miranda divine, ace columnist and fox news contributor and david webb, fox news contributor and hosthe daily webb show on xm. and my stomach turn which is i hear this, just a pack of falsehood, rich lowry. how does he get off saying it with a straight face no less. >> yeah, it's ridiculous and our image of the projetion of straight is the worst since under jimmy carter. at least hiss shifted and admitted he made a mistake and increased military spending and started to deregulate importantly but we've seen nothing like that from joe biden and it's going to be nine or ten days from now and seeing the change. you're seeing it happen because so many people are taking the president elect more seriously than the president. larry: indeed, around the world. i don't know if anyone even watched the speech. myrrh leeanne darks i don't even want -- miranda, i don't even want to talk about it but did you see the fox news digital article about the military valuations of pete hegseth for his nomination for the defense secretary, spectacular, one after another and huge story and everyone districted

and fox news contributor and david webb also fox news contributor, ho host of david webb show.of the false hoods. how does he get off saying this with a straight face. >> it is ridiculous. our image and projecttion of strength is the worst it has been under the late '70s catat least carter shifted at the end. we have seen nothing like that from joe biden it will bwill be 10 days from now, you see it happen so man people taking president-elect more seriously than the president. larry: in the world. i don't know if anyone watched the speech. miranda, i know you -- i don't want to talk about it. but hire, let me hook it in. i don't know if you saw the fox news digital article about the military evaluations of pete hegseth for his nomination for the defense -- spectacular one after the other, a huge story, it should be distributed. everyone in senate armed services committee for the hearing, trump wants to reverse, we talk with tuberville about this reverse all biden policies of appeasement and he wants hege hegseth at his ehello -- at his elbow, this is a big slam article. >> pete

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let's bring in nicole parker, former fbi special agent and fox news contributor. investigation is ongoing. it is now in multiple areas. you have the investigation going on down in new orleans, which is ground zero, and over in houston, texas, a separate investigation there. the truck was rented in texas and then driven to new orleans. and now, of course, the terror aspect is certainly throwing another layer to all of this. where do investigators start -- i know they start on the scene of the crime, but then to build from there and link it to may be more than one perpetrator? >> right, that's an excellent question. obviously first of all you have the crime scene they are going to be working in new orleans. this is absolutely tragic, ten fatalities, multiple injuries, so you've got the crime scene in new orleans. you've got fbi-new orleans working that phase of the investigation as well as all of the leads that are coming from there. additionally, we now have a name suspect who has links to texason regards to that. so they are going to be following up, now that there

official tells fox news a deal is close, not there yet. we are told hundreds of palestinian prisoners will be exchanged if the deal goes through. they say this is only time since november of 2023 we are negotiating with hamas and they are not playing games in negotiablions. nine suspected tren de aragua gang members charged in connection to violent home invasion at an your aurora complex last month. they kidnapped a couple and left them seriously injured. one was already wanted from video of armed gang members from months earlier. several others are under investigation for last month's kidnapping and robbery. starbucks reopening open door policy, bringing back closed door policy requiring you to pay up if you want to hang out at the coffee shop or use their restrooms. we want to set clear expectation for behavior and use of spaces, we can create better vooirm for everyone. new policy starts january 27th. those are headlines. who would have thought, let everybody in not paying and things can go poorly. >> steve: you can use the re restroom,

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the ceo of meridian rapid defense told fox news that back in 2017 his company sold new orleans 48 archer barriers specifically designed to stop a charging vehicle. the barriers were only put out after the new year's attack. >> no question it would've had a different outcome. it's difficult to say what that outcome would be. >> reporter: the fbi set afire rented at the house -- said the fire at the house rented by the suspect was meant to burn everything but the fire did not work and bomb making materials were recovered, even a silencer for a gun. investigators also found a transmitter in the attack vehicle that was intended to trigger two homemade bombs that were placed in the french quarter. those bombs never detonated. >> trace: mike tobin live in new orleans, thank you. meantime we are getting a better picture of the las vegas cybertruck bomber and some of the chilling messages he left as law enforcement continues working to figure out the exact motive. senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in d.c. with the latest on that investigation. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: ev

for fox news at night. houston as well as in new orleans with the very latest on what's happening in the investigations there. with that. we will see you on fox news at night eboni.

now to another fox news alert. at 9:30 in the morning, president trump will appear virtually to be sentenced in that new york vs. trump case after the supreme court blocked his bid to postpone the sentencing late last night. >> fox news senior correspondent eric shawn is live at the new york state supreme court. good morning, eric. >> good morning, ainsley. well, he won't be going to jail, but there could be a fine. and a tongue lashing by judge juan merchan. that after the supreme court gave the sentencing the go ahead last night. in its decision, the high court rejected trump's bid to delay his sentencing. four conservative justices thomas, alito, gain of function research and kavanaugh say they would have granted a stay. the court said quote the burden impose on the president-elect's impose a sentence of unconditional discharge after a brief after a brief virtual hearing. >> they called for an appeal. they acknowledged what the judge said we are going to appeal because frankly it's a grace. a judge that shouldn't

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>> griff: fox news alert. fbi on the hunt for more suspects saying it does not believe the new orleans terror suspect acted alone before killing 15 people on new year's. >> lawrence: we are learning homemade bombs were found inside the suspect's truck. sandra smith madison is in new orleans with the latest details. >> hi. investigators are combing through evidence in multiple states to figure out why this happened and authorities do not believe this suspect acted alone. it has been only 24 hours since 42-year-old shamsud din jabbar plowed a rental truck into crowds of people, killing at least 15, injuring dozens and traumatize ing countless people. we've been speaking to witnesses, this may be difficult to hear. >> just traumatic parts of human nature, what anyone is capable of, like bodies managing ed editoreled and strown, unrecognizable. >> blessed to be alive, grateful, but you are not happy. >> fbi says there was isis flag and multiple ieds in the truck jabbar was driving. how did the texas-born u.s. citi

failla and this is fox news saturday night. p in. ♪ [cheering and applauding] he should. [applause] >> you sure new how to make a girl feel special. hello from new york city celebrating our one-year anniversary tonight. [cheering and applauding] as you can see, i'm wearing the very same jacket the first episode although it's a little better. ) on the back. [laughter] tightened it up. first, i do have to say is the owner of a lifetime to have your own show on the biggest channel in the world and i want to thank fox for giving this opportunity actor bill cosby and p diddy turn it down. [laughter] i agree with management's assessment both would be classier choices with the network. that said, you got to play the hand you are dealt. one thing i did learn this year's being a saturday night comedy show makes us the after party for the week in news which means we cover a lot of crazy stuff so these jobs are a lot more stressful than i realized. here is my producer, annie on the night we launch. take a look at her now. [applause] obviou

live on the ground in new orleans with the latest on the deadly attack, but first breaking tonight fox news correspondent brooke taylor has an exclusive interview with the brother of new orleans terrorist shamsud din jabbar. we are working with getting the sound and video adjusted but brooke joins us now by phone, with more on the exclusive interview, brooke great work on this what did he say to you? >> high we just got back from that interview in texas so we are in the car right now driving back to houston, if you are not from this area that is about an hour and a half drive from where he was living, inside of his trailer so we spoke to his brother inside of his childhood home and we got to talk to him one on one and i think what was important was being able to hear from somebody who knows this person well, who better than his brother? and authorities were talking about those videos on social media that shamsud din jabbar posted and he actually said in those videos, he was going to attack his own family and friends, but it would not make the same headline so my question was, how did it fee

>> fox news alert. ber truck explosion is being investigated by a joint terrorism task force as authorities look for more clues and a potential link to the new orleans terror attack. >> both vehicles i'm being told new orleans was rented from turo and so was ours. we are absolutely investigating any connectivity to what happened in new orleans as well as other attacks occurred around the world. we are not ruling anything out. >> shannon: fox news tributer paul mauro joins us now. not ruling anything out? there is a lot to look at here. we are awaiting an update from the feds, leading the investigation still on the ground new orleans at this hour. you covered far too many events like this. what strikes you about what we have learned or not learned so far, paul? >> well the fact that the a.g. of louisiana says she is not getting updates and regular briefings there is a concern. what it argues that the press conference we saw yesterday down in vegas might not have been an accident. it was relatively symboli

cycle, and you can stay tuned to the fox news channel for all the updates on the attacks in new orleans, on the attacks in las vegas. have a good night. >> and welcome to this special breaking news edition of hannity. i'm tammy bruce in for sean. so tonight, terror in new orleans just after 3 a.m, an apparent islamic extremist named shamsudin jabar was behind the wheel of a white pickup truck loaded with weapons, potential explosives, explosives and festooned with an isis flag. when he drove around police barricades and onto bourbon street, where jabar rammed into a crowd of revelers celebrating the new year. after crashing, jabar then exchanged fire with police and was killed in the shootout, but not before he was able to murder at least 15 innocent people while injuring dozens of others, including two responding police officers. but according to the authorities, jabar did not act alone as police are now on the hunt for a range of suspects and are investigating multiple possible other explosive devices placed around new orleans. here now, with the very latest fro

we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, kristen, thank you for that report. we are learning more tonight on that mass casualty attack. fox's connor hansen is monitoring the developments and joins us live from new york with more details. what can you tell us, christina? >> the fbi has identified that suspected terrorist as shamsuddin jabbar. he's an army veteran from houston, texas. and as we speak, we're hearing police in houston have actually surrounded what we believe is his home. and we also heard from president biden not long ago, who said he heard from the fbi that just hours before this attack took place, the suspect had posted videos related to isis and said things along the lines of that he had the desire to kill. we also know investigators are looking for other possible suspects who they might have seen placing explosive devices in that same area. >> chaos on new orleans iconic bourbon street. a driver just after three in the morning, crashing a pickup truck into a crowd of new year's day revelers. >> this man was trying to run over as m

fox news contributor ted williams ted, thank you. >> my pleasure.rmer president jimmy carter being remembered today with a procession making several stops in his home state of georgia. jonathon is live in atlanta. jonathon. >> hi anita georgia i cans are showing outside the carter center to honor native son they sent to the white house nearly a half a century ago. i'll have details coming up. the freestyle libre 3 plus sensor tracks your glucose in real time, and over time it can help lower your a1c. ♪ this is progress. learn more and try for free at freestylelibre.us ♪ anita: state funeral ?oans for america 39th president are now underway jimmy carter procession left his hometown of plains, georgia, this morning. it will soon arrive at the state capitol in atlanta. he'll then lie in repose at the carter presidential center for mourners to pay their respects. senior correspondent jonathon surrey is live in atlanta with more on all of this. hi, jonathon. reporter: good afternoon. anita today is the first of six days of formal funeral ceremonies comme

this is fox news live. i'm julie banderas. ks for joining us today on this new year's day and this tragic story on this holiday. i'm julie banderas. >> jonathan: tragic indeed. i'm jonathan hunt. the horrifying incident happening at the intersection of bourbon and canal streets, one of the busiest points on it new orleans on any evening, let alone new year's eve, as it went into new year's day 2025. police say the driver went out of his way to hurt people, even driving around barriers to get to them. that driver was eventually killed in a shoot-out with police that left two officers injured, although we understand they are thankfully at this point in stable condition. let's bring back in nicole parker, former fbi special agent and fox news contributor. and that's welcoming paul mauro, fox news contributor and former head of operations for nypd intelligence. great to have you here first, and let me pick up with you, nicole, first of all, it is fascinating, i think, to hear this was a u.s. citizen, obviously an arabic name, shams

the news at noon starts now. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon, i'm james torres. we start with breaking news out of san francisco this afternoon. employees of laguna honda are evacuated. that's because of a three inch gas line struck in the area. you're looking at video from twitter, from the san francisco fire departments page pg. and e is on the scene. they are repairing the pipe. we know the gas is now shut off. no word yet on how soon repairs will be done, nor when people can safely return to the area. we are monitoring the situation. we'll bring you updates as soon as we learn them. in the meantime, two oakland fire stations closed today in an effort to help balance the city's budget. ktvu is amanda quintana, live at oakland city hall, where the firefighters union just held a news conference calling on the city council to keep those fire stations open. amanda. >> yeah. that's right. so this is a temporary closure that's expected to last six months. but what it means is that those fire stations will be empty, so there's nobody inside to answer any calls for h

now back to our fox news special, a new year with kat and tyrus. i just okay. >> it is time to find out who was paying attention to all that insanity that happened in 2024. i'm going to ask each guest a multiple choice question, and then i'm going to choose the winner based on no criteria at all whatsoever. but then that person is going to get the most incredible prize ever given away on tv. all right. are we ready, baby? yeah. yes! >> don't call me baby. >> all right. kennedy. first question is to you. very good. on july 17th, why did the mirage hotel and casino close for good after 34 years in the las vegas strip? a mgm didn't want to foot the bill for renovations. b competition from other hotels and casinos. c property taxes were too high. or d it was never the same after president biden used the men's room. oh, obviously d you're going with d he dropped a bomb in the atf. >> had to go in there. you're going? it was a dookie. it wasn't actually an explosive device. >> you're going with d? >> i'm going with d. >> that is. >> that is incorrect. >>

[cheering and applause] >> greg: to our guests, our studio audience, "fox news at night" is next. i'm greg gutfeld, i love you, america. [cheering and applause] >> trace: good evening, i'm trace gallagher. 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news at night". >>> i do not believe that you are qualified. >> i have serious concerns. >> i don't believe that you can tell this committee or the people of america that you are qualified. >> what is the diameter of the rifle round fired out of the rifle? >> 556. >> how many rounds can you fit in a magazine? >> depends on the magazine but standard issue is 30. >> what size round does the m9 beretta -- >> 9-millimeter. >> trace: it appears to be closed but pig -- pete hegseth could make it across the finish line. he spent time in the hop seat on capitol hill defending himself against low blow attacks on his left flank. democratic senators going after him with unproven allegations of excessive drinking and sexual misconduct. >> did you take your staff, including young female staff members, to

possibly a razor. >> ainsley: and a shower cap. >> brian: love the shower cap. >> steve: meanwhile, fox newslert out west, new wildfire warnings issued in l.a., dangous winds expected to pick up again and fan the flames that have killed 24 people that we know of. >> ainsley: red flag warning after fox news camera captured moments crews discovered human remains in a burned down property. >> lawrence: griff jenkins joins us. >> griff: this property behind me is an active crime scene. you see l.a. county sheriff deputies cordoning this area off with police tape. we were here ing yesterday as urban search and rescue teams accompanied by cadaver dogs. it is buildings collapse and they did make a human remains recovery. we spoke to cal fire's sp spokeperson, here is what he had to say. what you see behind us, that international team that specializes in natural disaster and urban search and rescue, they have training in wild land firefighting. we're utilizing them to the best of their ability and their level of training and working hand in hand with the task force team. >> griff: this is still unde

i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. jana, back to you. >> and mark, real quickly, you had mentioned that 45 day window. is there any indication as to exactly when they might be putting this lawsuit into into the courts? >> well, that is as soon as they can possibly do it. the county does have an option in cases like this. and this is a formal process, by the way, that occurs. if you sue any government agency anywhere in california, you have to give the government agency notice and lay out some of the case of what you're planning to do. so if the county decided to settle this in some way, they could do that before a lawsuit is filed. but as you heard from the statement from the county there, they believe everything here is baseless and they plan to fight it in court. so 45 days from the filing date, which was december 19th, would be as soon as an actual lawsuit could be filed in court. jenna. >> all right. the situation continues to have its twists and turns marks here down in the south bay. thank you so much. a local fo

." ♪ ♪ >> a fox news alert, fox goes inside new orleans suspects home as a terrorist and more coming about his path to terrorism. speaking to former fbi agent on the similarities between new orleans terrorist suspect and the driver of the cybertruck that exploded in las vegas. >> in politics, they will be a crucial vote on capitol hill today for house speaker help president-elect trump starts his second term. you are watching "fox & friends first" on a very busy morning i am todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier and carley shimkus has that they'll. the latest on today's terrorist attack. >> louisiana top tourism is pointing fingers for what he calls excuses from new orleans city leaders as to the missing barricades at the entrance of bourbon street saying this about the mayor latoya cantrell. i've held my tongue long enough. her lack of leadership is an embarrassment and a little angry at the fact the french quarters have been trying to do for years have not gotten done. and the office responding with this, "the city of new orleans will not be distracted by outside commentary we

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jimmy fallon is the host of fox news saturday night and the host of fox nation's night of comedy.available this thursday on fox nation.com we'll get to that in a second. so gays are grabbing their guns. >> haha. two points. >> jon cryer, first of all, is a woke idiot. he wants to make a reboot called two and a half them. okay, he's like way out to lunch with the trump commentary, but he's right there with the gay activists. like the idea, jesse, that the guy who's dancing to the village people wants to go after gay people. that's like saying biden wants to take out the ice cream parlors. it's what they're known for. trump went to elton john's wedding, a gay wedding, mind you, ten years before obama and scotus got on board with that movement. so to that point, yes, gay people should be arming themselves for self-defense. not because they're under attack, but because self-defense is a good thing. my only advice is don't get safety tips from alec baldwin. hey, there it is. >> bang. so you have some of that hot take special stuff in the special and you can get it where and when and wh

fox news garrett tenney spoke to the ceo of meridian rapid defense group which makes the steel archerrier that are designed to prevent the exact kind of attack on bourbon street. the archer that new orleans has had for years and had hindsight would have changed everything. >> there is no question would have had a different outcome. it's difficult to say what that outcome would be, but we know what the product does. we're in the mitigation business, we are here to mitigation the situation. right? and that's what the does. it actually stops people progressing down down a path or a road or a street. attorney general of louisiana how did you first learn of the terror attack? >> well, i woke up in the morning on new year's day to an early phone call from the governor immediately called him back and, you know, discovered what happened we saw it breaking on the news. i wasn't aware of it until 6 6:30 a.m. we're hearing that the city had barrier to prevent this type of attack. the superintendent wasn't even aware that the city had them? is it time for her to resign? >> you know, i got that qu

let's bring in jimmy fallon, the host of fox news saturday night. jimmy, i picked this first one just for you. hey, did you miss meghan markle, the runaway royal who pled for privacy? she's about to drop a new series on netflix where you can watch her cooking, beekeeping and picking out flowers. >> listen, i've always loved taking something pretty ordinary and elevating it, surprising people with moments that let them know i was really thinking of them. >> what? >> this is probably one of the most glamorous moments of my life. it's magic. >> gosh, yo, meghan must view television for you. >> meghan markle is like a stray cat we fed once. >> that won't go away. she just keeps coming back. and obviously the whole show is an exercise in image rehabilitation because she's trying to look like this generous, giving person. even though she was known as the duchess of difficult like kayleigh. if she wanted to be fun and she wanted the american people to like her, she should do a true crime podcast about how she stole harry's nuts. because that is a mystery. n

guy: this is a fox news alert, the half-brother of the now-deceased new orleans attack suspect -- speakinging light on his sibling's path to radicalization. >> it started in the military and after the military, after his divorces he was looking for some type of guidance to help, you know, in his life, something to give him the right answers. maybe someone got ahold of him if his time of him trying to seek out what his purpose was, you know? maybe got in his head. guy guy ryan morrow is a researcher in extremist groups and foreign threat, and he joins us now. good morning to you. it sounds like this attacker may have been sucked into life online looking for purpose, casting about, and there was isis with open arms. is this typical with this sort of thing? >> yes. and that's why the term lone wolf is really deceptively misleading, and i would say evendown productive, because it gives -- counterproductive because it gives the the impression this is one of the mentally unstable people you will end -- encounter in a large population, and there's not much you can do about it. that's actually not

fox news alert. can the facing another day of dangerous winds as thousands of firefighters working in los angeles and ventura county. >> carley: search and rescue crews are searching for survivors or human remains. griff jenkins live from malibu with more on that later this hour. janice dean is here with fox weather forecast. >> janice: not a lot of containment in palisades and eaten and auto fire is only 47% contained. winds are not our friend today but improvement getting into friday and weekend. yesterday eaton and palisades fire most destructive california wildfires in terms of how many structures have burned. this is going down in history books. winds calm. good news. relative humidity is quite low and winds could gust to 50 to 60 miles per hour today. wind gusts yesterday, 74 mile per hour, hurricane-force winds. expecting wind gusts later this afternoon. sometimes this morning and then things will die down. not great news for areas burning out of control. fire weather warning for southern cali

fox news alert. i'm marianne rafferty, live in los angeles. multiple wildfires are still burning around l.a. county, and the situation could soon get worse with the unexpected return of strong winds. one of the latest to erupt is the kenneth fire, which burned nearly a thousand acres in just a few hours. that fire is burning on the border of l.a. and ventura counties north of los angeles. the california wildfires are now blamed for the deaths of at least ten people. but as rescue crews searched through the rubble, that number is expected to grow. the fires have consumed more than 27,000 acres and destroyed over 10,000 buildings, most of them homes. in some areas. entire neighborhoods have been wiped out. to make things worse, the l.a. fire department has now confirmed that one of the two essential super scooper aircraft has been damaged. it was struck thursday by a civilian drone, but in a sliver of good news, the california national guard has arrived. they arrived last night. they'll help local police and firefighters stop both looting and fi

well, we start with a fox news alert. st the span of a few hours this morning, two events are shaking the nation to its core. first, a confirmed terrorist attack in new orleans where a vehicle mowed down a crowd of new year's eve revelers late last night, about 3:15 a.m. on bourbon street. now, at least 15 people were killed, dozens injured. now this as a tesla cybertruck exploded outside of trump tower in las vegas. police are also investigating any terror related connections this hour. now, we'll have more on that story in a bit. but first, we begin here with garrett tenney, who is in new orleans with the latest. garrett. >> yeah. and, kaylee, right now i want to take our viewers to the north side of houston, where an fbi swat team and local police have surrounded a house that is in some way connected to this morning's terror attack here in new orleans. we don't know if the suspect if this is their home, but we do know that they did live there in the houston area at some point. so whether or not this is his home or the h

the ceo of meridian rapid defense told fox news new orleans already had a stockpile of 48 archer barriersesigned to stop a nearly three ton truck traveling at nearly 60 miles per hour. they were put on the street only after the attack. >> actually, we have them. i didn't know about them, but we have them. and so we have been able now to put them out. >> there is no question we would have had a different outcome. it's difficult to say what that outcome would be. >> it's now known jabar had domestic problems, two divorces and a mountain of debt. in videos he claimed had aligned with isis. investigators are still trying to learn why this army veteran turned domestic terrorist. >> that's going to help everybody not just us, but nationally to understand, you know, what drives conduct like this and at the end of the day, we still have to plan for it because, you just never really know who is going to be the person who snaps. >> and the white house announced that president joe biden will come here to new orleans on monday. the statement reads that he will grieve with family members and community

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fox news alert now. ay, possibly seconds away from the start of the new 119th congress and a critical vote for house speaker. president-elect donald trump has backed speaker mike johnson on monday and double down today with support. however, we do know representative lawlor was on during this program that there are some hold-outs potentially and so we're watching the situation as trump begins to call people and make a difference, what will it take for 100% for speaker johnson? "outnumbered" after the break. ♪ also from advil, advil targeted relief, the only topical with 4 powerful pain fighting ingredients that start working on contact and lasts up to 8 hours. check in time is 3:00 it's 2:55. i know. is this what he's doing now? as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. no games. no fun. yes, coach. (♪) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one you have all to yourself. (male announcer) an important m

ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> ktvu fox two news at five starts now. >> i want to make sure that we have balanced budget. i want to make sure that the next person that comes in here as mayor can get started and have a smooth transition. >> now, at 5:00, a new interim mayor takes the helm at the city of oakland. kevin jenkins will lead the city for the next four months as the list of candidates who wants that job continues to grow. >> i am ecstatic that congresswoman lee has officially filed to run for the mayor of oakland. >> well, after months of speculation, congresswoman barbara lee officially files paperwork for a potential mayoral run. good evening. i'm claudine wong, and we begin with the city of oakland swearing in its third mayor in the past two months. today, the council unanimously voted to appoint council member kevin jenkins to the role of council president and interim mayor. and though he will only hold that title of mayor until a special election is held in april. jenkins and his fellow council members have a tall task ahead. the city is wrangling a budget deficit that has

in atlanta, dana fowler, fox news. >> well, it does not feel like winter for us., it felt like a fall day out there walking around with the sunshine, the dry winds and some pretty warm temperatures. take a look at the highs from this afternoon. had to remind myself this is january and temperatures in the 60s and the lower 70s. so definitely a bit strange for us here in the bay area for this time of year. and of course in southern california, their fire season continues. the red flag warning reissue that's in place until 6 p.m. wednesday. increasing winds happening tonight into sunday morning, and then another round of stronger winds late monday and into tuesday. so here's a look at that red flag warning in place for all these areas in red that we could be talking about. gusts around approaching 40 to 50 miles an hour. and in the mountains could be approaching 70 miles an hour. so it's a bit daunting. as you know, today they actually had a break in the winds and they still had a lot of fire activity. but now we are adding some more wind, a dry wind to the mix tonig

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> good evening, i'm trace gallagher, and inside a breaking news edition of american's late news, fox newst. we are getting brand new information on the truck attack in people in the french quarter of new orleans. the fbi now leading the investigation and treating it as an act of terror and also asking for the public's help in the search for likely coconspirators which by the way, that is a live look, the french quarter, the scene of the crime in new orleans. as the death toll has now risen to 15 with dozens injured, some severely. and one very important question that my colleague asked louisiana senator john kennedy. >> is new orleans safe tonight? >> yes, but we're still in the process of tightening up security. we're still in the process of doing everything that we possibly can. >> and we will go indepth on that very process. we have team fox coverage. garrett tenny is on the ground live in new orleans with the latest on the investigation. we begin with mary ann rafferty on the other potential terror threat in las vegas with a tesla cybertruck and a trump-owned hotel. >> a few hours aft

going to warm things up we have a fox news alert. all new right now this hour.ouncing major changes to its censorship policy. the company's chief global affairs officer is here in the studio. is he going to join us in a moment on meta's renewed focus on free speech. >> brian: very close to coming to the couch according to reports. >> a flurry of new actions as president biden is on the way out. now is he transferring 11 detainees suspected of having ties on al-qaeda out of get mow to start a new life. >> ainsley: so they can go and get married. play soccer. and serving her country infantry in the military and as miss america. two roles, one lady, air force second lt. madison marsh reflects on the pat year doing double duty. >> lawrence: i can't wait for that the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ all right. buckle up. we have a fox news alert. moments ago meta the parent company of facebook and instagram announcing they are changing their policies to focus on free speech. ceo mark zuckerberg saying

[cheering and applause] fox news that -- fox news and night is next, stay strong california. >> trace: it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles and this is a special edition of america's late news, functions at night. >> i'm still trying to hold back the tears because this was it. this was our place, our home. >> you had a home one day and nothing is there. i'm hoping something is there, anything. a piece of silverware. >> i had no chance to get anything. what i'm holding is what i have. >> i've been trying to get to my family photo album so i can recall what it looked like before. >> trace: the death toll from the l.a. fires now stands at seven with 10,000 homes and structures destroyed. more than 130,000 people remain evacuated as the los angeles wildfires rage for a third night. the dire reality settles in for the nation's most county. people who are sad and angry. >> our state has filled us. the strongest in the new union doesn't have the infrastructure to protect these people. tons of warnings, no action, not enough action. >> why was there no water in the hydr

fox news at night is next. on behalf of greg gutfeld, i'm tyrus, and we love you, america. >> i'm lisa booth in for laura ingraham, and this is a special edition of the ingraham angle. >> brand new information tonight about the terror attacks in new orleans and the cyber truck bombing outside of the trump hotel in las vegas. >> fox's mike tobin is on the ground in new orleans and has details on both incidents. >> mike, you know, lisa, as night falls, we see in new orleans that wants to rebound and start the party again. but all around us are reminders of the sadness. here we have 14 wooden crosses for 14 innocent lives lost in this attack. also tonight we have video of the start of this attack. this is security video from the crescent restaurant or the crystal restaurant. i should say they caught the moment that truck sped into the crowd, killing 14 and injuring 37. witnesses react. >> just the traumatic parts of it, of human nature and what anyone's capable of. >> like the bodies mangled, strong like several un