danity kane and cassie. you know, i put on my social media.ay a lot, but, you know, i just had to apologize. i'm sorry that you had to go through that by yourself. i wish we were closer. >> for dee woods, her time with danity kane came to a screeching halt when diddy fired her, along with fellow bandmate aubrey o'day, on the season finale of making the band four. >> based on a lot of things that i've heard, you're not really a happy camper in this situation. no. >> i don't think anyone has been happy. >> for a long. >> time in this situation. >> okay. so you could go to. >> are you. >> sure about that? i'm positive about that. >> in the docuseries, woods claims she saw what she says were inappropriate communications from diddy to aubrey prior to their firings. >> was there anyone you could have talked to about it? >> absolutely not. each other. >> there was no one to tell. >> because what were they going to do? so it's like, how do we survive this? >> diddy has denied all allegations against him in the documentary, his attorney telling abc new

jeff kane was cleared. done so many things that raised suspicion early on, ultimately he had an alibi that checked out. he clocked in and out of his job at boeing the day sandi went missing. colleagues had seen him there. and after work, he was with friends who vouched for him. finally, greg johnson was off the list. how well do you remember that moment where the police came to see you and said you're not a suspect anymore? i remember it very well. it was a relief. it was a good day for me, it really was. andrea canning: that left sandi's friend from work, cliff reed. cold case detective jim allen, now retired, decided to see if he could find some physical evidence tying cliff reed to the death of sandi johnson. it turned out the passage of time in the case gave police new tools. forensics had changed over the years. so there was the potential of testing a lot of things that wouldn't have been able to be tested back then for dna, specifically. they went back to where cliff reed had lived in 1996 all these y

is that tim kane? they exposed that incredible display of hypocrisy take a look at. >> the senator starts bring up the fact that what if you showed up drunk do your job. how many senators have shown up drunk to vote at night? have any of you guys ask him to step down and resign from the job? don't tell me you haven't seen it because i know you have. how many senators do you know have got a divorce before cheating on their wives. did you ask them to step down? no. but it's for show. you make sure you make a big show and point out the hypocrisy because the man has made a mistake. and you want to sit there and say he's not qualified, give me a joke. it is so ridiculous that you hold yourself as this higher standard and you forget you got to big plank in your eye. >> sean: the democratic party are filled with liars, hypocrites who will say and do anything for political power and above all else that's all they care about. they just hate trump, they hate his nominees no matter what. the good news tonight, th

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that's kane brown.a join us later. >> rebecca: a lot of people in this studio looking forward to that rematch, robin. we are also looking forward to catching up with eagles running back will shipley. had a great game. you saw that play. will reeve is with another big super bowl star this morning. neigh. [ laughter ] we're gonna hear from them in a bit. >> george: that will put a smile on your face. breaking news overnight. an agreement between the trump administration and colombia to hold a standoff that could have raised prices for americans on coffee and fresh flour ahead of valentine's day. senior political correspondent rachel scott is in miami, where trump is meeting with republican lawmakers. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. this was a tense standoff. a tit for tat between the united states and one of its important allies. but a senior administration tells me all of it was designed to send a very clear message, accepting deportation flights or face the consequences.

[laughter] >> i couldn't be more excited or grateful to fox i am so thrilled to do the will kane show0 involves i know i need to give you a good lead and i've had good models and good inspirations and i can't wait. >> congratulations you deserve it. >> thanks men think you. >> jesse: pete hegseth picked up a major endorsement for moments ago senator joni urich's announced she will vote yes to confirm him. senator ted cruz joins me now he will be confirmed right? >> yes, i believe pete hegseth we'll be confirmed i believe all of president trump's cabinet nominees are going to be confirmed. he going to see what you saw today a number of these hearings democrats put on a performance circus. they're going to yell and scream and stomp their feet been at the end of the day i think everyone of these nominees is going to be confirmed. and i want to commend the president i think the nominees he's put forward our extraordinary, they are committed. pete hegseth is a warrior he is served his nation he is a decorated combat veteran peer win he came back from active duty, he devoted his life to fig

our chase kane takes a closer lolook in our climate in crisis series. but before we head to break, we want to know what trending story would you like to see later on in this newscast? i have a survey up right now on my instagram, and you still have a little bit more time to vote for one of these stories. you see right here, world's top places changing how they serve water. angelina jolie and brad pitt reach settlement or monkey in a rolls-royce stopped in california. wll tell you alle' are just a little more than four hours away from ringing in the new year. you are looking at the ball that will drop at midnight. a couple of days ago, we showed you workers working on this ball, making sure once the clock hits 12, that ball will drop. if we saw a little earlier. so many people are already out there. we told you as well that if it is raining out the, people are not allowed to bring umbrellas. so you're going to see a lot of people in ponchos. thousands of people are already gathered out there. a lot more people are expected to watch the ball drop at times

our chase kane takes a closer look in our climate in crisis series. and temperatures are dropping right now. 47 in livermore and 53 in san francisco. we'll show you what to expect as we continue through tonight to get ready for 2025. i'll see you back here in a few minutes. tonight, the prison shakeup after the death of an inmate beaten by corrections officers. what new york's governor has to say. plus ringing in 2025. the thousands of hidden messages on the confetti to just a little more than five hours for 2024. it's almost behind us. bringing in the new year, though, means the return of a southern california tradition. yes, the 136 rose parade in pasadena. thousands of volunteers hard at work, putting the final touches on dozens of different floats. this year. they're centered around the theme best day ever. now, don't forget you can watch the rose parade right here on nbc bay area. you can stream it on peacock. today's hoda kotb and al roker are hosting, and it starts tomorrow at 8 a.m. now, speaking of the rose parade, organizers have been workin

it is going to be done —— it should have been done months ago from the harry kane that took place almostn treated very badly so we are stopping there and then down to los angeles. we will take a look at a fire that could have been put out if they let the water flow, but they didn't let the water flow. they still haven't for whatever reason so i think we are going to have an interesting time. i think many of you are down with us, if you would like to have a right in the plane, we would love to give it to you. donald trump there _ love to give it to you. donald trump there with _ love to give it to you. donald trump there with milani - trump there with milani alongside him. he was heading to north carolina and la. then we will keep you up to date. on monday, the world will mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz—birkenau. opened by the nazis in occupied poland in 19110 as a concentration and labour camp, it ulimately became the most notorious extermination camp. more than one million people were murdered there, the majority of them jews. the 27th january also marks holocau

to show the tow kane global conflict centers reach to europe is now pushing the germans straight to the point over this 1000000000 euro business is escalate the next on d. w channels instead of callous central kenya, many farmers have switched over a disastrous drought. and so hitting the country more and more often, camels are game changer in times of climate change. they would stand huge better than cattle. everything. their milk is highly value. and 60 minutes on d, w b on told story for details it just going to be find it here. repos every weekend on d, w. the, the bombings on the streets of germany for from one phillips, these copies of cones called t minus and melting. tonight, hydra exclusively, and then that's going to look intense, this be ever chevy the mafia kind of in, by kind of guns and this, that one gig gig. now i'm just going to then i'm so sure it's done from black male to kidnappings and torture. criminal gangs. have unleashed an unprecedented wave of drug related violence due to this class of criminals is so violent that human lives ultimately don't matter. you shoul

in 17 bundesliga games this season for eintract frankfurt — second only to england captain harry kane'sdeparts the etihad — kyle walker is leaving. he's moved to italy tojoin ac milan on loan until the end of the season. the deal includes an option to buy the defender in the summer. it was also revealed on thursday that manchester city have made an annual revenue of 708 million — according to analysis by deloitte. incredibly, that leaves them second with real madrid becoming the first football club to generate more than i billion euros in annual revenue after the 2023—24 season in which they won la liga and the champions league. paris saint—germain, manchester united, and bayern munich complete the top five. it is definitely significant. i think the growth in especially from the commercial and match day streams are really important. but what we're seeing as well is the ability to intersect sports, entertainment and culture all at once, which i think is really important for the future development of football clubs. and i think broadcast is definitely one of those streams that is historic

these two dogs, named kane and chester, wanted to go out, but they quickly had second thoughts i hearou. >> it took them less than 10s to decide to turn right around and go back inside the house longer than i would have lasted, you could say. >> they quickly learned there's no place like home are inside just a minute longer. and they would have been popsicles. >> oh, andrew's on a roll. okay. >> that's it. let's get to our first polka of the year. >> let's kick off the new year with a trip to exotic lisbon, portugal, where this video was recorded for us by the 24 robbers swing band. all it takes on foreign wars. >> all the weather. all the sports. that's the world news. polka. if you're an insomniac and a good night sleep you like, do the world news polka. it's late at night. you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants. so grab your world news now mug and everybody dance. >> have some fun. >> be a pal. every anchor guy and girl do the world news, polka. polka. polka. cares what the bosses think? they're a goofy crew. and if your neighbors call the cops is all you have to do when th

it might be someone else�*s by then, because i don't know, it may be harry kane or most solid —— mo salah is a big if because it takes into 3a years of age, if he does all of those things that he should have the premier league record goal—scoring lies. when he goes three or four games without scoring, he's bigger does than anyone else because of how good he is. he is used to that. that is something that has become accustomed to and that won't affect him, but he maybe has suffered as much as the city are suffering the season for various amounts of reasons. but they will be back and i'm hoping to say he will be back because when you look at the top of the goal—scoring charts, he is still up there. for him to put his name to a new contract for the manager to do that, and must give them confidence going forward and huge relief. we know that they have got charges and when that comes out, if it comes out, we really don't know what may happen or may not happen. but it would not surprise me if there were clauses in both the manager and players contracts because what will happen, if anything, then

my mother, joy kane, we watch every morning. so thank you.m. okay. >> good composer. >> good morning, joy kane. >> we're happy to have you with us. you are hilarious. watching that clip, you said i'm not dying or anything, am i? >> this is like, you know, your life is flashing before. like i haven't seen the world's greatest lover. the one with gene wilder in a million years. that's exciting. >> what do you think when you see that back and you look at your career in that way and see all you've. you've accomplished. >> i. the first word that comes into my mind is lucky. you know that i've been so lucky to work with so many great people and great scripts and directors and just we obviously want to talk about between the temples, but it's a perfect segue to a question i ask all of the women who are honored on the 50 over 50 list, or who are over 50 in their careers. >> how dare you? when you were in your 20s. and i'm thinking with your mother, you might actually have a different answer than most people. did you ever imagine your career after 50,

was kane's transformative? was he a titan? kane's was extraordinarily important. and the 20th century was very important. century in ways other than political. there were great leaders of economics. there were great leaders in science. there were scientific revolutions and technological revolutions that have trance formed our lives. but i decided to narrow my focus to political leaders because they have the most image yet large scale effects. but that's not to say that. these were the only eight people who exercised powerful influence in the 20th century or before or afterward. i'm going to ask you to take a walk back to the century before your book. i'll give you some bookends. napoleon and bismarck, maybe metternich in between. would you make the same arguments for the bulldozer impact of historical events, transformative figures for the 19th century. i would not make the same argument because the 19th century did not experi anything like the upheaval of the 20th. with one exception. and that was the wars of the french revolution, which began in the last of the

we're hearing from d woods, former member of the hit girl group danity kane.'m curious why you decided to speak up now. >> well, it's more of a question of why i have not been able to speak up in the past, and i would say that this moment now is a time where i feel like my experience, my truth, will really be heard and actually considered and believed. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more of our interview with d woods with your gma first look, i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> well, it has been five years since the tragic helicopter accident that killed basketball star kobe bryant. he and his daughter gianna were among nine people killed. and to mark the anniversary, bryant's wife vanessa is releasing a new mural book called mamba and mambacita forever. the new book will feature the stories behind over 100 public murals from la and around the world, dedicated to the late basketball legend and his daughter. >> the only living recipient of a pig organ transplant is celebrating a milestone this morning. her name is tawanna looney. today marks two

national climate reporter chase kane introduces us to a southern california family who lost everything in the eaton fire. but now they have a new mission. the orange tree out front used to match the front door of the moreno's dream home in altadena, but not anymore. we chose to remodel that house to make it a home for our daughters, and it's the backdrop of every memory i was going to have. of course, everything i that matters, i have. and yet, like i'm staring at the home that we built and the life that we built, you know, and the community. and a lot of that is gone. but they are hoping to channel this pain into something more positive by joining a group called extreme weather survivors. basically, it's americans from all over the country who have experienced disasters like this. so they come together, they can support one another, but maybe more importantly, so that they can use their voices to let other people know this is not just a disaster. this is a disaster amplified by climate change. connecting with survivors was something i don't think we knew how sort of like comforting th

don't that kane has more from the german capital by land on how syrians are reacting to the proposal. as we understand from certain, well connected sources in the syrian community here who look into the legalities of certain aspects of life is here and say that yes it could. it has been suggested to them that this could happen pretty quickly. why is this happening? because there are 972000, it's estimated syrians in this country who haven't yet naturalized as germans, and so they would theoretically fit into this category. but what is the reaction to this watch spoken to 3 different syrians who's making the lives in germany, one of whom has traveled back to syria over the course of the last few weeks. he has german citizenship and so can return and all of them, their reaction is this is a good step forward that they don't believe right now that they can really make an informed decision about something that could be so life changing without having the chance to see for themselves, how things have developed and how they will develop it behind all of this. there is a suggestion amongst p

up at 7:00 tonight, my exclusive report from our nbc climate reporter, chase kane. who's there? let's turn now to a headline that has san francisco leaders cheering. new statistics show the city's crime rate is now the lowest it's been in 23 years. two of the most noticeable drops homicides and car burglaries. and all of this comes as the california department of justice is announcing the sfpd has made big strides in implementing reforms. here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana in san francisco, police chief bill scott says san francisco police officers have plenty to be proud of. based on the crime statistics released today across the board. with violent crime from robberies to shootings to homicides to sexual assaults, they're all down. according to the mayor's office and pd numbers, the crime rate in san francisco is down by double digits in both violent crimes and property crimes when compared to 2023. in fact, the overall drop in crime is so significant, chief scott says you have to go all the way back to 2001, when willie brown was the mayor of san francisco, to see a lower

especially kane, is greenland. the incoming us president has said he wants to buy the giant sick island, which currently belongs to denmark, and he's slicing national security reasons. denmark's prime minister method frederickson says she has spoken with the president elect donald trump, and she reiterated that it is up to the people of greenland to decide the future, which could include independence from denmark one day. and as dw correspondent jack park found a house in the islands capital nuke, many greenland does want nothing to do with trumps initiative. but some of those have signaled some interest majestic, natural beauty, for roach. just the cold, frequently changing weather. the world's attention has landed here in greenland. off the donald trump repeated his idea that the us, what could buy you the country, even send to sun hitting for a photo opportunity with locals. but the foreign policy goals of the new us administration can feel distant to the people we spoke to henry new. it's not a conference of pe

especially kane, is greenland. the incoming us president has said he wants to buy the giant sick island, which currently belongs to denmark. and he's slicing national security reasons. denmark's prime minister and method fredrickson says she has spoken with the president elect donald trump, and she reiterated that it is up to the people of greenland to decide the future, which could include independence from denmark one day. and as the w correspondent, jack power found a house in the islands capital nuke, many greenland is want nothing to do with trumps initiative. but some others have signaled some interest. majestic, natural beauty. ferociously cold, frequently changing whether the world's attention has landed here in greenland. off the donald trump repeated his idea that the us, what could buy you the country. he even sent his son here for a photo opportunity with locals. but the foreign policy goals of the new us administration can feel distance to the people we spoke to henry new. it's not a contract to people

here's nbc national climate reporter chase kane with the impact our climate crisis is having on this.lots of things have to come together to cause massive, devastating wildfires like these. so it's not the climate change causes a fire, but it does allow them to burn much more intensely and spread much more quickly. and that's a painful reality for folks here in southern california. i mean, i have family who who asked me like, so who started the fires? i was like, what are you talking about? this is the climate change as we see it. like we came yesterday, it looked like an inferno in here. so let's focus on two factors with clear connections to climate change one, when we burn fossil fuels, it puts greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, making it hotter. and physics tells us that the hotter we make the atmosphere, the more moisture it holds, but it also makes the atmosphere thirstier, quite literally sucking moisture out of plants, grass, brush, anything that's creating more fuel for these wildfires. and two, climate change is creating more extreme swings between wet and dry. the last two

, but sunk to want to equal the worksheets, but those are those appreciate the concept bamboo and kane's done bank to bank. when neighbors are around, it's not so scary the local say. 8 do you mean by the residents of the refugee camp for children playing the women until the full address? now melisha the news and cope together just the everyday life of a typical african village except that his residence, the hundreds of families who have settled here at blue, recklessly escaped desk. the name is, was issued. 7 entered just for this person. purchased a um, uh, almost a 63 as far as a teacher by profession i will forward that to 5 years committed carries this. uh, what i already said by the time is 2014. so it has applied with the mobile adams, uh, type of displacement. so i came to go to boca harm is one of the wills. most ruthless system is groups is terrorized west africa, the decades bulk of around terrorizes, northern nigeria, on south today, the crew killed more than a 100 civilians in the northeast and estimated $36000.00. nigeria hasn't been killed by boat going on over the past 11

it was harry kane's penalty that prove the difference. his 15th legal of the season to go for points, clear champions, buyer lever to send chain has he up to when a trophy in his career and he's wary of laboratories in challenging his side for the title this season. once again, a really good saying, you know, they don't need us once and fully assess the game. so, you know, we, we know it's a susan that we're going to have to be on it. and every moment that i'm good for my being a one quite okay. it's in a row, so we just have to do the same various times major. the season is underway and men's well number 6, casper roots involved a real scare. it has opening round of the australian open. the new region was pushed to the brink and his match. against how many lunar of spring after marathon latch lasting more than 3 hours, varied, eventually sealed the victory 5 steps to beth for the 2nd round and the women's ro . well, number 5 came when jang of china felt back past remaining in qualifier and had to donate in their opening round olympic cha

national climate reporter chase kane introduces us to a socal family who lost everything in the eaton fire. but now they have a new mission. the orange tree out front used to match the front door of the moreno's dream home in altadena, but not anymore. we chose to remodel that house to make it a home for our daughters, and it's the backdrop of every memory i was going to have. of course, everythi i that matters, i have. and yet, like i'm staring at the home that we built and the life that we built, you know, and the community. and a lot of that is gone. but they are hoping to channel this pain into something more positive by joining a group called extreme weather survivors. basically, it's americans from all the country who have experienced disasters likike ts. so they come together, they can support one another, but maybe more importantly, so that they can use their voices to let other people know this is not just a disaster. this is a disaster amplified by climate change. connecting with survivors was something i don't think we knew how sort of like comforting that would feel and th

my mother was upset that she didn't know who erica kane was but did not know mister rogers.from ravine ohio said they scheduled our classes around racing around the door to watch all my children. love do them and love you now. >> kelly: when my parents blow their noses, we call it the salsberry maiden call. they sounded like badly tuned trumpets. love you both from ontario. >> mark: vicky from brooklyn i been watching all my children -- i was watching all my children for 15 years and it was the best and i would like to meet them all. can you read that. >> kelly: i been watching all my children for 50 years. it was the best paired i would like to meet them all. i watched general hospital it's been 20 years. i have them record it so i won't miss one episode pure love watching her show. i'm going to tell you something. vicki. punctuation matters. >> mark: please. my brain. >> kelly: i could totally read this a whole nother different way. >> mark: lindsey barnes showed us her space mountain photo. >> kelly: yes. more space mountain. josh weber said i lost my favorite hat on josh

performing, "fiddle in the band," please welcome kane brown. ♪ ♪ ♪ woke up hurting in my shirt and ♪sn't ♪ ♪ singing ♪ ♪ from the djs on the twos and ♪ ♪ fours ♪ ♪ to the honky-tonk on the ♪ ♪ hardwood floors ♪ ♪ i was out throwing down in the ♪ ♪ middle of the crowd ♪ ♪ when a boy in the band broke a ♪ ♪ bow out ♪ ♪ i'm just like you, i was raised ♪ ♪ on the radio ♪ ♪ from memphis blues to a ♪ ♪ hollywood rock 'n' roll ♪ ♪ took a trip to music city ♪ ♪ brought a little bit of ♪ ♪ everything with me ♪ ♪ i'm a little bit of bass, 808s ♪ ♪ a little bit of clap your hands ♪ ♪ i'm a little bit of six strings ♪ ♪ on a backbeat with a fiddle in ♪ ♪ the band ♪ ♪ i'm like a burnt cd from '03 in ♪ ♪ a mustang ♪ ♪ you never knew what was coming ♪ ♪ so, i can't help but to be r&b ♪ ♪ with a touch of twang ♪ ♪ air guitars and dashboard ♪ ♪ drumming ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ i'm just like you, i was raised ♪ ♪ on the radio ♪ ♪ from memphis blues to a ♪ ♪ hollywood rock 'n' roll ♪ ♪ took a trip to music city ♪ ♪ brought a little bit of ♪ ♪ everything with me ♪ ♪ i'm a little bit of bass, 808s ♪ ♪ a little bit o

joining me now is chase kane. i know you're right in the middle of harm's way here. can you give us what the situation is like this hour? >> reporter: alex, the scene you were x,just describing where people were abandoning their cars in the middle of the road, that's sunset boulevard behind me. there's not a lot to see because they've turned off power. that road you're looking at is sunset boulevard and on lthe horizon it looks like fire, some embers may have picked back up and started a fire again. i was actually with my producer trying to wmake our way down he to where we are now where the road became gridlocked. in one direction it was people to evacuate from their homes and in the other direction it was people trying to get to their homes. we realized that was the scene, the hefire had come down the si of the hill, down sunset boulevard. the famous sunset boulevard people know across the country. police were telling people, listen, stay in your car, and we saw people walking up the sidewalk, and other people carrying what they could in their arms. i've covered do

they took part in the traditional bell ringing ceremony called joya no kane, to usher in 2025. >> ourime is now 746 a new year means new year's resolutions may be for you, but the stats show most people do not stick to them. our next, we'll have some advice from health experts on how to change from last pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get an unlimited line free for a year, plus a free 5g phone. more than 30 others injured after a man plowed a pickup truck into a crowd of holiday revelers in new orleans in louisiana. among the injured two new orleans police officers. the fbi says it's investigating the incident as a possible terror attack. the suspect was killed in a firefight with police. >> our claudine time is 749. for

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has a role, dig and if you're going to dig in but hold yourself -- i'm not saying this about senator kaneparticular but certainly politicians, don't hold themselves to the same standard. but on pete hegseth in particular a lot of veterans can identify with going to gone bent back struggling and you come back and everybody loves a comeback story and so many veterans can identify with him and what he went through. that's why you've seen such overwhelming support from the troops. >> he i think we saw that warm welcome and surrounding him this morning i think it's pretty clear pete hegseth would be someone there rank-and-file could look up to interest. you wish other big question is the management question of the pentagon. you talk about the cutting that needs to happen and the efficiency that is so mired in the mud and this idea of the death valley which i found really interesting. it's the gap between technology advances and construction equipment that is obsolete before it's even ready. he touched on doing digital mop ups first and it's really amazing with the technology we have that it's

turns ringing the bell, which is all part of a traditional bell ringing ceremony that's called joya no kane to usher in 2025, and a light show in the skies of malaysia, where people in kuala lumpur were treated to these fireworks set against the skyline to ring in the new year. what a gorgeous sight that is. and then you've got the hundreds of thousands of people expected to watch the ball drop in times square tonight. crowds have been gathering since early this morning, and it's been a busy day. from tech rehearsals to security preparations, as that countdown moves ever closer. let's go now to fox's connor hanson, joining us live from times square with the celebration. and connor, i looked at the weather forecast earlier today. it said 100% chance of rain in new york city. as we usher in 2025, it looks like some of it has already arrived. >> that's right claudine, your forecast was correct. the rain is really coming down here. we're hoping that doesn't discourage too many people. i can tell you these crowds have been filling in watching some of these live performances here in times square,

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so it was hypocritical for him kane be demanding that if he has a drink he is going to resign and talk about his past life before he ran for sect f. i believe very high that if we are going to set a standard, we should live that standard. >> yeah. we really appreciate your time senator. as you can see, it is almost official. 48-47. 48 yes, 47, no. former senator scott brown, and clay travis. isn't that right brown, great to have you. you know how tight these votes can be. walk us through the process behind the scenes. >> there is a lot of hand -- people, you know, saying do this do that. but john is in control. i saw the interview that you did with him. he is definitely in control. i was a little surprised with mitch. obviously with susan and lisa. i expected that. but as you know, it is 50% plus 1. it doesn't matter how you get there. pete is a change-maker. president trump deserves pete and anyone else that he wants around him. and i tell you what, the delegation hearing in new hampshire and all the democrats being obstructionists -- that gets old very, very quickly. because they sho

they took part in the traditional bell ringing ceremony called joya no kane to usher in 2025. at ten. restaurant owners in palo alto are now on edge after several were targeted by burglars this week. ktvu tori gaines joins us live tonight after speaking with some managers and owners about this problem. tori. >> yeah. good evening. christina. the food and beverage industry is still very slowly rebounding from the impacts of the pandemic. and small business owners in downtown palo alto tell me that it's a particularly tough time for them to handle the cost of a break-in. that leaves thousands of dollars in damages behind. the holiday season brought burglaries, broken glass and stress for many restaurant owners in downtown palo alto. the police department confirming to ktvu that four downtown businesses have been hit by thefts in the past ten days, and some appear to be connected. video shared by the owners of cooper cafe shows a perpetrator trying to desperately break into a cash register around 1 a.m. on tuesday. the owner telling ktvu that the suspects made off with at least $

question still, not only about his past, not getting direct answers to questions, i thought senators tim kane and mark kelly did an effective job at getting him to say yes or no answers about his past and also whether he's qualified for the position. in a place where republicans have the majority, it doesn't really matter. >> this is for the role of secretary of defense, beyond the questioning about the sexual assault allegations and women in the military, i kn he was also questioned about president-elect trump's recent comments around taking control of greenland and what did he say? >> the question was really asked by democrats, to see how far hegseth would be willing to go, would he ever pushback against trump, for example, they raised how trump's secretary of defense for a while, have said no when trump asked him to do something that he thought was inappropriate and in this case hegseth replied, president trump would be commander in chief and he would follow his command and i think unlike the nominees and the people who worked around trump in the first administration, something that trump

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emmy award winning and academy award nominated actor carol kane.ank you. >> say hello to your mom. >> we are such big fans. >> oh, good. >> i would say we're addicts. >> i like that even better. >> we'll take it. >>> coming up, billionaire elon musk played a major role in helping get donald trump re-elected here in the united states and now he's facing criticism for getting involved in european politics. we'll get a live report ahead on "morning joe." we're back in 90 seconds. econds [coughing] hi susan, honey? yea. 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 & elderberry. (♪♪) hey what if we move back... hold on let me think. we need a miracle. miracle starting every thursday starting at 2:45 i love you. i know. find childcare that fits your schedule. learn more at care.com >> today, i did what i've done my entire career which is take seriously the oath that i have taken many times to supp

. >> which puts it in the same realm as gone with the wind and casablanca and citizen kane.o i was like. >> we really. >> got to go. what am i? what am i? i got to i got to watch this. >> yeah. >> what am i missing? >> well, you're not going to hear a song from it, apparently, but you'll hear a reflection. >> that was one of my favorite parts of the oscars. >> i know the performances so well. they have no performances at all. >> that's what it sounds like. >> that's interesting. >> interesting. now, this makes me want to see what happens. >> yeah. >> also, it's weird that wicked is nominated so many times and you're not going to hear wicked. right. >> i mean, yeah. >> there are two musicals that are nominated. yeah. millie perez is a musical. wicked is a musical. no music. >> interesting. >> watch it right here on abc seven. >> we'll have to see what happens. all right. this morning, it's all about a cooler afternoon and a bit of an unsettled weekend ahead. here's the accuweather headline. so the first thing you'll notice today is cooler air arrives. it was very mild yesterd

tomorrow, i want you to meet kenny kane. um, kenny, your house was just over there. >> yeah, about two miles from here. >> you have a gym in santa monica. your house was destroyed. how how is your family doing? >> our family's doing okay. at this point. >> i mean, the first inventory that you take is. is everybody safe? and we. it was pretty scary the day of. but once we all got together, that's the first thing that you just. >> your kids were in school when this happened, right? >> kids were in school. my wife got a several calls, and i was working pretty far from here. and she went to go get him, picked him up in an auditorium where the kids were screaming and she could see the fire visibly moving towards marquez elementary, where our kids go to school. got him in the car, started driving and got stuck in basically a traffic jam with just so many people did. so many people were trying to get out and, um, i think the was in her. after seeing the fire move towards the school and she started seeing the fires jumping from tree

. >> you can do that today, jesse kane. yes. >> yeah, it's kind of. it means it's like when you're at a restaurant, you have to turn your phone on to read the menu. >> yep. >> crowds, people. loud noises. >> yeah. you get more agoraphobic as you get older. >> yeah. especially like early in the morning. like just no sounds. >> yeah, exactly. how about you, judge? >> i don't know, what do i like this working out as i get older. i mean, it's harder, but what i really like less. there isn't anything i like. i like candy more. i like cotton candy more. i like jewelry more. there isn't much i like less. >> interesting. that's a good way to look at things. harold. what do you like less? don't say white people. i know what you're thinking. >> he hates us. >> i mean, have you seen harold's friends? >> i don't like i don't like being cold anymore. i can't, i used to, i used to be able to acclimate. i can't, i can't do it like you're told on inauguration day, i bet. >> i wonder if anybody feels. i hate putting on my shoes. >> what? >> having, you know, when you

d woods from the music group danity kane spoke with abc news how was it predatory. >> somebody constantly treating you like a piece of meat? only seeing only, um, valuing you for your sex appeal and in in some of the environments, you know, it was it was even scary to be by yourself. you know, we'd walk with each other to the bathroom, stand in front of the door for each other, and abuser will knock your self-esteem down and then leave you to try to get their approval and their praise. >> all right. combs has been in federal custody since his arrest in september. his trial on sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy is set for may. he has pleaded not guilty to the charges. breaking news right now. let's take a live look at the pentagon, where the new defense secretary, pete hegseth, is just now showing up. >> that is something the. >> defense department. absolutely will continue to do. and today. >> there are more executive. office executive. >> orders coming that we fully support on removing dye inside. >> the pentagon. >> reinstating troops who were pushed out because of covid mandat