it was danielle.ou kept investigating, that sam was abusive or violent toward danielle? there was no evidence of that whatsoever. danielle definitely had control over michael minor. she did manipulate him. did she manipulate him to the point of killing sam? i don't know. andrea canning (voiceover): detectives mcdonald and szalbirak realized they needed to pay danielle dreher another visit. we're going back to find out, what is your intent? what is your involvement in this? andrea canning (voiceover): coming up, did someone have a million reasons to commit murder? jarek szalbirak: there was a substantial amount of money that she was going to gain if sam turned up dead. andrea canning (voiceover): --when "dateline" continues. sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops, uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. that's my babyyy! try our new sugar-free cough drops. instasoooooothe! 60% of women experience side leaks with bladder protection underwear. try

brandy's mom told them about josh daniels. he was a personal trainer at the gym and an obsessive weightlifter. when you ran him through the computer, what did you find out about him? did he have priors? he did not. he was not on law enforcement's radar. not on law enforcement's radar, but nonetheless, somebody they wanted to talk to right now. but there was a problem, a big one. there was every reason to believe he wasn't in the driveway that night, but 4,300 miles away in alaska. josh had moved up there to be near his mom, and he'd found work in the prudhoe bay oil fields. josh was, in fact, still in alaska that night. so that's a pretty good alibi. yes. because there's domestic trauma doesn't mean you necessarily have a suspect, though, does it? [interposing voices] not necessarily, but it's a good idea to eliminate the husband as a suspect in the get-go. dennis murphy (voiceover): detective ryan called josh daniels on alaska's north slope. can you discern things like demeanor or attitude through the phone line? not really.

talking with daniel. it was last conversation i had with him before the ambush and the explosion and the flames. for most of our lives daniel had been the invincible one. even though he was younger than me, he was tougher though you could have never gotten me to admit it. as kid, we grew up in a rural area, arkansas, where our nearest neighbor was out of sight and earshot. whenever weren't in school, daniel and i roamed around on our property, playing, soldier, hunting or fishing, coming up with various ways to compete with each other. one time we were when we were still young kids, we were playing on our trampoline under shade of a big oak tree. the trampoline was heartbroken, missing a third of the springs and even the ones that were left were badly. we didn't care. it still worked well enough us to play cracked the egg or have bounce battles about 40 feet away. one of the dogs started barking at a bush at the bush hog. the grass tool hooked up to our tractor. another dog ran up and stiffened, then join

mayor-elect daniel lurie i'm grateful to have been walking direct evidence beside thank you for yourdership today and all the days to come (clapping). >> hi, i'm a 3 grader please rise for the presentation of hearts and the national anthem our songwriter from tower and the great group. >> (music). >> personnel present arms. >> (music). >> what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight and the rocket's red glare, the bomb bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there, o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? >> brave, brave, brave. >> (clapping) arms. >> hail, hail, hail. a hi my name is a first grader. please welcome the head coach of the warriors stephen christie. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> state warriors steve cook. >> (clapping) thank you, lilly hi, everyone. i'm so proud and honored to be here today to welcome in a new era today is a gorgeous day filled with hope and promise a spirit of optimism and like this t

mayor-elect daniel lurie i'm grateful to have been walking direct evidence beside thank you for youreadership today and all the days to come (clapping). >> hi, i'm a 3 grader please rise for the presentation of hearts and the national anthem our songwriter from tower and the great group. >> (music). >> personnel present arms. >> (music). >> what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight and the rocket's red glare, the bomb bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there, o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?hyg> >> brave, brave, brave. >> (clapping) arms. >> hail, hail, hail. a hi my name is a first grader. please welcome the head coach of the warriors stephen christie. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> state warriors steve cook. >> (clapping) thank you, lilly hi, everyone. i'm so proud and honored to be here today to welcome in a new era today is a gorgeous day filled with hope and promise a spirit of optimism and like

we'll tell you about daniel lowery's inauguration day and his first priorities in office. abc seven news at five. we'll be right back. >> tonight, entire neighborhoods burning as raging fires destroy historic homes and shocked families race to escape. david muir and team report from ground zero of the massive california fire. world news tonight with david muir is ame san francisco's new mayor, daniel lurie, kicks off in chinatown. you're looking at video of some of the preparations from earlier today. the night market and community festival take place on grant avenue between sacramento and jackson. there will be food vendors, activities and performances, including san francisco native and grammy nominated edm artist zoo. >> well, earlier in the day, lurie was sworn in as the 46th mayor of the city, and he wasted no time getting to work. abc seven news reporter monica madden was there for the ceremony and is here with more on mayor lurie's first day on the job. monica. >> dan it was a really optimistic day. mayor lurie had that tone while acknowledging the big challenges th

i spoke to 2 san francisco residents about the mayor elect daniel lurie. one is indecisive about the results and the other is excited about the new change in administration. >> i get on the ground in the >> durham mcallister out with their son in north beach tuesday, one day before the city welcomes daniel lurie as the new mayor. and i just hope gets better, especially kuz is baby's growing up there and it's just not the san francisco used to be. her biggest concern is the city's opioid crisis and believes it needs to be resolved. so her 4 year-old son and other children will have a bright future. a lot of jack problems and a lot of homeless people problems. and i try to call the police and asked them like can you help the people outside? but it just seems like it's getting worse. others like stephen set of a car excited for lori's term. i'm really excited that daniel lurie one, i think he's going to a great job. and i think just >> since he's been elected just a feels like the city has a lot more hope since being elected lurie has been demonstrating his c

inauguration plans are taking shape for mayor elect daniel leary. the inauguration will take place on wednesday morning at 1130 at san francisco city hall. the public is invited to attend, although seating will be limited to ticketed guests. the mayor elect will later appear at a chinatown night market and community festival that night. leary will also attend a celebration at far east cafe, which is the neighborhood's last remaining large banquet hall. a new kind of sports bar. coming up, we'll meet one of the co-founders of a bar coming to the bay area that hopes to provide a more inclusive environment for those watching their favorite teams, and her tireless efforts helped free thousands of japanese americans from incarceration. later in our newscast, the award, posthumously given to an american her popularity across the country and the bay area is no exception. the region now has a wnba team, with the addition of the golden state valkyries down in the south bay. the national women's soccer league team, bay fc, just wrapped up their inaugural seas

what's in store for danielle laurie's inauguration today? good morning. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. and i'm laura garcia. we are awaiting a news conference from president biden and governor newsom as multiple wildfires continue to burn in southern california, one of which has already turned deadly. we have a live look at one of them, the altadena fire. it has literally exploded in size. nbc bay area's kris sanchez will have t that part of the story coming up in just moments. but first, nbc news jennifer bjorklund is on the ground right now at the palisades fire. this is in pacific palisades. and, jennifer, needless to say, first responders there definitely. they have their hands full. oh, this is unbelievable. marcus. laura, i have covered fires my entire career living in california, starting with the oakland hills fire, which all of your viewers, i'm sure are very familiar with. but i got to tell you, i have never seen winds sustained in the direction that they're going for this amount of time. it's been 24 hours

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i, daniel lowry, do solemnly swear. lowry took the oath before a packed crowd outside of city hall today. but as in the day of inaugural event started much earlier. lowry started at saint anthony's with his family, spent some time passing out coffee and shaking hands with people taking advantage of the nonprofit services. after that, he spent some of the time walking through the tenderloin with police chief bill scott. the new mayor and his family then boarded a cable car for a quick break before the main event. and in a nod to the rich history of san francisco, enjoyed some hot chocolate from ghirardelli. inauguration ceremony drew big names among the speakers. warriors coach steve kerr, former california surgeon general doctor nadine burke harris, mayor lowry's wife becca proud mary mayor lowry told the crowd some difficult decisions need to be made moving forward, but he also believes he's got the people and the vision to bring real change for the city and the people who live there. i entered this mayor's race not as

new positions mayor elect daniel lurie created to oversee the city's 56 agencies. the goal more coordination and accountability. lurie's team says modi will, quote, focus on improving behavioral health, tackling unsheltered homelessness and improving the support and services provided to residents. >> he's one of those very special people who is both hard headed and soft hearted, by which i mean he can make the tough management decisions that are going to need to be made. and he's completely fired with empathy for the most vulnerable citizens in our city. >> keith humphreys works with modi on the board of the saint anthony's nonprofit. >> he's good at the practical planning stuff of figuring out, for example, how many people are going through what how do we pay for all this? you know what comes from philanthropy? >> bringing in someone with knowledge of how to run systems, how to run nonprofits is a good thing because we need more oversight of that. >> recovery advocate tom wolfe, who was formerly homeless, is hopeful about modi and the entire incoming administratio

i'm really excited that daniel lurie one, i think he's going to a great job. and i think just >> since he's been elected just a feels like the city has a lot more hope since being elected lurie has been demonstrating his commitment to public safety by visiting officers at police stations. i want. >> sfpd to be known as the greatest police, department in the country and we can get there and we will. lori thanked outgoing mayor london breed saying she's been incredibly helpful during his transition. >> he also commended her administration for decreasing vehicle break-ins by 54%. lori says he wants to continue a strong crackdown on crime in the city and he's ready to lead. >> i'm feeling very calm to be quite honest. this is something that >> i asked i'm excited about. i said this recently i had fun on the campaign and i've had last 10 weeks the transition. >> lori says mayor london breed has been helpful during his transition in her last interview with kron 4 as san francisco's mayor london breed says she will be attending burries inauguration. it's bigger than

it's free to download to your phone and smart tv. >> i, daniel lurie, do solemnly swear. >> i, danielie, do solemnly swear. >> with the oath of office, daniel lurie is now san francisco's the change in leadership there in san francisco, as daniel lurie is sworn in as the city's next mayor. >> a very large crowd watched as the 46th mayor of san francisco took the oath, with a mix of city leaders in attendance. even golden state warriors head coach steve kerr. ktvu christian captain gives us a closer look at the event that took place this morning, and mayor lurie's top priorities here in his first days in office. >> i, daniel lurie, do solemnly swear. >> i, daniel lurie, do solemnly swear. >> with the oath of office, daniel lurie is now san francisco's 46th mayor. the new mayor shared his hopes for the future of the city. >> together, together, we can all get better, do better, and return san francisco to its rightful place as the greatest city in the world. >> but mayor lurie also acknowledged the serious issues the city is facing, first discussing the fentanyl crisis on the streets. t

i'm really excited that daniel lurie one, i think he's going to a great job. and i think just >> since he's been elected just a feels like the city has a lot more hope since being elected lurie has been demonstrating his commitment to public safety by visiting officers at police stations. i want. >> sfpd to be known as the greatest police, department in the country and we can get there and we lori thanked outgoing mayor london breed saying she's been incredibly helpful during his transition. >> he also commended her administration for decreasing vehicle break-ins by 54%. lori says he wants to continue a strong crackdown on crime in the city and he's ready to lead. >> i'm feeling very calm to be quite honest. this is something that >> i asked i'm excited about. i said this recently i had fun on the campaign and i've had last 10 weeks of the transition. >> lori says mayor london breed has been helpful during his transition in our last interview with kron 4 as san francisco's mayor london breed says she will be attending worries inauguration. it's bigger than jus

everyone please welcome jeff daniels! daniels. it's so good to see you, bud. thanks for coming back to the show. >> oh, happy to be here. >> jimmy: i want to talk about your audible memoir that your -- season two, congrats. "alive and well enough continues." >> continues. >> jimmy: continues, yeah, 'cause this is season -- well -- >> there was a one and then there was a two, and -- >> jimmy: yeah, so -- >> could be a three, so -- >> jimmy: yeah, there could be, yeah. i think you're a fantastic storyteller. i think you're perfect to do this right here. how did you start this? and did someone go, "hey, you should probably --" >> yeah, i didn't want to do it. my agent called me up a couple of years ago and he said, "you know, you're the only actor without a podcast." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is true, yeah. >> i said, "is that a problem?" he said, "no, you should do one, you should." i said, "well, okay." >> jimmy: yeah. >> the only way i'm going to do it is if i do it all by myself. >> jimmy: yeah. >> don't make me call u

mucha fuerza para la familia de daniel. tiene alguna historia que quiere que nosotros cubramos. que quiere que se comparta en esta pantalla. solo escanee el código qr que ve en su pantalla. el link le va a aparecer. lo va a llevar directamente a whatsapp, donde estamos contigo, siempre pendientes de sus historias, de lo que usted necesita. cambiamos de tema, pues el alguacil del condado san mateo arrestó a ronald dee simpson, de 46 años, sospechoso de intento de robo y posesión de herramientas de robo, entre otros delitos. de acuerdo al reporte, el detenido fue encontrado en una propiedad privada ubicada en el área de sandhill road, precisamente donde el dentro de este lugar habría estado con una cortadora de pernos. tras ver a los agentes, él intentó escapar a pie hacia la autopista 280, pero fue detenido y llevado al centro correccional mcguire. ahora nos vamos a san josé, donde la policía detuvo a este hombre y a esta mujer. primero voy a hablarles de él. justin dickson, bajo la sospecha de delitos de posesión de armas d

este hombre, daniel lowry, el empresario y filántropo que prometió revitalizar la ciudad.gran apuesta del nuevo alcalde? en su discurso de toma de posesión. dayanna, en su primer discurso como edil de san francisco, daniel lowry prometió devolverle a esta ciudad la sensación de seguridad y orden. dijo que quiere abordar la crisis del fentanilo como una emergencia y que ya instruyó a la policía y a los alguaciles a que desplieguen más recursos para traer a los traficantes de drogas ante la justicia y limpiar las calles. para eso también prometió el primer centro de entrega de personas, un centro que describió como un lugar que estará abierto las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana para ayudar a personas con problemas de drogadicción y que le dará también a la policía la autoridad para aplicar la ley a quienes rechacen esa ayuda. parte de lo que habló sobre cómo quiere aontar esta crisis de opioides. dayanna bueno, pero no es la única crisis que está viviendo san francisco. sin duda usted si vive en san francisco y quienes no sabemos que otra de las crisis importantes

the stage is set for daniel laurie to become our next mayor.e're live with the events happening today and how you can take part. >> good morning. it is wednesday, january 8th. >> yeah. all eyes are really on what's happening in southern california. drew. >> that's exactly right. right. these winds have been just dangerously strong. it's breezy here locally, but the winds are going to weaken substantially over the next couple of hours. winds in our hills right now you can see some gusts 30 to 40mph near the surface. it's not nearly as bad. we have a couple of pockets where the winds are elevated, but the theme today is that we have a breezy morning and calmer conditions this afternoon. so the wind advisory here locally only until 10 a.m. the next few hours. but we are certainly past the worst of the winds here today. it's all about sunshine, mild temperatures, light winds. this afternoon we're going back into the 60s, so that will feel nice. let's talk about what's happening in southern california. we have three major fires that have broken out

daniel: very easily., we are looking -- while we are focused on the next several days with strong winds, we're continuing to monitor the long-term weather forecast. we could experience rain. we are leaning in hard with making sure that we're assessing the burned areas, that we're working with our partners for flooding concerns, with debris removal concerns. and so we may very quickly in the next couple of weeks shift from a firefight to a flood operation. and, obviously, there's a number of other state agencies and entities that play a critical role in that effort. so the natural disaster, if you will, may be months in the making here and in the work to fully contain it, as we potentially transition to -- from wildfires to flooding. again, work happening now, though, to try to shore up and protect the communities before that rain does occur. geoff: well, our best to you and your colleagues. california state fire marshal daniel berlant, thanks again for your time this evening. daniel: thanks. vanessa: here

ai daniel lowry do solemnly swear. he then took to the microphone to address the thousands who came to see the event. mayor lowry's speech touched on several of the themes from his campaign. he says he'll prioritize resolving the city's fentanyl crisis, and says tough decisions have to be made about the city's massive budget deficit, but pledged not to cut any public safety jobs or nursing jobs in a city that's been ridiculed for its bureaucracy. he also pledged better efficiency. the era of a new restaurant going through 40 inspections and receiving 50 different answers is over. that's our promise to you. among the speakers at this event. warriors coach steve kerr, former california surgeon general doctor nadine burke harris, and mayor lowry's wife becca proudly in the audience. every seat was taken, with many others standing for the entire event, which started on time in a city where many things don't. political supporters say they're optimistic, but also realistic about the new administration. danielle lowry is some

. >>> a new era in san francisco as mayor daniel lurie is sworn in. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> a brand-new fire erupting, burning in the hollywood hills west of the hollywood sign on top of three major wildfires that continue to burn through southern california at this hour. at least five lives have been lost and as many as 1500 buildings damaged or destroyed. many describing the damage as just unbelievable. the biggest challenge for firefighters has been a lack of resources. some have now been working more than 24 hours. theoretic flames just too overwhelming to keep up with. on top of that, some fire hydrants have been running dry. the red flag conditions are continuing tonight and the danger is far from over. but today firefighters were able to resume air drops. this is video of the latest fire that has broken out. the sunset fire is burning in the hollywood hills near runyon canyon west of the hollywood sign. it has burned at least 20 acre so far but it is growing quickly. there are mandatory evacuations and the fire appears to be spreading south to ho

daniel hernández alvarado era un joven de tan solo 17 años, quien con su sonrisa contagiaba de alegríaeció en un trágico accidente automovilístico el sábado 4 de enero, mientras conducía el vehículo de su hermano al sur de livermore. nosotros no sabemos cómo. cómo, cómo fue el accidente, pero yo pienso que le fallaron los frenos. yo pienso que se le derrapó el carro porque le fallaron los frenos. daniel era estudiante de 11 grado de la escuela foothill en pleasanton y como mencioné a su tía y primo, quien no quiso mostrar su rostro, a daniel le gustaba bailar y escuchar cumbia y le apasionaban los carros. un día antes de que pasara eso, todavía, todavía lo vi y estaba platicando con él. ya le gustaban los carros para salir con sus amigos. de acuerdo a la patrulla de caminos, el accidente ocurrió en del valle road, al sur de la calle mendenhall, cerca de livermore. alrededor de las 5 y 30 y 14:00 de la tarde, la familia me dice que ellos creen que el vehículo venía desde esa dirección y chocó primero contra este árbol. después de chocar con este poste de metal. y yo quiero mostrarles la

today, danielle louis formally sworn in as san francisco's 46th mayor, i, daniel lowry, do solemnly swearthe former nonprofit founder and political newcomer was inaugurated outside city hall before a large crowd. every seat was taken and hundreds more had to stand through the ceremony, including former mayor willie brown. among the speakers today. warriors head coach steve kerr, former california surgeon general doctor nadine burke harris, and mayor lowry's wife becca proud. mayor lowry told the crowd some difficult decisions to be made, with the city facing a massive budget deficit, but he believes he's got the people and the vision to bring real change for city residents. and the celebration of san francisco's new mayor isn't over yet. this evening, chinatown is the place to be as laurie attends a community banquet and headlines a special night market, all in celebration of his inauguration. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live in chinatown, where it is loud and the excitement is building. hey, christie. yeah, and the festivities are already underway. there's going to be live per

and mayor daniel lurie's plans for the future. but first, we want to get to some breaking news here. fierce wildfires are raging in the los angeles area. a fifth fire broke out in just the last hour, and it's already exploding to over 50 acres. firefighters say these conditions are unprecedented, with strong winds fueling flames, burning thousands of homes and businesses. live images right here. or more images, we should say, of the intense fires. now, we do want to take you to a live look at three of the wildfires scorching their way across los angeles county. the fires are now blamed for five deaths. we've just learned moments ago. well, thanks so much for joining us here. it's a rapidly developing news day i'm julian glover. we want to let you know that five fires in los angeles county have burned more than 27,000 acres so far. that's 42mi■!s. the longest burning fire is the pacific palisades fire. it's already become the most destructive in l.a. history, and it's still burning out of control at this moment. we want to take a l

in just a few hours, the city will welcome daniel lurie as its next mayor. details on the ceremony and the big events happening tonight. >> plus strutting their stuff. dogs of all shapes and sizes, putting their best foot forward for the great american dog show. >> i thought we already did this. there seems to be dog shows every few weeks. >> different ones. >> you're absolutely right. >> yeah. okay. >> well, congrats to these dogs on this wednesday, january 8th. yeah. >> so we are putting a lot of our focus on what's going on in la. but we do have some wind here. >> yeah. >> our wind advisory here is until 10 a.m. the winds are a lot lighter this morning. and they will continue to weaken over the next couple of hours. so winds in our hills right now, anywhere between about 20 and 40mph. a lot of this is not translating down to the surface. winds are a lot lighter near the surface. a couple of areas gusting over 14mph. but the takeaway today is the winds are a lot lighter this morning and they weakened throughout the day. so here's the wind advisory until 10

what's in store after danielle laurie is sworn in later today? plus, we've only got a few days left with hoda. coming up on today, a groundbreaking look at kids screen time and the impact of those devices on their growth and development this morning, the new message doctors want parents to hear. we'll have that more a little later right here it is 657 for you this morning. want to welcome you back? we are moving you forward with a look at our top stories here on today in the bay. starting with that breaking news down in southern california, firefighters right now are dealing with three out-of-control wildfires being pushed by incredibly strong winds. the palisades fire, still exploding in size after starting yesterday morning in pacific palisades. as of about 90 minutes ago, it is now burned nearly 3000 acres. the eaton fire, north of pasadena in altadena, has now burned more than 2200 acres, and the hurst fire in the sylmar valley started last night. and it's at 500 acres. we know multiple homes are destroyed, although there are no hard numbers

daniel lure rye getting ready to become the city's 46th mayor. we're live from civic center plaza where crews are setting up for the inauguration. >>> this has been such a privilege to serve as mayor and it's really been the honor of my life. >> plus we have a sit-down interview with outgoing mayor london breed. we'll hear about some of her biggest challenges during her tenure. >>> the key is that that significant weight loss is when you are taking that medication. >> and a new year, new you this 2025. we take a look at the steps people are taking to be a healthier version of themselves. let's get started. well, hello and thank you so much for joining us. i'm gianna franco. and we begin with raging wildfires destroying communities in southern california. at least 30,000 people are out of their homes this morning as flames race through neighborhoods in los angeles. >> yeah, race and rip apart. i'm reed cowan. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we know you are waking up so hear about this state tragedy. overnight, so many people on the

that was just a portion of the 20 minute speech that daniel lurie gave today. know, michael cera as it is known as a very tolerant place, great, inclusive. but he pretty much, you know, address the fact that, you nothing about those allows for 8,000 people to be on our streets homeless and and and also we know overdosing and dying on city streets. so that's one thing. okay. it's not a good thing. we all kind of know that. what what do you do about it? did you find anything in his speech that gave you a sense that there are building blocks there to pull out of that. loop as it were. >> we use 7 making. i really too often lately, but we're we were we've been christian in the 20th century's the city. that knows how we rebuild ourselves from the ashes of the 19. 0, 6, earthquake into into one of the great cities of the world and you know, i think, you know, there are ways to do it. in a lot of times in the past and the political constituency hasn't been there. but this is the books are one of the great advantages. i think that lori's bring to job in that it's not a

you see him there, daniel laurie, in his service. that is continuing right now at civic center plaza, just outside of san francisco city hall. he just talked about declaring a fentanyl state of emergency and holding people who refuse help with the drug problem accountable. also, his efforts to create a safe and vibrant downtown and better coordination between city departments. he had a very hopeful tone, and we're going to hear a little bit more from our ryan yamamoto live at the scene, coming up in a few minutes. but i want to address the other big story we are following this afternoon terrifying images out of los angeles county, a windstorm fanning flames of at least three major and now deadly wildfires. they're burning out of control, destroying homes and businesses and forcing tens of thousands of californians to evacuate. cbs's danya bacchus reports from the palisades fire, which is now the most destructive fire in los angeles history, with an estimated 1000 homes burned. >>fire officials say there are no reported fatalities fro

jeff daniels, thanks for being here.et into everything but let's start with the memoir, this is something you decided you wanted to do with your son, why? >> i didn't want to do it. my agent called and he said you know, you are the only actor in hollywood who doesn't have a podcast and i said, is that a problem and he goes well, and i said look i'll do it, if i can kind of do a one-man show. and the platform that audible originals gives me is i can ask, i can write, i can act, i play music, so i've got songs from 40 to 50 years ago which is really a musical diary, i can make up, i can do anything i want. it allows me to do everything that i do, in one place, so that was attractive to me, and season one was kind of well, i hope it flies, and it did. so here is season two. >> i'm part of a generation that literally grew up on your movies and as these movies and the show and people in journalism, look at some of the newsroom and the political roles as well, did you like overcoming people's limitations or assumptions for you

mayor daniel lurie took the oath of office today. he made some big promises in his inaugural address. >>> our political expert joining us to talk about >>> welcome back. we are continuing to follow the breaking news out of southern california. five people are dead. at least 1,000 buildings have been destroyed as they continue to rage in and around l.a. and it is with the eaton fire that's burning around noon. you can see how dark and orange they are and broad daylight as they would burn through the businesses with more than 100,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. there is no containment on the fire. more than 1.5 million people are out of power. and authorities issued this warning just minutes ago. >> the message that i want to reiterate is don't even think about it. don't think about coming to loot any of these properties in pasadena or the police department as well as the l.a. county sheriff. resources from the state of california will be out there patrolling, protecting the neighborhoods. >> we'll continue to monitor the lat

>> mayor elect daniel lurie hitting the streets saturday with volunteers from the civic joy fund as he prepares to take the oath of office outside city hall on wednesday. >> every stop has been over 100 people at every stop, and we're going to bayview for our fourth stop of the day. we'll be out tomorrow and i encourage everybody to come join us. >> ahead of his inauguration. lurie says the hands on work reflects his belief that everyone can play a role in improving the city. >> every single person in san francisco needs to do their part. we have a whole country and a the world telling us what we are. we're the only ones that should be defining us. and that starts with doing one small thing every single day. >> lurie stepping into office after a contentious election centered on issues ranging from homelessness and affordable housing to drugs and crime on city streets. >> we're going to bring a sense of accountability, service and change to san francisco. the san francisco comeback begins now, and i couldn't be more excited and honored to take on the role of mayor on starting on wednesd

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crime was one of the main concerns for voters who chose daniel lurie to be san francisco's next. mayor. the day before his inauguration, lori made his 10th police station visit central police station in north beach, realizing that technology updates need to be a part of the changes he calls for while in office and their police cars, for instance, sf state police. if these computers have screens they're going up to an address, they can actually see picture of the residents that they're about to approach. >> sfpd doesn't have if sf state has it, sfpd should have during the campaign for mayor. other candidates were more drastic with their calls for police reform. >> from the start of his campaign, mark farrell said he would fsafarrell said he would fire san francisco police chief bill scott. i asked lori of drastic changes like that can be expected when he goes for mayor elect to mayor. i will announcing every day over the next few days. and so people can expect change in my administration. california attorney general rob bonta announced tuesday that sfpd reached a milestone by impl

plus, a full 24 hours of inauguration events for san francisco's new mayor, daniel lurie. just getting started in the city. we are going to take you there live. and then chatgpt used by the las vegas bomber to help plan out his attack at the trump hotel. will it change the way ai companies think about crime? and then later, first, we're going to get rid of fact checkers and replace them with community notes. that's mark zuckerberg making changes at facebook and instagram. is he trying to make good with president elect donald trump, or is something else going on? good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight i'm jessica aguirre. we're going to start down in los angeles tonight. terrifying scene. mountains glowing bright red and orange. look at that. flames. santa ana winds picking up and fanning that massive fire near the coast. and the worst is yet to come. this is the palisades fire burning in the affluent pacific palisades neighborhood in the santa monica mountains. cal fire just gave an update 30 minutes ago, saying the fire has exploded to almost 3000 acres. upward o

it is and will be a busy day for mayor elect daniel lurie. he'll start his day just a couple hours from now in the tenderloin at saint anthony's foundation. he will end it here at civic center plaza, right in front of city hall, where you can kind of see make out a bit of what has already been set up this morning. all eyes will be on that stage down the way with city hall in the backdrop. the inauguration of san francisco's new mayor is scheduled to begin at 1130 this morning. now, the lead up to today has been filled with various events, a number of them public service ones, where lurie recommits that his administration will be one of service to the people. that commitment reiterated last night as well at the congregation emanuel lurie, given special blessings of support by representatives of diffent faith and religious institutions of san francisco. the resounding theme we are here to work together. san francisco is known all over the world as a place where people are allowed to love who they want to love, and practice any faith that they c

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crime was one of the main concerns for voters who chose daniel lurie to be san francisco's next. mayor. the day before his inauguration, lori made his 10th police station visit central police station in north beach, realizing the updates the need to be made at all stations. this is pretty old station in terms of distance, the physical space inside you know, there's 25 year-old crown vics that some of them are driving around in tech, you know, the use of technology have have better technology during the campaign for mayor. other candidates were more drastic with their calls for police reform. >> from the start of his campaign, mark farrell said he would fire san francisco police chief bill scott. i asked lori of drastic changes like that can be expected when he goes for mayor elect to mayor. i will announcing every day over the next few days. and so people can expect change in my administration. california attorney general rob bonta announced tuesday that sfpd reached a milestone by implementing 263 of 272 reform recommendations. it was an 8 year long reform process. and chief sco

now we have danielle and her fantastic catalog of roses, and we can have instant gratification. but lately it's gotten a lot tougher. klose way 29 year old. cambios mas diferentes y mas este ano. more frequent and extreme whiplash between hot and cold, wildfires, even mudslides all evidence of climate change, all making it tougher for farmers. does that make you think that the future of growing flowers is going to have to be in a greenhouse if the weather, climate change, is making it too unpredictable? it's possible. i don't want to think that way, because when you grow roses under glass, you cannot get the fragrance that we get out here. i mean, the difference between our roses and a roses grown in the greenhouse is the fragrance. every rose that we grow is incredibly fragrant. and you can't get that under glass. the other option to grow roses somewhere else, which is what the world famous rose parade started relying on decades ago. the rose parade started, obviously, as a promotion for southern california, that people on the east coast can't grow roses and flowers, and it was