the pair say j.j.'s killer has not been held accountable while behind bars. >> we have 14 times of the defendant not showing up to court. there's no accountability as of yet. and it's been almost two years. since he's been incars rated. it's a waste of people's time and money, and quite frankly, it's retraumatizing us, the family. >> reporter: the pair have backed superior court judge ursula dixon and contra costa county assistant d.a. annie esposito for the the board is considering to fill the vacancy after the recall of pamela price. other candidates include elgin lowe and jim wilson, yben chen, deputy attorney general venus johnson. >> i'm very anxious. because i feel like, as close as we are, at any moment i feel like the rug can be slipped out from underneath us by shading us, so to speak. so i'm just hoping that's not the case, and we look forward to positive turnout with all of our hard work. >> reporter: public safety group s.a.f.e., who led the recall of pamela price, worry that california atto

j.j. and jacob quinn by hardest hit. four green bay turnovers.h a game-winning field goal against tampa bay buccaneers. we went there. it with as a 23-20 win. >> bill: our covid super bowl. >> dana: never forget. >> bill: you had such a great time. >> dana: yeah. >> bill: the game winner, okay, bam. >> dana: oh. >> bill: and you advance. it was a great day of football yesterday. >> dana: j.j. and quinn by were watching the game. this would be me if i played football. >> bill: he is reading a book. called inside excellence written by jim murphy. if i saw it on x correctly some of the pages are highlighted. he reminds himself of his desire to be better, literally when he is sitting on the bench during an nfl football game. >> dana: that's amazing. i would love to interview him. i might need the book. >> bill: amazon, straight to the top. the fires in l.a. are still on. city and state leaders under scrutiny for how they are handling it. private sector is stepping in. steve hilton has a plan and live in l.a. and talk to us coming up moments from now.

coaches, j.j. redick, lost his home.ave been postponements. >> they moved the playoffs game to arizona to get away from los angeles and make sure those curfews are put in place. there was a curfew tonight, but things much more important than that. on the game side, warriors were without steph curry, draymond green, andrew wiggins on friday, so they were relying on guys like pat dempster to could legal this a pacers. they had so many guys as they close in uniform. it's a good start. they find pat spencer for the dunk. this one dubs the 20-17 lead. spencer was great, scoring a career high 17. when he moved to the third quarter, pasterns the run, haliburton puts the corner three in to make it. denar in strouder, knocks down his first career three. cut the deficit to four. steph curry, big fan, seven minutes left now. the layup blocked t.j. mcconnell, throws it ahead to throw it down. indiana pulled away late. they won 108-76. golden state drops 19-19. their next game is monday in toronto. >>> in an ideal world, we would hav

i was just saying last night i know j.j.d down living in pacific palisades with his family. i can't imagine having to be tasked with coach game having so much -- you have so many people relying on you but your whole world is in shambles. i just have to imagine if you are able to get through adversity like this and have you your team alongside you and it really does a lot. hopefully later on in the season when there are smaller fish to fry it really means nothing and so much more capabilities. >> carley: matt saturday said w. you are too busy to watch this game from. a player perspective. they are think with everything that is going on we are not going to lose this game we want to stand for the city we to vegas in the las vegas wildfires remain dangerous. as of now still a go. questions we remain on where this played games at # respective arenas. a lot of people traveling in for ufc. what is the hotel situation going to be because there is a law in california if you have paying ho residents staying in rooms you can't quick th

carried out and will remain a source of pride for our people and be passed down from generation to reason j.j. as r after it struck a fatal blow to the enemy. >> trey: that statement illustrates pressure that being faced by the israeli government, hamas is claiming victory. we saw images of hamas gunmen freely going around and celebrating what they are calling achievement, promising to conduct another october 7 attack and raises questions about how this agreement will be accepted among wight-wing coalition of the israeli prime minister. >> brian: is that guy bagdad bob? they are diminished force, their source of financing has been strained, they lost hezbollah as an allie to aid them. they lost sinwar, their tactical leader. now they have his younger brother. there are two reports. jerusalem post says this is categoriation of certain terrorists if they are eligible to be released. they wanted to put the worst of the worst into the release numbers. maybe there are indications he could dissolve his government if he tries to put this through? >> trey: couple critical issues. two of them. last ni

. >> stephen: you and me and j.j. abrams. you've been busy lately. you live in los angeles.e. >> jacob: they did. >> stephen: how is your family doing? >> jacob: thank you for asking. they are okay. my brother and sister-in-law lost the home they live in. >> stephen: sorry. >> jacob: thanks. everybody's got a story. tens of thousands of people have been displaced. but i grew up in pacific palisades. it was a crazy experience to be there. i am thinking about people in altadena too. the idea that some people could lose their home so quickly. a literal firestorm. that's what it was. >> stephen: there you are reporting on it for nbc. seemed from a distance, it seemed surreal. what was it like to be there? >> jacob: it's my hometown. a firestorm of 100 miles an hour wind combined with these wildfires is something we've never seen before. i've never felt it. but to be home in particular was really unique because you go home at the end of the night and you're there with your family. my wife is home. my children are home. >> stephen: everything is fine? >> jacob: they are okay. my c

before that coach out the president-elect talked on the phone with j.j. pink with trump posting on truth social, the call was a good one for china ae usa and it is my expectation that we will solve many problems together and starting immediately." the two leaders talked about balancing trade, fentanyl coming from china and take a talk after the supreme court's ruling upholding the ban, trump said his decision had to move forward with the popular social media apps will be coming soon. stay tuned. we know we will, martha, back to you. >> martha: nate, a couple of questions as we think about this meeting between eric adams and president trump. we also remember tom homan, the new border czar, sitting down with eric adams in new york. i guess with this momentum, with these two meetings, i wonder if there will be more to come in terms of similar meetings with democrat mayors in places like los angeles or maybe even chicago as we see the obvious need for border security that was reflected in the november election day. >> martha, you can certainly look at the two

joining us now are two democrats running on january 7th, kannan srinivasian and j.j. singh.me today. can we just start with the stakes of this race? because it is my understanding that losses in either two of these seats would result in potentially republican control or a power sharing agreement having to happen in one or both of the chambers. so can i start with you. just the stakes here in this election and how it's been campaigning in that november election? >> thanks for having me. yes, the stakes are very high. as you rightly said, it is a thin majority that we have in the general assembly. it is 21-19. there are many things on the line, a woman's right to choose, number one, is on the line. the constitutional amendment is on the line. my opponent has clearly said she will vote against it and she will ban abortion, so that's clearly on the line. common sense gun safety is on the line. investing in public education is on the line. investing in climate change is on the line. we are two years of majority two years ago in the general assembly, and democrats did amazing thin

lakers coach j.j.k over the weekend, after curry heard the coach's house was among those destroyed by the l.a. county wildfires. redick's home in pacific palisades burned to the ground earlier this month, destroying all of the family's possessions, including his son's sports memorabilia. curry heard about their loss and gave autographed jerseys to redick's two young sons this past saturday night, when the teams played each other at chase center. >> okay, we're going to take one last look. well, not a last look. we're going to take a look at the model. the computer model. we looked at it earlier, but i want to show it to you again just so you get the idea that what's going to happen here. more of the same for the next few days. few clouds roll in on thursday right about here. and then we start to get rain, especially in northern california. and the pattern is complete. those red lines would represent essentially the core of the jet stream. and that pattern is very, very wet, especially in central and no

j.j. red dick, the coach of the lakers his home was destroyed.vacuated and it turns out that he did also lose his home. so the lakers directly impacted by this as well. i want to bring in california congressman, laura friedman, who represents areas in glendale under mandatory evacuation orders right now. congressman, thank you very much. you're at the rose bowl. what is happening there? >> so this is the command center for the fire having to do with the eaton fire, but also for this entire area, and we see a tremendous amount of first responders here from the joint response. we have firefighters from pasadena, from laverne, from really all over the region here to fight the eaton fire and to keep an eye on all the other fires that are in this area. >> reporter: you have been able to go through your community. are you hearing anything from your constituents? can you tell me what you were able to see? >> sure. people are heartbroken. people are devastated. the amount of damage in los angeles is really hard to convey. even through photos because, yes

lakers coach j.j. redick. meanwhile, he was among the thousands of people in the l.a.a who have lost everything to the devastating wildfires. and yesterday, he was pretty emotional as he talked about returning to his home in the pacific palisades neighborhood for the first time. >> i was not prepared. >> i was not prepared for what i saw. it is it's it's complete devastation and destruction. >> everything we we owned, that was of any importance to us almost 20 years together as a couple and ten years of parenting was in that house. and there are certain things that you can't replace that will never be replaced. of course, my wife and i are emotional. i'm not sure i've wept or wailed like that in several years. >> palisades community has really just been so good to us. >> and that's i think that's the part for us that we're really struggling with is just the loss of community. all the churches, the schools, the library, like it's all gone. >> he's got to feel for everyone there. and the nba has postponed the lakers and clippers games that were scheduled for tonight, guy

and this guy, j.j. kuehn from wisconsin had had really become convinced that the germans were up to something. and so he is he's sending shadow patrols out to figure out what the germans up to, because there's more patrols, there's more patrol activity, so on and so forth. and in this sector, by the way, photo isn't helping as much because. this has bad weather, the sector and, i think about half the the missions that we had this time had to abort. and so we don't a complete picture except these guys on the ground q and is frustrated because he thinks his battalion command and then his regimental fuller doesn't really get the situation and so he's determined that going to to have them figured this out this is kind of disgusting but it's, i think, entertaining. he decides he's going to pick up german soldier droppings from the patrol rounds, gone in, put them in a manila envelope and send them to fuller as a way to say, hey, colonel fuller, this is really what's going on. it's super fresh. it's super fre

j.j. on the keys. appreciate you. >> come on. >> get the tequila ready on sunday. have fun in duesseldorf going overseas. thank you to teddy. the new album is out. catch him touring this year. he'll be back on "jenna & friends." >> safe travels out to california as well. teddy, good luck. >>> don't you go anywhere. we have the "3rd hour" and the fourth hour after the local news and weather after these messages. the suspect in san francisco police shooting has died from his injuries. it happened near a pot dispensary at mission and ninth street, south of market. police say a little before 5 p.m. yesterday, officers responded to another shooting that left a man with life threatening injuries. after locating the suspect barricaded inside a building, they say he refused to comply with orders to surrender. it's still not clear if that suspect fired at officers. police say the investigation is still ongoing. san francisco leaders today are expected to double down on the city's sanctuary status. it comes in the wake of federal crackdown

do they turn it over to the injured rookie quarterback j.j. mccarthy?irst round last year. does darnold come back maybe on a franchise tag. we will see the rams also i think you know their defense not particularly heralded this year. they were terrific last night matt stafford and sean mcvay played a near perfect first half. clearly also motivated with some real emotion playing for those at home suffering in southern california and now setting up a really intriguing second round matchup against the philadelphia eagles, who keep winning but don't look very good while they do it. although it's a tall order now for the rams, who have to go back home to southern california to deal with the situation there. with the fire still burning, then fly across the country, play in the cold, very hostile environment there in philadelphia. but there's our slate of games next weekend. ravens bills the clear headliner, but some some pretty good ones. >> yeah i mean joe ravens bills. it's a shame that one of those teams has to end its season this early because those are t