gerry adams doesn't get any money., it would actually during that should have said why it should be blocked as well. you know go down this a bit harder than rather than you know we'll try and do it with one. i worry this is going to be like the new ppi. do you remember that weird penod do you remember that weird period where you kept getting the calls like, oh, did you take out a loan? you're going to get the calls going? like, were you a member of the ira? and if so, press five or something and then who knows what happens. very good. yes. what's the times going with then? ceasefire joy on both sides. they've got the balance you're after. look you say pictures. the same size pictures as well to make sure they're fair. and if you stare down the middle and defocus like one of those stereoscopic ones, magic eye pictures, you can't really work out anything. so i mean, we've covered that story. isuppose mean, we've covered that story. i suppose their, their coverage of it is a little bit more balanced, but you want the bala

. >> when i fought gerry cooney, he was the number one contender.e was the white boy and they wanted the white guy to be heavyweight champion of the world. it was the market at the great white hope in the blue corner. >> introducing gentlemen gerry cooney. >> the basic reason for this multi-million dollar extravaganza is that just as blacks identify with heroes like muhammad ali, white people occasionally invest in a gerry cooney. i think it's fair to say that this impulse is more racial than racist, but that impulse has projected gerry cooney into this rich opportunity, despite the fact that he's never faced a legitimate contender and that he hasn't fought anyone for more than a year. >> i'm the champ, and you got the white guy coming in here and trying to take over my position. so i became the enemy, shake hands now let's get it on and go fight. and they wanted gerry to win. i was the underdog but it did sell tickets. how much money do you think las vegas made that night? that's how you look at it. right hand from cooney. >> holmes knows he has hi

and we have gerri willis and kevin o'leary, chairman of o'leary ventures.st, we begin with president biden's bitter farewell to the american people. with hours left in his over 50-year political career, biden used his final address to launch veiled attacks at president-elect trump, his allies, and the millions of americans who support him. and do not forget that four years ago, biden promised to be a president for all americans. he repeatedly preached about unity, unity. here is how he began his presidency with his inaugural address. >> to overcome these challenges, to restore the soul and secure the future of america requires so much more than words. it requires the most elusive of all things in a democracy. unity. unity. with unity. >> with unit. >> unit. >> unity. >> write an american story of hope, not fear. of unity not division. of light not darkness. >> kayleigh: high hopes. unity, it's a beautiful thing. well, watch how he ended his presidency. >> whether we show the courage to stand up to the abuse of power or we yield to it. abuse of power. >> abu

i'm also going to be talking about gerry adams issue.s to basically appeasing the ira? obviously, gerry adams denies ever being a part of the ira. i'm also going to be speaking to a brave survivor of the grooming gangs issue, so stay tuned for that. >> well, i'm glad you're keeping it on the agenda. splendid. that's all coming up after the weather. i'll be back with you next wednesday right here on state of the nation. engage with me on social media. i'll keep you in touch with what's going on in washington. see you very soon. right here on state of the nafion soon. right here on state of the nation with me, matt goodwin. bye bye. >> even though we'll see a cloudy start, it'll be a bright outlook for the rest of the day. boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. good evening. welcome to your gb news weather update from the met office. we could see some rather foggy starts as we head into tomorrow. then through the day we'll see a mix of cloud and some brighter spells. though it is going to be a cooler feeling day for most

willis gerri: that is right defense secretary nominee pete hegseth cleared a critical senate clotureirmed as soon as these today happening despite republican senators steven collins lisa murkowski voting no senate expected to get vote done john ratcliffe officially cia director after senate confirmation vote 74-25, j.d. vance you can see swearing him in confirmation hearings next week for rfk, jr., secretary health and human services kash patel fbi director tulsi gabbard director of national intelligence. >> tennis star novak out of open 37-year-old withdrawing from a match, after dropping his first set in a tiebreak crowd booing him as he walked off the court through them a double thumbs-up, defending his opponent saying djokovic was given everything to the sport first australian open final number one ranked. >> then this. americans don't intend to skip happy hour anytime soon, despite surgeon general recent warning about drinks link between chol and cancer showing 8 in 10 support cancer warning labels on alcohol, however, only two-thirds of respondents say those labels won't affect

gerri willis, thank you so much. we'll see you in the next hour, gerri.everal parts of the united states on this inauguration day. fox weather meteorologist marissa torres joins us with an update. marissa. >> good morning. that arctic siberian air pouring all the way down towards the gulf of mexico and when you talk about who will be under the threat, everybody from the rockies eastward. you talk about inauguration day, a big day in washington, d.c. d.c. is shaded in purple for the cold weather advisory. it's not going to be one of the coldest inaugurations on record but the last time we were this cold was 2009 with the first swearing in of president barack obama, that's when temperatures were in the mid-20s with a gusty northwest wind, wind chills in the teens. this year, it will be similar. that is why it's been moved inside. the wind chills expected to be like 8, 10 degrees, as a feels like temperature. we have a lot of folks that will be well below zero. this is dawning russ cold. it's expected to stay in place through today and tomorrow and setting t

we were just talking to congressman gerry connolly about this.nd it sounds from what they're being told up on capitol hill that this attacker may have been working alone. at least that's the way things look right now. what are you hearing? >> well, that is the belief so far. and in talking to investigators, talking to fbi, they have been telling us that they are operating with that as the sole purpose right now. but let's not forget, they have other intelligence that they're still trying to work on in terms of his laptops and his cell phone. as i take a step out of here, one of the things about this, and you talk about the video and how that played out, they were able to watch parts of this crime because of the fact of all the video surveillance that's on this street. this street has now been hardened because there are officers up and down this street. they have blocked it off differently than what it was blocked off before. there's been talks about the barricades that were down. those will be improved before the super bowl. the big conversation

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cheryl: more confirmation hearings for president trump cabinet picks gerri willis. >> that is right cheryl on capitol hill, things are get underway for two more cabinet nominees, former new york congresswoman elise stefanik faces senate relations committee for her nomination as u.n. ambassador, former georgia congressman doug collins questioned for the position of veterans favors secretary after hearing delayed last weeking the senate confirming marco rubio secretary of state, 99 to 0 vote first of trump's picks to be confirmed, confirmation voting for cia director john ratcliffe, defense secretary choice pete hegseth, could be happening as soon as this week. walmart addition is to pull back diversity equity inclusion initiatives dei is stirring controversy. more than 30 shareholders writing a letter urging company reverse course, calling the decision disheartening bad for business, 13 democratic attorneys general sent their letter demanding do no how dialing back programs properties civil rights in workplace walmart defending move to refocus work environmentally without bowing to pressure

. >> gerry, back over to you we would see less regulation, but according to you, that was a hallmark administration >> i think this is a part of the carter legacy that isn't really remembered well or appreciated he began the era of deregulation he moved in at the time of economic transformation. the country moving away from cheap oil to one driven by services and less by heavy manufacturing. tech was making an introduction. he decided government ought to be out of the marketplace in some respects. he deregulated the airline industry and trucking industry and deregulated oil prices that started the trend that reagan picked up essentially we have to stop treating the 20th century economy as if it was the 19th century economy and government needed to have a heavy hand to things. that was an important transition point. he never reaped the benefits of that, but started the trend that became a bipartisan trend. ironically, donald trump is still talking about the need to deregulate the economy. >> gerry and emily, thank you for thensight. on a programming note, cnbc will have special covera

cheryl: gerri, thank you. we'll see you next hour.s news to bring to you, right now. a new wildfire breaking out in san diego near the u.s., mexico border as trump is preparing to visit california today. 200 firefighters battling the blaze, it's already burned through 600 acres, it's currently zero percent contained. fox weather meteorologist britta merwin joins us with an update. >> that the border two fire. we've been watching it on fox weather during the overnight in california. unfortunately, the situation is turning dire. evacuation orders have been called. there's not a ton of people that live right next to the border two fire but it is burning towards more populated areas and a lot of californians have now been put on standby and some of them are being asked to leave. it is just one of nine fires that we're tracking in southern california. today, kind of the last tough day weather-wise. offshore winds that will be gusty especially for the first half of the day and critically low relative humidity. the big change is the forecast

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gerri, thank you very much. great discussion. all right.nging freezing temperatures to more than 35 states. fox weather meteorologist britta merwin joins us now with an update. britta. >> good morning, cheryl. it's brutally cold morning. on top of that we have a major winter storm that is utilizing the brutally cold air to produce white-out conditions. yes, we have the first ever blizzard warning issued by the national weather service office out of lake charles, louisiana and parts of interstate 10 in louisiana completely shut down. it is snowing on the shores of the gulf of mexico in texas and louisiana. we can see over 5 inches of snow in louisiana by the time we end today. the cold air does extend border to border, up to the north we have feel like temperatures as cold as negative 55 degrees in due lieutenant, minnesota. it's going to stay cold all the way through friday. no matter where you live, we're in it together. also, we do have breaking news on fox weather, a new fire has erupted outside of es candido, call imporcalifornia. join

also, i already feel a little bit more thank you so much for joining u.s., gerri.nd we hope that you have a very relaxed start to the new year. thank you both. i will be right >> still to come, we're still tracking that rain. as you can see all that green. we got a lo >> our take a look at this. a cow was rescued after falling into a crevasse in italy. the footage shows a cow being airlifted to safety. the fire department says the animal slipped off of a cliff in the sand area. the cows now being cared for my vet team. trying to get ready to say goodbye to the dragon and slither into the year. the stake preparations are underway. celebrate the lunar new year with a variety of images and cool mysterious reptiles in chinese culture. the snake symbolizes wisdom transformation and resilience. it's also known as the little dragon in the chinese new year of the snake starts january. 29 8 times what caused snake is a compliment. coming up next to the proper morning news 8 talk about that rain. kathy trafton has been tracking that stat. everything you need to know. >> and

gerri willis, fox business. >> robert f kennedy jr.ate confirmation hearing got underway today in washington. kennedy is the nominee to lead the department of health and human services. senators asked him to clarify his views on vaccines, abortion and public health priorities. kennedy insisted he is pro-vaccine, but walked back on previous pro-choice statements. some senators say they expressed concern about misleading statements kennedy has made in the past. here now, some of the back and forth. >> senator, you're asking me not to sue vaccine pharmaceutical companies. >> did you say lyme disease is a highly likely militarily engineered bioweapon? >> i probably did say that under our watch. >> kennedy is scheduled for a second hearing tomorrow, when senators will also question controversial cabinet nominees tulsi gabbard and kash patel. >> well. and weather. no big changes in our forecast for tomorrow, but eventually we're talking about rain. multiple days of rain that will impact your weekend plans, and we'll have the update coming up

keir starmer says he will look at "every conceivable way" to prevent the former sinn fein leader, gerry without trial during the troubles in northern ireland. you're live with bbc news. we're seeing reaction from world leaders to the ceasefire deal. the united nations secretary general, antonio guterres said the priority now had to be easing the tremendous suffering caused by the conflict. he said the un was ready to scale up the delivery of aid to palestinians. the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, said the agreement brought hope to the entire middle east. and britain's prime minister keir starmer said attention must turn to a permanently better future for israelis and palestinians grounded in a two—state solution. for reaction from washington, i spoke a little earlier tojohn kirby, white house national security communications adviser. how confident are you that all sides will honour this deal? that is the key question. implementation is the most important thing right now now that we have the deal itself. that is why we kept the trump team informed of this negotiat

i'm joined now by congressman gerry connolly. he is a democrat from virginia and a member of the house foreign affairs and oversight committees. congressman, great to see you. >> great to be with you, federico. >> so i do want to get your reaction to what is transpiring and what is not. thus far on this immigration plan from the trump administration, the border czar, you know, saying that he's being realistic. he said that on one of the talk shows today about deporting all migrants who entered the country illegally. but now we're reporting in this breaking news that u.s. military flights that had migrants on board do not have the approval of landing in colombia. and are steve contorno is reporting that the trump administration says they thought they had clearance for these u.s. military planes to land in colombia, only to now learn that the colombian president says no. what are your thoughts about this sequence of events? >> well. >> i'm kind of horrified that this can happen in america, particularly the report you just had on wh

popular house in the neighbourhood, it had a lot of hollywood memorabilia from bob hope, carol channing, gerryela lansbury and a number of others. and they often used the house as their own homes for the media in order to stay at home with, they didn't want to use their own homes, so they used mine. the neighbours often joked it was the celebrity home. i think i was very lucky i started getting things out early. i lost a lot of the memorabilia but i managed to get a great deal out. i felt for my neighbours who held out maybe too long. and some of them only got out with the shirts on their backs. i got out with five shirts, four pairs of pants and three shoes. my next—door neighbour's house is completely intact, nothing wrong with it, and yet every other house on the block is gone. it's hard to explain. i'm happy for them, it'sjust everything it hits, it is levelled. there is no resemblance whatsoever to anything identifiable existing, except the fireplace. i'm really proud of my neighbours because they have all grouped together, supporting each other, calling each other. our church, which was

popular house in the neighbourhood, it had a lot of hollywood memorabilia from bob hope, carol channing, gerryan, angela lansbury and a number of others. and they often used it as their own homes for the media in order to stay at home with, didn't want to use their own homes, so they used mine. the neighbours often joked it was the celebrity home. i think i was very lucky i started getting things out early. i lost a lot of the memorabilia but i managed to get a great deal out. i felt for my neighbours who held out maybe too long. and some of them only got out with the shirts on their backs. i got out with five shirts, four pairs of pants and three shoes. my next—door neighbour's house is completely intact, nothing wrong with it and every other house on the block is gone. it's hard to explain. i'm happy for them, it'sjust everything it hits, it is levelled. there is no resemblance whatsoever to anything identifiable existing, except the fireplace. i'm really proud of my neighbours because they have all grouped together, supporting each other, calling each other. our church, which was only three

system. potential of a flooding is that for originally maybe solved in you and the north coast of gerry and possibly too dizzy. there are shelves also like to be generated in this very strong and dusty wind in libya, which much show up down to the sahara. the reason that she is occasionally quite strong has been persistent to west africa, full of taxes, a season or wind speed, even temperature is high and make it really quite dusty as for right. and that's a rarity admittedly. but there's a hint, as well as most significant rain coming out through the republic of congo, and then towards most i'm big. the seasonal rain is quite significant, the very because i'm be in symphonic right in particular, where it will be welcomed, the unique perspectives. what could my community be gaining if we weren't spending money on all of those bonds? killing innocence? and as i said, 11 on, on her voices, the world has turned its back on so that our lives to match. so many people in math are just as much as any other connect with our community and be part of the conversation. we're still very upset becau

changed. police said that the expect it up to 25000 people to take from and to offer cutting out my gerry, it has become the 9 spot in the country of the brakes block of the announcement was made by the brazilian government, which is chairing the group this year, my julia, i forgot the most popular states joined the ranks of countries like bella, ruse, cuba, malaysia, and uganda were also part of the countries of breaks upon the status was introduced as a concept of the blog summit didn't process the deal because on last year and it gives page to the rights to participate in various activities within the organization and provide additional opportunities for trade and investment. now with this cost of the nations benefits from this partnership with the former echo as diploma. how can you change current funding? so it's a challenging use trust fund that you're on for i've forgotten. and then for the groups as a block will have an opportunity to share ideas where the option is always concrete, 0. but i'm assuming that to us with similar aspirations, all of the independence from the west came

system. potential of a flooding is that for originally maybe solved in you and the north coast of gerry and possibly too dizzy. there are shelves also like to be generated in this very strong and dusty wind in libya, which much show up down to the saw her. the wind that she is occasionally quite strong, has been persistent to west africa, full of taxes to cease nor wind speed. even temperature is high and make it really quite dusty as for right. and that's a rarity admittedly. but there's a hint, as well as the most significant rain finding out through the republic of congo. and then to was.

system. potential of a flooding is that for originally maybe solved in you and the north coast of gerry and possibly too dizzy. there are shelves also like be generated in this very strong and dusty wind in libya, which much show up down to the saw her. the reason that she is occasionally quite strong, has been persistent to west africa, full of taxes and fees, nor wind speed keeping temperatures high and make it really quite dusty as for right. and that's a rarity admittedly. but there's a hint, as well as the most significant rain coming out through the republic of congo, and then towards most i'm big. the seasonal rain is quite significant. the better because i'm be in symphonic right in particular, where it will be welcomed. the israel is the 97th country by population, but the 9th largest, honest producer in the world in a 2 part series of the 0 investigates how cutting edge weapons and surveillance technology is tested on a captive palestinian population then marketed around the globe, the palestine. the bar tree coming soon on as josie to the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching,

but no specific plan has been proposed just yet that we've heard from for my, my gerry and presidential last bill and then we've got to buy the 2nd. and he said that the u. s. has become and effective in resolving any conflicts in africa. it is really very simple that um, for the guns can continue to get off of the guns condition. there's also some hold on your boss or some house behind the quarterly report. so what piece do have we do have we have a democratic, the democratically elected government emerging, sasha. why not to support the government to push out directly? is what piece on everyone knows the data there. those are new schools are by enabling warranty. yeah, no. why do some one that is packaged as well, the model by your wisdom media of the nation. so these parts are available online and everyone news you in commercial point is, will be shown on have a secure to consume the team member that is involved in this the best modem flash. and then i think the just the new service. that's why i believe over time, you with the u. n. has to become informed to complete a new one and t

and we have been also seeing rise acts walk through gerry times. and we have been seeing a lot of also fuel trucks entering through uh the uh, the, the crossing and coming here crossing to. so la dean where i am sending right now. now, according to our sources, at least 124 trucks have entered sense the morning. and we have been also seeing more trucks coming in. but we need to keep in mind like yes, there is a human to tell you in a coming, but there are 2 challenges for distributing those. the aid, the 1st thing is people on the move like people were all concentrated and squeezed in the central area. but now people are going back to sun units, they're going to backdate up. well, they're going back to the eastern parts where they do not. uh, they're not based the place they were based before. and the 2nd thing is the warehouse is doing the work that is where the force has targeted a couple of warehouses where you and agencies have been storing their, their products, and the aid and all the food parcels. so now there are a couple of challenges, but

gerri: has been investment trooem now seeing really connect to the consumer level but that can mean profitmichelle taking a look at some notes from your product it seems like brands that are implementing ai, to, you know, show sample outfits to clients are increasing sales increasing profitability but something that is almost day one roi, a huge case we hear from a lot of people that don't really exist yet. is that what you are seeing out there? >> absolutely. i mean one of the biggest metrics of success we have is the repeat purchase rate repeat purchase customer buying again most don't buy on web site once never come back traditional might lose on that they pay so much to acquire you on facebook, instagram, tiktok, google, they might not make money back in that first purchase getting that loyalty up is what it is all about these days especially, environment becomes more competitive day on roi compounds overtime, lululemon, runawaymens warehouse a long list of clients well-known brand names thank you so much for being here, nice to meat. >> all right. we are look at st. johns church inaug

what does the future hold for you and your family, gerry?luckily we've had so much support from all of our friends that are outside the palisades community and long-term we're still figuring that out. it's insane to see these videos again because when i left the house it was not nearly bound, hartsville into the streets and, you know, all these videos i'm showing and it's my friends east houses and where we grew up and have so many memories and it's devastating to see it completely quon. gone. we're still figuring out what the future holds and i know that as a community, the palisades are so strong. and we've been all communicating together and we're all going through this together and, you know, we will rebuild it back to its former glory for sure. >> sandra: i'm sure i speak for many of our viewers and listeners right now, we're incredibly moved by your story. and our best to you and your family. you've been through a lot and you have each other and in times like this, we always have to remind ourselves of that. we will stay in touch and o

just as dewey the purpose, gerry's instructions is to instructions on how to make their deliberations consistent with the law. and this is what he says. he tells the jurors. they should not convict if there's reasonable doubt of guilt, that's fine. but then he also says the defendant's community, reputation and character may raise a reasonable doubt about a defendant's guilt, even in the face of strong incriminating evidence. so just your reputation can raise a reasonable doubt. it's a pretty serious jury instruction. let tes the jurors that they'll have assess whether, quote, this is him. it was rsonable and credible that the defendant could have mrs. borden. and then with the purpose in her mind to ll herather and at a later hour have gone about her household affairs with no change of manneto excite. and she told the jury he told the jury to, be careful not to blindly accept the words of gentlemen of medical or scientific knowledge who are termed. and for a half hour these jury instructions seem loaded in favor of the defense. jury deliberates. for less than 2 hours examines no exhi

gerri willis thank you so much, we have a winter storm right now standing in northeast with several inches slick travel conditions on i-95 new jersey governor phil murphy declaring a state of emergency due to the snowfall in the life-threatening cold temperatures. meteorologist britta merwin live in madison new jersey. >> good morning, top stowed totals for the state of new jersey 7 - 8 inches nothing the bat an eye at, madison new jersey which is a short 45 minute train ride from new york city for an half inches of snow. it is beautiful snow, the consistency is extremely light powder, the kids when they wake up there going to love being out and about with their families. i say when the way wake up as a holiday. for the most part the story in new jersey is a happy one. i think the big story is not going to be the 5 inches of snow in madison or 8 inches of snow in the state of new york. it's going to be the brutal cold, right now it is 15 degrees in madison new jersey, later tonight when you throw in the wind in the plummeting temperatures it will feel like negative 15 we have a cold-weathe

cheryl: more senate confirmation hearings for president trump's cabinet picks gerri willis has a detaileda big day on capitol hill as things get underway for two key trump cabinet nominees former new york congresswoman elise stefanik faces the senate foreign relations committee for her nomination as un ambassador former georgia congressman doug collins will be question for the position of veterans affairs secretary after his hearing was delayed last week meanwhile the senate unanimously confirming marco rubio as secretary of state in the 99-0 the first of his pics to be confirmed confirmation voting for cia director john ratcliffe and defense secretary pete hegseth could be happening as soon as possible week meanwhile to americans detained in afghanistan released a prisoner swap after two years on the taliban's grasp ryan corbett and william mcentee are finally free after being traded for a taliban member who is serving two life terms in prison in the u.s., the deal was struck during the final hours of the biden administration after two years of negotiating, the exchange was delayed until

international longshoreman import owner is holding a secret meeting as a new strike is now looming, gerring, sources conforming to fox that representatives from the international longshoremen's association in the united states marine time had a secret meeting over the weekend to discuss port automation ahead of that januare formal negotiation talks are set to resume this morning, jim newsom will hold the program during the program later on this morning to discuss the story, new york judge juan merchan denying the request from trump's legal team to delay friday's hash money case 17 while prison time is not expected, trump maintains this case is nothing more than politically motivated offer. he poses untrue social virtually every legal scholar and pundit says there's no 0 case against me and the judge fabricated the facts of nevada different than the other new york judicial and prosecutorial witch-hunt. trump expected to appear at the hearing virtually. and louisiana reported the first u.s. human death from bird flu the victim reportedly a patient over 65 years old who had underlying health

trump's cabinet taking shape with another official confirmation and major hurdle for one nominee, gerriretary nominee pete hegseth clearing a critical senate closure vote 51 - 49 and could be confirmed as soon as today this happening despite republican senators susan collins and lisa murkowski breaking ranks in voting no john ratcliffe officially becoming cia director after the senate confirmation after 74 - 25, vice president jd vance spurring him in yesterday confirmation scheduled for rfk junior secretary of health and human services, casper tell fbi director and tulsi gabbard of national intelligence. the senate expected to work through the weekend to expedite the confirmation of president trump's cabinet nominees. this united healthcare naming tim know as the new ceo seven weeks after brian thompson's death. he's been with the company since 2007 and previously led medicare and retirement business he steps into a role with a promise to build on thompson's legacy while keeping united healthcare the largest insurer in the u.s. thompson was shot and killed on the new york city street l

gerri willis with the details. >> that's right present electronic might be dealing with the new canadiantruffaut could reportedly resign as early as today even members of the liberal party calling for the resignation over falling poll numbers and his approval rating 33%. all of this coming as a northern neighbors face several challenges including housing isis. high inflation and declining per capita gdp and trumps terrorist threat. as of now no final decision has been made. the new orleans terror suspects used meta glasses, smart glasses to scout out the target area to the new year's day attack what intimate to trips to bourbon street, take a look at this video looking to invest pension domestic international trips including one to cairo egypt and 2023. 14 people were killed and dozens of others injured after drove a truck through the crowds. here's what paul mauro told us about the last hour. listen. >> at this point we can conceive we are past the initial response and we are into for lack a bobetter turn the blame game is time to do a deep dive forensic and take the gloves off and look

i'm looking forward -- i saw gerry baker on one of the shows early who said, i'm looking forward to thesident getting to the governing phase. to your point, this is a time where he's been dominant and president biden has not really been seen. i'm looking forward to him having to govern and really having to get more serious. because i think this notion of buying greenland from denmark when denmark says no, or annexing canada -- again, i get the most favorable part of it, but we've got serious issues here and i'm looking forward to and rooting for the president to deal with the serious issues in a successful way. >> greg: well said, whatever that was. [laughter] so, rosanna, what i love about this whole situation is that trump can just bring something up and say, well, let's just see what happens. can we buy this? how much does that cost? and people have come but then you go, wait a minute, it's actually happening. >> rosanna: it actually is not the first time this has hap happened. they are calling the president-elect bananas and crazy for coming up with this idea. by the way, this is no

are few of those in there, although there are also portraits of jefferson, of madison, of elbridge gerry. there are there are some real faces in there. the first question remind me. the first question, just say the word. oh, yes, yes. asaba, there are two black soldiers in the bunker hill painting actually in the left background. it's kind of hard to see, but there is peter samuel, who is credited with killing major pitcairn and can you can just make him out he's firing in the direction major pitcairn on the other side the canvas who's who's just been mortally struck. the two figures in the lower right are thomas grosvenor. lieutenant grosvenor, who was a lawyer from pomfret, connecticut and his slave asaba. now, in the 1790 census, asaba is listed as a free man. so some at some point he was free. but in battle of bunker hill, he sees fighting alongside grosvenor and. they both have clearly been in action. grosvenor is wounded. he's got a bandaged hand, a sahib as stockings are disarray ranged. so these are active participants at trumble. i think they thought much about race. the family

gerri willis with headlines in. >> that is right, president-elect trump may be dealing with a new canadianas justin trudeau could reportedly resign as early as today. even members of his own liberal party calling for his resignation after falling poll numbers this as they face several challenges including a housing challenge, high inflation and declining gdp and trump's tariff threat. as of now, no final decision has been made. and just moments ago, president biden banning new offshore oil and gas drilling across 625 million acres of u.s. coastal territory. this coming just weeks before president-elect trump takes office. biden invoking the 1953 outer continental shelf's lands act which doesn't include a procedure that would allow trump or other future presidents to reverse it without congressional authority. biden also taking aim at donald trump and reporters on his way out while signing the social security fairness act yesterday. he said this about president-elect trump and the media during his press conference. listen. >> i think what he did was a genuine threat to democracy. i'm hopefu

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gerri willis has the insurance crisis that is facing california. >> that's right, the tragedy you described of the california wildfires setting in motion an insurance crisis after major insurers left the market last year. california's largest insurer, state farm, canceled 72,000 policies last february, 30,000 were homeowner policies. and now the state's insurer of last resort, the fair plan, will likely be overwhelmed by the billions of claims they will receive over the coming weeks and months. core logic estimating 456,000 homes with nearly $300 billion in reconstruction cost value at moderate or greater risk within the los angeles and riverside metropolitan areas, these numbers are at risk v values, nt actual values. the neighborhoods around the palisades fire are the hardest hit. they experienced 1930 policy cancellations between 2019 and 2024. that's 28 out of every 100 policies and this is according to the san francisco chronicle. as a result, homeowners turned to the state's fair program. the pacific palisades is the fifth largest user of fair policies in the state with nearly $6 bill

also, i already feel a little bit more thank you so much for joining u.s., gerri.hope that you have a very relaxed start to the new year. we'll take a look at this. cow was rescued after falling into a crevasse in italy. >> the footage shows the cal being air lifted to safety. the fire department says the animal slipped off of a cliff in the san salvatore area. the cow is now being cared for by a vet team. closer to home and injured cat is finally rescued after being stuck up in the tree for over 5 days in vacaville. we're told the local fire department couldn't help because its ladder truck was out of service. people in the area also couldn't locate a ladder tall enough. ultimately a worker from a sign company. solano signs was able to help out the cat is now recovering at a local pet clinic in fairfield. but there's a happy ending to that story. but take a minute. >> they're just wrapped after got mauled by the why into law year was dragging its back legs for a couple of days. >> and then it started walking. not real good within a story. walk >> and then it was u

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. >> michael: we are here with four incredible firefighters, chen, charlie, gerry and isaac and some you have lost your homes to these fires but you're still serving the city and battling the flames every day. we want to just thank you for that. thank you for being with us this morning. charlie, we know you lost the home that you grew up in. and you jumped right back in, went right back in to battle the flames. as a matter of fact, you came here straight from your shift. so what keeps you going? >> unfortunately, i don't think you really have an opportunity to just kind of roll over and give up with this job, you know? we are here to serve the community professionally. you have to keep going. that's something that i came back, the fire was still going. i needed time to be with my family and spend time with my family. that was a priority. i had to also do time in my community an give back to the community, work with my coworkers, get back in it. you don't have time to just give up. i think personally, it's my parents and my kid that really keep me going, my 2-year-old son. >> robin: i

alexandria ocasio-cortez, who is the progressive third term now congresswoman from the bronx, and gerrynolly, representative from virginia who is 74 years old and suffering from esophageal cancer. and you know, this fight came after -- well, this opening was created when congressman jamie raskin went -- she had been the ranking member on oversight. he challenged jerry nadler on the judiciary committee for that ranking member post and he won. this vacancy emerged. it was a moment where in my view the democratic leadership could have sent a strong signal that they are listening to the base of their party gerontocracy gerontocracy. they understand -- party. they understand the gerontocracy issues not working at their level. simple optics, to have a woman, a younger woman in this position who is a charismatic leader of the progressive wing of the party would have been a smart choice. again, looking at it in terms of this system versus anti-system dynamic, if you are bringing in fresh blood, this is something republicans have successfully done going back to newt gingrich when he was speaker.

alexandria ocasio-cortez, who is the progressive third term now congresswoman from the bronx, and gerrylly, representative from virginia who is 74 years old and suffering from esophageal cancer. and you know, this fight came after -- well, this opening was created when congressman jamie raskin went -- she had been the ranking member on oversight. he challenged jerry nadler on the judiciary committee for that ranking member post and he won. this vacancy emerged. it was a moment where in my view the democratic leadership could have sent a strong signal that they are listening to the base of their party gerontocracy gerontocracy. they understand -- party. they understand the gerontocracy issues not working at their level. simple optics, to have a woman, a younger woman in this position who is a charismatic leader of the progressive wing of the party would have been a smart choice. again, looking at it in terms of this system versus anti-system dynamic, if you are bringing in fresh blood, this is something republicans have successfully done going back to newt gingrich when he was speaker. t

it wouldn't be like gerry ford saying eastern europe is free of the soviet union.owl interview -- which, again, was my biggest argument and people said joe biden would have run and won, i'm speaking specifically of my wife -- they didn't even let him do the super bowl interview. that tells you where they thought he was. but that was at the end of three years of him being cloy sterred off. i want to dig in deeper with what susan is saying here. we've seen it time and time again, when politicians are safe, right, when they want to have a primary with no opponents and the other side has ten people scrapping and scratching and clawing, it's always the person that's in the battle, in the arena, fighting all along, that is sharpest. >> yeah. >> i just think, again, i just wonder what you think, as a guy who was in the white house -- >> i've been looking at a number of views. as a journalist and politician working for a politician before. why didn't he do an interview with "the new york times" ever the entire time? >> answer that. why do you think that is? >> because of t