gallagher: yes. rep. malliotakis: the salt deduction, could you explain how constituents may not have benefited from salt? ms. gallagher: the salt adduction was, because of its limitation the salt deduction is actually part of the computation of the amt. it is an ad-back. you are calculating your taxable y have to add back all of your salt taxes. my warning in my written testimony was that if there is an argument to have salt, then we have to keep amt out as well. rep. malliotakis: i agree with you. ms. gallagher: because everybody who may not be limited in salt will be paying amt and they are no further ahead than they were. rep. malliotakis: i agree with you 100%. with salt, if we were able to increase that deduction do you have any estimates of what could cover the majority of middle-class families? ms. gallagher: i have not done that math. rep. malliotakis: no problem. just curious. around $23,000 was the average deduction from middle-class families with an income level of to hunt a thousand dollars t

obviously miss gallagher, i might -- ms. gallagher, i turn to you. you might advise a lot of these businesses. the firm i work for is now part of plant moran where i know you started your career. what do you tell your clients as they approach a point where they are starting to take on too much debt? what is the cost to a family business of having too much of a debt burden? ms. gallagher: there are a lot of different aspects of a family's finances. so debt in a silo cannot be addressed. mr. schneider: when you have too much debt, you have to service that debt. you have to start paying the interest on the debt and start paying the principal on the debt. as a business you're trying to grow. you take on debt to acquire equipment or branch off into a new business line, that's going to pay back -- pay itself back. if you are taking on debt to basically spend extravagantly, that debt service will become a huge burden. are you aware what the debt service of the united states, what the burden is at this point? ms. gallagher: no. mr. schneider: larger than our

gallagher: absolutely. rep. moran: if we take that away, what happens if those businesses no longer pay the lower rate but are paying 43%, more than 99% of the businesses in america would pay. what would happen? ms. gallagher: an economic downturn. rep. moran: that's what happens. i want to end by agreeing with mr. gomez when he says we should consider the impact of working families when we consider the tax cuts paid in my district we have a median income of $61,000. a family would see a $1142 tax cut. it is worth about six weeks of groceries in my region. it's enough money to cover about 27 full tanks of gas even in our big trucks. that's based on the average pricing. those are important things. groceries and gas are important to every american and every texan i represent. the tax cuts and jobs act cannot expire, we must continue the provisions to allow families to thrive and businesses to grow. rep. plaskett: it's great to be part of these discussions that affects so many americans pay the notion of taxes and

gallagher. you may begin when ready. >> chairman smith, ranking member neil, distinguished members of this committee, thank you for the opportunity to provide testimony today on the importance of properly extending provisions of the tax cuts and jobs act, tcja. my name is michelle gallagher, cpa from the great state of michigan with 35 years of experience working with businesses of all sizes of the working families, and multigenerational family enterprises. i have seen firsthand how the provisions of the tcja have provided critical support to the businesses, farmers and working families that form the backbone of our economy. to start, i want to strongly encourage congress to make addressing the permanency of tc ja your top priority. taxpayers and their advisors are desperately seeking certainty and protect ability so they can plan for the future. without clarity, businesses and farmers are likely to delay or forego investment which could stall economic growth and depressive job creation. congres

mike gallagher welcome it is good to see you again. thank you for joining us this afternoon.ion to the wreckers study and how valuable is it to how we need to understand whether or not tiktok should be banned in the united states? >> it's incredibly valuable a cat think it was so unique about the initial and cri analysis that came out in august is they use the metrics that tiktok themselves had encouraged people to explore to defend themselves. compare content to content that appears on instagram for example. so and cri took that an apples to apples did a comparison and had extreme and ultimately is. there were no differences win it come to pop-culture content for example but with anything critical of the chinese communist party, extreme disparity started to emerge. tiktok predictably trash the initial analysis and said well that's peer review. they went back and gathered more data and subjected it to peer review so now we have a more fulsome, more rigourous study that's even more for tiktok. a proves what ultimately became the primary concern of democrats and republicans in

>> greg: i guess we finally figured out who killed gallagher. according to a new study, ai can predict career success from a single facial image. on the downside though, can also predict total failure. and snow has been dumping on states in the south, including 10 inches in new orleans. of course new orleans hasn't experienced 10 inches since tyrus left. [laughter] he has huge forearms! and all of those wrist curls! so donald trump won the electorate college, all the swing states and the popular vote. that is virtually every state in the nation shifting significantly to the right. so one may wonder, what do the democrats have left? well, they will always have hitler. >> what do you think of elon musk, perhaps the presidents most visible advisor, doing to hitler salutes last night at the president's televised rally? >> no, elon musk did not do those salutes. >> i think that your work and the administration's work on anti-semitism only comes with real impact and credibility if it holds both right and left accountable. the credibility comes with ca

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charlotte gallagher, bbc news.at the age of 95. everyone who followed the theatre and cinema has her as a legend in their minds and a lot of people arejust legend in their minds and a lot of people are just saying wow, this is a woman who cared for her husband, didn't want to use his name to further her career yet there is a theatre named after her in scunthorpe where she was born. it is really amazing to see somebody like this who had to go through so much. they mentioned great and courageous determination in the notes saying rest in peace, and yes, indeed, this is what her career has inspired in so many women who came after her. indeed. and you talk about some of her career, for those who have not followed her work as closely, what would you say were some of her highlights? winning the tony awards therefore a taste of honey... many of us were there at the time to see that but it is something that imprinted on so many people's mines who went and saw her and watched her live on stage. she had that magnetic presence

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.british film—maker asif kapadia, is bringing cinema audiences an unsettling look at what the future may bring. tom brook reports. it isa it is a docudrama about relay figures with the imagined dystopian world with the so—called new san francisco of the future. for the film maker it is an attempt to get audiences to confirm what he sees as an impending crisis in the world. something seems to be going on there seems to be this push towards authoritarianism to the destruction of the climate and the planet, technology, surveillance, all of these different things which were happening which i was feeling uncomfortable and nervous about, scared. and somehow all i wanted to do was put it all together in a film where it is not a central character were about one place or one theme or by the actor, i went to to deal with it on a global level.— it on a global level. there is a narrative _ it on a global level. there is a narrative thread _ it on a global level. there is a narrative thread where -

[applause] >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher it is 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 11:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news fox news at night. raking tonight a father and son, a world traveler, former child actor, just for among the 24 lives officially lost in the devastating los angeles wildfires. authorities say that number -- that number will almost certainly rise. the news comes as and leg braces for another round of dangerous santa ana wind the governor demanding answers from whoever is in charge of california. >> does the buck start with you. >> we are all in this together we are all better off when we are working together to take care of you -- people. >> governor of the largest state in the country and what happens in l.a. you were ultimately responsible as the governor. >> of course. i want to know the answers so i'm the governor of california i want to know the answer. >> trace: critics point to go to might be spending more time fighting this information than fighting fires. >> the reservoirs are completely follow that mess an

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz—birkenau. the camp was opened by the nazis in occupied poland in 1940. it started as a concentration and labour camp but was transformed into a notorious extermination camp. more than one million people were murdered there, the majority were jews. the 27th january also marks holocaust memorial day to remember the six million jews killed during the second world war. i've been talking to dov forman, the great—grandson of an auschwitz survivor, lily ebert, who died in october, aged 100. dov and lily used social media to tell her story. he also campaigned against anti—semitism and educates school children about the holocaust. he began by telling me more about his great—grandmother, and what she experienced when she first arrived at auschwitz. she lived an incredible life. she lived an incredible life. she survived but not only survived, she thrived, she had ten grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren. and a great grandchildren. and a great grandchi

assembly leader james gallagher. thank you for coming on.s angeles times", the headline is la fire officials could have put engines in the palisades before the fire broke out. they did not. it goes on to say fire officials chose not to order the firefighters to remain on duty for a second shift last tuesday as the winds were building which would have doubled the personnel on hand and staff don't staff just five more than 40 engines. it goes on, you get the picture, i don't know how they keep their jobs. >> it's just another instance of the mismanagement that we've seen since this fire broke out. you heard about the cuts to the fire department. now these were not deployed in the way they could be. avenue some also made a similar mistake. he vetoed a bill just this year that would have kept seasonal firefighters on for a full 12 months. those were people that could have been deployed during the fires as well. >> trace: gavin newsom said the following, watch. >> it's not just about this fire. ms. and disinformation that can divide a country on

[cheering and applause] >> greg: trace gallagher, jamie lissow, kat timpf, tyrus, her studio audience, "fox news at night" is next. i'm greg gutfeld, i love you, america. [cheering and applause] >> trace: good evening again, i'm trace gallagher. 8:00 on the west coast, 11:00 p.m. in new york city and this is america's late news, "fox news at night". breaking tonight, promises made, promises captain. after two full days in office president trump's cleanup is in full swing. as of today all federal dei offices closed. >> merit. our country is going to be based on merit again. >> trace: in u.s. embassies abroad can no longer flight pride flags or black lives matter flags. the state department saying its time to take pride in the american flag again. plus the pentagon sending 1500 more active-duty troops to secure the southern border and i.c.e. set to resume the term illegal alien instead of noncitizen. already arresting almost 400 and only illegal migrants including known terrorist, rapists and murderers and just 48 hours. >> he is sending a very clear message to the rest of the world. if

assembly minority leader james gallagher told abc seven news that newsom should get rid of the trumpof aspect of the special session altogether. lawmakers are planning to allocate 50 million for a legal defense fund in anticipation of lawsuits with the trump administration. >> the special session was ridiculous to begin with, but especially now with the wildfires that we're experiencing here in california, the impending insurance crisis that we could be we already were facing, but probably even more detrimental at this point. >> it all comes as incoming president donald trump has threatened to withhold federal aid from california. >> and we'll say, gavin, if you don't do it, we're not giving you any of that fire money that we send you all the time. >> u.s. house speaker mike johnson signaling support monday. >> i think there should probably be conditions on that aid. that's my personal view. >> gallagher says he's hopeful the incoming commander in chief will put personal grudges aside. >> every time we ask the president for help, he came through 100%. >> the governor also signed an e

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.to rule later on whether to uphold a law banning tiktok in america on grounds of national security unless its chinese owner sells off its american operations to a non—chinese buyer. as it stands, tiktok will be banned on sunday, just a day before president—elect trump's inauguraton. but there are growing indications that the president—elect may give tiktok a reprieve. his incoming national security adviser mike waltz told fox news there's provision in the law to delay the ban for 90 days if it looks like a buyer can be found. elon musk, former us treasury secretary steve mnuchin, and even online personality mr beast have all been named as possible buyers of tiktok�*s us business. many of the 170 million americans who use tiktok are hoping a ban can be averted. the bbc has been hearing from two influencers who have built their careers on the app. i don't think creators�* voices are being heard. i don�*t think creators�* voices are being heard. these businesses are being heard that are g

trace gallagher coming up with live coverage from california next. >> i'm tal

i'm kevin corke in for trace gallagher on "fox news at night".iday night, a lot of congressional action over my shoulder and no doubt about it gets given the legacy media a lot of time to weigh in on the vote to confirm pete hegseth is a new defence secretary. christina coleman with that side of the story from the southland. great to hear that things are okay with the family. >> reporter: that's right, thank you kevin. living out here with these california wildfires, what are you going to say? these media pundits on the left, some of them continue to criticize the army combat veteran over unproven accusations. you know, they continue to go on and on about paid has got -- pete hegseth, making accusations he denies. you have folks on the left it won't let it go. msnbc said,'s pete hegseth the only person that donald trump can appoint to this rule, is there anybody else in his orbit that would be qualified and that may be doesn't have this sort of potential baggage? just one example of people in the press who continue to rail on hegseth, despite all

i'm trace gallagher. is now 11:00 p.m. on the trace gallagher and it's on the s is america's thi late ms. fox news late at nighta appeared to tonight we get brand-new information on therr horrifying truckif attack on people in the french quarter of new orleans. the fbi i leading theio investigation is treating it ase an act of terror and asking for the public's help in the search for likely coconspirators as thw death toll has risen to 15 withh dozens injured and someme of thm severely. ats this hour the fbi jointde tterrorism task force staked outside of the suspect's home in euston north houston has a signed search warrant and expec that as you look live there to enter that homo ene very soon.oo they expect to get a lot ofil l information. we will detail that for you. do we have team fox coverage garrett tenet with the latest on the investigation but we began with marianne rafferty on the terror threat that took place today in las vegas involving tesla cybertruck and trump owne. hotel coach a good evening.ly the terroris

ashley gallagher, the business owner turned her into a state farm into a distribution center for food, water slowly peterson building supplies for neighbors. in neighbors in their cafÉ. , propane tanks on the heaters and anything else the people in every county needed and none of the individuals cared about the party registration about the person. it never entered their mind. they just stepped up neighbors. i could stande here all day performed an act of courage and large and. people are good and ready to meet any challenge, north carolina strong. supporting our neighbors in western north carolina the same way they are reporting each other. we must fast track getting them back their homes as quickly as possible support business owners the hiring our economy for decades to come and rebuild roads, bridges things so they are resilient. that's why each of my first technical risk factor red tape to rebuild. this past tuesday, the last everything in the blood andng as rebuild she's living home on her own pretty warm. i'm committed arm in arm for as long as it takes. [applause] north carolin

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's matt.ever know! whether it has been heavy snow or flooding it has been causing disruption but that system is now moving off toward scandinavia but leaves us with cold air for the rest of the week. we could see some the lowest temperatures of the winter yet by night. sharp overnight frost and still risk in places of some snow and ice. also tonight we have got some sleet and snow in northern ireland which will push through parts of wales overnight towards the south—west and some in southern england. so the far north of scotland could wake up to some snow tomorrow. temperature not as low tonight. 0verall more sunshine tomorrow but in scotland we start off with some snow showers in the north which will move south through the day further up northern ireland and north—west england and wales and parts of midlands still some sleet and snow flurries could push on but more of us will be dry. temperatures feeling well below freezing. the wind slowly easing a little as we go through the night and into

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.ts of a new—born baby who was found alive in a shopping bag in east london one year ago. the infant, who's since been named elsa, was found in freezing conditions last january. dna tests showed that she is the sister of two other abandoned babies, but police have not yet identified the parents. thousands of homes in north wales are still without water, three days after a pipe burst at a treatment works. welsh water said last night that the pipe had been repaired, but it could take up to 48—hours to fully restore supplies. here's our wales correspondent tomos morgan. queues of cars almost half a mile long at a water bottle station in north wales. for the past two days, residents in conwy have been without one of life's basic needs and forced to go and wait for water. very difficult to cook anything. itjust — you know, we haven't actually — we can't even flush the toilet. you know, it's really hard. around 40,000 homes are still without water, homes of those such as 85—year—old charles g

[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 a strip club? >> will you resign? >> on behalf of the men and women i'm serving. >> you have admitted that you had sex

charlote gallagher, has that story. one of the most spectacular sights in nature. oh, my god!t of the water close to the cornish coast. whale watchers have been flocking to the area since the mammal was spotted. dan abbott is one of them. as soon as i hear about a humpback sighting in cornwall, i've pretty much already packed my car and head down. it's worth all the effort. it's worth freezing your toes off all day long for those few seconds of seeing the animal. but there's something really special about seeing that species here in the uk and especially in more recent years when there's been much more sightings around the coastline. you're still lucky to see a whale in british waters, but sightings are becoming more common, like here off and they�* re becoming increasingly frequent in the uk. but why? charlote gallagher, has that story. one of the most spectacular sights in nature. oh, my god! spectacular. she's doing it for us. a humpback whale breaching out of the water close to the cornish coast. whale watchers have been flocking to the area since the mammal was spotted. d

trace gallagher coming up with live coverage from california next. >> i'm trace gallagher welcome to "your world" we are live today in the pacific palisades. maybe the hardest hit area we don't know because we really have not surveyed what is going on in the fires in altadena and pasadena but in this area and pacific palisades it is our first chance to get an up close street by street block by block look and i know the term war zone is overused but this looks like a war zone to. you walk around up here in this area and you csee it isy house. street by street block by block no matter where you go and pacific palisades it looks like this. you can hear the crunching beneath the feet of my photographer tommy chu. that is the rubble. and right now i would say that 50, 60% of pacific palisades is nothing but trouble. we go down here it is kind of fascinating because both sides of the street it is on every single block except when you come up the house. when you come up the hose from the palisades it looks like nothing was touched and then you start to get to the top end it starts to threat

aidan gallagher was in 0magh shopping on the day of the bomb. the 21—year—old never came home.had 31 beautiful, innocent people die and i think it's important that they are acknowledged. the thing at the back of all of our minds is that the people responsible for this horrendous, wicked and evil atrocity will not be held to account. that's the unfortunate thing. chaired by lord turnbull, the inquiry will spend the next four weeks hearing from relatives of those who were killed and those who witnessed the bombing and its aftermath. it will also evaluate the intelligence picture at the time, but its purpose is not to identify the individuals responsible. for many people who live and work in 0magh, the consequences of the bombing are still present even today. the 0magh bomb is something that whenever you do think about it, and you think about it too much, it becomes a very emotional and evocative subject. and i think that's maybe where a lot of people are. they don't forget it, but they might not necessarily want to dwell too much on it. five former pupils at this school were kill

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charlotte gallagher reporting there. and led it for nearly a0 years, bringing an extreme ideology into the mainstream of french politics. always a divisive figure, tonight saw extraordinary scenes of large celebrations in central paris at the news of his death. andrew harding looks back at his career. he was, for years, the most divisive figure in all of france. jean—marie le pen, his surname like a bullet ricocheting through french politics. le pen was born in rural obscurity. he studied law, then became a soldier fighting in the wars that hastened the end of france's colonial empire. in the 1970s, he founded the extreme—right national front. le pen could be thuggish, a brawler, quick to scrap with critics who saw him as a dangerous populist and racist. but it was his views about the past that provoked the most outrage. he defended france's wartime collaboration with the nazis, and he described the gas chambers and genocide of 6 millionjews as... "un detail de l�*histoire de la guerre mondiale." a detail of history. eve

ashley gallagher, a small business owner, turned her indoor skate park to a distribution center for foodwater, clothing, heaters, building supplies for neighbors. amy davis and her family provided tens of thousands of meals to hungry mcdowell county neighbors from their country store and cafÉ in old fort. ashley carpenter, excuse me ashley cook and freddie carpenter got food, propane tanks, heaters and anything else the people in avery county needed. none of the individuals i met cared a wit about the party registration they were helping. it never entered their minds. they stepped up helping neighbors. truly, i could stand here all day and list heroes who performed courage, decency, large and small. our people are good and ready to meet any challenge. they are north carolina strong. north carolina strong means supporting our neighbors in western north carolina the same way they are supporting each other. we must fast track getting people back to their homes as quickly as possible. we must support small business owners so they can keep powering our economy for decades to come. we must reb

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[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 solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> trace: breaking tonight, the winds of change once again making it too cold in the nation's capital to hold a presidential inauguration outside. just like 40 years ago when president ronald reagan was sworn in for the second time. president-elect donald trump announcing the decision today on truth social. we will show you what this means for the big day in moments. plus, another trump nominee holding her own in a confirmation hearing today. kristi noem the likely future homeland security secretary making clear what the priorities of that department will be. >> over 300,000 -- went missing during the biden administration. >> let's put aside. >> i can't put aside 340,000 children. >> trace: those priorities will take effect immediately. "the new york post" saying the trump administration will k

. >> 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". >> this looks like a war zone. i grew up in nazi germany and that is what germany looked like after the war and during the war. the differences they bombed from these guys. >> trace: breaking tonight, a war zone. that's what parts of los angeles look like tonight after 35,000 acres burned. 13,000 homes obliterated and infrastructure annihilated. >> this is what is left of the home i grew up in for 31 years. we just had christmas morning right over here, right in front of the chimney. >> trace: this as a bombshell report confirms the 117 million-gallon water reservoir and the palisades was empty and off-line when the fires exploded. governor newsom says anything you hear is wrong, misinformation, and don't blame me. >> is the situation with the water? >> folks are trying to figure that out. >> how was that there was no water? >> i'm not interested in finger-pointing. >> we have to deal with mis

i'm trace gallagher in for bret baier.e are learning some of the names of the victims of the new orleans massacre. we will take y you there. then to las vegas where we have key details about the person of interest in the cyber truck explosion outside trump international hotel plus, speaker johnson huddles with key republicans as he hopes to hang onto the gavel. ♪ but, first, breaking tonight, the search for a motive in the new orleans massacre. federal investigators now say the suspect shamsud-din jabbar acted alone and the terror attack was inspired by the islamic state. he died in a a shootout with police after the attack which claimed the lives of 14 other people and injured dozens of others. president biden today said the fbi also established that jabbar planted explosives in two nearby locations. and had a detonator. correspondent garrett tenney is on the ground in new orleans. garrett, good evening. >> trace, as this investigation continues, the fbi is now working on putting together timeline for how and when this u.

. >> 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". breaking tonight, president-elect trump now getting his highest approval rating yet and it comes just three days before he is sworn in as the nation's 47th president. onto numbers on what is expected to be the coldest inauguration day in 40 years -- hot numbers -- with a forecast showing windchill factor somewhere in the teens. that is not the only reason for a chill in the air. looks like former first lady michelle obama and former house speaker nancy pelosi are bowing out of the festivities. we will have a full report on that in moments but first, president biden just gave his final interview as president to msnbc and once again he appears to be forgetting a few things. >> the biggest thing that's changing is how we communicate with one another. all kidding aside, did you think we would get to the point where we weren't sure who the editors were? who's out there saying you can't print that?

and why did one single home in malibu survive look at the fox news clip from last wednesday trace gallagherfic coast highway in southern malibu describing how the palisades fire had come down from the hill jumped pch and engulfed multimillion dollar beachfront homes, that clip was sent by a local contractor to the homeowner who was out of state the contractor warned it was burning up all the surrounding homes which it eventually did, you can see from the video taken by the neighbor from the beach but the next day almost like a phoenix rising from the ashes, the three-story structure was still intact amid the charred remains of the neighbors to the north and south. let us take you to a live camera to the home which is located on pacific coast highway standing there amid the ruins on either side it is owned by waste management ceo dave steiner who joins us live now. thank you for being here, you were not there thankfully but you have to tell us what were your thoughts when you got the first clip of fox news and trace gallagher and the contractor said yours is probably next. >> it was an emoti

i'm trace gallagher. is now 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles. this is america's late news, "fox news @ night." baking tonight, we are getting branding information on the horrifying truck attack on people in the french quarter of new orleans. the fbi now leading the investigation is treating it as an act of terror and acting for the public's help in the search for likely coconspirators, as the death toll has now risen to 15 with dozens injured, some of them severely. at this are the fbi's joint terrorism task force that has been staked out side the suspect's home in houston, north houston, has a signed search warrant and is expected, as you look live there, to enter that home very soon. they expect to get a lot of information. we will detail that for you. we have team fox coverage. garrett tenney live on the ground in new orleans at the latest on the investigation, but we begin with marianne rafferty on the other potential terror threat that took place today in las vegas, involving a tesla cybertruck and a trump-owned hotel. >> good evening, trac

mike gallagher was on last hour there's no way to extend a in te law for 90 more days politically trumpws many of his supporters are on tiktok. tom cotton may not be but donald trump has a political problem on his hand and i don't eyes going to fix it. >> mike gallagher someone who wrote the law so he would know. very interesting for you are right tiktok did not have to go dark today. one of the reasons they did is that what young people to say what am i going to do with all my free time now? let me call my congressman drum up some support and see if things can really change. donald trump has been very honest why he wants to talk to be saved she said i did very well with young people. young people like tiktok i want to make them happy. that's a line of thinking white politicians make they do the you usually not that open about it. that does not get rid of the security concerns even there's a 50% share between the 9 sites in china. it's a chinese company that means that by law they have to report all of their data to the chinese communist party. at the 50/50 share goes away. >> the algor

you for watching breaking news coverage on this expanded addition of america's late news i'm trace gallagher in los angeles over to bill now. >> thank you for joining us in los angeles at this hour as we have a handful of these fires burning in the southland with over a thousand structures destroyed and five people dead so far they are looking for potential bodies out there. 0% containment all across the board with the wildfires including a new one which broke out a couple of hours ago here's a live look as it started in the hollywood hills area causing mass evacuations but that fire spotted ahead of itself to the northern side and the san fernando valley here's a live shot and studio city, california, where moments ago we were watching a live helicopter feed of at least one structure that caught on fire and appeared to completely collapse what we've seen happen with the fires during the wind event is these embers get caught in the wind and they do what's called spotting ahead of itself going hundreds of yards to a mile ahead of itself and start a fire in a completely new area. so what were

>> well, or james gallagher is exactly right. he's a great guy, good friend of mine. on the same day california democrats in the state legislature voted for trump-proofing california with taxpayer money and against fire-proofing california, the republicans in the state legislature put forward an amendment to the emergency package that's being prepared saying let's spend money fire-proofing the state, clearing brush, taking the vegetation away from power lines, undergrounding power lines, all these common sense things that many of us have been arguing for for years. and the democrats voted against it. it's unbelievable. mike: you've got a strong take on what's happening in your beloved california. what about your future, steve? >> well, i do love california. it's my home. i've started companies here, i've raised -- we're raising our family here. it is the greatest place not just in america, but in the world as far as i'm concerned. but it's totally been run off the rails by these democrats with this terrible combination of far-left ideology and total incompetence and m

law passed by congress that came out of the house china select company that was chaired by michael gallagher, that drafted this law, found that tiktok was a national security risk because of two things. its access to data and its ability to use itself as a propaganda tool by china itself. the laws in china that allowed china to compel tiktok to manipulate itself, its data and its use of propaganda. the supreme court upheld this. it remains a national security threat. because of that, the united states congress -- the law that is the law of the land says that they need to divest themselves. the only thing that would protect us is divest titure. elon musk said -- he noted that twitter, his x, does not have access to china. that's sort of an admission by china as to what they're doing with tiktok. they won't let twitter or x in, almost an admission as to what they are doing. they said, we won't sell it. it's not a business. it's a propaganda tool, access to data. >> donald trump is not convinced of that. he issued an executive order saying he will figure out a deal. >> he said -- we hope that h

our town hall from congress tomorrow, trace gallagher next. >> good evening. i'm trace gallagher. it's 8 p.m. on the west coast, 11:00 here in the nation's capital. and this is america's late news. fox news at night. >> good morning, sir. >> how are you this morning? good morning. >> thank you. >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. >> you know the words. >> help me out here. america. america. >> i will, very simply put, america first. we're leaving office. >> we're not leaving the fight. >> could you imagine biden doing this? i don't think so. i don't think so. in america, the impossible is what we do best. and you are witnessing the dawn of the golden age of america. >> are you a dictator on day one? >> no. did president biden leave you a letter? >> he may have. >> wait. >> oh, what's in there? thank you. >> peter. it could have been years before we found out. >> and breaking tonight, the celebration galas and balls are in full swing after one very historic day, donald j. >> trump, again taking the oath of office, officially sworn in as the 47th president of the united stat

our town hall from congress tomorrow, trace gallagher next. >> good evening. i'm trace gallagher. it's 8 p.m. on the west coast, 11:00 here in the nation's capital. and this is

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.me runs out on their ten—year structural warranties. bellway says it will put right any legitimate build defects as quickly as possible. here�*sjon ironmonger. last summer we reported on a new—build bellway estate in cambridgeshire, with thousands of defects or snags. well, since then, many other homeowners have been in touch, complaining of long—standing structural issues. and on two estates in particular, residents are feeling exposed. the rainwater soaks down the side of the house here. there�*s all the staining from the red roof tiles and it happens on all four corners. since buying this bellway property a year ago, dean carpenter says he is worried about his damp walls, discoloured tiles, patches of moss and in the loft space, all the black mould on the insulation. in the months since, two roofing companies have come to the same conclusion. the roof has been tiled in it wrong from the start. simply put, they say there are too few rows of tiles. the roof needs replacing, it needs r

stage but we are working at pace to identify and arrest those involved. 0ur correspondent charlotte gallaghern the incident from woolwich. it was one of his first days back after the christmas break, and he's been stabbed to death, possibly on the bus on the way home. police were called to this area around 2:30, and the bus where this boy lost his life is just a few hundred metres from here. and as you can imagine, there's a huge forensic operation going along. lots of people stopping and asking, what on earth has happened here? people in woolwich really upset, really angry, but not very shocked. but not very shocked, they say, about what's happened that another young person has lost their lives on the streets of london. the boy's family have been informed and people in the area are saying, you know, they're worried for their own kids going to and from school and this violence in the city. so a real sense of sadness in woolwich here today. they haven't made any arrests yet. we've heard the police helicopter in the skies above us, and the police officers have been telling us that they've been

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