy due to ongoing issues with disruptive behaviors in at its locations. well, to capitol hill right now, where former fox news host peace hedgepeth is the first of president elect donald trump's cabinet picks to appear for senate confirmation hearings. during questioning, lawmakers probed allegations of excessive drinking, sexual misconduct and financial mismanagement of the veterans advocacy group that he led. >>>>the totality of your own writings and alleged conduct would disqualify an

earlier, sarah colbert, who lives in new orleans, and her mother, janeal colbert, who was visiting fromeles, stopped to pay their respects. they were among the throngs of party goers who packed bourbon street on new year's eve and said they missed the attack by an hour. sarah: the people here, the victims were people that we , walked amongst, people that we saw could have been someone that , we saw dancing and admired as we people watched on the street. it hits real close to home. we were right there at it. janeal: i thought man, if we would have been here at that time, i was right behind her. who knows what would have happened? and my heart breaks for the families. you know, they came out here for a good time and they're not going home. laura: it's been three days since a terrorist attack stunned new orleans and the nation. and local officials and residents want answers, asking how clear warning signs were missed. jp: it's been a roller coaster. a lot of anger, a lot of sadness, and i think right now, people want to feel safe and want to feel like what happened can never happen again.

and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert!eers and applause] >> stephen: hey! thank you, my friends. out there, down there. welcome. welcome one and all to what we call "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. i appreciate your enthusiasm but we have no time to waste. close the dishwasher, put down the baby, grab a seat, and then stand up, because i have shocking news: cbs is working on a new "fbi" spinoff with a cia twist called "fbi: cia." omg! this is the perfect addition to the extended fbi-verse: there's "fbi: international," "fbi", "fbi: most wanted," "fbi: true" and, the sexy, adult spinoff "fbi: bbl: dtf." that of course pg-13. all of these shows are imagineered by cbs television chemists to be the kind of edge-of-your seat procedural thrillers that pop-pop can still follow after the beta blockers kick in. the premise of "fbi: cia"? "a dedicated, strait-laced fbi agent and a street-smart cia agent are part of a new, clandestine taskforce charged with solving and preventing domestic terrorism in and around new y

and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert!stephen: we're back! ♪ ♪ thank you, friends. thank you. welcome. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for that burst of joy. i ovulated. [laughter] you had to be here. we're less than a week away from trump's inauguration. [booing] i know. i know. as much as i'm not looking forward to it, waiting for it, it feels so tense. it feels like we're all james bond strapped to the table, and the laser is slowly inching towards our crotch, and it's like, enough about your evil plot to conquer greenland, just zap america's junk off already! we're learning more about what the inauguration festivities ill look like. because we now know that the village people will perform at one of trump's inaugural balls. leading many to ask, "y?" [applause] this is a big change of heart for the village people, given that in 2020, they demanded trump stop using their music. which is understandable, considering that every time he played it, he did the wrong da

i'm your host, stephen colbert.e everyone is staying toasty warm, because it is bitter cold all over the country, including the deep south. take new orleans, or as locals call it "nawwwleeeoooons." [laughter] that's close, right? that's basically it? yesterday, the big easy turned big freezy and shattered its modern all-time daily snowfall record, receiving 8 inces of snow. laissez les bon temps froze. that snow is going to change the vibe of throwing beads at mardi gras. "show me your layers! take off your mittens!" there was so much snow that on bourbon street, they had a snow ball fight. new orleans hasn't seen that much powder since anyone took a bite from a beignet. speaking of bone-chilling, donald trump. it's his third day in office, and he's already done a lot of [booing] get it out. he's already done a lot of bad things like pardoning 1500 of the january 6 rioters, including hundreds who committed serious felonies, such as assaulting police with deadly or dangerous weapons. well, turns out, releasing gangs

>> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight... drunk in gov! plus, stephen welcomes kate mckinnon! and peter sarsgaard! featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you, everybody! have a good one. please have a seat, my friends. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] and i certainly hope -- you're already there. it sounds like you're all in a holly-jolly mood, and i'm glad to hear it because we're counting down to everyone's favorite holiday: jack in the box's annual fast food fest, the 24 days of jackmas! [cheers and applause] personally, i try to keep jackmas in my heart all year 'round. and then clear it from my browser history. now, get your mind out of the gutter, because, again, the 24 days of jackmas is nothing more than a seasonal holiday deal at jack in the box. you know their slogan: if you're gonna jack, at least do it in the box. [laughter] now... [cheer

colbert is an attorney and former san anselmo town council member. he now represents district two in the county, which does include san anselmo, greenbrae and ross, among other marin communities. all right, here's a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu. com one of our top stories. police in santa rosa are releasing the identities of the bodies of four family members found inside a house. an investigation is now underway to determine what led to their deaths. the santa clara county board of supervisors voted to end a contract with cal fire, putting fire services now in the southern part of the county under direct control of santa clara county. and it's officially the start of girl scout cookie season. cookies are available to buy online, but they will be a little bit more expensive this year. you can find out why it's all there for you right@ktvu.com. coming up at 11. hear san francisco meeting. the growing demands of electric vehicle chargers tonight. the grant issued for the city and how it will transform different neighborhoods. but first h

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. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight... the oaf of office!s stephen welcomes "pod save america," and musical guest jalen ngonda! featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: hey! thank you for being here. good to see you. thank you very much. lovely people. please have a seat, my friends. welcome one and all in here, out there, all around the world to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheers and applause] well, ladies and gentlemen. it happened. donald trump is president again. [booing] hey, hey, hey remember what obama said. don't boo, vote! and if possible, do that several months ago. apparently, some of you have some unpleasant feelings about all this, so i have an announcement to make: for the next four years, we get to live by airport rules. calories don't count, and it's perfectly reasonable to have a vodka tonic at 8:00 a.m. [cheers and applause] who knows what time it is where you're gonna land

welcome to "the late show," i'm your host, stephen colbert.eers and applause] all of our hearts continue to go out to the people of los angeles, where as we speak wildfires continue to burn after almost a week. if devastating over 40,000 acres enforcing 150,000 people to evacuate. california, all of america sees you and is with you, and americans are putting our money where our mouths are. go fun to be alone, americans have donated more than $50 million to the effort, and if you -- [cheers and applause] yeah. that's the spirit. if you want to give but you don't know where, you can scan this qr code right here be a list of charities that are on the ground addressing immediate needs of the people who have been affected by this tragedy. and it's not just americans who are pitching in canada and mexico are sending teams to help california fight the fires. grosse mexico! gracias. and to canada... gracias, eh? i don't speak canadian but i'm very grateful. you know who's not helping? congressional republicans because they want strings attached califo

it might be subject to colbert manipulation of the algorithm to promote things that might be favorable to the chinese government favor a particular angles or new stories that, that the china might prefer or might otherwise manipulate the app. the 2nd concern is surveillance. that time the chinese government might compelled up to share data with the chinese government on americans. so what videos were watching on our contact list, the supreme court mentions the contact list and a number of times because people can choose to upload their contact list. and of course, as the supreme court points out that, that conduct list does not depend upon the consent of those people in your contacts . so your uploading the phone numbers and the supreme court notes, any notes you have in your contacts about your contacts. so those are the kinds of worries that might presumably the court goes on to say it might be used for black mail in the future. okay, i will leave it there for now. thanks very much indeed. no problem. john to the professor lauren tenant at georgetown university. we'll see how this pa

colbert is an attorney and former san anselmo town council member.now represents district two, which includes san anselmo, greenbrae, and ross, among other communities. >> all right, for more on this milestone moment in marin county, we are joined live this afternoon by supervisor brian colbert. first of all, supervisor, congratulations, and it's great to have you on here. this afternoon. we see the video of the swearing in ceremony. obviously an emotional time for you. what did that moment mean to you? >> well, you know, personally, it meant the culmination of a lot of hard work on the part of myself, my family, my friends and supporters. i'm really gratified that the community has entrusted me to serve them. but certainly it's not lost on me. the fact that i am the first african-american to be able to serve the community in marin county in such a fashion, so it was close to overwhelming. but, you know, when you've worked so hard for 18 months on a certain small level, i thought, you know, i've done the work. and one of the things i try and impart t

annie ko it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, what in the dust?s, stephen welcomes deion sanders, and musical guest came brown, with a special appearance by john lithgow. featuring louis cato and the late show band. live from the ed sullivan theater, it is stephen colbert. they went to thank you, welcome. welcome one and all in here, out there, all around the world. you are joining us on an historic night, following the incredible afc championship game. afc championship, of course, often called the super bowl of finding out who will be in the super bowl. this is a rare sunday show. so, naturally, i and my staff, this morning, we all went to church together. cbs is a family. a family that occasionally cancels its children, and replaces them with a spinoff of one of their more successful children. but just because tonight's game is over two hours ago, doesn't mean you have to stop gambling. there are plenty of parlays available here at the late show. hot tip: take the over on whether or not i have the greatest audience in the world! [cheers and appl

now, live on tape on the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it is stephen colbert.phen cook please have us be my friend. welcome to the late show. there is a huge news. there is huge news on eating dip with your dad's friend. the super bowl matchup is that. it is the eagles facing the chief. eagles versus the chief. travis kelce versus whoever plays travis kelce on the eagles. brad largeman. and his pop star girlfriend tonya velocity. the chiefs will not one but this is more challenging. all of the players have to rush to their game after their day shift at state farm. after philadelphia, this is yesterday afternoon. eagles fan demonstrated dignified horsemanship by filing out of the stadium. they celebrated with close range fireworks, surfed a cop car and climbed a bunch of greased up light poles. it is a sacred billy tradition that goes back to when ben franklin shimmied onto a lubed up liberty bell. it has been one week since trump took office and there have already been big surprises. i did not know a week could last ten years. as far as the awful stuff he has b

colbert is an attorney, a former san anselmo town council member.o, which includes san anselmo, green bay, and ross, among some other communities. >> well, she was riding in her family's car in fremont when someone on the freeway opened fire and they killed the little girl. today, the loved ones of this five year old are seeking justice. >> plus, they're combing through the debris, looking at burn patterns, talking to witnesses. >> it's been a full week now since the start of those fires down in los angeles county. the continuing search for what sparked these deadly fires as firefighters are dealing with extremely critical conditions. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's wednesday january 15th. let's head right over to steve paulson. i think the weather pattern is pretty steady right now. >> stuck steady. whatever you want to say. it's not in our favor for rain. everything will be east. arctic air wi

brian colbert was officially sworn in. you can see here yesterday at the board meeting, his daughter and mister, the oath colbert previously served as the mayor of san and sell sn anselmo and then he ran for the board of supervisors. he says the significance of being the first black supervisor is not lost on him. >> it's important that people recognize it. but i think with larger context shows. ground 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 brace and and ross. he says his focus is going to be on wildfire. preparation, infrastructure, making it more green and also making the county more affordable for working families and the event also featured possible performance. you can see the big shot of the crowd there. now taking a look at sport basketball. the warriors in a pickle after a tough loss to the raptors. yeah, t

[applause] that's brian colbert, as he was sworn in as the first african-american member of the board since it was founded back in 1852. his daughter was also there as he took that oath. colbert is an attorney and former san anselmo town council member, and he now represents district two, which includes san anselmo, green bay, and ross, among other communities. >> all right. pretty nice day yet again around here. we're still waiting on the rain. it is not showing up anytime soon. at least through this weekend or this week. end to the weekend. the long range model is still dismal in terms of rainfall, not just for us, but for southern california. here we go. this is the model that goes way out, and you can see a few clouds kind of trickle in on friday and saturday. that will cool. the daytime highs bring a little coastal fog as well, but nothing. all those blues and greens are staying up above to the north and to the west of us. and that will keep us dry. keeps southern california dry as well. these are the highs from today which are running about where they were yesterday. maybe a lit

colbert is an attorney and former san anselmo town council member. he now represents district two, which does include san anselmo, greenbrae and ross, among other communities in marin. more layoffs coming for workers at facebook and instagram parent company meta. according to an internal memo from ceo mark zuckerberg, meta will soon lay off more low performers across the company. zuckerberg says he has decided to raise the bar on performance management and move out low performers quicker. the exact number of job cuts remains unclear, however. according to bloomberg, managers at meta have been told that about 5% of employees, or about 3600 people, will be let go starting february 10th. and the fate of tiktok, along with its 170 million users, hangs in the balance tonight. many people are flocking to another chinese owned social media app. red note has climbed to the number one spot in the apple app store. like tiktok, it features short form videos, photos and explore page and nearby feeds for users. as of now, tiktok is expected to disappear from app

colbert is an attorney and former san anselmo town council member. he now represents district two, which includes san anselmo, greenbrae, and ross, among other communities. >> the long delayed sale of the oakland coliseum may finally be coming to a close. the alameda county board of supervisors is meeting right now in a closed session to take action on that deal. the a's and oakland have agreed to sell their shares of the site to the african american sports and entertainment group, but the county still needs to sign off on the deal. the sale is expected to bring in about $125 million for the city, as it faces a $129 million budget deficit. what county leaders are considering are the new terms of the agreement, which would release the county from liability for the coliseum site. >> all right. coming up. a new report released by the federal trade commission offering an in-depth look at the rising price of prescription drugs. >> some of the largest prescription benefit managers in the country accused of major markups. we're live with an expert to break

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. >> reporter: clayton colbert and his friends stood their ground, tapping into the hydrant and saving six homes. do you have any firefighting experience? >> i do now. >> reporter: yeah. what do you think would have happened if you and your neighbors weren't here? >> my house would be gone in a matter of minutes. >> reporter: steve foster's home is still standing, but most of the surrounding community is gone. >> it's been difficult, but we're getting through it. >> reporter: would you leave? >> i'm not leaving. i've been here the whole time. i have no intentions of leaving until my neighbors are back. >> reporter: technically here in the state of california it is a misdemeanor not to evacuate. but that's not always enforced in all the chaos. firefighters say bottom line, every moment they're in a firefight is precious, and if they have to be pulled off a fire line to save somebody who's not supposed to be there, it not only jeopardizes their lives but puts the whole community at risk, back to you. >>> the grammys will be held as planned in los angeles on february 2nd with the telecast

the, i think behind all the soft power operations are colbert operations. you know, it's shown as democracy promotion and these are the flower returns that are used. but fundamentally, you know, it's the origins. what are the origins of this p r campaign? who created this idea? certainly, it wasn't the p. r. networks themselves. it secretive government agencies. it's the ca, tom, that are, that are actually responsible for this. they just, you know, kind of have a front, that's why they use these p r networks. instead of having an obvious and dictatorship, we seem to main screen media and the night the newness reciting, clean, develop scripts that essentially say exactly the same thing using the buzz words of this as a threat to our democracy. when you see 10 different channels, say exactly that sentence, you know that it's the central intelligence agency script, the this is and the public under my senior snap ones, either the cdn, the visa master is gonna have to be experts and the ones that no machine is the from was the should i'm just take from psychiat

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