emanuel, good advice, you have to make. emanuel, good advice. thank _ you have to make.make. emanuel, good advice, thank you for _ you have to make. emanuel, good advice, thank you for coming - advice, thank you for coming into the studio today. i just want to bring you a line of breaking news we are just getting in. the number of migrants arriving in the uk in 202a after crossing the english channel in small boats was up by a quarter on the previous year, figures show. some 36,816 people made thejourney in 202a, a jump of 25% from 2023, according to provisionalfigures from the home office. the total is down 20% on the record a5,77a arrivals in 2022, however. home secretary yvette cooper last month said the government had a moral responsibility to tackle channel crossings but refused to set a deadline on when a target to see the numbers fall "sharply" would be met. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. to the middle east now. since the start of the war in gaza, an estimated 17,000 children have been left alone or separated from the adults who should care

does this exaggeration. emanuel macro is phasing criticism phase. reason comments, defending the presence of french troops in africa. friends is in the process of withdrawing troops from chad and several other countries. the french president sparked a backlash from several african leaders after he accused of failing to say thank you. to french troops, baffling is list insurgencies to lose as no one would assume. so we had to secure a relationship edited in truth. it was in 2 parts. in one part was our commitment of fighting terrorism since 2013. we were right. i think some of forgotten to say thank you, but that's okay. it will come in time. i think i'm in a good position to know that in gratitude is a disease that cannot be transmitted to humans. but i say this for all the african governments who not have the courage and the face of public opinion to barris that none of them would be in a southern country today. if the french army had not been deployed in this region, or vice president's remarks for mattress accusations of neo colonialism from last

last night, he attended a unity service at temple emanuel. this is where laurie's father served as rabbi for years. now, the service is a tradition for incoming mayors that started with gavin newsom. laurie at one point addressed the congregation, promising to tackle the city's toughest issues, including drug addiction and the unhoused. now ginger conejero saab and not just by changing policies and practices. i will do it by changing the tone and the culture of politics in this city, and by rejecting the politics of division. our ginger conejero saab is following today's inauguration events and tonight's celebrations. she'll have a live report coming up in our next half hour. and later, we will have special coverage of the mayoral inauguration. you can watch it live on nbc bay area at 1130 this morning following our midday newscast. also link to it on our streaming platforms, including roku, pluto, and nbc. bay area.com. meteorologist kari hall of course, monitoring weather that we're expecting across the bay area today. how is it looking for

in congress there was a bill sponsored by constance emanuel cleaver of missouri to increase funding for civic education, what do you think the government can do more in partnership with the state to ensure much more robust education? >> guest: i was given a talk last weekend emanuel cleaver was the example i was using, in congress since i have been studying congress and you are right in noting that he frequently introduces legislation that says let's give more money to the states to do this. it is going to take a concerted care about that and congress hasn't been able to come together and do this. a lot of it happens at the state level so i don't know relying on the federal government to get that done is a move i would make. i would demand more direct change from the state government you are closest to. in terms of having debates that are constructive, i go through this in the book, not everyone who wants to talk with you wants to have a debate with you, some just want to have a discussion and it is important to set the table up front, what are we here to do? are we here to spar? is an

here is chief washington correspondent mike emanuel.nt biden laid out his assessment of his foreign policy legacy expressing hope a deal will be strubleg to free hostages held by hamas. >> we are on the brink of a proposal laid out in detail months ago. finally coming to fruition. >> biden's national security adviser says the current and incoming administrations have been working together but arkansas senator tom cotton says biden does not deserve the credit. >> the only reason that might happen is donald trump is threatening hamas and iran with hell to pay if they don't release american citizens being held hostage. >> president biden also suggested his administration has impaired rivals like russia, china and iran. >> arguing the incoming trump administration will begin in a better place. >> we're leaving them in america with more friends and stronger alliances. whose adversaries are weak and under pressure. >> president biden defended his controversial withdrawal from afghanistan expressing remorse for the 13 u.s. troops killed in a s

when the gentleman struck at mother emanuel, a principal church which i have attended when i worked inhe struck a blow at the heart of the symbol of black freedom and so that's why when the lds church, the mormon church, rolled out recently the freidman's bureau names, they rolled out 4 million names of blacks who used to be on plantations and that the government released their names. when that information is now going throughout the country and black people will -- every black person will have an opportunity to have the alex haley experience. >> the mormon church had done this? >> the mormon church had done this. and they -- they bought the names, registers, from the national archives and they put it on a computer disc and it is freely distributed so you can type in your name, ron swisher, and go all the way back to 1865 when lincoln emancipated the slaves, and that will help you then have the journey towards the alex haley -- that's the role of the church and you will see black churches working with them. >> i might want to see that. let's come back to that in the next segment. that'

. >> tuesday, lowery will participate in an interfaith ceremony at congregation emanuel. bill lee, a former longtime city administrator who has worked under five different mayors, has taken notice of lowery's active schedule. >> it's very unusual that after the election, that mayor elect would still be out there every single day. there you go. >> lowery kicks off inauguration day itself, volunteering at saint anthony's, walking through the tenderloin and grabbing a hot chocolate with his family in ghirardelli square before his swearing in. but even more unprecedented is what's on tap for that night. >> for the first time in history, the celebration will take place in the heartbeat of san francisco and chinatown, i think is also the heartbeat of asian america. >> nonprofit b chinatown will hold a special night market and just announced s.f. native grammy nominated edm artist zoo will headline a performance along with dj ruckus. also that night, the legacy restaurant far east cafe will look very different. eight community groups organized what's being billed as a unity dinn

lurie took part in an interfaith ceremony under the dome of the congregation emanuel. we saw a procession, a procession of nearly 60 interfaith leaders celebrating lurie the night before he takes office. a portion of the night's program included prayers for our city, touching upon the need for housing safety, our homeless crisis, and an overall renewal for san francisco. even the incoming mayor's own father, rabbi brian lurie, gave his blessing to his teary eyed son. much? >> and i believe with all my heart that he will be a blessing for all of san francisco, right? >> and it's in solidarity of community and the value of interfaith. >> family. meantime, in chinatown, preparations were well underway last night for an inauguration day night market concert and unity banquet at far east cafe. lurie is the first mayor to celebrate his first day in office in the neighborhood. and once the inauguration wraps up, the entire community will be invited inside of city hall for an open house. organizers say it will include live music, a photo line with the new mayor, and an opportu

lowery took part in an interfaith ceremony under the dome of the congregation emanuel. we saw a procession of nearly 60 interfaith leaders celebrating lowery the night before he took office. a portion of the night's program included prayers for our city, touching upon the need for housing safety, our homeless crisis, and an overall renewal for san francisco. even the incoming mayor's own father, rabbi brian lowery, gave his blessing to his teary eyed son. much? >> and i believe with all my heart that he will be a blessing for all of san francisco, right? >> and it's in solidarity of community and the value of interfaith. >> meantime, in chinatown, preparations were well underway last night for an inauguration day night market concert and unity banquet at far east cafe. lowery is the first mayor to celebrate his first day in office in this neighborhood. once the inauguration wraps up today, the community will be invited inside of san francisco city hall for an open house. organizers say they are planning to have live music, a photo line with the new mayor, and an opportu

he asked, he said congregation emanuel, is it. it's a special place. according to the senior senior rabbi there. mayor elect lowry was raised here. he was one of the kids running around the hallways here because his father was one of the rabbis who served here long ago. all right. again, this is just tonight's inaugural pre-inaugural events, but the actual inauguration of mayor lowry when he becomes officially the mayor will happen tomorrow, and there will be a big party in chinatown to kick that off tomorrow evening. well, of course, have more on that later on. all right. stunning new developments linked to a bay area kidnaping and rape case that sparked international headlines. you remember this one? it inspired a popular netflix series, matthew mueller, the man convicted in that crime in vallejo, is now being tied to more home invasions. we've been telling you this over the last couple of days. new details were revealed today by authorities in monterey county. matthew mueller was convicted of raping and kidnaping denise huskins quinn in vallejo back

chad also has vehemently denounced this disrespectful and irresponsible attitude of french president emanuel macross, who's currently suffering from legitimacy in his own country. now, where from africa, the republic of georgia has shut back up. what do you describe as groundless obligations on phones as president? my call a says at the fence media should turn his attention towards the devastation, his instigated in ukraine, the deals and the lovely seat. in recent years, russia has intensified its aggression and change the nature of its aggression towards europeans and other countries of the world. we saw it in georgia by destabilizing the electoral process. by stuffing valid box simone, they tried the same and moved over what they did not succeed. let the french president take a look at ukraine, which they have sacrificed to its destruction. i'm talking about what the real problem is. i won't comment on the allies. i'm commenting about the problem that we are all facing today. i devastated ukraine. now georgia has been mired in protest sport on by the countries pro e u opposition. in the m

russian gas to europe and renewed controversy between france and the african states those presidents emanuel, my chronic, criticizes the continents for not showing proper recognition of french policies in the region that comes in several countries. declare paris should withdraw its forces.

lowry is scheduled to attend the interfaith unity service at the congregation emanuel.orrow's ceremony is planned for 11:30 a.m. in civic center plaza at 530. a celebration will be held in chinatown, and that event will inude a night market and community festival. and we will have special coverage tomorrow of the mayoral inauguration. you can watch live on nbc bay area at 11:30 a.m, as well as on all of our streaming platforms including roku, pluto and nbc. bay area.com. for right now, how about a look at that forecast? it looks nice outside. it's beautiful. it's sunny, the temperatures have been pretty warm, but the only thing is, once you get out there, you're noticing how windy it is. and so the wind will continue to gust throughout the day into early tomorrow. live. look outside at the clear blue skies that we're seeing in walnut creek right now, and those high winds are also turning up some big waves. so we are under a beach hazard statement until about 9 p.m. this evening. we are currently seeing those waves at about 8 to 10ft, but it's possible that some of those

. >> under the dome of congregation emanuel. a procession of nearly 60 interfaith leaders kicked off an evening of celebration for incoming mayor daniel lurie tuesday night. >> it's in solidarity of our city, right? and it's in solidarity of community and the value of interfaith. how good. >> along with the music and a reading from the quran. >> and to us who are muslims, we say, assalam o alaikum. >> a portion of the night's program included prayers for our city. >> this new season of leadership under mayor lurie help him to free up affordable housing projects that are so close to breaking ground. >> touching upon the need for housing safety. our homeless crisis. >> may we hear the cries of those who make our streets their bed tonight. >> and an overall renewal for san francisco. >> say you're beautiful. >> meantime, in chinatown, preparations were underway for an inauguration day night market concert and unity banquet at far east cafe. lurie is the first mayor to celebrate his first day in office in the neighborhood. kevin cha

a place, where people from different cultures-- >> reporter: rabbi, ryan bauer, with congregation emanuel it has been an honor for them to host this service for one of their own. he, like all other faith leaders here is offering nothing, but support for the new mayor. >> what i hope the mayor takes away tonight is that he is a man who believes in service and in care and that we do it in partnership every aspect of san francisco to make the city even more beautiful. >> reporter: and it looks like mayor elect worry is planning to do just that. ending the night's service with these remarks. >> my door will be always open to all of you, to all of you on this stage. thank you for the honor and privilege and i commit to all of you that i will never stop working on behalf of all of you and every single san francisco. thank you and i will see you tomorrow. >> we will bring you full coverage of tomorrow's inauguration. it all starts at 11:00 a.m. right here on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> when we come back we will look at some of the wind burning out of control in southern californ

election was baffle stolen from the french people. france, by definition, is no longer a democracy, emanuel not called, who was like his lackey prime minister. last the less than 3 months before being top or the 1st successful, new confidence built in 60 years. believe is it for a conspiracy? conspiracy by the people of front against him, the next time the lot to the extreme right and the extreme left have united in an anti republican front. i've helped by forces that govern france just yesterday. so what the by new macro do battle to the, to the lead? sure will of the people know he nominates another of his lawyer. let's francois, by rule as prime minister. the country has 2 obvious choices to continue francois by ruth policy of failure or to break up. deputies will have 2 options to support microns rescue, or a no confidence vote. we have made our choice. none of this is secret french society and so, so media above that and then sense that the sheer shamelessness will not quite as incense this book. dizzy romania does a free and democratic you repeat a nation which cancelled. and i know t

president emanuel macron to take part in commemorations on tuesday morning marking ten years since themagazine charlie hebdo, which killed 12 people including several of its best—known cartoonists. the attack carried out by two brothers was to punish the magazine for publishing characitures of the prophet mohammed. "je sui charlie" became a slogan for freedom of speech. some of washington dc�*s newest residents had quite the day frolicking in the snow. bao li and qing bao arrived in the us from china late last year and now live at the national zoo. you can see them running around and playing in the snow, all while enjoying some bamboo treats. the pandas marked the return of the bears to the nation's capitol after the previous panda's went back to china in 2023. hello. we've seen some fairly disruptive weather to get the brand—new year under way. and over the last few days, whether that has been from extensive snowfall or indeed from widespread flooding, it's been the same weather system responsible. now, the good news is that weather system is now moving only slowly, but off in towards

percent since 2021 from still maintains a large military base and get booty east africa with president emanuel. my chrome visited last month. but it's, it's, it elsewhere has seen countries look for other international support with russian this summer is now operating in the region. strange forces and likely to be almost entirely out of waste africa. and by the end of the year, signaling a significant shift in its influence over its former colonies. neither will it is direct to the optic of program at the aggregate ag bump royal institute for international relations. she joins us from brussels. welcome to d w. what do you think showed african countries manufacturing funds for its military assistance? it is no i, i think that this was another one of those comments from micro on that was said perhaps with his advisors pairing their, her and their hair behind the screens. and my prone has this habit of throwing out and comments that will have consequences that are perhaps not thought through at the moment when the system. there is one thing to think that in private, then there is another thing to

percent since 2021 from still maintains a large military base and get booty east africa with president emanuel. my chrome visited last month. but it's, it's, it elsewhere has seen countries look for other international support with russian miss. i'm raise now operating in the region. strange forces and likely to be almost entirely out of waste africa. and by the end of the year, signaling a significant shift in its influence over its former colonies. french president nichol is getting a lot of pushback for his statement, suggesting a lack of gratitude for francis military involvement in africa. chad's top diplomat says my call and has to learn to respect to africans. so does he have a point there? i asked beverly or chang security analyst in dot com. i mean, has to happen during some of the options and even from some the goal when the time is a said that the one know talks of funds annually the memory of west african forces we did find with strong stream to world war. so it does feel that they are returning my cons, comments back active. the african forces also did make significant sacrifices

lurie will be at an interfaith unity service at congregation emanuel, while the official inauguration begins tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. in civic center plaza. lurie is then hosting a party in chinatown afterward around 530, along with the chinatown night market. we will have special coverage of the mayoral inauguration starting at 1130 tomorrow morning, as well as on all of our streaming platforms including roku, pluto and nbcbayarea.com. scammers are continuing to blow up people's cell phones, so viewers are blowing up our inbox. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura with a warning next. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri with more checks on the wind and what i think will help to get rid of any kind of wind here as we move 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. xfin

russian gas to europe and renewed controversy between france and the african states as presidents emanuel, my crohn criticizes the continent for not showing a proper recognition of french policies in the region.

and renewed controversy between france and african states as president emanuel. my crohn criticizes the continental for not showing proper recognition of french policies in the region that comes to several countries declare paris should withdraw as for the live in the russian capital, i'm rachel ruble. this is r t international. normality is gradually returning to a don best city that's been taken by russian troops. moscow says kia i have lost more than $15000.00 soldiers in the battle. for coo rock of our russian forces have now gained full control of the strategically important logistics up our keys were i guess the of is the 1st international news correspondent to exclusively report from the area. we are in the center of good rock about this easy, surprisingly is almost entirely intact. the spots a back to the wage for a months. here with the 1st press, the managed to ends up quarter. i'll cover the most dangerous pause, ease the drive to the city, across the plains and, and fields. but the weather was all friend today. it was very foggy, almost new drones. th

it happened inside congregation emanuel, a familiar place for leary. i can truly say that this feels like home and my home temple. laurie has attended the synagogue his entire life. his father, brian laurie, a former rabbi there. and tonight he blessed his son. i love you very much. and i believe with all my heart that he will be a blessing for all of san francisco, the incoming mayor told the crowd he plans to return the city back to its reputation, a place where people seek safe harbor and shelter and tackle the toughest issues like the addiction crisis and homelessness together. and not just by changing policies and practices. i will do it by changing the tone and the culture of politics in this city, and by rejecting the politics of division. the mayor elect will be sworn in tomorrow at 1130 at civic center plaza, and then the new mayor will then head to a night of festivities in chinatown. and preps tonight are underway. we are very grateful that the mayor is giving us this recognition to celebrate with him together. new beginnings is signifies a

me, and this is a t international, believes that it's all about shaping narratives for the public emanuel, my call is spinning his on try me. i frequently need is a boston to frank powers for housing just had his dislike. being 5 troops ordered to leave. that's supposed to be falling through the francis not retreating and africa is reorganizing itself. we chose to move out of africa, not because we had to move out. it was our commitment against terrorism since 2013 . we were right. i think some african leaders forgot to say thank you. it doesn't matter. it will come with time. in gratitude, i'm in a good position to know is a non communicable disease of humans. but i will say it for all the african rulers who have not yet had the courage, abuse of either public opinions to say it. none of them would be a sovereign country today, if the french army had not deployed in this region. chad has been one of those rejecting mclelland's claims of african v does ingratitude so much that the foreign minister updated them on call them a lot. is accusing face praise of the menu on the crunch of solvin

sorry, this all these days is all about shaping narratives for the public emanuel back. what is the bidding is done? currently i present a lead is have full gotten to find paris for allison. you had us despite being fresh troops ordered to leave. that's supposed to be felt like francis not retreating in africa, is re organizing itself. i say this because when i read a good part of our press and a lot of comments, people looking with yesterday's glasses saves, it is terrible. we're disappearing in africa. we chose to move out of africa, not because we had to move out. it was our commitment against terrorism since 2013 . we were right. i think some african leaders forgot to say thank you. it doesn't matter. it will come with time. in gratitude, i'm in a good position to know is a non communicable disease of humans. but i will say it for all the african rulers who have not yet had the courage, abuse of either public opinions to say it. none of them would be a sovereign country today, if the french army had not deployed in this region. we did well, we left because they were

. >> tuesday, lowery will participate in an interfaith ceremony at congregation emanuel. bill lee, a former longtime city administrator who has worked under five different mayors, has taken notice of lowery's active schedule. >> it's very unusual that after the election that mayor elect would still be out there every single day. there you go. >> lowery kicks off inauguration day itself, volunteering at saint anthony's, walking through the tenderloin and grabbing a hot chocolate with his family in ghirardelli square before his swearing in. but even more unprecedented is what's on tap for that night. >> for the first time in history, the celebration will take place in the heartbeat of san francisco and chinatown, i think is also the heartbeat of asian america. >> nonprofit b chinatown will hold a special night market and just announced s.f. native, grammy nominated edm artist zoo will headline a performance along with dj ruckus. also that night, the legacy restaurant far east cafe will look very different. eight community groups organized what's being billed as a unity dinn

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. >> under the dome of congregation emanuel. a procession of nearly 60 interfaith leaders kicked off an evening of celebration for incoming mayor daniel lurie tuesday night. >> it's in solidarity of our city, right? and it's in solidarity of community and the value of interfaith. how good. >> along with the music and a reading from the quran. >> and to us who are muslims, we say, assalam o alaikum. >> a portion of the night's program included prayers for our city. >> this new season of leadership under mayor lurie help him to free up affordable housing projects that are so close to breaking ground. >> touching upon the need for housing safety. our homeless crisis. >> may we hear the cries of those who make our streets their bed tonight. >> and an overall renewal for san francisco. >> say you're beautiful. >> meantime, in chinatown, preparations were underway for an inauguration day night market concert and unity banquet at far east cafe. lurie is the first mayor to celebrate his first day in office in the neighborhood. kevin cha

después venía este centro que iba a rematar emanuel reynoso para el 3 a 2 y en los cartones finales ibancasa oficial de las chivas rayadas del guadalajara en los estados unidos. ahora sí vamos a pasar a la nba, donde los golden state warriors, como venía diciendo, tuvieron su segundo partido en esta gira en la carretera enfrentándose a los indiana pacers, pero con muchísimas bajas. en total fueron 6 los jugadores que decidió descansar steve curry esta noche, entre ellos steph curry, draymond green y andrew wiggins, y los suplentes de los 2 no tuvieron respuesta para 13, halliburton y pascal siakam, que sumaron 25 puntos cada 1. buddy hill volvió a ser el líder en puntos del equipo con 17. pero no fueron suficientes. y los dubs cayeron 108 a 96. la siguiente parada de este tren será el lunes cuando visiten a los raptors en toronto. hasta aquí los deportes. hacen una pausa y regresamos. domina la acción fue presentado por river rock casino, donde los goranades quiere asegurarse que sus hijos viajen seguros en el coche y quieren hacerlo entregando de forma gratuita a las familias de bajos i

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i would like to express my indignation at the remarks made recently by president emanuel ma chrome, which border on contempt for africa in africans. i think he is in the wrong era. as far as chat is concerned, the decision to terminate the military cooperation agreement with france is entirely a sovereign decision. by chance, there could be no ambiguity about that. and those remarks came is the result of break in military relations between chatted fronts. to mean that is clearly assuming its desire to fully exercise its sovereignty by deciding to dispense itself from products. she is what the priests attempt to say is only and we'll put the best interest of chat and poll position while remaining attached to the sovereignty of our country. it is with this logic that i decided after a careful examination of the situation to definitively break the military agreements with france. this sovereign decision carries with it major challenges that we must face. we have not ruled out the possibility that our own compatriots will unfortunately be used to try to destabilize our country. on the strengt

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also want to ask a question and i know in congress there's a bill which is sponsored by congress and emanuelaver of missouri, which basically will increase funding for civic education. what do you think our federal government can do more, especially in partnership with the states, to ensure much more robust civic education? okay. thank you. that's three things that i really like. i was given a talk last week and emanuel cleaver, the example that i was using because he's been in congress since i've been studying congress and he's one of the members who's who's been there the longest. and you're right in noting that he frequently introduced his legislation that says, let's give more money to the states to do this. it's going to take a concerted care about that. and the congress, for the last 15 years hasn't really been able to come together and do this. a lot of that work really happens at the state level. and so i don't know that, relying on the federal government to get that done, the move i would make instead, i would demand more direct change from the state government that you're closest t

. >> tuesday, lowery will participate in an interfaith ceremony at congregation emanuel. bill lee, a former longtime city administrator who has worked under five different mayors, has taken notice of lowery's active schedule. >> it's very unusual that after the election that mayor elect would still be out there every single day. there you go. >> lowery kicks off inauguration day itself, volunteering at saint anthony's, walking through the tenderloin and grabbing a hot chocolate with his family in ghirardelli square before his swearing in. but even more unprecedented is what's on tap for that night. >> for the first time in history, the celebration will take place in the heartbeat of san francisco and chinatown, i think is also the heartbeat of asian america. >> nonprofit b chinatown will hold a special night market and just announced s.f. native, grammy nominated edm artist zoo will headline a performance along with dj ruckus. also that night, the legacy restaurant far east cafe will look very different. eight community groups organized what's being billed as a unity dinn

some of the committee subcommittee chairs and ranking members like al green and and lacy clay and emanuel cleaver have become good friends of mine and i honor their and i'm grateful for it. but sometimes oftentimes we better than were given credit for. i want to take a second, because i think this is such important part of debate that we're having today and talk about american capitalism. i mean american capitalism is as the american model. it's been our american way that has brought us more opportunity, more prosperity, upward mobility, more innovation, more creativity, more generosity than any other country that has existed on the face of the earth. and part of that american capitalist is an idea that now that we don't have no government, but that we have limited and not that we have no taxes, we have a limited taxes. and what you saw over two years of a republican majority in the house and the senate with republican president is we did those things. and the net end result was, what we thought it would be. we put people back to work. when i ran the first time you know nine years ago, we

. >> now the french president, emanuel macron is left wondering what this means for foreign affairs andd. >> translator: ten years ago if eide been told that the owner of the largest social media networks would direct an international movement, who would have believed it in this is the world we live in in which÷÷we have to conduct diplomacy. >> musk responded to macron's comments there on his social media network by accusing britain's prime minister of acting against trump's bid for re-election. joining us now to discuss is cnn's max foster live for us in ÷÷london. max, good morning. always nderful to see you. so this has become, you know, widespread across europe. all these leaders dealing with elon musk. you were here talking about what was going between him and nigel fairage. what is this big picture here? >> reporter: i have to say, you know, all this interference in european politics may not be welcome, but it might be working. something quite strong happened last night. the british secretary came out and said she would be changing the law in relation to child abuse coverups. now m

welcome to fox news live, i am mike emanuel. >> let's go live to our national correspondent griff jenkins. >> good afternoon. in pacific palisades, simply look. describing it as a war zone. my cameraman pulls back a little bit. you can see here literally street by street, block by block , it is just charred devastation. logue overthrew this direction and you can see the foundation completely destroyed all the way down to the carport. even look beyond that street. street after street, homes destroyed. nothing on the streets but the black char. you come this way and you can see to my left, the same situation continuing up this street. just along the ridge of the foundation of that house passed where the metal beam holding that house together, there were firemen here about an hour ago having to put out the smoldering smoke popping up because this is still a very active dangerous situation. things like nails and exposed power wires. that is why officials like l.a. county sheriff robert luna is saying it is simply too dangerous here for residents to come back. listen here. >> driving around so

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. >> humberto anaya, crystal valderrama and emanuel serrano are each charged with murder in this casell determine if and how the case will proceed to trial. that hearing this morning is set to start at 830 at the county courthouse here in dublin. we'll let you know what happens. we're live this morning in dublin. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. the firefight continues down south this morning with strong winds picking up again in the area. the palisades fire, now 18% contained. it has burned nearly 24,000 acres. the eaton fire near altadena and pasadena is now 35% contained. 14,000 acres have burned there. 25 people now confirmed dead in the fires. those dangerous fire conditions persist, and authorities are warning people to be ready to leave their home at a moment's notice. more bay area businesses are stepping in to help wildfire victims in southern california. several fundraising events are taking place to support multiple relief efforts. one san francisco restaurant is bringing back a popular bake sale. the chef there says all proceeds will go towards fee

humberto anaya, crystal valderrama and emanuel serrano are each charged with murder. judge will determine if and how the case will proceed to trial. that hearing is set to start in under an hour from now. at 830 this morning at the county courthouse here in dublin. we'll be there as the hearings are underway. we'll let you know what happens. we're live this morning in dublin. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. james staying in the east bay here. the sale of the oakland coliseum has passed a key hurdle. the alameda county board of supervisors approved the terms of a deal that would give control of its portion of the coliseum site to the african american sports and entertainment group. as you know, this process has taken years. the city and the a's who shared ownership had to agree to sell some bond issues in a lawsuit had to be resolved. the county had to sign off, while alameda county had already sold its portion of the coliseum, it still had control of the rest of the site. >> this is, as i understand it, the first public piece of legislation that th