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[applause] ♪ ♪ >> greg: stop. >> greg! greg! greg! >> greg: okay.t, you couldn't do my last name? all right, happy monday, everyone. saturday president biden handed out several metals or freedom. it must have been weird for hillary clinton. usually she is the one putting something around people's nets. that was a good joke. somehow i deserve more. all right. and then when president biden bestowed at the medal on nba legend magic johnson joe apparently whispered i know how you feel, i have hearing aids. nothing like returning with an aids joke. george soros also got a medal. i guess satan was busy. meanwhile, while swearing in newly elected senators last week, kamala harris of love to the pledge of allegiance. and her defense of those were two-for-one margaritas. as you know today is january sixth, otherwise known as the day mike pence lost his balls. it bears remind to give somebody offers a tour of the capitol building do not follow the guy wearing and i'm definitely not a fed t-shirt. canadian prime minister justin trudeau has resigned from office

>> greg: jesse? >> jesse: dr.ne of my thinking. >> sandra: kelsey grammer having dinner out in the hamptons once. he came over to the birthday party. it was really fun. >> greg: i have deja vu you actually told the story once before, right? >> sandra: oh. >> jesse: you have a thing. >> greg: kayleigh? >> kayleigh: i met bradley cooper when i was a producer on the mike huckabee show. >> jesse: bradley cooper did huckabee? what? >> kayleigh: the mega producer. she got him. >> greg: go do something that we won't talk about. i have met so many famous people, it is hard to pick one. i'm going -- >> sandra: you just can't come up with one? >> greg: i'm going to go with king bozo from the melvin's. >> kayleigh: i don't even know who that is. i met him at hard rock casino at the sex pistols concert ten years ago and we became close friends. isn't that a nice story? >> harold: would you like to come to the bookstore -- >> greg: i would go to your bookstore any day especially if they had a section with a curtain. "one more

>> greg: yes. >> you still lost. >> greg: you still lost.yrus it may upset you, you may be passed this, but you took a big risk at fox and speaking honestly about your beliefs because you were not supposed to do that. >> a lot of other black comics on the picture, was there? >> there weren't a lot of other women either. >> there is a reason for that. >> i have a different answer. [bleep] them. [bleep] them all. >> i disagree. >> here is why. this was and i was told to do know you are willing participant. you took advantage. you took deals from guys were more talented to you my career was ripped from him i went from this guy he is funny he is out of the box he is different from the other guy. i was on preacher i was on five other shows, love on netflix, the rustling think all that gone because i chose to be here. and i have this weird thing where you tell me not to do something i get inspired like watch i will build my own [bleep] and i did. so when i sit here i say at least have the balls to say i picked the wrong side. now the money is dryi

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[laughter] >> greg: how ostentatious is that?being a travelling hobo, i was curious how the homeless -- are they feeling the trump effect? has he made america's greats better? >> yes, he has made the greats great again. that's what he has done. zuckerberg is not off the hook. i can't just celebrate this. people are like oh, now he has dana white on the board. yeah,, because he is a technical genius and he will know -- right? it's like you can't just have fact-checkers and censorship and then the dollars and influence elections and then go we are going to stop that, that was bad. we've got dana white in here from the ufc. what a sigh of relief that is. unless dana white is going to organize fights with the fact-checkers. then i would watch. right? some lady who posted there is only two genders. >> greg: i like that. >> she gets to fight against some purple haired fact-checker? i love it. i would watch conor mcgregor take out some crazy check. >> instead of fights between the illegals, we could fight between them. internet nerds. >

greg, start with you. >> greg: i like that guy. i like him a lot. what is wrong with tims? tim kaine looked like tim walsh. it's so hard to concentrate when the nominee is so good looking. ladies relax. they are all trying to impress him. when you watched it, did you feel like you were watching a probaseball player in a batting cage? calm, assured and hitting each pitch seamlessly. but if i, i kept sitting there say i wonder how i would do there? how did he reframe from calling liz warren pocahontas. if you remove the saying, so you're saying or sounds like there would be no questions. every time hegseth would answer, they say, sounds like you pro rape. they care less about what he says than framing their brain parts. pete is the middle finger in camouflage aimed at that managerial class we call politicians. what soldiering and the war fighter looks like. rachel levine, sam brenton, that wasn't the real world but the kind that exploited sound minds. it was so far from reality it was funny. here, he's the public face of the war fighter, not the public face of identity. >> da

i did study, greg.terms of panama, yes, i think you need to reduce the transit rates because we are getting ripped off every time we sail through there, but i don't want to occupy that stupid country. it's run by cartels. it would be a mess. canada. at first i wanted it, and i tried to divide it into two states. then i realized we would be adding montana basically for the republicans, and electorally, texas for the democrats. i don't like that. but the fact that they don't want us to take them over makes me want to invade. i want to quench my imperialist thirst. >> greg: and good for you. you know, harold, donald trump was talking about the transition. it is serving as rachel levine's. it's such a contrast, because i've never seen this kind of overlap before in the transition we have this competent president who is doing things the voters asked, and this cardboard construct that is joe biden basically crapping on what's left of the country. kind of like a bitter ex taking all your belongings and throwin

greg: jason paul? jason: yes. greg: senator?this has come up in many conversations as a sitting elected official and as i told d.n.c. members, i would step down as state senator if fortunate enough to be elected to d.n.c. chairmanship because given the state of our party right now, the next d.n.c. chair must be fully committed, live and breathe rebuilding our party and certainly i would be. greg: mr. snyder? mr. snyder: i would commit to that. however i would also be busy traveling as well. part of my plan, i want to open organizing hubs in states like texas, georgia, pennsylvania, michigan, iowa and nevada. i'll be visiting the filed, going out there work alongside folks fighting the battles that need to be, if i need to i'll pick some fights as well. greg: mr. wickler? >> i'd be in d.c. on a regular basis, like a congressional schedule. i'd keep raise my families in wisconsin, because i think there's strength that come froms from being someplace democrats don't win every time. in this whole thing no one mentioned unions. i wan

greg come i'm sorry, forgive me. >> greg: thanks, harold. now i know how you really feel. have all of these people leaving, where are they going? and if it is going to get worst, i mentioned this in the a block, if people want to help other people by offering space in their homes, is there an avenue for that? >> well, you know, that's a great question, greg peered i thought it myself, where do you go? many of us are close to our mother or father or children or loved ones. i cannot tell you where all of these individuals decided to go. i know some people went to hotels. there is a place downtown called the dream center in los angeles, charitable organization open to anyone who needs shelter, and we are seeing a lot of organizations beginning to open their doors, greg, but it is a worst-case scenario. our own leslie marshall contributor, she has been on our air saying i'm not near my loved ones. she has children out here. she ended up going to a hotel. i think it is an individual basis, greg. it is one of those things you don't want to think about. when push comes to shove,

greg >> greg: not very mamala of her. >> jessica: they should have opened the doors and said measurena: it bamalaed. >> greg: she, if she thinks she's going to be governor of california, not next. >> if you think you can hang on with the president, the village people are performing. look at 'em, streaming directv without a satellite dish. did you see how fast that guy found the game — he hardly struggled at all! every day is a struggle for us pigeons... and he's flipping through channels faster than a falcon! ya know, i dated a falcon once. with stamps.com you can print stamps and shipping labels. (♪) whenever, wherever. (♪) get the flexibility you need to run your business. start your risk-free trial today at stamps.com. independence, with that declaration, america was born. inspired by a belief in the god given rights of every human being, and in the good that comes from exercising these rights well. the founders of our great nation chose independence, as do we. hillsdale college accepts no government funding, because independence makes possible the good to which we aspire. >> jess

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ll greg: i don't care!arold: one piece of advice, read to her and is saying. >> i think the reading part is fine but singing... >> harold: i sank my kids fly me to the moon when they cried, and yolou love music, one way to pass it along the. [laughter] >> greg: i don't know if myik baby wile l like dark throne. [laughter] beautiful melody. up nags the golden globes walking to the audiences right into their faces for failing to. get kamala harris elected. ♪ ♪ life, diabetes, there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: golden globes hostin nikki glaser mocking the hollywood elite for backing a loser. >> you are also famous, talented and powerful, you can docoun anything except tell the country who to vote for but it's okay! you will get them next time. >> greg: it's a good point, it's like there was a meeting od losers wh

greg moved out of the house.police there were money pressures, among other things. what went wrong with the relationship? i think she said she couldn't talk to me or communicate with me. and you know, we'd seen a marriage counselor. and we were working on some stuff. and i think it was getting, you know, better. you wanted to get back together? yeah, i wasn't against that at all. andrea canning: but law enforcement developed a very different portrait of the marriage and the chances for reconciliation. kristin richardson and carla carlstrom prosecuted the case for king county. they were talking about divorce. they had gotten to the point. and it was sort of assumed that they would be divorced. so that was pretty recent before this had happened, within the month before that decision had been made. andrea canning: and then investigators discovered something else that troubled them. law enforcement learned that they had argued only the day before she had gone missing. there had been sort of a big argument witnessed b

greg? >> greg: very serious moment here. tonight, adam hunter. and kat timpf and tyrus. brian kilmeade. he is just -- jetsy? >> jesse: the eagles game for the big win yesterday. johnny happened to be at the tailgate so you will see some of that action tonight at 8:00. >> coming up on february 1st. i'm hosting this conversation with emily compagno about her book under his wings little point book shop in get tickets and i will be there. don't we look nice? >> all right. have you ever seen rat tuohy, well, this is a see equal in the series takes on the big apple. this rat in the new york city subway struck gold when he found large unopened reese's peanut butter cup under the tracks. >> dana: that's it for us. >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president-elect trump's top nominees prepare for senate confirmation hearings which begin tomorrow. we will previe

before, bring up greg and julia, i'll just read off a little piece. i saw greg wrote this. it's also a prolific writer, just has a piece out in time. and this i shows you why we're simpatico, right? we always talk about an agnostic space. he's talking about tech agnostic. here's one of the lines that really spoke to me and maybe it will speak to you as well. he ends the piece saying, we are not digital beings, we are not chat bots, optimize for achievement and sent to conquer this country and then colonize the stars through infinite data accumulation. we are human beings who care deeply about one another because we care about ourselves. our very as people capable of loving and loved is what makes us worthy of the space we occupy here in this country. on this planet, and on any other planet we may occupy someday. right. the idea is that, like we've talked about, where human we're flawed, we have different perspectives. that's important to know because we're all in this together. and the challenge is to understand one another. so without further ado, love to bring on our fire

greg?i'm being civil about this douchebag? bei this is the only way you can get any attention, he is like thes guy at the bar that starts fights and people don't even pay .ttention to, sad little guy he is my uber driver now b5 this is my only notes, okay dude. that is all i got. [laughter] >> jesse: it looks like i am more prepared than all of you.>> [laughter] who would make a joke abouta michelle obama being a man? tasteless! >> greg: my body big mike goetman?z pit stop all the time! -- pissed off. >> jesse: this guy called us racistt , called the trump supporters come,d ra if i saw hi would be cordial because i havec clasaus, ages wants to go back o the days where he was influential for picking fights with trump. >> judge jeanine: certain amount of truth,s they hated as and hitler -- called him hitler, they are just switching. >> dana:h? >> jessica: "one more thing" is up next. is up next. ♪ ♪ eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicator

greg, thank you _ it is not happening. greg, thank you for _ it is not happening.r putting thatj it is not happening. greg, - thank you for putting that into perspective for us. we appreciate your time. greg mullin, former fire and rescue nsw commissioner. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are watching newsday on bbc news. 0utgoing us pre5identjoe biden has less than a week before he steps down and in his last week as president, he held a phone call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to discuss gaza. israeli and palestinian officials have said since thursday that some progress has been made but did not elaborate. 0ur correspondent merlyn thomas has more on that call. according to the white house, president biden has spoken to the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu about the urgent need for a ceasefire deal and the immediate return of hostages being held by hama5. the white house also said that president biden actually asked for the increase of humanitarian aid going into gaza, which has been enabled by a halt to fighting.

greg lee is here.rosemary oroczo tom vacar as we wrap up the show here, obviously, you know, we talk about new year's traditions. there are some people who are very superstitious, to quote the great stevie wonder, very superstitious about, you know, things that you can and cannot do on when it comes to new year's. i was looking up some of these. some are somewhat obscure, but i've read that some people say you really should avoid breaking anything dishes, anything else, avoid breaking anything on new year's day. some people say you shouldn't do laundry or wash dishes on new year's day. that's a tradition that some people have. and they also say you shouldn't pay back any loans or lend money to anybody on on on new year's day, i there's and there's those are just a few. rosemary what about you. are you are you into new year's superstitions? do you have any superstitions about things you do for the new year? no, nothing along those lines. >> i'm surprised at even the ones that you were just mentioning. i

this is for greg. gets sucked in. >> so, greg, no excuses for missing next

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whenever greg stops by my desk -- >> i'm too busy for this. enough. so you either need the figure out more work to do, leave that job and get another job or just go waste somebody else's time. don't waste your employer's time. don't waste the money. >> i was single in my 20s in a small apartment working on my if laptop all day. yeah, you're a loser. so in order to get 'em back, what would i do? offer them freebies? i don't know. i don't think that's the right kind of incentive, dana. i'd probably say something inappropriate about being in the office. that's where the action's at. maybe there's the after-hours drinks9 with the staff. >> you'd give 'em free drinks. >> i didn't say free drinks. [laughter] maybe two to for one. ladies' night. >> sad news for happy hour, gen-z doesn't even know what it is. grabbing a drink with colleagues is on the decline, and it's all thanks to how remote drinks blurred the lines of when the work day actually ends. >> can i just say i think this is ridiculous? >> yes. >> for the most part, people gen-z and younge

greg butler: john diamond had actually borrowed the gun from him. when the murder occurred, he had-- john diamond had possession of it. keith morrison: detectives were now convinced that diamond not only had access to a gun, but maybe even the actual murder weapon. did he still have it? well, apparently not. because just a short time after cops went to the home of diamond's army buddy, asking about that gun, diamond made a phone call to fort bragg and reported that his car, which he claimed to have left in the base parking lot, had been broken into, and one of the things stolen from it was a 9-millimeter handgun. vince pastillo: when we got there, the passenger door had already been opened, and there was a pile of glass sitting next to the rocker panel on the passenger side. but if you look on the inside, there was very little glass. what did that tell you? he had the door open when he broke the window, and then tried to make it look like it was broken in. keith morrison: a bogus break-in? military police sure thought so. john diamond was arrested f

greg lee is here.rosemary oroczo tom vacar as we wrap up the show here, obviously, you know, we talk about new year's traditions. there are some people who are very superstitious, to quote the great stevie wonder, very superstitious about, you know, things that you can and cannot do on when it comes to new year's. i was looking up some of these. some are somewhat obscure, but i've read that some people say you really should avoid breaking anything dishes, anything else, avoid breaking anything on new year's day. some people say you shouldn't do laundry or wash dishes on new year's day. that's a tradition that some people have. and they also say you shouldn't pay back any loans or lend money to anybody on on on new year's day, i there's and there's those are just a few. rosemary what about you. are you are you into new year's superstitions? do you have any superstitions about things you do for the new year? no, nothing along those lines. >> i'm surprised at even the ones that you were just mentioning. i

joe of been an independent political researcher greg simons as well. you're all very welcome gentlemen. i'm michael, could we kick off with you so much fury over most criticising a few european politicians, expressing his opinion about the local political landscape. does that actually quite as meddling in domestic efforts? why are they so right co, michael? well, i mean, they have been trying to shut down x for some time, the european union and european commission with its digital services that has been trying to fine and otherwise penalize x for it's free speech absolute as and which isn't really the case. but nevertheless, they have been all over eat on mosque and x since the purchase. and they, they do not want x to have the influence that it does. uh, they lost in twitter, one of the chief sources of propaganda and information control that they had this a global lee this, i'll put it, i can't really refer to them as anything else. and the, the, in the case of mosque is intervening and in politics around the world is certainly something that he has

trump is not giving up on greenland story, joining us now greg steube and robert oh, brian. greg steube i don't want him to give up, people making fun of him, 14 greenland is an integral part of american interest. russia is nosing around and china is roses around, what do you you think? >> 100%. i agree with you and president. there is a large deposit, i think a read a quarter of world's deposit in natural minerals and things we need for electronics and chips for military, i agree with the president 100%. the democrats are just anything that trump is for they are against. i think he is on toking something good, i think that people of greenland support it. larry: robert o'brien you could probably get it for less than 50 billion, i think you could do the deal yourself. >> i could try, we tried this in term one. didn't succeed. but, the point is, in congressman is right, you are right, greenland is part of north america, part of homeland security of united states depends -- they depend on greenland. if danes' to keep it, god bless the danes, b b if they want to keep it they nee

good evening, i'm greg lee. forensic dna testing has led to new charges in connection to crimes in mountain view, palo alto and now san ramon. new at 730. ktvu crime reporter henry lee is live in the newsroom. henry, what do we know about this new case in san ramon? >> well, greg, this is a case that continues to have twists and turns. greg, i know you were at the scene in orange county when denise huskins turned up at her father's house, which fueled suspicions. she made it all up. now, the real kidnaper has been charged with even more crimes. just a week ago, matthew mueller stood shackled in a san jose courtroom charged with committing two home invasions a month apart in mountain view and palo alto back in 2009. now, contra costa county prosecutors say they've charged mueller with kidnaping three victims for ransom near san ramon in 2015. they say he managed to get tens of thousands of dollars from them in exchange for their release. the victims had kept quiet all these years for fear of retribution. this lat

i wish commissioner greg sidenberger a joyful retirement. again, congratulations. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. ross: mr. speaker, i seek to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. ross: mr. speaker, i rise today with grave concern about the effort in north carolina to overturn the will of the voters of our state. in november justice allison riggs won the election to retain her seat on the north carolina supreme court. her victory was confirmed by two separate recounts. but her opponent refuses to concede. instead he is seeking to overturn the results of the election with with the help of our republican majority on the court. he is arguing that 60,000 valid votes should be thrown out. four years after january 6 we are once again reminded about how fragile our democracy truly is. a judicial candidate does not accept the results of an election so he's trying to si

reconciliations pass tax cuts jobs act, appropriation bills on time. >> joining me fla congressman greg of house ways and means committee and subcommittee on weaponization of federal government u.s. army veteran served in iraq i'm always thrilled to speak with you some reporting in the hill saying roughly a dozen hard line conservatives are demanding more commitments at this point they are a no against speaker johnson basically that reporting this is one off the record said we want x for spending cuts the other thing they want start using members to negotiate bills what is going to be ebb in packages. reaction? >> well, i think the big piece here that is being missed is president trump president trump endorse speaker johnson first to tell you i am not happy with the way speaker johnson handled the last year i am not happy with wayc worked out end of last year, voted on five other cr's with dlats president trump wants mike to get in election serd monday move about agenda we can't do that, if he is not speaker, we can't even function as a body without a speaker, into i think what the pres

starting with you, greg? we've been working for this for so many years. to where we are now is extraordinary. like brad said, the germans�* back yard, the third time we've done that. winter berg, it's never been done. we have won tons of silver medals there. to finally get the gold over the line was really special. was your view towards the end? we needed to give him a good push. this is arran�*s first race this season in the four—man, to have him on the sled added the extra fire power. we manage top two starts in both runs. and for us we can improve on that push, to try and get the top start but for us it was a great start. and arran? it's nice to be back. we had such a successful season, the 2022—23 season. we picked up world championships silver medal. we have been struggling with injuries since then, really. myself, personally i've been out for 18 months, really, since that season, really. so it's nice to be back pushing with the boys racing and again, getting the highs and a gold medal. pushing now towards san moritz. you won that silver two years ag

larry: greg jarrett?h wants to release the documents of his special counsel business but judge aileen cannon in south florida said no and at least at the moment, the 11th circuit said she's right. now they are going to look at the other side, but my question is, with jack smith releasing whatever he thinks he's going to release, again to spite trump and act like a two-year-old because he was voted against it and out of office, but judge canon said jack smith doesn't exist legally. so if you can't exist, if you don't exist then you don't have a report. that's my point. and non-existing report or something like that. i'm suffering from a head cold but you see what i'm saying? he doesn't exist, so what's his report? >> no. it's an unauthorized report. remember the judge said, you're unlawfully appointed, which means your investigation, your findings are unauthorized. it makes no sense for somebody who is unauthorized to release, therefore an unauthorized report, as a practical matter though, doesn't matter b

. >> good evening, i'm greg lee. it's been almost a week since the wildfires broke out across los angeles, leaving a path of devastation tonight. strong winds creating extreme conditions and risk undoing any progress that's been made. the l.a. county coroner says at least 24 people have died in the fires. much of the area in and around los angeles is under a red flag warning tonight, and the extreme fire danger starts early tomorrow morning in parts of la and ventura counties. gusts are expected to range between 45 and 70mph. firefighters are grateful for favorable weather today. tonight. the palisades is at 14%. contained in the eaton fire is at 33% contained. but with more wind on the way, they're at risk of seeing a major setback in that progress. >> please be assured that all fire departments and all law enforcement agencies in the area will be prepared. the anticipated winds, combined with low humidities and low fuel moistures, will keep the fire threat in all of los angeles county. critical. >> officials now sa

rebecca. >> greg. good evening. activity down here is dying down for the night, but it's still an active crime scene. with the crime scene tape still up and a heavy police presence. the fbi says they do not believe the driver acted alone. and they're looking into a range of potential suspects. >> we are committed, no doubt, to uncovering all the details surrounding this tragedy. >> new orleans officials pledging justice for the victims of wednesday's fatal truck ramming on bourbon street. a u.s. army veteran with an isis flag on his vehicle swerved around makeshift barriers just hours into the new year. >> the truck hits the corner and comes barreling through people, throwing people like like a movie scene, like real life throwing people into the air. >> police say the driver shot and killed in a gunfight with police was 42 year old shamsuddin jabar, a u.s. citizen. investigators finding weapons and potential ieds inside the suspect's vehicle with other potential ieds located in the french quarter. >> we're going to

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. >> i'm greg lee. tonight, tens of thousands of residents forced from their homes as a wildfire tears through the pacific palisades neighborhood. and late this evening, another wildfire popped up near pasadena. the eaton fire broke out just after 8:00 tonight in the altadena pasadena area. right now, it has burned about 400 acres with mandatory evacuation orders in place. it is 0% contained and no word yet on any damage. a crew from our sister station captured this striking video of flames surrounding a street in altadena tonight. their owners of these horses trying to evacuate after letting others free in hopes of escaping the inferno. >> no, we booked out of there to get these out. i got, i got let's see. >> we loaded. for two. >> three. what is that? nine. and how are these horses doing? >> 11. 12. >> there's 12. yeah. no, they're pretty wired up there. >> yeah, they're getting used to. >> they're getting used to it now. but when the wind is blowing and the embers are, they don't really know what to

thank you greg. [music] still to come, people in the bay area expressing their heartbreak for southern california. the growing list of fundraisers being put together for fire victims. before we go to the break, another live look at the firefight tonight. you can see the smoke coming from that hillside there with the flames and the units there in front. again, that fire is making a run up the pacific palisades. we'll have more coming up. you're watching the 11:00 news on ktvu channe 20 volunteers from the portland area who flew down to help red cross shelters. this story began tonight's west coast rap. the volunteers will be delivering food, water and clothes. the red cross volunteers who left today will be down in l.a. for two weeks working in shelters, but they could be asked to stay for longer. a reminder you can always hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west

no, no, greg, your house is on fire! greg! greg, you have to come with me!still got to process it. yeah, my neighbour needs assistance, and we told him early on to leave, and he said, "no, i'llstay." and i grabbed him and i was pulling on him, and he was fighting me because he was going to go back in his burning house and lock the door. you know, we got him out and we looked back and his house was fully engulfed. across la county, some 60 square miles of land — now scorched earth. firefighters have gained ground against the two largest blazes, the palisades and eaton fires. but the devastation left behind is staggering. this is malibu. normally, you wouldn't be able to see the pacific ocean from here. but all of those multi—million dollar mansions are gone. it is destruction as far as the eye can see, and the road to recovery will be long. and with forecasters warning that the fierce santa ana winds could return, the battle is far from over. residents in the fire's path face a cruel waiting game, fearing that the nightmare will strike again. i am terrified b

but cat the dog also concerned me and greg.i thought about your dog because it looks like it could be your dog's relative. >> yeah, and. >> and i don't know about your dog, but my dog, when it hears a loud noise, freaks out like that's it. especially dogs. like. oh. another one. yeah. the dog. the dog didn't even react. >> dog said, there he goes again. yeah. all right, we got to move on. don't go away. we'll be right back. >> customize and save with liberty mutual. >> customize and save. >> and then i wake up. >> is lemieux with you in all your dreams? oh, yeah. >> only pay for what you need. >> liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. >> in 2024, the irs flagged approximately $16.5 billion in tax refunds for possible identity fraud. someone stole my social security number and filed a tax return in my name. and i'm a cpa. >> someone used my social security number to get a $9,000 tax return in my name. >> your tax forms have all the personal information needed to commit identity theft, and you're not the only one with a copy. your t

greg. >> claudine. tha you. let's give you a clear, live look at those pictures coming out of the pacific palisades. you can see flames all over this structure that have destroyed what was likely a home there on the hillside. that fire is burning bright and red. as those flames pick up this evening. we'll check in later in this newscast with meteorologist mark tamayo with a look at those extremely dry conditions and those winds. you can hear whipping in the camera there that we're seeing in southern california, resulting in the palisades fire growing to what it is right now. new at six. outgoing san francisco mayor london breed is touting a drop in crime as she serves her last day in office. take a look at these numbers. city leaders say it's a 20 year low for the city's crime rates. the police department says property crime is down 31% and violent crime is down 14% from 2023. police say homicides reached a 60 year low, with 2024 seeing a 35% drop from 23, and car break ins were down from 54% from last year. ktv

yeah, greg. come on. greg roasts his own here and you know, and you can tell we're sincere about it because greg makes fun of other people on fox. and it's all in good, good fun. but you know, we're not live. so it shows we're committed because we tape it and we still air it at night. >> yeah we do. >> yeah. tyrus. so i think there was it was the daily beast posted something saying she was being conspiratorial and she was like, what? what was conspiratorial, which i agree. what was conspiratorial? like for something like pfizer, like in new york city, we didn't really have that much of a choice about getting vaccinated or not. biden really is being propped up by people like these are not to be conspiratorial things. >> doesn't pfizer run commercials on cnn? >> i think they do. >> i think that's why they're like, oh, don't you know, because they need the money. she wasn't she was keeping it real on a network that has been fake since 2015. so that's what the shock and awe was about. the two guys on there ha

i'm tyrus in for greg gutfeld, who is not here. you guys hear that before something?] anyway, it's friday, so you know what that means. let's welcome tonight's guests. she overcame norovirus to do this show with tyrus. "new york times" best-selling author, fox news contributor, kat timpf. [applause] she is more on the money then cocaine residue. host of "the bottom line" on fox business, dagen mcdowell. [applause] he wishes he had charlie hurt's hair. comedian, former judge, vince august. [applause] and he wishes he had vince's wits. fox news contributor charlie hurt. [applause] okay, before we get to some news stories, let's do this. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: greg's leftove leftovers! mmm! >> tyrus: its leftovers, where i read the jokes we didn't use this week. of course i have not seen them, so here we go. according to a new survey, highly sensitive people make up 26% of workers. or, as i like to call them, [bleep]. [applause] that's how we roll today. all right. netflix just dropped the trailer for the meghan markle lifestyle series, "with love, meghan." it looks pretty go

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all right greg lee thank you greg. thank you. all right. we are getting an update right now from authorities in southern california on those wildfires. let's go ahead and listen in for a moment. >> and then we have close to another 100,000 people who have been warned to evacuate because they are in a danger zone. hundreds of homes have been lost. i'll let the police chief and the fire chief talk about that. but this is an opportunity for us as a community, as a people, to band together and work to support one another, whether you're affected or not. please take the opportunity to help a neighbor, help a friend, check in on friends and neighbors, and certainly check in on family members to here with me today are council member jason lyon, council member justin jones, council member jessica rivas. my colleagues on the pasadena city council. also with us today is city manager miguel marquez. our supervisor, l.a. county supervisor kathryn barger, congress member judy chu, state senator sasha perez, assembly member john hairabedian, the superint