jeffrey: daunt brought an unusual pedigree.1990 as an independent bookseller in a gorgeous london setting that became a destination for book lovers. in 2011, he was hired to rescue waterstones, britain's largest chain bookstore, then near bankruptcy. and in 2019, after hedge fund company elliott advisors bought barnes and noble, to attempt the same here. his success has gained attention, as in recent years barnes and noble began to open stores all over the country. even re-opening a flagship washington, d.c. store that had closed in 2012. the new philosophy, have stores act and feel like an independent, local shop. victoria harty, assistant manager at this upper west side manhattan store, has worked for barnes and noble for more than 10 years. >> we used to be told what table to do, how to curate it, where that table should go, what angle that table should be on, and what discount that table potentially is going to have. jeffrey: angle of? >> angle of the table. it was very, very regimented. there was no thought. jeffrey: these

jeffrey: sometimes, head on.ith geologist minik rosing to bring free-floating, centuries-old pieces of icebergs from a greenland fjord to public squares in europe. an intervention in urban life full of wonder and beauty, but also a warning, as the ice melted over time. in los angeles, he's exhibiting a different version of ice work. a series created by melting ice mixed with different-colored paints. olafur: it's glacial ice, 20,000 years old, glacial ice put there and then some ink or some paint. and then, it lays there for about a day. so, what each painting is is a day of melting ice. 20,000 years gone in 10 hours. jeffrey: a serious message mixed with some humor for the artist himself. olafur: i love asking ice blocks to paint for me. it's like, do you want to paint together? yeah, ok, you paint and i go and eat. jeffrey: the funhouse aspect of eliasson's work is on display here in large kaleidoscopes, playing with optics and light. but also in this work with trash that floats above us. the seas? space? maybe

peter navarro, jeffrey clark, the people that went to the capitol to take up arms against the unitedtes government, because the president at the time lied to them, that's what happened, those are not patriots. what donald trump did last night is a disgrace to the country and constitution, and the fact that they didn't tell anybody about it let's you know that they knew what they were doing was untoward, and they wanted to do it anyway. vaughn, how in the next iteration of what some are calling trump 2.0, how can people hold this administration accountable? i do think it was not a small thing. it was not just a party. they are letting you know where their values shall and what they think and frankly the president-elect was not successful in his last election but they would have done it again. >> i think when you look at the -- symone, leading up to the last four years, people like john eastman and jeffrey clark, they have sort of been -- i guess kept at a distance to a certain degree, michael flynn as well. they have definitely remained allies and visited mar-a-lago here and there. la

jeffrey who took down boston palmer over ten years ago.rching, thank you for being here but describe the parallels you see between the two attacks. >> the suspects, they both picked what they thought would be easy targets. large crowds and people carrying items, backpacks and the like. >> ashley: you know a lot of former fbi agents we have spoke to since this happen and law enforcement, even law enforcement officers i know personally who deal with counterterrorism situations, a lot of them say this could have been prevented. what are your thoughts on that since you did take the boston marathon bomber down here a jillion of the stress and high stress you feel in situations like this. so what do you think about this possibly being prevented? >> they did do a certain amount of prevention to stop vehicles from being able to get down bourbon street and surrounding streets. however, just walking the street is not enough and you have to block the sidewalk, even if it means leaving a 2-foot entryway for pedestrian traffic. they did block the roadw

okay, well jeffrey laws versus heads of the health systems research group. the boss loan is 2 full global health for joining us from a boss selena jeffrey. thank you very much for your time now. new definition of was considered technically obese. but why is this new reports important and well, thank you for having me. it's important to remember that not all health systems recognize obesity as a chronic disease, even if the world health organization does. so the commission is particularly important because it provides objective criteria for disease diagnosis, which a clinical decision making and the prioritization of therapy to get dimensions and public health strategies. and the timing 2025 is really just perfect because this is the year of united nations general assembly at higher level meeting on people with diseases which will take place in new york on september 2025. i mean, i'm no magical expert, but recommendations can be made. however, if it's not actually being implemented, as you said in different countries by different health systems, what sort of

jeffrey is under investigation.know right now, but your video could be crucial in trying to understand what happened here. it shows the flames right at the base of the electrical tower. did were you able to tell? i mean, did that seem to you to be an initial start of the fire, or was that already after it had started spreading? >> well, i think it was it was cheryl, because i was home. um, actually without power, sitting on the sofa. but it was cheryl on her drive home coming off the freeway. and because there was no power, the neighborhood was was dark. the mountains, the the canyon was dark. she could see a light in the hillside. and as she got closer to the house, sure enough, it was burning bright. and it was the the base of the tower on fire. and that was when the video started, where she came in to, to get me, um, and and her her voice, which i'll never, ever forget, which is you need to come out here now. we have a big problem. >> you've shared video of what's left, and maybe it was because of the hose that y

hosted by double line's deputy chief investment officer, jeffrey sherman, and i want to bring jeffreyright now. jeffrey -- >> hey, charles, how are you? good to see you again. charles: you too, man. you did an amazing job yesterday. i'm glad this pays a lot less than you do, or i'd be worried about my job. [laughter] let's talk about the data today. the jobs report was stronger than expected, that michigan sentiment number sent a lot of ripples through the market. your thoughts. >> yeah. i mean, as we've been seeing, you know, i kind of put this in the context of the last 14 months, and the bond market especially on the rate side got really excited when jay powell in november of '23 said there'll be no more hikes, right? and that really set off a lot of things. the rate expectations were, like, cuts are imminent, cuts are going to be aggressive. they've been too tight the for too long, and then the data that hasn't corroborated that story meaningfully. now, obviously, we had some, you know, some strength in cpi early last year. we got, you know, because of some softer economic data ov

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jeffrey, to before you get in the car.as you rewatch this, can you match it with what you were thinking in those moments? >> i can't. it's it's a blur when when you are faced with terror like that. i think there's a lot of split decision making that has to happen. and at that point in time, it was just all engines firing. we know we knew we needed to prioritize getting the things that were most important and packing the car and getting out. um, i think i tried to spray the the house down and the wind was blowing so hard that the water was just going sideways. so i think at best it was just giving me peace of mind that i did whatever i could. i knew that when we were leaving, that i just wanted to get that, get that done. >> cheryl, some of this, i guess, when we were looking at this, you do see, right now we're looking at jeffrey with the with the hose, and then you see some of that water coming sideways. but at one point, it seems what we're seeing actually come through. the pictures in some of the video is actually ember

it's hard to say, okay, jeffrey volk, in many things indeed. taking the time to join us that from toronto, because we just had kind of is a long time need adjust them to the has resigned as a policy leader. he will stay on in his role as prime minister until a replacement is chosen. reynolds takes a look back up to those political career. justin, to do a search for 9 years, is canada's prime minister to those liberal party decisively defeated, conservative incumbent stephen harper in 2015. tonight, canadians rejected division negativity, the son of the late prime minister pierre, to go. he was 43 years old when he took office studio, pursued a liberal social agenda. you established a child benefit for canadian families, legalize marijuana use an imposed stricter regulations on semi automatic weapons. during the cobit pandemic, protests against mask mandates and other restrictions led by truck drivers convulsed auto want to go and vote emergency powers to bring the demonstrations to an end. turnover vigorously supported ukraine in its fight agai

he comes is the jeffrey epstein of the rap industry a rest jennifer lopez. she knew as well and did nothing. but, you know, dicaprio will lose everything because of duty sick animals. the call is the lawsuit has left to have the paper trail to sean carter, better known as j. v. core documents that use a to rep or as of raping a 13 year old girl in 2000. but instead of taking time away from the public jersey made the rounds that industry parties and award shows denying everything. these allegations are so heinous in nature that i implore you to file a criminal complaint, not a civil one. whomever would commit such a crime against a minor should be locked away. would you not agree? these alleged victims would deserve real justice if that were the case, as carter swats away accusation did his legal team stand strong in the belief that all the client did was bring people together for some fun, showing times white parties and other events, what eye clinic a true convergence of hip hop, hollywood and black excellence. it's disappointing to see the media and social

brian sicknick, howard liebengood, gunther hashida, kyle defreytag, and jeffrey smith.die as a result of january 6th, and they die in the line of duty as a result of what donald trump and his allies, his supporters did to us. so it doesn't matter how much or what way he pardons them, these people died in sacrifice defending our democracy. and to have the president pardon them is an outrage and a desecration to their sacrifice. >> and you say it's an outrage and a desecration, but you also write in "the new york times" that you feel that if we her to do that, he would put your life in danger. >> it could. i mean, i don't have any concern. i was simply doing my job on january 6th and had that mob of supporters from another group or political party, i would have done the same thing that i did on that day. i was simply doing my job of fulfilling my oath, protecting the capitol, protecting democracy. and if donald trump and anybody else that support him have an issue with that, then they are not the party law and order they claim to be. how -- how will they feel if this was

jeffreys' analysis shows top golf is trading at a discount to its rival.the good ticker symbol, golf, despite the fact that top golf has faster growth. jeffreys says, buy in. >>> goldman sachs adding uber and norwegian cruise line to its u.s. conviction list today, uber is well positioned to meet its long-term growth and profitability targets and uber popping on that news by 4.5%. and as few nor gee -- norwegian, goldman seated they're experiencing significant cost-saving opportunities stemming from a 2023 management shuffle. does management shuffle mean management layoff? how else would you get a cost savings? the stock of norwegian getting less of a bump, up about half a percent. keith gill, aka roaring kitty, the man behind the gamestop meme frenzy, is at it again only this time the kitty cult is snapping up a new stock. shares of video game software maker unity software are searching by 6.5 after gill took to x to post a song named unity by the late musician rick james. that's all it took for the wall street bets crew to hammer the buy button on unity.

cheryl and jeffrey khoi have lived in altadena for 20 years. she says she wasn her way home from work on the 210 freeway when she looked in the distance and saw an orange glow. as she got closer, she knew it was time for them to pack up and leave. oh, no. minutes later, at 6:25 p.m, the fire grew. oh my god. then 6:28 p.m, the power lines were completely engulfed in smoke and in flames. a nightmare horror movie. you just don't ever want to see something like that. and it was so close. that tower is very close to our house. i'm going to spray the spray. the roof. by 641, jeffrey tried to spray down his roof but said the wind was so strong he is not sure any of the water even stuck. what it did instead was kari embers straight to their home. please god, please god, save us. save our house. you're not going to be able to control that, you know. so seeing that, i. i immediately went to this. this is very, very bad. according to their video, by 653 tuesday night, they were pulling away from their house under an orange sky, facing what was the unthin

branwen jeffreys, bbc news.g to search for the killer of a 14—year—old boy, who was stabbed on a bus on tuesday. the attack happened at about 2:30 in the afternoon in woolwich, in south—east london. the boy died at the scene, shortly after paramedics and an air ambulance arrived. 0ur reporter graham satchell has more. late into the evening, police forensic teams could be seen scouring the double—decker buses searching for evidence as once again this part of london mourns the death of a teenager. the attack happened in broad daylight, a 14—year—old boy stabbed on the 742 but in woolwich. local residents took these pictures as police and paramedics tried in vain to save his life.— paramedics tried in vain to save his life. ., , ., save his life. our thoughts are with the victim's _ save his life. our thoughts are with the victim's family - save his life. our thoughts are with the victim's family and i with the victim's family and friends. it is a horrendous crime and i cannot imagine what they are going through ri

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lieutenant colonel laura jeffreys a pilot with the wyoming air national guard. to get as close to the flames as you can. >> correct. we're 150 feet off the ground. >> reporter: 150 feet. that sounds very dangerous with this sort of load. >> it is. this is the most dangerous flying we do. >> reporter: rotor aircraft can get even closer to the flames. this one of cal fire's newest helicopters. it's a modified blackhawk that can old up to a thousand gallons of water. it is certainly to fighting fire. but as the winds ramp up, it's not going anywhere. cal fire zack boyce coordinates flight ops. >> i think there is always pressure. we want to get out there and support the guys on the ground as much as we can, but we also need to have a good safety sense of mind. >> reporter: and boy do they want to get out there, but the threshold to fly is much more than just wind. it's turbulence. it's terrain. it's very situational. the fixed wing aircraft, they're certainly more stable, and these specialized c-130s, there is only eight of them across four states, and they're all

so thank you so much, jeffrey. i'm sure we will speak very soon.hank you. >> ben. >> venezuelan leader nicolas maduro has started his third presidential term after being sworn in on friday. he is facing major pushback both at home and abroad. venezuelan officials and companies face more international sanctions. maduro's legitimacy is being questioned and the u.s. has issued a $25 million reward for information leading to his arrest. but as stefano pozzebon reports, maduro denies allegations of wrongdoing and remains defiant. deaf to the international outcry around his election and to the cries for liberty of thousands in venezuela. >> nicolas maduro is sworn in for a third presidential term in caracas on friday, sending a message of defiance to anyone daring to criticize his rule, especially the u.s. >> colocado como president, i was not put here by the u.s. government or by any pro-imperialist government of the latin american, right? >> i'm here because i come from the people. >> the white house and the european union are among several internation

four republican vote present and suddenly you have a speaker jeffrey. it is not going to happen today but it is that close that could happen. >> with all optimism for the incoming president and however slim it is for the house, it is amazing if it gets done in the first round. that is a rubber-stamp to the american people that they heard you. that they hear the voters. really quickly, last thought. >> there is a lot of concern about spending. they want to make this point clear. that is what thomas massey is saying, that is what a lot of these undecided guys are saying. what is said to ensure than the new congress will operate in a different way is the question. >> brett, always great to have you. thank you very much. someone else who spends an inordinate amount of time on capitol hill is chris jenkins. he is part of our lineup on "outnumbered." you were telling me what these next moments are like inside that room. >> they will take the roll call and will establish whether or not all 434 members showed up, otherwise we have to change the math but we expe

it included jeffrey clark, another individual indicted on rico charges in georgia. for donald trump, he was doing all of this, kind of merged two events at once. not only appearing with the likes of those individuals but also at the same time, italian prime minister georgia maloney. so i want to let you know about another incident from senator john thune, the incoming senate majority leader. he was asked about january 6th and donald trump's suggestion that he would pardon those attackers come day one, january 20th when he is inaugurated. take a listen. >> that is ultimately going to be a decision that president trump will have to make. you know, what i'm focused on is the future. and not looking in the rearview mirror and looking in the windshield of what we have to do. you learn from the past, remember the past, but you live in the present. >> reporter: tomorrow is going to be the present. donald trump is slated to be here at mar-a-lago as those proceedings take place mid day tomorrow. he is intending to go to washington d.c. for jimmy carter's memorial service com

and among those in attendance were marco rubio, rudy giuliani, jeffrey clark, michael flynn.a video apparently taken from the audience trump sang eastman's praises saying he was right the whole time. we start with msnbc's vaughn hillyard in west palm beach. what do we know about the gathering at mar-a-lago? it was quite the collection of characters. >> reporter: giorgia meloni, the prime minister of italy, was there for it all, even watching the film sitting between president-elect trump and marco rubio, the nominee to be the secretary of state. they watched this film about john eastman that attorney who was one of those individuals who was also indicted along with donald trump in georgia as part of the sprawling racketeering charges that came from the district attorney down in fulton county. but then you look at the likes of rudy giuliani, who also got a shout out from donald trump, who was at mar-a-lago last night. peter navarro, served four months in jail for defying the january 6th select smith's subpoena. you also had michael flynn, who the january 6th select smith outli

people like rudy giuliani, michael flynn, jeffrey clark and peter navarro were in attendance as well. you know, on one hand, who cares what donald trump shows at mar-a-lago, except that in a few weeks he's going to be in the white house and this -- this wanders into the territory of things that the president is actually doing as president as opposed to the president-elect is doing with his friends. >> well, you know, criminals always return to the scene of the crime and they can't get over january 6 because they understand that that was the moment where their big lie exploded into full public consciousness and everybody could see where their lies were leading. they acted in the face of more than 60 federal and state court decisions repudiating every assertion of election fraud and election corruption that they were advancing about the 2020 campaign. and yet they can't leave it alone because they understand that this whole history that we are living through to this day has been warped and distorted by those lies and their attack on us. you know, at the swearing in on january 3rd of the

and so for donald trump, he this weekend had john eastman, jeffrey clark, rudy giuliani, peter navarro in attendance at a ballroom in mar-a-lago where they were watching a feature film focused on john eastman, one of the lawyers indicted in part of the fake elector scheme. for donald trump, today's certification was just as important as continuing to justify his actions from four years ago. >> so he had them over. what was the intention and what does that mean for when he gets sworn into office? should we expect to see more of these characters again, vaughn? >> i think it was a note to those who are loyal to donald trump that to the extent that you continue to be useful and stand by him to the end, that you will have a place at mar-a-lago in palm beach, and these are individuals who, right, jeffrey clark, individuals who could have testified against him, provided the grand jury, a grand jury information that could have been detrimental to him. could have flipped, right, could have pled guilty down in fulton county. these individuals chose not to do that. where are they at this crucial

just 20 minutes later jeffrey cue was hosing down their house but the winds were so strong he then gave up. >> it was unbearable to be outside and -- the sky had started to turn a deep orange which i felt like that was -- that was our time to go. bye. at one point i think i was -- i had broken down because i had said good-bye to the house and i started to sob. >> wow. well, he says it all unfolded in just 34 minutes and he and his wife are now staying at a hotel with their two dogs but the home remains standing. >> all unfolded in 34 minutes and the reason for that is of course the winds and jess continues to watch the wind. good morning. >>> and as we wake up this morning, we can continue to keep a very close eye on conditions down there. last week's winds were directly from the north. and impacting those communities based off that, however, today there's different characteristics and it's more northeast even just more east so that's going to impact them differently when it comes to containment this afternoon. while those winds start to get gusty anywhere up to around 70-mile-per-hour

james. jeffrey is for my us special envoy to syria. and for men, busta tech in iraq you're the has been no less up in the is riley bombardment, the gaza strip. despite some basement on the diplomatic front, the 17 palestinians have been killed in strikes across the strip. on monday, the alvarez camp in central guns is rarely shedding on a residential complex skilled at least 3 palestinians, including a child. as a desk toll continues to rise. i'm off as it's ready to return some of the captives without any fees far they will depend on an end to israel's will as well. the same program says is rarely forces shot at its convoy on sunday, near the wadding gauze, a check point. it opened as ocean says the cause, clearly marked untiring, 8 staff members. they condemn the attack and coal for the safe passage for humanitarian aid to r a couple. as soon as the license developments from darrow by law as negotiations for sci fi intensified, is very military and rounding up its military attacks on very easily field talk neighborhoods in areas that

jeffrey and cheryl capturing door bell and cell phone video as they race to evacuate their home in altadenasaw this fire near their home at around 6:19 p.m. on tuesday. >> it was a nightmare, and i think the worst part was every time i checked on the fire it got worse. >> the neighbors, pedro rojas and jennifer erico also sending us pictures and video of what appears to be the same fire at the base of this electrical transmission tower. we tried to get a closer look. eaton canyon is below me. the coups say they saw the fire burning initially and it might be the several or the first place where the fire started, but that's the tower, at least, in the video. so far abc news has learned four homeowners and renters who lost their homes in the eaton fire has filed lawsuits against southern california edison alleging the company failed to de-energize equipment despite those wind warnings. today the head of so cal edison telling gma they've seen no indication their equipment started the fire, but they're aware of the videos and investigating. >> as soon as we get close to it we'll inspect and be t

those included jeffrey clark. john eastman, rudy giuliani, peter navarro and michael flynn. trump giving each man a shout out from the stage. >> rudy's going to come out on top. it's just a question of time. >> our thanks to vaughn for that report. >>> chilling new details in how the suspect in the deadly new orleans truck ramming prepared for the attack. shamsud-din jabbar wore special glasses. >> were the glasses recovered? and did jabbar wear them? >> we believe he was wearing them throughout the evening. >> he was recording the entire time? >> we don't have any indication he he was recording, but he was wearing those glasses. >> jabbar placed two homemade bombs in the area before the new year's day attack. though neither detonated, one moved out of the way by unidentified people. today the white house says president joe biden and first lady jill biden will visit louisiana to grieve with the family as community members. >>> antony blinken has arrived in seoul meeting with south korean officials to discuss how they can, quote, strengthen efforts to promote a free, open and

those allies included jeffrey clark, john eastman, rudy giuliani, peter navarro, and michael flynn. trump giving each man a shoutout from the stage. >> rudy is going to come out on top. it's just a question of time. >> vaughn hillyard is joining us now. vaughn, we talked about the weather heading to washington. what if that snowstorm keeps some members of congress from making it to the chamber to vote. >> reporter: there is a minimal chance of impact. even then, there is no widespread plan among democrats to object to these results. hallie? >> vaughn hillyard, thank you. >>> in atlanta tonight, thousands of people are lining up to pay their final respects to former president jimmy carter before his national funeral service later this week. priya priya is outside the carter center. >> reporter: a line of people have filed through to pay their final respects. his final journey began saturday morning with a procession ending here. mourners i spoke with say he was a role model. >> if any of us can be a fraction of that kind of contribution to mankind, we will be very blessed. >> i think

wyoming national guard lieutenant laura jeffrey, a combat navigator, is one of many who came for a differentd of fight. >> we are leaving our families, we are leaving behind everything to come out and do the humanitarian effort for this. >> reporter: thousands of homes and businesses have been destroyed by the fires over the past few days with the search now underway for the missing and for answers. these are just a few of those who have died in the fires. the family of 86-year-old mil freedley is holding out hope she will be found after the fire burned her home to the ground. >> we have seen a lot of ash but no person. >> reporter: meanwhile, lawsuits have been filed against the local utility company as investigators work to see if it played a role in the eaton fire. with 15,000 firefighters now on the ground here in southern california, fire officials do feel confident that they will be able to respond if the fires do reignite. michael. >> charlie de mar reporting from the palisades fire. thank you. >>> we are also learning new details in the investigation into what may have sparked the pa

jeffrey homestead. the cdc, according to the cdc, one out of every six american women now have so much mercury in her womb that her children are at risk for a grim inventory of really terrible diseases paid autism, blindness, cognitive impairment, liver and heart and kidney disease. i have so much mercury in my body i got my levels tested recently, dr. david carpenter told me that if i were a woman of childbearing years i would have children with cognitive impairments. he said probably a permanent iq loss of five to seven points. today there were 630,000 children born every year in this country who would been subjected to dangerous levels of mercury in the womb. the clinton administration was addressing that, this new data over the past 15 years. as an emergency which it really is. this is a national epidemic. and it would've levels of mercury in the womb. the clinton administration was addressing that. as an emergency, this is a national epidemic. the removal of the mercury would've caused less than 1%

cheese and jeffrey epstein." [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] "jeffrey -- say what you want about jeff epsteinat at ski ball." [ laughter ] "and then i saw what he did --" [ laughter ] of course trump is lying. southern california does not have a shortage of water for fighting the fires. there's no relationship between federal and state water management and the intensity of these fires, or the ability of people to fight these fires. some hydrants are running dry not because the region ran out of water but because pressure drops with high demand, making it hard to move water around. wait, you're telling me the guy who thinks you buy a faucet and it just comes with water doesn't know how hydrants work? [ laughter ] trump also claimed on hihis socl media platform that california governor gavin newsom refused to sign the water restoration declaration put before him, that would have allowed millions of gallons of water to flow daily into many parts of california. he wanted to protect an essentially worthless fish called the smelt by giving it less water. there's a ton of problems with this. but how

take a listen to jeffrey ku. >> the mountains, the the canyon was dark. she could see a light in the hillside. and as she got closer to the house, sure enough, it was burning bright. and it was the the base of the tower on fire. and that was when the video started, where she came in to to get me, and in her her voice, which i'll never, ever forget, which is you need to come out here now. we have a big problem. >> now, a lot of people obviously want to know what started these blazes, but at the same time, there's still a need to protect what has remained standing and also to be prepared for any other blazes that may pop up. just like we saw this auto fire pop up last night. so officials here asking people to be prepared, ready to go in the event that with these winds we see a blaze start someplace else that people take these warnings very seriously. >> kate, it's been a week now and we're entering yet another critical day of dangerous winds. stephanie, thank you very much. sarah. >> all right. in washington, the first confirmation hearing soon to get under

>>>>lieutenant colonel laura jeffrey is a combat navigator for the wyoming air national guard, but droppedto come to la. >>>>we're leaving our families. we're leaving behind everything to come out. and i wish people knew the sacrifice that we make to do that, and what it means to us to have the opportunity to serve those who are in need. >>>>and it is very dangerous work. these planes barnstorm as low as 150ft. we're inside the fuselage of one of those specialized c-130s, and that is the tank that holds up to 3000 gallons of usually fire retardant. this is where the crew sits to potentially release that fire retardant out that door. and set a line around the fire. and they're ready to launch here. there are four squadrons from four different states on high alert that will be working out of this base and through at least tomorrow. that pds red flag warning is in effect until 12 p.m. on wednesday. >>>>and now to our first alert weather as they watch the conditions in southern california. let's check back in with meteorologist jessica burch, >>>>and let's get a quick look at what's happening

for more on this now lets speak to ambassadorjim jeffrey, chair of the middle east programme at the wilsonalso served as us deputy national security advisor. you he also served as us deputy national security advisor. you he also served as us deputy national security advisor. are you he also served as us deputy national security advisor. are well you he also served as us deputy national security advisor. are well versed you he also served as us deputy national security advisor. are well versed in you are well versed in negotiations in this region. with all of these positive soundings is in a place where we had been before or this and seem a deal is truly coming now? ., , ., ,, ., seem a deal is truly coming now? ., , ., , , ., ., seem a deal is truly coming now? ., _,, ., .,, seem a deal is truly coming now? ., , . .,, , now? no. they appear to be very close. everyone _ now? no. they appear to be very close. everyone wants _ now? no. they appear to be very close. everyone wants to - now? no. they appear to be very close. everyone wants to get - close. everyone wants to get this in place bef

, you knows, social, social media, twitter type as a president or an electron released a video by jeffrey sachs. that someone who is quite component of the water quite opponent of his. right. and, and mr. nothing, you know what he actually calls nothing. yeah, home. well, follow a language, something happens, whatever, you know, bitch, whatever, it's shut it off. nothing, you know. and so i'm pretty treated that what you really, there is a bit over here. what is this as a trump of spending nothing you know you got taken for granted. you cannot take for granted. you depends on me. i'm the one who's going to be calling the shots moving forward. i am, i prove, within 40 years to be had incredible support that of it's rather cognizant occupation of the go on heights. recognizing that next session of the colonized the colonizing done accession regionals and almost all so forth. but he's only taking for granted. and you know, when i say get ideas done before january 20th, you get a deal done. i did hear about, that's a video, i'm glad you brought it up because i saw you wasn't going to apologie

couples who may be struggling with infertility, which is a journey jeffrey hu and his wife know well. we went to four different countries, and eventually we were able to have our children through surrogacy. so i always call them like million dollar babies because literally it took us half a decade. and, you know, dozen, half dozen rounds of ivf before we were able to pursue surrogacy, to start a family. >> today, this is his family thanks to surrogacy. it is a journey that prompted them to create the company known as surrogate first. he says since 2018, they've had an estimated 300 live births. and while finding surrogates is a challenge, the journey can be more fulfilling than some realize. >> so for us in most agencies, there's probably a 3 to 5% qualification rate at the end of the day of someone that becomes a surrogate. she's had four. surrogacy is three of them with the same family. they're based in china. they've brought her entire family over for a one month trip. stayed at their house. >> it took a few weeks for ortega to be approved. but then the process began. and while the

inspired by isis president joe biden has confirmed up front of the link following the deputy attack. jeffrey also reported to be the mere hours before the attack. he post the videos on social media indicating, is inspired by isis. especially desire to kill, desire to kill. you guys fly goose found this vehicle? would you read it to conductors attack the will the pickup truck that smashed into your revellers along the 3 blocks, if that popular downtown street shops and allegedly being fired into the crowd? the suspect 2 is being identified as chums being jump off. is a us army veteran, later engaged industries out with police, which did result in his desk. yes, we always investigating this incident as a terrorist act and it's raised out that your ball was acting alone. authorities also reporting that they found pipe bones inside the vehicle with addressing the nation. president biden said the f. b i is investigating the attack in connection with another incident that took place on wednesday. now this is the explosion of a tesla cyber truck. and that took place in front of the trump internatio

going on as. 2 so, so what was happening is there were there were, there were tiny voices before, 1st jeffrey lynn's resignation calling for him to resign. but if they all indications were that he was gonna stick it out until the next election scheduled for next october. that could be a lot sooner. we can get to that. but when christopher freeland out was fired, slash resign in december, all bets were off intruder. oh really? the the cries for him to resign from within really started to get so loud that he could no longer ignore them. and so he took the holidays to think about it, to take a walk in the snow. and today he announced the results that really, it was untenable. there was no way he could stick it out any longer. but by, by waiting this long, he's really putting the handcuffs on any potential new leader. because there must now be a leadership race. there has to be an election this this this year, so it could likely be very soon after any liberal at any lube leader is chosen. so that leader will have to hit the ground running and will also be solved with these low numbers. not only f

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