la policía posteriormente notó que fue emanuel quien había hecho esos reportes.y de pimienta y un bastón. nunca intentó calmar la situación ni usar fuerza no letal ni ningún otro método que pudiera haber evitado la innecesaria pérdida de la vida de un joven. no comemos ni augusto. no come? no. no podemos hacer nada. nada. este felices. ya todo es tristeza para nosotros. nuestro corazón está roto. ahora piden que el oficial enfrente consecuencias legales. pero también buscan cambios en las capacitaciones policiales cuando se tratan de situaciones de salud mental. mientras esperan su día en corte, continúan recordando a emanuel todos los días. yo lo recuerdo como un hijo obediente que todo lo perdonaba. telemundo se contactó con la policía de sunnyvale y nos dijeron que no comentan en litigios en curso. bueno, fátima, el año pasado, cuando las autoridades de sunnyvale inicialmente revelaron esas imágenes de la cámara corporal que hemos visto, yo le pregunté al jefe de policía si sus agentes estaban entrenados para emplear métodos no lales y me dijo que los oficiale

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

emanuel jÁquez.mbiÉn el bÉisbol. oh, es. >> es mi vida entera. oye. >> en quÉ momento empezaste como beisbolista? >> yo empecÉ a jugar a los 12 aÑos de edad. vivÍa en una zona muy rural de mi paÍs. no podÍa entrenar y de hecho, la Única manera de que mi familia me saÓo a la ciudad, no me querÍa mudar de donde vivÍa. fue ofreciÉndome de que me iba a apuntar a una escuela de bÉisbol y esa fue el Único motivo con el cual me convencieron para irme a la ciudad. >> y asÍ fue como llegaste a la ciudad en repÚblica dominicana. miren, para que la gente entre en contexto, tambiÉn es muy importante que sepan que emanuel jÁquez siempre ha llegado a instancias definitivas en exatlÓn estados unidos ha estado muy cerca de levantar el tÍtulo y estoy seguro que esta temporada viene por eso no vengo, por eso vengo. >> he estado dos veces en esa posiciÓn. digo que la tercera tiene que ser la vencida. ese trofeo siempre me ha sonreÍdo. nunca he tenido la oportunidad de de tomarme una foto y decir soy el campeÓn y creo q

. >> hoy conocÍ a emanuel . un jardinero y mecÁnico que vivÍa junto a su esposa y dos hijos.ta emanuel abriÓ su corazÓn. >> mi esposa no le gusta, pero es el Único recuerdo que tenemos. >> y ahora llegÓ el incendio y se lo llevÓ todo. estamos agradecidos que estamos juntos. >> allÍ en malibÚ. >> por eso no la primera vez que la vida nos pone a prueba y aseguran que saldrÁn adelante. >> antes estÁbamos metidos en droga y ahora estamos seis aÑos limpios porque me embarace. >> lo cuenta con orgullo desde donde se hospeda hace una semana, pero que maÑana deben abandonar. ¿para dÓnde se van a ir? >> no sabemos si ir a un refugio. >> llegamos hasta malibÚ y subimos al lugar donde estaba estacionado el trÁiler de emanuel y su familia. comparado a lo que se ve en el vÍdeo, con esto fue lo que nos encontramos. >> mi trabajo es en malibÚ. yo soy localy he trabajado allÍ. >> a pesar de que no queda nada, plaza de regresar. el no es el Único afectado y que necesita ayuda. >> quedaron jardineros, niÑeras sin trabajo. >> necesitamos un fondo con los vendedores ambulantes y este fondo ofrec

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. >> when they say emanuel walked towards while holding a >> cannot this bus osu and i them them. >> emanuel's mother says it hasn't been the same at home without her son who wants >> no, sir, i think is so this not to swim with think no boil over me. they seem slip in though, is going in the hole? we want live on on the in the state some low key. it a case going little bit of a no case mostly be in. family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of sanibel. and sonny bill pd. their attorney adante pointer says protocol that day. not follow >> and using a firearm should have been the last resort and no not a 19 year-old 9 year-old man, a 90 year-old person. >> should be shot and killed when they call 9-1-1, looking for help and assistance. emanuel's father says his son was a model citizen and very respectful and that he didn't deserve to be shot. >> most have become mayor. good and just cause. and after that, i i'm em is both timely sequel. but okay. and then i wouldn't read >> and the family says they are ready to take the case all the way to trial. reporting in th

tamara: aquÍ estaba estacionada la trÁiler de emanuel y su familia, comparado con lo que se ve en el, ahÍ es mi zona. >> a pesar de que no queda nada planean regresar y con el dinero que recauden comprar otro, pero Él no es el Único jornalero que necesita ayuda. >> tanto jardineros y niÑeras quedaron sin trabajo. >> realizamos un fondo de emergencia para trabajadores y este fondo ofrece $500 en asistencia. >> en mano al completo la solicita para recibir la ayuda y a pesar de las adversidades no deja de soÑar porque se ve un futuro con su familia. >> guardar dinero para agarrar una casa donde todos estemos. presentador: es hora de pasar con mi compaÑera nayarit quien ha estado monitoreando las condiciones meteorolÓgicas. continÚa todavÍa el riesgo de incendios? nayarit: es una situaciÓn devastadora que estÁ ocurriendo hace mÁs de una semana y el riesgo de los incendios a ido en disminuciÓn, estÁ aislado, aunque los vientos para las prÓximas horas estarÁn ventosos para la zona montaÑosa donde notaremos que despuÉs de las 7:00 de la noche se va a intensificar 23 millas por hora en direc

>>>ayer conocÍ a emanuel, Él vivÍa junto a su esposa, sus dos hijos y patrones le rentaban un espacio garganta, abriÓ su corazÓn. >> mi esposa no le gusta, es el Único recuerdo. >> y ahora se lo llevo todo, pero somos muy agradecidos que estamos juntos. >> por eso este siniestro no es la primera vez que la vida los pone a prueba, aseguran que saldrÁn adelante. >> estÁbamos metidos en drogas, ahora estamos seis aÑos limpios porque me embarace y dije ya nomÁs. >> donde van a pasar la noche maÑana? >> no sabemos si vamos a ir a un refugio, no sabemos la verdad. >> llegamos hasta malibÚ, y subimos donde estaba estacionada el trÁiler de emanuel y su familia, comparado con esto fue con lo que nos encontramos completamente calcinada. >> yo he trabajado ahÍ. >> por eso a pesar de que ya no queda nada planea regresar y con el dinero que recauden comprar otro jardÍn, pero Él no es el Único jornalero afectado. >> quedaron jardineros como niÑeras sin trabajo. >> este fondo estÁ ofreciendo $500 en asistencia. >> emanuel ya completÓ la solicitud, y a pesar de las adversidades no deja de soÑar donde

his parents, lawyers say the sunnyvale police not follow protocol and that using a firearm on emanuel should have been the last resort conferences before talked to the man's family and their attorney. now, we want to warn you, you might find this police footage. very disturbing. >> police >> body cam footage from march of 2024. shows a sunnyvale police officer shooting 19 year-old emmanuel perez. this era in the chest. sonny bill pd were responding to a call about a naked man walking around plaza del rey mobile park. >> when they say emanuel walked towards while holding a correct >> cannot this bus osu and i them and want them. >> emanuel's mother says it hasn't been the same at home without her son who wants >> no, sir, i think >> so this not government. think know, point a me. missing pensando us have gotten me we live on. click on the in this tape and some low key. it a case going little bit of a no case mostly be in. family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of sanibel. and sonny bill pd. their attorney adante pointer says police officers did not follow prot

when they say emanuel walked towards them while holding a knife >> cannot this bus osu and i them them. >> emanuel's mother says it hasn't been the same at home without her son who wants >> no, sir, i think this is so this not government. think know, point a to me. they seem slip in some, though, is that going in the hole? we want live on. on the in the state been some low key. it a case going little bit of a no case mostly be in. family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of sanibel. and sonny bill pd. their attorney adante pointer says police officers did not follow protocol that day. >> and using a firearm should have been the last resort and no not a 19 year-old and a 9 year-old man, a 90 year-old person. >> should be shot and killed when they call 9-1-1, looking for help and assistance. emanuel's father says his son was a model citizen and very respectful and that he didn't deserve to be shot. >> most have become mayor. good and just cause. and after that, i i'm em is both timely sequel. but okay. and then i wouldn't read >> the family says they're ready to t

rahm emanuel, thank you so much for being here.ou are, of course, wrapping up your term as ambassador. you've shared some foreign policy advice with donald trump and an op ed for the washington post about how he can win the nobel peace prize that he's hunting for one. and you say that the ceasefire, of course, is going in effect. today is a good start, but it is just the beginning. you have been in government a long time. does he have a real opportunity to find, in your words, a grand bargain? >> only if he's willing and his team is willing to exercise the power. i do think the mideast is set up for one of the most significant realignments in our lifetime. you have iran having lost both syria and hezbollah, significantly militarily degraded. the fact is, the government's also, security wise, very vulnerable. their economy is very vulnerable. people are fleeing iran. they lack legitimacy. they view weapons on their own people multiple times over the last years to stay in power. so you have iran way back up and on their back heels. y

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

i'm mike emanuel. fox news live continues with griff jenkins and jacqui heinrich right now, have an awesome day. >> president-elect trump will begin his return to the washington d.c. area today where he will soon depart from mar a-lago and attend a fireworks show at his golf club in virginia. this as he takes office on monday and begin to implement his ambitious agenda. meanwhile, protesters are gathered in washington ahead of trump's inauguration. welcome to fox news live. i'm griff jenkins. >> good to be with you, griff, i am jacqui heinrich. we're learning new details how trump's first week is going to play out which reportedly will include planned ice raids in many sanctuary cities. nate foy is live in west palm beach with more on this. >> hey, jacqui, griff, good afternoon. two days until inauguration day and the trump administration is planning to follow through on one of their big campaign promises and that's mass deportations. according to a report from the wall street journal, on tuesday morni

mike emanuel is live outside the national cathedral.ve lauren greene also. >> get to mike a little bit later. thank you so much. dana. you know today's prayer service is much more interfaith. yesterday it featured five college' members but both are the foundational commitment to religious freedom that donald trump will continue to steward. yesterday president trump began the day like every president attending the episcopal church. very few doubt his heart is faithful and believed god saved him from an assassin's bullet to lead america to new freedoms under god. there president trump is arriving at the national cathedral, or is just about ready to get out of the limousine to enter. nope, that's not president trump. somebody else. just a little background on that archbishop cardinal dolan quoted psalm26. take a listen. >> we know that america can never be great again if we turn our backs on you. we ask for your help. we pray all of this in the name of the king of kings, the lord of lords, your son, my savior, and our redeemer, jesus chris

welcome, everyone, i'm "mike emanuel," and this is -- i'm mike emanuel, and this is "fox news live."foy's in west palm beach, florida, where mr. trump is preparing. good morning, nate. >> reporter: hey, mike. yeah, inauguration day is just who two days away, but the festivities ask celebrations begin today with the president-elect heading to sterling, virginia, for an event at his golf club there. he'll attend a reception and then a fireworks show after that. tomorrow he has several vents on his calendar including what his team is calling a victory rally at a capital one arena in washington, d.c. which holds roughly 20,000 people. and then, of course finish the inauguration itself is on monday. and trump posted late last night on truth social, looking ahead to the historic weekend saying, quote, coming up, the most important weekend plus in american history. enjoy. now, mike, you mentioned this just a bit ago. here's what you can expect the day after the inauguration. the "wall street journal" reports i.c.e. will conduct a massive immigration raid if chicago. the incoming border czar

. >> when they say emanuel walked towards while holding a >> cannot this bus osu and i them them. >> emanuel's mother says it hasn't been the same at home without her son who wants >> no, sir, i think is so this not to swim think no boil over me. this same person been found, though, is that going in the hole? we want live on. on the in the state been some low key. it a case going little bit of a no case mostly be in. family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of sanibel. and sonny bill pd. their attorney adante pointer says police officers did not follow protocol that day. >> and using a firearm should have been the last resort and no not a 19 year-old 9 year-old man, a 90 year-old person. >> should be shot and killed when they call 9-1-1, looking for help and assistance. emanuel's father says his son was a model citizen and very respectful and that he didn't deserve to be shot. >> most have become mayor. good and just cause. and after that, i i'm em is both timely sequel. but okay. and then i wouldn't read >> and that was kron four's. lindsey ford reporting for

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

fox news mike emanuel has more tonight from washington. >> senate hearings are underway on capitol hillor several of president elect trump's top cabinet picks. cia director nominee john ratcliffe spent the morning answering questions about his 2020 decision to declassify unverified russian intelligence related to the 2016 election. >> most of the things that i've done, senator aged very well. >> secretary of transportation nominee sean duffy was asked about elon musk's tesla and told senators he'll allow a federal investigation into the ev's self-driving feature to proceed. >> i commit to this committee and to you that i will let nhtsa do their investigation. >> and duffy said his agency would continue to focus on boeing. >> boeing is a it's a national security issue. i think we have to make sure they they are implementing their safety plan. >> elsewhere on the hill, a fiery exchange between attorney general nominee pam bondi and california democrat senator adam schiff, when pushed on whether she will investigate liz cheney and jack smith if president elect trump requests it. >> the pre

survivors were joined by many heads of state. among them, britons, king charles, the french president, emanuel macro, jim and john, so laugh schultz and even ukraine's president below the minister landscape. but the focus was on the testimony of those who lived through the hearts to i held on tightly to my mother's and in the dark, terrible car, full time. plumber's hours was the cries and the prayers of said, many desperate women permeated my soul and phone to me to this day. inevitably perhaps some of those attending turned the thoughts to the rise of anti semitism and send a phobia in many places to day or 2 of them. it grieves me deeply to see in many european countries, but also in poland, nazi style, uniforms and slogans. open the pro rated and matches a bit grease, me me and just see this happening. so without any consequences, these on the phone as you still for keyah, everyone acknowledges the number of survivors is dwindling. so that fact lens, even more weight to the lessons they drew from history while left the world at that time. we were victims in a moral vacuum. but today, howev

ambassador rahm emanuel, great to have your perspective on. thank you so much. allison. my political sources here at the table tonight, former romney adviser kevin madden, a democratic strategist, the democratic strategist paul begala, i should say, and national political reporter for the new york times. astead herndon. kevin, let me start with you just on this document that i personally saw earlier where hegseth acknowledges he paid $50,000 to this woman. now, he says it was not sexual assault. he says it was consensual encounter. obviously, they signed this agreement. but what does it tell you that we're that this number is coming out, you know, now in addition to other information, but we've seen largely republicans be dismissive of it. >> well, i think it tells you that his critics remain relentless. they want to continue to raise as many doubts as possible with the potential idea of getting maybe 1 or 2 republican senators to turn. i don't think that's going to happen, as you mentioned, as part of your reporting, i think the white house is quietly confident that the

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era immigration position that was dropped by president biden chief washington correspondent mike emanueltol hill. >> the laws that exist to protect this nation were bent,abused and outright ignored. >> a senate panel held first policy hearing on a key incoming trump administration priority, fixing the crisis at the border. the 2024 election was a clear mandate from the american people to reverse president biden's disastrous open border policies. >> ken cuccinelli who helped oversee border policy in the first trump administration, said the focus will shift from facilitating what he calls the invasion under the biden administration to protecting the border. with reinstating policies that he maintains worked. >> the remain in mexico program is not just that they screen out fake asylum seekers but that they help deter illegal aliens from coming in the first place. >> some democrats expressed concern. >> remain in mexico results in enriching the cartels. i will not be voting for it. >> though the panel's top democrats say there is bipartisan support for addressing the overall issue. >> there

welcome to fox news live i am mike emanuel happy sunday. president trump is back in florida it said to attend house republicans annual retreat tomorrow after campaign style rally last night in las vegas. dane at marie mcnichol is live in florida it with the latest. hello. >> it has been nonstop for the president hitting three major cities in just two days. today he's going to be taking the time to prepare for a busy week ahead p. republican lawmakers will be here tomorrow to talk out policies and strategies on how to get trumps a plan through congress and put lessons on the president taking a victory lap in las vegas, thanking his supporters at a campaign style rally. he promised to fulfill his campaign pledge of note tax on tips. he's celebrated by hitting the casino floor gamblers chanted usa as he walked to the casino. now, on his way to florida upon air force one last like the president did take questions he covered a multitude of topics. he talked about future plans and where he expects to travel next to it pretty said he will soon tal

we want to go to mike emanuel in alexandria, virginia along the river there. good morning, mike. >> good morning. a mile south of reagan national and it is eerily quiet. the devastating news it shifted from a rescue operation to recovery mission. the newly sworn in transportation secretary saying what was happening around reagan national around 9:00 was not that unusual. >> in the d.c. area we see military helicopters fly up and down the river as a standard path that they fly. they are used to aircraft landing at dca and there is a procedure in place because this happens every day. something went wrong here. >> there are many questions about how this could happen and how it can be prevented from happening again. washington, d.c.'s mayor bowser talked about the search for answers. >> the national transportation safety board becomes the lead agency in the investigation. the jurisdiction and d.c. where the crash occurred over the river is -- concludes the leadership role of the unified command as we shift to a recovery effort. >> clearly something went terribly w

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

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

and he went there to console the parishioners of mother emanuel. but he found himself, he and the first lady being consoled by the people there in the wake of losing his son, beau. it's a long standing relationship that, of course, blossomed in 2020, when the people of south carolina stepped up to make sure that joe biden would come into the white house as president of the united states following the first african-american president as vice president, bringing with him in tow the first woman president, and certainly all the other wonderful things he's done for all of america and certainly for african americans. a strong legacy, unparalleled, i dare say some people say lbj since lbj, some say since fdr. i think that history and legacy will treat the president's record incredibly well. >> 16.6 million new jobs, i think fighting for rights and putting through legislation for protecting people's rights. >> he has certainly been, in my lifetime the most substantive president, probably, if not johnson, certainly roosevelt. and he's worked with many of us

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'

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

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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

. >> 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

fox's mike emanuel has more from the u.s.ol on efforts to organize under the new trump administration. >> unions claim some big wins in 2024, and they're starting the new year strong. las vegas hotel workers ending their longest strike in decades on wednesday, saying they won a big victory over virgin hotels, where about 700 employees have been walking picket lines since november. union workers will get a 32% salary increase and better working conditions. >> i was struggling, i have a brother and a little cousin that i take care of at home, and i was finding it hard to make ends meet to feed my cousin every day. >> the announcement came just a few days after costco employees voted to authorize a strike if their demands for better pay are not met. the teamsters union represents about 18,000 workers across five states, and their contract expires next friday. labor groups and some democrats on capitol hill say they'll keep pushing back on what they say is an anti-union sentiment within the trump administration. >> we'll hear how

when they played with the congregation, prayed with the congregation of mother emanuel. i went there and tried to confront them on my own. saturday, but it was they who ended up comforting me as we arrived together and found grace together, moved from pain to purpose, strengthened my faith and the service of others. to love the lord thy god with all thy heart and soul, and all thy mind, and love thy neighbor as thyself. very easy to say yes, but very hard to do. but in the words. those words are the essence of the gospel is the essence of the american promise. the idea, as was mentioned earlier, that we're all created equal in the image of god and deserve to be treated equally throughout our lives. my dad used to say, the greatest sin of all is the abuse of power. we've never fully lived up to that commitment, but we've never walked away from it either. because of you and your ancestors before us who followed light of the north star. even in darkness. after this service, i'll be visiting the international african american museum. it captures the ongoing story of redempti

but now he is returning there, he said, i was with the president about a year ago at mother emanuel ame church in charleston, as he was really starting to kick off his 2024 campaign, he said at the time. it's because of this congregation and the black community of south carolina. it's not an exaggeration. and jim clyburn, as you mentioned, victor, that i stand here today as your president. now, of course, there were some early signs during that trip that biden's message on democracy wasn't quite breaking through to voters. he also was interrupted multiple times by protesters demanding a ceasefire in gaza. of course, taking on new significance today in light of the news there. but really, he is returning today under very different circumstances after that, quite bruising 2024 campaign and is really ending his decades long career in public service. as one source tells us, he's feeling very frustrated and frankly, a little bit uh, that he that his team quote didn't tell a good enough story. he's also frustrated and feels some resentment that he's turning over the keys of the federal govern

plus, congressman jim jordan, former ambassador rahm emanuel. our coverage continues after this quick break. >> next, a ceasefire. incoming national security advisor mike waltz joins dana. plus, the day before donald trump's inauguration, congressman jim jordan and ambassador rahm emanuel. state of the union. live next. >> life. diabetes. there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response uniquely designed with carb steady glucerna. bring on the day. at this very moment, children at saint jude are fighting to survive with a gift. right now. you can join the battle to save lives. >> without saint jude, i don't know where we would be. they have given children with cancer like my winston, a chance. she has neuroblastoma and it has spread to her liver. >> i try to enjoy every minute with her because i do not know when would be my last moments with her. >> when you support saint jude and give $19 a month, you can help make cures possible for kids wi

when we were just here the other night, you were interviewing rahm emanuel.rahm emanuel said, forget about the personal make it about. >> the substance. >> and this is very personal in a way that i think gets. lost on a lot of folks out there and isn't going to really generate the sort of grassroots like voices of people calling in and democrat senators. and here's the other thing. democratic senators aren't necessarily going to be the ones that need to be swung here. you know, there's a group of maybe republican voters that you could peel, republican senators that you could peel off. and i don't think anything that caroline kennedy said today is going to change that. right now. >> he's going in front of the senate finance committee tomorrow. then he's got to go in front of the senate health committee, which is chaired by a doctor, i should note, who is a republican. but but i mean, on the substance issues beyond, you know, talking about putting animals in a blender for people to watch to feed his hawks. i mean, there are going to be questions that we've even

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

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.

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

that is something that franz's president emanuel mac chrome has taken the lead on him suggesting and something apparently that brittany may be willing to follow. joe, the whole elder 0 keep us has impose sanctions on sedans. the dogs and foot, the head board of hon. the army chief has been fighting it to use civil war against the rough and support forces for control of sit on the skilled tens of thousands and driven millions from the homes. and these comes away calls to us, impose sanctions on their homes, opponents in the conflict. how much have then, zigler for hong, has served to sit on the data since 2021. when he came to pilot in a 2 millions of people playing the conflicts, incidental faced with more hardship and neighboring countries, nearly full hundreds of them have been making the dangerous journey to libya every day. and that's where the un says 8 f as needs to be increased. felix now are our reports. they fled the conflict into them and travelled for distance is across the desert to get to libya, with no place to go. these families of set up outside the u and refugee agen

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.

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

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

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

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