that's why our friend dan harris is back today at the table.anxiety and more of a feeling of survivability. one of the things i know. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. you know, i worked at abc for 20 years, so like, you. >> never saw territory you never been in. >> yeah, well, we're so happy to have you here. i so one of the pieces of advice you've dispensed this week is to have compassion. and if you are from a politically divided team or family, i think that works until the cruelty starts in policy and practice. and i wonder how you how you have compassion for people who don't have compassion for the most vulnerable people in our society who are now facing fear and deportation. >> i had a suspicion you were going to start with this. so let's. >> i almost. >> commented. >> i'll wait, i'll wait. >> i'll wait. let's make it. let's start with the easier part. all right. i think compassion is incredibly powerful. and let's start with being compassionate toward ourselves. if we're trying to make it through this period of time with

dan quayle accompanied by mrs. marilyn quail and the honorable michael pence. [band playing] ♪ [applause] >> harrismolly, i was reading your lips from across. i couldn't hear what you said. you had a huge smile on your face. >> it is so great to see dan and mar marilyn quayle. he did something almost no one else does, leave the public purview to serve as a private citizen but it is great to see him here for the festivities. >> harris: we are going to watch again. ♪ [applause] >> harris: the arrival of bill clinton, former president and first lady, former hillary clinton went on to be the secretary of state and ran against trump. he beat her in 2016 and they have arrived now. what are your thoughts about -- you had mentioned susie wiles, there she is off to the left in the pretty white jacket. we saw pence come in and look, it is not lost on anybody that that was a troubled relationship for a while within the republican party for some but certainly with trump. that's not where we are now. hold for a second and let's watch one more time. >> ladies and gentlemen, the 43rd presence of the united states

national cathedral, along with president elect trump, vice president kamala harris and former vice president mike pence. >> al gore and dan quayle were also there, and it was hard, really, if you were watching, to ignore the apparent tension. take this moment, for instance. you see pence and trump meeting for the first time in four years and shaking hands. but pence's wife, the former second lady karen pence, does not stand up and seems to ignore the president elect entirely. cnn's tom foreman joins us. tom, it's awkward, but i was thinking about it. and i thought that day in the capitol, it wasn't just pence. it was one of their children who was there and in danger. and i think that's some context that's important. if you are karen pence, a mother and a wife. sure, sure. >> and if you look at donald trump's presence at this funeral and the way he was regarded by almost everyone there, you get a sense of how awkward this was. he was seated in the second row down on the end. last presidential funeral was back when george h.w. bush, well, he was president. then he got to sit right up front in the main seat. now he's in the

dan sees in our communication system. crises require them. sign up for alert la.org. visit emergency.la county.gov. >> harris: i need to pull away for a second from the news conference. what you look at now is mount wilson. that is known for those large towers we've been telling you about for days that they were so concerned about. it is on fire right now. that's where transition of 911 calls happen. a huge technological hub for los angeles and you can see the heavy smoke. moments ago we were drilled in. we don't control the helicopter shot. it could even be a drone shot. i'm not certain. you can see the distance of that smoke. it is burning and moments ago you could see the actual flames. he is pulling out a little bit. wow, look at this. mount wilson. they had hoped it wouldn't reach that point where those towers are. we're watching it. >> the strength and resolve of los angeles county residents as well as our extraordinary first responders from every level of government, as well as our private citizens from across the country and right here in our own county will be the way we get through this unimaginabl

president biden and vice president harris were briefed in the oval office on the federal response to the los angeles-are a wildfires. they were joined by fema administrator dan criswell, california governor gavin newsom, and los angeles mayor karen bass to address recovery and relief aid and misinformation. the president called on congress to provide additional funding for wildfire disaster relief. pres. biden: ready, set, go? >> ready. pres. biden: all right. vice president harris and i are about to receive a briefing with governor newsom and mayor bass and fema director criswell. so both of them are on the ground leading the fight against this god awful wildfire, the worst in california history, and there's been some progress in the last 24 hours. so i want to give an update of where we think things are at the moment. first come overnight local, state, and federal firefighters were able to partially prevent some of the largest fires from spreading to new areas. 3% in pasadena has been kept from spreading. 8% of pacific palisades, 35% in ventura, and 37% in so on. but this time yesterday these fires are mostly spreading out of control. we still got a long w

dan canon you are the battleground states director for. for both joe biden and kamala harris. what do you think's going through their head right now? why the as i said earlier, i think this is maybe the first real opportunity to to start to reflect, you know, that it's such a whirlwind from. >> any campaign to transition. but in this instance with biden event, harris, coming to biden harris coming to this point, i can't imagine how difficult to get your head wrapped around what's happening here. but i think the probably there is a measure of of, you know, sadness, you know, for joe biden is a 50 year career and i'm sure is inflicting on his family. joe biden is nothing if not someone who thinks about his family. his first neilia records died tragically in a car s crash with his early days in the senate. and what that means to him. i i'm not surprised by the wave like that. he said welcome. >> all the home. but home are the words went when the trump showed up at the white about half an hour ago the the first word we heard president biden say something and the media reports of d

president biden and vice president harris were briefed in the oval office on the federal response to the los angeles-are a wildfires. they were joined by fema administrator dan criswell, california governor gavin newsom, and los angeles mayor karen bass to address recovery and relief aid and misinformation. the president called on congress to provide additional funding for wildfire disaster relief. pres. biden: ready, set, go?

dan clifton with strategis. china is preparing for the next round of tariffs. eunice yun spoke to three manufacturers who have three very different approaches this time around. >> hoping to beat trump's tariffs, harry lee is doubling the number of products he ships to the u.s. and storing them in warehouses them there. four out of five tables are sold to american consumers. lee expects the stockpiling will force him to raise prices as much as 10% even before the tariffs. i have to ship them in advance and take on more risk, he says. water purifier maker jeong yu is scouring the globe to supply the u.s. by creating a new production base outside of china. jeong is considering malaysia and mexico, but at the moment is leaning toward dubai even though it will increase his cost by 30% compared to china. the domestic market is too competitive. we've been waiting to jump out of it for some time. trump's tariffs gave us the final push. long who makes skincare products is worried he may have to stop exporting to the u.s. completely. his goods got hit with tariffs north of 20% before president trump's first term. with his thin margins he can pass on the cost of any tariff to his customers. in the past we all

harris told reporters that americans must be willing to fight for and respect democracy. >> otherwise it will be very fragile and not be able to was danporter: jd vance was present for the certification of his win as donald trump's vice president. beefed up security surrounded the capital. snow rather than protests blanketed the national mall. a stark contrast to four years ago when a mob of trump supporters fed lies of an election. the violence delayed things. congress returned that evening with 140 five republicans still voting again certifying but they failed. the riot is the largest prosecution in apartment of justice history. 1500 people have been charged or convicted for their actions. 590 charged with assaulting or impeding police. 700 have been sentenced to time behind bars. they are not -- they are now all on the cusp of a promised pardon from donald trump. >> these people --is it three or four years? reporter: today on the senate floor he called for donald trump to reconsider. >> they tried to halt the democratic process. it would be an -- a dangerous endorsement. reporter: joe biden wrote an op-ed calling on americans to re

harris is the first woman to ever leave her signature. >> now, i would make my signature big like that because look at dan quayle.is? >> and the one above, you can barely read it. it's like a really faded. >> i don't know what that is. i did say dick cheney a little bit above hers, but, you know, like, let me be known. >> yeah. >> let me let me make real big swoops. >> yeah. you know, you got to make your mark, right? >> just laughing over dan quayle tiny signature. >> okay. >> yeah. well, coming up, the seven things that you need to know today, a reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming. >> and let's get a live look outside this morning. beautiful shot there as the sun rises, a little cloudy out there. we'll check in with drew and see how the weekend weather is shaping up. >> i'm reggie aqui, i'm lyanne melendez, i'm luz pena, i'm tara campbell i'm j.r. >> stone at abc seven news we deliver local stories with real (banker 1) l

harris and all their crohn's open border crohn's couldn't do all this. it was never going to work. of course that was false. it was a total lie. dannds at cnn are exhausted already and it's only one week of donald trump in a whirl of activity and executive orders. let's watch he is doing a lot of things on the campaign trail. how much organized everything is as far as immigration as well using the military planes, d-17s to transport people back home. that is something all the officials have been previewing and now seeing them execute on it? >> it's only friday. only on day four. only on day four, whew. >> laura: big exhale, dan. this is a commander-in-chief, this is what our leaders are supposed to do. dan you and i have been fighting the bidens and obamas and even some republicans for so long and now we have someone who has a whole four years of experience he knows what the deep state sand pitfalls are this is called hard work. getting to work getting the job done christmas morning 9:00 a.m. i got a message from the president that he needed some information christmas morning at 9:00 a.m. dealing with the border. then this past tu

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following through on his constitutional duty after checking with dan quayle that indeed that's what he should do. you mentioned vice president harris-term political future. talk to us a little more about how she and president biden view the next two weeks. we know the president is going to be overseeing jimmy carter's funeral this week, traveling to rome to meet with the pope and a couple of major speeches in his last week or so in office. to talk about his legacy, yes, but also how he views the american story. tell us more about what we might hear from him and the vice president as they exit the public stage, at least for now. what's the lasting message to the american people? >> well, president biden really wants to hammer home his own legacy, we saw the big speech where he was talking about what he did for the economy because the economy was a big talking point in the election loss for the vice president. you can imagine that the vice president is also going to be saying to people that they believe that they have accomplished a lot. but i've been talking to sources who were at a lot of the holiday parties that she hosted at the