understand if you can not at the moment walking. 6 the me, my 2 sons, my mother and i live in the small house haven home, cuz i get moved on the home for pam, from we on the other 6th sisters living in baker home to see when we gather there are about 10 of us. i feel warm and confident being with my family and i loved them so much. take us a long time to of the d one. what's the last 4 numbers if i want the godson map loves me and my brother as if we were real siblings. she was raised us from when we were a young man got to do it and that's why she put her land titles as mortgage to get another loan for my 2nd brother process. i don't really know which one did you go to my head. we couldn't get through the center of the farm rather than the end of it. let's just center on the road. we usually take what's that, sir? not sure. the am k micro finance come yesterday? yeah, they came to the house yesterday. and then press ok. who's coming tomorrow? yes i it's likely i did all those. my brother is usually a very responsible person in cost of car. he is nothing like my ex husband. thank you. goodbye. but

walls are breached, when nightmare stuff crawls through the window, kicks in the doors, when a haven becomes a house of horrors. so how does that feel? just ask lloyd irvin. i'm laying on the couch. i wake up, and there's two gunmen over top of me, holding guns, pointing them at me, like, holding down. you're being robbed. don't move. dennis murphy (voiceover): years have passed since that night in august 2008 here outside the nation's capital in a nice neighborhood in prince george's county, maryland. but lloyd and viki irvin and their son, just four years old at the time, are still haunted by the image of the gunmen, two masked intruders. talk about worst nightmares. this is it. yes, something you would never imagine would happen. dennis murphy (voiceover): what the robbers didn't count on was that lloyd is a nationally renowned martial arts expert. and when one of the gunmen walked away to scope out the rest of the house, lloyd was suddenly one on one with his accomplice. gunman's over here in the corner, huh? right in the corner, right there. i know he doesn't have any room to back up at all. an

house. we call it the eagle's nest. >> we were spending just so much time on the road, so we were like, hey, let's move into dc. >> you know, it's a bit of a safe haven. >> this rental house near capitol hill has become a meeting place for jan six. supporters and participants. >> isn't it kind of like a little shocking? >> nobody's taking anything passing through our people with court dates or who just got out of jail, or their supporters. >> this activism is all culminating with the second inauguration of donald trump, who they expect on his first day in office will pardon many or all of those incarcerated for their activities. on january 6th, 2021. >> there are men behind jan six in prisons all over this country, and it is our plan to have somebody there to greet every one of them. >> when president trump says that these guys can get out, either their sentences commuted or whatever the process is, i'll be driving to maryland and picking up stewart rhodes, who is the founder of the oath keepers, and get him out of there. what are your hopes in terms of pardons? >> i think a commutation, and then let's see who gets pardoned. you know, everyone's due

house. >> the palisades and malibu neighborhoods have long been a haven for celebrities, but now famous residentsreaking images. paris hilton posting this kabc video on instagram that shows her malibu home burned to the ground on live tv. >> okay, okay, i hear the producer i do not i. think the last time we were on the doorpost, our reality tv star heidi montag, comforted by her young son after safely evacuating the home she shares with husband spencer pratt. >> pratt, posting this video on tiktok of the blaze. soap star cameron mathison showing the still burning remains of his family's home on instagram. veteran actor james woods forced to flee after shooting this video on x. >> we've got a lot of planes going over dropping water. >> overcome with emotion speaking to cnn recounting that his 94 year old neighbor was thankfully saved by a friend. >> there was so much chaos. it was like an inferno. every house was on fire around us and you know, he got him out and the house burned down. about an hour later, he would have been in there alone. it was just yet, amidst so much devastation and destructi

house. iran up and down the street where he was. glen havenswing by and pick us up. most people had already gone at that point, and at that point, i grabbed his medicine. that's the only thing i could think to grab. turn around. dad, we got this. and at that point, wejumped in his car. this guyjeff, a neighbour we'd never met before. but, you know, salt of the earth saved our lives. as we're driving down, there's fires on both sides of the car. we're driving. we're suddenly seeing fires. you can feel the heat. and then the fires were getting closer and closer. and at that point, just being stuck there, surrounded by fire, these — the policemen started running up the street. "get out of the car, get out of the car" and started screaming. you don't really realise how serious it is. you don't think this is a life, a life threatening situation? you don't think this is a life, a life threatening situation. a resident talking about how he managed to get his father—in—law to safety. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at

house. iran up and down the street where he was. glen havenwilling to swing by and pick us up. most people had already gone at that point, and at that point, i grabbed his medicine. that's the only thing i could think to grab. turn around, dad, we got this. and at that point, wejumped in his car. this guyjeff, a neighbour we'd never met before but, you know, salt of the earth saved our lives. as we're driving down, there's fires on both sides of the car. we're driving. we're suddenly seeing fires. you can feel the heat. and then the fires were getting closer and closer. and at that point, just being stuck there, surrounded by fire, these... the policemen started running up the street. "get out of the car, get out of the car," and started screaming. you don't really realise how serious it is. you don't think this is a life threatening situation. let's speak to jason kirkpatrick who's a climate expert and former vice—mayor of arcata in california. thank you very much forjoining us. when you look at this situation in california it must bring back

her longtime friend jeannette told reporters "her house was everything. it was her havenary and security." 69-year-old jeff lived in his malibu home for 41 years a beloved husband, father and grandfather. in every fire that came before, he worked to keep nabers safe. his family said he was the protector of our home and our neighborhood. our father's absence leaves a hole in our family that can never be filled. charles mortimer was a world traveler with an infectious smile who lived life to the fullest. in a statement, his family said "he will be remembered as a man with a quick wit, a brilliant mind, and a love for his family." mortimer was 84 years old. annette refused to evacuate her pacific palisades home, despite the police from neighbors and loved ones. she did not want to leave her pets behind. a beloved dog, to parents and a canary and a turtle. she was 85. edwin, 94, loved vintage cars and is remembered as a kind soul to those who knew him. his friend dennis told reporters " when my time comes, if i can be half the man he was and go to the same place, then i will

house. they predicted that we would have a uh, a safe haven. it may have in afghanistan for plodding terrorist attacks against the american home. with terrorism remains a very real concern, but president biden pointed out before he pulled out that it's a more different diffuse and metastasized threat, including the kind of homegrown file linux frame is them that we saw on display in new orleans in january. in fact, over the course of these 4 years, we have seen president biden, that was the 1st terrorist attack that has happened on american soil that was not connected to a can stand as far as we know. it was connected to inspiration from isis. and so president biden believes that the decisions he talk has left american and profoundly stronger position. and he will explain in his speech today why he thinks that's the case. yeah. talk about this unified us approach between your administration and the incoming. and a 40 plus years ago printer reagan took over this perception has been an intention to deny president carter. the announcement of the h

house. iran up and down the street where he was, glen haven, finally found a neighbour who was willing to swingere�*s fires on both sides of the car. we�*re driving, we�*re suddenly seeing fires. you can feel the heat. and then the fires were getting closer and closer. and at that point, just being stuck there, surrounded by fire, these policemen started running up the street. "get out of the car, get out of the car!", and started screaming. you don�*t really realise how serious it is. you don�*t think this is a life—threatening situation. oh, my god, oh, my god. we actually spent the night here and we saw the neighbour's house catch on fire. so we started wetting our house with water and we just put water all over this grassy area right here, anywhere we could. and once we saw the front neighbour's house catch on fire, that's when we decided to leave. and putting water on the house actually worked because only the garage burned down. so we're, right now, we're just trying to put the the small amount of fire that's left. but, yeah, it was pretty bad in the morning. let�*s go back to emma vardy

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haven their egono stroked. maga was clear he wanted the debt ceiling raised mike johnson as speaker. somyet, some back him kentuckys congressman and house james comer who was alsosm outok that family business dealings. welcome to you, mr. chairman. w what is on your agenda for your committee both legislatively and from oversight same point in the new session? >> well, we are excited about 119th congress, trey, we will by working closely with the trump administration specifically with doge. in constant communication with vivek ramaswamy and elon musk anwad they aremy initiatives. most of their policy initiativ s and legislature takee ha jurisdiction over the workforcee jurisdiction over the federal buildings.e ha we have jurisdiction over the u.s. postal service, which is something to talk about. we have jurisdiction over a lot thinof tech information technolt the tech geniuses are wanting to use to catch proper payments and other types of fraud. we will be busy in the upcominge session working closely with the entire trump administration. >> trey: all right, you and ime thlisten to something together d i will ask you about it on the oth

becomes a terrorist safe haven, the times of israel reported that arab officials say he swayed benjamin netanyahu more in one meeting the body did all year but incoming white houseine leavitt writes this period let's be clear this deal would not of been struck without the forceful hand the president trump and a special envoy steve wycoff, peace through strength prevails even biden state department present trump team for the efforts although joe biden was reluctant to do so. watch this. >> the cease-fire agreement was a long time in the making and comes as a result of extensive diplomatic engagements by president biden, secretary blinken, national security advisor jake sullivan, director of central intelligence william burns, brent mcgirt and other officials across the government. as wells are partners in the government of qatar and egypt. it comes to the involvement of president-elect trump team is absolutely critical in getting this deal over the line. >> who has credit for this you or trump. >> is that a joke? >> thank you. >> is not a joke he said, how much did trump is teems with the negotiation. i know joe biden has been asking for a cease-fire for year, wh

haven and promoting. this is all the beginning for great things to come and america and the world. so much without even being in the white housewill happen when i return to the white house and my administration informed by victories of the united states and it's a step in the right direction and it's the bigger,s don't go away. >> israeli citizens want them rushed a lot. going for him and his brother. almost with 2 years old and if they're not returned alive, this will not be good news for israelis. they look at this and see that some of the people will be released from the prisons could be as dangerous in a few years as sinwar was and ended up running the political branch of hamas and was killed recently. >> aoc writing talk points going to have it both ways and he can't. >> this was only the way to square the miocholly explosive dish mutually exclusive goals that hamas has and securing the freedom, which is a difficult thing to do because as of course the military pressure was intensified from israel on hamas, they expected they would relent and give up the fight. but hamas is barbarians and i think israel did not anticipate

haven. when they offered him his own room, personalized support and more flexibility than the traditional shelter. and you know what? it worked. six months later antonio moved into a housingbronx. we will not walk away from antonio, new yorkers. [applause] just think about that for a moment. 14-year-old moving into a shelter system. fusionists go to the streets and live on the subway. if we didn't catch him what would've happened to him? we have to close the pipeline. that's what this is about. and we are not going to get up on keeping our subway safe. instead we're going to double down. this year it will getting ambitious six and $50 million investment trait that is right, at six and $50 million to tackle street homelessness in new york city and answer three crucial questions. how can we help people on our subways? how can we help people with serious mental illness? and how can we keep families out of shelters? when it comes to subways we know what works, safe haven beds. safe haven beds are like the kind that it's important antonio or one of the most effective tools we have for helping people in our subways and streets. and so were going to add 900 new safe haven beds.

row is a delauro to announce new haven was awarded $2 million to reconnect neighborhoods, an exciting and inspiring project to bring communities together, increase housing, and social and economic opportunities. now residents of new haven will be kept in waiting. i was with connecticut farmers just yesterday. we were celebrating millions of dollars in disaster assistance from extreme weather events. now they may not see it for months. maybe never. that's disasters resulting from flooding and hail storm. they were counting on this disaster recovery aid. now they may be deprived of it. connecticut food chair, just talked to them today as well. they're anxiously waiting to learn more about the potential impacts to halting food assistance, maybe through snap, the emergency food assistance program. they're unsure. the president has failed to clarify whether it will apply to snap, but clearly the effects psychologically, creating chaos and confusion is itself a severe deprivation. museums, many of whom run successful education programs critical to our students' success, they're halting services. even a temporary pause can have a significant impact on educatio

house, and it's now the fires across the street from him. well, i got a call back 4.5 hours later from that dispatcher saying is 1038 glen haven. your parent's address or mark's address? and i said, mark. so clearly they hadn't done anything for 4.5 hours. >> and, you know, he's okay now. >> no. they found remains on his on his property. they're going to identify it, but it's obvious that it's him and it's a heart breaker. i mean, everything about this is a nightmare that we cannot wake up from it. it's unbelievable. and i wear multiple hats in the community. i am the incoming chair of the chamber of commerce. we are a merged chamber of commerce. initially, it was only a pacific palisades chamber of commerce, but the pandemic hurt the chamber, the pacific palisades chamber. so we merged with malibu and now we got another pandemic or just crisis on our hands that is going to affect the chamber, because the businesses i rely on the residents of the palisades to help them with their technology. and there is no pacific palisades. it's been wiped off the map. and i'm not the only one. there have been many restaurants and business ow

week as she gradually returns to royal dufies gradually returns to royal duties at ty hafan, or haven house hospice charity that helps around 400 families. princess kate confirmed earlier this month that she is now in remission from cancer, and some of the world's biggest music stars have performed in la for a benefit concert to help the area recover from the devastating wildfires earlier this month. >> i'm high, but i'm grounded. i'm sane, but i'm overwhelmed. i'm sane, but i'm overwhelmed. i'm lost, but i'm hopeful. >> well, that's alanis morissette, among others. rod stewart, green day, katy perry, stevie nicks and sting. it was all to raise money for the devastation caused by those fast moving wildfires that also killed at least 25 people. some of the local acts born in the area performed two, like the red hot chilli peppers. proceeds will go towards rebuilding communities and preventing future fires. and that's it for the moment. i'll be back with more a little later this hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or g

second engagement this week as she continues to gradually return to royal duties at ty hafan or haven househospice that helps around 400 families. princess kate confirmed earlier this month she is now in remission from cancer , and some remission from cancer, and some of the world's biggest music stars have been performing in los angeles for a benefit concert to help the area recover from the devastating wildfires earlier this month. >> i'm high, but i'm grounded. i'm sane, but i'm overwhelmed. i'm sane, but i'm overwhelmed. i'm lost. but i'm hopeful. >> alanis morissette joined rod stewart, green day, sting and stevie nicks, among others. parts of la, the second largest city in the us and home to many of those musicians, were devastated last week by those fast moving wildfires. 25 people died. the line—up also included acts born in the area like billie eilish, the red hot chilli peppers and no doubt. proceeds will go towards rebuilding communities and preventing future fires. that's the latest from the gb news room. i'll be back with more in less than half an hour. >> and good morning to y