harold? >> harold: my favorite celebrity i have met?ulogy from one of my heroes -- >> greg: you are extra boring today. andrew young is not a celebrity! >> harold: in my book he is! >> greg: jesse? >> jesse: dr. jay. >> greg: i thought he was an actual doctor but one 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

isn't that true, harold? >> harold: it's good to be with you.as looking forward to in-your-face. i think -- i try to view this in its most favorable light. i think it strange what he's doing. but in the most favorable light, as he's talking about the goals of america are talking about canada and greenland, i want to think he's trying to send a message to president xi saying, if you're talking about taiwan, if you're going to invade ukraine, we can do this perhaps by using economic sanctions. i think the other way to look at it, which i think people who are versed in foreign policy will say, it's almost the equivalent in some ways of saying, it's an artificial line separating us and canada. it sounds a lot like what putin talked about with ukraine. can you imagine if the chinese said lower manhattan is chinatown, so we will just annex that? because there's a lot of chinese there and they speak our language there. or little italy. italians are going to take little italy because there are a lot of italians. it is silly. so i understand -- i think i

now, let's do in your face, harold. yeah, harold, in your face with this.does. netherlands, he is no stiff like you, harold. huh? he won't tell me a story and then refuse to give me the facts like harold did. [laughter] there you go. i will shut up now. >> dana: "jesse watters primetime" not canceled for breaking news. truth about the wildfires, if you have suffered any devastation. the best thing can you do is buy tickets to greg's show that will make things better. >> dana: kennedy, a last word? >> kennedy: baby boom 19 firefighters have fathered children. that is 10% of their fire force. we know what those ghost riders have been doing. they have been very busy doing something. >> jesse: that woman, pow! >> dana: that is it for us? >> bret: pretty sure it's different women. thanks, dana. good evening, welcome to

and if that isn't believable. >> jesse: happy jan-teenth harold. >> harold: good to be back. again, you're starting to look more and more like a great data, starting to sound more -- >> probably not. [laughter] >> harold: i think todayha president trump has every reason to celebrate. you thin.k about four years ago where we were, you had to watch why things, he had trump elected rumpagain, you have an acceptanf the results, first congress witn vice president kamala harris lost the race overseeing the proceedings. happy with that, i'm not happy with the outcome but i'mco happy withnt the peace of the transfer of power. i am done with joe biden in this regard, the races over, talking about him for many ways for democrats, i think he is more accomplished. he would be thougs of differently in 40 years, andu if he has any doubt about it, think about what people were saying on this day four years ago about donald trump. you are unlikely to be elected president again, but youun certainly have aitn opportunity for that legacy to be thought of in a different way.ul he should not mista

jesse: time now for -- [laughter] harold harold welcome back.] >> i'm going to to surprise you a little, but then i'll revert to form. [laughter] >> sexy horse news. you want to watch a horse trying to to eat snowflakes? [laughter] >> would you like to switch seats? >> now, judge. >> hide your dogs! [laughter] >> it's based on an increase in shark attacks. no it's an increase if people at the beach. the sharks isn't changed. they're like, ooh, it's nice weather, let's head over here. of it's the damn people going to the beach, you idiot! can we stop? >> that is the most insightful thing you've said in months. [laughter] i'm serious. >> great line, i have to give him that. >> do you have any great lines, harold ford jr.? >> no. [laughter] >> the guy has vanilla ice at his new year's eve party. >> stop! collaborate and listen. [laughter] >> my take would be probably what you'd predict my if take to be, and if you think maybe i'm buying time because i don't have a take -- [laughter] >> what was the movie with nicolas cage? con air. >> so while i wa

let's do this in your face, harold. >> so mean to harold today. >> check out this little fella.hat fella. this fella that is harold the rhino. iguana. there's actually a rhino iguana eating salad. look at that. >> looks a lot like. yes, you do. >> he's even healthier than harold. >> they're vegetarians. >> looks a lot like liz cheney enjoying a big bowl of greens at the national reptile zoo. because she's also a rhino, and he prefers to eat leaves, flowers, berries and fruits. again, like liz cheney. >> wait, i'm not even laughing at that. that is inappropriate. >> we're going to have a section on reptile books at the bookstore as well. a group of sarasota men has volunteered their time and brainpower to refurbishing laptops and desktops that would have otherwise ended up in landfills. they call themselves the refurb group, and they get together three times every week. they have been able to save 70 tons of technology from landfill, as well as donate 22,000 computers to members of their community. thank you guys and god bless you and what a good use of time by these fellas. >> a

because you are our skunk. >> dana: in your face, harold. >> harold: hear it all the time. >> jesse: greg: not one.

because you are our skunk. >> dana: in your face, harold. >> harold: hear it all the time. >> jesse:ee you tomorrow. >> bret: welcome back, no with e diaper? >> greg: not one. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. heavy weather dangerous snow fall and conditions across the u.s. president joe biden heads to new orleans to pay respects to the victims of last week's terror attack. and canadian prime minister justin trudeau announces his resignation today. ♪ but first, breaking tonight congress makes president-elect donald trump's victory official. the historic event follows an historic election which ended in defeat for vice president kamala harris. today, she presided over the joint session of congress and announced the final results to lawmakers a amid a winter storm and heightened security measures since the. >> janice: 6th, 2021 right on capitol hill. night and day from the event four years ago. good evening, chad. >> chad: bret, good evening. it's one of the most awkward moments in american politics. the 12th amendment of the constitution dictates the vice p

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let's do this: in your face, harold. all right. my favorite, harold, sorry. it's back. the little frenchie that was having problems, he was the rescued frenchie. he had no hair for a while and then a foster family. he is a hairless frenchie but not by choice, unlike you, harold. [laughter] that is a real hero, harold. back to you. you got 15 seconds. >> harold: ricky pair sell the 49ers receive got shot before the season started forgives shooter, doesn't judge this guy. you got to watch this thing on twitter and x to preach the it. god bless him. >> judge jeanine: he got shot? >> greg: what are they talking about? that's it for us have. great night. hi, bret. >> bret: hi, greg. i even like jessica. >> greg: so do i. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the body of former president jimmy carter arrives in washington to lie in state ahead of his funeral thursday. we have complete coverage. a few policy change for meta the social media giant ending content procedure drawn the ire of conservatives. the house passes the new immigration measure of the

and what harold what harold did what harold did with horizontal drill drilling, think of that as innovation. they don't think oil guys as tech guys. what harold was a miracle the block in which is one of the largest oil fields in the world, as in many cases a 30 foot strip of hard rock shale, 10,000 feet below the ground. and that guy figured out how to go down two miles, turn a corner, drill sideways for two miles and turn hard into oil. and without that, we wouldn't have the marcellus. we wouldn't have the permian, we wouldn't have the bark. and that's that's a no. it is a a and you want to talk about a tax cut. what harold did, that's like trillion, $1,000,000,000,000, literally $1,000,000,000,000 of saving to all of you and everybody that works for you because every consumer in america paid less for their food, their clothes, their gas in their car. they heat their home because of what harold hamm did, an american indian american innovation. and that innovation can accelerate if we have a if we lose arms race, it's over with china. so i know you've got a crazy day to day and you're one

harold ford jr.happy new year, sir. >> good to see you happy new year congratulations on a great personal announcement. >> i appreciated it remains -- means the world. >> sean: you are a congressman from tennessee. i always new and he would always come on the show when she would always be reasonable. look at california is there anything about what is happening out there be it with the high -- fire, high level of taxation, things that you think are smart. >> a lot of people, sean, live there. a lot of people i have a lot of friends and families that have been affected adversely by the fires in the last several days and my prayers continued to go out to families who have lost loved ones. people trying to recover and rebuild. but people make a decision to live there there was a lot of beauty and majesty and a lot of prestige about the makeup there. i think because we stay up here at this moment with this and do some of the criticism warranted for some of the leadership while they are the only advice i w

i'm harold fisher, i am the anchor and the host of the daily drum on wurfm and sirius channel 141 ands morning's panel is titled "unifying our digital footprint, applying artificial intelligence, ai, to create opportunity for all". i want to introduce the members of the panel, becky pringle is the president of the national education association. she is a middle school science teacher with 31 years of classroom experience. becky is singularly focused on using her intellect, passion and purpose to unite the members of the largest labor union with the entire nation, using that collective power to transform public education into a racially and socially just and equitable system designed to prepare every student to proceed in a diverse and interdependent world. [applause] dee winn developed and oversees amazon's global and customers engagement on responsible ai and she focuses on helping organizations mitigate risks and uncover potential, unintended impacts to ai development, deployment and use. she also engages with legislators and policy makers to help shape eminent ai regulation and pol

new orleans is a place that harolds its ability to protect it. citizens. then harold's disability to manage major events, super bowl sugar bowes, marty gross, jazz fest, essence festival. you name it? no one does it better? the law enforcement in new orleans and in the surrounding area. kudos so those 2 officers golden rule that our hearts go out to those who lost lost loved ones. our hearts go out to those who are wounded and the man in the hospital citizens. now's the time to stay, call to be vigilant. this is not a time to come out to sightsee. listen to your federal local state. officials. be vigilant. if you saw something, say something. if you know something, tell someone there are 2 lines. there's information available, please. all hands on deck to rest assure the decision that was made to postpone the game was not done lightly. it was done with one single thing in mind. public safety making sure. busy that the citizens and visitors of this great city, not only for this event but, but every event you come to in louisiana that you will be safe. and w

harold ford jr, more moderate from tennessee. we'll get his take on it straight ahead. >> it's an absolute problem. it happens all of the time. if you own property, you've got equity. you can be a victim. >> i'm here with art pfitzenmaier, a retired special agent with the fbi and senior advisor to home title lock. exactly. what is house stealing? >> that's a phrase i think that the fbi kind of coined when they first began seeing situations where people were forging documents, titles and deeds and using those documents to gain access to the equity in the homes. >> how can a scammer actually steal my home? >> in the digital age, it's so easy for them to get the original document. >> all the information is out there, right? >> it's out there. they can download it and forge it. >> and if you take it down to the county clerk's house, won't they know if there's something wrong there? >> when a title is presented to a county recorder and it's completely filled out and it's notarized, then they're required by law to accept the document a

as harold said, i'm the author of this new book, and -- first of all, this picture up here is from billie when she was recording -- it was the recording session where she recorded "strange love." she may have been singing it at that point. as harold said, fdr was her favorite president and eleanor was also friends with billie as were the children who often went to see her at cafe society when she was playing downtown in '39 and '41. she had a strong connection with roosevelt which makes a lot of sense since we're having this symposium for her here today. in terms of bitter crop, my book is different from a lot of what has been said and written about billie in the past because that often portrays her as a victim or as a failure, and i see her quite differently, and depict her quite differently in my book. i see her for what she was. she was a powerful woman who overcame the hardships of her life to create a body of work that made her a preeminent jazz singer and ultimately an american icon so that's my take on billie holiday, and the other depictions of her that we've seen through the year

and as harold said, she was -- fdr was her favorite president. ellenor was also friends with billy, as were the children when she was playing downtown. so she had a very strong connection with the roosevelts, which makes a lot of sense since we're having this symposium for her here today. in terms of "bitter crop," my book is different from a lot of what has been said and written about billie in the past, because that often portrays her as a victim or as a failure, and i see her quite differently. and depict her quite differently in my book. i see her for what she was. she was a powerful woman who overcame the hardships of her life to create a body of work that made her a preeminent jazz singer and ultimately an american icon. so that's my take on billie holiday. and the other depictions of her that she have seen through the years are -- they're valid, i suppose, from that point of view, but i have a quite different point of view of her and that's what will be reflected in my book and the symposium today. obviously, "string anger" is probably her

primarily because of the brilliance of harold brown who was my secretary of defense, who was a graduate of cal-tech and he was worthy to receive a nobel prize for physics. and all of the modern day weapons that were used in the gulf war were developed under harold brown while i was president. but i thought it was better not to use our military strength. to have it as one of their persuasive factors, but to use my influence and the influence of america to bring peace to people. so we went for four years, despite some very serious challenges and opportunities. whenever fired a bullet. we never dropped a bomb. we never launched a missile against anyone else. at the same time, i think we accomplished our goals of bringing peace to other people and keeping our nation in peace. so i think peace and human rights would be the two things. host: for a moment, talk about the american presidency, the office of the president. would you change anything if you could. is it as powerful as it should be? pres. carter: well, the american presidency is extremely powerful in the arena of foreign policy. for

and as harold said, she was fdr was her favorite. eleanor was also friends, billie, as were the children who often went to see or at cafes on saturday when she was playing downtown between 39 and 41. so it's a very strong connection with the roosevelts, which makes a lot of sense since we're having this symposium for her here. i'm in terms better crop. my book is different from. a lot of what has been said and written, billie, in the past, because that portrays her as a victim or as a failure. and i see her quite differently and depict her quite differently in my book. i see her for what she was. she was powerful woman who overcame the hardships of her life to create a body of work that made her a preeminent jazz singer and ultimately an american icon. so that's my take on billie holiday and the other depictions of her that was seen through the years of our you know, they're valid, i suppose, from that point of view. but i have quite different point of view of her and that's what'll be reflected in my book, reflected in the symposium

i ask the dean of the united states the honorable harold rogers of kentucky to administer the oath. mr. rogers: number one, mr. speaker, congratulations on your election. when i -- mr. johnson: we don't have the microphone on you. mr. rogers: today we celebrate our shared american self-rule. when our founding fathers rejected calls for an american king and chose a bold and a government of self-rule, it was met by opposition under stand apply by the world's kings. they said, you can't govern yourself. you need a king to direct the country. they said, it's only a dream, self-rule. the founding fathers said, you're right. it's the american dream. and thus our founders said that we should move on our own with our own leadership. the speaker of the house is the critical protector and promoter of self-rule, the keeper of the dream, if you will, and we have elected this man from louisiana to carry on our bold experiment until democracy and self-rule. so, sir, if you are ready to assume this awesome responsibility, please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support an

because of people like harold we have energy security in our country and china imports 11 million barrels of oil a day. we've got the best farmers and ranchers in the world we produce so much food we have food security which we've never ever talked about. we just take it for granted because it's something we have. china has to import food to feed those people every day. the one thing they are doing that we are not under joe biden with his energy policies, he is shutting down energy -- >> we will leave this here with a reminder you can watch all of our programs online. we take you live to capitol hill warehouse minority leader hakeem jeffries is holding his weekly press briefing. live coverage on c-span. rep. jeffries: thoughts and prayers of the people of los angeles county in the face of the horrific extreme weather event. with their lives. property and homes and families being threatened in a very horrific way. thankful for the service and sacrifice of the firefighters and first responders. who are racing towards danger to save the lives of others. it is exactly why we must continue to

known in new york , it is not necessary to introduce him, but simply to agree to the honorable abram harold. i am able honor to have you here to talk to the people of new york, as you have often done. >> you always have so much. you look at the interesting and amusing side of life. >> and i must say to your listening audience, i just complemented the governor on how well he looks and how young he looks. governor, which i still call you, i can't get into this mr. secretary. >> people still call me governor, kind of like a term like the kentucky, it sticks to you. >> how many nations have protested the resumption by the u.s. of nuclear tests, and what nations are there? >> there are a few, the japanese are very sensitive about nuclear testing. although the press made it plain , it was really mr. chris trusts fault, not president kennedy's, because he started testing first. they feel so sensitive, he felt he had to, two or three other nations who have either spoken to embassies or sent notes, but i think it is remarkable throughout the world how well people understand that it was he who broke

netherlands, he is no stiff like you, harold. huh? he won't tell me a story and then refuse to give me the facts like harold did. [laughter] there you go. i will shut up now. >> dana: "jesse watters primetime" not canceled for breaking news. truth about the wildfires, if you have suffered any devastation. the best thing can you do is buy tickets to greg's show that will make things better. >> dana: kennedy, a last word? >> kennedy: baby boom 19 firefighters have fathered children. that is 10% of their fire force. we know what those ghost riders have been doing. they have been very busy doing something. >> jesse: that woman, pow! >> dana: that is it for us? >> bret: pretty sure it's different women. thanks, dana. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight. we're following a pair of big stories. president-elect trump is behind me on capitol hill tonight. he will be huddling and is going to in moments with senate republicans on how to execute his legislative agenda. but we begin with what is being called the si

none of us get where we are alone and i owe thanks to many people my parents pat and harold who gave us undying love and commitment. a strong set of values. the most precious gift of all, faith. my brother and sister my beloved wife kimberly who is here with me today to step let me say that i married up. i'm grateful every day for kimberly's love and wisdom her advice and support and endless patience it's not an easy thing to be married to a member of congress. it's not an easy thing to have a member of congress read at either. i'm grateful not only for my wife's enduring support for the support of my daughters brittany and larissa they are here today in the senate as well with their husbands luke and scott with all of our grandchildren john mark lucy henley hewitt haven and one yet to be named little one on the way who have brought me and kimberly an immense amount of joy. not one of us is here in congress could laugh today without her staffs. i want to thank all of those who have spent long days and long nights in my office serving south dakota ends and the american people. i think

to my parents, pat and harold, who gave us thune kids undying love and commitment, and the most precious gift of all, faith. to my brothers and sister, to my beloved wife kimberly who is here with me today. let he say, i married up. i'm grateful for her support and her endless patience, it's not easy to be married to a member of congress. it's not easy to have a member of congress for a dad. i'm grateful for the support of my daughters brittany and larisa, they are here with their husbands and with all of our grandchildren, john mark, henley, lucy, haven, and one yet to be named, one on the way, who have brought me and kimberly an immense amount of joy. not one of us here in congress could last a day without our staffs. and so i want to thank all of those who spend and have spent long days and long nights in my office serving south dakotaians and the american people. finally, mr. president, i thank god who has richly blessed me in every way. as it says in the scriptures, from him, through him, and for him are all things to him be the glory forever. amen. mr. president, i yield the floor.

i owe thanks to many people to my parents to pat and harold who gave us kids undying love and commitment a strong set of values the most precious gift of all,if faith. my brothers and sister, to my beloved wife kimberly who is here with me today. andim let me say, mr. presidenti married up. i'm grateful every day for her love and wisdom. for heard advice and support and her endless patience. assign an easy thing to be married to a member of congress but is not easy thing to have a member of congress for a dad either prime grateful not only for my wife's enduring support but the support of my daughters brittney and larissa. they are here today in the senate as well with her husband luke and scott and with all of our rental jon mark, lucy, emily, hated, and one yet to be named, little one on theve way o have brought me and kimberly an immense amount of joy. mr. president, not one of us here in congress could last a day without our staff. have spent longnt days and long nights in my office serving southan dakotans and the americn people. and finally mr. president, i thank god he was richly

. >> harold chappell is the retired fire chief of menlo park fire district. >> kind of the flaw in your digital device is that, you know, let's say at nighttime, people leave it in another room or it's on silence. i'm still a big believer in kind of warning sirens. >> now, in l.a. county, they're switching their emergency notifications to the state's emergency alert system. >> you know, overall, the benefit of having this, you know, this technology and this ability to get a warning is, i think, far outweighs any downside. >> both chappell, homan and amos know well the impact of a destructive wildfire. >> my family lost three homes in the in the paradise fire. and so it's there aren't words in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> our thoughts, of course, are with all the families affected by these devastating wildfires. and our thanks to all the fire crews who are working tirelessly day in and day out. we are staying on top of all the developments coming out of the wildfires in los angeles county, and you can get those updates in real time over on our website or via our

host: this is harold in rosewood heights in illinois, line for democrats. guest: i do not know why we need an electoral college, but that is a different thing. i was wondering, however long we have been doing this, how may times people have voted against certification of the votes and i would like to know if maybe -- i have been listening to the program all morning. everybody confused about what happened four years ago. they beat have that trial that trump has been putting off and instead of going after the king -- we already have all the ponds. there are a bunch in prison already. and we cannot get the king because they have already certified that he is king and cannot be touched. why don't we go after the senators and house representatives who voted against it after they hid underneath the capital because of the riot and they knew that it was wrong? mitch mcconnell came out the next day and said it was wrong and why we cannot get them and have it televised on tv to where they will public can take it in and then we will have the truth. because in court you

gracias, harold. >> m(musica).sidenteente e electo donald trump con respecto al caso de pagos a la actriz porno stormy daniels mientras el presidente y su equipo legal intentan que se publica el informe del fiscal especial sobre e el supueo mal manejo de documentos clasificados. la p peticiÓn fue hecha al dep departamento de justicia y a la fuerza del estado de florida. para conocer mÁs acerca del caso vamos en vivo y en directo con lourdes hurtado que estÁ en mar-a-lago de en unnunca confouo prensa de este martes a medios de comunicaciÓn y donde se hizo una serie de anuncios. buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes, octavio. hace algunos momentos supimos que la jueza general de florida aileen cannon ha prohibido tanto al fiscal especial jack smith y el fiscal general compartir un borrador o conclusiones de este informe del fiscal especial mientras que el caso se revisa en una corte federal de ap apelaciones en atlanta. esto parte de lo que se comenten esta conferencia de prensa donde el presidente electo donald trump en m

>> harold diaz is in shock after a weekend shootout left a four year old girl critically wounded and left the vallejo neighborhood he grew up in riddled with gunfire. >> we don't respect each other. you have to live in this certain parameter to be able to be respected and protected, and it shouldn't be that way, you know? >> a gun battle between people on the street and others in a car broke out about 830 sunday night near mark avenue and sawyer street in the crest neighborhood. more shots were fired a block away at sawyer and gateway. i've learned a four year old girl was riding with her mother who happened to be driving through the shootout. the girl ended up getting shot and her mother drove her straight to a vallejo hospital. the girl was then transferred to ucsf benioff children's hospital, oakland, where she's being treated for serious injuries. the girl's grandmother told me by phone, we do thank jesus that she is in the land of the living. vallejo police are investigating. i've learned there are at least four guns involved in the shootout. >> this is a senseless act of violen

they would harold, in an era pushing them towards the promise of the color revolution as well they hoped for. and if you really want to live as late as one, perhaps he would coolant page. charles, even ski aussie in tbilisi. well, as my cos remarks have sparked fears criticises it means but easy to speak of. george's parliament has said that the french leader should look at how his own government is losing credibility. not that i intend to interfere in french domestic politics. but given that 61 percent of french people support the resignation of president macro and 50 percent want the dissolution of the national assembly. new elections may be a good way out of the political crisis. now we've heard from the leader of the georgia, an opposition party, the heads supposed to support the more national resent it, spends he set them across commons is yet another example of a hypocritical western approach to foreign policy. a doable? this is a listen. i completely agree with prime minister, cool, but he'd say i want to add to his remarks. let my cron worry about his own country about those trag

they would, harold, in a new era, pushing them towards the promise of the color revolution is won't say, hoped for. and if you really want to label it was once, perhaps we would call it space charge even ski oxy into b. c. well, as my cause, we're moms have spots, fee is create is that means a been easy. the speaker of joy just parliament has said that the french leader should look at how his own government is losing credibility. not that i intend to interfere in french domestic politics, but given that 61 percent of french people support the resignation of president macro and 50 percent want the dissolution of the national assembly. new elections may be a good way out of the political crisis that were heard from the leader of georgia, an opposition party that has supported the more national oriented stand. he said that my cause comments as yet another example of how critical west and the approach to foreign policy in your building. this is alyssa. i completely agree with prime minister. cool, but he'd say i want to add to his remarks. let my cron worry about his own country about those

. >> harold chapple is the retired fire chief of menlo park fire district. >> kind of the flaw in your digital device is that, you know, let's say at nighttime, people leave it in another room or it's on silence. i'm still a big believer in kind of warning sirens. >> now, in l.a. county, they're switching their emergency notifications to the state's emergency alert system. >> you know, overall, the benefit of having this, you know, this technology and this ability to get a warning is, i think, far outweighs any downside. >> both chappell, homan and mcamis know well the impact of a destructive wildfire. >> my family lost three homes in the in the paradise fire, and so it's there aren't words in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> we'll button our fire coverage for a moment with another note on the southern california wildfires. our parent company, disney, has pledged $15 million to help the fire fight and recovery efforts. that money will support organizations offering essential services on the ground so badly needed. you can help as well. donate at red cross.org/abc t

harold johnson.> attention to orders. the president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress march 3, 1863 has posthumously awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to pfc. charles r johnson united states army for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty . pfc. charles r johnson distinguished himself beyond the call of duty while defending all post harry against overwhelming odds and making the ultimate sacrifice to save the lives of his comrades in the republic of korea during theperiod of june 11, 1953 to june 12, 1953 . private johnson was serving as a browning automatic rifleman with company b 15th infantry on regiment third infantry division . chinese forces attacked his unit during a massive nighttime assault . during the bow overwhelming numbers of chinese troops ps assaulted the trenches tand bunkers defended by pfc. johnson and his squad . pfc. johnson wounded from a direct artillery hit on his mother and subsequently from a han

. >> harold chapple is the retired fire chief of menlo park fire district. >> kind of the flaw in yourital device is that, you know, let's say at nighttime, people leave it in another room or it's on silence. i'm still a big believer in kind of warning sirens. >> now, in l.a. county, they're switching their emergency notifications to the state's emergency alert system. >> you know, overall, the benefit of having this, you know, this technology and this ability to get a warning is, i think, far outweighs any downside. >> both chappell, homan and mcamis know well the impact of a destructive wildfire. >> my family lost three homes in the in the paradise fire, and so it's there aren't words in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> we'll button our fire coverage for a moment with another note on the southern california wildfires. our parent company, disney, has pledged $15 million to help the fire fight and recovery efforts. that money will support organizations offering essential services on the ground so badly needed. you can help as well. donate at red cross.org/abc to he

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modern-day weapons we used in the goal for were developed under -- inthe gulf war were developed under harold brown. i thought it was better not to use our military strength. to have it as one of the persuasive factors, but to use my influence the influence of the great noted states to bring peace to people. -- united states to bring peace to people. we went for four years, we never fired a bullet. we never dropped a bomb. we never launched a missile against anyone else. and at the same time i think we accomplished our goals of bringing peace to other people. i think peace and human rights will be the two things. >> talk about the american presidency. would you change anything? is it as powerful as it should be? >> the american presidency is extremely powerful in the arena of foreign policy. when i decided to normalize diplomatic relations with china, the constitution gave me unilateral right to do so. the congress had no role in that decision. if i had wanted to send troops into battle, i could have done so, as has been done many times since i left office, without getting permission from the

. >> reporter: harold cherry never neer knew her father was a central character in one of the darkest history until long after his death. something she found out from her sister. >> i said stop playing. and she was no. he didn't tell you he went to jail? i said for what? she said mutiny. >> reporter: in fact, the largest naval mutiny in american history. it was july 1944. world war ii was raging in the pacific. u.s. forces were in desperate need of ammunition. port chicago in northern california became a critical supply point. >> those who loaded the ammunition were african american exclusively. >> reporter: the navy was segregated, and and naval historian dr. gina acres says black sarrells got the toughest, most dangerous assignments. >> not that they didn't want to do their jobs. if this is so important, why are only african americans loading ammunition. >> reporter: they repeatedly warned their white officers that safety conditions were lax. >> the safety concerns were raised internally and externally, but they weren't addressed. >> reporter: and then this happened. >> there were t

a group. harold abuse at seni calling him. i can't say neither. well, he is in the us 5 wild fires of spreading rapidly in the county of los angeles. the fastest moving flames have destroyed 10000 homes, businesses, apartment blocks and vehicles. and these 10 people have been confirmed dead for the total is expected to rise as emergency code. so sort of avoidance of charge buildings. new evacuation orders have been issued in the san fernando valley after another fi ignited northwest. so the city of los angeles, within 200000 people have been ordered to leave dangers of stones. california has deployed more than a 1405 fighting personnel as well as a national guard. this guy is that filled with big clouds of smoke and ash, prompting air and dust advisory is with 17000000 people across southern california . as we are expecting this fire to rapidly spread due to high winds. this is a reminder that this is a very dynamic situation. that can change quickly, the priority for all angelenos remains stay safe and please follow directions from the public saf

harold is in livingston, tennessee on the line for democrats. go ahead, harold. caller: yes, ma'am. i think they should look at policy that taxes the wealthy more. in time, they need to look at churches and other nonprofit organizations, as they call them , to pay taxes on things. because they just get all this money and never pay taxes on it. it's to help the people that they are supposed to be helping, but churches are just building massive churches with that money. i think it should be taxed and i really don't like the thing that musk, two people of non-american nationality, they are ruining our economy. host: musk and ramaswamy are american citizens. caller: they are, ramaswamy was born here, i understand that completely, but you know it's like becoming a chinese citizen or whatever with this big job. my dedication and loyalty would always be to my home country. i don't like that part of it. not that they aren't smart, they are very capable of doing the job. but i think that when you get around, here in tennessee we have a runaway system where people here, they take a job that p