hoffman: absolutely.et's not forget the aborted isis plot that was derailed in october in oklahoma city on election day. we can see this morning's events as not necessarily an aberration. laura: what are you looking for? prof. hoffman: i think the biggest question, was this a broader conspiracy? who are they fellow conspirators? i would say secondly, the serious explosion of a cyber truck outside a trump own hotel in las vegas is in any way connected. it is odd that two electric vehicles are involved in exposures on the same day. laura: bruce hoffman, thank you for your time and insight. prof. hoffman: you are very welcome. laura: let's turn now to possible security lapses in new orleans. for that, i spoke a short time ago with juliette kayyem, a former assistant secretary at the department of homeland security, and faculty chair of the homeland-security program at harvard's kennedy school. thank you so much for joining us today. given your expertise, how was a vehicle able to ram into a crowd, and from a

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hoffman was appointed by congress and served as the lead author for the final report of the fbi's post nine over 11 response to terrorism and radicalization. his book, it's called inside terrorism. professor, good to have you here. does it matter whether the new orleans attacker was directed by i.s.i.s. or just drew inspiration from i.s.i.s.? >> it does in the sense that if he was directed by i.s.i.s., this could, as the fbi initially suspected, be part of a broader conspiracy. if there is any silver lining in this terrible tragedy is that this person seems to have been entirely. self-radicalized, self-motivated, was suffering from a range of highly personal, idiosyncratic setbacks, and that appears to have set him on this path of attacking on new year's eve in new orleans. >> i thought that i.s.i.s. was in our rear view mirror. >> i think everybody hoped that they were in our rear view mirror. but the fact of the matter is, over the past year alone, i.s.i.s. has either carried out or been derailed from six significant attacks or plots. now, these include incidents such as occurred in

. >> the devastation in doug hoffman's altadena neighborhood is unimaginable. on tuesday night, the sonoma county native says he saw the beginning of the so-called eaton fire erupt on the mountainside just behind his los angeles area home. >> we immediately started going door to door in the neighborhood, got everyone out of their homes, and by the time i finished the immediate neighborhood on my block, the entire mountain was completely covered in flames. >> luckily, hoffman and his family were able to evacuate to safety. he says this isn't the first time his family has had close encounters with devastating firestorms. back in 2017, his parents had to flee the tubbs fire, seeing a home burning in front of you, the heat that's generated from it and the sound of a home burning is something that is just otherworldly. the fire is one of several currently burning in the los angeles area, the widespread chaos putting extreme strain on fire resources and experience that santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal says, reminds him of situations local fire crews faced back

. >> the devastation in doug hoffman's altadena neighborhood is unimaginable.ht, the sonoma county native says he saw the beginning of the so-called eaton fire erupt on the mountainside just behind his los angeles area home. >> we immediately started going door to door in the neighborhood, got everyone out of their homes, and by the time i finished the immediate neighborhood on my block, the entire mountain was completely covered in flames. >> luckily, hoffman and his family were able to evacuate to safety. he says this isn't the first time his family has had close encounters with devastating firestorms. back in 2017, his parents had to flee the tubbs fire. >> seeing a home burning in front of you, the heat that's generated from it and the sound of a home burning is something that is just otherworldly. >> the fire is one of several currently burning in the los angeles area, the widespread chaos putting extreme strain on fire resources and experience that santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal says, reminds him of situations local fire crews faced back in 2017 a

cheryl: dan hoffman, thank you so much for being here this morning. cheryl: all right. we'll be right back, everybody. lock in let's go. rated e for everyone. [rock and roll music playing] xfinity. made for gaming. rewards members, get early access to an ea sports fc25 kit. visit xfinity.com/rewards. cheryl: more violence on the new york city subway this new year's eve. lauren simonetti has those details. lauren. >> so shocking, cheryl. a 45-year-old man was pushed in front of a manhattan train on new ' new year's eve. he was struck by the train and did suffer a head injury but miraculously and fortunately he survived and was in stable condition at the hospital as of tuesday night. one law enforcement officer telling the new york post, quote, by god's own hand he fell perfectly in the trench. the suspect identified as 23-year-old kamal hawk ins, who is now charged with attempted murder e you can see the hooded, masked man in surveillance photos provided by the mta. wow. well, billionaires bill gates and jeff bezos are backing an a.i. powered mining st

nathan hoffman mantuvo un encuentro de casi tres horas con familiares de eric menÉndez, quienes pidenos hablando del 30 de enero. debe determinar si los menÉndez siguen o no tras las rejas hasta su muerte. al mismo tiempo, mÉxico refuerza la seguridad en su frontera sur como parte de un operativo federal. se han enviado ya a decenas de militares a tapachula, chiapas. la principal entrada de inmigrantes a mÉxico. el paÍs se prepara ante mÁs cruces, pero tambiÉn ante las deportaciones que ameza con llevar a cabo donald trump en cuanto llegue a la casa blanca. la presidenta claudia sheinbaum asegura que estÁn listos para atender a los connacionales repatriados. >> vamos a recibir a los mexicanos y mexicanas que lleguen a nuestro paÍs y vamos a solicitar a estados unidos que en la medida de lo posible, pues los migrantes que no son de mÉxico puedan llevarlos a sus paÍses de origen. >> hay que recordar que la presidenta tambiÉn ha propuesto una reuniÓn con los gobiernos de amÉrica latina para diseÑarar un plan migratorio antes de que donald trump tome posesiÓn. nos vamos justamente ahÍ en

i want to thank the president of the american friends of lafayette alan hoffman for your leadership andwo important members from rdc committee, craig metz and elizabeth reese, thank you very much. when lafayette returned to the united states 200 years ago he was greeted with great fanfare. we estimate over 4 million people saw lafayette during the grantor of 1824 and 8.25. -- 1825. he was america's first rock store, more popular than the beatles. the outpouring of love and support was cleared through the 24 states. ladies swooned and minute cheered and the country was abuzz. as lafayette's carriage moved through the streets of the capital city towards the u.s. capitol building americans of course lined the streets to get a glimpse of the last living major general from the american revolutionary war. but this time they were silent. it was an important moment is that deserved respect and serious attention. general lafayette was to be the very first foreign dignitary to address congress. the significance of the day continued. when lafayette arrived at the capitol building, members of congr

flight on 2 friends from an interview with the gym and chief of stuff, the eastern front general max hoffman daily mail in 1918. in reality, ukraine is my handiwork. i created ukraine to be able to make peace with at least one pod of russia. the, the, the, this is unique archive footage gym. and in theory allow me troops marching through the streets of caves. next to the german generals of the so called builders of ukrainian independence, we signed a very peculiar peace treaty with austria and germany in return for the recognition of its independence ukraine. pledged to buy a huge reparations disease and pause the government had to supply the invaders with 1000000 tons of grain full 1000000 eggs and up 250000 tons of meat as well as lod. she'll get him manganese or on tens of thousands of tons of ukrainian black soil, the stoker sides from which the most of the go with them to be able to go to. but the top part was, which will mean usually the soonest that the, most of the facts, the record is complete. this means anything on the of the, some of the full issue of last is it will me, i'm so f

ryan simms, wayne dewey y pierre o bannon, aseguró hoffman, también tomaron pertenencias de una casas áreas, van a mirar que hay muchos deputy sheriffs. mucho guarda nacional, otrosolicías. el california highway patrol. autoridades también confirmaron el arresto de josé escobar carranza. sospechoso de hacer un incendio premeditado en la ciudad de azusa, en el parque pioneer. enfrenta 3 cargos criminales. este es el video del incidente que presentaron autoridades. de ser encontrado culpable, podría ser sentenciado a 9 años en prisión estatal. andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. vamos a ver ahora imágenes del mapa de los incendios en los Ángeles que, de acuerdo con calfire, ha destruido ya más de 12.300 estructuras, alrededore 92.000 personas están bajo órdenes de evacuación y otras 89.000 están bajo advertencia de evacuación. y es que en medio de la devastación hacia el sur de nuestro estado, hay quienes buscan aprovecharse de las personas que quieren ayudar a las víctimas de estos siniestros. por eso hemos conversado con una experta que nos dijo que el primer paso es verificar que

she would protest with a b abbie hoffman, university of massachusetts amherst. she would sit in on protests. >> norah: wanted her parents think of that? >> they loved it. "let amy be amy." she was like miss lillian, a free spirit. >> went to a public school also. >> went to public school, and she's just one of the most -- has one of the deepest parts and loving people you would ever meet, amy. i know she's mourning today and in the last weeks but she's very active now with the carter center. we mention jason carter, the grandson. amy carter is getting very involved with that too. >> norah: talk about for a minute what the carter center has done. an incredible reach, not only in america but around the world. >> in 1981 when they went back, he got the hostages, ronald reagan let them go to germany and get the 52 hostages. >> norah: after reagan is inaugurated. >> then they were depressed. anwar sadat was assassinated and they were moping until that moment. jimmy carter loved anwar sadat of egypt, not just for camp david but they became friends. he realized anwar s

patients that admitted gonna stop inside the hospital after the ware forcibly evacuated from glen hoffman, who was sent to the indian hospital was caught completely off the outside world. for the past 10 days, no water, no food, no proper medical supply. some of the patients are in need of the critical medical care they need to be taught submitted going to what's been that cube in order to survive these conditions. the order did not include how they were going to lead to west $3000.00 and city. another evacuation order just in the past 30 minutes to out of the hospital and it just judging it from the patterns of these orders. and this seems to be directed towards hospitality, is really military is working in i'm doing the northern part of the ship by deliberately targeting the health facilities on evacuating. everyone, unfortunately evacuated medical, the suffering visions from both english and hospital and all the hospital in addition to an earlier evacuation order and based in part of the central area where as long as you can just been in scores of people taking the streets, looking for

the number across the city made each hoffman. i'm doing a casual skill with the source is defending champions round the trip set top of the spanish seats a cup final with buffalo offsets rushing me. ok. the los angeles is burning at least 5 wells. fines have spread across an area of more than a 117 square kilometers in the west and us county. and the fast moving flames have destroyed at 10000 homes, businesses upon the books and vehicles. at least 10 people have been confirmed that for the toll is expected to rise as emergency crews. so it's through the ruins of charlotte buildings. new evacuation orders have been issued in the san fernando valley after another 519 north west of the city of los angeles. more than 200000 people have been ordered to leave dangerous end. california has to forward more than 14055 to pass now as well as the national guard. the skies are filled with thick clouds of smoke and us from seeing air and dust advisory for 17000000 people across the southern california. we are expecting this fire to rapidly sp

as of the c panel with winning the hoffman lines of what comes to come into a national community, we'd have to wait and see what this administration could achieve and the americans are due to nip economic functions. one area then human to so for the fact has many issues to talk with the solve, the reason it's badly inc goes into a pump as though which was established in 1974 to present a woman with sylvia and his file video administration has been sending messages to me, data is on the need for these virus something because otherwise it could be a full blown confrontation. a few days ago, i'll just say that he pulls the volume probably in kyle, in his country. an indication that we are likely to see an extremely difficult situation. why the yvonne is of the sea is, would have to agree on a compromise. there's also the issue of approximately 2 bases here in syria. and this is something with the ultimate would have to be decided, but as far as the new administration is concerned, they say they don't want to see the questions, the syria in that way. this is a region which has always been

it also comes hoffman, the heels of the sanctions that were faced by the, by the not restriction on the, on him a t, the leader of the reset. so it's a moral victory. it's a moral victory for the off of the army. it's a joyous victory for this is any civilians who have suffered immensely under the art stuff. so today was a good day, today's a good day. and i mean, i don't like to be a pessimist or a very cautionary, but i will. you celebrate today, but we know that, you know, the war is far from over there. so what's happened again, as i said, there's still some parts of cartoon that are under the are a self control and the destruction damage was our assumptions committed against this to the news. it will take a while, hopefully with the victories of the army. this will allow for more age convoys to get through to get more areas to reach more people who are in dire need of assistance. and so i think this should say to their hands. and if the army is smart and they, they think of, you know, they should utilize this momentum for their thought for themselves and allow 8 on voice to go thro

body to become serious, the minister of funding of fast asleep on the south side with winning the hoffman lines of what comes to come into a national community. we'd have to wait and see what this administration can achieve and the americans tend to take a nomic function one area than human to. so for the fact has many issues to talk with him to solve the reason these valley inc goes into a pump as though which was established in 1974 to present a woman with sylvia and his file through administration has been sending messages to me data is on the need for these bodies something because otherwise they say it could be a full blown confrontation. a few days ago us, i'll just say binary poles, the iranians putting kyle in his country. an indication that we're unlikely to see an extremely difficult situation. why that yvonne is as a see is, would have to agree on a compromise. there's also the issue of approximately 2 bases here. and so yeah, and this is something with the ultimate, we'd have to be decided. but as far as the new administration is concerned, they say they don't want to see the

well, for an outlet to dig a little bit deeper is drawn with caleb hoffman right when we really need it. the us secretary of defense lloyd austin, has decided to spend half a $1000000000.00 to fight wild fires. well, actually, he's decided to spend half a $1000000000.00 for ukraine, but it gets worse. samantha power, who directs the us agency for international development as been unloading all kinds of supplies to you, brand cutting drones and other equipments. now, where did she get it from? well, according to the usa id website, a lot of the materials that have been going to ukraine have come from los angeles area fire departments. us aid has helped 16 communities, established volunteer fire brigades, equipping each group with protective gear, motor pumps, chainsaws rescue motor cutters, rechargeable spotlights, fire extinguishers and hydraulic rescue tools. folks in los angeles are certainly not thrilled now. lots of houses, nozzles, body, armor, turnouts, and protective equipment has been turned over from california to emergency services in ukraine. and even as the fires rage, us

i'd like to thank our president, the president of the american friends of lafayette, alan hoffman, foryour leadership in all your help, your support. and two important members from our d.c. committee, craig metz and elizabeth reese. thank you very much. when lafayette returned to the united states 200 years ago, he was greeted with great fanfare. we estimate over 4 million people. so lafayette, during the grand tour of 1824 and 1825. he was america's first rock star, much more popular than the beatles. the outpouring of love and affection was palpable throughout the 24 states and many cheered. ladies swooned. the country was abuzz. however, 200 years ago on this particular day, things were a bit different. as lafayette's carriage moved through the streets of this capital city towards the united states capitol building. americans of course, lined the streets to get a glimpse of the last living major general from the american revolutionary war. but this time, they silent. this was an important moment that deserved respect and serious. general lafayette was to be the very first foreign di

marion and initiative hospital in lou takes hoffman. i'm hi, in germany. latasha as chronic inflammatory ballad diseases. and that's my field of clinical research. historians said that um, if you could say that god is in charge of the ocean on the micro biome in particular, but also our understanding of what we can already do to help patients and kind of gets fascinating. it's what excites me about the god senior mission. i'm down the . ringback smith line, and i want to understand my body. you know, i've only got this one. i'd like to do my best to keep it healthy for as long as possible and really get the best out of it. it's been a lot, it's been back since while i'm yanna. i'm 26. and originally from the bay area, i've been studying computer science for the past few years. that's what i've also been working as a model for several years in the i do a lot of sports fields. and last year i started competing and try avalon and i've set myself a goal. i'm training for the ira, man, 70.3. and so i'm say, i'm keep in training for that righ

and microsoft are claimed to have violated antitrust laws by allowing reed hoffman to serve on the boardompanies from 2017 to 2023. meanwhile, open a.i. is focused on bolstering support for investment in artificial intelligence in the changing political lapped scape. the company is planning to host events in washington, d.c. and two other key swing states. for more, we are joined -- is there anxiety around future commitments to a.i. investments as the administrations shift? >> i think open a.i. is really making its case and framing their policy recommendations under a sort of u.s. interest first angle and saying that if the u.s.a. wants to win this a.i. arms race with china that the government needs to support open a.i. in its request for support to build out a.i. infrastructure and things like data centers as well as taking investment from foreign investors. caroline: it's interesting that once again china is almost put up as the reason why we need to have this commitment to investment. we heard that previously when it comes to talks with washington. what do you think these events will

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. >> sandra: dan hoffman joining us now. former c.i.a. chief of station and thanks for being here. my question -- i put this to secretary mayorkas last night as well. why was this man, this killer not on the radar of the american government considering he was posting clearly terrorist propaganda, terrorist videos on his social network site that deemed them enough of a threat to bring them down themselves. why does the government not see this and have this person on their radar? >> that's a really important question to be asking and as we have new incoming administration with a new counter terrorism strategy, that has to be part of it, sandra. look, for counter terrorism operations you always look to detect threats way out left of boom so that we can preempt the threats before any harm is caused. in this case we missed opportunities, you are absolutely right. >> sandra: it was the exchange with secretary mayorkas on your world yesterday. >> why was this person out there pledging allegiance to isis and not known by the government? >> well, there was no public expressions of his alleg

they loved read hoffman when he fund e. when he election $419 million. and mentioned george soros who really destroyed the criminal justice system. it's not principle. i think part of it is they love their teslas as much as they hate him. and it drives them crazy because they love evs and then tesla was the ev par election lance and they are subsidizing or helping them that drives them crazy here he had are helping him. people say he can't save nasa and he did can't get into the three big auto and did he. he can't revolutionize media and he did. they are afraid he can cut they are afraid 1 or $2 trillion. that's all they have is spreading the wealth and all these entitlements and free stuff because there issue issues on the border and crime they do think they have constituencies that they can lavish money on. if he comes in and did what he does in these other fields they feel it's going to hurt their future and i think it will. >> laura: victor, weren't members of the labor party running over here in the 2024 election, warn

happening today at 20 members of the menendez family meet with los angeles attorney general nathan hoffmane family plans to have an open and fair discussion and urge the d.a. to consider a just re-sentencing for eric and lyle mends life without parole for shooting and killing their parents. new evidence supports the brothers' claim that they were abused by their father. the d.a. says he will review all the evidence before making a decision. president biden has reportedly decided to block nippon's steal bid for u.s. steel and an announcement could come as soon as today. the u.s. committee on foreign months reviewing this bid for national security risk. but referred the decision to biden last month. right now shares of u.s. steel are down 9 percent in premarket trade. and the owner of a very popular waffle shop in seattle, washington, making the difficult decision to shut down her beloved business over the city's new $20 minimum wage law. watch. >> this was my dream to own my own cafe, to run it how i want to, and to really like be in service to people. i have cried every day. for me the inc

philip seymour hoffman. like to do this someday. 55, i guess it's not going to happen, just tell jokes. i let go of it, then you want to do broadway? it worked out. >> jimmy: doing it with bob odenkirk. >> michael mckean, kieran culkin, i don't know who else, i'm trying to memorize the lines, they're all heavy hitters. they're all so good, my character comes in late, goes out early. >> jimmy: all right. >> waves at the end, kind of an easy gig. >> jimmy: great to see you. the special is very funny. bill burr, "drop dead years" premieres march 14th on hulu, and previews for "glengarry glen ross" on broadway begin march 10th. we'll be back with jessica gunning. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back. now with skyrizi, i'm all in with clearer skin. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah... i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin yeah that's all me. ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ ♪ with skyrizi 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. and most people were clearer even at 5 years. skyrizi is

and tonight, los angeles county district attorney nathan hoffman is calling on california governor gavinsom to enact emergency legislation to increase punishments for looters who continue to inflict misery on people who have already lost so much. bret? >> bret: jonathan hunt in pacific palisades. jonathan, thank you. fox nation has made donation to the california wildfire relief efforts and continues to be a annual disaster giving partner. this enables the red cross to respond to disaster owe by providing shelter, hot meals and resources to aid and recovery. here's how you can help. visit go.fox/red cross or scan the qr code on your screen. we are getting our first look tonight at the report on president-elect trump's investigations conducted by the now former special counsel jack smith. understandably, president-elect not pleased about this report being out and what's in it. correspondent david spunt is at the justice department. >> in his final act as special counsel, jack smith's nearly 150 page report gives readers a peek into the mind of the man known for charging donald trump with

the mama nine-year-old 2 toed sloths was brought to the zoo on a breeding recommendation by the hoffmansoed sloths species survival plan, the baby doesn't have a name just yet. and the zoo is now it's going to let guests know once mom and baby are able to be viewed by the public. there's that little face there. here's another one. thanks for joining us from the newsroom today. i'm justine waldman. appreciate your time. i'll see you again this afternoon during kron, 4 news, a 2, 3, but for now live in the bay is next. >> so thanks so much. testing today online and they've got a great show for you and we're making avocado toast, but it's not for spice up a little bit. we'll show you why with testing. plus, some of the best things to come out of seattle and las vegas. you won't want to miss it. stay with us. we have an incredible show here monday live in the ba "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recom

you have to look at cases like rainy versus rainy, bonne hoffman versus watts who is telling the courts you have the action to do the activities not rely third parties to do this. there's no question about it. people often say what's going on him part a completely different than what's happening in part in the process by which they are processed. the make it as difficult as possible in the family court. in the parental rights and the one here. and it's what you can have an family court and a judges deciding in this unpopular idea and they always terminate parents rights when they get the facts but it is important to be asking questions how we are engaging in decision-making for sure. and they take over the whole thing. and they are written. you have virginia, you don't even have to be a quirk of the judge. in these are the issues. >> i'm wondering if you thought through and have any ideas on approve of review and what it differ based on determination versus a medical issue. we have lots of standards in the law. any thoughts? >> i'm so glad because our earlier panel has a level of scruti

let's get all the latest on these lines from out as it was ali hoffman. he joins us here on set of great to speak to you. i know that you are now talking to a member of the hum us negotiating team. what are they telling you independently of what they've told which of these agency, what, what they're saying is that things often lead to cool because many things on the table, especially what, what's been reported by what does all, any of the use agency. however, it's all defense. so now on this really is because the, the bottom is not into court of these varies and they have to do the opposite. they take, it takes their options. and of course, for him us, the main objective right now is, and this was me and this, they've been saying this for a long time, of course, with the business swap at the right way with this really is getting doubtful guys are, these are all the points that time us been mentioning over the past month, so actually 14 months. but now there is something that everyone is looking forward to see which is a prisoner swap, especially with a lo

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