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. >>> a cousin of erik and lyle menendez is pushing for their release from prison. the brothers' case captivated the nation for decades. the brothers were convicted in the 1989 murders of their parents. now as they prepare for a resent resentancing hearing that could set them free, that cousin is one of many family members speaking out on their behalf. stephanie gosk is following this case for us. you actually spoke with this cousin. what didou hear? >> you mentioned a big family. a very big family. she is one of the closest family members, anna maria, to the two brothers. she's known them her entire life. she's three months younger than erik. they spent lots of family vacations together. she remains in close contact with them. she told me she speaks to both of them every single day. sometimes multiple times a day. erik and lyle menendez will now have to wait until march for a resentencing hearing and a chance for freedom they never thought they would have. >> we're in constant contact. >> reporter: are they hopeful? >> i think that they are cautiously hopeful. it's

thank you. >> erik woodring.evelos is standing by. >> coming up, a major vaccine maker's billion dollar warning and the battle for an american steel giant heats up. those stories are next. >>> less than 15 from the closing bell. back to kristina now for the stocks she's watching. >> shares of moderna as it slashed its sales guidance by a billion dollars. jamie mock tells cnbc increasing competition in the covid market as well as falling vaccination rates did play a role. moderna expected to wrap p later in the year off the back of the covid shots and rsv vaccine for seniors and shares of u.s. steel jumping as sources tell, david faber nucor are for a potential takeover bid of the steelmaker after it banned it from buying the firm. cleveland cliffs declining to buy u.s. steel and shares of united steel up 6%. >> all right. thank you. kristina partsinevelos. we'll talk about shares of honeywell today. >>> sector sort is sponsored by sector spdr etfs. >>> coming up next, we'll t se you up with kb home results in o.t

erik camacho garcÍa te salvamos con afecto en este primer dÍa del 2025. el aÑo en condiciones muy precarias. no hay albergue suficiente para darles cabida y buscan mientras tanto dinero trabajando en lo que pueden para sobrevivir durante estos dÍas. vamos a escuchar a alguno de ellos. >> ha sido difÍcil porque uno tiene su mamÁ y uno estÁ por aquÍ lejos. >> no hay trabajo, es fuerte . tampoco nos queremos car en mÉxico, queremos seguir para adelante. erik: secretarÍa de gobernaciÓn seÑala que el 2024 1 millÓn de inmigrantes iniciaron a mÉxico en situaciÓn irregular. la mayorÍa por chiapas y la situaciÓn para ellos es cada vez mÁs complicada. es el reporte que tenemos marÍa antonieta desde ciudad de mÉxico y un abrazo para todo el equipo con los mejores deseos. mac: los nuestros tambiÉn para ti a nuestra ciudad dorada de mÉxico y gracias por este reporte. bueno, en otras noticias suicidio dentro de un juzgado en georgia, el juez se suicidÓ de un disparo en la salael lunes por la noche. no fue hasta el martes por la maÑana que su cuerpo fue descubierto. hab

. >>> the new message from the family of lyle and erik menendez. . what our stephanie tkpwofrbg. >>> tom costello with some of the cutest ambassadors this country has ever seen. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >> good evening and welcome. the new trump administration, making visible strides tonight, as it looks to demonstrate the seriousness of its illegal immigration crackdown. since yesterday, i.c.e. agents carrying out several hundred arrests of undocumented immigrants with criminal histories. some rounding a workplace raid in newark, new jersey, that has drawn anger from local officials. while on the u.s.- mexico border, additional troops are now on the ground to reinforce security. military air crews, now flying deportation missions. the widecast net now apparently includes a deportation of certain migrants who are temporarily allowed in the country under rules established by the biden administration. it's where we begin tonight with gabe gutierrez. >> tonight, a dramatic escalation of president trump's illegal crackdo

i spoke to captain erik scott with the l.a.partment just moments ago about the apocalyptic conditions. >> this is very challenging. we are currently enduring some of the most historic fire conditions on record. we have called for additional resources, so we are getting those. we need people to heed the warnings to evacuate, to remember that you don't need to be told to go, that you can leave early. >> norah: all four fires in los angeles are 0% contained. what's the biggest challenge for your firefighters? >> extremely strong, erratic winds. it makes very dry conditions, all the hillsides and the foothills and the brush are very susceptible to a spark right now, and we are seeing explosive fire growth. >> norah: we have heard the reports about fire hydrants running dry. what's the problem? do you have enough water? >> well, we did experience some challenges with water pressure while battling the pacific palisades fire, particularly yesterday. we worked real closely with the department of water and power, and they did proactivel

erik nelson on the latest in the changing face of the g7.atch up another stories with dani burger. dani: sticking with donald trump, he's looking to keep his special counsel's report against him from becoming public. 's lawyers argue the report should not be released citing jack smith's political motivation and desire to undermine the transition. smith had dropped his case against trump after the election citing long-standing doj policy against prosecuting sitting presidents. getty images and shutterstock have announced they will combine in and equals transaction merger. the company will have an enterprise value of about $3.7 billion. once the merger is finished, the company will be named getty images holdings and continue to trade under the ticker gety. shares of both are higher in the premarket. home prices in the u.k. have dropped for the first time in nine months .2% in december to just over 370,000 u.s. dollars. they had climbed to record high last summer. the drop is attributed to a stuttering economic growth and mortgage rates that ar

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. >> new hope tonight for erik and lyle menendez and their fight for freedom. their family members met with la's new district attorney today pushing for a re-sentencing k re-sentencing in the case and the brothers released from prison. the brothers are serving life sentences for the shotgun, murders of their parents. in 1989 reporter mary beth mcdade has the story. >> doing really more than 20 family members of erik and lyle menendez met with the new la county da nathan hochman friday during the hours-long meeting family members explained why they think their brother should be released after serving 35 years behind bars for murdering their parents. katie and jose menendez in 1989, it was a very productive session where they gave me. >> all their thoughts about what should happen this case. hochman says he hasn't made a decision. he's still talking to pass. prosecutors and defense attorneys. >> and reviewing thousands of pages, a trial transcripts. he's also going through 35 years of prison records to determine if the brothers have been rehabilitated. have you s

yesterday family members of lyle and erik menendez met with the los angeles county district attorneys to be resentenced. with their family lawyer really not saying much about that meeting. >> reporter: could you just say something? [inaudible conversations] >> you have a good vibe of how it's going to go? guy: joining us now is the man that the family met with, the district attorney in los angeles county, nathan hockman . sir, welcome to the show. congratulations on your recent victory, and here you are in the job and a big, high profile case getting a lot of renewed attention here. what can you tell us about the meeting that you just held with the family? >> so we had a very productive meeting. the family was kind enough to share their experiences with the menendez brothers, their perspectives, their ideas on what should happen. and if this forms part of the data set that i am going through. i'm doing a thorough review of the facts and the law. i'm going through the thousands of pages of prison transcripts to figure out the rehabilitation part. i'm reviewing thousands of pages of tr

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erik scott is a fire captain and paramedic with the la city fire department. fight the fires. the largest fire is the palisades fire, 23,000 acres and only 11% contained and we had a decent flare—up yesterday on the northeast portion, so we are reallocating resources from the ground and air to that area. ithink the ground and air to that area. i think what is driving those steep hillsides however and look at those homes that were right next to the ridge that was burning and there was a fire engine from almost in front of every single house and so, we finally have the resources that we've been needing. every home i looked at was undamaged and most of those fire engines said inaudible on the sides we are getting help from all over the united states. �* , ., ., climate change is said to be fuelling the devastating fires in la and it's not the only area that has seen massive wildfires of this scale — australia is also no stranger to bushfires with the most recent and the worst in the country's history in 2020. for more, we can speak to former fire and rescue nsw c

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Ángeles, nathan hawkman, anuncÓo hoy que serÁ el prÓximo 20 21 de marzo cuando se evalÚe el futuro de erikalla. el incendio estÁ contenido al 31%. el eaton en un 65% y el de ventura en un 85%. ademÁs, hoy el alguacil de los Ángeles revelÓ el nombre de las 17 personas aÚn desaparecidas por los fuegos. 15 por eaton y dos por palisades. por si fuera poco, se espera el regreso de los poderosos vientos de santa ana para la prÓxima semana. mientras continÚa el riesgo de deslaves. aÚn hay 80.000 desplazados. los incendios destruyeron unas 12.000 estructuras. algunas personas contaban con seguro, pero otras no. en esos casos, quÉ se puede hacer? edgar muÑoz tiene el informe y mire todo mi trabajo. >> ahÍ estÁ ahÍ. >> doÑa ofelia pertenece a una familia que perdieron tres casas entre hijos, hermanos de un mismo barrio en altadena. hoy, por primera vez se parÓ en la puerta de lo que fue su hogar por mÁs de 20 aÑos. >> los recuerdos, mis fotografÍas de cuando mi esposo y yo nos casamos. unas fotos que tenÍa de mi papÁ y mi mamÁ. esos son los que mÁs me duelen. quieren comprar el terreno asÍ como estÁ

. >> we have some new developments tonight in the case of lyle and erik menendez, family members of the brothers met with a new los angeles county da nathan hochman. hochman spoke just a short time ago. >> a number of the victims, family members came in. it was very productive session where they gave me all their thoughts about what should happen this case. there. experiences that they want to share the ultimate direction, that they wanted this case to go. and so is a very productive conversation over a number of hours. yeah, i i invite and have continued to invite any additional victim, family member. and i think. virtually all of them were there today. i wanted to speak with me to speak with me. >> the brothers have spent nearly 35 years in prison for shooting and killing their parents. their defense team argues that they should be re-sentenced and released from prison after recent evidence of alleged abuse by their father. governor newsom is preview lecy said that he won't grant clemency in tel. then do da has time to weigh >> new information tonight about the deadly plane crash near

erik and lyle menendez are serving life sentences without the possibility of parole for killing their parents in 1989. the brothers say they committed the murders after years of abuse by their parents. d.a. hochman's predecessor pushed for resentencing after evaluating new evidence he thought supported the brothers claims. we have an update tonight on six survivors of a new year's eve fireworks explosion in hawaii. they're being treated at the arizona burn center in phoenix. doctors say they've begun reconstruction and the skin grafting process. the patients are expected to spend up to several months in the hospital. >> i think unbeknownst to anybody, there were significant traumatic injuries from flying particles and the debris that that was carried on the air by the explosion. and that's resulted in some infectious complications that are a little bit unusual. but other than that, everybody is on course. and we're really happy with how everybody is doing. >> the fireworks explosion in honolulu killed four people. investigators say the fireworks were stored in the carport area of a ho

thankfully, captain erik scott is back with me. he is the public information officer for the los angeles fire department, and it's great to have you back here. you know, just 24 hours ago, looking at what has changed, there's now a new fire in the west hills, woodland hills area. what can you tell us? i mean, we're looking at it right now. we can see how bad it is. but what can you tell us from from your vantage point? >> i think you bring up a great point, caitlin, that contextualized things. we were talking 24 hours ago, and since then, whole new fires have been breaking out. so it just shows how dynamic this is. we're certainly not out of the woods yet. we're so thankful to get a little reprieve from those incredibly strong winds. tuesday and wednesday. so going into day three, we got a little break. aircraft is back up. that's a huge help. but as you can see, these fires that start when the spark hits the dry brush because the wind made it so dry. it's so susceptible and it's enough to push it into hundreds of acres in a matter

erik, we'll talk more about. but war begins very early in this region troops sent from the rain not the la plata created 1776 are going to try to take over so wars are going to be quite intense in those years. and here i have some of of those wars mapped out some of the places that go up and down to have some the years of the main battles. and you can see that we have intervened on that map. we're not showing our present day borders of any of the countries that you would now identify as, the countries there we're showing huge gaps where, for instance, the areas of the amazon that were not controlled by any of the vice royalties or by the kingdom of brazil. and we're showing the southern part of both chile and argentina today, again, as areas that are not controlled by by any of these places. so the expeditions are going to be put forward, going to be a whole desire to, bring change certain regions and desire keep and maintain the situation as it was for a very long time in 1814, the king is going to return to spa

thankfully, captain erik scott is back with me. he is the public information officer for the los angeles fire department, and it's great to have you back here. you know, just 24 hours ago, looking at what has changed, there's now a new fire in the west hills, woodland hills area. what can you tell us? i mean, we're looking at it right now. we can see how bad it is. but what can you tell us from from your vantage point? >> i think you bring up a great point, caitlin, that contextualize things. we were talking 24 hours ago, and since then, whole new fires have been breaking out. so it just shows how dynamic this is. we're certainly not out of the woods yet. we're so thankful to get a little reprieve from those incredibly strong winds. tuesday and wednesday. so going into day three, we got a little break. aircraft is back up. that's a huge help. but as you can see, these fires that start when the spark hits the dry brush because the wind made it so dry. it's so susceptible and it's enough to push it into hundreds of acres in a matter

erik: buenos dÍas. saludos desde mÉxico.en el nÚmero de pacientes con enfermedades respiratorias en 35 estados. una prueba es que el 20% dio un positivo para algÚn tipo de virus respiratorio, dice este mÉdico. un aumento en casos de covid, gripe, virus estomacal y virus respiratorio. durante el invierno que conserva un aumento a la sala de emergencia. en realidad se da en todos los grupos de edad y tambiÉn vemos a la poblaciÓn pediÁtrica, asegura la doctora. chicago dos niÑos menores de dos aÑos han muerto por gripe. no se reportÓ ni un solo fallecimiento por la causa, en luisiana los virus estomacales son los mÁs reportados en minnesota informan de visita sin precedente con tiempo de espera mÁs prolongados en sala de emergencia, un volumen muy alto de enfermedades virales. los registros son un 30% mÁs altos que lo que vimos el aÑo pasado, dice este mÉdico. por eso las camas estÁn para los casos mÁs graves. nuestros departamentos de emergencia se llenan y hay menos espacios para atender, asegura el doctor. >> el hecho de com

i'm joined now by erik scott, fire captain and paramedic with the la city fire department.to speed with where efforts are to contain the many buyers around la? it’s the many buyers around la? it's been the many buyers around la? it�*s been extremely busy the largest fire as the palisades fire, 23,000 acres and only 11% contained. we had a decent flareup yesterday on the northeast portion so we are reallocating resources from the ground and air to that area. people who drive up the steep hillsides and look at the homes next to the ridge burning and there was a fire engine almost in front of every single house, so we finally had the resources that we have been needing every home i looked at was undamaged. in most of those, fire engines said seattle on the side so we are getting help from all over the united states. encouraging seeinu so the united states. encouraging seeing so many _ the united states. encouraging seeing so many people - the united states. encouraging seeing so many people come i seeing so many people come together to fight the fire in los angeles. very much

lyle and erik menendez were convicted of killing their parents in 1989 and sentenced to life in prisonhout parole. they asked that the sentence be reconsidered after new evidence of their father's sexual abuse emerged in the case. recently elected los angeles county da nathan hochman says the case will be heard in march. tiktok is confirming tonight its plan to have the app go dark in the united states on sunday. they want more assurances that the biden administration will not enforce a ban on the app, but the administration is saying their verbal promise should be enough. president elect donald trump today told americans to stay tuned for his decision on the ban. tiktok's ceo will be in attendance for his inauguration monday as invited by his administration. >> rest assured, we will do everything in our power to ensure our platform thrives as your online home for limitless creativity and discovery. >> what lawmakers have said is that tiktok can now, you know, access a lot of your personal data and can then use the algorithm to push across, you know, propaganda or misinformation. but t

much anticipated resentencing hearing for lyle and erik has been pushed back, this time because of the los angeles wildfires. the brothers are serving life in prison for the brutal murder of their parents back in 1989. the case is now getting a second look, though, in light of new evidence which seems to corroborate claims of sexual abuse at the hands of their father at the time of the killings. their hearing is now set for march 20th. some cold hearted thieves dipped to new lows in contra costa county, stealing 200 bronze vases from several grave sites happened at oakmont memorial park cemetery in lafayette. managing partner says thieves ripped the bronze vases right off the gravestones. some families tell us they've been told they'll have to pay more than $800 to replace each vase. it's really sad. it's like i'm a widow. i don't have the money to replace this. you know i didn't do it. i don't have no respect for anybody who wants to do that for money. i feel like it's totally disrespectful. i feel like, you know, whoever did it is the lowest of the low. contra costa county sheriff's

prisoners might be the start of an attempt to try to improve relations with the west. bonus miss l just erik mintz farmers. and so if you have joined a student that price as it goes the desk for $15.00 people in a roof collapse. so the train station protest is a demand to get accountability for the incident. and then.

lyle and erik menendez were convicted of killing their parents in 1989 and sentenced to life in prison without parole. they asked that the sentence be reconsidered after new evidence of their father's sexual abuse emerged in the case. recently elected los angeles county da nathan hochman says the case will be heard in march. tiktok is confirming tonight its plan to have the app go dark in the united states on sunday. they want more assurances that the biden administration will not enforce a ban on the app, but the administration is saying their verbal promise should be enough. president elect donald trump today told americans to stay tuned for his decision on the ban. tiktok's ceo will be in attendance for his inauguration monday as invited by his administration. >> rest assured, we will do everything in our power to ensure our platform thrives as your online home for limitless creativity and discovery. >> what lawmakers have said is that tiktok can now, you know, access a lot of your personal data and can then use the algorithm to push across, you know, propaganda or misinformation. b

lyle and erik's family are pushing for them to be released. back in 1996, the brothers were sentenced to life in prison for the brutal murder of their parents. their attorneys sayay w evidence corroborate claims that their father sexually abused them at the time of the killings. the resentencing hearing is set for the end of the month. the woman convicted of killing singer selena has filed for parole. yolanda saldivar killed tejano superstar selena quintanilla perez back in 1995. the quintanilla family had accused saldivar of embezzling money from selena's fan club and clothing boutiques. selena confronted salvador about the allegations at a days inn motel in corpus christi, and that is when she shot and killed selena. saldivar was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 30 years. the parole review date is set for march 30th. well, just like a pack of cigarettes. the surgeon general says alcoholic beverages should have a cancer risk warning label. that recommendation is part of a health and human services report leased

lyle and erik's family are pushing for them to be released. back in 1996, the brothers were sentenced to life in prison for the brutal murder of their parents. their attorneys say new evidence corroborate claims that their father sexually abused them at the time of the killings. the resentencing hearing is set for the end of the month. the woman convicted of killing singer selena has filed for parole. yolanda saldivar killed tejano superstar selena quintanilla perez back in 1995. the quintanilla family had accused saldivar of embezzling money from selena's fan club and clothing boutiques. selena confronted salvador about the allegations at a days inn motel in corpus christi, and that is when she shot and killed selena. saldivar was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 30 years. the parole review date is set for march 30th. well, just like a pack of cigarettes. the surgeon general says alcoholic beverages should have a cancer risk warning label. that recommendation is part of a health and human services report releas

much anticipated resentencing hearing for lyle and erik has been pushed back, this time because of the los angeles wildfires. the brothers are serving life in prison for the brutal murder of their parents back in 1989. the case is now getting a second look, though, in light of new evidence which seems to corroborate claims of sexual abuse at the hands of their father at the time of the killings. their hearing is now set for march 20th. some cold hearted thieves dipped to new lows in contra costa county, stealing 200 bronze vases from several grave sites happened at oakmont memorial park cemetery in lafayette. managing partner says thieves ripped the bronze vases right off the gravestones. some families tell us they've been told they'll have to pay more than $800 to replace each vase. it's really sad. it's like i'm a widow. i don't have the money to replace this. you know i didn't do it. i don't have no respect for anybody who wants to do that for money. i feel like it's totally disrespectful. i feel like, you know, whoever did it is the lowest of the low. contra costa county sheriff's

erik and lyle menendez are serving life without parole for murdering their parents inside their beverly hills home in 1989. now in their 50s, they began their bid for freedom after new evidence of their father's sexual abuse emerged in their case. >> we had a chance over the last month to begin the process of reviewing thousands of pages of confidential prison records to determine whether or not the menendez brothers have engaged in rehabilitation. >> the brothers have the support of most of their extended family, who have said they deserve to be free. several family members have said in today's world, which is more aware of the impact of sexual abuse, the brothers would not have been convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life. >> for more on the menendez brothers bid for release, we spoke with tmz's michael babcock, who says that there could be public pressure on the da to make a decision about the case. >> if anyone says that publicity on a case doesn't matter, i mean, they're either they're just either flat out wrong or lying because, let's be honest. i mean, this was a m

en vivo desde la capital mexicana erik camacho garcÍa tiene las reacciones. erik: buenos dÍas.sta informaciÓn desde la capital mexicana, erik camacho garcÍa. el mercado bursÁtil de una nueva aplicaciÓn china pone a temblar a los mercados aquÍ en estados unidos. wall street ve la mayor caÍda en la historia de una acciÓn, lo que impacta nuestros bolsillos. elyangÉlica gonzÁlez nos explica el porquÉ y el impacto que tendrÍa nuestras cuentas de retiro. elyangÉlica: la pregunta que nos tenemos que hacer por quÉ una aplicaciÓn china generÓ en unas horas un tsunami de pÉrdidas en la bolsa estadounidense y en los fondos de retiro? los estadounidenses amanecieron metidos en su cuenta de —— todo despuÉs de que las aceras tecnolÓgica sufrieron una caÍda libre. acciones que representan una inversiÓn segura de los fondos de retiro. lo que ocurriÓ que la empresa estadounidense nvidia que fabrica los chip utilizados para la inteligencia artificial tuvo una estrepitosa caÍda de casi 600,000 millones de dÓlares en las Últimas horas. ya es considerada la mayor pÉrdida de todos los tiempos para u

erik: buenos dÍas . efectivamente, saludos desde la ciudad de mÉxico.debe ser una preocupaciÓn importante para los padres en este paÍs, el estudio analizÓ los niveles de fluoruroen otros paÍses que son mÁs altos que los niveles de estados unidos. lo que el estudio ha demostrado es que en ciertos niveles se ha encontrado un posible vÍnculo entre altos niveles de exposiciÓn y bajo niveles de coeficiente intelectual en los niÑos. el estudio analizÓ mÁs de 70 resultados de otros paÍses y encontrÓ que un contenido de fluoruro en el agua potable que supera cinco que supera 5 mg por litro que se doble de lo recomendado en estados unidos, se asociÓ con una reducciÓn promedio de 1.66 puntos de intelectual en los niÑos. pero ninguno de los anÁlisis fue realizado en estados unidos. se dio en zonas rurales de china, india, y mÉxico, en donde otros factores ambientales podrÍan afectar los niveles del coeficiente intelectual. el candidato a secretario de salud rober f. kennedy junior ha dicho que quiere que se eliminen los cloruros del agua potable pero los expertos

erik: buenos dÍas. saludos desde mÉxico.. llegué a estados unidos hace 4 años. llegué junto a mis 2 hijos. hay muchas cosas difíciles. lo primero es dejar a tu familia atrás. tú luchando por tus hijos, pero dejas gente atrás que es importante. luis: mi nombre es luis. 2 meses de haber llegado a los estados unidos conseguir un empleo como delivery de comida. aura: unos meses recientes era que nos habíamos logrado mudar a un apartamento. luis: iba en mi carro, haciendo mi trabajo, escuché una publicidad de st. jude y decidí aportar. aura: 20 dólares al mes para ayudar a los niños con cáncer. y tú dices, guau, soy inmigrante, estoy arrancando en este país, pero lo puedo hacer. [mÚsica de esperanza] estábamos una tarde y habíamos hecho un appointment con una señora que iba con su hija para que hiciéramos sus 15 años. la mamá de la niña nos dijo-- luis: que la niña es sobreviviente de cáncer. aura: y luis sacó el calendario y le dijo, mira, nosotros donamos en st. jude. entrevistador: st. jude children's research hospital lucha p

. >>> family members of erik and lyle menendez are describing their hours long meeting with the new l.aor reduced sentence in renewed interest in the brothers' case. the hearing is set for january 30th and 31st. >>> the santa cruz wharf is reopened less than two weeks after powerful waves caused part of it to class. businesses that shutdown also reopened ahead of schedule. >>> former president jimmy carter's remains are expected to arrive in front of the georgia capitol in atlanta for a moment of silence in the next hour. the ceremony will then take place at the carter presidential center. we will bring you the events as it happens. stay with us. we will be back after a short break. ♪ ♪ break. ♪ ♪ it's that simple, for 24 hour heartburn relief... one beats ten. prilosec otc. >>> very good day to all of you from the msnbc world headquarter here in new york. welcome, everyone, to "alex witt reports." we begin this hour with live pictures of the georgia state funeral procession for jimmy

erik: muy buenos dÍas.ra que serÁ distribuido en pagos de mÁs de 1000 dÓlares. no reclamaron estÍmulos durante la pandemia y entre tanto nuevo programa gratuito simplificarÍa la presentaciÓn como nos explica andrea leÓn. muy buenos dÍas, cuÉntanos. andrea: el programa piloto lanzado en el 2024 y estarÁ disponible para mÁs personas en mÁs estados y nuevas funciones. vemos todos los detalles en el siguiente informe. buenas noticias para millones de contribuyentes, distribuyen alrededor de 2400 millones de dÓlares a quienes no recibieron su pago de estÍmulo por el covid. . a fines de enero 1 millÓn de personas recibirÁn estofados especiales de hasta 1400 dÓlares.el irs estÁ distribuyendo los pagos a los contribuyentes que no reclamaron crÉdito de reembolso de recuperaciÓn en sus declaraciones de impuesto de 2021. es un crÉdito reembolsable para las personas que no recibieron unoo mÁs pagos de impacto econÓmico por la pandemia y que si eran elegibles. es decir que ganaban menos de 75,000 dÓlares al aÑo en el ca

. >> erik scott posted video of on twitter and wrote amid the palisades fire actor jay leno stop by to serve meals. firefighters coming off the line. we're gratejul to his kindness, the support from our community during this challenging time. >> alright, weather time taking a live look at la county at the moment. >> it's, you know, get bird's-eye view like this. it's really hard to fathom. >> the extent of what is going on there. you don't really see the winds of the smoke is. has cleared for the moment. we're not really focusing in on the devastation, but it is there. >> a whole lot better than a week ago today. certainly but not out of the woods, given the winds that have kicked up again. and our meteorologist kathy trafton is with us now. the latest that. >> you're right. the winds are kicking up again. they're strong, but they're gonna eien get stronger. peaking around 03:00am to 03:00pm tomorrow. that is the thing about winds making mention. you can actually see them. you can see what they do. you can see the winds, of course, within the trees around. you can see. >> devastation t

-and "monsters" brought the lyle and erik menendez case back into the headlines and sparked controversyackle anything, any true story, there's always bound to be the people that are upset by it. -reliving it, it made you look at the case in a different way. your sisters. -both: wait, sisters? -reba mcentire returned to sitcoms with "happy's place." -are you the man for the job? -while carol burnett returned to the small screen in "palm royale." -when they asked me to do this, they told me who was going to be in it -- kristen wiig, laura dern, allison janney. i said i'm in. -i know nothing, but i know he's gone. -while kevin costner shocked the tv world with his departure from "yellowstone." -i won't be returning, and i love the relationship we've been able to develop. -2024 also wowed us with its documentaries and docuseries. "the greatest night in pop" took us behind the scenes of recording... -♪ we are the world ♪ we are the children ♪ we are the ones who make a brighter day ♪ -and martha stewart kept it real in her documentary "martha." -i could have just been a miserable has been ho

. >> janai: erik and have to wait another two months to go before a judge convicted of the murders oft in their resentencing case at the end of january amid their bid for freedom, but that's been postponed to march due to those l.a. fires. >> gio: the legendary sports caster dick vitale is returning to work following his battle with cancer and espn is reporting he will call january 25th men's college basketball game between duke and wake forest nearly two years after signing off. welcome back, dick vitale. what a legend. >> janai: that is great news. >> gio: absolutely. >>> now to this month's book club pick and it is "homeseeking" and author karissa chen is here to talk about it. look at that beautiful cover. karissa, welcome to "gma." >> thank you. i'm so happy to be here. >> gio: congratulations on the book. i know this book, this story is not based exactly on your grandparents but this love story really began because i hear that you saw a photo of your grandfather and that triggered something. >> yeah. so in 2005 my grandfather had recently passed away and we were going through hi

you remember erik shoji chu from those congressional hearings? congress, of course, voted overwhelmingly to set a ban on tiktok for this coming sunday. three days from now, and all of a sudden, it seems like one of the least popular ideas in washington. three senior officials at the white house say president biden is working on a way to delay sunday's deadline, so that the enforcement of the ban would push to the trump administration. trump becomes president on monday, and trump has indicated he's against the tiktok ban as well. here's a big fan. the president is now on tiktok. it's my honor. no tax on tips, by the way. no tax on gifts. i'm going to save tiktok. it is astonishing to see how fast this is changing. oh yeah. we have yet to hear from the supreme court, but it may be moot at this point. it'll be interesting. and a lot of people switching trying to find new avenues as well. yeah for sure. in business. yes. interesting. diversifying. all right. thanks, scott. well, happening today, san francisco mayor danielle lowery plans to discuss sa

lyle and erik menendez were convicted of killing their parents back in 1989, and sentenced to life inson without the possibility of parole. now, they asked that the sentence be reconsidered after new evidence of their father's alleged sexual abuse emerged in this case. recently elected l.a. county da nathan hochman says the case will be heard in march. matthew mueller, the man behind the notorious 2015 kidnaping of then vallejo resident denise huskins, pled guilty to two home invasions in santa clara county. both incidents were in 2009, one in palo alto and one in mountain view. mueller admitted to interrogating and threatening to rape the women in each home. the minimum sentence for each of the latest convictions is seven years to life. that's on top of his 40 year sentence for the attack on huskins. all right. cooler temperatures and light winds are helping firefighters battle the devastating blazes in southern california. the eaton fire that ripped through altadena and forced evacuations through pasadena is now 65% contained. the palisades fire is 39% contained. some evacuation ord

lyle and erik menendez were convicted of killing their parents back in 1989, and sentenced to life inthout parole. they asked that the sentence be reconsidered after new evidence of their father's alleged sexual abuse emerged in the case. recently elected l.a. county da nathan hochman says the case will be heard in march. matthew mueller, the man behind the notorious 2015 kidnaping of then vallejo resident denise huskins, pled guilty to two home invasions in santa clara county. both incidents were in 2009, one in palo alto and one in mountain view. mueller admitted to interrogating and threatening to rape the women in each home. the minimum sentence for each of the latest convictions is seven years to life. that's on top of his 40 year sentence for the attack on huskins. all right. cooler temperatures and light winds are helping fire crews battle the devastating blazes in southern california right now. the eaton fire that ripped through altadena and forced evacuations through pasadena is now 65% contained. the palisades fire is 39% contained. some evacuation orders have been lifted, a

you remember erik shoji chu from these congressional hearings? what congress, of course, voted overwhelmingly to set a ban on tiktok for this sunday, three days from now. but all of a sudden, it seems like the least popular idea in washington. three senior officials at the white hou say president biden is working on a way to delay sunday's deadline so that the enforcement would push to trump's administration. trump becomes president on monday, and he's indicated he's against the ban as well. he's a big fan. the president is now on tiktok. it's my honor. no tax on tips, by the way. no tax on tips. tick tock tick. i'm going to save tiktok. sounds like he really may save tiktok. now the president doesn't have that power alone, though he can decide that it's not a security threat, which would remove it from the general law. but i think trump's just going to convince republican house, republican senate to just withdraw it. be interesting to see. yeah it will. thanks, scott. well, trending this morning, many people have tuned in to the famous show on n

after meeting with lyle and erik menendez family. nathan hochman says he's still reading thousands of pages of recordings or records. rather, the brothers were convicted in 1996 of killing their parents. they confessed to the murders but claimed self-defense, alleging abuse by their father. that's a claim disputed by prosecutors. meanwhile, a recent letter from eric has renewed family support for their release, though at least one relative is still against it. the brothers are set to appear in court later this month, and thousands of criminal convictions in minnesota have now been expunged. the clean slate act went into effect this week. it's a new law that expunges lower level nonviolent crimes for those who have stayed crime free for several years. a 2023 study estimated at least 470,000 minnesotans are eligible for expungement, but only 5% have done it. law enforcement, courts and prosecutors, though, can still access those records. >> amara walker let's turn now to the terrorist attack in new orleans on bourbon street that killed

attorney says he has not made a decision on the menendez brothers case after meeting with lyle and erik menendez family. nathan hochman says he is still reading thousands of pages of records. the brothers were convicted in 1996 of killing their parents. they confessed to the murders but claimed self-defense, alleging abuse by their father, a claim disputed by prosecutors. a recent letter from eric has renewed family support for the release, though at least one relative is against it. the brothers are set to appear in court later this month. new york's governor is set to announce the revival of congestion pricing. it is the nation's first toll program, charging vehicles entering midtown and lower manhattan during peak hours. sources tell cnn the revised plan reduces the proposed toll from $15 to $9. the governor paused the program last year, citing inflation and rising prices as the reason. now, governor kathy hochul faces pressure from environmentalists and some lawmakers to act before president elect donald trump. a vocal critic takes office. danny. >> the u.s. surgeon general is warni

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erik ten at 12 gmt.ing to tell us in terms of the outlook here. >> silvia, thank you for breaking it down and look forward to that interview for more color now. swedish bank seb narrowly missed fourth quarter net profit forecast, dipping on the year to 7.49 billion swedish crowns, in part due to declining interest rates. the lender also proposed a lower than expected total dividend for the year, keeping it unchanged from a year earlier. johan taube, ceo of seb, joins me now. thank you so much, sir, for joining us on the back of these numbers. i know investors going into these figures have been very closely fixed on net interest income. you reported a decline in nii in previous quarters. once again in q4, it dropped by about 2% versus the third quarter. have we seen the bottom when it comes to nii? >> i don't think. >> we have. >> i think. >> i. >> heard that the riksbank, the central bank of sweden, just lowered. interest rates. and it's always the case that when rates go. >> up. >> it's bad. >> for lend

greenland, a self-governing territory which was first settled in the late 10th century by norse explorer erik the red, and which denmark has controlled since the 14th century. it's not the first time the us has been interested in greenland. the us briefly occupied it during world war two and reportedly offered denmark $100 million in gold bars for it in 1946. trump was also interested in obtaining greenland in 2019. however, trump's casual interest has turned and turned into what he's now calling, quote, an absolute necessity. end quote. arguing that acquiring greenland is an important national security priority for america. russia and china have been making inroads, setting up commercial and industrial infrastructure in the territory and in the surrounding areas of the arctic. more generally, greenland has vast amounts of mineral resources. trump's talk has energized the island's independence movement, by the way, and greenland's prime minister. it's got its own prime minister separate from denmark, says that the country is not for sale and never will be for sale, something he reiterated to