it wasn't griffith. thank you very much indeed for being with us. all right, i'll do that. thank you so much. thank you. but john perry is the farmer regional editor of associates of pricing at least, and also i'll ask questions. laser subsidize use that. so he's joining this from tel aviv. thank you very much indeed for being with us. how are is really, is reacting to the possibility that there will be a cease fire. i think it will generally be widespread. joanna is wrong at the end of the war which has been very costly and the return of the hostages are there is some concern. the far right only coalition may still be able to struggle with, i think mathematically, they can, it's a threat to bring down the government as a consequence of the deal. so there's lots certainty, but certainly anticipation, and in many quarters of israel, i would even say jubilation. that's on the towel with face tremendous criticism or greetings that we deal that basically leads from awesome power and got some degree and the plate or the navy that appears to be what is happening. i couldn't swear

griffiths was literally fighting a fire when we showed up to meet him.we thank dr. griffiths and all those heroes out there helping. thank you, jaclyn, for that report. we know the weather a huge factor for the fires and over to somara with more. >> somara: i think a lot are wondering why. it's very layered. one of the components to seeing these wildfires is the drought. just this past week los angeles was upgraded to a severe drought. you know it's the longest second driest may to december on record. downtown los angeles has only seen 16 inches of rain since last may. to put that in perspective, between october 1st and today, we should have received over 4 1/2 inches. that's like me saying, i'll give you $5 for lunch, but i only end up giving you a quarter. that coupled with the winds, speaking of the winds, what they can anticipate is lighter winds as we head through this morning, but then by this afternoon, they are really picking up, robust santa ana winds reaching up to 65-mile-per-hour gusts potentially through this afternoon, so they are going to

let's bring in doctor chester griffiths and his son, chester. doctor.or griffiths, what's what's going through your mind as you come from from work and see this blaze springing up? >> well, jake, we had actually i had actually prepared for almost 15 years for this eventuality. we we live in a fire zone, and i took advantage of the community emergency response team training in fire safety and disaster preparedness. and there's any takeaway from this? everyone should get that resource. it's free in their communities because disasters do happen and they will happen. and there's no question that that helped us prepare for this and get the correct equipment. we did have firefighting equipment, hoses, hookups that came from that training. um, so going through my mind, my neighbors, we had a neighborhood, uh. cohort that were trained and, and whenever a wildfire would pop up, we would pull out the equipment and, and and practice. um, and my, my neighbor, basically, and i were the leads, and he was alone and after surgery on tuesday, i would not leave him alone

one malibu resident doctor chester griffiths seen here after battling the fire with just water hoses was able with his son and one other neighbor on malibu beach to save the pacific coast highway, they fought the montrose buyer for three days and three nights and when it was over the emotion was overwhelming for him. listen. >> we did it. , the houses here, the houses here all houses are here. >> oh my god. >> one of the neighbors homes doctor griffith saved belong to film director john travolta that joins us live from above the area. john and his family were evacuated and have not been able to return home yet. i can only imagine the gratitude that you must feel for doctor griffith, when did you hear he was staying behind to fight the fire? >> we knew he was staying behind and we were angry and my father-in-law that lives next door to me wanted to stay behind and we were angry and we made my father in law to leave and he wouldn't leave and we thought they were nuts, they are nuts but they pulled off a miracle. exhausting nonstop. liz: you can see that within him. tell me about your s

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the griffith park including runion canyon will be closed through sunday. yesterday president biden pledged his full support for response efforts including fema reimbursement 100% of our disaster response costs. fema also launched resources and support for angelenos impacted by these fires. visit disaster assistance.gov to fly. we have worked with the governor and sheriff to secure the national guard to back up and free up our firefighters and police officers and play a key role in securing our evacuation zones to keep people safe and to protect against anyone thinking of taking advantage of this tragedy. people from across l.a., the nation and the world are asking how to help. yesterday i spoke of the california community foundation's wildlife recovery fund and today i am grateful to share within 24 hours they have raised $2.5 million from 4,000 generous donors. visit cal fund.org. airbnb is providing free temporary housing. the demand has been extremely high and airbnb increased their commitment to providing emergency assistance. now 25,000 evacuees, firs

no flames currently threatening the griffith observatory, but they just want to make sure that people that are in the past of these flames are getting out well ahead of time just in case. well, because a lot of people who are evacuated overnight, we're stuck in traffic and actually had to ditch their cars and they ran on as you can see here in our graphic, we're talking about the eaton fire being deadly. >> 2 people have been killed in that fire. and also we know fire is looking at some of th devastation. >> that is right behind you there. omar. yeah, we are along pch and triple a drive. want to step out of the way. >> it's hard to put frame hear exactly what this is. but this was a whmobile home community full of mobile homes. more than 50 mobile homes were located in this area right here. and now they are all gone destroyed. we've been talking to people here in this area this morning like michael n mccoy, you've been going up and down. you live in ing likes monica. been in this area for years and years. >> what are your thoughts seem that this s is devastation? >> i have live up the

. >> shelley griffith and two girlfriends plan to meet julie around 10 p.m. she got off work at this greenbelt strip mall. >> i was going to get julie the night she got killed and she wasn't there, but her belongings were. >> it was odd. julie had been seen waiting in that very spot just minutes earlier. >> we're like, what is going on here? that's her stuff. >> her panicked friends notified her mother and the police. >> it became a murder investigation. about 7.5 hours later. >> that's when a passerby found julie's body in a park about five miles away. at 530 the next morning, her throat was cut, but it was later determined that she died from strangulation. homicide detective bernard nelson says there was no sign of robbery or sexual assault, but there were said to be bruises on julie's hands, indicating she fought for her life. the violent murder had all of greenbelt on edge. >> it shook the neighborhood, shook him up quite a bit because they're not used to something like this. >> witnesses reported seeing several suspicious vehicles at the strip mall where

let's speak to dr chester griffiths, los angeles brain surgeon who fought for almost a week to save theyour time today i know you were in surgery when the fire started and once you have completed surgery you —— back home you —— back to your street and then you put into action this plan, 15 years in the making what that plan involves? first, we realised that we were in a fire zone, and so the community had a programme, the community had a programme, the community imaginary —— community imaginary —— community emergency response team, i placed them monthly experts from experts, firemen, meteorologists, all different disciplines, to teach us and give us knowledge so that we dispel some of the fear of fire. we learned about equipment, coordination and disaster preparedness, and then we were certified, but it continued on from there, accumulating the equipment, and we do have wildfires here in southern california, but each time one comes up, we put up the equipment, my neighbours, and we would practice, and we willjust knew and we would practice, and we will just knew that and we would practi

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what you're watching is their concert at the griffith observatory down near hollywood a few years agoe band pledged $500,000 to assist in wildfire recovery. that money this new way will be used in a variety of ways, including mental health services, housing and another financial disaster assistance. tonight at seven, as l.a. prepares to rebuild, we're joined by the mayor of paradise. six years after his small town was destroyed by fire. his advice and warning to those who've lost it all. also, the gold medalist who fled the fire without his medals. so what now? those stories and more coming up on our 7:00 news. up next on nightly news. he's safe from punishment, but not from criticism. the special counsel reporters out detailing president elect trump's efforts to overturn >>> tonight the fiery confirmation hearing, president-elect donald trump's pick for defense secretary is grilled on capitol hill. pete hegseth, now the first trump cabinet pick on the hot seat before the senate. the army, national guard veteran and former fox news host claiming he is the victim of a smear campaign. a

and joe has martin griffith of the un under secretary of general for humanitarian affairs and the emergency relief, closer to southern bank account, as well as professor of public policy and how many colleagues university. and we also have done, perry is a former regional editor of associated press. and then these are also offer of ask questions later. subsidize newsletter. he's joining us from tennessee martin. i want to come to you for us to pick up from the point that we were talking to hum to about the celebrations. one thing we still don't know, find this, these 5 is actually going to come into effect. technically the fighting is still continuing, but it is vitally important that makes you mandatory an aide is allowed, and then israel does have a responsibility as an occupying power to a lot of that in. but how confident can people be that that aid is going to get into guns as well? the 1st thing i'd say, rob, is that, as, as is often repeated the darkest hours before dawn. and let's hope there will be a door that's hope we get an announcement. and the celebrations, which i celebrate t

mientras que el departamento de parques y recreación informó también del cierre del parque griffith yiendo a por lo menos 900 evacuados en sus albergues con el apoyo de unos 350 voluntarios y empleados. pasemos con esta noticia ahora contigo, marcelo rivera, para que hablemos de las temperaturas. bueno, césar, en esa región las temperaturas están están un poco agradables, pero lo que está continuando con la situación crítica son las fuertes ráfagas de viento que fíjense que están en las 50 millas por hora en la zona de moore park, la zona de houston oaks thousand oaks en las partes más altas. se espera que se alcancen esas ráfagas hasta 70 y 75 millas por hora, así que esto continúa agravando esa situación de los incendios en esa zona. y fíjate, césar y amigos televidentes, que debido a esta situación, el servicio nacional de meteorología ha catalogado esto como una situación particularmente peligrosa debido a la gravedad y la fuerza de estos vientos que van a estar alcanzando casi prácticamente una velocidad de vientos huracanados. y también esto pues provoca que tengamos esos ingred

so for us institute thing, type alexander griffith. i have your company today, especially for this developing story, those chancellor and the how much the parts are come as a shock to you as well. it's not the sockets more or less the sign of hope for us really, and its politics would finally be hama, had to step down. since he's actually the one guy i'm responsible for one of the harshest um and so i cobit measures and the whole all from europe where one 1st off of you all student population, we're actually um, the clerks persona non grata on the one hand. and on the other hand, the hama was also a fanatical trends with the dentist who actually persecutes harsh. and so i rushed to the policy in europe, especially in terms of foreign policy and the one that unfortunately is also responsible for the austrian government actually, um, supporting israel and its genocide against the stimulus and on furthermore, he also abolished the arts of ridicule differentiation between men and women and austria. so according to austin, thought as belong

iconic landmarks including the hollywood sign and the griffith observatory being protected from the flames, and tonight, there is real concern as we now go into the evening that the winds are shifting and, of course, you can hear the sirens right here behind us tonight. the winds making it impossible so far for fire fighting planes to take to the air. on the ground, firefighters have been forced to take on these fires themselves. a torrent of embers spreading the fires from house to house here throughout the region. a man running through those embers from his burning house. residents of a nursing home evacuated in the middle of the night. many were wearing masks to protect themselves from the dangerous air now here, which is a real concern. more than 70,000 residents have been forced to evacuate so far. many families stuck in traffic, abandoning their cars. they survived. the cars did not. many of them melting. we saw it for ourselves. they have used bulldozers here to try to push the cars out of the way to try to get the fire trucks in. a striking image from above. an earline passenger fl

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the school closures that we heard and the closures that the sheriff and the supervisor read to us, griffith park closed today, including lake hollywood, runyon canyon closed today. the los angeles zoo closed today. the hollywood reservoir closed. today. the hollywood sign closed today, as well as all the roads through the sepulveda basin in the san fernando valley. so nobody should be going those places today anyway. i will amend what chief mcdonnell said. not only if you're on the west side or in the valley, anywhere in this city, if you can stay off the roads, please do so. i live in south l.a., a long way away from the fires. visibility is less than one block because of the smoke, so if there is not a good reason for you to be on the roads, we ask that you that you leave the roads open as possibly as you can to the public safety professionals that have to do their work and will lead us out of the crisis that we face here in the city of los angeles and the county of los angeles today. also, lastly, just grateful for the work of the president of the united states. kicked in for us late las

claudine phil griffiths, a comedian who you can catch at the santa cruz comedy festival coming up soon. and also our political reporter, greg lee. nice to have all of you here. okay, so we are goist

griffith park, closed today, including lake hollywood. runnion canyon, closed today. the los angeles zoo closed today. the hollywood reservoir closed today. the hollywood sign closed today. as well as all the roads through the sepulveda basin in the san fernando valley. so nobody should be going those places today anyway. i will amend what chief mcdonald said. not only if you're on the west side or in the valley. anywhere in this city, if you can stay off the roads, please do so. i live in south l.a., a long way away from the fires. visibility is less than one block. because of the smoke. so if there is not a good reason for you to be on the roads, we ask that you -- that you leave the roads open as possibly as you can to the public safety professionals that have to do their work. and will lead us out of the crisis that we face here in the city of los angeles and the county of los angeles today. also, lastly, just grateful for the work of the president of the united states kick the in for us late last night, who happens to be in southern california, the governor was w

school closures that we heard the end, the closures that the sheriff and the supervisor red to us griffith park closed today, including like hollywood runyon canyon closed today los angeles close today. the edhollywood reservoi closed today. the hollywood sign closed today as well as all the roads through the support of basin in the san fernando valley. so nobody should be going those places today. anyway, i will. and then chief? mcdonald's said, not only if you're on the west side or in aiaithe valley anywh in this city, if you can stay off the roads, please eydo so. live in south long way away from the fires. visibility is less than one block. because of the smoke. so if there is not a good reason for you to be on the roads, we ask that you that you leave the roads open as possibly as you can to the public safety professionals that have to do on their work and will lead us out of the crisis that we face e here in the city of los angeles in the county of los angeles today. also, lastly, just grateful for the work of the president. the united states kicked in for us late last night. who ha

but instead of getting kathy bates, they put andy griffith back in it. >> well, that's good news for those of us who are fans of real time with bill maher. bill, always good to see you. thanks so much. >> thanks, jake. never miss you. >> his new comedy special is called bill maher. is anyone else seeing this? it debuts this evening on hbo and will be available streaming on max. a major winter storm is moving through parts of the southeast. the havoc that caused in the tarmac of the airport in atlanta, georgia today. that's next. >> kobe believed in himself at the youngest possible age. >> it's one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. i don't want to be remembered as just a basketball player. kobe premieres january 25th on cnn. >> all my friends sleep on a purple mattress. now. it's the only mattress good for everybody. >> the grid flexes where you need it, cradling all your pressure points, and it's got instant response for an undisturbed sleep. it's soft to cushion where you need it and firm to support and keep your spine alive. thanks to purple's grid. >> now i can fin

the delay is also in the griffith, the cold snap, the shops of players in the central indian town up example in solidarity with people protesting against the disposal of toxic waste from an industrial disaster. 40 years ago. yeah, so demonstrating, say they, they won the waste in mid town. more than 5000 people died in the city of a gas leak and a pesticide plant food by us companies authorities say they've moved toxic waste from the site to a disposal. so the thing is expected to take 9 months to be considering. so the head here now does the red card, but when a real madrid stop, liz, this is the main top spot, the spanish, the to understand, well, we must experience sliced through and not designed discover the stories forgotten. we split along the passage of time. the voices drowned out by the cave within the ordinary, extraordinary blast, and witness documentary the done veiled the trees and chains perspective on, on to 0. the grace of the damage close to the precious gross. lots of chillies is being reversed with one of the world's biggest conservation projects. they're pretty em

griffith park, thinking of a few other areas as well. echo park, elysian park area, and everywhere across the san gabriel valley, san fernando valley, calabasas hills area, western parts of la basin, malibu coast, and throughout the santa monica's. you need to be at a high state of readiness throughout all of the overnight hours into tomorrow, and have multiple ways to receive life saving evacuation notices from local law enforcement, as well as emergency management. you may be seconds away from having to save your life when those orders come. take them seriously. this is a deadly situation ariel, thank you so much for joining us. >> you go down that list, it is clear there's a potential for millions of californians to be affected throughout the night. so certainly important to continue to monitor. so thank you and the rest of the experts there at the national weather service for keeping us up to speed. good luck tonight. >> thank everyone. >> all right. still ahead here in the newsroom. forget the facts. it's just community notes that s

the griffith observatory, dodger stadium down through here, pasadena, the rose bowl stadium. now when we talk about the palisades fire, specifically, we do actually have a map to show you this is the the area that has been burned already. it's the red area you see here. keep in mind this is several hours old, so it's likely expanded beyond what you are seeing here. but this just kind of goes to give you the scope of what has burned and what it's near, because this is the this is the downtown area of the city of pacific palisades. you see all of these structures here, homes, businesses, parks, all of this, not to mention the roadways that are so dangerously close to where these fires are. and again, keep in mind, i said this is several hours old. so this is likely spread into some of these communities since then, before we finally get that updated map. one of the biggest concerns, especially in the short term, is truly going to be the winds. you are still talking some of these areas 50 to 70mph. some of these have peaked at 70 to 100mph. now dana, these numbers are going to dr

because it's not just palisades, it's topanga canyon, it's porter ranch in the valley, east l.a, griffith park, bel air, all these areas are at risk. and, you know, from a potential wildfire. so what you look at is a solution that you could use anywhere without having to rebuild the entire system all at once. >> it is so invaluable hearing your thoughts on this and getting that information. >> marty adams, former general manager of the l.a. department of water and power. thank you, sir, so much for clearing a lot of stuff up for us tonight. really appreciate your time. >> my pleasure. >> coming up, when will we see? >> special counsel jack smith's final report into donald trump's january 6th. election interference. when? well, mary mccord might know. >> and she's going to join me. coming up. but first, trump made history by becoming the first president ever to hold the title of convicted felon. i will be joined by two people who were in the courtroom when it was handed the courtroom when it was handed down. that's next. when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but he

griffith made the clansman, which had been a broadway play in a novel into a movie. the birth of a nation, that wilson infamously screened in 1915 in the white house during his time at johns hopkins. wilson and another classmate a guy named charles wright, ventured into baltimore for essentially for sport to observe the congress of women that was meeting their and one of the women who was speaking there was julia ward. how so? this is in 1865. photo of her. she was born in 18. 19. she was 65 years old when wilson saw at this event in baltimore, which had attracted leading suffragists and scholars from around country. wilson wrote his about experience and he said that he was scandalized to hear these old maids speaking in public. his second joins hopkins accomplished what it was to finish his first book. congressional government. in this book was an expansion and on a paper relatively paper that he had written as a senior at the college of new jersey. it was remarkable both for its in assaulting one of the fundamental pillars of the u.s. constitution and the separatio

are existing on the pch in this particular area. >> and you mentioned, yes, you mentioned doctor griffithshat he had just performed brain surgery that day. and then of course, two brain surgeries and then performed this. extraordinary. you mentioned creative visions was also saved. you started that nonprofit in honor of your 22 year old son, dan, who was a photographer for reuters but was tragically killed in mogadishu. what does the fact that this building was also saved in the midst of all the devastation, mean for the work done on your son's behalf? >> that is really a great question. this building exists to support the storytellers who will tell our world what is going on, and we have hundreds of projects and productions under creative visions. we have students rebuild, which is touching millions of kids to teach them how to tell stories. we need stories that talk about the greed that is driving our planet to raise the temperatures and minimize the resources that that we have. it's yeah, that's the purpose. dan was telling a story. he died to tell a story with three other people. we ha

griffith. >> johnson. >> johnson. grijalva. jeffries. grothman. johnson. guest. johnson. guthrie.n. johnson. hamade of arizona. johnson. haradopolis. johnson. harrigan. johnson. harris of maryland. harris of maryland. harris of north carolina. johnson. harshbarger. johnson. hayes. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. hearn of oklahoma. johnson. higgins of louisiana. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. hill of arkansas. >> johnson. >> johnson. himes. jeffries. henson. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. >> course for. jeffries. houchen. johnson. houlihan. jeffries. hoyer. jeffries. hoyle of oregon. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. hudson. johnson. huffman. jeffries. hizinga. johnson. hunt. johnson. heard of colorado. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. issa. johnson. ivey. jeffries. jack. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. jackson of illinois. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. jackson of texas. johnson. jacobs. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. james. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. jayapal. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. [ cheers and applause ] >> johnson of georgia. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. >> johns

federal funding for san francisco's largest and most neglected public housing sites namely alice griffith, hunter's view st l and potrero. to address the site conditions hope itself was created to build replacement high quality public housing replacement units in these communities as well as build additional affordable and market rate units. >> however, chronic disinvestment in these communities over many decades resulted in not only neglected public housing units but also aging and obsolete infrastructure. >> their stories public purpose to help us have communities new streets, sidewalks, street lights and trees were created to better serve residents. to present further on this item i'd like to introduce my colleague ryan silent senior project manager at the mayor's office of housing community development. >> great. thank you jason. the purpose of the resolution before you today is jason mentioned is to accept the public infrastructure improvements associated with the sunnydale hope s.f. phase 1a3 sunnydale second infrastructure phase. >> as previously mentioned, sunnydale hope s.f. is o

johnson griffith. johnson. johnson grijalva. jeffries. grothman johnson. guest johnson. guthrie. johnson. hageman johnson. johnson. hamadeh of arizona johnson. harder of california. jeffries. haridopolos. johnson. johnson. harrigan. johnson. johnson. harris of maryland. harris of maryland. harris of north carolina. johnson. johnson harshbarger. johnson. hayes. hurd. jeffries. >> andy. harris. andy. >> harris, one of the key members of the house freedom caucus. >> republican of maryland, did not vote, so johnson adding andy harris into the others. we have seen and heard not voting. that's five. that makes five republicans so far. jeffries as we kind of try to marinate on that and understand what it means. johnson i want to bring in manu raju. manu, i think it's really key to note that this is clearly a strategy that these republicans are holding out. um, and the question, as we've heard from some of our esteemed colleagues sitting with jake who have actually been in the house of representatives on the republican side, question is whether or not they're just doing this to for show

federal funding for san francisco's largest and most neglected public housing sites namely alice griffith, hunter's view st l and potrero. to address the site conditions hope itself was created to build replacement high quality public housing replacement units in these communities as well as build additional affordable and market rate units. >> however, chronic disinvestment in these communities over many decades resulted in not only neglected public housing units but also aging and obsolete infrastructure. >> their stories public purpose to help us have communities new streets, sidewalks, street lights and trees were created to better serve residents. to present further on this item i'd like to introduce my colleague ryan silent senior project manager at the mayor's office of housing community development. >> great. thank you jason. the purpose of the resolution before you today is jason mentioned is to accept the public infrastructure improvements associated with the sunnydale hope s.f. phase 1a3 sunnydale second infrastructure phase. >> as previously mentioned, sunnydale hope s.f. is o

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shadow business secretary andrew griffith said that the chancellor failed to make some vital decisionsn her budget. speaking in the house of commons today, home office ministerjess phillips said work to implement recommendations made by the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse will be completed as quickly as can possibly be done. that comes as also this afternoon, the labour mp for rotherham, sarah champion, has called for a national inquiry into grooming gangs. in a statement posted to x, the mp said that local inquiries do not have the power to compel witnesses or evidence and would not satisfy the public concern of cover ups. over the weekend, another labour mp, dan carden, also broke ranks with sir keir starmer to call for an inquiry. he's urging the prime minister to use the full power of the state to deliver justice. joe biden has delivered a foreign policy speech from the white house a short time ago, saying a gaza ceasefire and hostage deal is on the brink of fruition. the outgoing us president said the deal would also include a surge of aid to palestinians in what was h

i'll be assessing the state of the economy with shadow business secretary andrew griffith, who will also be discussing the corruption. minister tulip siddiq, who has resigned following, of all things, corruption allegations. well, i suppose she was the corruption minister. plus, the government is reportedly on the bnnk government is reportedly on the brink of finalising the chagos islands deal ahead of the trump inauguration. suella braverman joins me in a moment as she castigates this decision. the state of the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most pugnacious panel, the former conservative immigration minister tom pursglove, and the journalist and broadcaster michael crick. as ever, it's a crucial part of the programme. let me know your views, mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's your favourite part of the day. the news bulletin with sam francis. >> jacob, thank you and good evening to you. just coming up to 8:02. well, top story tonight, rachel reeves has been grilled in parliament after her china trip sparked political outrage. reeves defended her visit, highlighting agreemen

shadow business secretary andrew griffith said that the chancellor failed to make some vital decisions in her budget. speaking in the house of commons this afternoon, home office minister jess phillips said work to implement recommendations made by the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse will be completed as quickly as can possibly be done. that comes as also this afternoon, the labour mp for rotherham, sarah champion, has called for a national inquiry into grooming gangs. in a statement posted to x, the mp said that local inquiries do not have the power to compel witnesses or evidence and would not satisfy the public concern of cover ups. over the weekend, another labour mp, dan carden, also broke ranks with sir keir starmer to call for an inquiry. he's urging the prime minister to use the full power of the state to deliver justice. officials in los angeles said at a press conference today that severe fire weather conditions will continue until wednesday. la mayor karen bass said that close to hurricane force winds have been predicted. at least 24 people have been killed and t

shadow business secretary andrew griffith said that the chancellor failed to make some vital decisions in her budget. joe biden has delivered a foreign policy speech from the white house this evening, saying a gaza ceasefire and hostage dealis a gaza ceasefire and hostage deal is on the brink of fruition. the outgoing us president said the deal would also include a surge of aid to palestinians in what was his final foreign policy address. a round of gaza ceasefire talks would be held in doha tomorrow morning to finalise the remaining details of the deal. officials in los angeles said at a press conference today that a severe fire weather conditions will continue until wednesday. l.a. mayor karen bass said that close to hurricane force winds have been predicted. at least 24 people have been killed and thousands evacuated as fires rage on in california. 23 people, all adults, remain missing and more than 92,000 people are currently under evacuation orders, officials have said. la county sheriff robert luna also added that at least 34 people have been arrested. meanwhile, us president ele

shadow business secretary andrew griffith said that the chancellor failed to make some vital decisions in her budget. the prime minister says ai is a force for change that will transform the lives of working people for the better. in a speech this afternoon, sir keir starmer promised investment, jobs and economic growth due to a boom in the sector. labour claim that if ai is fully embraced, it could bring £47 billion to the economy every yeah billion to the economy every year. well, shadow technology secretary alan mach has accused labour of squandering the position it inherited from the previous government with al. officials in los angeles said at a press conference this afternoon that severe fire weather conditions will continue until wednesday. la mayor karen bass said that close to hurricane force winds have been predicted. at least 24 people have been killed and thousands evacuated as fires rage on in california. 23 people, all adults, remain missing and more than 92,000 people are currently under evacuation orders, officials have said. la county sheriff robert luna also added tha

shadow business secretary andrew griffith said that the chancellor failed to make some vital decisionsbudget. speaking in the house of commons this afternoon, home office minister jess phillips said work to implement recommendations made by the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse will be completed as quickly as can possibly be done. that comes as also this afternoon, the labour mp for rotherham, sarah champion, has called for a national inquiry into grooming gangs. in a statement posted to x, the mp said that local inquiries do not have the power to compel witnesses or evidence and would not satisfy the public concern of cover ups. over the weekend, another labour mp, dan carden, also broke ranks with sir keir starmer to call for an inquiry. he's urging the prime minister to use the full power of the state to deliver justice. officials in los angeles said at a press conference today that severe fire weather conditions will continue until wednesday. l.a. mayor karen bass said that close to hurricane force winds have been predicted. at least 24 people have been killed and thousan

shadow business secretary andrew griffith told gb news earlier that the chancellor failed to make someal decisions in her budget. >> we're in this mess and it really is a mess and there's more economic data out from businesses today showing that they're cutting back on hiring. confidence, as we know, is in the floor and the cost of borrowing that the gilt markets are at a near 30 year high. so the difficult decisions should have been made when the chancellor originally did her budget. and there's nothing that this government has done that has actually reformed the cost of government, which many of your viewers all know is not really delivering for british people. it's costing a lot of pubuc people. it's costing a lot of public sector employees. those are the difficult decisions she should have made. and frankly, i don't think she's got any credibility. >> at least 24 people have been killed and thousands evacuated as fires rage on in california. the la county medical examiner also said at least another 16 people remain missing. fierce winds are forecast to continue for the coming days,