we love coleman. he can do no long.r 40 songs in the film. he transformed into bob dylan. it did in the box office and awards or festival circuits. so i think timothee chalamet might be the frontrunner. don't wount out coleman and also don't count on adrian brody. >> okay. so timothee chalamet plays the guitar. does he sing? >> over 40 songs. he learned how to play the guitar. he is playing live in the film. he is also singing live. he put his heart and soul into this. and he transforms into bob dylan. folks were skeptical if he could pull it off and he does. >> chris, i finally watched "call me by your name" last week. and now i'm like, oh, now i understand why timothee chalamet blew up after that movie. he was phenomenal. but, you know what? we have, you know, we have stand over colman domingo many times, and i will -- i am in coleman's corner always. >> yeah. same here. >> we have to leave it at that. we are over time. chris witherspoon, thank you, as always. more of the sunday show here on msnbc after the break. nbc

aisha mills and charles coleman jr are back with me now.think fetterman has to be it because he was personally insulted in that way. this moment. amen really does call for a moral imperative that requires a level of standing on principle. and while you can say, i need to go work with this person, he's going to be the commander in chief. i have to have a good relationship with him. there's a line, and fetterman crossed it. and so unfortunately, he and pennsylvania got to hold that l. >> i aisha, what about you? >> i agree, fetterman, i think that any democrat who's running down there to mar-a-lago is really condoning the fact that donald trump has decided that mar-a-lago is the new white house, and i completely disagree with that. i think it's ridiculous that people are buying into it. and so just the fact that he went is a problem. i also get that the dude wants to keep his job right. we just saw the bloodbath that happened in pennsylvania and he's like, oh, i guess i better get on the right side of the republicans in my state so that i loo

coleman podcast.ks, former assistant, watergate special prosecutor and co-host of the sisters in law podcast. great to have both of you with us. charles, i'll start with you. i mean, your big takeaway from this weekend of news. we'll start with the resignation. i mean, that in itself is not surprising. we knew that was coming, but it also comes on the heels of the sentencing. and now, of course, we are awaiting this report from the doj. it seems like, legally speaking, that has been cleared for it to ultimately be released. >> well, i mean, one of the things that i think about when i look at the huge nexus of cases that donald trump has faced over the past few years, i cannot help but to feel that this is a guy who's now going into the oval office and thumbing his nose at the entire justice system. >> you know, whether it's robert mueller, whether it's the impeachments, whether it's jack smith, whether it's merrick garland, he has gotten away with it. >> he's fani willis. >> i mean, and even alvin bra

i'm glad to recognize my former colleague norm coleman and congressman mike walls. mr. hegseth, i want to say i respect and appreciate your military service in the army national guard. i know from experience there is no greater provigil then delete american soldiers. i think -- than to lead american soldiers. i thank you. the secretary is responsible for leading 3.5 million service members and civilians, and annual budget of $900 billion, and hundreds of thousands of ships, combat vehicles, satellites and the nuclear arsenal. the secretary plays a powerful role with our allies, partners and avid series abroad. as we speak, china is seeking to undermine our interests, intimidate friends and challenge our standing in the world. russia's campaign against ukraine threatens not only europe but the entire global order. ongoing violence has teetered on the edge of all-out war in the middle east. the ideologies and actions of violent extremists endanger our citizens, even on our own soil, after the -- as the recent tragedy in orleans reminds us. the secretary is expected to be

drew coleman, used to say, we must adjust to changing times and still hold the unchanging principles. here before me is the bible used in the inauguration of our first president in 1789. and i have just taken the oath of office on the bible. my mother gave me just a few years. open to a timeless admonition from the ancient prophet micah. yeah, sure thing. oh, man. what is good and what does the lord require of the what to do justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with that god? this inauguration ceremony marks a new beginning, a new dedication within our government and a new spirit among us. all. a president, mr. and proclaim that new spirit, but only of people can provide it to centuries ago. our nations birth was a milestone in the long quest for freedom. but the bold and brilliant dream, which excited the founders of this nation, still await its consummation. i have no new dream to set forth today, but rather words of fresh faced and the old dream. ours was the first society open to the front, so in terms of both spirituality and human liberty, it is that unique self-definitio

the evidence just wasn't there to charge coleman-clark. office has worked tirelessly over the past three years to pursue every lead. while we have concluded our investigation into this matter, we remain committed to supporting the gabe family. gabe says he will now work to support other victims' families to make sure the legal system doesn't let them down by supporting the recall effort of district attorney beckton, but this weekend he hopes the community will come out to support him and his family as they remember the life of alexis gabe. >> i would still like to celebrate her death anniversary every year by -- to keep organizing kindness day. and i hope -- and i invite everyone to join us on sunday and we need you now. >> that was andrea nakano reporting. >>> today it marks two years since seven people were shot and killed at two mushroom farms in half moon bay. the community will remember them with a candlelight vigil tomorrow night. the suspect used to work at one of the farms. authorities later arrested the man in the parking lot of a

and while prosecutors say some information raised suspicion about coleman clark's potential culpability as an accessory after the fact they could not find sufficient evidence to charge her. this despite the gabe family presenting evidence to the da last month, there's just a mountain of small pieces of npevidence. that's one of the attorneys for the game family. dara cashman. i fundamentally disagree. >> with the da's decision, presented the evidence in a manner that i thought was compelling to them. so what she did in my mind is unconscionable and he's clearly. >> not lawful. >> we're confused to why. think it's still not in that's what really infuriates me. no da diana becton released a statement saying in part. >> our office has worked tirelessly over the past 3 years to pursue every lead. while we have concluded our investigation into this matter, we remain committed to supporting the gabe family. i don't know what they're talking about. i mean, look, support ruined quinn says his family has decided to continue their fight by joining the recall efforts of da backed in the family sor

i'm carls coleman jr. in tonight for ayman. of reactions were there from the lgbtq community worried about potential attacks on marriage equality once he is back in the white house. right now that right to marry is protected by the supreme court's 2015 ruling. but if the conservative supermajority on the high court overturned the case, it would be to make up -- the states would have an opportunity to make up their own policies. much like what we have seen after dobbs and the fall of roe v. wade. currently, most u.s. states have a constitutional ban or statute barring same-sex marriage, which could become activated if the landmark ruling was reverse. it's that what if that triggered action the morning after the election by wedding photographer deedra austin. she told "the new york times" she felt helpless but decided to act by offering queer couples eloping at new york city hall through the end of 2024 a free wedding day photo shoot. writing on instagram, quote, for queer joy, for persistence, perseverance, for our lives and the

christina coleman is north of l.a.nd altadena peart first foxbusiness max gordon. >> we are overlooking mandeville canyon right now. the winds are starting to pick up. we were expecting this 15 -- 38-mile per hour winds with gusts up to 15 miles an hour this is only going to complicate fire efforts as the palisades of fire continues to burn recent increase in fire activity today on the eastern side of the fire the fire is pushing towards a te community of brentwood in los angeles. forced more evacuations there is a desperate fight to stop the flames we have seen numerous air drops, air tankers coming in dropping the retardant load. you can see the bridge it behind me painted pink with fire retardant as fire department runs to rush the flames. digging up line as well as leg hose on the ground getting water on the flames it appears they are doing a good job in stopping things but the big variable here is the wind. you can see around me there starting whip 30 potentially 50 mile-per-hour winds that's going to hamper aircr

christina coleman live and altadena but how is everything looking there?i can tell you right here where i am at right now it is looking good. there are so many good people showing up, volunteering donating all kinds of things water, food, clothes, shoes, giving what they can to people who lost everything in these fires. the eaton fire burned thousands of homes. so many people lost everything. many walked away with just the close on the back. they are showing up here trying to collect what they can to help their family during this very devastating time. also, take a look at this help out hundreds of california national gardens that embed as they carried out operations to keep it back to it every secure patrolling the burned out neighborhoods as they support the california highway patrol lapd, panola county ensures deputies they keep people out of evacuated areas but don't you stop people from polluting. authorities have made at least 29 arrest since the fires asserted most were in the eaton fire zone. made several arrests last night including one and the ma

as my high school teacher, miss julia coleman, used to say, "we must adjust to changing times and stilld to unchanging principles." here before me is the bible used in the inauguration of our first president, in 1789, and i have just taken the oath of office on the bible my mother gave me just a few years ago, opened to a timeless admonition from the ancient prophet micah, "he hath showed thee, o man, what is good; and what doth the lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy god." this inauguration ceremony marks a new beginning, a new dedication within our government, and a new spirit among us all. a president may sense and proclaim that new spirit, but only a people can provide it. two centuries ago, our nation's birth was a milestone in the long quest for freedom. but the bold and brilliant dream which excited the founders of this nation still awaits its consummation. i have no new dream to set forth today, but rather urge a fresh faith in the old dream. ours was the first society openly to define itself in terms of both spirituality and hu

drew coleman, used to say, we must adjust to changing times and still hold the unchanging principles. here before me is the bible used in the inauguration of our first president in 1789. and i have just taken the oath of office on the bible. my mother gave me just a few years. open to a timeless admonition from the ancient prophet micah. yeah, sure thing. oh, man. what is good and what does the lord require of the what to do justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with that god? this inauguration ceremony marks a new beginning, a new dedication within our government and a new spirit among us. all. a president, mr. and proclaim that new spirit, but only of people can provide it to centuries ago. our nations birth was a milestone in the long quest for freedom. but the bold and brilliant dream, which excited the founders of this nation, still await its consummation. i have no new dream to set forth today, but rather words of fresh faced and the old dream. ours was the first society open to the front, so in terms of both spirituality and human liberty, it is that unique self-definitio

i am also glad to recognize any former colleague norm coleman and congressman mike waltz. begin by saying that i respect and appreciate your military service in the army national guard. i know from experience that there is no greater privilege than to lead american soldiers and i thank you for answering the call. you have been nominated to be the secretary of defense. the secretary is responsible for leading a department of 3 1/2 million service members and civilians, annual budget of nearly $9 hundred billion and hundreds of thousands of aircrafts, ships, submarines, combat vehicles and nuclear arsenal . the secretary plays a powerful role with our allies, partners and adversaries abroad. as we speak china is seeking to undermine our interests and challenge our standing in the world. russia's campaign against ukraine threatens not only europe by the entire global order. ongoing violence in the middle east has teat erred on the edge of all-out war and the ideologies and actions of violent extremists endanger our citizens even on our own soil, as the recent tragedy in new o

as my high school teacher, miss julia coleman, used to say: "we must adjust to changing times and stilld to unchanging principles. here before me is the bible used in the inauguration of our first president, in 1789, and i have just taken the oath of office on the bible my mother gave me a few years ago, opened to a timeless admonition from the ancient prophet micah: "he hath showed thee, o man, what is good; and what doth the lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy god." this inauguration ceremony marks a new beginning, a new dedication within our government, and a new spirit among us all. a president may sense and proclaim that new spirit, but only a people can provide it. two centuries ago our nation's birth was a milestone in the long quest for freedom, but the bold and brilliant dream which excited the founders of this nation still awaits its consummation. i have no new dream to set forth today, but rather urge a fresh faith in the old dream. ours was the first society openly to define itself in terms of both spirituality and human lib

i started to reference missjulia coleman, a chartered teacher of former president carter, and remarkably, reminded her students on a number of occasions that a president might be in the midst. and certainly i think is incredibly important for teachers to share those sorts of messages with the students, that they can be anything no matter their humble roots and origins. just getting a glimpse year of that motorcade, motorcycles of course at the beginning, and will be expecting the main part of that procession coming through into this small area, plains, georgia, we heard some of those stories of the young presidents growing up in archery, he would go down to plains, georgia, to sell his boiled peanuts, kind of a traditional snack this part of the country. he talks pretty lovingly about how he grew up there, many of the several books that president carter wrote over his years. now we see the main vehicle with the american flags on it. quite the procession here of black vehicles. and we see the gathered park rangers, groundskeepers ofjimmy carter national historic park. this is the point fa

the alameda and coleman exits there.re looking at a crash on the northbound side, and there may be three vehicles that have to be cleared, so we'll watch for the slowing. i believe crews are arriving now. that's why there's additional slowing in the northbound direction. southbound there is a disabled vehicle, but it is not proving to be an issue there. then we'll look at more focused toward the east bay. no major issues toward the bay bridge, but the volume starting to build right on schedule. back to you. thanks, mike. help for southern california will come with conditions at scott mcgrew. this is all according to the speaker of the house, who is repeating what donald trump has said. good morning. trump and johnson want california to institute voter id. trump claims he would have won our state if we had checked ids at the ballot box, implying since harris won the state by millions that millions of voters were voting improperly. here's the speaker. we've talked about conditioning the aid that will go there to policy cha

christina coleman is in altadena with the latest. christina?r house so many of them just gone. absolutely devastating you see the debris and the steps people were walking up just days ago now it's covered in debris. five people lost their lives in the fire burning over 10,000 acres, 750 firefighting personnel are just working to get the fire under control. it's at 0% containment and there's a lot of firefighters driving in the neighbourhood looking for hot spots and small fires to make sure they don't spark into larger ones. it's not as windy as it was last night but there is still wind and it's erratic. it's causing these embers to just fly in the neighbourhood but that's what firefighters are concerned about they are working around the clock here the fire is 0% containment to and just moving this master down the smell of the smoke is strong. it is going to be a lot of time for people to clean up this area and the grieving the emotional impact that it will have on so many people here finishing off the holiday break returning from christmas bre

christina coleman is assessing the situation live in the pacific palisades.ith with the kenna fire in wu woodland hills, matt what are you seeing? >> reporter: this six affective fire in l.a. county. some good news as evacuation orders were listed -- and lifted that area. but this fire did explode earlier today. we did walk up to the trail behind us and saw the scorched earth up there. very brave fireman on foot battling the fires those are the people who should be credited from any structures being kept untouched today. the area here is a crime scene actually as we aren't allowed back there with l.a.p.d. officer telling me it's a crime scene because a person was arrested around 4:30 on suspicion of arson. l.a.p.d. has clarified however to me that they do not have a direct link right now between the arson arrest and the fire however the officer on the scene does tell me that it is awfully suspicious and we will keep you updated on that investigation. of course a lot of people around l.a. county are on edge with many people fatigued by all of the alerts and th

and back with us now, our legal panel, chuck rosenberg, catherine christian and charles coleman.e all of you. so, judge grasso, let me start with you. your initial takeaways, having been in the court listening to today's final proceedings in this case. >> well, i was anyone who was in the courtroom was a personal witness to history. >> i think that judge michonne basically gave the country a masterclass on on what a judge being faced with such an unprecedented situation as judge michonne was faced with should do both to balance the rule of law, respect the jury, respect the rights of an individual defendant. and probably most important, given the unique circumstances in this case, respect the united states of america and everyone who voted in the past election. so what he did is he imposed a sentence that, as was said at the outset of this particular take, that that now locks in the jury, backs the jury. donald trump is now officially a convicted felon convicted of 34 felony counts. and it's very important for the rule of law. and i said, through every day of the trial, there was

and while prosecutors say some information raised suspicion about coleman clark's potential culpability as an accessory after the fact they could not find sufficient evidence to charge her. this despite the gabe family presenting evidence to the da last month, there's just a mountain of small pieces of evidence. that's one of the attorneys for the game family. dara cashman. i fundamentally disagree. >> with the da's decision, presented the evidence in a manner that i thought was compelling to them. so what she did in my mind is unconscionable and he's clearly. >> not lawful were confused to why. >> think it's still not in that's what really infuriates me. no da diana becton released a statement saying in supporting the gabe family. i don't know what they're talking about. i mean, look, support ruined. mean. quinn says his family has decided to continue their fight by joining the recall efforts of da backed in the family sore, but also become >> back to car. one. so we're organizing the recall you know, not want to know how the field i'm going to be. we decided to be part of that. >> the

dan's report, the future didnt include sean dyche, but everton�*s immediate future saw captain seamus colemanhead coach leighton baines put in temporary charge starting with their fa cup 3rd round tie with peterborough just a few hours after the announcement of dyche�*s sacking. everton winning 2—0 at home despite the day's events. it's not been that difficult, you know. this is what we do, you know. players play football. coaches coach. it was just a little bit different today. obviously, the circumstances in which it happened. it's never nice when a manager loses hisjob. but then, everyone had to get on with theirjobs as well. there was a game of football in front of us all. so we had to do what we know how to do. two other matches in the fa cup on thursday. fulham putting watford to the sword 4—1 at home, while cardiff, who sit second from bottom of the championship, beat hosts sheffield united 1—0 to book their place in the 4th round. one match in the scottish premiership as rangers missed the chance to take a bigger dent out of celtics lead at the top of the league with a 1—1 draw at dun

christina coleman thank you. >> i was going to say that actually is a storm drain.weren't sure. fortunately everybody is all right too. >> and see the latter that runs down pretty anyway christina good job thank you. >> so, in los angeles firefighters a getting help from around the world to put out those wild fires for delegation of firefighting experts from israel is spending a week in southern california helping them battle that palisades inferno. there's just a california with her for the emergency volunteers project that aids israeli citizens and emergency services during times of national emergency. what is really firefighters shared with fox news digital why she called for help in. >> one big family. it doesn't matter if you live in l.a., if you live in miami, if you live in tel aviv or jerusalem. it does not matter at all. we are all human beings. we need to be together. we need to help each other. jon: she left behind a couple of kids to help americans. to read more about the israeli delegation aiding in the fires go to foxnews.com. coming up how defense sec

christina coleman, thank you.r major fires are still burning in southern california, four in the los angeles area and one near the mexico border. more small fires are threatening neighborhoods around the area. our next guest lives in santa clarita just north of l.a. where the nearby hughes fire has burned through 10,000 acres plus. mark: joins us now. mark, what's the situation with your with home? >> we're in no danger at the moment. while we are in l.a. county and the hughes fire is l.a. county, it's a couple of exits north of us on the 5 freeway. i can see the smoke from my mailbox, but we're in no immediate danger. and i think they're starting to get a foothold and get it under control. jon: yeah. but as you know, those things can change in the blink of an eye. people who thought they were safe, you know, earlier, all of a sudden the winds changed direction a little bit, is and they had to scamper out of their home. >> yeah, that is always a concern. you know, another concern is just how these fires even start

griff: christina coleman in our west coast bureau, thank you.tching, let's take you to the the east room in the white house. president biden talking, making an award with. listen. >> that that man was fred -- frederick douglass. here we are 160 years later where he stood with abraham lincoln to unify the nation. i'm joined by our incredible first lady, jill, incredible vice president kamala harris and second gentleman if doug. doug, he's a hell of a lawyer, by the way. [laughter] finally going to get to practice again, huh? [laughter] for the final time as president, i have the honor of bestow thing the medal of freedom on our nation's high civilian honor 40 on group of extraordinary, truly extraordinary people. who gave their sacred effort, their sacred effort to shape the culture and the cause of america. let me just say to the each of you, thank you, thank you, thank you for all you've done to help this country. ms. -- [applause] you all, you all literally embody the nation's creed, e e pluribus unum. out of many, one. collecting the people o

christina coleman live on the scene, thank you.the co-owners of helen's agency, thank you for coming on. helen, we are talking about tens of thousands of people. there's an eye out -- another fire burning now. so far no structures burned by tens of thousands of people not only that lost their homes but lost their jobs. people who worked in these neighborhoods that were just decimated. what jobs are we talking about mainly here? >> we are talking mainly about housekeepers, nannies, estate managers, chefs, gardeners. i mean the amount of domestic workers that supply service to these homes is incredible. there's about 35,000, probably latin workers in the community of the pacific palisades who have lost their jobs due to the fires. >> trace: i'm wondering as you look at this, how do you get these people working again? are their jobs, are there ample jobs or will they have to relocate? what's the situation there? >> right now it's unknown and still unfolding but we definitely have clients that are going to be relocating for at least a

christina coleman is live with new information on this.d evening. >> reporter: good evening trace. as crews are getting ground on these fires, we aren't out of the woods just yet due to gusty and dry conditions. crews are working to fully contain the deadly fires that have destroyed thousands of structures including many homes and small businesses. crews are trying to prevent flareups. also flaring up is criticism over how the city prepared. the "los angeles times" reports "as the los angeles fire department faced extraordinary warnings of life-threatening winds, top commanders decided not to assign for emergency deployment roughly 1000 available firefighters and dozens of water carrying engines in advance of the fire that destroyed much of the pacific palisades and continues to burn." interviews and internal records show l.a.'s fire chief addressed their efforts. >> we followed the system in place. the system in place looks at the overall weather and risk. with that we predeployed the resources in very calculated way through the city. >>

christina coleman joined the troop lastly enjoins us now on the ground in altadena california. she said tracking the eaton fi fire. >> we have tragic news regarding the fire, we got an update from authorities who told us the death toll increased to more people now confirmed dead from the fire which brings the total number of lives lost to eight, eight people have died from the deadly eaton fire. it adds to the devastation. take a look at this house, it's one of more than 7000 homes and businesses ravaged by this wildfire that continues to burn. it's only 15% contained. governor gavin newsom announced his increase california national guard personnel to support ellie responders to 1700 service members doubling boots on the ground as they support local law enforcement some are positioned at intersections to secure areas destroyed by the buyers. they say how bad people want to check on their homes but they are urging everybody to have patience and they want people to be careful. there are down power lines and gas leaks. they want to keep tutors out. the argument were deployed wedne

julia coleman. it did not fit the moment. kennedy quoted isaiah, the prophet isaiah and. that fits the moment. it demands a more formal style. the constraint and this at the height of the cold war, is that american inaugural addresses are addressed to our allies and adversaries, as well as to the american people. and that requires president to lay out an agenda that responds to that with those characteristics in mind. there are seven things an inaugural to do or in another say it should lay out the political principles of the administration. it's not time for a detailed presentation of policy, but it's a time to us the broad principles. and i'll talk about how later how fdr and ronald reagan and barack obama did that. it should speak to all the people to reunify the nation. it should restate basic values. the should fourth place us at a moment in our story every inauguration occurs a moment where there are challenges facing the nation. some occur in moments of crisis when delano roosevelt spoke in 1933, we are in the midst of the great depression, when barack obama assume

christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on this. christina what are you learning? hi anita well federal authorities identify the man who blew up as 37-year-old matthew of colorado springs not on the fbi radar and didn't have a criminal history. they say ultimately this appears to be a tragic case of suicide involving a highly decorated combat veteran who was struggling with ptsd and other family issues or personal grievances. they believe he shot himself in the head while inside of the cybertruck. today on "fox & friends" an army ranger who knew him shared his thoughts on this tragic situation. >> the guy was a great dude. he, you know, he was a fit -- he was fit he was a good shooter. he was good communicator he was a talented green buret, and sounds like everybody liked to work with him. so none of this makes sense and it is so heartbreaking. i truly hope that -- you know this is a wake whereupon call for -- for service members to make sure that we're checking in with each other right now. >> even though authorities say levels burger blew up the cybertruck in fro

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