>> diane: i did. you say received pronunciation with an received pronunciation? >> diane: received pronunciation. a bit like that. i tried, i really did. i used to say, incentive sing chair, i would say "cherr." he would laugh at me. i made a conscious effort to change it. i changed bits. i have changed the most embarrassing bits. but i keep a lot of it. >> stephen: what do you most like about being this character? >> diane: i think it's really freeing. being able to say exactly what you want to people. it's like a superpower. i honestly feel like, like you're in a suit of armor. you can do anything. nothing is wrong because it's not you. it's them. [laughter] >> stephen: you have to learn a lot to know so little, i would imagine. you have to study up on the subject to make sure that you get it wrong. or do you really just -- >> diane: i would love to say yes that's true. [laughter] >> stephen: you just don't know anything? >> diane: i don't know anything. >> stephen: do you accidentally learn things?

diane. the president has been briefed. the white house says he will continue to be briefed throughout the day. he spoke with the mayor of new orleans earlier this morning to offer his full support and the full resources of the federal government. the president expected to be in touch with senior fbi and department of homeland security leadership throughout the day. we do know that the white house is calling this horrific news right now. the president says he will be right now continuing to talk to the fbi. the fbi is leading this investigation, diane, as of now, the president at this hour is scheduled to go from his home in wilmington to camp david. we are waiting to see if there will be any updates to the official schedule to see if the president does make any further comments on this. diane. >> all right, elizabeth, thank you. and morgan norwood has been speaking to eyewitnesses to this attack. morgan, what are they telling you? >> well, witnesses, diane, describe an absolutely chaotic sce

diane foley, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. diane foley, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.s an honour, stephen. it's a great pleasure to talk to you. and obviously this conversation is going to be difficult. but with the passage of time, now ten years since your son james was so brutally murdered, does it become easier to talk about it? i love to talk aboutjim because i'm very proud of him. i'm proud of the man he became and his desire to make a difference by being a journalist. so i enjoy talking aboutjim. tell me about that desire of his to be a journalist, because he was raised by you and your husband in a pretty small town... very small. ..in new hampshire, in the north—east of the united states, and i'm guessing that it wasn't the most obvious career path to take. what motivated him to want to be a front line reporter? well, i think it evolved. as a youngster, he loved to read. he was a voracious reader, um, and was very interested in other countries, other parts of the world. he just was very curious, particularly about people. very friendly also, had a real diversity

joining me now is diane swan. welcome to you both. diane, there are some firms. i think bank of america now expects no rate cuts this year. make the case. >> well, i actually can't make a strong case for two rate cuts. we have a couple of scenarios. and one of them only has one rate cut with a very low probability of that actually occurring, depending on the outlook for tariffs. and you're seeing that in consumer reaction to tariffs both in december and early january. as you pointed out, the consumer sentiment sort of expectations of front-running tariffs, which is its own self- fulfilling prophecy. that will push prices up. so that's something we're watching very closely. so it really is dependent on policy, and where we go from here. that said, this was a great employment report that is good. it does contradict some other private sector reports that showed a more cooling in the labor market during the month of december. so one month does not a trend make. and i think some of the market reaction is a little bit too overly weighted on how much inflation is embedd

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yes, diane. >> you know what? it is not going to arrive immediately. but the crews there, the people there will eventually get a break after tomorrow evening. the extreme, gusty, devastating winds continue in southern california. there are downsloping winds 41 miles an hour right now in malibu. you will notice it's the same for mount lukens truck trail. as we take a look at the fires. the fifth fire that developed this afternoon is the lidia fire, but the largest of all of them, the palisades fire. over 15,000 acres. red flag warnings in effect for those damaging santa ana winds until 6 p.m. tomorrow. not only the gusty winds, but the low humidity, with the extreme fire risk continuing as we take a look at the wind gusts overall in southern california, they're going to remain elevated through the night into the wee hours of the morning. but as we head towards the noontime hours, the winds will begin to back off. so hopefully they will get somewhat of a break before the next wind event begins to develop later on in the week. dan. >> okay, thanks very mu

sunny skies. >> enjoy diane creeping up to 70. hey, does that make up for all the dark early afternoons? >> chris i was going to say that we're now getting our sunsets back just a little bit like after 5:00. >> not that you're paying attention or counting. i always look all right. >> coming up in sports, it's the sunsets and the niners season. thankfully that was tough. a fight to the finish though. niners. cardinals getting scrappy in the pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get an unlimited line free for a year, plus a free 5g phone. plenty of regulars out, which meant a chance for some other guys to show what they can do. but george kittle did play using the tablet to

. >> oh, that is so true, diane. it's such a sad and dangerous and heartbreaking situation down there. let me give you a look at the red flag warning that's in effect until 6 p.m. wednesday. so as diane pointed out, there's fire danger will last for a while. we're talking los angeles county, ventura county, orange county all the way over to palm springs. that's in effect until 7 p.m. wednesday. excuse my voice. i'm just recovering from a complete loss of voice. and a fire weather watch will be in effect from monday afternoon through wednesday afternoon for this portion of southern california, from palm springs down to oceanside and through san diego county. relative humidity ranging from only ten to about 20%. of course, with those strong and powerful santa ana winds right now in the area of the fires, the in the l.a. county area, the wind speeds at the surface are ranging from 35 to about 45mph. much stronger gusts, though, way up in the hills. we're still still talking about gusts up to about 60mph. and you can see

diane. >> all right, karina, many thanks for you. we do want to keep our finger on the pulse of things because the fire is spreading to other areas. this is a live picture now from the hollywood hills, which is the scene of yet another fast moving fire. this one called the sunset fire that broke out within the past half hour or so. it all comes on a day in which president biden approved a major disaster declaration for the state. now, that declaration covers areas affected by wildfires and straight line winds, and makes federal funding available to residents. now the fire is burning near runyon canyon, where helicopter reporter chris christie, from our sister station in los angeles, was on the air a short time ago and watched as that fire exploded. and here's how he described it. >> we saw this fire, i think, before la city fire got the call. they have been dispatched out here and that's fire three. that helicopter flying right through the shot right there. that's fire three that has just responded out here to get its first eyes on t

>> host: which problems are you referencing first, diane? >> caller: the flags outside from different countries instead of the united states. >> guest: well, i mean, just to back up, the h-1b the visa is only for people who are employer-sponsored, that are not for college students. they have a different process where the college is the sponsor for that type of visa. so it wouldn't be responsible that it wouldn't be the companies responsible for anything that's happened on a college campus. >> host: okay. let's go to marshal in park ridge, illinois, on our line for independents. good morning, marshall. >> caller: good morning. thank you for having this topic. i'm calling because i feel strongly that i think this is an expert of american jobs that are about to be shipped, not offshore but they're bringing the people here, but i worked as an administrator in several medical centers in the chicago area and witness firsthand as the person processing h-1b visas, we brought in some really wonderful individuals, very talented individuals from india

moore, speaking to diane sawyer in 2019. >> why do you think this culture is still so shocked, unnervedttled by a woman who is 15 years older? >> gosh, i, i don't know, it's so silly. i think part of it is we've been conditioned societally to look at the value of a woman being tied to her fertility, like, what would an older woman have to offer? >> moore, proving her value is far more. her three daughters and granddaughter elated. celebrating her win on instagram. >> blue goes to demi. wow. >> more than 30 years after her first nomination, she won best actress in a comedy or musical for a role in the substance, about a fading celebrity who takes a black market drug to transform into a much younger version of herself at a devastating cost. >> there's been a slight misuse of the substance. >> it premiered at the cannes film festival, where it won best screenplay. >> the substance is not a big budget film, and relatively speaking, it didn't make that much money. but i will say that films like the substance are the exact kind of film that voters love to vote for. >> i'm fine. >> moore, expl

diane. it was a bit chilly today, but we have mild weather ahead for the week ahead. as a matter of fact, let me give you a look at that surf. high surf advisory because all the weather conditions are getting calmer. the surf is still pretty rough out there. we have elevated surf heights right now. wave heights. i should say this advisory is in effect until 3 a.m. this tomorrow morning. of course, breaking waves may reach heights of 18 to 22ft. that, of course, means dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. possibility of some localized beach erosion. now looking at the satellite radar picture, yoe a large area of high pressure, calmer weather building in despite the rain to our north up in the pacific northwest, winds are very calm here. wind speeds are generally not more than about five miles per hour in many locations around the bay area. right now, we don't even have measurable wind speeds. so here's a look at our weather headlines, and i'll give you the complete forecast a little bit

i sat with diane, and we were close, diane and i, and we sat there. i look sort of impassive kind of, but at the same time, i'm thinking well, we are watching this and i'm telling her little jokes, and you know, she is laughing, and i'm telling the jokes, and as i'm telling them, i'm popping valium, boom, boom, boom, and i turn jeff bridges, great actor, jeff bridges right next to me. didn't know me or knew me, i don't know what it was. he was looking at me. may have seen me taking all of these pills. i don't know what it was. he was indifferent. i said to him, look, i guess, you know, you're not going to get to the best actor award. he said what do you mean? i said because it's an hour that has gone by, no best actor, and he said to me, this is three hours. three hours? >> oh my god. i'm not going to make it. i know i'm not going to make it. i went into some spasm and said thank you. and then i just sat there with diane and said this is three hours long, and that's what my whole feeling was. the fear mixed with the adon't belong here kind of feeling.

moshe diane outlined to sadat the harsh summary of israel's demands and says we will not make any concessions. i was in a meeting with my secretary of state in my cabin and i was informed sadat had packed his bags and called for his helicopter to remove him from camp david. i was distressed. sadat had promised me he would not leave. i changed my clothes. i was wearing blue jeans. i put on formal clothes. i looked out over the mountainside and i said a prayer. i went over and confronted sadat . the only harsh confrontation we ever had. i told him he had betrayed me and broken his promise to me. that if he left camp david, he left me in the israelis there, the condemnation of the world would be on him. eventually he decided to stay. he made two demands of me in my negotiation. one, we have a comprehensive agreement on behalf of the palestinians there. secondly, the israeli citizens had to leave ejection territory. -- egyptian territory. there was general consensus at camp david that sadat trusted me too much and begin did not trust me. announcer: we go live to the motorcade carrying the body of

between now and back, you know, gratian date, he's always diane who. ok, now the volume and spunk by mozambique disputed election is forcing growed numbers of people to sleep, many mos on beacons. and now heading north to malawi in search of safety, dw, travel to the 10 going the evacuation comp in malawi to speak to people about the journey and the struggles they now face. the arriving in malawi is a relief from many families sling the violence in mozambique we ahead because of the disputed selection and the violence. life is tough. my love is peaceful. i wish my country was like the people here or if i did have, i think i have one. i crossing the border to get to this evacuation camp was a difficult and dangerous journey. many recounts the harrowing time they had gazing here. but it's a struggle to x these basic supplies once they have arrived. john gets a pretty good because my children and i slept 3 smelled full nights and the forest arrived here hungry and exhausted. suddenly there was acute shortage of food on the children are only getting a litt

diane. >> all right. we will continue to follow it. sandhya. thank you.governor gavin newsom toured the devastation in pacific palisades today after meeting with president biden. he joined cal fire crews walking past the burned out home after burned out homes. this disaster is turning into a political battle between newsom and president elect trump, who is now calling for the governor to resign over the fires. it is a fight we have seen before during the first trump administration. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez breaks down the claims. >> the catastrophic wildfires in los angeles county quickly turned political. on wednesday, president elect donald trump blamed california governor gavin newsom for decisions trump thinks made the fires worse. >> this is a true tragedy, and it's a mistake of the governor. and you could say the administration, they don't have any water. >> the president elect initially posted on the platform truth social, claiming the governor refused to sign a water restoration declaration, something newsom says does not exist. tru

diane. >> all right. we will continue to follow it. sandhya. thank you. governor gavin newsom toured the devastation in pacific palisades today after meeting with president biden. he joined cal fire crews walking past the burned out home after burned out homes. this disaster is turning into a political battle between newsom and president elect trump, who is now calling for the governor to resign over the fires. it is a fight we have seen before during the first trump administration. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez breaks down the claims. >> the catastrophic wildfires in los angeles county quickly turned political. on wednesday, president elect donald trump blamed california governor gavin newsom for decisions trump thinks made the fires worse. >> this is a true tragedy, and it's a mistake of the governor. and you could say the administration, they don't have any water. >> the president elect initially posted on the platform truth social, claiming the governor refused to sign a water restoration declaration, something newsom says does not exist. tr

diane foley, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.

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definitely is diane hawker is following developments and most of the big from johannesburg. and i asked her for her assessment of the return of most of these opposition liter. well, mariana, the timing in this or 10 is really everything the most in beacon president elect. daniel chapel is expected to be ignored, grated on the 15th of january, which is next week, wednesday and will 9. it says that he should be new, great to be in state. and it seems like he plans to hold a parent allow inauguration process instead of daniel chapel. this is of course, expected to create quite a lot of excitement in to a certain extent, some and such and teach in the country. we saw that one's on the arrive this morning to a gaggle of praise and supportive at the airport in the photo and the is a lot of expectation of what he will do next over the next few days. between now and back, you know, gratian date. all right, so the opposition leader planning a parallel and all your ration. how is this likely to impact most in big political landscape and are there concerns there, there that there could

let's look at this film which is called "relentless." >> diane. >> diane. >> who is this?h, my god. she writes great songs. >> more hits by so many artists. >> whitney houston, gaga, celine. >> i don't want to miss a thing that's on here. >> that was steven tyler's first number one song. >> i don't analyze what i do. go to work and i work. >> she writes this stuff by herself in that miserable, miserable room of hers. >> i love it in here. i put blinders on like this. my work, my work, my work. >> all these hits. one writer, one genius named diane warren. >> you are the writer behind so many hits. what was it like this time to be the one in front of the camera? >> weird. i'm kind of -- i'm a behind the scenes person. i never wanted do this ed to d an artist. i wanted to be the songwriter. it's weird. i'm happy to talk about my songs, but it's weird to talk about myself and weirder to see myself. >> let's speak about those collaborations. some of the biggest names ever in music. how do you approach each one? i assume that one size does not fit all. >> no, no. it has to be au

. >> yeah, we've got a lot going on, diane.here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. now, this alignment of systems, high pressure offshore. low pressure inland. the tight pressure gradient in between there producing strong gusty winds for virtually all of california for the bay area and of course, for the fire ravaged areas in southern california. so let's move along and take a look at what's happening here in the bay area right now. it's an unusual pattern. we've got wind gusts over 20mph at napa, fairfield, rio vista, san jose, half moon bay and calm winds and many other locations including usually windy places like sfo and hayward. so we'll move along and take a look at our wind advisory, which is in effect right now until 10 a.m. tomorrow for the north bay inland mountains, for the east, bay hills, for the santa cruz mountains and the eastern santa clara hills and mountains on we go to wind gusts right now up to 36mph in fairfield, 33 at oakland. so it's windy out there, and during the overnight hours it will r

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i'm terry mcsweeney, and i'm diane dwyer. hi, terry. diane dwyer here. have the distinct honor of being terry mcsweeney very first co-anchor at nbc bay area back in 2013. and the one thing i remember most is that you walked into that newsroom every day bringing joy and a smile. so thank you for that. from all of us at nbc bay area. we will miss you on the air, but congratulations on your retirement. congratulations, terry, on an amazing career, not just here in the bay area, but in all the markets you served, but especially here in northern california and nbc bay area, where i was so lucky to get to work with you. always remember, everybody's birthday. always brought donuts to the studio. who's gonna bring donuts to the studio now? this is good news for you. bad news for everybody else. but we just adore you. and just. i tip my hat to a job well done. what a fantastic time i hadorking with you. and i just wish you the most wonderful retirement. love you so much, terry, my dear friend, congratulations on your retirement and on your incredible career. than

drama which problems are you referencing, diane? , the flag set aside for different countries instead of the united states. >> guest: well, i mean, just to back up, the h-1b visa is only for people who are employer-sponsored. they are not for college students. they have complete different process where the college is the sponsor for that type of visa. so it wouldn't be responsible for anything that's happening on a college campus. >> host: let's go to marshall and park ridge illinois on our line for independents. good morning, marshall, thank you for having this topic. i'm calling because i feel strongly that i think the next period of american jobs are about to be shipped to not offshore because it brings the people here but i worked as an administrator several medical centers in the chicago area and witnessed firsthand as a person processing h-1b visas, we brought in some really wonderful individuals, very talented individuals from india and china. and contrary to what your guest is saying, they were not being paid prevailing wage

i'm terry mcsweeney, and i'm diane dwyer. hi, terry. diane dwyer here.istinct honor of being terry mcsweeney very first co-anchor at nbc bay area back in 2013. and the one thing i remember most is that you walked into that newsroom every day bringing joy and a smile. so thank you for that. from all of us at nbc bay area. we will miss you on the air, but congratulations on your retirement. congratulations, terry, on an amazing career, not just here in the bay area, but in all the markets you served, but especially here in northern california and nbc bay area, where i was so lucky to get to work with you. always remember, everybody's birthday always brought donuts to the studio. who's going to bring donuts to the studio now? this is good news for you, bad news for everybody else. but we just adore you. and just. i tip my hat to a job well done. what a fantastic time i had working with you. and i just wish you the most wonderful retirement. love you so much, terry, my dear friend, congratulations on your retirement and on your incredible career. thank you f

here's abc news reporter diane macedo and this morning's gma first look justin baldoni firing back. >hut up for one second. >> the director and star of it ends with us is joining others in filing a $250 million lawsuit against the new york times alleging libel, fraud and false light invasion of privacy over this article titled we can bury anyone inside a hollywood smear machine. >> i thought we were friends. >> the new york times says they plan to vigorously defend the lawsuit, adding , quote, our story was meticulously and responsibly reported. >> while it appears to be a he said, she said scenario in court in front of a jury, they will have the opportunity to make their arguments and convince the jury what actually happened. who's telling the truth, who's lying, and who should be held responsible for violating each other's reputation? >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more on what's next in this growing legal battle with your gma. first look, i'm diane macedo, abc news, new york. >> a heads up about a new scam targeting toll roads and bridges across the state. the scam come

said, i wasn't thinking of doing this the following summer, but i got a letter from a woman named diane christman. she is the coordinator of work with children for the buffalo and erie county public library. she says this is back in 1978. this seems like a good time to reflect upon the library's experience this past summer with studio c. although a limited number of libraries were involved in the project. yeah, the that is limited. and despite the fact that some mistakes were made in planning and execution. yeah, mistakes were made. listen to this. i feel strongly that it was worthwhile. what it was. our first attempt to combine library and television. looking forward to next year when we could bring in 51 units and when television, etc. will be available. i look forward to our next meeting when we begin to plan for next summer. so there was a period that kind of the beginning of this whole idea of a mission to produce something where children would be motivated to read. i was involved with a lot of committees. once this get going to answer your question and we worked around this whole

judge diane kiesel recently retired from new york state supreme court bench, having previously served court judge and as a prosecutor in the manhattan district attorney's office. they join me now. good to have you both here. let's start in the 11th circuit thing, which is actually, like, bizarrely, procedurally complicated. what do you think the outcome should be here? let's start with that. >> i think the outcome should be, and i will dare say i think the outcome will be that that we will see the january 6th part of the report. in other words, there's a january 6th part. there's the mar-a-lago classified documents part. i think that aileen cannon's order, by its own terms, ends in three days. i think now it's two days. so by monday, we should be able to see that the 11th circuit may also issue an opinion sort of chastising her, because obviously they disagree with her view, because they just denied the application by the two co-defendants to say they wanted an injunction and they said denied. right. so i think we'll see the january 6th part. the reason we may not see the publicly the

we're also joined by judge diane kiesel, a retired new york supreme court judge. thank you both for being with us. david, what is the significance of a sentencing without a penalty? >> yeah, i think the significance was to confirm that the there's a felony conviction in the case and the secondary significance, but primary to president trump is that it now allows him there's a conviction in the case. >> it allows him to take the appeal of all of the issues in the case at once. >> and, judge, what did you make of what we saw unfold in court? >> i think what we saw unfold in court was judge merchan at his best. this is who this man is. again, as you noted earlier, the public didn't get to see and hear this because cameras were not permitted during the proceeding. but what you saw was a judge who is fair, who is measured, who treats everyone in that courtroom with respect. and despite the fact that donald trump is still calling the judge conflicted, calling this a witch hunt. uh judge merchan didn't take the bait. he took the high road, which i think is really importa

diane. >> all right. looking forward to that, spencer. thank you. the effort to stop the flames involves more than just californians. firefighters from neighboring states and canaa have been taking part. and today, governor newsom welcomed firefighters from mexico to the fire lines. meanwhile, the effort to care for those who've lost everything is growing. hundreds of evacuees and volunteers have descended on a parking lot at santa anita park in arcadia, where a grassroots donation center was set up. leanne suter, from our sister station in la, spoke with the volunteer a short time ago. >> for you, what is it like to see this response in terms of all the people? >> like it's an overwhelming. actually, i was in the clothes section and so many people are dropping off so much clothes and it's a lot. and everyone's so nice to everyone. so it's really helpful making little bags for everyone to take and make sure they have toiletries and stuff like that. yeah. >> thank you so much, i appreciate it. she talked about how many people you see i'm going to hav

you know, diane, if you follow the i-team at all, you know the name robert sanza. he has a long rap sheet of breaking into cars and running from police. but in a hearing tomorrow on his latest case, a san francisco judge plans to give him a deal and release him. september 7th of last year, an sfpd undercover team spotted someone they call a known auto burglar, 27 year old robert sanza, with a juvenile who was breaking into cars at the palace of fine arts. police followed the suspects into oakland, where they had to use spike strips to make an arrest. now, in a deal arranged by judge bruce e chan, sanza is pleading guilty to five felonies receiving stolen property, accessory after the fact, possession of a firearm by a felon, concealed firearm in a vehicle, possession of ammunition. sanza has a decade long history of similar crimes, including car burglary, grand theft, hit and run, shoplifting, and domestic violence. he's been on probation several times and reoffended. yet judge chan is giving sanza probation again. >> we were prepared to go to trial. we wanted to s

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the 3 of the victims were killed in knots, henry selling on a home in the suit. dian neighborhoods have gone to the city of bodies and the survivors of being transported to all of the hospitals this elsewhere and is really frightened, stride because solves to the gathering and alvarez refugee comes in central goals. that kidding 5 palestinians. the bodies have been transported to alexa hospital, the efforts on the way to identify the victims, the full injured in the attack of also being taken to the facility. and the northern gauze of smoke is rising above, sometimes reduced to rubble since early on 1st day is where the forces of being bulldozing, demolishing i'm finding the documents are posted in homes, image, a volley of refugee camp gun fire and intensive outside of a 5 or reports in the hospital is where the army reinforcements have arrived in the area which has been on the seed since early october. and the video has the most which says adult to from nasa hospital we uniting with his colleagues. so to my point out, boucher honda was arrested alongside several of the health workers

here's abc's diane macedo. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. surgeon general is calling for new labels on alcoholic beverages, warning every american who drinks of a potential cancer risk. >> the evidence has been building for years about the connection between alcohol and cancer risk. >> reporter: it's been nearly four decades since labels were added to beer, wine, and liquor warning of the danger for pregnant women and drivers. but moderate drinking, one drink a day for women and two for men, has long been considered safe. >> people did say, hey, a couple glasses a day might be okay, alcohol in moderation no big deal. gut the research is changing. >> reporter: new research shows alcohol raises the risk of at least seven cancers, including liver, breast, and esophageal. the health and human services department says alcohol contributes to 100,000 cancer cases and 20,000 related deaths every year. >> the message to individuals is just to recognize that when it comes to alcohol and cancer risk, less drinking means less cancer risk. >> reporter: s

the w as diane hawker, is following developments and mozambique for us. and she joins us now from johannesburg to see a dan. so why has the opposition leader of announced a modeling decided to return to mozambique now as well, mariana, the timing in dissertation is really everything the most in beacon president elect . daniel chapel is expected to be ignored, grated on the 15th of january, which is next week, wednesday and $19.00. it says that he should be in new grade to be in state. and it seems like he plans to hold a parent allow inauguration process instead of daniel chapel. this is of course, expected to create quite a lot of excitement in to a certain extent, some uncertainties in the country. we saw that one's on the arrived this morning to a gaggle of priests and supporters at the airport in the photo. and there's a lot of expectation of what he will do next over the next few days between now and back. you know, gratian date. all right, so the opposition leader planning a parallel in all your ration. how is this likely to impact most and beaks po

a. fires package defeated diane perry in straight sets and wrote a message as she walked off the court. trevor, 121 grand slam doubles titles. as a player it's a very difficult situation for her. she's a, she's home in the way her house is. okay for now, but so many have lost everything and it's a very, it's a horrible situation. we were doing our pieces in the, in the way this year, so we were just her 2 weeks ago. so i really cannot to believe what's happening and we're very sad that she's not here with us. mans world number 6 caspar ruins was pushed to the brink and his match against how women are out of spring after marathon 3 hours on quartz and arrange and eventually sealed with victory and $0.05 to advance. to the 2nd on that job which is in 1st round, ashton, on monday he lost a wife for some cricket who believe would install in the darby between stars and run a game marcus known as a huge hit here, only see cards. chocolate for the chasing a record of 25th titles. over in sydney, australia of one, the 1st women's ashes, one day international against england. ash gardeners star

host: let's hear from diane in manchester, missouri on the line for republicans. caller: how are you? i have a question. i am upset. i am older than this woman, kelly, on. she made some statements that are just wrong about women are more democratic -- are more likely to be democrats than republicans. i find that wrong because of my social group and people from all aspects of life, you know. that's not correct. i also find the democrats are not put forward a candidate like that would be seriously considered. i mean, kamala harris, forget that. even hillary had more experience than kamala, but she had a lot of baggage. you have to look at an individual. just because she is a woman you can't just vote for her, which is what they were trying to do this past election. kamala is black and a woman. black men have to vote for her, and women have to vote for her. that's crazy. you have to vote for the qualification and the person itself, not what the democrats tell you to vote for. host: kelly? guest: yeah, i agree with you. i think most democrats probably agree with you a

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navy and decided to open up an ice cream shop it it takes time for the parent to put money down and diane one of the managers at zen citizen in arena hills open and serve old-fashioned ice cream. >> over 20 years. >> yeah. >> had my own business i was a firefighter and came in- in 1969 her dad had ice cream and left here still the owner but shortly after um, in here became the inc. maker the manager and lead and branded the store from day to day and in the late 90s- was obvious choice he sold it to him and he called us up one night and said i'm going to sell the ice cream store what you you talking about diane came and looked at the store and something we want to do and had a history of her dad here and growing up here at the ice cream store we decided to take that business on. >> and have it in the family i didn't want to sell it. >> to keep it here in san francisco. >> and (unintelligible). >> share worked there and worked with all the people and a lot of customers come in. >> a round hill in the adjoining areas loved neither ice cream shop in this area and support russia hills and have

maybe that's it not the thing freedom caucus members, they hill they went to diane. coming up at 218 republican votes on a bill that raises the debt ceiling is wintry reallyra hard. you have a deep, sincere, poor at this debate of fiscal affairs. do not want to become an accessory to loading on more debt. they see it as a principal standard kevin, let me turn to you now. went to cast you in the role hear from the first panel. make the bullish case for the 119th congress. maybe the members of the one 18th will be behind us it's a brighter new day. what will that look like? >> is not an easy case to make. unbelievably thin margin to get anything done. if i it's an important matter to convene your friends and family together in one room people will just feel differently. the structural feature of our system is that we don't have from the same voter base. maybe with the gop which is constituency back home feels flat-out different. he may have made his brand and away is not possible without them facing the risk of a primary. incentives and white members will cooperate or

cute new arrival is hanging around colorado's diane mountain zoo.ek before christmas and bonding with mom ever since. zookeepers say it will let visitors know when mom and pop are ready to make their debut but be patient, we know how slots are, it could take a little while. around the world, look next to a crescent moon and if you had a clear skies, the uk, turkey or china, you have seen this with the naked eye. it won't be the last time you will be able to see another planet from earth this month january 18, write that down. venus and saturn will be 2.2 degrees of heart, and visible from earth. we went through a bunch of animals in the last two minutes. which one is your favorite? the slots, spider monkey or vampire hedgehog? >> i will say the monkey. little monkeys are so cute. i used to raise those actually. >> monkey is my choice, too. when i was peddling the board at the last couple of years, border patrol a few times arrested smugglers coming across the border with backpacks full of spider monkeys like the one on the screen right now. >> is th

diane i told him, i loved him. he said, he'd be right back. i could hear a commotion of some sort, and then i remember hearing gunshots. to see him lying there, it was bad. andrea canning (voiceover): it's the website where lovers go to meet and cheat-- chad mcdonald: this was someone looking to have an affair. andrea canning (voiceover): --but this affair was about so much more than deceit. cindy lutz: you couldn't write this as a movie. you couldn't write this as a book. andrea canning (voiceover): this affair became a game, a wife and her lover spying on her husband and his lover. dianne mcknight: you just think, well, what else have they done? andrea canning (voiceover): and then, this spy game turned deadly. one of the four lovers was gunned down. this, obviously, was not something that was random. andrea canning (voiceover): waiting at the scene, a man with a strange story, and waiting for detectives, a strange video. how creepy was that video? chad mcdonald: it was very creepy. andrea canning (voiceover): an affair to remember-- he was

inviting me and earlier today is leaving for an appointment to beverly hills and i was on a call with diane and i looked at my side view mirror i saw billowing smoke coming out and i thought i had turned around the car and do it just billowing and billowing. i went up to my house packed my husband a suitcase as well as myself. i packed my dogs things as well and then when he came home he said he wasn't going anywhere and then i told him were going right now. we laughed and it was just billowing into billowing the flames were coming so we left brentwood and when we got to sense that we were back-to-back. we took an hour and a half to get to beverly hills. it was so scary. >> trace: where are you now and what's your plan for the coming days? >> we came to beverly hills hotel because we have a lot of events here. we are very pro-trump and have a lot of events here so we came here and plan on staying here with our dog and our children are also grown-up so we plan on staying here for a day or two ottawa. we don't want to go back up there because we want to make sure if, for any reason, the fire

diane macedo has the latest. off the new year with new lawsuits. she and others are suing the new york times accusing the paper of only telling blake's side of the story while she is suing him and others doubling down on claims he sexually harassed her then launched a smear campaign against her to protect himself. this morning new duelling lawsuits between actress blake lively and her "it ends with us" co-star and director justin baldoni. baldoni and others are suing the new york times for $250 million alleging libel, fraud and false invasion of privacy over this article titled we can bury anyone inside a hollywood smear machine. in the 87 page document, baldoni and others allege the article cherry picked and altered communication and dispute allegations made by lively in a california complaint laying out their version of events. baldoni's suit comes on the same day lively filed a federal lawsuit against baldoni, his film studio and pr team echoing allegations she made in the california complaint claiming baldoni

navy and decided to open up an ice cream shop it it takes time for the parent to put money down and diane one of the managers at zen citizen in arena hills open and serve old-fashioned ice cream. >> over 20 years. >> yeah. >> had my own business i was a firefighter and came in- in 1969 her dad had ice cream and left here still the owner but shortly after um, in here became the inc. maker the manager and lead and branded the store from day to day and in the late 90s- was obvious choice he sold it to him and he called us up one night and said i'm going to sell the ice cream store what you you talking about diane came and looked at the store and something we want to do and had a history of her dad here and growing up here at the ice cream store we decided to take that business on. >> and have it in the family i didn't want to sell it. >> to keep it here in san francisco. >> and (unintelligible). >> share worked there and worked with all the people and a lot of customers come in. >> a round hill in the adjoining areas loved neither ice cream shop in this area and support russia hills and have