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look at the difference between hale hitler and taxi. halo taxi is very different than hale hitler. i say leave elon musk alone. he is like a kid in a candy store that knows exactly how many pieces of candy are in it. >> greg: when he is in front of crowds, you never know what's going to happen. kat, what you think is behind this? are they, like jamie says, out of straws to grasp? >> i think so. and i also think that once one person says it, they feel like you have to say it as well or else then you are also a nazi. so it is like a weird telephone game. but the adl -- for them to say that, if you follow the adl, it wasn't that long ago that elon was threatening to sue them because they were accusing him, suggesting that he was anti-semitic for not doing enough to combat anti-semitism on -- i think it was called twitter then. and if they are like know -- now you're going after them, it's like this makes no sense. he got too excited. and also, he said no i wasn't doing that. if he was going to be so bold as to go out in front of this crowd and do a nazi salute, i feel like you would a

hale play it over and over. every time you dance like a fool.ne, i think that, but how many times did you think you were going to lose your life doing some of those stunts? will: you know, the scariest, i'm trying to think, the scariest was rappeling off that building in connecticut. 150 miles an hour -- joey: charlie's, like, no way -- [laughter] will: really? no way is an invitation on "fox & friends." [laughter] rachel: will, i know you say you're going to miss us, i tell you, i'm going to miss you so much. our friendship has a grown as much over the years. i have so much respect for what you do. i tell you all the time how much i learn from you professionally, personally. i love you, i love your family. you will be missed. i'm so happy you're saying you're not leaving for good. you mentioned our viewers. we also have a very important viewer who's having, you know, a massive weekend. the president of the united states just tweeted about you. here he is on truth social. he said, will cain, our friend on "fox & friends" weekend, will will do gr

oh my gosh. >> narrator: shortly after 3:30 p.m., the fire reached hale mahaolu eono, trapping several residents. >> they couldn't figure out if they should stay and shelter in place or run, because you couldn't really see the flames until it was like literally coming over the, you know, the building. and unless they got in a car with somebody else who they'd already talked to, they wouldn't have made it out. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: first responders struggled to get there in time; overwhelmed by the speed of the fire. >> bro, i don't know what we're doing-- hey, hey, slow down, slow down, slow down, slow down, there's a car right here. >> narrator: one of three now burning on the island. >> it was a chaotic, dynamic, rapidly evolving event. so we knew things were burning, but we didn't know exactly what streets, because you couldn't go up to certain things, because of the intensity. and the way that this, this fire was moving, it was moving 80 miles an hour. (wind gusting) throughout the day, maui police officers were working to evacuate neighborhoods. we know that maui firefighters were batt

the 1st hostages hales by i'm also expected to present israel in exchange for dozens of palestinian prison. that's also coming off donuts. trump is said to t off his 2nd presidential term monday. we look at his ambitious plans for the day one the monica jones, welcome to the program. the is for any government has approved a 6 week ceasefire in gaza. the 1st of 3 stages to the agreement is plans to begin on sunday morning. that's when fighting in the gaza strip as such to stop at 8 30 am. local time is there any troops will then pull out of populated areas. a mazda is also set to begin releasing a total of $33.00 is rarely hostages. while israel will free hundreds of palestinian prisoners, in return, agencies are planning to search vitally needed supplies into the seats strip once the hostilities seems on the law. let's cross over now to dw constantine a good interest and then consulting we're the is what the government has approved the si, fi a deal, but there was a long debate. the vote certainly was fall from being unanimous to tell us more about it. why did it takes a long while? it did

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. >> pretty little liars star lucy hale marked the start of this month by sharing her sobriety journeyram. no matter why people decide to abstain, medical doctors say that taking a break from booze has immediate health benefits. >> many people don't realize that they might be participating in binge drinking, having more than 3 to 4 alcoholic beverages in one experience, and that directly affects your sleep that night, but also your health in the long run, your gastrointestinal health, and then so on and so forth. your risk of cancer. >> just today, the u.s. surgeon general issuing an advisory outlining the direct link between alcohol consumption and cancer risk and calling for the health warning labels on alcoholic beverages to be changed. but that would require approval by congress. >> my message to individuals is just to recognize that when it comes to alcohol and cancer risk, less drinking means less cancer risk. >> alcohol consumption is the third leading preventable cause of cancer, behind smoking and obesity. according to the surgeon general, leading to increased risk for things

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. >> ktvu shadowed officers jesse ricard and nathan hale as they prepare to crack down on dangerous drivers on new year's eve. first, they had to check their weapons and make sure they're slick. top all white dodge charger, nicknamed the polar bear, was in good working order. 96 out of the requested the first order of business, checking out a license plate issue at the dmv on 85th avenue in east oakland. the officers referred the driver to oakland police, and then it was back on the streets, going back and forth on 580, focusing on driving to arrive, especially during the holiday season. >> we're focusing on speed enforcement, reckless driving, distracted driving, driving under the influence. >> they pulled over this infiniti g37 near 35th avenue not because it was stolen, but because it had a clear cover on the back plate and tinted front windows. but there was a surprise explanation. >> technically, his is still illegal window tint, but he does have a prescription for it, like a medical. yeah, so sometimes i don't know. yeah, yeah. so it has to be a 5% or less and then it has to be remova

you will find out what happened and who was response or i will raise fresh hale and i will change those and uh, in the federal government who are responsible for telling us what happened. like there's still a christmas. thank you, said the kennedy, i'm calling from quarter to 12. thank you, governor. thank you mayor. thank you, sandra kennedy, thank you to all about law enforcement agents for doing a yeoman's job for stepping up for the time we need your most for employing the resources of all of our partners. this is all hands on deck from the white house, all the way down. i've been in communication with the white house since early this morning. secretary, my arcus, a leaders and all of the federal, local, and state agencies. the presidents made it very clear that he intends to bring every resource to bear, to not only tell the truth, but to provide the resources to bring these cowards as to justice. i want to personally signed the men and women in uniform who put their lives on the line to protect our citizens and our visitors, to a man and our governor for acting expeditiously and b

david hale was the u.s. special envoy for middle east peace between the u.s. 2011 and 2013.k up that issue we were talking about the palestinian authority. one of the most interesting aspects of this deal is benjamin netanyahu has acquiesced to hamas remaining in power, which he said he would never do. why has he done that? x i think hamas is not really empowered. thanks to the military action, they have brought hamas to its knees. which is why we have an agreement with strong messaging from president trump. the key question is what will happen. will there be a vacuum in gaza? who will be in charge of security, building governance, who will coordinate rehabilitation? right now there are no answers to that question. the palestinian authority is in a doubtful capacity to put aside any of the politics. they don't have the presence or credit -- credibility needed to restore governance after this long absence. you are likely to see neighborhood associations come together block by block, district district doing what is needed to keep people focused. our goal in the u.s. should be

now in his speech, he hales the nation's resilience, and preaches to the soldiers in ukraine, calling them true heroes. so he avoided discussing the war's trajectory, where, you know, we are confident that everything will be fine. we will only move forward. we know for sure the, the absolute value for us was, is, and will be the fate of russia, the wellbeing of its citizens. the man that's been in charge of this country for a quarter of a century has declared 2025, the year of the defender of the fatherland. now, despite the message, they move here on the streets of the capital, remain sombre. many here hoping the new year will bring an end to the conflict in ukraine and a better economic forecasts for our population that's facing unprecedented financial challenges. dorset jabari l. g 0. moscow. lawyers for south korea's impeached preston to use so you say they'll fight an arrest warrant issued by quotes on tuesday. investigators requested the warrant talk to you and failed to of pay for questioning several times. robert pride reports now from so for prosecutors investigating impeache

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now in his speech, he hales the nation's resilience, and preaches to the soldiers in ukraine, calling them true heroes. so he avoided discussing the war's trajectory, where, you know, we are confident that everything will be fine, we will only move forward. we know for sure the, the absolute value for us was, is, and will be the fate of russia, the wellbeing of its citizens. the man that's been in charge of this country for a quarter of a century has declared 2025, the year of the defender of the fatherland. now, despite the message, it moved here on the streets of the capital, remain sombre. many here are hoping venue, your will bring an end to the conflict in ukraine and a better economic forecasts for our population that's facing unprecedented financial challenges. dorset safari, l g 0, moscow. china is present, hasn't noticed that the country faces pressure to transform its economy. but changing thing is confident to china, cabinet or become challenges through hard work. and the comments in a new address to the nation. china has struggled to climb out of an economic slump, fuel by

now in his speech, he hales, the nation's resilience, and screeches to the soldiers in ukraine, calling them true heroes. so he avoided discussing the war's trajectory, where, you know, we are confident that everything will be fine. we will only move forward. we know for sure the, the absolute value for us was, is, and will be the fate of russia, the wellbeing of its citizens. the man that's been in charge of this country for a quarter of a century has declared 2025, the year of the defender of the fatherland. now, despite putting up the message, the move here on the streets of the capital, remain sombre. many here are hoping the new year will bring an end to the conflict in ukraine and a better economic forecasts for our population that's facing unprecedented financial challenges. dorset jabari l. g 0, moscow. puerto rico run in 2025 in doc this often underground cable failed the single most into islands without power. electricity went out on new year's eve and all thursday said could take up to 2 days to fix. some people use their own petro generators to keep the lights on us territor

now in his speech, he hales the nation's resilience, and pay tribute to the soldiers in ukraine, calling them to heroes. so he avoided discussing the wars trajectory where, you know, we are confident that everything will be fine. we will only move forward. we know for sure that the absolute value for us was, is, and will be the fate of russia, the wellbeing of its citizens. the man that's been in charge of this country for a quarter of a century has declared 2025, the year of the defender of the fatherland. now, despite putting up freed message, the move here on the streets of the capital, remain sombre. many here are hoping the new year will bring an end to the conflict in ukraine and a better economic forecasts for our population that's facing unprecedented financial challenges. door safari, l g 0, moscow. conflict between sedans, army and the power military rapids support forces expanded to new areas in 2024. displacing hundreds of thousands of people. the army launched its 1st major offensive, taking back major cities at the recess, pushed for full control, the west and the for regio

now in his speech, he hales the nations resilience and pray to this to the soldiers in ukraine, calling them true heroes. so he avoided discussing the wars trajectory where you, we are confident that everything will be fine, we will only move forward. we know for sure the, the absolute value for us was, is, and will be the fate of russia, the real being of its citizens. the man that's been in charge of this country for a quarter of a century has declared 2025, the year of the defender of the fatherland. now, despite the message, it moved here on the streets of the capital, remains sombre. many here are hoping the new year will bring an end to the conflict in ukraine and a better economic forecasts for our population that's facing unprecedented financial challenges. door such a very l g 0 moscow. a. u. s. president elect donald trump has revealed his hopes for 2025 as he under around 300 guess. welcome to the new year and his result in florida. feeling a business man eat on musk attempted the annual policy in west palm beach. donald trump is less than 3 weeks from taking power. ivory coa

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he wants to take part in the negotiations, i will send people who will conduct these negotiations. hale's right into the democratic republic of congo at the one that embassy in the capital is attacked and looted local anger, erupt of a kick. all these alleged support of the militants and the east. the obo runs a large city of co, my best people to try to leave the nobody's army owns. i tried to leave to make another roofing to go to as well as just the real simple order for drug. does he all find? i don't tell you what this is kind of circled ceasefire and 11 on as id f drove into 0 in on villages of the south. israel essentially ignoring the agreement continues to alicia dudley by about the, from alaska to be rude and to india to construct. so it's a ton of top storage for this live broadcast from us. so we'll kick it off right here on the heart of the russian capital. there's a lot of my food and says he's ready and willing to hold peaceful with ukraine, but only with the officials who can legally sign on with the headline. and so lensky does not fit that bill. a just a bit of good. i'm

he's going to try and leverage ukraine to also try and cuts hale, the cries and the trading partnerships, the bill we breaks. and brits really as, as, as we've seen, the 33 cars on is a pretty much on stopping to train. and if we look at, if we look at the, the balance of trade deficit, the united states impulse fall, move things from bricks, nations, and brick stations and pull to the united states. but it's nations right now in goal, really things that can, can be, we tolerate to just as we say, nebraska and saving pulsing, 80 ice and pots and stuff like this, which, you know, as the brakes agents complex, they start working together to develop their own technologies. maybe it's going to be more obsolete and then the thing back on the other side, the united for the united states bringing in bringing embrace products. i mean, let's be honest, we will notice you can cut off the economic power houses of china and india unit to, to 2 of the key key players in breaks. i mean, i feel if he's going to do that, you know, good luck america and receiving any kind of, you know, consumer goods or

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about the imperial crisis and sort of most clearly espouses the radic whig ideologies of the john hale was a who's a hero from the of the plains of abraham thath had served with gates in nova scotia. and he and gates are kind of on the same page politically, where they're very cynical about the way the ministry going and a very critical of britain's treatment of the colonies. and increasingly hailing gates are framing america as this place. liberty is kind of is the last holdout in america and go and have liberty in america because liberty is in other locations. but in america liberty is still thriving. so do that. liberty is in retreat across the world. and america is kind of its last bastion. so in 17 and 22, gates decides to move his family to america he initially is a little bit conflicted about where he's going to move, but he's really on either northern virginia, maryland ends up finding a tract of land in northern virginia that had been recommend to him by his old army friend adam to stephen. he settles in berkeley county, which is now in west virginia, because of the civil war

. >> jesse: then the accused elon musk of doing hale hitler. >> the roman salute is a thing.dded a nice blood-curdling chill to the day for many people. >> if you go on social media, there are lots of other people with other opinions. and they say this looks very much like a trend to salute. no matter how they try to clean it up. what was your reaction to that? >> that was a nazi salute and he didn't just do it one time, he did it twice for emphasis. you talk to anyone, that is historians, people who study the nazi's and this disgusting display, they will make it very clear about what that was and he should not just apologize, he should be condemned. >> jesse: anyone who has watched elon musk knows he is just not very smooth. he jumps around, here he is acting a little giddy. so if that is a salute, than aoc and pocahontas are the third reich. elon had a chuckle. quote, frankly they need better dirty tricks. the everyone is hitler attack is so tired. cancel culture has been crushed, the left doesn't own twitter and no one is watching legacy media so the hoaxes go nowhere. but

we were supposed to have a meeting with helen hale. has not committed or not gotten in touch and i am in the dark right about now. we really need these meetings. >> yes, so can you make sure that you received the e-mail from bennett and he will connect with you right after the meeting or right now? to make sure that he has the correct e-mail for you. >> yes. >> the intent that meeting is holistic in nature so trying to bring together as many stakeholders as possible specifically around plaza east. as relates to services and the contract overseen by the mayor office of housing community development helen hale is responsible for that contract, that is why i made the comments earlier on who is responsible for oversight. my understanding through the ceo of the housing authority is a meeting was requested to take place between the mayor office of housing per my promise to you and our communications that there would be a meeting to talk about services and the contractors contractual responsibility to perform services as directed by the mayor

joining us now to break it all down is nfl on fox sideline reporter jen hale. good morning.ir team's out of it or something's already locked in but there will be a few fan bases rivetted to today's game. what are the big matchups? >> absolutely. the bucs and saints, that's the one with the most at stake. a w for tampa bay, means they're hosting a playoff game next week. if they lose and the falcons win, that means they're out of things all together. your players to watch, mike evans, the star receiver needs 85 jars to get to 1,000 on the season, his 11th straight season doing that. that would tie jerry rice. his teammates and coaches desperately want to see him do this. they'll be feeding him all day long. the saints' defense knows that. they'll be coming after him. and then of course baker mayfield as well. can you imagine this. he stands to make a million and-a-half dollars today in bonuses if he can hit several benchmarks. so he definitely for the sake of house bank account wants to be on top of things if not for the psych after playoffs of course. jets and dolphins, the

ktvu shadowed officers jesse ricard and ethan hale as they prepare to crack down on dangerous drivers on new year's eve. first, they had to check their weapons and make sure they're slick. top all white dodge charger, nicknamed the polar bear, was in good working order 96 eight at the request of the first order of business, checking out a license plate issue at the dmv on 85th avenue in east oakland. the officers referred the driver to oakland police, and then it was back on the streets, going back and forth on 580, focusing on driving to arrive, especially during the holiday season. >> we're focusing on speed enforcement, reckless driving, distracted driving, driving under the influence. >> they pulled over this infiniti g37 near 35th avenue not because it was stolen, but because it had a clear cover on the back plate and tinted front windows. but there was a surprise explanation. >> technically, his is still illegal window tint, but he does have a prescription for it, like a medical. yeah, so sometimes i don't know. yeah, yeah. so it has to be a 5% or less and then it has to be remo

. >> a 35 the time said pavel police hale arrested a woman they say was seen driving a stolen car.s happened. yeah, tuesday night while an officer found a stolen car being driven by the suspect, they tried to arrest or but she started walking away. they then brought out their officer k 9 riggs and that's when she was taken into custody. they found she was out for parole for armed robbery as well. this arrest marks the 11th now in a 24 hour span. >> a 35 is the time in a big story that we're following this morning. this memorial represents a community's grief because 3 teenagers lost their lives in a car crash. first told you about this yesterday morning. since then we've learned those teens were high school students and there's a 4th teenager to who still in critical condition this morning. kron 4 sarah stinson talked with their friends. >> there's a growing memorial at the crash site here on shore road. people have dropped off flowers and candles. we spoke with friends of the teenagers who say they stopped by to pay their respects. >> and the whole life ahead of them. >> gone too

we were supposed to have a meeting with helen hale.or not gotten in touch and i am in the dark right about now. we really need these meetings. >> yes, so can you make sure that you received the e-mail from bennett and he will connect with you right after the meeting or right now? to make sure that he has the correct e-mail for you. >> yes. >> the intent that meeting is holistic in nature so trying to bring together as many stakeholders as possible specifically around plaza east. as relates to services and the contract overseen by the mayor office of housing community development helen hale is responsible for that contract, that is why i made the comments earlier on who is responsible for oversight. my understanding through the ceo of the housing authority is a meeting was requested to take place between the mayor office of housing per my promise to you and our communications that there would be a meeting to talk about services and ctors contractual responsibility to perform services as directed by the mayor office of housing and commun

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house the 1st time anyone remembered that having happened, he refused to allow the marine band to play hale to the chief when he entered a room. and he had kind of a frosty relationship with congress and the washington establishment. and he was perhaps best known for the period after he was present any wrote $33.00 books and he helped rehab for to 1000 plus houses for habitat for humanity. while he was never really a creature of washington is interesting to see that carter is now being embraced both by the washington establishment and by ordinary americans in deaf. okay, believe it, that's $100.00. thank you very much for joining us as well. so that head on that i'll just say this for the future in foster as far right. freedom policies. it is closer to power. and we look at the legacy of former french follow right. need to show me read the pin, is died at the age of 96. plus we'll have details on darren, i know event in move this shiny x on the way the to highlight. we felt more nasty weather pushing into a western positive europe over the next couple of days. previous system that's now rol

now in his speech, he hales the nation's resilience, and pay tribute to the soldiers in ukraine, calling them true heroes. so he avoided discussing the wars trajectory where, you know, we are confident that everything will be fine. we will only move forward. we know for sure that the absolute value for us was, is, and will be the fate of russia, the wellbeing of its citizens. the man that's been in charge of this country for a quarter of a century has declared 2025, the year of the defender of the fatherland. now, despite the message, it moved here on the streets of the capital, remains sombre. many here are hoping the new year will bring an end to the conflict, the new crane, and a better economic forecasts for our population that's facing unprecedented financial challenges. door such a very l g 0. moscow. rumania and bulgaria has officially joined us both refreshing and zone and doing a 13 year wage. european union minister is agreed to remove online border controls with the 2 countries. the deal follows years of negotiations and concerns about migrants crossing into the you from the t

continues on this trajectory before donald trump enacts his billionaire tax cuts, trump's going to hale as the economic king. >> and it's the biden economy he's inheriting. >> and yet the public over and over gives conservatives who inherit good democratic economies. >> they give conservatives republicans the credit. when does the cycle end? >> well, you're right about it. >> and but the fight to working class people is to kind of help explain and understand it. i think one of our lessons learned of this, alex, is that for the last four years, there's a lot of people didn't know and understand some of the choices that were made. that's why i kind of go through some of those choices, because the continual education needs to happen, and the opportunities for education, again, will happen with trump because he's going to make certain decisions. elon musk himself, some of the billionaires that surround him are going to make choices in the tax fight and the tariffs fight that are going to be completely averse to middle class interests. and it will be, again, an opportunity to say, hey, you k

the old cbs sports reporter heywood hale broome, and some of you who will remember him for his colorfulats, told me the angst at cafe society when billie sang strange fruit , was in fact quite short-lived. after we had food and odd in our liberal way, the band would hit a sharp court and go into them their eyes as he recalled. the setting was the problem. even enlightened nightclub was still a nightclub. i wondered then whether it made sense to sing such a song in such a milieu, one of his classmates said. it belonged instead at a concert setting, without beer and whiskey and cigarette . on april 20th, 1939 , holiday back to buy a musician as michael and paul have said, made the first recording of strange fruit overseeing the session was the aforementioned milt gabler of commodore records , who doubles as ellie crystals uncle, who was soon that task after a skittish columbia records passed on the song. he gave holiday $400 for the four songs she recorded that day , one of them fine and mellow, which is on the flipside. and $1000 later on. how much she eventually earned from the song, he

the old cbs sports reporter haywood hale broun.some of you will remember for his colorful sports coats told me the angst was the angst at cafÉ society when billie sang strange fruit, in fact, quite short lived after we'd oohed and odd in our kind of liberal way. the band would hit a sharp chord and then go into them. their eyes, he recalled. the setting was the problem. even an enlightened nightclub was still a nightclub. i wondered then it made sense to sing such a song in such a milieu. one of bruins classmates said it belonged instead in the concert setting without beer and whiskey and cigaret smoke on april. 1939, holliday backed by eight musicians as michael and paul have said, made the first recording of strange fruit overseeing the session was the aforementioned milt gabler of commodore records, who doubles as billy uncle, who assumed the task after. a skittish columbia records past the song. gabler gave holliday $400 for the four songs she recorded that. day one of them fine and mellow, which is on flip side and $1,000 late

hale barry estÁ mostrando para varias iniciativas para poder ayudar.r cierto, ella ha regalado todo su armario a la campaÑa de donaciÓn de ropa para las vÍctimas. de verdad que gracias a todas esas estrellas. mÁs adelante, vamos acompaÑar a alejandra espinoza y la hija de lupillo rivera que tambiÉn estÁn. los latinos estÁn presentes ahÍ. jessica: en el revoltillo digital tambiÉn hay maneras que otras celebridades estÁn ayudando. eva longoria es una de ellas que estÁ dando mucho dinero. estÁ tambiÉn diciÉndole a la gente donde puede donar. fran: eso es lo mÁs importante tambiÉn. que haya solidaridad en situaciones como esta. por otro lado, seguimos hablando de lo mismo. cada vez mÁs el apoyo sigue aumentando por parte de estas celebridades. esta emergencia de california nos ha tocado el corazÓn a todos. una de ellas ha sido jennifer lÓpez. ha decidido cancelar todas sus apariciones pÚblicas en solidaridad con los afectados. jessica: tenÍa varias participaciones en televisiÓn estadounidense y tambiÉn todo esto por su pelÍcula. ella estaba en tour de medi

and there is hale a building on fire in the -- and there's a building on fire in the back ground in and around a police precinct. and in washington, federal agents were injured by officials during the biden administration. and every single one of us said that's inappropriate and every single of one said that those people need to be brought to justice. now you on january 6 -- now, on january 6 of 2021, i was standing right over there in the middle of that aisle. i had originally -- my seat was right there. so when we were doing the certification of the election, you could -- people had breached the building. they were running around the capitol. they were banging on doors. and finally my chair being right next to that door, we heard a loud crash and i saw police officers say, secure that building and run up there to protect the members that were in the chamber, and we were all here. now, i saw some people immediately go to the capitol police so that they could take them to safe refuge, and they're the same people who had fund raised on a web side that's called -- website that's called bl

they're anonymous because they are hale afraid. ist -- because they're afraid. i have had extensive conversations with a close personal friend of the second wife, who has told me things that are directly supportive of the public materials contained in the mother's letter and the danielle hegseth affidavit. i don't know that he knows danielle, but what he told me is completely consistent with danielle hegseth's allegations that pete hegseth was abusive to his second wife. but this individual is afraid to come forward and have his name mentioned because he believes that if his name was menged, he would be subject to abuse and potentially violence. i have spoken to a close friend of jane doe, the complainant in the sexual assault allegation and the sexual assault civil complaint and settlement with direct knowledge of this. and she has told me a number of things that confirm the public reporting about the sexual assault allegation, but she is afraid for her own physical safety to come forward. and i've spoken to one of the individuals whose name is mentioned among

justice breyer of course, not currently sitting on the court, but a very hale and hearty active retired member of the united states supreme court, taking the opportunity to be there today for the proceedings. we do expect that the swearing in of jd vance will be done by justice brett kavanaugh, one of donald trump's appointees. we expect that the swearing in of donald trump will be done by chief justice john roberts. joining us now from emancipation hall in the capitol is our own. andrea mitchell. andrea, tell us about your vantage point and what you've been seeing this morning. >> it's just extraordinary, rachel, to be here in the rotunda. i've actually been here for previous inaugurals during the reagan years. i was here for one of those, and people were coming in, of course, on their way to the front where we were supposed to be out in front on west executive. so in here there are 1300 people and an additional 500 in an overflow. so this is the overflow room below the rotunda. >> and the last time i was in the rotunda, the last time donald trump was in the rotunda was for that viewin

he has pardoned insurrectionists, hale fired many of the government's independent watchdogs. last night he canceled billions. under donald trump it is already clear, it is a golden age, a golden age for lawlessness. today democrats will seek passage of a resolution that says -- that talks about one aspect of this lawlessness. we simply condemn pardoning rioters who attacked our capitol police officers on january 6. my colleague, patty murray, who has done such a good job on this, read the whole resolution. how the heck can anyone object to a resolution that says we should condemn pardoning those who assaulted police officers? where's the law and order crowd? where's the people who talk about defunding the police? how do you think every police officer feels when one of their brethren is assaulted and then they're pardoned and their own senators who represent thousands and thousands of police officers each in their states won't even stand up for their fellow officer? i just hope our republican colleagues don't block this resolution. all of us, every one of us -- it doesn't matt

joining me now is david hale. he's was the us special envoy for middle east peace, 2011—13.hank you. let'sjust pick— welcome to the programme. thank you. let'sjust pick up _ welcome to the programme. thank you. let'sjust pick up that - you. let's 'ust pick up that issue you. let's 'ust pick up that we — you. let'sjust pick up that issue we were _ you. let'sjust pick up that issue we were talking - you. let'sjust pick up that l issue we were talking about with jonah about the palestinian authority. one of the most interesting aspects of this deal is that benjamin netanyahu has acquiesced to hamas or meaning and power, which he said he would never do — why has he done that? t which he said he would never do - why has he done that?- - why has he done that? i think hamas is _ - why has he done that? i think hamas is not _ - why has he done that? i think hamas is not really _ - why has he done that? i think hamas is not really empower, i hamas is not really empower, thanks to the idf�*s military action, they've been able to bring hamas to its knees, which is why we have an agreem