joey: yeah.to amend my argument just real quick because evita's very -- she was the better or ray to have -- orator. charlie: very per if swaysive. joey: this is the law. the supreme court has upheld this law, so president trump can't just come in and say i don't want to abide by the law. that's what biden's doing with the border right now. so we can't say, hey, we need a president who respects law and order and then ask him not to respect law and order. the argument is with congress because they pushed the through with the funding bill because they wanted to get money to ukraine, and americans weren't privy to it when it happened. members of congress weren't. so it's this bipartisan, nonpartisan bill because it was the attached, like pork is, to funding for ukraine, and the real gripe i have is with congress for passing it this way to begin with. all i'm saying is there is a security threat. tiktok is owned by china. congress should have done a better job at the solution they created and maybe,

joey, let's talk about that.ization, you are talking about, as jessica points out, this was an american citizen, but how much easier is it for someone to perpetrate acts like this if they've already been radicalized, if they have found a weakness of the southern border, and this is essentially a road map for them, i think that's what a lot of people are scared about. >> joey: listen come a here. number one, complacency absolutely kills. we talk about the barriers. they had to replace the hydraulic mechanism so i can you put something static there, concrete. >> kennedy: a co like they do in times square. >> joey: not just affect the dawgs are playing in the sugar bowl right now, but they have played in the sugar bowl several times in the last handful of years. i was there in 2019 to watch them play in the sugar bowl. the reason i bring it up as i have a lot of friends -- i don't have a buddy who doesn't have a new year's in new orleans story. it is a part of our culture. it is a part of who we are. i got a lot of

mickie gave it to joey. he took out the diamonds and had them made into his bride's shiny new engagement ring. mickie knew kelly wasn't going to like that. i said, she's going to have a fit when she finds out. joey says, well, mom, i'll go get some zirc-- zircon-- zircon-- how do you say it? zirconia. yeah, put in. and maybe she won't know. i said-- i said, ok. so we did that. josh mankiewicz: that's right. they swapped out the diamonds for cubic zirconia. i returned the ring. the phony ring? yeah, and joey got the diamonds. so-- wait a minute, how can you do that to your daughter? because i know she didn't need it. josh mankiewicz: you can probably guess what happened next. kelly figured it out. and when she did, she was not happy, not at all. she felt kind of betrayed, i think. well, joey needed it. he's more important. well, at that particular time, he needed the ring. and i was sorry i had given it to kelly because if i still had it, there wouldn't have been a problem. josh mankiewicz: problem is putting

joey, send it over to you. >> joey: thank you, griff. trump says democrats are install the key picks of his party to be smar confidence in his cabinet. >> we have great nominees. work very well as you know. one of them are being thought of very highly, just about all of them. i think we are going to do very well. >> joey: joining us now to weigh in editor at the washington examiner kayleigh mcgee white. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me here. >> joey: 43 democrats, 53 republicans. fairly new rules of confirming a cabinet nomination of a simple majority. it seems like republicans have the upper hand even if they lost 3. j.d. vance the deciding factor. talk about getting nominations cabinet picks through. is it as much what the accurate are going to do or maybe what the republicans are going to do. >> we know senate democrats are going to try to obstruct. that's not really the problem. the problem is whether senate republicans are going to fall for democrats obstructionism. as you mentioned, they have the super majority

>> joey: yeah, real quick.laining to our viewers what we are discussing here. there are some semantics over what is terrorism. there is definition are you trying to enact political change? then there is this idea are you just trying to terrorize people? i think really why this matters is that someone who was inspired to go create terror on his own or is he inspired by someone or is he working in concert with someone? and i would imagine, quickly, you would handle those two scenarios differently. >> absolutely. and here's the i shouldn't be as critical as i am being right now. in a dynamic situation like this. where you have a mass casualty, you know, information and then disseminate it in a form that that is understandable and legitimate it's a challenge perspective of the mayor and chief of police and -- here's the thing. >> griff: it is a challenge with a lot of unanswered questions, lt. randy sutton. got leave it there. thank you for joining us for your insights and tragedy unfolding in new orleans. we will

joey: getting to news.sident elect trump gearing up for pre-inauguration events tonight and swearing in ceremony moved indoors for the first time in decades. charlie: david spunt live outside of the capitol with details of trump's inauguration. david. reporter: well, i think a lot of people will be happy this might be inside because it's going to be so cold on monday. the weather is terrible outoutside right now in washington. while things are changing still, secret service and other agencies are preparing for large crowds. going to video of the fences being set up. these are anti-climb fences and they've been set up since earlier this week, about five days now they've been up and anti-climb faces made of several layers and around before and long after the inauguration back in 2021 because of the attack on l the capitol. however, they should be down at some point next week and signs seen all over the national mall to warn people to keep out. the fbidc and park police on hand and we joined them at training f

>> joey: then shot himself and got blown up. >> jessica: fuel canisters. >> joey: there were fuel canisters>> judge jeanine: i just want to say one more thing. the fbi said there is no definitive link between this and las vegas and new orleans. meanwhile, they are both former military, both veterans. they came from the same base, fort bragg. they both rent electric trucks from the same company -- that no one is ever heard of -- and they both served in afghanistan. >> joey: can i just say real quick was not fort bragg is a huge army base -- >> judge jeanine: i know that. what is with the electric vehicle and the fact they run from this place no one ever heard of? >> jessica: tyrus has heard of it. >> tyrus: people with bad credit, suspended driver's license, people who pay more, it is one of those kind of rental places. it is not hurts and avis or whatever. usually lower economic people who can't necessarily go in and get a good credit check to rent a car. the more we talk about this, johnny, the more i feel like the two are connected, but they are different. because this feels more like a p

joey: no. talk to to you about president trump's second inauguration speech that he's going to be giving on monday. it's going to be held indoors, as you know, because of the cold weather. what do you make of these last minute changes, but more importantly, what do you think his message is going to be this time? >> yeah. i think we think about the last time 40 years ago when we had an indoor inauguration and it was ronald reagan's second inaugural, that's not the one people remember as much. the first one is the one people talk about his discussion of everyday heroes and how we're too great a country for small dreams. but the second inaugural was also a beautiful message, very hopeful, of course, very patriotic talking about the greatness of america. and i think donald trump this time around may be a little more positive maybe than the first time around. maybe a few more reagan echoes in this speech than in that first one which was kind of a harsh critique, perhaps well deserved -- [laughter] o

>> joey: got to love lucas.klash comes as the fbi and dhs issued a joint warning urging americans 18,000 law-enforcement agencies to be on alert for copycats influenced by the terror attack on bourbon street. meanwhile, speaker mike johnson is calling out the biden administration for forcing the fbi to not bar ties to the right things. >> for four years now, the biden administration has taken its eye off the ball. they did not prioritize, in our view, the right things, and the fbi was off doing all of these various sundry things, putting their emphasis and their eye on conservative catholics and concerned parents at school board meetings and all of these other things. they tried to convince us that the greatest threat to the homeland was racially motivated extremism? >> joey: judge, is it actually white supremacy, or like a speaker says, conservative catholics and concerned parents, that the biden administration has focused and turned into what they say is a great threat? >> judge jeanine: well, i think anyone w

greet have joey here in studio. joey: her name is rachel.its right here. >> in washington dc getting ready to warm up the place for all the festivity this is week. rachel: yeah, it's arnett exciting weekend. you guys mentioned in the introduction, whether has become part of the headline in the inauguration moving things indoors. a lot of people upset and they came from all over, and they wanted to see the parade, they wanted to be out there in that moment, so it looks like people are going to be moved indoors to the arena and watching it on the screen. has people bummed out but probably was good for safety. joey: not putting it past trump for late may, after memorial day or right before, have another parade or celebration, he's good at that and has a special coordinator for events and activities we announced a couple weeks ago. we'll see what happens there. charlie: one of the fun things about inaugurations is watching how people dress up to fight the cold. i was looking forward to seeing everybody in the ridiculous outfits and giant snow su

♪ ♪ three little birds ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> joey: right into a fox news alert.lead after new year tragedy unfolds in new orleans. >> griff: 10 dead and 30 hospitalized including two police officers after a man piled his truck through a crowd of people celebrating the start of 2025. >> alexis joins us with what we know so far. >> you guys were watching what was going on and so was everybody waking up in new orleans. there may be more questions than answers as they wake up in 2025. new orleans police confirmed fbi will take over this investigation and pull up the video. live camera there from the crew describing chaotic situation. i don't know if you have been to this area bourbon street, it is packed for every event, especially for what was going on new year's. this happened 3:00 in the morning. starting mass casualty situation. 10 killed and 30 injured when someone drove their car into that crowd on bourbon street in new orleans. there have been conflicting reports from police on what happened. is it a terrorist attack? is it not? breaking news is breaking news,

bring in our own joey jones retireddist marine bomb tech.d morning, bro. >> lawrence: let's talk about these ieds on the scene that the suspected killer used. what does it even take to put those around the city? >> if we are taking at value the face terms used something like a pipe bomb, they also said that they were wired for remote detonation. the thing that people need to understand that pipe bombs are specific but they are very easy. you are take black powder or smokeless powder what people reload bullets used in fireworks. incredibly easy to get ahold of and put it in hardened container. need containment similar to detonation and sometimes detonation. usually using some sort of fuse. think like you light a fire work burns and then blows up. for him to make it remotely detonated that means it has to be detonated electronically. takes a special part of a bomb to do that and not easy to get ahold of. very difficult to make things like dry air make it difficult to insert in an ied and for the bomb maker to employ it. situation of how likely

joey? >> yes. >> all right. alicia? have the oval office rug -- >> that was a different rug. >> there was a picture. >> i can't see that. my glasses on i'll continue to be -- >> doctor nicole saphier and in this case contrarian is wrong. >> like in this oval office -- one of the popular presidents you keep the rug it is good karma. third question. did trump have a portrait of andrew jackson in his oval office during his first term? we're going to go to nick coal first so she doesn't have to play contrarian this time. >> i want joey to go first. >> i'm going to say -- >> control over this answer -- >> saying no. >> no as well although a lot of nice things specifically about andrew jackson to say often. >> i'm going to say yes -- >> i am. because you want to or because you feel different answer -- >> somebody has to say yes. >> and the answer is -- camera reveal everybody please -- yes. >> there we go as a matter of fact. >> alicia coming out ahead. >> i'm officially -- yeah. beginner middle ground loser. >> fantasy footb

joey, stay with us. we appreciate you coming on the media show.rt with the issue of trust. when you have a big brand like reuters, which is widely known, widely trusted, is there a risk there that brings some complacency because you think, "i've "got a head start here"? yeah, thank you, it's great to be back. so, first of all, before i answer your question, there'sjust a couple of things that i think i'd like to highlight in the conversation that's just "look, i apologise. "i meant to say this, i and this is what it is." and from that, my audience then understands that, - that like, "he's got - the best interest in mind. "he's not just spewing l information to get views "and clicks". joey, stay with us. we appreciate you coming on the media show. alessandra galloni from reuters — from thomson reuters, thank you very much for coming back on the programme. we always enjoy you coming on. i wonder where you start with the issue of trust. when you have a big brand like reuters, which is widely known, widely trusted, is there a risk there that brings so

fox news contributor johnny joey jones!gives liberals grief and provides a disaster relief a chef owner andrew gruel! she is very outspoken and mostly housebroken, "new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor kat timpf! before we get to some news stories let's do this. ♪ ♪ >> at greg's leftovers. >> greg: it is a leftovers were i read the jokes we did not use this week. is always it is my first time to read them so if they suck we will force joe machi to clean joe biden's toilet bowl with his toothbrush, his toothbrush! this week portraits were revealed for donald trump and j.d. vance. j.d. vance as you can see is porting the beard. that is the first appeared to be in the white house since michele. secretary of treasury has admitted that she smoked weed. you know who else admitted to smoking weed? her barber. she is still adorable. japan is telling the world's first toilet paper made from used diapers. i wish i thought of that, said one woman. a new study reveals which countries have the largest breast sizes as

joey. there's also something that he does in a lot of these situations. he takes the political world, which is phony, and he injects the real world into it because you couldn't get away with you couldn't get away with the countries you're doing in the real world, in your relationships with other people, like a contractor or a mafia. >> i mean, that's how regular americans have identified with a billionaire from new york the entire time. like he he speaks like we do in the sense of he says what we think. listen, you have the external revenue service. >> he says he's going to offset it. basically what he says is he's going to raise so much money with that that he can get rid of income tax. yes. >> and i don't know if the numbers work out. >> it's how tariffs used to be. >> but this is what i'll tell you. >> i look at trump and the things he's done in his life similar to mine. >> i work in politics. >> he's president. >> i run the bench at fox news. >> he had a hit television show for ten year

joey, stay with us. we appreciate you coming on the media show.nder where you start with the issue of trust. when you have a big brand like reuters, which is widely known, widely trusted, is there a risk there that brings some complacency because you think, "i've "got a head start here"? yeah, thank you, it's great to be back. so, first of all, before i answer your question, there'sjust a couple of things that i think i'd like to highlight in the conversation that's just come... sure. ..which the other — which the other guests sort of highlighted. one is that consensus does not necessarily mean truth, and i think that's an important point. and the second one is that our experience with fact—checkers, you know, many legacy news organisations have increased their fact—checking teams — i mean, you know, the bbc has as well — and our experience has been very positive, that it has been enhancing of trust and of our ability to put truth out into the world. so, just to sort of follow... well, as you bring it up, then, what do you make of mark zuckerberg'

my grandmother said no, joey, spread it. let's go spread the faith, ok? bless you all and may god protect our troops. >> please remain in your seats until the president and the president's metal recipients have departed the east room. ♪ ♪ [playing

. >> joining us now to discuss, cnn legal analyst joey jackson. joey, good morning to you. lay it all out this way. what was your reaction? i mean, this is the biggest criminal investigation in the justice department's history, and now it's all been thrown away. >> yeah, kasie, good morning to you. it certainly wasn't a secret being kept by the incoming and now president trump. certainly was not a surprise. having said that, it is a significant blow to our legal system and our legal institutions. you know, we have institutions that prosecute people, and we have juries that convict people. it's not a judge that convicts. it is not a politician that convicts. it's not a prosecutor who runs the agency that convicts. it's a jury, having heard all of the evidence. so as a practitioner and someone who participates in trials, does trials, and who has a great deal of reverence for our legal system, it is concerning. it is upsetting. in many ways, it's disheartening. >> joey, what is your -- is there a difference in your mind between the sort of non- violent offenders here and the v

joey jackson joins us now. joey, good morning.et to see this? >> reporter: so verything's possible, kasie. good morning to you, but certainly a case that jack smith worked on, a prosecution he worked on for a period of time. there's a public imperative to release it at least to congress. i think you may see its release with significant redactions meaning things that are taken out of the report really pertaining to the codefendants in the case, right? because trump is not going to face prosecution, and of course, the judge overseeing the case, right? said, hey. special counsel doesn't have authority. all the cases are dismissed, but÷÷we know as it relates to the other codefendants even though trump is not involved, right? there's an appeal to that, and ÷÷if you release this information, boy would they be prejudiced and÷÷how would they get a fair trial with all this information out there? like everything, it'll be subject to controversy and there's a major race against the clock because who controls the justice department now? biden

christina. >> joey horta, live in the city tonight. joey. enjoy the fireworks. can ring in the new year with a look at san francisco's fireworks show. from the comfort of your living room tonight, just tap into the fox local app at midnight for a live stream of our celebration. after downloading the free app on your smartphone or smart tv, just select ktvu. rain failed to get in the way of new york city's new year's eve ball drop. but a wet crowd rang in the new year. in times square, crowds from that party are beginning to thin out this hour. fox's connor hanson explains, it takes a whole lot of law enforcement coordination to keep a crowd this size safe. [music] >> thousands rushed to take their place in new york's iconic times square. hours before new year's eve, celebrations were set to begin. >> everyone said that i shouldn't come, but i don't care. i've never done it, so i really want to. >> first time we woke up at 3 a.m. in the morning to be here at six. >> the more than a century old tradition drawing spectators from around the world. >> best place in t

my grandmother said no, joey, spread it. let's go spread the faith, ok? bless you all and may god protect our troops. >> please remain in your seats until the president and the president's metal recipients have departed the east room. ♪ ♪ [playing "god bless america"] >> witness democracy in action with c-span, experience history as it unfolds with c-span's live coverage this january as republicans take control of both chambers of congress and a new chapter begins with the swearing in of the 47 president of the united states. on friday, don't miss the opening day of the 119 congress. watch the election of the house speaker, the swearing in of new members of congress in the first-ever leadership for south dakota's john thune as the new senate majority leader. on munyan, january 5 come alive from the house chamber, would his vice president, harris preside over the certification of electoral college boat where the historic session will officially confirm donald trump as the winner of the 2024 presidential election, and on january 20, tune in for live, all-da

joey, in our newsroom tonight. joey. thank you. the port of san francisco says fresh dungeness crab will go on sale to the public beginning this sunday. since 2021, crabbers have been permitted to sell directly from their vessels in the inner and outer lagoons of fisherman's wharf. city officials are encouraging people to support local crabbers and fishermen, and kick off the new year with a beloved san francisco tradition. information on participating vessels and their locations will be available on the port of san francisco's website. >> coming up tonight, paypal slapped with a new lawsuit the allegations that the company violated u.s. civil rights laws. >> plus, president elect donald trump will be sentenced in one week in his hush money trial. >> and san francisco getting ready to usher in a new mayor. the preparations already underway across th accuses paypal of discriminating against asian americans. according to reuters, paypal announced an investment program in 2020 to support black and minority owned businesses. an asian a

ctina. >> joey. live for us tonight in oakland. joey. thank you. >> new at ten vallejo police are vestigating a deadly shooting thatapped on new year's eve. police were notified after a man arridt a hospital for treatment for a gunshot wound. they learned that the man was shot on kemper street near iffi drive. he later died of s injury. the man'same has not yet been released. ts was the city's 25th homicide of 2024. anyone with information is asked to contact vallejo pd. also new at ten a new year's eve fireworks explosion in honolulu killed three women and critically injured 20 other people. the accident happened just before midnight inside the carport of a home near honolulu airport. from this photo, you can see the size of the massive explosion. officials said a bundle of fireworks fell over onto its side after it was lit, and set off crates containing other fireworks. first responders said the injuries were like those from a war zone. hawaii's governor called for a crackdown on illegal fireworks. >> we no longer live in a climate in

my grandmother said no, joey, spread it. let's go spread the faith, ok?less you all and may god protect our troops. >> please remain in your seats until the president and the president's metal recipients have departed the east room. ♪ ♪ [playing . a motorcade will go to atlanta for a stop at the state capitol and then onto the family home in plains. sunday and monday the former will lie and propose -- in repose in atlanta. tuesday the family travels to the family capital and washington, d.c. where he will lie in the capital rotunda and the public can pay their respects starting at 7:00 p.m. tuesday evening. wednesday he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol and then be transported thursday to washington cathedral for a funeral service. later in the day, he will make his last trip home to be buried at the carter family home in georgia. we will show these events on the c-span network, on c-span.org, and on c-span now. >> washington journal. our form involving you to discuss the latest issues and politics, and public policy from washington and across the cou

appreciate it. >> sandra: joey bill hemmer coanchor. thank you very much.s as we report that a deal could be happening. we will see if one is ultimately goes through. netanyahu's office reads in part, "the details are unresolved at this hour but they hope the details will be finalized tonight." >> john: the tone that joey and john were delivering is the right one. i think everybody should just slow your roll for now because until hostages come out of gaza on buses alive, there is no reason for israel to celebrate. i think the outgoing president and the incoming administration, i think they have huge incentive to get this deal done now, especially with inauguration day next monday. there have been many comparisons what ronald reagan did january 20, 1981, bringing american hostages out of iran and parallels with that. until, they are hostages that are alive, confirmed alive, and on ambulances leaving because of. there is no reason to celebrate some sort of deal here. the deal yesterday suggested that israel needs to accept a palestinian authority that would g

joey jones, as always, good to see you. thank you so much. >> bill: nice to see you, joey. 24 past. get ready opening bell. moments away on wall street. tech stocks trying to rebound after a chinese startup sent investors scrambling in a big way, 600 billion on paper. ist adds up, doesn't it? president trump speaking to house republicans at their annual retreat. how they plan to pass a sweeping agenda with narrow majorities in congress. talk to the conference chairwoman how difficult this might be in a moment. >> the days of america being walked all over are long gone, thanks to president trump. at newday usa, we've been granted automatic authority by the va, to make our own loan decisions. credit challenges? missed a payment? at newday we're five times more likely to give those veteran families the cash they need. because you're more than just a credit score... you're an honored veteran. no one approves veterans like newday usa. call now: 1-844-980-2903. >> president trump: the release of deep seek a.i. from a chinese company should be a wake-up call for our industries that we need

joey jackson for us this morning. joey, thanks very much for being with us.e a good weekend, my friend. okay. >> thanks. you too. >> all right. today, senators will vote on pete hegseth nomination to be secretary of defense. but not all republicans are on board. republican senators lisa murkowski and susan collins joining democrats, saying that they will vote against his nomination. senator murkowski telling cnn this, quote, i evaluated not only what was out there publicly, but everything that's been out there. his responses and hearings, all of what was in front of us. and i came to the conclusion that he lacks the strength of character and good judgment, that in all departments, we need to have, but most particularly in the department of defense. senator susan collins, also voicing her opposition to hegseth by saying in part, this quote, i'm not convinced that his position on women serving in combat roles has changed. his earlier comments suggested he thinks women shouldn't be able to serve in combat. he's also faced several allegations, including sexual as

our own reporter joey horta went up to the front door. talk to him about the raid, asked him about it, but he declined to comment. we spoke to san leandro mayor won gonzales about what his reaction is and what message he has for residents. >> know that there's been fair amount of activity by the fbi. and to be very i was not surprised or shocked because of these things happen. we do have fbi visits to to folks. so we don't know with the fbi is doing and has been doing by visiting his home. we also know that we presume that all residents all people are innocent until proven guilty. but setting that aside, i think the message for all right. we want to bring it back here in the studio. again, the breaking news is that press conference is underway right now with the fbi outlining this indictment against former oakland mayor sheng thao. let's listen >> including the mayor. the former mayor of oakland, sheng thao with various bribery offenses. in addition to former mayor thao, the indictment charges andrea jones is described in the indictment.

joey, good morning to you. were you at all surprised about this, especially the fact that amy coney barrett, who was tapped by trump for her slot on the court, sided with the liberals and chief justice john roberts in this decision. >> yeah, casey, good morning to you. you know, from a legal perspective, i was not surprised. from a political perspective, i was what am i speaking about from a legal perspective? this decision is right on the merits. and that's where courts should be in terms of it impairing his ability to conduct his transition. it's trump. i speak of. we see him there. it does very little. he's appearing for a brief appearance. the judge has already indicated casey that he's not getting jail time or anything else, and it allows mr. trump to proceed in his appeals. and so that's proper with respect to any errors made by the trial court judge that can be handled in the normal course of an appeal, as anyone could. so from a legal perspective, i thought the decision very brief is right on the law fr

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crawford's joey horta on the story for us live in san leandro with what we know so far. joey? >> well, good morning. got this is the neighborhood. the councilman lives in and the city of san leandro confirms that the fbi served a search warrant at his home here. in fact, here's what we know. spokesperson. >> from the fbi telling us that agents conducted court authorized law enforcement activity right here on below street on wednesday. so far, that's all the fbi will tell us. so we're still working to confirm exactly why agents search the councilman's home. but here's what we know about as of 8, 0, he's a foreman for sheet metal workers he represented represents rather district 2 and is involved with multiple government agencies, including serving on the board of directors for the alameda county waste management authority recall last year fbi raided the home of now former oakland mayor sheng thao. details are sealed. but a recent court filing make several allegations suggesting that wong family who own california waste solutions funded negative campaign fliers against house opp

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joey horta kron. 4 news. joey, thank you very much. >> 802, is the time. and the alameda county board of supervisors is holding a special meeting today to select finalists to be interviewed for the district attorney position, the finalists then will be publicly interviewed on january 21st. and then the board will select someone to fill the position before and until the next election, which is in 2026. the chosen candidate be formally appointed on january 28th, by the way, royal roberts who is currently turns serving as the in durham district attorney says he's not interested and the permanent shop 803. and happening now, police in antioch are looking for the driver who struck and killed a woman and then took off after a crash at wilbur avenue. it happened around 6 o'clock tuesday night. the driver left after the collision. police are asking anyone who might have information to come for us. they can find them. >> and there you see parents in pacifica rallying against the proposed closure of ocean shore. great school. the district says it's facing a 3 millio

joey horta kron, 4 news. thank you, joey. >> okay. now let's turn to another big story today. the city of millbrae set to hold a vote of no confidence against controversial san mateo county sheriff christina corpus and the resolution part of the actions that have been taken against her in recent weeks. and kron four's will tran is live in millbrae with more on that. well. they will vote tonight duryea at 7 o'clock. i'm no confidence or confidence, but it really doesn't matter. >> how they vote. the fact that it's on the agenda, it doesn't look good for her, especially since she's already embattled now, the sheriff, she's still in office but come march 4th. that could change. and here's the reason why. yes, no confidence does not help her cause, but come march 4th, the voters of mateo county, they could decide in a special election to give the county board of supervisors authorization to allow them and there are 5 of them to allow them to decide whether or not she should stay in office as sheriff of this county, she is embattled accused of many things, including racism, homopho

joey horta kron. 4 news. >> all right. excellent update. joey, thaak you very much. it's 09:00:02am. and the alameda county board of supervisors holds a special meeting today to select finalists to be interviewed for the position of district attorney. the finalists will be publicly interview january. e board will then select someone to fill in the position from now until the election, which is 2026, the chosen candidate will be appointed on january 28th, by the way, royal roberts who's currently the interim da says he has no interest and running for the formal position 903, is the time right now, james. well, just days after the closure of 2 fire stations in the oakland hills of fire has left a home now in that area destroyed. you can see it was pretty intense. >> crews were called to this fire early in the morning just after 1 o'clock yesterday morning. thankfully, nobody was hurt. nobody was inside actually because this home was vacant and under renovation at the time. but firefighters say it took them longer to respond because the city of oakland recently shut dow

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joining us now is cnn legal analyst joey jackson. joey, i'm glad to see you as one of three tigers.there. ra. i do appreciate you taking time on january 2nd to to talk us through this. all right. so this lawsuit is asking for $250 million from the new york times and new york times says look we believe in our reporters. we did our due diligence. what is it going to take in this lawsuit. like what are his chances here? >> yeah, sarah, good to be with you. happy new year to you and to all. of course, you know, any case always turns on its facts. and it's not enough to sue a newspaper outlet or anyone else for that matter, because you don't like the nature of the coverage, or that you were not necessarily presented in the manner in which you would like the legal standard is that he would have to show that his. mr. baldoni, as we look at him there, and blake lively, that the times published the article with actual malice. what does that mean in english? what it means is that the new york times had knowledge with respect to the falsity of the claims that they were publishing, or actually

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cnn legal analyst joey jackson joins us live now. joey, good morning. what do you make of jd vance's defense there? >> casey. >> good morning. >> to you. >> the answer is not much. >> he also. >> that is, the vice president followed that up by. indicating that the january 6th rioters were denied due process. i'm not sure exactly what he's talking about. obviously, there's a political imperative, right? he was inconsistent. that is the vice president was his boss. and so now he has to backpedal and somehow justify intellectually the messaging that it was okay. right. just to pardon everyone, he talked about the denial of due process. what are you talking about? due process is notice and an opportunity to be heard in any prosecution. the prosecutor indicates what the charges are to those being charged, and then you have the right to defend yourself. in this case, that is exactly what occurred. no one was denied due process. everyone was given an opportunity to have a lawyer. either that you choose yourself or that's appointed to you. and at the end of the

joey horta kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's talk weather here as we get a live look above san francisco on a friday night and the perfect person to address the weather issues. yeah, we got a lot of those we're talking about fires. we've got some cold weather that will be breaking across much of the country. in fact. >> maybe some of the coldest temperatures this january and it's been pretty cold across other parts of the country so far. things that are really get going. the good old arctic express going to be kicking in all these temperatures. boy, they're going plummet down south. you watch these numbers really begin to go as we take you into the weekend. start out on saturday. how about that? by tomorrow afternoon, your -6 degrees in fargo. but look at the cold temperatures. 20 degrees in which top 27 in norman, 41 in dallas. and then it's going to get colder. we get into sunday. all that cold air continues to further south. you're talking 31 degrees for a high in atlanta by the following day. and then it continues to g

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