thank you, jake. thank you for your service and it's been an honor to serve in this administration with you. i wanted to give jake as much time as possible. we do not have a lot of time because as you know the president is going to be heading out to the state department to give his final speech on the foreign policy. so trying to figure out what's the best thing to do here. i can take a couple of questions but we are going to have to end in about -- yeah, ok. i apologize for that. josh, good to see you. reporter: good to see you. we can do a separate briefing later. karine: don't put anything out there, please. reporter: some republicans are saying that wildfire aid should be tied to increasing the debt ceiling. what does the administration make of that and what are the plans for continuity for people that are wondering about what the next week could hold for them? karine: so, look, i'm not going to get into these hypotheticals of potentials of policies and what's going to happen moving forward. we ar

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jake, thanks for being here. we appreciate it. as we come to the waning days of the biden administration, where across the globe, could you point and say the united states is safer because of what we did here? well, i'd start by saying our alliances are stronger than we found them four years ago. >> they're stronger than they've been in decades. nato is more powerful, purposeful and bigger. our alliances in the asia-pacific are at all time highs, and our adversaries and competitors are weaker across the board. russia is weaker. iran is weaker. china is weaker. and all the while we kept america out of war. so i think the american people are safer and the country is better off than we were four years ago. and we're handing all that off to the next team, as well as having the engines of american power humming our economy, our technology, our defense industrial base, our supply chains. so the united states is in a stronger, more secure position, and our competitors and adversaries are weaker and under pressure. i think that's the main

>> hello, jake. our family is devastated. >> very upset and in some fashion angry for this. >> horrible attack where we lost our niece, my sister martha, mother of nicole. she is devastated. she's. she's going crazy. it's been very, very difficult. on top of that, nicole's sister, 37 years old. she's eight months pregnant with a high risk pregnancy. so you can imagine where we at here in new orleans with this situation, trying the trying to put this back together, which is going to be very hard, very. >> we understand, we understand. we have we lost her his audio again. all right. i'm so sorry about that. we're having issues communication problems with the perez family. may nicole's memory be a blessing. also, right now in our national lead, major arctic weather moving in to much of the country, the system is set to impact 1300 miles of the eastern united states, bringing treacherous winter weather including snow, ice and thunderstorms, all hitting this weekend through early next week. meteorologist

>> it all depends on the weather, jake. i mean, the firefighters, you know, they're working day in and day out. there's resources that are out there. but if the weather changes, it creates different conditions. it's going to change the environment with which they're operating under. again, the most important piece is keeping them safe as they try to protect all the homes that are in the path of the fire. and then people need to, you know, start the registration process with us. they can register for assistance. they need to contact their insurance company and find out what their insurance company is going to pay for. and really, we can start working with them on what this road to recovery is going to look like. >> california governor newsom is calling for an investigation into why some fire hydrants ran dry, and also why a major reservoir that services the pacific palisades area was offline when the fires began. based on what you saw when you were in the los angeles area, how much of a factor did these water supply issues p

>> reporter: jake, only briefly.resident-elect trump began the day on truth social posting a picture from four years ago. a crowd of his supporters on the national mall looking out from the ellipse. of course, where he gave his speech shortly before the mob moved to the capitol. then he spent the variety of the day -- the lion's share of the day talking about president biden in a negative term, saying he's made the transition more difficult, talking about justin trudeau in canada. a short time ago he did note the certification in all capital letters as saying this, congress certifies our great election victory today. a big moment in hifk, maga. the reality is this is a moment, i'm told, the president- elect was watching from here in mar-a-lago as he continues to establish his government. he's been moving very quickly to set up the appointees to the cabinet. they'll be facing confirmation hearings. he's been working on his enda for the first 100 days. i'm told by one adviser that the president- elect viewed this as a

>> well, jake, the winds already gusted over 50 and 60mph. and some of the localized mountain ridge tops across santa susana mountains, the santa monica mountains. you can see that over 50, 60, even 72 mile per hour wind gusts at the top of some of the san gabriel mountains. but these winds are fine as long as there's no spark that it's pushing around. right. so that's the key here. the wind warnings that were in place earlier this morning, they have been lifted temporarily. we do believe in some of the hyper localized weather models that we look at, that they could potentially pick up overnight tonight. so they're considering reissuing that later tonight closer to 3 a.m. local time through 3 p.m. afternoon on wednesday into southern california. so as it stands, we still have ripe conditions for this rapid fire growth. that is why we still have the particularly dangerous situations outlined within these two locations. much of ventura county into the san fernando valley. this area is on high alert and as they should be, because even though the

. >> welcome to the lead i'm jake tapper.re going to start this hour with breaking news out of southern california, where we are witnessing the most destructive wildfires to hit the los angeles county area in recent history. the palisades in eaton fire are two of the five major wildfires, and they are still, as of this moment, 0% contained. both of those fires have scorched nearly 30,000 acres. los angeles county sheriff described the destruction in some areas as, quote, like a bomb was dropped on them. cnn's anderson cooper is live in topanga near the palisades area. anderson, tell us what you're seeing. >> yeah. so we've moved a little bit from the position we talked to you in the last hour. we are still in topanga. we're basically just following the fire. we're now in this residential community that firefighters are working very hard to protect. the buildings which have not burned here at this point. i just want to point out a couple of things. there's active fire there on that ridge we have seen. i took some video just ab

. >> welcome to the lead i'm jake tapper. we're going to start this hour with the breaking news involving the several destructive wildfires ripping across los angeles county. turning that beautiful area into a hellscape. at least ten people are now dead. that number is tragically up from the five we knew about yesterday. the true death toll right now is actually unknown. until investigators can safely get into these impact communities, they can't do so now. the scale of the damage is, frankly, insane. more than 36,000 acres have burned for scale. that's about the same size of the city of miami. it's about two and a half times larger than the island of manhattan. it's larger than both boston and san francisco right now. the palisades fire and eaton fire fires the two largest out of six active fires, are less than 10% officially contained. now, that's not because fire crews aren't working tirelessly to get every fire and any flare ups under control. before monday's expected windstorm, they are still the fire's rage. cnn's ander

jake. so awful. tom foreman, thanks so much. the scope of this devastation, it's almost too large to fathom. take a look at these before and after pictures of a home in altadena. the home on the left is where kidney transplant recipient jeremy hunter lived with his son until they had to evacuate tuesday. they returned to find nothing but charred remains. you see on the right side of your screen, and jeremy hunter joins us now. jeremy, we are so sorry for everything you and your family are going through right now. how are you doing? how did this all unfold for you and your son on tuesday? >> yeah. thank you. >> well, we we knew something was going on and received a call from the man who built our kitchen. and he said, you know, there's a fire. and and my son looked out the window and said, papa, i can see the fire. and i said, really? and we looked out and the the mountains were aglow with orange. >> and we started to my wife and i started to gather our things, and, and we made our way out. so there was a long waiting of not know

. >> welcome to the lead i'm jake tapper. this hour, fears of a frightening and challenging night ahead for california firefighters who are already working around the clock as wildfires blaze wind gusts up to 50mph are possible tonight. gusts that could potentially both further fuel the flames and even start new fires. our teams are spread out across the region with all the latest details for you. plus, with a tiktok ban just days away, a new possible solution may have emerged. what officials at tiktok are saying today about possibly selling the app to elon musk and leading this hour. one of president elect trump's most contentious cabinet picks testifying on capitol hill today in front of a very divided senate committee, there were a number of tense moments during the hearing, including when democrats pressed hegseth about his prior comments suggesting that women should not serve in combat roles. >> you cannot denigrate women in general, and your statements do that. we don't want women in the military, especially in combat.

jake. >> all right. phil, thanks so much. let's go to brianna keilar. now, who's at the u.s. navy memorial on that. if you remember the map i showed you earlier, that's where the carter motorcade will stop, and then the casket will be brought to a caisson, and the funeral procession will begin to the capital. brianna set the scene for us. there. >> you know, jake, we've been talking so much in recent days about the arc of jimmy carter's life, and we are going to be seeing that on full display here, because president carter began something that, quite frankly, we have taken for granted in recent decades, which is that inaugural walk. partially, we see presidents take it along part of the route of the inaugural parade. he walked all the way from the capitol to the white house, symbolizing somewhat of an accessibility. and every man kind of message that he was sending out. and his family is going to be here finishing that walk for him when his casket arrives here, there will be other touchston

jake. >> all right. manu raju on capitol hill. thanks. interesting that. president trump bringing up that south carolina congressman ralph norman endorsed south carolina former governor nikki haley as if that was a relevant issue today. let's recap again what happened today. it appeared as though speaker johnson was going to lose on the first round of voting. there he is, watching those last initial roll call votes come in. looks a bit defeated with the three republican defections, two more than he could afford to lose with this narrow majority. we were about to proceed to a second vote, but we should note the final vote tally was never called because the gavel never came down, because negotiations were still apparently happening. that's what happens in congress. time can stop in its place if the house leadership wants it. we did see georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene on the phone there. other members were huddling together, talking. then congressman keith self of texas, ralph nor

and jake. the first official no vote from the republican conference for mike johnson, mccaul johnson. >> jake. >> oh, dana, thanks so much. i'm sorry i didn't hear you throw it to me. so right now, for those keeping track at home, that's one vote from a republican for someone other than speaker mike johnson. that's thomas massie of kentucky, who we knew was going to vote was not going to vote for johnson. he voted for congressman tom emmer. in addition to that, i think there is at 4 or 5 republicans have not voted. what is our count at this point? 555 house republicans have have not voted, including paul gosar of arizona, andy andy harris of maryland, andy biggs of arizona, michael cloud of texas, andrew clyde of georgia, manu raju. do we have any idea why they are doing this? why they are just not voting? >> well, they have asked for a number of concessions behind the scenes. and clearly what the speaker has given them is not is not enough. what more they will ultimately ask for remains to be

so, jake, we're on sort of excuse me, jake, we're on the the northern edge of the palisades fire. >> you can hear helicopters. we've been seeing them all in the last several hours as we've been up here. they're dropping water in some cases and other cases, they're just trying to assess exactly where the fire is. this one's actually a looks like that. that's a chinook. that may be, uh, yeah. may have dropped some water. um, as i said, this is the northern edge of the palisades fire. and what firefighters are doing here. this is in topanga. there's a community, a residential community just over the ridge of this hill that we're on. there is a fire that is now moving up this side of the hill. it's just kind of dull down. it was more much more active about 2 or 3 minutes ago. uh, that big tree up there looked like it might burn. there's also another part of this fire which you can't now see. it is burned down temporarily, but we have been watching it steadily move up this hillside. so there's kind of two areas of this fire just in this small area of topanga. but this is just a tiny piece

jake, thank you so much. good to speak with you. jake bittle: thanks.sa: here are the latest headlines. south korea tonight president yoon has been arrested after investigators enter the presidential residence is morning, according to a news agency. investigators entered the compound after a standoff with security personnel aligned with him. it's his second authorized attempt to attain the impeached president. they want to question him about his imposition of martial law last month, it's all part of an investigation as to whether his actions amounted to rebellion. his lawyer say he will answer for these questions later today. president biden will remove cuba from the list of state-sponsored terrorism. he -- part of a deal to release hundreds of persons there's -- prisoners in cuba. some prisoners would be released by noon on january 20, inauguration day for donald trump. president trump decide to reverse the designation as early as next week. u.s. house speaker mike johnson says the flags at the u.s. capitol will fly at full-height during next week's in

jake: thank you for having me. amna: before the 2025 wildfires you saw insurers scrapping policies, limiting coverage in fire prone areas. what prompted that? jake: for a long time the state of california limited the amount of insurance companies could charge customers. fire damages cap going up and insurers have to play out billions of dollars in claims in 2017 and 2018. companies became convinced they cannot make money or enough money doing business in california. instead they started to limit their exposure to the states. in 2017 and 2018 they lost decades of profits when big fires hit northern california. they said, we have to get out of here if we cannot charge more money. jake: there is a state backed system, the california fair plan supposed to be a last resort for homeowners cannot get insurance through other means. how many people use the plan and how does it compare to private insurance? jake: it is still a minority of all customers in california, i believe, 500,000. that has probably tripled over the pas

but jake, you're absolutely right. the longer they keep this open suggests that perhaps they're trying to put the pressure on to force these members to flip, to ultimately come to johnson's side. they had been told about about 20 minutes ago or so that they were going to move quickly to the second vote. something has changed. a belief clearly within the house gop leadership that perhaps that they could get these members to come on board. but jake, as we know, johnson said he was not going to be doing any deal cutting. he may be forced to do some deal cutting in order to get some of these members. keith self, for one, told me when johnson cut the deal to keep the government open up until mid-march. that happened right before christmas. he was very angry about that deal making. he said that they need to be, quote, single subject spending bills. he did not want multiple subjects on one individual bill like they did in that effort to keep the government open right before december. perhaps that's one area of negotiation tha

jake moore, thank you very much.r large areas of england and wales this weekend, after an arctic blast pushed temperatures to nearly minus eight degrees celsius overnight. the uk health security agency has warned that vulnerable and elderly people will be at risk. gritters were out through the night and into the early hours making sure the roads were clear and safe. back in october when the winter season started here, this whole area was full of salt, and it was as high as the top of the pile you can see there. here, they are constantly monitoring the situation on the roads and the weather forecast, to see how much salt they need to use each day. we do tailor what the actual gritters are putting on the roads, depending on the conditions, the temperatures, and that can be fed into the wagons, and then they dial up what is required, and the salt is dispensed accordingly. this is us watching in real—time. in the office is where they keep an eye on how much salt is needed and where it needs to go. so we are able to see t

in the same interview, jake sullivan defended the decision and said it "freed up the united states toelp ukraine when russia invaded ukraine". the precipitous withdraw and how bad that was and that caused putin to decide he could invade ukraine and cause that had problem and caused a precipitous cascade of other foreign policy disasters we're trying to recover from still. charlie: i agree with you. that was the part of the story is that jumped out at me the most and reading the quote from jake sullivan. the choice was leave and it would not be easy or stay forever and leaving kabul free to deal with the united states and the russian invasion of ukraine in ways that might have been impact if we had stayed and our alliances are stronger and enemies are weaker. did we keep america out of war? yes. strengthen the engines of american economic and technological power? yes. so that is his rewriting of history there, but the other part of this is that -- they're pointing -- what he's doing is he's pointing to the kansas cite that was afghanistan -- afghanistan withdraw but then pointing to th

and let's face it, jake, not everybody wants to serve in the military. it's not right for everybody. but there are some people for whom it is right. right now, our military, 18% of those who are serving are women, and they are terrific, just like the men who are terrific and serving. but pete hegseth said as recently as november 7th is that women don't belong in combat in the military. so think about that. you recruit people and you say, you know, guys, you want to be in the military, come on in. be all that you can be. gals, you can kind of do these other things that are not really at the heart of what the military does. you can't write off 18% of the workforce and expect to be able to have a strong military. this goes to the heart of our national defense. he will be responsible for our active duty military, and he has already demonstrated that he is disqualified for that. >> senate minority leader chuck schumer said today the republicans already beginning to quote, shun regular order when it comes to cabinet nominations, citing a lack of basic informat

steinfeld body by jake mayor of pacific palisades honorary mayor. energy in the fitness in california you knew your chances were stlam your house would survive. what happened? great to be here. a friend of "fox & friends" since the year 2,000. have you always been great to me. the audience is awesome. i'm sitting here today not for a pity party that i lost my home. it's incredible. so surreal. i can't tell you -- i'm so thankful for my wife tracy my daughter flew in from london for my wife's birthday on friday, a surprise. it's been unbelievably surreal. that's just the word, but to say and to hear what i'm hearing unconscionable. this is not about red or blue. as you know me, this is about the red, white, and blue. this is why i'm very excited about this new administration coming in. where guys like president trump are going to take action. boots on the ground. we can't have this again. we don't live in a third world country. to say understand that whereby whether water was depleted, there was no power to get the water outside out of the hoses the

make a good point there, jake. and but it conjured up a memory that i have from bush 41 funeral, when all the former presidents for whom first families, everybody were seated. george w bush was one of the last people to come in the room before the sitting president, of course. and he went and shook every single person's hand of his former club. former first ladies. and again, it does. yes. this is a reverent moment, of course, but it does take a person to of character to sort of change that tone. >> i just want to it's not happening right now, but i just want to emphasize that until 30s ago, donald trump was talking to barack obama's ear off. >> yes, his ear off. i like seeing that, actually. >> well, i'm not sure how much barack obama liked it, but he was he was being gracious and and, you know, classy as one does. and now, of course, he's turned threatened. mike pence's life was threatened on january 6th, 2021. but just that, that moment because there is a president joe biden and first lady, jill biden. >> i thin

secretary jake sullivan, national security advisor jake sul vin, brett, and others and the vice president worked relentliesly as we worked to deliver this deal -- relentlessly as we worked to deliver this deal. i also note this deal was developed and negotiations under my administration, but its terms will be implemented for the most part by the next administration. these past few days we have been speaking as one team. this has been time of real turmoil in the middle east. but as i prepare to leave office, our friends are strong, our enemies are weak, and there is a genuine opportunity for a new future. in lebanon, there is an opportunity for a future. free from the grip of hezbollah. in syria, a future free from the tyranny of assad. and for the palestinian people, a credible, credible pathway to a state of their own. and for the region, a future of normalization, integration of israel and all its arab neighbors, including saudi arabia. the g-20 in deli -- delhi in september of 2023 i rallied countries from an economic carter from india across the middle east to europe. that vision can

the national security adviser has been intimately involved jake sullivan, in working with the, by the ministrations, very 7 boy breton, a girl who we know has been kept out in the ha, working with the is really mediators and negotiators, as well as the contrary. for administer, we know, but they have been in a flurry of diplomatic telephone calls back and forth, and that there had been a feeling of the last 20 for 48 hours in particular. so things were, in his words, going in the right direction. now the big question had been whether or not her mouth would agree and whether or not there would be willing this on the part of, from us to implement this. obviously, this is something that has in his words, gone in the right direction. and so we expect that this is something, but he will be laying those details out about now the reasons he believed that this would be something that would, could be successful. is it for a number of factors 1st, that israel, he had believed not a that's j. sullivan of israel hadn't shaved his military goals. the other thing is that he believe, but in terms of

and jake's mom and the rest of jake's family.e lives in, they don't know. and this was going to be a one day at a time process. but anybody who has the means to help, please do. >> all right. we're going to keep turning to you, jacob, to bring us these stories and bring us this vital reporting. thank you so much to both of you for taking the time to talk to us. thank you. thanks. thanks. thanks, jake, for another break for us. when we come back, we'll have a chance to speak with the congresswoman from the area who represents one community that is right now surrounded by fire. talk to her about how they're preparing for what could still be ahead for residents there. don't go anywhere. >> donald trump plans to reshape the u.s. government as we know it. >> democrats have wasted no time in laying the groundwork to fight the incoming trump administration. >> the conversation right now is like, oh, we have to win back working class voters. but who are people talking about? >> it's no surprise that this is a time of reflection and reass

yeah, thanks for doing this jake. with regard to the hostages and what is it that you've been able to make progress? all that makes you feel more confident in what you still need to figure out how to address well, to answer that question, let me just take a step back. president biden laid out a framework for a ceasefire and hostage deal last june. that framework was endorsed by the un security council and remains the operative framework for a cease fire and hospice dealing gaza. it is the deal that the parties right now we're working off of to try to close. so that broad framework includes the phases, it includes prisoner exchange for hostages and includes a surge of humanitarian assistance. once the guns go quiet, which we will be able to move trucks much more rapidly. since june, we've had multiple efforts to close the deal. we've come close and haven't been able to get across the line. there had been some details, particularly around the formulas with respect to prisoner releases formulas around the exact dispositi

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i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm jake tapper. and then announce the electoral vote count. it's the final step in affirming that president- elect are donald j. trump won the presidential election of 2024. political comeback that seemed unimaginable for many americans on this day four years ago. vice president kamala harris, as vice president, will preside over the joint session in her role as president of the senate, overseeing the public count of her own electoral defeat. and this is what elected officials have been doing for most of the history of these united states, carrying out the electoral vote certification, whether their side won or their side lost. it is a formality, but it is integral to democracy. it was tradition until it wasn't. what happened on january 6th, 2021, of course, looms large over this day. the contrast between what we saw then and what we're about to see now could not be more stark. former and future president donald j. trump, at the center of all of it. let's go live to the capitol now. my colleague dana

secretary jake sullivan, is it not? national security adviser jake sullivan, bill burns, jon finer, brett mcgurk, amos hochstein and the vice president worked relentlessly as we worked to deliver this deal. i'd also note that this deal was developed and negotiated under my administration, but its terms will be implemented for the most part by the next administration. in these past few days, we've been speaking as one team. this has been a time of real turmoil in the middle east. but as i prepare to leave office, our friends are strong, our enemies are weak, and there's a genuine opportunity for a new future in lebanon. there's an opportunity for a future free from the grip of hezbollah in syria. a future free from the tyranny of assad and for the palestinian people, a credible, a credible pathway to a state of their own. and for the region, a future of normalization and integration of israel and all its arab neighbors, including saudi arabia. at the g20 in delhi in september 23rd, i rallied key countries behind a vision

but first here's jake sullivan.now at a pivotal point in the negotiations for a hostage deal and a ceasefire in gaza. the president spoke with prime minister netanyahu yesterday, and just got off the phone with the emir of qatar. he'll be speaking soon also with president sisi of egypt. we are close to a deal, and it can get done this week. i'm not making a promise or a prediction, but it is there for the taking, and we are going to work to make it happen. let's speak to the bbc�*s jonah fisher, injerusalem, and our gaza correspondent, rushdi abualouf, who's in istanbul. i want to get from both of you the latest you are hearing from the latest you are hearing from the respective sides in this negotiation.— the respective sides in this negotiation. the respective sides in this neuotiation. ., , . negotiation. today has been a da in negotiation. today has been a day in which — negotiation. today has been a day in which we _ negotiation. today has been a day in which we have - negotiation. today has been a day in which

jake: thank you very much. good afternoon, april. congratulations on being the longest serving black white house correspondents. i appreciate your tough questions, but i especially appreciate your easy questions, so if you have any i'll be happy to take them. as karine noted president biden will deliver an address on the state department on the united states position in the world as he hands it off to the incoming administration. the state department, as many of you know, is where president biden delivered his first foreign policy address in february of 2021. it was a very different world then. we were still in the midst of a devastating health and economic crisis. with our alliances fraying and fragile. and our competitors and adversaries on the march growing stronger. the president spoke at that time about the urgency of meeting the challenges of this world in a period of profound transition and change. the post-cold war era had ended. the united states was in a contest for what comes next. economically, technologically and with re

>> well, jake, he said that he was all behind johnson 100%.e praised him throughout the entire phone call, talking about how good of a man that he was, something we've heard from him before, but making it clear that there was no one waiting in the wings, at least in his mind, to be speaker, and that he thought that johnson was going to be successful today. now, i did ask him about our reporting that he had been calling these holdouts, and he confirmed that he had, including speaking to representative chip roy on that. specifically, he said he believed that chip roy would do the right thing for the country. obviously, jake, we are going to have to wait and see how that aligns with chip. roy believes is right for the country and what donald trump believes is right for the country. but he also insisted he wasn't telling the holdouts anything. he was just saying, telling them that this would be a good add to the win that they had in the presidential election. a big, beautiful

"jake paul's going to die!"is tyson had to go to three days of physical therapy after throwing that punch. >> we are also looking at it through the lens of, i wouldn't want to fight mike tyson. but there's a lot of people that i wouldn't want to fight that still don't match up to mike tyson. i'm not saying i'm giving jake paul the boxer cred, but mike tyson against a younger fighter isn't going to go well for him. >> not at his age. jake paul would have died against him in his prime. >> he would have evaporated. >> but this mike tyson couldn't beat a traffic ticket, you know what i mean? he would lose in court to a crossing guard. >> the good thing is i hear that jake paul is fighting jimmy carter in 2025. >> [laughs] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: a shout out to my man. by the way, don't let gianno ever tell you i don't pick up like men in my taxi. i put it there to quiet him down. [laughter] >> good to see progress. >> jimmy: it's time to hand out our participation trophies for the biggest flop's of 2024. i have nominated them

. >> yeah, jake. and we're just watching as the military honor guard first approaches this part of constitution avenue, obviously, followed by some advanced motorcade. and then the national color guard. color guard. uh, we should note there is a street honor cordon as well. these are military personnel that are set to render a hand salute as that horse drawn isson approaches. this obviously was an enormous undertaking by folks here in the nation's capital, in part becae there s a large weatr event over the weeke, and they've spent much ofhe lastay and a halor so getting snowut of the way and getting guardrails up to hos several hundred mourners that ha come out to pay their final spectso president carter as he makes his way from the u.s. navy memorial to the u.s. capitol. and i should note, it is not certainly a warm out here. um, it's freezing temperatures outside, and i've spoken with several people that have come in from out of town because of the significance of this moment. and as that advanced m

jake sullivan said an agreement was close.ficial says the gaza cease-fire talks are in the advanced stages for the release of up to 33 hostages. we will be live with our middle east correspondent in jerusalem and our gaza correspondent in a moment. but first, here is jake sullivan. >> we are now at a pivotal point in negotiation for a hostage deal and cease-fire in gaza. the president spoke with prime minister netanyahu yesterday and just got off the phone with the emir of qatar and will be speaking soon with the president of egypt. we are close to a deal and it can get done this week. i am not making a promise or prediction but we will work to make it happen. >> jonah fisher is in jerusalem and our correspondent is in istanbul. i want to get from both of you the latest that you are hearing from the respective sides in the negotiation. jonah, i will begin with you. >> today has been a day in which we have heard strong voices against this deal in israel including prominent members of benjamin netanyahu's cabinet. one of them ca

>>> welcome, i'm jake tapper. the snow totals are getting higher as the second wave of the deadly winter storm picks up. >>> plus, we are following the mun a, the man who tracked down where u.s. funding really went in afghanistan, and warning for the incoming administration as president-elect donald trump dictates what role the u.s. will play in global conflicts. >>> and wheels in motion for the trump agenda. congress certified his election win and once he is officially back in office, he is calling on congress to take up his plans on the border and more all in one bill. how will that work? good question. let's go out to a trio of cnn reporters covering today's election certification on capitol hill as well as the prosecutions that resulted from the violent attack on the capital during the last counting of the electoral votes. let's go to ammon on capitol hill. with the election certified by congress, trump is looking ahead to getting his agenda passed including immigration, closing the border, tax cuts, energy re

let's bring in jake sherman, co-founder of punchbowl news and an msnbc contributor. hey there jake.atmosphere going into these hearings this week. >> well, there's, as you said, chris, there's two sides to this coin, right. >> there are a number of very well qualified, noncontroversial nominees. >> people like marco rubio, john ratcliffe, who are going to sail through the confirmation process without much without much opposition. i'd also put elise stefanik in that in that basket. and by the way, all three, either current or former members of congress. and then you have people like pete hegseth, who is up for defense secretary, who's probably going to get through the senate armed services committee on a party line vote. and this hearing, i don't know about all the other hearings being trainwrecks, but this hearing is going to be very contentious. there's going to be questions about his personal life, about his policy preferences. and, listen, this probably one of the least qualified, at least by traditional qualifications, to be defense secretary in recent memory. so that will be a

ellie price, bbc news. they gave you some of the latest details from jake sullivan there at the whiteble to close a cease—fire deal for gaza. so let�*s join that news conference and hear a little more of the questions and answers. first. the questions and answers. first, remember _ the questions and answers. first, remember that _ the questions and answers. first, remember that when _ the questions and answers. first, remember that when the - the questions and answers. f zit remember that when the ukraine were picked off, started in those early months in 2022, oil prices spiked away above $100. the price environment for us to put sanctions on russia�*s oil sector at that time would have meant a really significant hit to the american pocketbook and the american consumer. the price environment todayis consumer. the price environment today is profoundly different. you said spiked, actually oil prices today are significantly lower than they had been over an average in the past few years. so actually, we have just a fundamentally different price environment and that is the reason for why n

up next year, the union with jake tapper and dana bash. jake has an exclusive interview with republican senator katie britt. plus, an exit interview with national security adviser jake sullivan, fema administrator deanne criswell on the fires in los angeles. thanks again for sharing your sunday morning with us. we'll see you next time. >> next disaster in l.a. fema administrator deanne criswell on what's next. and a week until trump's inauguration, congress weighs in on his cabinet picks. senator katie britt joins jake. state of the union live next. >> you know what's smart? treating yourself without cheating your goals. indulge responsibly with factor. all of the flavor. none of the guilt. >> ready in two minutes. >> eat smart with factor. >> struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar one. ask about vraylar because you are greater than your bipolar one, and you can help take control of your symptoms with vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar treats depressive, acute, manic and mixed episodes of bipolar one in ad

joining me now is white house national security advisor jake sullivan. hi, jake. you have a week to go. the president gave a huge speech today, which we just talked about, and i have a lot i want to ask you about, but i actually want to start with the wildfires in california because it's on the minds of so many people watching right now. and you know very well what the federal government can do to help communities during natural disasters. and there's been a couple of things that have happened over the past couple of days. i mean, today, house speaker mike johnson suggested additional aid might have to come with certain conditions, which is not how it normally works. governor gavin newsom has expressed concern that president elect trump could decide to withhold aid altogether. we don't know what's going to happen here. i'm not asking you to predict that. but, you know the impact of the federal government's help. what would it mean for the people of california if they lose the support of the federal government in the next couple of weeks, and even in the recovery a

coming up, national security adviser jake sullivan offered to resign after the botched withdraw fromhanistan. should he have done that? we'll take it on. donald trump's incoming national security adviser mike walz said getting trump's -- mike waltz said getting him confirmed quickly is of vital safety. >> we need kash patel and pete hegseth and the narrative that we project on day one will be just as important and that's having our people in place. ashley: we will bring you the full story next. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a game changer for my patients. it really works. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy

in the final stages, my task national security advisor jake sullivan, said he hopes that an agreement is in place by the end of the week will talk so being held in doha with katara, mediators, us officials, a senior is ready to jason. and i am us representative because foreign ministry says a deal is closed and most underlying issues have been resolved. what does this fall? negotiations have not slowed israel's attacks on the goals, this trip. and down below, at least 11 palestinians with 2 of the is very forces talking to the home, sheltering displaced people. at least $57.00 people have been killed by is really a tax on garza, on tuesday is south korea. police are inside the presidential residents and making a 2nd attempt to detain, impeach, present you. and so you about $1000.00 officers taking part in the operation. they had to push through a blockade of human supports. us to get inside the compound even was impeached and suspended. last month off he declared marshall no. patrick broke his life for style in the soft green capital. so set patrick a confusing situation. what appears

many things happened with the, with national security advisor, jake sullivan, has set the oil side on the brink of a deal when that costs could possibly be finalized by the end of jo bivens presidency this week. as president biden sent breton the girl out to cut her more than a week ago, he has been camped out in doha day in day out 24 hours a day, working to tighten up these details and try to get this done. we have also coordinated very closely with the incoming administration to present a united message to all the parties which says it is in the american national security interests regardless of party, regardless of outgoing or incoming administration to get this deal done as fast as possible. and now we think those details are on the brink of being fully hammered out, and the parties are right on the cusp of being able to close this deal. whether or not we go from where we are now to actually closing it the hours and days ahead will town. but i believe it is there for the taking and we're going to do everything we can to push it to getting across the line. well, that's a lot of na

jake paul's gonna die, right? what they didn't tell you is tyson had to go to three days of physical therapy after throwing that punch. >> and we're also looking at it through the lens of i wouldn't want to fight mike tyson. yeah, but there's a lot of people that i wouldn't want to fight that still don't match up to mike tyson. and i'm not saying jake paul's like giving him the boxer cred, but mike tyson against a younger fighter. yeah, yeah. it's not going to go well for him. >> not at his age. >> at his age. >> you know, he jake paul would have died in the ring against mike tyson in his prime. >> would he evaporated. yeah. >> but this mike tyson couldn't beat a traffic ticket. you know what i mean. >> he'd lose it. >> he'd lose in court to a crossing guard. >> well, the good thing is, i hear that jake paul is fighting jimmy carter. 2025. >> shout out to my man charles mcbee. and by the way, don't ever let gianno tell you i don't pick up black panther in my taxi. that is, i put it in there just to quiet him down.

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i'm jake tapper in washington, d.c., where the state of our union is starting anew. there are 15 days left before the peaceful transfer of power, hopefully, between joe biden and donald trump. and as biden wraps up his four years in office, trump is ramping up his preparations to return to office, along with some of his national security nominees. trump met last night with italy's prime minister at mar a lago in florida, just before biden's official visit to italy this week. trump also strategized with house speaker mike johnson about how to get his priorities on the border, energy and tax cuts passed through congress this spring. the president elect wants one giant reconciliation package, which would require only 51 instead of 60 senate votes. more on that coming up. but first tomorrow, four years after the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol, congress will again convene on january 6th to certify trump's return to the white house. the proceedings will be led by trump's 2024 opponent, vice president kamala harris, as washington bolsters security ahead of the event thro