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police kept trying to speak with james but got no response. james flanders: hi, this is james.fter a whole year, they tried again, and he picked up. but he did talk, talked for two hours, in fact, from his car at times sounding like he was the victim. the pastor said he knew he was the prime suspect. and that was that. they were stalled. marie was missing, and the case was getting very cold. andrea canning: coming up, new revelations from the pastor. they were sending pornographic photos back and forth from the church. andrea canning: and an answer at last to the biggest mystery of all. where was marie? nesli passed me a note that said i missed her. i was pretty devastated. the guilt, the feeling of i could have found her six months after she was reported missing. andrea canning: when "dateline" continues. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. [music playing] i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular e

an interesting point, and james. _ campaign. an interesting point, and james. do _ campaign. with i and james, do you agree with that, do you think donald trump has flip—flopped on tiktok, hasn't he? he said he was for a and a has now changed his mind, so it is unlikely even if the supreme courtjustices decide supreme court justices decide they supreme courtjustices decide they would uphold the ban that that will actually become law. i think the thing is the president—elect owns his own social media platform, and, you know, is made elon musk owns a social media platform as well, which, you know, it seems to be constantly in the news along with everything to do with the incident with tedious regularity, i wouldn't actually bang tiktok but i would put a temporary ban on news about things on the internet for a week and see if everyone can survive. ., �* , ., , survive. that's an interesting idea, survive. that's an interesting idea. that's _ survive. that's an interesting idea, that's another - survive. that's an interesting idea, that's another debate | survive. that's an inter

james changes his name and he is known as james lafayette and lafayette's tours. and in 1824, james is hoping to be reunited with lafayette at yorktown but he couldn't secure the funds to go to meet him there. so it was in richmond a couple of weeks later where the two men were reunited. lafayette entered the city of richmond on a carriage he saw james in the crowd. he the carriage to stop and he called james to him and the two men publicly embraced in this all white crowd in the city of richmond, a southern city, lafayette, was incredibly conscious of his actions. he knew this was not the socially proper thing to do this is not the only time he does this on the tour. he does it in new orleans. he is he's consistently doing this in southern, too. he also must have had just an absolutely amazing memory to recognize people's faces after 40 years around. this time, a portrait is done of james armistead. this is a copy of the portrait here was done by the artist john blennerhassett. martin even for three black men of this era, this type of portraiture is a unusual. it

james: well, again, we seen it before. will be concerned and troubled by it, of course, you never want to see a military individual to be involved in something like this, but not terribly surprising, because it has happened. back to your point about the game, very prudent to go ahead and postpone that. they want to make sure there's not others. i think the fbi assist asap, she said there were two ied's. there may be more. they will be prudent to make sure everything is safe, and that facility, to use their terms in the press conference, it will be locked down for tomorrow, but, again, when you are out and about on the street, you got to be vigilant. you've got to pay attention, and it is going to be a highly vigilant time for the foreseeable future. annita: authorities at that news conference looking a little bit under pressure at the time, especially when it came to questions about the wedges, they have been discussed at length today come and one of the reporters asking someone getting on the sidewalk, which this suspect

give me the 32nd response, james i.t. disorder will hurt you. >> and so people thought we had a disorder at the border. people thought it was disorder in pricing and inflation. people thought incorrectly. i would argue that that was crime. and so it was disordered. inflation is a signal of disorder and southern border. they framed it as an economic issue. these people are coming to take your jobs. they're actually doing no such thing. but that got frightened as when they talked about it. they talked about it as an economic issue that they were driving wages down. and of course, they're going to find out just how important immigration is to this country in 27 days. >> i'm coming down there and we're going to tap what's behind you. thank you james, i appreciate it as always. >> all right. i call me before you come. i know people down here can probably get you a good table. >> thank you for that. i want to remind everybody go to my website at smerconish.com. james carville has inspired today's poll question. do you agree wit

james searched her bedroom. james bratcher: the note was tucked underneath her blanket. and i grabbed it, and it just said, "i'm sorry, mom, that i haven't been totally honest with you." dennis murphy (voiceover): annie, it turned out, was keeping a secret. in the note, she wrote, "i lied to my friends. i told them i was p." p-- veronica and james knew that stood for the word no teenager's parents want to hear-- pregnant. just a few months earlier, they had learned that annie had had sex for the first time. veronica kasprzak: she'd had sex. so to annie, she had assumed that, well, because we've had sex, i could be pregnant or i am pregnant. dennis murphy (voiceover): but the pregnancy test was negative, and annie was now on birth control. why would she lie about being p? even more alarming was where annie said she was going. "by the time you read this note, i'll be on my way to california. please, don't try and look for me because i don't want to be found." the first thing we did was we called the police, and then the second person i called was chris. dennis murphy (voic

james has empirical-- studies about this. people tend to underestimate the benefit and advantage that they get from having their data repurposed and shared. and by the way, even the behavioral advertising is sort of-- as alluded to this, it's the way that we get a lot of free and quite useful services and undermining that through sticky or even, you know, sort of compulsory forms of privacy would really be doing a disservice to the consumers themselves. so, that's one reason i worry. on the flip side, i think that people are also understandably not good at understanding the risks and there are real risks. i am not privacy skeptic to the point of denying the value of privacy. there are sucker lists, there are fly by the night companies that are trying to basically extract money illegitimately or commit fraud and it's very hard for consumers to distinguish between these. so there are risks and benefits, but consumers don't have the information to figure that out. okay, next, posener would ask are transaction costs low so if we

james davis is with us james base houses. you're a senior political editor, and james davis. our view is, remember because you are with us, your republican strategist and republican commentator as well as you as well. remember you from your he roy, what was it? 1516. our stretched going to i. but your standing the whole time, at least i got to take a seat. look, it's great to have you back on that with us. um, what do you think donald trump is aiming for in, in this moment in the middle east, where so much as influx? what exactly, what i said on election night, this is the president president elect, who wants peace? 840 campaigned on. he told voters, hey, i'm going to end the war and gaza. i'm going to in the war and ukraine, like we gotta stop with all of these out of control. never ending wars. and i'm going to bring peace back to, to, to the world, to the quote. and you do that through long, strong leadership. and you know, to his credit and also to buy these credit because there are many ways in which the, by the administration has tried to undermine the trump administrat

no con james gibbs anotando por tierra.nson. lo hizo en un par de ocasiones. y luego esta gran atrapada de sam lafora con el envÍo cayÉndose de jared goff. >> despuÉs vendrÍa la anotaciÓn en nada menos que de terry mclaurin para unos commanders que estaban dando la sorpresa y que estaban dejando atrÁs unos lions que regalaron tambiÉn muchas oportunidades. entregas de balÓn para el equipo de los commanders fueron en total cinco entregas de balÓn. >> demasiadas intercepciones. aquÍ estÁ una mÁs de jared goff, que ademÁs tuvo un fumble, una intercepciÓn de jamison williams. y aquÍ estÁ el pick seis. gran actuaciÓn de la defensiva. pero tambiÉn gerard goff se equivocÓ de manera importantÍsima. aquÍ estaba esta gran escapada de jameson williams en la reversible. se la llevÓ toda la ruta. repito, fue un partido como de videojuego. asÍ lo describÍa el propio tom brady en la transmisiÓn. >> algo increÍble, no solamente lo que vimos en este encuentro, pero entonces lo que podemos calificar de la temporada de los commanders, mientras

stupid, that is james quoting james.l north star and not get distracted by anything else. the piece says perception is everything in politics. a lot of american precede democrats as out to lunch on the economy. they have to talk about the economy in ways that are persuasive, meme memorable. and it has to impact on american's lives >> why were you wrong? and second, why is it important to you to own up and maybe write this piece? again i am not trying to be overly nice to you just because we like you. but i can think of other people in politics who have been wrong, who were wrong or got certain things wrong in the last year and i have not seen pieces like that. why, why is it important to you to write the piece? >> reporter: simple rule being a commentator or whatever. people will never blame you for being wrong, they will blame you for being boring. they will blame you have -- so, okay, i was wrong. if you sit here and you do the show 14 times a year, you will not make every call right. profoundly right. it was a loser f

andi you knew james before they went on to the drag race uk. after the fame? the fame and after the fame? yeah, they were exactly the same in terms of as a person and they were always very, very welcoming. there was never a time when you'd bump into viv on the scene, whether they was viv or as james, and, and they wouldn't be welcoming or supportive of of anyone on the scene, but also just as you're walking into their bar or you're walking into somewhere they're working, or if they're just having a drink, they're more than happy to say hi to anyone and support anyone. and they did that through, through all their work as well. so, yeah, the fame didn't didn't change viv at all. viv was very, very much through and through viv from the start. and what would you say their impact was on the drag culture in the uk, but also around the world? it was huge. as i say, i know, i know viv through my uni days, but also through when we worked through prides gone past. a kinf of a person that was always on that stage all the time through and would always be s

[cheering and applause] >> i know james, i have worked with james for the last three years. absolute hell on earth. i can tell you that this promise that i make is that neither one of us will never stop fighting until god calls us home or hilary clinton finds us. [laughter] >> we have one more thing we would like to do in the two or three minutes that i have left. well, actually, while these whistleblowers are coming public we are doing some stories on disney and we had caught one of these guys on tape, a vice president of disney saying he was discriminating against people on the basis of great, disney set me a cease-and-desist letter to stop from publishing what you are seeing on tape and there was an individual inside of disney, an executive, well-paid executive who then helped this report on inside information involving children, drag shows, screenshots of transitioning children with disney money, we would know none of this except for this brave insider within disney who has not gone public, not yet, however, he is here today. [cheering and applause] so, one more time, ta

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he went by james armistead lafayette. james attempted to see lafayette in yorktown during his tour, but he was unable to raise enough funds to make the journey so it was in richmond, as lafayette's carriage entered the city a few weeks later, the reunion took place. lafayette saw james in the crowd and he immediately ordered his carriage to stop. he called out james's name and reached out to him, and the two men embraced in the midst of the crowd around the same time, james sat for the only known portrait of his likeness with the artist john bleerssett. and that is a copy of the portrait here on the left hand side, even for free black men the early 19th century. this type portrait wa unusual. it's unclear to how james crosses with artiif lafayette had a hand in their meeting, or perhaps even commissioned the portrait the portrait was widely distributed. it was used on broadsides with four similes of lafayette's declaration of war service, which once again spurred james's story into the collective memory during the tour an

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but [bleep] >> laura: james woods joins me now. james, you posted video that i watched last night, i think it was right after you posted it. coming right up to your deck. we're watching it now. i'm so sorry for everything you and all of your friends and all the residents of california are going through tonight. do you know what has happened to your home since? >> it's -- it's astonishing that what happened during this experience was that we found out that knob of us is a celebrity. none of us is a poor person or rich person, a democrat or a republican. we were just neighbors just really helping each other. that one video was my neighbor who after we had evacuated before he evacuated ran down to my house to try to stop that fire coming over my deck. he saw it from his deck. amazing. a fellow named robert trenteller, as devastating as it was, it was an extraordinary experience of realizing how essential good neighbors, good friends, good relatives. i have had people call me. i did a movie with walter goggins, wonderful actor years ag

and i'm james. yeah, we do want to start this hour with a check of weather and traffic. >> because it is yeah. chilly outside. my guests this weekend is supposed to cool down even more morning. gayle, good morning. as side, chilly and cloudy this morning and a cool down this weekend. so let's take a look at half moon bay, overcast skies there. >> it looks like that activity will really push back at the coastline, but we won't be seeing the sun once again that has been the pattern. but here's the next few hours out. the door were just coming out that frost advisory. so we're gonna start to warm up to 50's upper 50's low 60's for daytime highs are building of that. now's a good time to get out there. get some things. none. >> because traffic is starting to taper down a bit. 10 minute ride on the bay bridge. no major issues along our richmond center fell about 7 mateo bridge over there. you're at 15 still moving at the limit and the golden gate bridge 30, some of the tolls 20 minute. ryan darra. james,

all james, back to you. all right.'s talk sports now and a recap and the college football national championship ohio state buckeyes claim the title yet against the notre dame fighting irish. it was an interesting game to watch kron four's. erin wilson has the highlights. >> i'll state the buckeyes, of course, and notre dame and fighting not sticking up in the 1st no score game at this point. but on the opening drive, riley leonard takes it in himself, runs the middle for a touchdown, capping off a historic 18 play. 75 yard drive the longest scoring drive in championship game history. 2nd quarter tied at 7 on first and goal is quinshon judkins. you see him here to get the handoff breaks a tackle been breaks another tackle and dives in for the touchdown. the buckeyes, they take the lead on that one was justin's wasn't there in the 3rd quarter. he gets another kerry another touchdown. its 3rd of the 9 to 11 carries 2 receptions and 121 total yards. but jenkins, ohio state just pouring it on at this 0.11, every bit of it w

hamilton, thanks for— all taken. james hamilton, thanks forjoining - all taken. james hamilton, thanks“oining us. thank ou. meanwhile, in las vegas, authorties are investigating whether an explosion — which destroyed a tesla cybertruck outside the foyer of the city's trump hotel — is linked to the vehicle attack in new orleans just a few hours earlier. it had been rented from the same carsharing company as the pickup used in new orleans — but from a different office. the company, turo, has said neither renter appeared to have a criminal record, which would have identified them as a security threat. the driver of the truck which burst into flames in las vegas was killed — and seven other people were injured. our north america correspondent peter bowes has the latest. this eyewitness video shows the tesla cybertruck engulfed in flames after exploding outside the trump international hotel in las vegas. smoke was seen coming from the electric vehicle shortly after it stopped by the hotel's glass entrance early on new year's day. it had been carrying fuel canisters and large fireworks. when

chapman, james henderson, and james kirby.to join james kirby. i invite the house tojoin me in remembering them all. we mourn every innocent victim. beyond this war, the conflict has brought more tensions of conflict into the wider region. unprecedented arranging attacks, renewed conflict in lebanon, strikes in the red sea and into israel, at times as well our own communities, indeed this house, have been divided by this war. this is a moment of hope for all of us, a moment to unite in support of this ceasefire. the agreement has three stages. in the first six week phase we expect both parties to stop fighting. 33 of the hostages will be freed, children, women, those over 50 and the wounded. israel will start to redeploy to the edge of the strip, palestinians will return to what is left of their homes, the crossing will open. israel will allow 600 truckloads of aid into gaza each day, and on the 16th day, negotiations will begin on the detail of the second phase. in this second six week phase, the male hostages under 50 will b

my father's name was james earl. i am james earl junior. they called me jimmy. when i ran for president i had quite a hard time with some secretaries of state who refused to use my nickname on the official documents. i had to go to court in two states to get jimmy on the ballot and of james or carter junior. -- earl carter junior. i signed official laws and documents with the name i have always used, jimmy. >> a lot of letters to your family at annapolis. for you a prolific writer? -- were you a prolific writer? president carter: i think my parents would agree i was not a prolific letter writer. my mother wrote quite regularly. my father wrote every couple of months. i probably wrote home every two weeks, something like that. not prolific. >> did you both keep diaries? mrs. carter: no. in the white house the last couple of years i kept a diary. i disciplined myself i putting a schedule on the corner of my desk. i had my assistant leave spaces between events so i would fill it in. if they stacked up, i would know i was behind. i had to do it

but most importantly, among the syrians themselves, james base, which is era, damascus, and james's life from damascus with us. now, james, this, there's something that you really outlined in your report there. that's really interesting. it's the all, most competing aims, right. of western countries in particular, they want to maintain leverage over syria. they have the sanctions, but they also want to help. i think it's fair to say want to help syria at this juncture. so how do they square that circle? i think this is the problem and these are the differences. the differences are on st. john's and on the timeline to democracy. now an important meeting is happening in just 2 hours time in rome. the us secretary of state is on a toy he's ended up ending that tool in rome, and he's called a meeting of what's known as the quint. that's diplomatic jargon. that's the us, the u. k frogs, germany, initially i'm the you are coming along to, they're trying to have a united western position on the timeline. they want to stick. i think to that resolution 2254 in the security council, even though it

james earl carter.sident carter in thank you almighty god. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ 's. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ is. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ me. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> our father who art in heaven, good faith by name. thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread. that is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever amen. ... is >> for our brother james let us pray to our lord jesus christ who said i am the resurrection, and i am life. lord, you consoled in our distress. join your to us who mourn for james and drive the tears of those who weep. you weep at the grave of lazarus, your friend. comfort us in our sorrow spurk terrace, lord. >> you raise the dead to life. give to our brother eternal life. >> hear us, o lord. >> you promised paradise to the thief who repentance. bring our brother to joys of heaven. >> hear us, o lord. >> our brother was washed in baptism and anointed with the holy spirit. give him -- with all your saints. >> harris, o lord. >> lord, comfort

james, back to you. thank you. reyna 6.17, a major commuter highway in sonoma county could see some changes soon. caltrans is pitching. >> new plan to revive highway 37, which runs near mare island of allay. and as you know, it is prone to flooding and congestion. officials are proposing to replace part of the road that runs over the creek. there and add new lanes in both the east and westbound directions at the tune of about 430 million dollars. the money would come from federal and state grants during a meeting last night. residents ask questions about the plan and voiced their concerns. >> the caltrans plans seems to reserve toll revenue for road improvements but not public transportation buses and vans are needed. but where's the money going to come from? the solano county transit agency has been asked to provide public transit across we 37, but president, it looks like an unfunded mandate. >> to maintain the route, caltrans is considering making part of the highway a toll lane. if all goes through construction

james, back to you. >> thank you. reyna 9.50, is the time of the ongoing devastating wildfires in los angeles are causing now san jose's mayor to question whether that city's ready should a massive fire break out in the south bay. so mayor matt mahan told kron 4 that he's asked the city manager for a new assessment on the city's wildfire preparedness. an october report from the fire department said that there not only dealing with under staffing over the last decade, but they also have the lowest number of firefighters out of 15 major u.s. cities. many homes in the east. portions of san jose are surrounded by tall, dry grass, which could be potentially hazardous. should a wildfire break out there in the foothills? the president of the san jose firefighters union tells us now is the perfect time to learn from what's going on in la. the mayor says it's now up to the city manager to determine what the fire department needs and better prepare for a wildfire. and that could make those recommendations as early as this summe

james, i want to come back to you to another interesting point from the innovation. i believe it was the 1st time the foreign leaders attend to the integration. interestingly, they will or 5 right leaders, including is least, maloney and have a the i can tell you in president javier malay, what did you make of the makeup of the leaders and even politicians, you know, those from germany's far rice a f d who attended this an organization. yeah, yeah, not a surprise because uh you see, if not from that certainly as far as associates, natalie, natalie is on us making a lot of statements in the last couple of weeks, months on social media supporting far right policies in europe, including the empty of germany, which is significant because the election in germany is due next month. and that is playing in domestic politics and dry out of calls from the okay. so far, i apologize, has with that to nigel firewalls and others but familiar faces you, you would have expected those people to be there. one person, the loss of the interesting enough is tom's best friend in europe pr

president james earl carter jr.was in middle school when jimmy carter was elected president and i vividly recall how my morad meyered him, how much -- my mother admired him, how much she honored his determination and work ethic, his intelligence and generosity and spirit. we've heard much today and in recent days about president carter's impact in the four decades after he left the white house. rightly so. jimmy carter established a new model for what it means to be a former president and leaves an extraordinary post presidential legacy, from founding the carter center which has helped advance global human rights and alleviate human suffering, to his public health work in latin america and africa. to his tireless advocacy for peace and democracy. jimmy carter was the president of the united states and ahead of his time. he was the first president of the united states to have a comprehensive energy policy, including providing some of the first federal support for clean energy. he also passed over a dozen major pieces

all right, james, we've left the main change base that in damascus. let's discuss things further with real guys can fall to the electron. international security case college in london joins is from london. so rob, so once again, a code for sanctions to be lifted. how far away do you think we actually all from sanctions being listed on this here in the regime as well? i think james is right to know that the italian foreign minister said look, this is not our cool. this is the use. cool. so he was very much kind of tying the new government the things that they weren't to hear, but the same time the gene, caution and urging patients for example, say yes we, we know we think what we've you government's been doing is paula davis steps in the right direction. we think that the statements regarding lifting sanctions of steps in the right direction. but so for these are these statements, you know, the syrian government, i'm the serving people need to see results very, very fast in order to rebuild the country. there's estimates that it could cost around $4000

caryn james.quick nothing for james and vanessa and san francisco called in because she felt right. good morning, vanessa. >> good morning. all right. so what we're doing and what did it feel like? yeah. i would i was coming. >> the living room to watch you guys. i'm with a cup of coffee all the sudden the windows violently started shaking like the last caller said we went across the street from the as well as the al you need. and so typically a like the train. but today, so a lot i mean, you never know what's going to happen next. so you kind of a great, just tough. >> into the living room, just waiting for to come on the television, the coffee spill in did anything fall of shelves, know, to think fully we have a bunch of toys sold in the house and >> everything it seems to be intact. the puppy got a little crazy from it. but >> the past week, the puppy did the puppy know ahead of time like dogs seem to sometimes have this premonition right before it strikes? >> she park, but then just became kin

james freeman is with us. james, please weigh in as we continue to watch this live on the house floor. >> yeah, the drama is over. now they can focus on plans with the new president. i would say, i think there needs to be pressure on all of them. unity is good, but they have a job to do. the bush, obama, trump, biden era has not been good in terms of surging federal debt, and i think if you look at the election results, big picture, this was a choice between relatively bigger, more intrusive government and smaller government, so i think beyond a few holdouts, and we are not sure as of now what they were promised, if anything, there is certainly a large part of the republican party that is demanding finally some restraint in washington spending, and that historic surge during the biden years that created such a chasm between revenues and spending has to be addressed. this is an issue, and it is not going to end with this ceremony today. >> bret: bill mcgurn still with us, "wall street journal," thoughts? >> yea

that is what i hope the book does. >> james. thank you. thank you.

james, thank you very much. that sounds with us diplomatic, and it's a james based reporting from the syrian capital damascus of a sized people has been killed and more than a 100. thousands forced to flee their homes as wildfires in los angeles continued to burn out of control to enormous fire as one to the west and another to the northeast of central le have destroyed thousands of homes and are still growing smaller fire and the hollywood hills is also threatening buildings, extremely strong winds are fueling the flames. president joe biden has cancelled a visit to italy to focus on the response to the fires. he offered federal assistance and the national guard has also been deployed. rob rentals reports in the community of pacific palisades street after street full of houses have been reduced to smouldering ash, at least a 1000 buildings in the area have been destroyed. armageddon, i'm driving to wars and right now, and i don't even know what to say. i'm speech of having to walk dozens of people head to a ban

james, back to you. thank you, ray 30 and today the san francisco board of supervisors is going to talk about how to fight the fentanyl crisis. yeah, this comes after mayor lori declared a federal state of emergency in the city. we've got kron four's joy horta standing by live in san francisco to explain. >> joe, it. well, good morning, james and darya. the mayor saying that if you do drugs on the streets, you're going to be held accountable. >> of course, many people want to see that happen. many others. don't really believe that it's going to happen. here's what we're looking at here. as you walk through the tenderloin people all over the doing drugs out there in plain sight in the daylight. and according to the cdc, just a small amount of fentanyl can kill a person. mayor larry saying he had a heart wrenching experience just last month, seeing babies inside san francisco general hospital suffering from internal exposure. we spoke with taxpayers this morning who encounter people high on the streets and

james, back to you. thanks a lot.ontinue our coverage of what's going on in the wake of president trump's executive orders them of the big order that he said was dissolving birthright citizenship. that is on hold. it is a federal judge temporarily issuing a restraining order saying that taking away citizenship from those who were born here in the u.s., even if to undocumented parents violates the constitution. >> kron four's dan kerman has more. a federal judge in seattle is temporarily blocked president trump's executive order. >> seeking to redefine birthright citizenship. first right? it's a big the order the president signed would take away u.s. citizenship from those born here. if neither of their parents are u.s. citizens. the judge, an appointee of ronald reagan, said the order clearly violated the 14th amendment. this is step one. >> but to hear the judge from the bench say in his 40 years as a judge, he has never seen something so blatantly unconstitutional sets the tone for the seriousness of this effort. >>

james, thanks very much indeed. that's james basement lifers in new york, we're gonna go to john hendrick. he's joining us from washington, dc. president joe biden had demanded from the benjamin that's in yahoo that he wanted a solution to the situation in guys that by the end of his tenure in the white house present as elect, donald trump said he wanted one done before he took office. what do we hearing out of the white house at the moment as well, we're waiting for a briefing from the state department that's going to occur in about an hour and a half. and we may get our 1st initial responses from the by the administration. at that time, but we do know is you say that joe biden, the president, has been pushing for this at the donald trump. doesn't want to have to deal with is when he comes in to office. so by all reports, this is an agreement that his been essentially unchanged for months. so what has happened to change that? well, it was perhaps the election of donald trump that gives israel the assurance that it'

she says, let's go to james based on the magic editor in new york. in many ways it is tempting to breathe a sigh of relief ops. this news that upon the a ceasefire deal has been agreed, but it is still very early stages. we still don't have all the details. one would imagine that there was an awful lot of cautious optimism surrounding the steel or yeah, even if this is happening and it looks like it is happening that, remember this is a phase to process this. all of this is going to be very, very fragile. as this works through the phases the, the presence elect, donald trump, making it sound like it's gonna be very, very simple. but it's not also. i mean, the 1st question i would ask them when we hear any details and we're hearing that, that may well be a press conference coming out in doha, from the country for a prime minister of foreign minister. the 1st thing i want to know is if there is a ceasefire, what time does it start? and then from that, what all the, what, all the phases, we understand there are 3 phases to this process. they are so very

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so i have with james. i agree with almost everything is that there was a coterie of people around trump in the 1st years of his, of his earlier presidency, gary called others. and they were, they are gen madison to stop trump from his worst excesses. they didn't know how washington worked, and when trump wanted to rip up to south korea, us free trade agreement, they stopped him. they stopped him on a number of funds. those people will not be there. trump will be trump. no one is going to stop. trump for being trumps this time, and then that way, it's a significant change and 4 years ago. well, you know what, since you mentioned the people who used to be on trump's team, i want to bring our viewers, some familiarity with the people are now going to be on this new team. all right, so here's some of the names that we're going to need to get used to this. they get confirmed by the senate. here they are what we saw a marker, rubio being grilled earlier. he's a florida senator known as a focus stance on china. i

after james was from los ang angeles, he's been through a l lot. here on our nation's capital in the middle of this oocytes and sound of an operation weekend is upon us. rallies and celebrations within the next 48 hours. this one theme, he's back will argue, better than ever including him. donald trump landing in d.c. hours ago arriving at his golf club in virginia and expecting spectacular fireworks show in about 30 minutes with trump front and center will bring it to you what happens. what is different this second term? what can we expect starting monday? chairman of the house judiciary committee member of the house oversight committee and congressman jim jordan. great to see you. give us a sense how it feels compared to 2017. >> have republican that one the case eight years ago, he knew that bureaucracy in the mainstream press but they were republicans and now all republicans are and you can feel the optimism. we will see somebody walking and they give you a thumbs up, you can sense it everywhere. they are so glad president trump, his leadership