jake and amy were together. we've seen amy be this hard ass. and then, with this man, she softens. post crash, she doesn't remember him. scott wolf plays dr. richard miller. amy and richard were friends. then, just before the accident, she's confronting him about an incredibly serious accusation. i ordered an autopsy. if you're lying, you're done here. richard has a lot to lose. if dr. larson ever remembers, this could ruin my life. then make sure she fails. the thing she wants more than anything is to become a doctor again. i will do everything i can not to make you look bad for fighting for me. code blue! molly parker: we get to see this person at her very best and her very worst. the accident has given you something the rest of us never get, a chance to do things differently. "doc's" ability to blend life-and-death medical stories with the power of the character's stories is exquisite. just like riding a bike? oh, yeah, piece of cake. [exhales] wow. wow, amazing. "doc" is going to be the must-watch of the new year. and fox has yet another surprise this winter. boom. [cheering] the return of "rescue hi-surf," everybody, with action-packed new ep

jake, you and me will eventually pay it because otherwise the profits will go from the from the business. >> you can pay it for me. richard, walk us through how these potential trump tariffs will impact everyday purchases for americans. >> all right. >> bring them up on the screen and you'll see exactly when it comes through, whether it be beer or whether it be cars. whatever the whatever it might be that is being used that is being sold. that is how it's going to be passed on. so, for example, cars from mexico, $87 billion, cars from canada, 34 billion. now that if you start tariffing those imports eventually you and i are going to have to pay extra on top of it. and the mexico canada border is a really good example because, jake, the truth is that's also covered by the new nafta. that's supposed to be a treaty that prevents this sort of thing, but instead that's where it's going to be. look at canada and you talk about gas. you're talking about a potential hike of 25 to $0.75 per gallon. because if you tariff the gas, it gets put onto the price that you and i will pay. and finally, i think the last one we've got is beer

richard, i appreciate it. i'll see you down the road. thank you very much. rick caruso. >> after a big comeback, donald trump begins his second term. history unfolds live on cnn. join jake tapper and anderson cooper as the 45th president. >> donald john trump becomes the 47th. >> the inauguration of donald trump monday at eight on cnn. >> before you go to extremes to fix sagging and wrinkles with expensive injections, try this olay regenerist olay boost skin cell regeneration to firm lift and reshape volume without painful prices. for me, it's only olay, milo's rewards is here. >> join for free today to unlock member perks from the palm of your hand with every purchase, all members earn points towards milo's money. get free gifts to bring home member deals to get more projects done, and free standard shipping. start earning for free with milo's rewards today. >> the itch and rash of moderate to severe eczema disrupts my skin night and day. despite treatment, it's still not under control. but now i have rinvoq. rinvoq is a once daily pill that reduces the itch and helps clear the rash of eczema fast. some taking rinvoq felt significant itch relief as early as two days, a

richard nixon. >> and others. saw themselves as having, i. >> think. >> congress in the kind of impotent. >> stage that it has. >> been in for the last decade or. >> so, as. >> jake. >> said, is going. >> to be of. >> no consequence. >> to trump. >> and his desires. >> to kind of flout the law. >> and the. letter of the. constitution as he sees fit. >> i think congress. >> at least the. >> republican wing. >> of it. >> in the house and. >> the senate. >> has been completely cowed. >> into submission. >> by trump. >> the political. figure from whom they derived their political power and political relevance. so until you know, something miraculous. >> happens and. >> trump somehow is no longer. the popular figure. >> that he. is with. >> the republican. >> voting base, i think you're going to see this. >> kind. >> of unitary executive. act as it. >> wishes to interpret. >> the constitution. one thing as. >> a point. >> of contrast. >> to where other republicans are. >> actually standing up to their chief executive, something very. >> interesting is. >> happening in florida. >> right now. >> where the republican. >> legislature has told. ron desantis, no. >> we. >>

jake, this is going to be a legal test. perhaps this is the whole point of this at issue here is the impoundment control act of 1974. in the richard nixon era, when congress wanted to take away some spending authority from the president, from the white house, to put it back in the hands of congress, it has remained in the hands of congress since then. this president wants to test that as well. he's been talking about it as he campaigned for president. this should be no surprise, but certainly the swiftness and the the speed in which it came last night caught a lot of people off guard. jake. >> all right. jeff zeleny, thanks so much to explore what this might mean for you, your life, how our government operates. we turn now to cnn's phil mattingly and rene marsh. we also have with us donald kettl, former dean of the university of maryland school of public policy, who has consulted for multiple government agencies. phil, let me start with you. how is this move reshaping how the federal government just even functions? >> i think don't take it just. >> in isolation. >> take it over. >> what we've seen. >> across the. >> last eight. >>

a lot to discuss but first let's talk to jake richards, the l let's talk to jake richards, the labour select committee in his constituency in yorkshire. last week you and the prime minister were saying the focus should be on implementing the recommendations of the big previous inquiry into child sexual abuse and it would be wrong to have a new set of inquiries now. what has changed?— to have a new set of inquiries now. what has changed? actually the focus ofthe what has changed? actually the focus of the home — what has changed? actually the focus of the home secretary's _ what has changed? actually the focus of the home secretary's statement i of the home secretary's statement today was exactly that, implementing the 20 recommendations from the last national review we had, which published in october of 2022 and set out 20 recommendations. the last government didn't make progress on them and this government is. a number of them have started being developed in the home office and today the home secretary announced a timetable for the rest of the recommendations to be implemented will b