joan kennedy was sort of conscripted into kennedy wifedom. one of ted's sisters despite her at college and said she is perfect sisters -- ted's sisters spied her at college and said she is perfect. even though he had zero interest in marriage, and domestication of any kind, he had to get married. joan finds herself on the fast track, and when she gets engaged to ted, they had maybe been on three dates, and he proposes to her without even a ring, and she goes to her father, joan, and she says, listen, i don't feel right about this. but i want to do it. he says i will go talk to joe and we will figure this out. they have this summit and joe senior says no way. no woman rejects a kennedy man, no woman. so this marriage takes place and, you know, she too, like mary, like so many kennedy wives, is left at home to birth babies, to weather as her husband runs all over the world -- to whither as her husband runs all over the world, cheating on her, amassing fame, nonetheless expected to be on his arm when required to present to the american public a

joan self medicated with alcohol. alcohol. kennedy men had their own issues, ted especially. it's interesting, you know, ted and joan have a son patrick who wrote a memoir, i think it came out inpa the past ten years, called an uncommon struggle and you wrote about his issues with alcoholism. and he was sort of ostracized from the family for quite a while because it was like, how darebe you expose that the kenny family, you know, joe, sr. who has long before he took made his fortune in bootlegging during prohibition, how dare you say that this storied irish catholic, has an age with alcohol? it's really kind of funny when you think about it. but a yeah, it's definitely a thread throughout, for sure. >> host: and patrick kennedy has appeared on this program talking but his latest book, in mental health coverage. maureen callahan is the author of this book, "ask not: the kennedys and the women they destroyed." it's dedicated to inconvenient women everywhere. thank you for spending a little time on q&a. >> guest: peter, thank you

andm joan. >> i will start with joan and end with jackie.ripped to ken ted needed a wife. he had zero interest in marriage. in domesticcasion of any kind, he had to get married. jone finds herself on the fast track she gets engaged to ted, maybe had been on three dates, he proposed to her without a ring. and she goes to her father, joa in and said i don't feel right about this her father said, i will go talk with joe the patriarch we'll sort it out. and he has a summit, joe sr. said no way, no woman rejects a kennedy, the marriage takes place, she too like mary like so many kennedy wives, is lift at home, to birth babies. to wither as her husband runs all over the world, cheating on her. amassing power. amassing fame. and she is expected to nonetheless be on his arm when required. to face the american public as aiful kennedy wife, joa in said that "chappaquidduick" is what broke her, he became an alcoholic, she felt there was no use in fighting herself or her marriage, ted berated her about her alcoholism, despite he too h was a raging alcoh

it was kind of between joan's or joanne's or joan or one of those. and. >> that was a roast of johnny carson over his four wives by the one and only betty white back in 1986. >> just love betty white, carson, his wives, even his dark side. now the subject of one of several books spotlighted by our own poker guy, barry mitchell, in his annual new year's edition of barry's bookshelf. >> okay, boomers and some gen xers, these books are for you or anyone interested in showbiz history like me. the backstreet boys nowadays are considered a nostalgia act. so what does that make the beatles ancient history? not to debbie getler in i saw them standing there adventures of an original fan during beatlemania and beyond, gendler describes the rare privilege of being in the studio audience for the beatles live american tv debut on the ed sullivan show a year earlier. gendler was a 13 year old new jersey girl and, like the rest of america, had never heard of the beatles until a family friend just back from england gifted her with a record album. she became obsessed

joan loved her time, that's the second lady.hese were good years for joan and i. president carter and i became very close friends. we often spend hours together throughout the day. we were working on real problems, not wasting time. personal relationship we established while in office continued throughout our life. carter was farsighted. he put aside his short-term political interests to tackle challenges that demanded sacrifice, to protect our kids and grandkids from future harm. very few people in the 1970s had heard the term climate change, yet carter put his presidency on the line to pass laws to conserve energy, deregulate new oil and gas prices and invest in clean renewable alternatives to fossil fuels. itect program, but thanks to president carter, us energy consumption declined by 10% between 1979, and 1983. in many ways he laid the foundation for future presidents to come to grips with climate change. some thought he was crazy to fight so hard to pass these laws but he was dead right and we know that now. we also know t

the young children young has made it to america, the chinese migrant sent his wife joan u chan arrived in july 2023. they now live with relatives in the small city of tenants. in california. okay. okay. well hey, oh i see. anyway, a legal call and you the couple are among the 31000 chinese migrants who enter the us via risky track through latin america in 2023 on social media. this expedition is known as jo, seeing for the working root canal. yeah. and what do you do the design manager, the you got those. have a good yeah. the over the we 1st minutes to young and then you can in the calculated columbia near the starts of their journey through latin america. they chose the walking route because they felt they had no future in china, but didn't think they could get fees as for the united states. what are the so that mike was going home to him was traveling wisdom. the group spent 2 days preparing for what would be the hardest part of that journey . then, on a sweltering off to noon, the 3 migrants took a fairy to a town in neighboring panama. the following night human traffic has put the

donald morrison who is one of them, ruben robertson was another, joan clayborn was another. ron butler of course was another. and harrison well for. and robert vaughn who was later to become a professor of law at american university and expert on the whistleblowing laws which were encouraged by more freedom of information disclosures that located dissenters inside these federal agencies and departments, another collateral benefit of these freedom of information laws. it was a time when congress was more open and trying to get a spot on a congressional hearing now much less at a young age as a lawyer . so i'm glad that all of you are here in the audience. i hope the questions will be good and i know that the video of these four hour or so session will be assigned to educational and civic institutions all over the country in order to increase the support for strengthening the act in congress and in state legislature. and above all to increase by millions of people the use of these state and federal freedom of information laws. so that the public's right to know is practiced da

these were good years for joan and i. president carter and i became very close friends.out the day. we were working on real problems, not wasting time. the personal relationship we established while in office continued throughout our life. carter was far sighted. he put aside his short-term political interest to challenges that demanded sacrifices, to protect your kids and grand kids from future harm. very few people in the 1970s had heard the term climate change. yet carter put his presidency on the line to pass laws to conserve energy, deregulate new oil and gas prices, and invest in clean, renewable alternatives to fossil fuels. it wasn't a perfect program but energy consumption declined by. 10% between 1979 and 1983. in many ways, he laid the foundation for future presidents to come to grips with climate change. some thought he was crazy to fight so hard to pass these laws. but he was dead right. and we know that now. we also know that president carter elevated human rights to the top of its agenda. sometimes, sometimes we forget how seriously he pursued, he pushed t

how much of a do you want to go, joe and joan. the shooting done? sure. we have a pass for joan shane. got a couple fast corolla. what are the homes? oh, is that like this? what does it, what the, what does it with the i think he's been told to keep the hands out like this. so if he falls over, he'll actually have the hands out. so he just goes it up. i think it's a bite and flick, he goes. then all the way down, because when he falls like off the bike, everything is a slow motion. it's a slow motion show. and there you go. another year passes on hold, hold on, hold on. trey hold the thing on, put it on the go and know we're getting faithful. this put it on jesus. and so there you go. i know your passes. i'm getting better looking. i'll use depreciating value physically and mentally, but we're going to be here in the new year to continue to annoy our mutual friends and enemies. and we'd like to wish you all a very happy new year, a peaceful and prosperous to you and your families will see you on the other side. god bless. see you soon. paula show the as t

password. joan, shane gang, come across a corolla. why are the homes? oh is that like this? what does it, what the, what does it with the, i think he's been told to keep the hands out like this. so if he falls over, he'll actually have the hands out so he just goes it up. so i didn't get to bite and flick, he goes, then all the way down. because when he falls like off the bike, everything is a slow motion. it's a slow motion show. and there you go. another year passes on hold, hold on, hold on. trey hold the thing on, put it on to go and you know, we're getting faithful. this put it on jesus. so there you go. another year passes. i'm getting better looking. i'll use a depreciating value physically and mentally, but we're going to be here in the new year to continue to annoy our mutual friends and enemies. and we'd like to wish you all a very happy new year. a peaceful and prosperous to you and your families will see you on the other side. god bless. see you soon. paula. show the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the on the corner. suddenly minding feet suddenly less probab

i think so much joan joan engine for us in detroit box. don is going through an education emergency according to prime minister chabad sharif. 26000000 children don't go to school. and even with i can pause. he means many parents would rather the children goes work. bennett smith has more or in rural pakistan, most children must pay that way. when there are miles to feed. education is not a priority for that. parents give will 1st thing to do the children spend all the time studying one way on the other hand also have to work. they have access to facilities that we don't unlike house, they don't have to work as labor is all in the fields. nissan, their classmates, go to school in the morning and work in the afternoon. do you agreed with parents that allows these charge the school outside karachi, the 1st day for decades? give children the chance of an education, families get food in return? some parents, the children should work in the fields ending money instead of studying. however, the 1st thing we did was go door to door to make them u

so in fact, when we get you over to one of the cool one, joan got it. okay. and uh, well shoot him 1st. if they have the good the, the, the testing showed also a notation to help him but on cannot barely for one of the shuttle shut off a little bit. but i'll give you more voice as i get into our general couple of them . i'm glad i can take the best producer to get that i can go to the, the girlfriends you. if you don't have that, you can call and double check. you don't know who showed up one or more of the photos of the, the, the, the, the, the, the solenoid give the me see the move in, oh, showing the can shop thought i bought. okay. when the, the, the, the future of assures or sometimes the what you're asking some, what they told me one moment one was you want to, we've done more than one of the world will do it. of course tony video or on that it's not the seasonal for the best of all the with the one i'm one divided by 2. so to can i get as we happened to him, just obsessed photos and the children won't have to get a job at that eclipse. you then want us

joan loved her time as the second lady.have jimmy and rossland to thank for helping her championing the public arts and for just being so kind to her. these were good years for joan and i. president carter and i became very close friends. we often spent hours together throughout the day. we were working on real problems, not wasting time. the personal relationship we established while in office continued throughout our life. carter was farsighted. he put aside his short term political interests to tackle challenges that demanded sacrifice, to protect our kids and grandkids from future harm. very few people in the 1970s had heard the term climate change. yet carter put his presidency on the line to pass laws to conserve energy, deregulate new oil and gas prices and invest in clean, renewable alternatives to fossil fuels. it wasn't a perfect program.o p u.s. energy consumption declined by 10% between 1979 and 1983. in many ways, he laid the foundation for future presidents to come to grips with climate change. some thought he

these were good years for joan and i. president carter and i became very close friends. we often spent hours together throughout the day. we were working on real problems, not wasting time. the personal relationship we established while in office continued throughout our life. carter was far-sighted. he put aside his short-term political interests to tackle challenges that demanded sacrifice. to protect our kids and grandkids from future harm. very few people in the 1970's had heard the term climate change. yet carter put his presidency on the line to pass laws to conserve energy, deregulate new oil and gas prices, and invest in clean, renewable alternatives to fossil fuels. it wasn't a perfect program, but thanks to president carter, u.s. energy consumption declined by 10% between 1979 and 1983. in many ways, he laid the foundation for future presidents to come to grips with climate change. some thought he was crazy to fight so hard to pass these laws. but he was dead right and we know that now. we also know that president carter elevated human rights to the top of his

joan, thank you so much for that. we do appreciate it. and ahead, why a plane that was helping to fight the l.a. fires is grounded after a drone encounter. and what officials are doing to prevent it from happening again. stay with us for that. >> as the new year starts, follow cnn. >> president carter will be remembered for his lifetime of service, reporting the events shaping history. >> follow all the changes in 2025. >> i, donald john trump, follow the facts. >> follow cnn. why do nfl players choose a sleep number bed? i like to sleep cool and i like to sleep even cooler. >> and i really like it when we both get what we want. >> introducing the new sleep number climacool smart bed. >> sleep up to 15 degrees cooler on each side. visit a sleep number store near you. >> hi, susan honey. yeah, i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this. robitussin, honey. >> the real honey you love. plus the powerful cough relief you need. >> mind if i root through your trash? >> robitussin with real honey and elderberry. >> are you 50 or ol

don't call back. joining me as gun espresso, then select joan germonti my home. i have to say thanks for making that time. congratulations on the historic and fat take victory. that ends up giving you a 2nd chance to become president. how does that make you feel? well, and it just makes me feel the weight of responsibility. and i'm looking at the faces of the young people who i so i don't know that riley's and high expectation to have in the government and it gives me. ready feeling and i said as of to pay to give it my best so that i can turn this country around and creates a better future for young people as well. it resets in gonna we need to reset so that we can create that a better environment for young people to try and create enough opportunity for them to be able to realize their full but they so right, and that's interesting. you've mentioned that word again makes sense. because that's what you have pledged to do. what exactly do you mean by reset? got a, a m, you get to the point where your a telephone or your computer program becomes directed. and if h

the joint enemy is gun expressive intellect. joan jermanti mohammed. hello sir. thanks for making that time. congratulations on the historic and fat. take victory. guardians, have given you a 2nd chance to become president? how does that make you feel? well i'm it just makes me feel the weight of responsibility and looking at the faces of the young people. i so i don't know that riley's and high expectation to have in the government use being. ready feeling and i said as of prepaid, so give it my best so that i can turn this country around and create a better future for young people. i call it resets and gonna we need to reset so that we can create that a better environment for young people to try and create enough opportunity for them to be able to realize their full potential. right, and that's interesting. you've mentioned that word again. me sad because that's what you have pledged to do. what exactly do you mean by reset? got a, a m. you get to a place where your a telephone or your computer program becomes corrected and if he uses you need to reset so that

met survivors and local law enforcement officers who attended the same north korea, neither came, joan own has overseen a successful test of a new intermediate range hypersonic ballistic missile. that's according to state media is set to flown at 12 times the speed of sound before hitting the target of the countries east coast drunk claims. the missile codes quote, effectively penetrate any defense barrier. south korea's anti corruption. investigators are seeking a new arrest warrant for the impeach president june. so if you'll, after the last one expires on monday, investigate is failed to take him into custody. following his stand off with the president security service last week, you and has refused to comply with prosecutors over his short lifting position of muscle low. in december, the remains hold up in his residence, surrounded by hundreds of guns. supporters and opponents have both been rallying up some fabia and fetch my is following the story for us. and so he has the latest on what's been happening in the standoff or yeah, president you. so if you're or the suspended presid

focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies and restoring free expression on our platforms. joan donovan is an expert on this information. she told us more about mark soccer birds decision. it wasn't surprised at all that they're rolling back. fact checking. one of the things that i think did surprise some people was that sucker bird took a trip down to morrow alonzo. and then came back and promptly made a $1000000.00 donation to trump's integration fund. and now what we're seeing is the rolling back of policies that were specifically instituted to deal with the political suppression that trump was having on the us public by lying to them at scale using meta products as well as twitter and youtube and other social media platforms. in the us as a que sedans r s. s militia of genocide saying it has systematically murdered and raped members of certain ethnic groups and are for the by new administration has imposed sanctions on r. s. f leader. the home of the hunt on dogwood saying he bears responsibility for the actions of his finders. tens of thousands have been killed and see done

>> brian: did joan jett cover it. >> ainsley: brian, day one. >> lawrence: starting off strong?the phone now jay giles. >> ainsley: let's get to work guys. >> brian: did you know that? >> steve: to be barks voice in my ear. fox weather alert. sixth million americans waking up to winter weather threats massive storm bringing heavy snow, a lot of ice, freezing cold temperatures from the midwest all the way now to the east coast. >> lawrence: at least half a dozen states calling for a state of emergency already. as the blizzard-like conditions wreak havoc on the roads. >> brian: they say more than 200,000 power outages from missouri to west virginia have already been reported this morning. and countless school closures are expected just as kids are ready to get back in the classroom. >> ainsley: we have team coverage this morning. senior meteorologist janice dean is standing by with the latest forecast. first we will go to kendall smith "fox news live" a snow filled kansas city this morning. kendall? >> good morning, ainsley. also just want to say big congratulations to you and sea

and joan claybrook, you know, was the woman who pushed through seatbelts and airbags and and, you know, so carter would and she wasn't the only sort of nader ite who was appointed there were literally dozens of them. and his whole point was that he wanted to, as a as president, he wanted to use his office in in the interest to protect consumers and, you know, this cut both ways. so you talk about airline deregulation. you know, this helped consumers. it allowed middle class americans to travel, but it also destroyed erupted big business and the airline industry opening up the big carrier to competition. so the business roundtable was initially opposed to it. it also alien hated labor unions because it made it difficult for the airline. the unions that represented airline workers to to keep their monopoly on power and such. so it was a populist program. schumer administration, that undercut some of the core constituencies of the liberal democratic base trade unions. so this is the paradox, another paradox of the carter presidency. yeah, it was interest time. i thought it was interesting

the brilliant writer joan didion moved to los angeles from new york at the peak of her writing career. she was from sacramento, so she knew a bit of what she was getting into in los angeles where she added screenwriting to her literary workload. and 57 years ago in slouching towards bethlehem, joan didion wrote, los angeles weather is the weather of catastrophe, of apocalypse, and just as the reliably long bitter winters of new england determine the way life is lived there, so the violence and the unpredictability of the santa ana affect the entire quality of life in los angeles. accentuate its impermanence, its unreliability, the wind shows us how close to the edge we are. thousands of people in los angeles have discovered this week that they were over the edge and they have gone over the edge into the oblivion of complete burnout. not just their burned down home, but their completely burned down street in their completely burned down neighborhood. and i remain among the lucky ones living on the edge. in my case, while i am here in new york city, my house is los angeles is on the edg

for several years. joan sheila was the middle, can groups ukrainian q rate to receiving monthly pounds for protection. the ukrainian, or for some of the officials help that told us with his rivals, the same type of call centres in cable operated by organized crime boss. yeah, go a book and live chunk of the look into live chunk of hits, the scheme from international drug costs, sales and the risk of oranges being issued to him in those russia and ukraine. according to unconfirmed reports isn't hiding in mexico because of the dollar store, the motor cannot do so still the issue is that the policy standard goes on. so okay, and you said it's all of those i've seen, but that disease control long did you learn things because the machine being and just saying yes or provide shot or so for the next on the course ends is deal to face shifting been and i'll being established and judge it gets done to the philippines, i'm sure lanka, a decision was taken to open new offices in most of the, to, to, to me sort of holding me up with 30, what kind of encourage you to them from a double mining goal.

for several years. joan sheila was the middleton groups, ukrainian q ready to receiving monthly pounds for protection, the ukrainian or for some of the official attempt to do with his rivals. the same type of call centres in cable operated by organized crime boss. yeah, go a book and left chink of the look into the object hits the human problem international drug costs, sales and the risk of oranges being issued to him in both russia and ukraine. according to unconfirmed reports, he's in hiding and mexico, pennsylvania to the dollar store. florida cannot do so strong on the issue is that the policy soon goes on to okay. and you said it was i've seen by that disease control long day. the told one thing is because of the shading being and just saying yes phones are, provides uh or system for that it needs to go. sensors deal to face shifting, been and i'll being established and judge it gets done to the philippines, i'm sure lanka, the decision was taken to open new offices in most of the things that are holding me up with 30. what kind of move forward you to them from the waiting goals?

joan loved her time. that's the second lady. and we have jimmy and rosalynn to thank for helping her champion. the public arts. and for just being so kind to her. these were good years for john and i. president carter and i. became very close friends. we often spent hours together throughout the day. we're working on real problems, not wasting time. the personal relationship we establish office continued throughout our life. carter was far side. he put aside his short-term political interests to tackle challenges that the man did sacrifice. to protect our kids and grandkids from future harm. very few people in the 1970's had heard the term climate change. carter put his presidency on the line to pass laws to comes to conserve energy, deregulate new oil and gas prices and invest in clean renewable alternatives to fossil fuels. it wasn't a perfect program. but thanks to president carter. u.s. energy consumption declined by 10%. between 1979 in 1983. in many ways, he laid the foundation for future presidents to come to grips with c

at far east's banquet include chef martin yan, olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi, and actress joan chen. the night market is free and will take place between 530 and 9 p.m. wednesday on grant avenue, and several streets will be closed, so taking public transit is encouraged. it's going to be a big event for sure. thank you. jia. an investigation underway tonight into a deadly shooting at an east oakland gas station. it happened at the valero gas station on east 12th street just before midnight. when officers arrived, they found a woman who had been shot. paramedics rushed her to the hospital, where she third homicide already thisity's year. a follow up now on the shooting death of a woman in the east bay. allegedly at the hands of her own husband. this happened february 2023. officers responded to a call about an assault on an off ramp in 580 in oakland, and when officers arrived, they found a woman shot dead. now, nearly two years later, the chp says late last night, detectives arrested her husband, nathaniel mccowan, facing a massive nearly $130 million budget deficit. oakland is

we asked him to describe joan murray depends legacy whether the i would say i'm joking that he's probably gonna lose he's. he's still throwing away because i would say that he's made that even was a to a to a or enough election. but afterwards, he gets a, i would say, having such an extreme low speed, it kind of speech that he couldn't get, probably elected the need at any time. and he's the completely understood it. and she even expense him from his own thoughts you 10 years ago. exactly. in august the 2015 and uh because he even the good thing that may be the messic of jews and just genocide of jews in germany had been the incident of the 2nd good. well, he wouldn't commit to say it, but it was a genocide. so he's not the warranty to be an extra drug and she understood that she had to expend him somehow and to get 3. does this exaggeration. emmanuel macro is phasing criticism phase. reason comments defending the presence of french troops in africa. francis, in the process of withdrawing troops from chaz in several other countries. the french president sparked a backlash from several afr

pero entonces al minuto 82 y al 82 iba a venir esta jugada donde joan iba a marcar entonces el 2 porores defensas centrales de la liga y con solo 22 años de edad ya es un constante en las convocatorias de selección nacional. orozco llega a compra definitiva por 4 millones de dólares, más el pase de luis romo a chivas. y hablando de chivas, el chicote le tiró un dardo a su ex equipo. escuchemos. creo que necesitaba un cambio y cuando se me presenta la oportunidad de cruz azul, creo que no lo dudé, pero el proyecto deportivo que hay me llamó mucho la atención y es eso. creo que aquí es una gran institución, es un equipo muy grande y vengo comprometido a dar mi máximo. por eso podría dar otro batacazo con otro refuerzo. eso lo tendremos a las 11. aquí los deportes walz domina la acción fue presentado por toyota. cuando la aventura llama toyota vamos a estar hablando de esto y más a partir de hoy en vivo a las 11. ahora hablemos de la oficina del servicio postal de estados unidos que celebra el año lunar 2025 con una nueva estampilla. vamos a verla. ahí la están revelando. fue este marte

and once the prime minister has selected, it's that joan to form a new government supposes as the impeach, south korean president union. so people have gathered in the capital, sold hundreds outside the presidential palace, again cooling for an end to the proceedings against him. union was impeached a month ago now, often declaring martial law in the country at decisions that led to the 1st arrest warrant against the 16 president in south korean history. a coal hearing is scheduled for tuesday, but unions lawyer says he will be attending a speak to patrick for keys live in the south korean capital sold for us. so patrick, the crisis continues to drago on what is the latest on the arrest warrant for the president ahead of tuesday's impeachment trial? well, we still don't have any indication whatsoever. it full when any 2nd arrest attempt might take place. but as you say, a we know now the present june is refusing to appear before the constitutional court for his impeachment trial on tuesday. so the question really is, he's not going to have any bearing on when this arrest warrant is execut

uh, in 2025 joan. and have you put yourself in utah? well, what are the great things about? i haven't bought this car? no. well, one of the great things about the north american international auto show is that you can get in these cars and trail cars from various makers. if you like one you can go out and buy them. that's apparently what my friend melinda here is doing. he just climbed into the car. since we started doing this. good luck. you liked the car? yeah, it's amazing. all right, this is so one of the big winners here is being electric vehicles in the sense that they're being heavily featured here. among the cars of the year was the honda civic hybrid you. you've got the ford ranger, which was the truck of the year. and then you got the vw, paul electric bus called the buzz. so electric vehicles are really popular here. they're being featured, but there really aren't enough charging stations across the us. so companies like toyota are focusing on the hybrid vehicles like this rabbit for. and i've got someone here, we can talk a little more about this and explain what

the the more details of the joan, the las vegas, cyber truck plus spaces. as this reveals the saw spect emails were tied officer exposing us. so let me climb, gather stone. also leaving behind notes explaining the facts. he says, fellow service members, veterans, and all americans tend to wake up if we are being led by we can speak with leadership while we start to enrich themselves. scholars is, house ministry says 59 people have been killed by is really strikes over the past 24 hours as the us problem, sending them back to the breaks down into this message to the slave earlier. and then for students who stays until the end of the story, the we did the eclipse event, but the control for paul, germany in cross extend the hand of friendship is to be used towards the deluxe. visit the new government in damascus. but its ties all labeled with conditions and context. the hello and welcome talk to international. we have the news that matches and we bring it to life. much details here we must go. thanks beginning in this set. we're going to start with some update

east's banquet include chef martin yan, olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi, and then also actress joan chen. that's phenomenal. all right, it's going to be great. all right, let's turn things over t to our favorite because he is bringing in some sunshine back for us. jacklyn luu. yeah, we're getting that storm out of here. i know we're doing what we can as we head through that first weekend of 2025, and we have this area of high pressure. it just sounds good, right? 2025 high pressure moving that storm track off to the north. so no storm system saturday or sunday, but it's going to create some relatively calm conditions at the surface. and that will help the chance for some fog to form. right now, those current visibilities do show things, reducing a bit in morgan hill to two and a half miles, and we're also down to three miles in livermore. certainly the worst over modesto right now a quarter mile. let me get you more details on that as we head through your weekend microclimate forecast. and here we are 7:00 in the morning. it's not extremely bad, but just be on the lookout for those

east's banquet include chef martin yan, olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi, and then also actress joan chen. that's phenomenal. all right, it'ss going tbe great. all right, let's turn things over to our favorite because he is bringing in some sunshine back for us. jacklyn luu. yeah, we're getting that storm out of here. i know we're doing what we can as we head through that first weekend of 2025, and we have this area of high pressure. it just sounds good, right? 2025 high pressure moving that storm track off to the north. so no storm system saturday or sunday, but it's going to create some relatively calm conditions at the surface. and that will help the chance for some fog to form. right now, those current visibilities do show things, reducing a bit in morgan hill to two and a half miles, and we're also down to three miles in livermore. certainly the worst over modesto right now a quarter mile. let me get you more details on that as we head through your weekend microclimate forecast. and here we are 7:00 in the morning. it's not extremely bad, but just be on the lookout for those pat

and 57 years ago, in slouching toward bethlehem, joan didian wrote los angeles weather is the weather of catastrophe. of apocalypse. just as the reliably long bitter winters of new england determine the way life is lived there, so the violence and the unpredictability of the santa ana affect the entire quality of life in los angeles. accentuate its unpermanence. the wind shows us how close to the edge we are. thousands of people in los angeles discovered this week they were over the edge. and they have gone over the edge into the oblivion of complete burnout. their burned down street and their burned down neighborhood. and i remain among the lucky ones living on the edge. my house in los angeles is right on the edge of the fire. fire trucks have been on my street most of the last 24 hours hoping to hold the line at or near my street. if the winds decide to blow more strongly in my direction. it is not up to the fire. what happens to my house or any house in los angeles is not up to the fire. tonight, our homes in los angeles if they will survive is entirely up to the wind. and santa a

though joan herself is well, if we move her to another area, there's a potential that she's going to the south warwickshire area. we have never done this though before. we've just declared a critical incident. it's helped the staff understand we know this is abnormal, what is happening. it isn't right, what is happening, and we're all trying to pull together. evening. how are you all? as raj comes back on shift, difficult decisions are coming down the line. what we�*re contemplating is somebody who�*s had a heart attack in the last two or three days, we might be putting him in the waiting room. but there is some good news. they�*ve given the all clear and there�*s no infection. so what do you think about that? 0h, fantastic news. hugh pym, bbc news, warwick hospital. and as part of "your voice, your bbc news", we want to hear your experience of the winter pressures on the nhs. head to the bbc news website to find out how to get in touch with your story. the state funeral of the former us presidentjimmy carter has been held at washington�*s national cathedral. he died last month at th