i'm a new father darren. you have children? i'm as you're thinking about the struggle, equality, and you're looking at this election happening right now, what what role do young folks, particularly z, play in the future of democracy? they play everything. you know, the future is theirs. right? i'm getting old and tired already of sort of check out of. so, yeah, the world is theirs and you know i think we can expect or hope for good things from them. they have very different experience than we do there and experience in part as a product of the struggles that ted invoked, you know, the world that i grew up in. you know, i was born in 1965. looks, looks very different from the world today. and i think, you know, that's on the whole well in many ways a good thing. and so i hope that, you know, our children be as a product of this experience is able to imagine, i say, equality in more expansive terms. and, you know, as i say, you can you look at history and i don't think it's clear that there's a kind of arc running through it lead

. >> darren is here with more on the details of what they'll be facing down there in the winds and we're kind of still feeling the impacts even up here. >> there is a connection to this. we're going to feel the same offshore wind event here tomorrow. i'm going to go into a little background how these things are put together, why they keep happening, what's going to happen in l.a. first this visit and in the next visit i'll talk to you about our wind tomorrow morning. we've already got offshore winds developing here. if you look in the central valley, that is the next area of low pressure that is about to spark this next instance of offshore winds. let me show you how this comes together and why it keeps happening this way. when we look at the satellite imagery, you'll notice nothing coming down through nevada if you look at the regular satellite because the storm track is easy to pick out going up and over, but when you look at it this way, you can see what is about to come down inside the continent. within this is a tight area of low pressure that is going to drive the winds. there's no

darren criss and helen j. shen will also be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all that, donald trump said the supposed drones seen over the east coast should be shot down, and then held a press conference today where he claimed the government knows what's going on while refusing to tell us what's going on. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: you guys, once again lots of crazy [ bleep ] is happening. this is just how it's going to be from now on. every day i'm going to come out here like a waiter at a restaurant that has way too many specials. [ light laughter ] tonight we have drones in new jersey, rfk junior revoking the polio vaccine, trump running for a third term, trump admitting he lied about grocery prices, pete hegseth promising to stop getting [ bleep ] ced, and a sandwich special. oh, what's on the sandwich special? let me ask the chef. what's on the sandwich special? >>acon, lettuce, tomato. [ laughter ] >> seth: over the weekend, tru

darren? >>> all right, we're going to bring the attention back home to the weather front. the same pattern that's driving all these intense offshore wind events in southern california, we are feeling it as well. but still, we need to talk about it for us. there is another wind advisory that they have issued. this for tomorrow. and we have done this already. you probably didn't notice a whole lotoses this is the kind of set up here where most of the intensity of the winds will be absorbed to the mountains. you may not feel it too terribly much. but there is one exception to that. i just want to take a moment and drill down to some of the details tomorrow, specifically for the space shore. so we are going to watch the same forecast now and put it in the monitor, because i could bring you lock step in time, and we can point out two important locations. remember that advisory will start tomorrow morning at 2:00 a.m. take a look at the time here on monday morning. look at oakland. if you look at oakland, specifically along the east bay hills. remember, you need to be about a th

. >>> let's bring in first alert meteorologist darren peck now because again, talking about the weather, that is a huge factor. it seems like they've gotten some relief from the winds. >> yeah, they have. doesn't mean that the fires have completely lied down, but the winds at least are not as violent. >> right. and making it less likely to spread so far out of control. >> but they're still there and they're still strong enough that on a normal day these would be problematic winds. what happened to start this off was extreme. so at least we're not doing this. let me show you how this will play out. even if we're getting a bit of a break now, we can see what's coming on the big picture wind-wise. keep your eye on the gulf. that's the original area of low pressure that started this for us several days ago. that thing is already in the gulf. what we care about is what's coming next from upstream. i want to get us to monday when we see the next uptick. we're looking ahead to monday. there's your timestamp. this is offshore winds. it's very shuttle. let me just walk that line right there. tha

darren, i appreciate you taking the time to join us. i'm so sorry. we are talking about under these circumstances, you haven't actually been back to your home. but i understand you saw it. you saw it online somewhere. is that right? >> that's correct. anderson, thank you for having me. >> we did see our home. >> both pictures of it burning. and finally destroyed in the news media, youtube videos. we are a small community, and it was not difficult to identify that our home has been lost. and obviously we are devastated ourselves. and also very sad for our community and the vast majority of residents who appear to have lost their homes. >> i want to ask you about the the the evacuation, because it sounds like i mean, it was chaotic, i think, to say the least. can you just talk about how it happened? because i understand you. you talked with your wife about the possibility of, you know, what would we do? and then all of a sudden it seemed to kind of just snowball, right? >> everything moved very quickly. tuesday morning began very normally, and i happen

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the chief secretary to the treasury darren jones told the chief secretary to the treasury darrenjones chief secretary to the treasury darren jones told the bbc that the economy is on the right track, but more needs to be done. i economy is on the right track, but more needs to be done.— economy is on the right track, but more needs to be done. i think the lan more needs to be done. i think the [an for more needs to be done. i think the plan for change _ more needs to be done. i think the plan for change is _ more needs to be done. i think the plan for change is working - more needs to be done. i think the plan for change is working on - more needs to be done. i think the plan for change is working on the l plan for change is working on the fact that inflation is coming down is a sign for that. it's good that inflation is broadly stable around the 2% target, it's good that it's starting to come down. there's no denying the fact that many people at home are still struggling with a cost of living and we know we have got more work to do to help them get more pounds in their pockets at the

now joining me now is darren milner.he director of animal welfare and research at the oakland zoo. thank you for being with us. my first question is why? why would somebody have that little baby monkey? and aren't they supposed to be with their mommies for like, years? they're absolutely supposed to be with their mother for at least two years, but they stay with the troop. females do for the remainder of their lives, which could be up to 50 years out in the wild. why would somebody want a small monkey? i mean, truthfully, social media is the main reason people see these, you know, infant monkeys dressed up in coats or in diapers. and, you know, our, our hearts bleed for them. but the reality is, as you said, you know, they should be in the wild in a onesie like this guy had it in a onesie. so you get this call that they have a spider monkey. and then what happens? how does the oakland zoo and your veterinary team go i into action? so we got the call pretty early on the 31st and made our normal calls. whenever we get an u

darren, thank you so much for being with us. we really appreciate it. i know you were working at home when this started. take us back to how you knew something was wrong. what happened as you were trying to get out? >> hi, chris. thank you for having me. we saw smoke from our house, and you can see in the video on the screen, sometime after about 10:30 in the morning. and it looked close but not that close at first. we quickly gathered whatever possessions we could quickly get, and then it just -- it exploded. within minutes, 10 to 20 minutes, there wasn't one fire. there were multiple fires, as embers were sort of crisscrossing the area. and the ferocity of the fire, you know, led us to think that we needed to get out of our house and get out of our house very quickly. our kids were also at school, about a mile and a half from our house. so we're obviously concerned for their safety as well. >> so many of us have played what we thought was a game, darren. you know, you are asked, if you were in a fire, what would you save? obviously life, first of all.

talk us through what's been happening with darren jones and the labor government response.l it be enough to assuage investors? >> it fell to jones to defend what was going on. he described the moves as orderly. the pound has been at its lowest in over a year. that plus the rise in long-term borrowing costs have drawn these comparisons to liz truss so orderly is not quite the language being used on the trading floor. you have citigroup jokes swirling that it is the great british peso. wells fargo saying there's room for the pound to drop even further. to be fair, sarah bredon at the bank of england also used the word orderly. that suggests to me the bank is hesitant to wade into this but economists say the bank of england will have no choice but to slow rate cuts even if growth is weak and you see that reflected in the market pricing so they are only pricing in two quarter-point cuts this year even though andrew bailey signaled a four would be coming >> so pairing those expectations around the bank of england and rate cuts even as growth stagnates in the u.k.. will we get a

[music playing] >> we are bringing in now darren porcher, u.s.teran to talk about what has occurred. the president, joe biden, just spoke for a couple of minutes on his way. he's headed for camp david. he said that he has spoken to every member from multiple agencies. he mentioned the cia, national security, fbi. what do you make of the number of agencies involved here as the fbi confirmed that they're looking at this as potential terrorism? >> whenever we look at an incident as it relates to it being a possible terrorism, we want a wide loop. we want to bring in as many resources as possible. the new orleans police department is highly resourced. they have the largest police department in the state of louisiana. in addition to that, we want to have them work in tandem with the state law enforcement agencies as well as our federal partners in law enforcement. there's an immense level of resources that we can draw together to find out what the actual motive is. as you mentioned earlier, this is a truck that we believe came from eagle pass, texas.

costs a strict among those killed in the past 24 hours a week old, maybe in a 4 year old child and darren, the dozens of fighters have unfortunately, been killed in northern syria. turkish back groups are battling kurdish lead fighters and mondays, the conflicts has been intensified the opposition supporters in venezuela, a gathering for nationwide protests the day before president nicholas madura is sworn in for a 3rd term. the opposition and the governing party both claimed that they won july's presidential election. the government has detained prominent critics, the head of the an organization, and announced the reward for the capture of opposition candidates. edmondo gonzalez as bringing nelson 0 is always send a ramp at the outset or you're following this from bullet dot right in columbia venezuela's neighbor. so the opposition is organized regular protests against madura since that election. the presidential election in july. and now in less than 24 hours, he will be sworn in for a 3rd term to look at the very closely today. first of all, if the leader of the opposition, the politic

started to appear from the vehicle and there was, according to the metropolitan police department darrenas vegas, a large explosion. they say there is one person dead in the track. and there were a number of minor injuries as a result. seven people, they say, suffering minor injuries. we have this tweet we can show you from elon musk. you can see on your screen. from elon musk. you can see on yourscreen. he from elon musk. you can see on your screen. he says... eric trump, president electron�*s son, one of his sons, says that he has heard about a reported electric vehicle fire. so that is all the information we have on the situation they're in las vegas at the moment. obviously, as we get more details we will bring that to you. let's return to our main story of the day. of course, the situation in new orleans after that pick—up truck was driven into a crowd of new year revellers. the man is suspected of carrying out that attack... he didn't do it alone, the fbi say. the suspect, named as 42—year—old shamsud dinjabbar was a us military veteran. he was shot dead at the scene after exchangi

. >> thank you, darren. >>> now to santa cruz, where the wharf re-opened today. it's just 11 days after the area was battered by some of the largest ocean swells in 30 years. >> john ramos takes us there as businesses welcome back visitors while questions linger about the wharf's long-term future. >> reporter: the santa cruz wharf is once again open for business, and the mayor says it's completely safe. but not everyone shares his confidence that there's nothing more to see here. >> good morning. how's everybody? pretty good day, huh? >> reporter: it was a good day compared to christmas eve when a previously closed 150-foot section at the end of the wharf broke apart, sending two buildings, broken pilings, and other debris into the ocean. on this day, mayor fred keely announced that despite the challenges, there was good news. >> we're trying to emphasize the concept that when you build a half-mile long meshl road over open ocean you're going to have to be pretty careful about how you maintain that. and what we know is that this wharf is sound and safe for you to

thank you, darren. >>> deadly violence being investigated as terrorism on the other side of the country. that's our top story on this new year's day. it happened on the heels of new year's eve celebrations around 3:00 a.m. police say the man drove around barricades and up onto the sidewalk, then got out of the car and opened fire. we now know at least 15 people were killed and 35 injured. the attacker died after a fire fight with police. a witness described some of the chaotic scenes. >> we noticed there were a lot of bodies laying on the ground. the truck was speeding away. i immediately ran downstairs to see if there were people out there to help out. but some people, they did perish during that event. some people we put into a hotel for assistance. the scene was just horrific. >> the fbi has identified the attacker as this man, 42-year-old shamsud-din jabbar. he was an army veteran and u.s. citizen from texas. weapons and explosives were recovered at the scene, and along bourbon street. an isis flag and explosives were found in the truck no. terrorist organization has claimed respons

darren, i am so, so sorry.u to help us understand, not just what you lost, but what you had. tell us about the palisades, the community. what this moment is like for you and your loved ones. >> stephanie, thank you for having me. the palisades is a small town within a much larger city. it is part of los angeles, but it feels, in many ways, like a close knit, small community. we go to school together, we worship together, we shop together, we have a main street, a village, and it is a very close community. and that community was in place on tuesday morning when i woke up, and by 10:30 or 11:00 on tuesday morning that community was, in many ways, ripped apart. and the fires that occurred have utterly devastated the palisades. the vast majority of buildings, houses, and other commercial structures are no longer there, including my own home. and it is painful to watch the video. we have not yet been back to see it firsthand. not too long after the fire started, watching the videos and seeing and hearing from friend

darren peck is here to tell us why. >> a lot of that smoke coming off of that, and then the water becomestants in the water. you cannot boil those pollutants out. people are being told mixed messages on what to do with water. i'll show you all the smoke that's coming off of these fires. we've looked at it in a number of different ways. the particulate matter across the country, southern california, a good plume being read as particulate matter. that's a forecast over the next few days. take a look at this afternoon. high resolution satellite on the monitor. that shows what the clouds have looked like. there aren't any, it's all smoke coming off of southern california over the course of the last -- that's about a three-hour loop on there. let's look at the fire in a different way. the progress has been back and forth in terms of the direction that the flames have been able to move. and what's been happening over the course of the last 24 hours or so is the majority of that. the leading edge of the flame front has been moving from the south to the north. let's come over to the monitor up he

. >> thank you, darren. >>> many of you, myself included, woke up to a little earthquake today followed by an aftershock. the first quake was a magnitude 3.6, hit just after 7:00 this morning and the epicenter was just offshore near the san francisco zoo according to the usgs. it was reportedly felt as far north as santa rosa and as far south as santa cruz. the 2.9 aftershock happened at about 10:48. it's believed that they happened along the san andrea faults. stay cool, san andreas. we don't need that right now. >>> san francisco may have had its first case of bird flu in a person. health officials say a child had fever and pink eye but has since recovered. the cdc is doing tests to confirm it was, in fact, bird flu. >>> new san francisco mayor daniel lurie has named a new fire chief. battalion chief dean crispen has served sf fire for 34 years and was part of the team that responded to the 9/11 terrorist attacks in new york city. >> it is the honor of my life to receive this appointment. i pledge to you that i shall work tirelessly to protect our citizens and visitors. >> crispen wil

. >>> thanks, darren. coming up in sports, the sharks ended an eight-game losing streak earlier in the week, but they're streaking the other direction now. and which warrior suffered what steve ke ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ kia. movement that inspires. >>> the warriors were hoping to take a spark from the win over the sixers and apply it to the grizzlies without steph. they needed other stars to step up, but might have lost one in the process. jonathan kuminga has been big for the dubs when curry is out, and he was on track 13 points, 15 minutes. but in the second quarter, he takes an awkward fall and was slow to get up. ended up living the game and didn't return. after, steve kerr called it a significant ankle sprain. but an mri is to come sunday. left the arena on crutches. 4-quarter, weird game got weirder. green grabs eady. draymond gets his first play grant one this season. steph didn't look amused from the bench. then dray knocks down the three on the other end, but he had to let the refs hear it, and they we

darren peck is here to explain this weather whiplash. >> it's more dry weather and more droughts, both of them on opposite ends of the extreme. weather whiplash is a term. it's uncanny, ryan, today a paper was released advising us all as we get into a warmer climate, we should expect to see the climate shift between bigger rains and drier dries and this has everything to do with what's happening in southern california. first, we've shown you pictures of fires obviously the last two years and been telling you southern california just finished one of its dryest years on record. that's what this map shows. well below average for southern california, but what we haven't told you yet is last year we were doing the exact opposite. we'll change our perspective now and take in the view of what southern california looked like last winter. do you remember that? be forgiven for forgetting. it's so easy to forget this. they were at 150% of average rainfall. that's the sepulveda basin last year in los angeles flooding. it wasn't just last year. the year before that they got 200% of rainfall, two hu

let's bring in cnn senior national security analyst juliette kayyem and former nypd lieutenant darren porcher. first to you, juliette, i just want to go back to the timeline here. you know, look, most revelers were out in this area at midnight, right? celebrating the new year. this event happened at 315 in the morning, and there were many, many casualties. ten dead, more than 30 injured. the barriers that we keep showing this because i'm just struck by this were appears to be those flimsy orange and white barriers, according to the eyewitness and according to video that we have. what do you make of all this? what are the big questions you have? >> so there's going to be yeah. so there's going to be an assessment on what the planning and preparation was and the questions that will be raised are. first you know, was the city deploying or utilizing different security measures because of upgrades or other critical infrastructure that may have made bourbon street more vulnerable? the second, and the one that is always going to be true, is at some stage, resources are deployed. and then acc

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i want to bring trey yingst back in and i want to welcome our guest, darren gobbe, a former blackhawk hiel hawk and command, and it can't just be in tel aviv, what i watched last night was in several places across the country welcoming the idea of getting the hostages back, and this is just part one. >> yeah, absolutely. the demonstrators are in tel aviv in israel's second largest city and they are seminars demog out of israel's version of the pentagon, and meeting for 15 months, and demanding the release of the hostages and we have been close here speaking to them, and they note the hostages that will be released part of the deal have been held for almost 500 days. remember the first agreement back in november 2023 into december 2023. it was around 50 days that the hostages had been held. nearly ten times the amount of time inside the gaza strip, and i interviewed some of those people who were released from hamas captivity. and the stories that they told from the tunnels inside gaza were horrific. things of sexual violence, assault, threatening these hostages with executions. and so

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. >> thank you, darren. >>> a live look now at our state capitol, that is more like it. aimed at curbing retail crime. it went into effect today. one of those state laws, increases jail time for people who steal or destroy more than $50,000 worst of property. others include large-scale organized retail theft and possession of large quantities of stolen goods. one business owner in oakland we spoke with is optimistic that these new laws will actually help. >> i think so. i think if there is a punishment, that they will stop doing it, you know? hopefully it works out. hopefully the other businesses in oakland. >> prop 36, passed in november, has also kicked in. increasing the punishment for repeated retail theft. >>> a new state law aimed at helping to affect people's credit score has gone into effect starting today. credit reporting agencies are no longer to include medical debt on people's credit reports. but cosmetic procedures can still be included. >>> one of the state's most controversial new law is in effect as well. as of today, parking officials are starting to en

now if the weather with darren. hello there.ome sunshine as well. now there are still issues with flooding in england in particular, but the number of flood warnings earlier today was dropping. we're still in cold air, mind you, so for some areas it's still a very wintry scene. and where we have the cover of snow over the hills, it could get really cold in the next few nights. there'll be more fresh snow coming in overnight and into tomorrow morning across northern ireland and this part of scotland — icy conditions, too, heavier falls of snow over the hills in northern scotland. but there are still a few wintry showers moving over the irish sea into wales, northwest england, even into the midlands. those will tend to die out overnight, but still could lead to some icy patches here, and generally with clearer skies and light winds, that's promising a colder night than it was last night. and heading into tomorrow morning, there could be some stubborn patches of freezing fog that will be slow to clear during wednesday, but generall

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i always thought, darren, that when it's over the water, it's a waterspout. >> that is true. now if it comes on land, you can all it a tornado. i can tell you from that video if this is an ef-3, well, things got a lot more dramatic. most of the video did not look anywhere near what an ef-3 would do to a little boat. that guy has a huge responsibility to use the life he's been granted to spread the word pay attention. >> the dog's okay? >> dog's fine. we checked. >>> thanks for watching! "the ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of embarrassment of failing teeth and tooth loss. >> we understand the pain of not being able to chew or feeling confident smiling. >> we understand the challenges with dentures and other non-permanent solutions. >> we understand that more than 120 systemic diseases originate in the mouth. >> from diabetes to heart disease, the risk of stroke to arthritis. >> we understand that better oral health can lead to better overall health. >> we understand that you want to invest in your best self. >> and we understand what it means to truly smile

darren peck is tracking the timing. >>> hi and happy new year, i'm sara donchey, in tonight for juliettee attention grabbing for sure. the photos belong to people as young as the 1-year-old who lost their lives to fentanyl. advocates say campaigns like these are a part of the reason that overdose deaths dropped by 17% nationwide from july of 2023 to july of 2024. in san francisco, overdose deaths are down nearly 23% through the most recent data released in november. one of the families behind these billboards has been fighting fentanyl for half a decade. the tragedies motivating them. and to make sure no one else suffers that same fate. >> i knew it would be hard, but they hit differently than to see them where they should be there. >> reporter: lisa marquez is talking about her son, fernando, who died in 2020 at 17 years old from an accidental fentanyl overdose. >> there are so many young people over there. >> reporter: it is a part of the fentanyl awareness campaign, where the picture of 31 young people are featured on the digital billboard off 101 near the san jose airport. >> they're

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many were trying to survive the winter intend the of them are a kyle, this is darren life from dough. so coming up, the search for suspected of war criminals and homes are serious, new administration disuse, pulling members of the subway. jean plus almost all have been job and withdrawn, and alton efforts underway find deserves serious centuries old. and in new orleans, more information is released on the suspects and a home bombing time. and the early hours of this day, the is there any forces have carried out a series of strikes ongoing, the city of simmons in the north, or using any materials they come to carry the wounded ambulances. the number of people killed in the strikes is still unclear. since the one on the 1st day is ready for the zip codes, at least 57 people across the strip. that's bringing honey mackwood. he's in darrow, by a, in the central dogs or for us. so how do you tell us about these strikes? we've been seeing in the past few hours. you've been seeing on sun some of the engine arriving the at i'll ask the hospital in charlotte. it was not a saba todd the. their

darren casa, could be the, the, the color we have, the potential for some share was across the eastern possible strain. the river, the next a couple of days. your things are pretty heavy right. recently. it looks a lot just owns the close at eastern side of queensland. that was the east coast. things will really pop when it's a cold front that's rolling through the bite that will slide its way towards victoria. going through i later on wednesday pushing i, which was at east the side of victoria melbourne at around 20 i celsius. so long as you find for the china, so low the potential for that right to come through. and then it will freshen up the high for the north, some big storms up to was northern positive w way in particular. and around the top hand. and more of the same as we go on through with the stylus are fresh or whatever into the se 21 full melvin good tennis weather here. then we're looking at still some showers. i have to was the east coast and what a risk when setting up here as well. how does that new zealand allows you to? i want it to show us into the north island, but

that is take a look at the weather forecast with darren bett. hello again.ier. still a wintry picture, particularly over the hills across northern england. certainly a woollyjumper came in handy today with those strong winds as well. those winds wrapped around that area of low pressure that's bringing these clusters of cloud to bring in some wintry showers overnight, still in that cold north to northwesterly winds. there'll be some more snow affecting northern scotland, wintry showers for northern ireland, moving over the irish sea into wales, western england, saw a covering of snow in places and also some icy conditions, too — many other parts of the uk becoming dry with clear skies. there'll be widespread frost. temperatures across southeastern parts of england certainly a lot lower than they were last night. there'll be some spells of sunshine, though, i think, on tuesday. more snow for northern scotland, some more wintry showers, northern ireland, pushing into north west england onto the pennines, a few more for wales. the odd shower possible elsewhere a

and his body shop is earlier today we're seeing on the us calling volume of the eastern areas of darren black shooting at a residential neighborhoods to printing more tablets and submit to pump split tennessee panic among those families who have been burying the problems of this ongoing will for at least 15 months of relentless tax that as they believe it will come to an end in light of the moon. imagine positive science regarding the significance brick for the comprehensive agreement on the major sticking points that have a really homepage the previous uh, success of negotiation between our mazda and east male. so hope squaring, but no sign as yet. so if any, the escalation in israel is all on cause a time, like many things, the topic up is even dare about the mold of the month. since opposition forces in syria top of the side regime during the navy, 14 years of civil war, many rebel strongholds of embodied by the army, rendering them uninhabitable. syrians and now slowly coming to terms of the devastation assigned to rebuild their lives. some have been jervey to report some during a f

hegseth, but then reject full transparency is odd at best, darrening russ at -- dangerous at worst. it reeks of something hiding in the dark. being secretary of defense demands discipline, character, restraint. mr. hegseth's history shows he is dismissive in all these qualities, and thus so far his hearing has not changed that. now, on the thomas tomorrow -- on the noms tomorrow, mr. hegseth is not the only nominee testifying this week who must answer for disturbing record. the number of people with disturbing records who have been nominated, some good nominees, but the number with disturbing records and histories i don't think i can remember a time in history when we've had that many. tomorrow, we will hear from a large collection of nominees, but let me focus on two -- russell vought to serve as director of omb and chris wright to serve as secretary of energy. let me begin with russell vought, a key figure in the first trump administration and one of the chief architects, one of the chief architects of project 2025. this man is not just a bystander who supported it. he helped put

i always thought, darren, that when it's over the water, it's a waterspout. >> that is true.it a tornado. i can tell you from that video if this is an ef-3, well, things got a lot more dramatic. most of the video did not look anywhere near what an ef-3 would do to a little boat. that guy has a huge responsibility to use the life he's been granted to spread the word pay attention. >> the dog's okay? >> dog's fine. we checked. >>> thanks for watching! "the late show" with stephen colbert is next. >> on monday, google unveiled a new quantum computer, willow, that needs less than 5 minutes to perform a mathematical calculation that one of the world's most powerful supercomputers could not complete in septillion years. >> following their historic qu

yes, patrick, bev, darren, ben and i will all be together for a very special show gb news new years live10:00 to night. you don't want to miss it. we've got a lot lined up. it's going to be a lot of fun, so do stick with us into the night. but in a moment we'll be hearing from the reform party london assembly member who has lambasted the decision tonight. the mayor of london, sadiq khan. with us. okay. welcome back to gbn tonight with me, emily carver and a very happy new year's eve to you at home. now, fury today has erupted after london mayor sadiq khan was knighted in the king's new year's honours list. now sir keir starmer has been accused of rewarding failure because, among other things, knife crime has increased in the capital city by 50% since sadiq khan took office in 2016. now, the london mayor has also been responsible for rolling out the controversial ulez scheme in greater london, which a lot of people say is hitting the poorest workers the hardest. and why exactly does sadiq khan, who often talks about decolonising things? he likes to change street names if they're if they'r

. >> thank you, darren. >>> switch gears now to jack london square, along oakland's historic waterfront. it's often known as the city's crown jewel. >> but they have seen a big drop in foot traffic over the last couple of years, which has led to the recent departure of many well-known restaurants. >> da lin will talk to some of the stakeholders there to see what is being done to keep the existing businesses afloat. >> reporter: the latest business to shut down its jack london square location. people who work here say foot traffic has taken a dive, and their businesses are struggling to survive. a nice sunny afternoon at jack london square. merchants say the only thing that's missing is a big crowd. >> and it is a bit of a struggle, but we are looking for a positive 2025. >> reporter: they manage this farmers market every sunday. >> and the farmers' market has been around since 1999. >> reporter: format changes and dwindling customers resulted in fewer vendors. on this sunday, just .6. >> crime is an issue that will be here, especially for a place like jack london square is heavily relyi

thought, darren, that when it's over the water, it's a waterspout. >> that is true. now if it comes on land, you can all it a tornado. i can tell you from that video if this is an ef-3, well, things got a lot more dramatic. most of the video did not look anywhere near what an ef-3 would do to a little boat. that guy has a huge responsibility to use the life he's been granted to spread the word pay attention. >> the dog's okay? >> dog's fine. we checked. >>> thanks for watching! "the late show" with stephen colbert is next. >> on monday, google unveiled a new quantum computer, willow, that needs less than 5 minutes to perform a mathematical calculation that one of the world's most powerful supercomputers could not complete in septillion years. >> following their historic quantum computing breakthrough google has announced the first practical application for google willow. >> the new google willow, the first ship with the quantum computing power to detect how little you understand quantum computing. is it the cloud? is it ai? can it wordle? normal computers can't predi

. >> you've got a sponsor, darren. >> yeah. >> this better be good. >> thankfully we don't have a big swell coming our way with the tide. be aware of that over the next couple days. wind, though, really the main thing. >> biggest issue, yeah. >> we have a wind advisory right now. we're so focused on what is going on in southern california, let's not leave out the fact we have a -- it's a minor wind issue for us. no fire concerns from this. if you take a look at what the rain is up to today, offshore. so it's coming through southern california, it's coming through here too. not as strong, and the overwhelming difference, obviously, is our landscape can handle this. we are well buffeted in terms of fire weather concerns because we've gotten enough rain. southern california has gotten virtually nothing, which is why this is happening to them right now. if you look at the areas on the map where it's colored in, you see where the wind advisories are. we had gusts around 50 in the north bay mountains this morning from the first pulse of these offshore winds there's a second one coming, and

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you can see while darren was just talking. you saw a large section of that home just collapse in onto itself. just the front facade. really all that's left. >> the rest of the house completely gone. you can see straight through it to the trees behind. and this is just one of app. more than 1000 structures. at least 12, 14,000 threatened. but more than 1000 structures destroyed at least of the palisades fire alone, which is the live image you're seeing from here. yeah. and the winds are still so strong down there in southern california. john's monitoring that and our weather here. >> still very much so very concerning when all through the day in southern california. >> winds down there last night peaked as high as 90 miles per hour. right around altadena where the even fires burning, where the house aides fires burning around pacific palisades is around 70 mile per hour peak wind gusts. of course, we've had multiple fires on top of these that have rapidly expanded. the difference between us in southern we've already seen our wi

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plus we'll have details on darren, i know event in move this shiny x on the way the to highlight. we felt more nasty weather pushing into a western positive europe over the next couple of days. previous system that's now rolling in across scandinavia and making his way further east was by the system here. this is where we got the total rad, just talk to him behind. i'm not cold. i was going to win out as we go on through the next couple of days. i single fingers for many. he went down to was bell grade book arrest 15. so i was just like i said it is on the miles side here. but temperatures will gravity fluid away here. as we go on towards the we can, you can see how cold it is across many north is central pulse. if you're at that stage. so where's the weather that comes in from the atlantic? it small, the gonna push the top is up to around 11 celsius, the full power, some snow on the need, leading edge of that pushing into both amazing into that western side of jeremy wintry flowers. the over 2 loads. yet you cry. one of their showers down towards the southeast, full grace, drifti