harris -- kamala d. harris of the state of california has received 226 votes. the whole number of electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538. within that whole number, a majority is 270. the votes for vice president of the united states are as follows. j.d. vance of the state of ohio has received 312 votes.

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harris. >> harris: yes. definitely. learned in that very lengthy news conference is people don't want people going back to those areas because some of that debris is toxic. >> right. >> harris: definitely. all right. >> for sure. >> harris: jonathan, thank you very much, and joining me by phone literally... sorry about that. that is -- i'm just going to cry now. keaton osborn, a santa monica resident who was forced to evacuate his home, and both of keaton's parents lost their home to fire yesterday. when we look at the pictures on the screen, they do not take us inside the grief and the anxiety. please tell us how you're doing right now. >> um, yeah, no, it's been a pretty rough couple of days. you know the fires came pretty quickly through malibu and palisades. and i think, you know, from the videos i was sending in, when i was first filming those, you know, it felt like it wasn't going to be too bad. and you know, now it's... everything's gone. so it's been, you know, a very rough few days, and i know -- you know, my

harris -- kamala d. harris of the state of california has received 226 votes. the whole number of electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538. within that whole number, a majority is 270. the votes for vice president of the united states are as follows. j.d. vance of the state of ohio has received 312 votes. tim walz of the state of minnesota has receive 2-d 26 votes -- has received 226 votes. this announcement of the state of the vote by the president of the senate shall be deemed a sufficient declaration of the persons elected president and vice president of the united states. each for a term beginning on the 20th day of january, 2025, and shall be entered together with the list of the votes on the journals of the house and the senate. thank you very much. the purpose being concluded, pursuant to senate concurrent resolution 2, the 119th congress, the chair declares this joint session dissolved. thank you.

i will see you on five tiefsh harris faulkner is next. >> harris: fox news alert. when president trump promised to move away from the days on dwelling on what divides us he meant it. trump with the executive orders, some aimed at making america merit-based not bending to d.e.i. the promises of outcomes, not of equality. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the a, by the way, it's deia in the actual document and announcement today. the a is for accessibility. the clock ticking down for d.e.i. programs in the federal government. all employees in those roles will officially be put on paid leave starting the end of business 5:00 p.m. eastern. the president's order explains that those departments and their policies deny, discredit and undermine the traditional american values of hard work, excellence and individual achievement. favor an unlawful, corrosive an identity based spoil system. hard working americans who deserve a shot at the american dream should not be stigmatized, demeaned or shut out of opportunities because of their race or sex. it als

a deeply personal battle for prince harry.— prince harry. yes, it was always — prince harry.ry. yes, it was always going to - prince harry. yes, it was always going to be - prince harry. yes, it was always going to be a - prince harry. yes, it was i always going to be a deeply personal events. in terms of what is happening here at the high court, we were expecting their first day of this trial to get under way at 10:30am. it was delayed by an hour and has been delayed further until two o'clock this afternoon. with me to discuss more about the trial, what we think might be going on, is dominic. first of all, a delay to the hearing this morning. what can be read into that? it this morning. what can be read into that? , ., , this morning. what can be read into that?— into that? it beats me! i will stress it is — into that? it beats me! i will stress it is not _ into that? it beats me! i will stress it is not that - into that? it beats me! i will stress it is not that we - into that? it beats me! i will stress it is not that we are i stress it is not that we are rubbish _ stress

>> harris, the public is saying bye-bye. they are so pleased to see him leave because just as you said, the american people are smart, they know what is going on, they are sick of two tiers of justice and treatment and crime in the streets, the open border. they are furious with how eroded our reputation is on the global stage. and they know that joe biden couldn't get anything done. donald trump gets elected, the trump effect goes into play, and now you are beginning to see things move. so people watched in dismay and horror as that exit speech last night and they thought why did he do this? i mean, they are glad to see him leave office. >> harris: it's interesting what we showed was just a little clip but if you watched it in its entirety it sounded like he was trying to find his way with the prompter. i don't say that to pick on him but this is the last time people legitimately will see you as the commander-in-chief. i just think in its totality it took me back to june 27th and the debate that sank his ship. >> yes, you a

[applause] [applause] kamala harris the state of california received 226 votes. [cheering and applauding] the number of electoral appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538. within that will never, majority is 270. the vote for vice president of the united states arere as follows. j.d. vance in the state of ohio received 312 votes. [cheering and applauding] tim walz of ms. settle received 226 votes. [applause] this announcement of the state of the vote by the president of the senate shall convene of the person selected, president and vice president of the united states for a term beginning on the 20th day of january, 2025 and shall enter together with a list of votes house and senate. acute very much. [applause] >> without a joint session on this, as of the house and senate certified president donald trump, j.d. vance for the inauguration january 20 to take place in washington d.c., the senate is now out for the day and will return 11:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow. >> democracy just an idea, it's a process shaped by

. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. vice president kamala harris is preparing to oversee a joint question of congress. president-elect donald trump's 2024 election victory officially goes into the history books on this january 6th. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." well, this happening as newly-re-elected house speaker mike johnson is working to get the president-elect's agenda in place as soon as possible. trump and johnson are pushing for congress to pass a single, quote, big, beautiful bill to quickly move trump's ambitious agenda forward. the one that more than 76 million americans said they want. republicans also plan to use reconciliation to get around the u.s. senate filibuster if the bill passes the house. that bill will cover many of trump's top priorities. to expand his tax cuts -- address the border crisis, energy, defense legislation, and either raise or eliminate the debt ceiling. speaker johnson laid out the plan for the bill. >> we want to make sure that we're jump starting the agen

harris. >> harris: wow. my team had to tell me what nfw was. thought it was no fun for whatever. >> my wife is from brooklyn. i hear it a lot sometimes. >> harris: thank you. south carolina senator tim scott is chair of the republican senatorial committee and he will attend that meeting with president trump this afternoon. great to see you. good to see you in d.c. for the inaugural balls and all of that. tell me what you think this meeting will be like. and already we feel like there is a different tone in washington. is it real from democrats? >> harris, i think it is certainly opportunistic from the democrats looking for a way to stay on the ballot in their vulnerable areas and states and playing ball with president trump. bottom line is this. promises made, promises kept. what we know about president trump is every single thing you are hearing being done today are the things he foreshadowed on the campaign trail. think about it. peace, prosperity and security. global peace. we're already seeing hostages come home. 24 hours before he takes th

our coverage continues. >> harris: i'm harris faulkner and this is a special edition of "the faulkner focus." donald trump will go from president-elect to the president for all americans. he is calling it a golden age. and jd vance will officially become the vice president as we watch more arrivals live on capitol hill. the swearing in of the 47th white house commander-in-chief is no doubt getting the attention of world leaders. his initial executive orders include sending our u.s. military to carry out its most precious mission directive, put americans first. secure our nation's southern border. on this january 20th a short time ago president joe biden greeted mr. and mrs. trump at the white house for tea, a tradition. also making history, and we see the former president barack obama arriving now at capitol hill. the indoor swearing in ceremony and those executive orders that americans will begin to see roll out right there live on television is about to happen with barack obama arriving. i will toggle back and forth and tell you what is going on live. this day is making history desp

>> harris: the u.s.n hearing tomorrow for one of president trump's controversial cabinet choice. robert f. kennedy juniors. the questions will be pointed. research is showing that people may not be able to guess exactly what he will say. they may have a different opinion than reality. senator john kennedy. >> i would like to know more about mr. kennedy's policies with respect to vaccines. i'm very interested in his perspective with respect to food additives. mr. kennedy is not an unintelligent man. that's clear. i expect him to address all of these issues. >> harris: alexandria hoff in washington, d.c., alex. >> we saw themes of what kennedy has been preaching even recognized by the prior administration on its way out the door. for example, banning the use of red dye three in food. the fda and led in baby foods. he maintained that seed oils are harmful. one of the things he is talking about. fluoride as well. in terms of seed oils, little evidence showing issues with at-home use. some chain restaurants h

. >> harris: we begin with the breaking news. president trump has notched a major foreign policy victory and put the world on notice. he is serious about illegal immigration and getting rid of the most dangerous people who broke into our country and broke laws beyond that. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." columbia's president says he will use his own nation's planes to transport criminal columbians back home. well, that's a switch because at first he refused to accept those violent illegals. then president trump said fine, the u.s. will slap you with 25% tariffs to start for columbia officials and other measures. you see the list there. it is long. then trump posted this a.i. generated photo of himself with a sign reading fafo. it may not be safe for work but if you know, you know. columbia's president immediately caved and agreed to all of trump's terms from visa sanctions and enhanced inspections will continue until the first plane of deportese is back in columbia. >> new leadership in town. these countr

harris s of the state of california received one vote for president. and jd vance of the state of ohio received four votes for vice president and tim walz of the state of minnesota received one vote for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of nevada seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears there from that donald trump of the state of florida received six votes for president and jd vance of the state of ohio received six votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of new hampshire seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears there from that kamala d. harris from the state of california received four votes for president and tim walz of the state of minnesota received four votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of new jersey seems to be regular in form and authentic and appears there from that kamala d. harris of the state of california receive 14 votes for president a

harris. >> harris: all right, thank you very much for getting us started with that. charles moreno, former dhs senior advisor and secret service advisory agent. first of all the burning question, are we in a position where we are truly protected right now as american citizens? you have a situation and there haven't been any direct lines between the attack, the evil that happened in new orleans and the explosion and killing that happened there in las vegas with that truck, that tesla truck. but are we -- do we have enough leadership on that? i'm just wondering. >> well we don't and we aren't protected the way we should be. there are a number of reasons for that. one, both of these investigations in new orleans and las vegas are both ongoing. as you can tell from the briefings being conducted by the f.b.i., those briefings are being conducted but there are caveat,, like at this time. information can change. we know that the subject in new orleans and in las vegas were both unknown to federal officials. the first question is how many more unknown unknowns remain within

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harris. >> harris: my cohosts will come in with their own questions. i just want to reset for everyone who may just be tuning in and learning of the agreement between israel and the savages -- the terrorists hamas have now reached a deal. and we're not certain, you know, if freeing hostages will happen imminently. immediately. what that time table will look like. trey yingst is doing a brilliant job of reporting from the middle east, and things don't happen until they happen, and we are looking at dozens being released. some will come in the form of remains. at least 23 are believed to be alive. and you heard trey lay out the parameters of who will be freed now. according to this reported agreement between israel and hamas. young women, the observers who were with the israeli army and taken hostages, the elderly, women over the age of 50. male soldiers, male civilians may be released -- and this is the deal -- in ph phase 2 which will be 16 days after this agreement is made public in full and everything begins to take point. so maybe that's today. mayb

prince harry has not got everything _ here. prince harry has not got everything he _ here.ince harry has not got everything he wanted, but - here. prince harry has not got everything he wanted, but he | here. prince harry has not got - everything he wanted, but he and lord watson have got more than £10 million in the payout and legal costs. price ngn were willing to pay to reach an agreement with bitter enemy. dominic casciani, bbc news. our media editor katie razzalljoins me now. give a sense of the scale of the victory. i do think it is a significant victory for prince harry and lord watson. never before have news group newspapers admitted unlawful activity at its flagship newspaper the sun, only at the news of the world which rupert murdoch co—star more than a decade ago. now they have admitted that private investigators hired by the paper did act unlawfully. so that is a big win. but also as dominic was saying, this is also a win for news group. that is what happens when you settle. there are positives for both sides. for news group, they have avoided what could have be

so they're not going to escape this order. >> harris: wow. the small businesses. they are plumbers, people all over. if you want a service, go to tik tok. i don't know. i've only been on it ten days. i'm a newbie. >> gerri: it's a huge small business, and it's a way to market, a cheap way to market, and if you're a small business operator, you're not spending millions of dollars, billions of dollars. maybe tens of thousands on your marketing maybe not even that. i have to tell you a lot of the tik tok users are fleeing because they see what is going to happen. they're going to places like red book, red note, which, oh, by the way, named for mao's little red book. >> harris: that's not good. >> gerri: there's a lot going on here and a lot of layers and we have to worry about what china is doing and what information we will be giving to china. >> harris: emily, a few months ago, back in april, the biden campaign told nbc news that it plans to keep using tik tok through the election. i'm so confused. if you're against something and you lose, are

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they have prince harry.nd astonishing courage have brought accountability to a part of the media world that thought it was untouchable. rupert murdoch's news group newspapers gave this statement... so does this all draw a line under the press intrusions? not according to dr evan harris, a campaigner for media regulation and consultant for the claimants�* legal team. because they denied under oath that there was unlawful activity at the sun — in the criminal courts, in this high court, at the leveson inquiry and in front of parliamentary committees, this was denied — either that was just an unfortunate error or they knowingly denied something that they knew to be true. the latter is called perjury when it's done under oath, at the leveson inquiry and in court, and it's contempt of parliament where it's done at a select committee. if the rule of law is to mean anything, the police and parliament have to investigate those allegations. they are allegations. and until that is done so, there can be no line drawn u

others in which kamala harris will be declared the winner.rall, trump has a 270 votes necessary in order to take this. we don't think that there is going to be any change in that. >> this will be state-by-state. they will go through this process and electorally, he is going to surpass the needed number, three quarters of the way through. this is the final certification. this sets up the inauguration. it is also a moment that you obviously reflect back to what happened four years ago. we know that the president-elect soon to be president again has pledged to pardon or offer some relief to some of the jan january 6th rioters. there's questions about, you know, how many and who and what their charges were approved we are going to be following that. it's probably going to happen in the early days of his pres presidency. >> everyone talks about the first 100 days of the presidency. talking about the first 100 days. i think this presidency will be marked in the first ten days. >> i think they have a list of things they are going to roll out executi

they have prince harry.avery and astonishing courage have brought accountability to a part of the media world that thought it was untouchable. it is m years since the news of the world was closed, but today's apology also acknowledges wrongdoing by the sun. in a statement, it says... so while he didn't get his chance for a day in court, today's settlement does cover £10 million of legal costs. it is, he says, a monumental victory. david sillito, bbc news. dr evan harris is the former director of hacked off, and consultant for the claimants legal team. he gave me his thoughts on why this case is so important. this is a very important development because for 1h years news corporation, owned by rupert murdoch and news uk, headed up by here by rebekah brooks, have denied that there was ever any unlawful activity whatsoever at the sun newspaper and they've settled 1300 claims of people who say this without allowing them to get to court and without making that admission. and for the first time, notjust on the step

i'm harris faulkner. tens of thousands of home and business owners, even first responders' own families have been evacuated. some got caught in an unreal scene of roads filled with abandoned cars blocking their critical access to get out. and blocking the access of even some emergency vehicles. pacific palisades and malibu, majestic icons of the landscape there as an inferno is popping up new fires at this hour. will we get word that fire crews can finally contain any of it yet? that update is on its way. this video from someone who captured the brave men and women risking their lives to make sure everyone gets out and try to save anything they leave behind. one rescued an american flag. listen as they work to keep it from touching the ground. >> don't let it touch the ground. grab this end. >> harris: the los angeles supervisor is speaking. the news conference, let's watch. >> i'm anthony-i'm the fire chief and giving an update on the palisades fire in addition to the eaton fire. i'm aware we have four l

prince harry and _ the scandal was focused. prince harry and his — the scandal was focused.nt via - harry and his statement via david sherborne, his barrister, said it was not for him but other claimants who are strong—armed into cecil. if you refuse the offer, the whole system is setup to claims reaching trial, they are denying the illegality as, and the sun has maintained this case, no legal activity happened, the victory vindicates all those claims and they were lied to when they said this would be a done. the newsgroup _ said this would be a done. the newsgroup are _ said this would be a done. the newsgroup are clearly desperate to protect individuals from potential consequences, this has been part of the strategy along — has been part of the strategy along with these cases, and this— along with these cases, and this underlies why this happen, we know— this underlies why this happen, we know a _ this underlies why this happen, we know a huge amount of illegality happen, but we don't who commissioned it or who was responsible, there are people who will— responsible, there

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yucca harris: she did. she-- she wanted to-- as the girls got older she definitely wanted to-- take control of her life. keith morrison: and then one day in 2000, nikki was shopping at the mall...and robert head just happened to be...in exactly the right spot. robert head: i was sittin' on the fountain one afternoon, about 6:00. and there walks-- nikki comin' in to the mall. keith morrison: you're eye just caught- robert head: and-- keith morrison: --right? robert head: yes. she was-- i say, "i just can't let her get away." keith morrison: that he was old enough to be her father? didn't matter. robert was in love. so he persuaded her to go to dinner, that very night. he took her dancing. he bought her nice things --treated her like a lady. robert head: she was my movie star. that's what i call her, my movie star. keith morrison: his movie star with two sweet daughters he also soon lovedas if they were his own. and that's how nikki came here to safe, secure conyers. this is robert's house. and here they made

that american dream not alive for kamala harris.e wants to rob you of that dream and seize the truth from you and establish a dynasty in washington, dc that tears apart this world. well, i want a president that goes overseas and ends the forever wars. i want a president that doesn't fund the iranian mullahs and $7 billion of terrorism funding activities activities. and you don't have to gamble on donald j. trump he took them on over and over again and asked this who do you think the current hostages americans and others that are being held by the terrorists who invaded israel started of the world war. do you think they want kamala or do you think they want donald who rescued who rescued 54 hostages and detained these around the world that is more than every president before him combined. we will not the government gangsters to leave a disastrous withdrawal in afghanistan. they desecrated our dead donald trump had an intelligence base plan worked. i led the effort to withdraw out of afghanistan and he said we are not setting a politi

harris faulkner will take you to the next hour. breaking news, here you go. >> harris: this is "the faulkner focus." i'm harris faulkner and to the top right of your screen right now this is what i'm watching. this l.a. county city windstorm and wildfires one voice press conference. they've been calling themselves one singular voice throughout. there is an important update. they do this at 8:00 a.m. on the west coast each day. we know the death count, the number of people who have perished, has popped to 24 and told all along with fires still burning in southern california, at least two of them uncontained at this point to expect that number of people who have either perished or will get a higher count or more accurate count of those who have been badly injured. we don't yet have that many details on the injuries. more than 12,000 homes and businesses and other buildings have been destroyed or severely damaged. so this goes on and now in the forecast a pickup in dangerous winds. all of it grim news for this community. they are unde

what a beautiful name. >> harris, it has a ring to it. >> harris: you know who believes it is mexico. they are continuing with the interoceanic canal, and they want to put pressure on the pacific and atlantic oceans, and put pressure on the panama canal which this president incoming also has his eye on. it's more than just a name. it's a reminder of what he puts in his front-view mirror. it's us. it's this country. and since we surround that body of water, i could understand why he might want to change the name. but it also lets all of the countries who think we are joking about that fact know for sure that we're not. i mean, mexico is going to be sitting right next door to the gulf of america, potentially. >> that's right, and emilie, hee called the smooth transition just talk, and one of the data points is the 6.5 million acres that biden took off the map off u.s. waterways off the coast to make them not usable for drilling and this is prudent to a 1953 law that allows the president to do this and in other words he has made it very difficult for president trump to drill, baby, drill

atlanta, georgia,, you will know which another man happy birthday but you will lick a nude photo of harry ford jr. carey from ontario, canada,, do you actually live by your rules for men or just pretend? no, i do, i make an exception, i drank out of a straw when i had a coconut. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to hannity, tonight another round of confirmation hearings and another round of humiliation for democrats, making fools of themselves every day, across town at the white house even more public shame, for democrats. after a mumbling delusional farewell address from joe biden that nobody, i promise you will ever remember, our dear friend stephen called it sad and apparently he now regrets voting for kamala harris, why did he not listen to me from the beginning? let's be clear, stephen is not the only democratic voter with regrets, joe biden is leaving office for the record, low approval rating, a vast majority of view. the american people believe his presidency was a failure, it was. today he needed help just walking into a room, it sad, it's humiliating, what a terrible end to a terrible four y

they'll get booked. >> harris: all right. if you can believe tragedy upon tragedy he is talking about people who defiantly loot. we saw a lot of that video yesterday late in the day as people were going into evacuated homes that hadn't burned. making sure the people felt pain taking personal longings. you see 153,000 people remain under evacuation orders. if you add up the advisories and warnings separate from that it is a quarter million people. you have a lot between those under advisories and warnings plus people still under orders. they have to move. the l.a. county fire chief was also talking about mount wilson, which i cut into that news conference. i wanted you to see the importance of where the 911 transmission comes from and how much they want to protect that. we got good news from the news conference with fire leadership saying firefighting leadership saying not a single building on mount wilson as part of that communications and technology and the griffith observatory has been touched. there is fire all around it.

harry! 000, we got our own very sad dance. >> harry's dangerous. yes. harry's dangerous. oh, boy. get it? ladies, i'm gonna slip away. okay. 0000. go, ladies. >> go, ladies. >> having fun the whole time? >> i ain't just, oh, but i'm feeling so fine. >> okay, okay. okay. >> harry, i thought i told y'all. you should know i'm not the drama type. the types that feel good. >> yeah, the type to all the above. hey. oh, that's what's up. and if you want a good time, don't pass this up. i feel like i found a gold mine. that's hot. >> jackpot. yeah. i want the whole nine. oh, god. >> harry, don't hurt yourself, harry. don't you hurt yourself in the face okay. all right. hey. all right. he did it. and these ladies did it. >> oh, my god, they look amazing. good time. yeah. >> are you having a good time? yeah. there it is. >> the captains are getting it. you're having a good time. >> hey, hey, you came to have fun in the crowd. you came to have fun tonight. oh, you came to have fun tonight. >> hey, hey, come on, let me hear you. there it is. >> i feel like i found a gold mine. that's hot. i wa

harry! 000. got our own very sad dance. >> harry. dangerous. >> harry's dangerous. oh, boy. get it? ladies, i'm gonna step away. okay? 0000. go, ladies. >> go, ladies. the whole time. >> the whole time i just. oh. but i'm feeling so fine. >> okay, i feel okay tonight. okay, harry i thought i told y'all you should know i'm not the drama type. >> the types that feel good. yeah, the type to stop hating. circle all the above. hey, that's what's up. and if you want a good time, don't pass this up. i feel like i found a gold mine. that's hot. >> jackpot. yeah. i want the whole nine. oh, god. >> harry, don't hurt yourself, harry. don't you hurt yourself, baby face. okay. all right. >> hey. >> all right. he did it in. these ladies did it! oh, my god, they look amazing. >> good time. yeah. are you having a good time? yeah. there it is. the captains are getting it. >> we're having a good time. hey, you came to have fun in the crowd. >> you came to have fun tonight. oh, you came to have fun tonight. hey, hey, come on, let me hear you. there it is. >> i feel like i found a gold mine. that's hot

they have prince harry.d astonishing courage have brought accountability to a part of the media world that thought it was untouchable. it is 14 years since the news of the world was closed, but today's apology also acknowledges wrongdoing by the sun. in a statement, it says... so while he didn't get his chance for a day in court, today's settlement does cover £10 million of legal costs. it is, he says, a monumental victory. david sillito, bbc news. so, does this draw a line under matters for news group newspapers? perhaps not. this is a corporate admission of guilt but it is not a personal one. rinse harry's legal team have said they like an apology from the murdochs themselves. and tom watson has called for a criminal inquiry to not take place. the metropolitan police as it is not currently doing that. tom watson says he is a dossier of evidence to send them. back to you.- dossier of evidence to send them. back to you. rich, thank ou ve them. back to you. rich, thank you very much- _ them. back to you. rich

but do you think, would you have preferred harry, prince harry and lord watson not to settle this case you'd given a witness statement. you know, you had planned to be a witness if they wanted you. yes, i had given- a witness statement. i was down to appear - to give evidence and to be cross—examined on monday. so are you disappointed? i am disappointed. i would very much have liked to see this properly ventilated. . all of the facts that i know as part of the disclosure . that was given to me, as part of my case, i the disclosure that was given to other people and - as part of the generic case, l none of that is going to come out in open court and therefore be able to be reported - under privilege by. news organisations. and that is a very- regrettable situation. i have written to| sir mark rowley, the metropolitan police commissioner, - to offer full cooperation with any police inquiry. | but i entirely backi tom watson's view and the view of the former. prime minister gordon brown that there now needs to be a police investigation. - and joshua rozenberg, just to bring you back in, n

. >> harris: and we have that breaking news. president trump on the ground in north carolina and he has yet to come off of air force one. we're here for every moment of it. he wants an update from local officials on the recovery efforts after a category 4 hurricane helene hit this summer. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." president trump will be looking at fema and comforting people still hurting after losing everything, particularly in the western part of north carolina in the appalachia. then he will travel to southern california later in the day to tour the surreal destruction there from the wildfires and some have picked up in different parts farther south in san diego with those punishing high winds continuing. we'll get into that when it happens this morning. the president lashed out at the federal response to both of those disasters. >> president trump: i'm going to north carolina to see the horrible thing, the way it has been allowed to fester and we'll get it fixed up. should have been done months

he refused to vote for kamala harris. did you vote angrily? >> yes. important thing was them losing. so that we could make our presence known. >> reporter: so important, zahr says whatever comes next in the new trump era is worth the risk. >> we get it. we understand. anyone who has the solution that donald trump is going to bring anything good for the specific interests of our community, i think is lying to themselves. >> reporter: while ali alfarajalla also sees the risk another trump presidency may pose, he's got hope. >> i have a house here. i have, you know, i have business. i'm paying taxes. am i going to get deported? >> reporter: hope that the american dream he sells is the same one his community now gets to keep. for "eye on america," mark strassmann, in dearborn michigan. >> norah: we'll be right back. a. >> norah: we'll be right back. >. t called tardive dyskinesia, or td. so his doctor prescribed austedo xr— a once-daily, extended-release td treatment for adults. ♪ as you go with austedo ♪ austedo xr significantly reduced dan's td movement

what next for kamala harris?u talk to people in this town, most democrats say go away, if you want to run for governor of california, fine. please don't run for president again. i would remind you, on this day four years ago, everyone said donald trump was done. so discount her as a potential nominee four years from now or a player in that at your peril. she just won 75 million votes, 48.4% of the vote in dhuptry. she just raised a billion dollars. she's a black woman, popular with the foundational base of the democratic party. she has giant problems. she did not lurk to speak to working class americans about their disaffection with this tount. she's viewed as a coastal elite. she has problems. donald trump had more when he left four years ago. the question i have about politicians, do they learn from their mistakes and their environment. she did not lose because of her mistakes. she had 100- plus days to do something people spend four, five, six, tep years preparing for. >> losing is not fun, and that's what is

this is a major victory for prince harry and his legal team.e first time in 18 years of battles that the news group newspapers have admitted any wrongdoing on behalf of the sun, but it also has benefits for the murdoch empire. by settling now, they avoid a trial, which could have seen allegations of a corporate—wide cover—up. that would have looked at rupert murdoch's confidant, rebekah brooks, ngn's chief executive and former sun editor. she was found not guilty of involvement in phone hacking in a previous criminal trial, and denies knowing about unlawful news—gathering. prince harry's lawyer said questions about her time in charge remain unanswered. at her trial in 2014, rebekah brooks said, "when i was editor of the sun, we ran a clean ship." now, ten years later, when she is ceo of the company, they now admit when she was editor of the sun, they ran a criminal enterprise. ngn says there was no voice mail interception at the sun, and it's not admitted any wrongdoing by its journalists. so is this affair all over? i think we're looking to th

you, harry s truman, do solemnly swear -- >> i, harry s truman, do solemnly swear -- >> to faithfullyte the office of president of the united states. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. >> and to the best of your ability -- >> as well to the best of my ability -- >> to serve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. [applause] >> to the nation and the world, a solemn resolute president declared -- >> this your vice president -- mr. vice president, mr. chief justice, fellow citizens, i accept with humility the honor which the american people have conferred upon me. i accept it with a resolve to do all that i can for the welfare of this nation and for the peace of the world. the american people stand firm in the faith of which has inspired this nation from the beginning. we believe that all men have a right to equal justice under law and equal opportunity to share in the common good. we believe that all men have a