kimberly trump had a very long day. yesterday i counted at least 5 different speeches, and i think i'm under counting. what is he doing today? yeah, already the president has been busy. we know that there was some work done by the vice president as well, which included the swearing in of that 1st cabinet member that you talked about there. marco rubio now officially the secretary of state. that's where again, occurring in just the last hour or so. marco rubio saying that it is now his goal to further the national interest of the united states, and that it will be the foreign policy of the united states to enact peace through strength through out the world. now we know that there is going to be, as you mentioned, another prominent confirmation hearing that is taking place and that will be for the us and basset are to be united nations. and that is at least a phonics, so that is one that is high profile that it's underway. we're also hearing that the us president may make a visit to capitol hill that is not officially on

so kimberly trump says, you know, you'll get to cease 5 done on these when he kept his back. but how does he propose to actually make that happen as yeah, well, he has the specified and as you know, this is something that has in terms of trying to get a ceasefire. and israel's war and guys are and to really get a release of the captive is something that has been looting the current administration for quite some time. in fact, uh, you know, this is something that presidential bible had held to be part of his legacy. but in the waiting days of his administration, it is still not something that they have been able to achieve. and so one would argue that uh, this is sort of a bit of not advertising the part of the incoming administration and the new incoming middle east negotiator. but at the same time, at you, as you heard there, they believe that the man who, who wrote the book, the art of the deal and believes he can strike a deal. so one has to really look and see whether or not this is achievable. but donald trump believes that he can and is threatening that if it's not done

and kimberly donald trump talked a lot about terrorists and the tire fee would be imposing on the countries that produce goods outside of america. how important is it for the united states for his domestic audience to project those sort of threats as well? i think the business community was really an easy going into this meeting because they were worried they'd heard about these parents that could be coming as early as february 1st and wondering exactly what that could mean. they'd heard about the taking of the panama canal that heard about the pulling out of the world that cannot run through the world health organization. they'd heard about so many of the undoing of jo biden's administration, where there is the parents climate accord, whether it's even the national emergency on the border of so many of the things that they were comfortable with. i did the previous administered why that was important. it was important for the domestic audience, but i don't know if it hadn't much relevance for the community that was in the audience there in davos. okay, many thanks for that committee hole. c

trump, it is never going to be dial. any does keep everyone on their toes. thanks so much . kimberly. kimberly how good a white house correspondent. so we're going to talk more uh now on terms comments when it comes to the middle east. i'm a problem and is a fellow with the middle east council on global affairs where he focuses on us foreign policy. he joins us from new york. thank you very much for being here. i know that you were listening into donald trump's press conference a short time ago is all of this when it comes to the captives being released as all of this just type of balls that we've seen time and time again from triple code. he actually bring it in to the war and gaza and do it all before or even takes office as a glad to be with you tom. i mean, he's in making these statements now about all hell breaking loose for a number of weeks for a month. and i said on this network at the time that i didn't know what that meant in terms of, i mean, what further help could you bring on the god, the strip that is already being imposed on it. and so therefore, you need to tackle kin

and kimberly, the minute trump becomes president is game on and he will start implementing his agenda. what are you expecting on day one to yeah, uh well what we expect in addition to implementing his agenda, which he is expected to do in the oval office, he's going to momentarily be at the st. john's church across the street. then he's going to cross back over behind me, he's going to have a t where there's going to be kind of a reinvigoration of a of the tradition that we didn't see in 2020 because it was bucked by president trump back then who we know wasn't very happy about the transfer of power. so that's going to be happening for the 1st time in a long time. and this is going to be a sort of a welcome ceremony between the vice president, the president as well as the basses and the trumps. and then we're going to head to the capital where the swearing is going to be happening indoors this time instead of outdoors. we haven't seen that since ronald reagan at 1981. then the inaugural address. and then you're right, it's the end of the oval office. we're just like president bite and

trump. many republicans are trying to rewrite the story of january 6th is one of heroism of sacrifice by patriots. and as kimberly how could just mentioned donald trump's intention to pardon the most if not all of those convicted of crimes on january 6th. and so i think this, this is going to be an ongoing point of tension regarding truth regarding american history. and then even though president trump did when re election, he doesn't have the right many people bill to rewrite what happened, which we saw happen, which we've seen through the courts and testimony of those who tried to stop the piece, the transfer of power between donald trump and joe biden, 4 years ago, 3 is relays, have been killed, and they ok, pipe westbank. yeah. a shooting took place in california and the legal is rodney assessment is riley ministry, says 3 gunman open fights with some foss. this searching for the suspects. and i've looked down the area. is there any forces on withdrawing from areas in southern lebanon? announce, according to us special envoy, amos hawk staying speaking in favors. he did not confirmed the weather. the is riley

that thing in your gut that goes, ow, this doesn't seem right, and to kimberly's point, we only have one president at a time, and trumpn't give a crap about that, he's the man and that's all that matters, and understand a couple things, kimberly, one is i think is donald trump at this point is going to relitigate 2020, so you all need to buckle down, and vaughn, get your pad ready because you will be writing about 2020 like it hands yesterday, and he wants to prove the election was stolen, and he didn't want the misfits around him and now he's back and they are back. it goes to the heart of something that came out of the january 6th commission report, and there was a january 4th meeting in the oval office, and eastman himself acknowledged any variation of his proposal would violate several provisions of the electoral count act and that's why congress reformed the act, because they knew what they were doing was a violation of the 1887 law, and they were doing it anyway. kimberly, how do reporters tell this story? i don't want to hear -- i don't want to hear -- i almost said a bad word. i don't want to hear crap coming

between liz cheney and, and donald trump, many republicans are trying to rewrite the story of january 6th is one of heroism of sacrifice by patriots. and as kimberly how could just mentioned donald trump's intention to pardon the most if not all of those convicted of crimes on january 6th. and so i think this, this is going to be an ongoing point of tension regarding truth regarding american history. and then even though president trump did win re election, he doesn't have the right many people bill to rewrite what happened, which we saw. i have.

trump has done what the courts put in place in terms of the sentencing. the judge just just reminding stewart rose about what has happened and why it should not happen again on kimberly, when it comes to immigration. what about the pull taishan that trump has been adamant will happen. yeah, another campaign promise capped by the president, and that is to round up some of those that have entered the united states illegally and send them back to their countries of origin. this time it is as you progress the convicted criminals. and so those that are alleged to have committed crimes and as that have been convicted are now being rounded up in cargo planes and are being sent back to the countries of origin, mostly mexico, but more likely countries as well as canada roster. china of the philippines, there was a picture of this happening that was posted on the white house press secretary, caroline lovetts, twitter or x account. what she said was that donald trump was promised to do this and let this be known. but anyone who enters the us illegally will say, severe consequences. we should point out that all week the president has been meeting with republicans trying to figur

elect donald trump takes office, president biden used his address to underscore the importance of protecting american democracy and warrant of the dangers of power left on checked. kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house, now the incoming us president speak for secretary of state has placed to advance donald trump, america for us foreign policy. michael rubia was speaking during the latest confirmation hearings for tom's cabinet nominees. mike kind of has more from washington, a bit surreal to the 3 to send it to a co. rubio appeared amused at the appearing in front of a sentence colleagues, but on the opposite side of the room, $100.00 donald trump, nominated for secretary of state, made clear his america 1st policy, one in which the nation's interests are paramount. placing our corps national interest above all else is not isolationism. it is the common sense realization that are formed part that a foreign policy centered in our national interest is not some outdated relic. the hearing was interrupted by protest is shouting in spanish. the son of the cuban immigrants was quick to respond again, bilingual protests, which was already given into the cold front, in

part of the reason was, was because, uh, kimberly guilfoyle was engaged to donald trump's son, don jr.. and kimberly guilfoyle used to be married to gavin newsom. and so she helped to sort of officiate or manage that relationship a little bit. but kimberly guilfoyle is now out of the picture, no longer with don jr.. and so there is been a real breakdown in terms of the relationship. and trump is going into office finding someone to blame for these fires. and that's what he does. he finds someone to blame. so the problem isn't his. the problem is someone else's. >> and speaking of someone to blame, i mean, look at the social media posts from trump just in the past week, he's been all over social media attacking gavin newsom, sometimes calling him newscum. that's what he said. even in the wake, immediate wake of this crisis was unfolding. and then he has been attacking him publicly as well, including saying this on thursday. >> i think that gavin is largely incompetent. >> i think it's one of the great catastrophes in the history of our nation. this is not just in los angeles. i've neve

challenge in stark contrast to 4 years ago when trump supporters stormed capitol hill during the certification process. our white house correspondent kimberly allocate reports as president of the senate, vice president, cala harris on monday, found himself presiding over an uncomfortable post election task certify her own loss, and the victory president elect. donald trump. the votes for president of the united states are as follows. donald j trump, of the state of florida, has received 312 votes. pamela harris, certified front electoral college. victory was uneventful and took just a little more than 30 minutes. i know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the capital building. it was a stark contrast from 4 years ago. that's when trump supporters stores the us capital in an attempt to overturn democratic candidate jo biden's width. but there was no indication of violence this time the bible administration has promised to restore public confidence in the election process. one of the most important colors of our democracy is that there will be a peaceful transfer to members of the january 6th violence linger all around the us cap

kimberly, i'm curious because you covered uh trumps. first term in office. and i wonder in these 24 hours in grand it is been a very short period of time. i understand that. but do you sense any difference in how they're doing business? i'm wondering just what your intent is a picking up. so yeah, there's a massive difference a and it's called organization, there was nothing last time and there is this time and it has a lot to do with the fact. but last time around donald trump and his team didn't expect to win the election. everybody expected that hillary clinton would become the 1st female president of the united states. and so donald trump found himself expectedly unexpectedly rather in the oval office. and his staff was very much unprepared for the roll, even though there were about 8 weeks or more to prepare for running the the country . so this time around, not only are they prepared, but we're seeing some familiar faces. caroline love at the white house press secretary was in the previous administration when donald trump was in office. also stephen mi

trump describes kimberly guilfoyle as a close friend and ally. she's been named u.s. ambassador to greece. guilfoyle and donald trump jr reportedly became engaged more than two years ago, though the two have not been seen publicly together in months. guilfoyle is the former assistant da in san francisco, as well as the former wife of gavin newsom when he was mayor. mr. trump continues to reiterate his pro cryptocurrency stance. he reiterated plans to create a u.s. bitcoin strategic reserve. bitcoin has seen major gains since his election. he's also created new posts for silicon valley. venture capitalist david sachs as the country's first ever white house ai and crypto czar. in a statement, trump said sachs will work on a legal framework so the crypto industry has the clarity it has been asking for and can thrive in the u.s. in a rare move, fbi director christopher wray plans to resign when president biden's term in office comes to an end. wray is in his seventh year of a ten year term, but with the incoming administration, he was faced with two options he could leave

sort of your typical depth, low speak, but certainly this is classic. donald trump, in terms of negotiating style. kimberly substitute the one that so john, mexico's a foreign minister spoken with a new us texas state. how does that play out? the the president, kind of, the, a shame down with mexico announced it in the morning press conference is pretty much the 1st thing she said, she's trying to create the impression that there is dialogue. this is no, no, nothing. i guess what she said was just so, you know, with this idea that there is no communication yesterday that the united states and mexico formerly established it was the 1st cool. she said that the secretary of state mock rubia made was actually to mexico and the mexican foreign minister farmer among the la when say, she said that the conversation was cool deal, and it was very good. i guess the question is how much longer that conversation and that dialogue can be described in those 10 since what the trump administration were asking some quite hard things the same. they're going to put a 25 percent power for new mexican goods. as early as februa

it's kimberly thank you so much that will be back with you shortly. and donald trump also spoke during his inaugural address about the tough approach he plans to take on immigration 1st, i will declare a national emergency at our southern border. the legal entity will immediately be halted and we will begin the process of returning millions and millions of criminal aliens back to the places from which they came. we will reinstate my, remain in mexico policy, the practice of catch and release. and i will send troops to the southern border to retail, the disastrous invasion of our country, the under the orders i signed today. we will also be designating the cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. it that's bringing now since it was diplomatic, it is a james based james who just for a donald trump make good on his promises. if there is one issue that is most identifiable with donald trump and it has been throughout this campaign, and even the previous campaign has been immigration. and he used his inaugural address. what i'm usually to make, not broad statements abou

going to take precedence number 46 to the b capital were present where donald trump will become president. number 47. kimberly were staying on the picture, but please proceed. right, and this is all happening directly behind me. so thank you for being the eyes of the back of my head. i do appreciate that i, what i can tell you is that i often have these transitions. there a are some shenanigans that can go on the back of administration, that is the part and can leave a little surprises for the incoming administration that's been done in the past by certain staff members, etc. of previous administrations making sticky keyboards, etc. for the incoming staff, i don't know if that's happening this time. we often find out later. but what i do know is it is a tradition for the presidents to leave a letter for the incoming president. and we know that that's something that joe biden is doing for president elect trump. we don't know what is going to say, but that will be awaiting him as a resolute desk because it's called in the oval office. that will give us a sense of what the conversations about, but we do know tha

trump. a white house correspondent, kimberly how couldn't afford spite and use his good by speech to issue a series of warnings as the boat to an end political career. more than half a century of our fellow americans with just days left and awesome us. president joe biden sat down in the oval office to address the nation announcing the cease fire deal reached just hours earlier. and israel's war and gaza negotiated by biden's team as well as president elect donald trump's. this plan was develop negotiated by my team, and it will be largely implemented by the incoming administration. that's why i told my team to keep the incoming administration fully inform. it's a conflict the leg, the biden. whitehouse still by them believes ending the war is part of his legacy use. he also believes many of the other chief minutes of his administration are, are yet to be realized. while the greatest modernization of any structure in our entire history from new roads, bridges, clean water, fordable, high speed for every american, donald john trump bided once again promised americans a peaceful transfer of po

after he lost that year's election to joe biden. trump's integration will take place in washington on january 20th our white house correspondent, kimberly how good has more from washington, a tumble of harris, the vice president, the united states and president in the joint session of congress now certifying her election loss and the victory of donald trump of the 2024 us selection. now this is typically been a basic ritual of us democracy that'll change 4 years ago when donald trump and her sister ford is the stormy us capital. in an effort to overturn the results of the 2020 us selection of very different seen on this monday 2025, january 6. that's because of a number of reasons. first heavy security and a big reminder of the police presence. not only uh, 4 years ago, but in place again, because of what happened on january 6th, 2021. also the snow storm, also making sure that people stayed home and didn't come out to try and protest, but as well. a comma harris as well as president biden said that they were not going to challenge the results of the 2024. you go selection, and they were committed to the peaceful transfer of power. ther

initiatives and federal agencies. trump has criticized abiding administration for its handling to hire can hold on and can be held, joins us live from washington, dc. kimberly a busy 1st week in office for trump or what's his schedule today? yeah, his schedule today is to visit these and disaster hit areas and the reason he's going to north carolina before he's visiting california is because he believes that this is an area that was neglected by the democratic administrations. so on his 1st day in office, not only did he say he would be visiting the california wildfire area, but also the area of north carolina that was hit by hurricane helene. many of the people there still are without electricity still living attends. and president trump says they were neglected because their trump supporters largely conservatives, and they were overlooked and not given the federal aid they deserved, because they were supporting him prior to the a selection by the democratic biden administration. so he is going to tour this area 1st and see if they get the federal resources they need. then he will be heading to california where he is highly critical of the democratic gover

trump's inauguration. >> and that was kimberly chang reporting for us. now to the latest on the las vegas cyber truck bombing. new video shows 37 year-old matthew burger charging the tesla cyber truck he had rented and would later blow up. this video shows him walking around the vehicle which is soon to be filled with fireworks and consumer explosives that investigators say he bought in new mexico. it's just one of the several new pieces of evidence, including photos and writings. investigators say they found on his phone indicating his frustration with the military. the army soldier who is on active duty at the time shot himself in the head right before he blew up the cybertruck. the fbi says he was struggling with ptsd and other issues. they're still trying to figure out an exact motive for the explosion right outside trump hotel. 7 people suffered injuries. >> through these interviews, we've have found that the subject held no animosity towards the president. elect. that's something that's also been reported. investigative steps have discovered and in

that if i were president over with was there's white house correspondent, kimberly how could joins us now. and we knew that trump was very teens, and this was a new credit as quickly as possible. is this how we expected him to pressure up who to or yeah, and this is a bit of a surprise, particularly given the fact that donald trump has typically shown a bit of an affection for the russian presidents. so to see him threatening the russian president with terrorists, if he doesn't, in his words, make a deal to end. the ukrainian war is a little bit unusual. even a bit surprising yet that is what he's done and we should point out, but it comes on the heels of a bit of a sort of a warm or phone call that took place before the inauguration between the 2 presidents. in fact, prior to the inauguration, we know that the 2 men held a phone call where they were saying that they were open to dialogue and even some sort of relationship if it was in their mutual interest. so now it's a bid on yours, if you will, on immigration, seeing how they couldn't make this into lot in the us congress. not only how they can make these ex

and kimberly stick with me because i want to ask you about donald trump's pick for the you and them box it as opposed to at least stephanie because being talking in her or um, her hearings and she spoke control receive with remarks about this has made about the occupied westbank during those here was let's take a listen. i did ask you whether you subscribe to the views of finance ministers, some of which rich vote. i'm sorry if i'm outraged this is really finance minister smo church and. and the former national security minister venue, the or who believe that israel has a biblical right to the entire west bank back. she's one of the top 3 donors that helped to get donald trump, to the white house. and she is still actually pro israel. and so what you'll hear are these positions she is expecting to get that for her money. and so repeatedly, you will hear cuz comments like this coming from, not only at least authentic but the secretary of state and others who argue that many of the positions that uh the uh, but uh the questions that they face, they will say are anti semitic or otherwise,

between liz cheney and, and donald trump, many republicans are trying to rewrite the story of january 6th is one of heroism of sacrifice by patriots. and as kimberly how could just mention donald trump's intention to pardon most if not all of those convicted of crimes on january 6. and so i think this, this is going to be an ongoing point of tension regarding truth regarding american history. and then even though president trump did when re election, he doesn't have the right many people feel to rewrite what happened, which we saw happen, which we've seen through the courts and testimony of those who tried to stop the peaceful transfer power between donald trump and joe biden, 4 years ago. okay, so they've got to talk to steve clemens, janice and host of options. there is we can show the bus in line to check it out. thank so much. connecting me to justin fredo is announced. he's stepping down as potty, nita, i'm prime minister. he says he will stay in office until the governing liberal policy picks his replacement. today is also suspending parliament until march the 24th. i intend to resign as party leader as prime minister after the party selects

kimberly help kids. white house correspondent with donald trump does take 4 and best of this, the united nations has appeared at a confirmation hearing. at least the phonic was quizzed about with israel, has a biblical ride to be occupied. west bank. i did ask you whether you subscribe to the views of finance ministers, some of which rich vote, i'm sorry, if i'm outraged this is really finance minister smoke church and and the former national security minister, ben you the or who believe that israel has a biblical right to the entire westbank and in that conversation, you told me that yes you share that view. is that your view today? yes. leticia is live for us from capitol hill now and does she's likely to be the next you invested? it does. does this give us an indication where the trump administration stands when it comes to is where i live? potentially this is a significant change in policy. will look all the nominees know that they're pointing in the direction of donald trump, that he's listening to what they're saying and he wants them to be more. donald trump is talked about a 2 state solution in the m

officials prepare security plans for upcoming events, including president-elect trump's inauguration in new center, kimberly chang. >> authorities are trying to figure out why a man chose to blow up at tesla cybertruck and why he did so outside trump international hotel in las vegas. the highly decorated u.s. army soldier died by suicide. the pentagon today says that it has turned over all medical records to local law enforcement. a law enforcement official telling the associated press that investigators learned the man may have gotten into a fight with his wife about relationship issues. still ahead on cwam present for oakland's lake merritt menorah hit with hate graffiti on the last night of hanukkah. >> plus, governor newsom is trying to limit healthy foods. what to know about his new executive order. >> and the u.s. surgeon general sounding the alarm about the link between alcohol and cancer. we hear from a substance use expert on the warning. 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

b of course we've seen this supreme court be far friendlier to president-elect trump than other courts have, and kimberly it etjust adopted last ye after much pressure, judges should avoid the appearance of impropriety in all activities and that standard is clearly met when trump calls a justice on the same day that his lawyer asked dthe court to stay his sentencing in coa criminal case. >> as you well know, kimberly, this is not the first time that folks have called for alito to r recuse himself. those surrounding the january 6th attack on the capitol, those cases, the attempts to overturn the 2020 election. help us understand who makes the decision about recusal, is it justice alito's alone or and where does chief justice roberts fit into all of this? >> yeah, so it is currently up to individual justices to make the decision as to whether or not they refuse, under the supreme court's own rules, they're supposed to recuse and give t reasons for that. justice alito, even if cases where he has recused, he has failed to show reasons. he is showing disdain for the own rules that were, i won't say handed dow

kimberly tell us about the executive orders that donald trump is expected to sign today. so we already got a bit of a preview of it by the president himself in his speech, and he's delivering on the campaign promises feeling that he has that mandate after winning the popular vote in the election. so what he is delivering on namely, is the campaign promise to announce that the executive order that he says he will do. and that is to declare a national emergency along the southern board of the united states and mexico. what that will do is allow him to search, not just money, but also the military in terms of resources. and so this is going to be incredibly dismissive, but also is going to rally his face in many ways. this is something but he has allowed for as many boats to come in and to allow him to propel and make history getting him back into the white house. so this is going to do a number of things. serial is going to allow for immigration force, but it's going to also allow for him to, as he said there have this remain in mexico policy. what this means is that those

and the integration of donald trump on january 20th. kimberly many things indeed the tool he has through events the on capitol hill. the that's been their last hop in the is really bombardment of the gaza strip. despite some movement on the diplomatic front. at least 48 people have been killed in the past 24 hours, 13 of them overnight. and the alvarez comp, in central galls are, is really selling on a residential complex killed at least 3 palestinians, including a child for palestinians in gauze was not only destruction and displacement, but it was also forcibly disappeared or detains thousands of people from the strip families. if he left with no information on that loved ones causing further psychological trauma, as it was also shows you in convoys the world food program says that the clothes came on the is really fun. they're the ones you've gone to check point on sunday. organizations as the vehicles are clearly marks and carrying 8 staff members that condemns the attack and cold for the safe passage for humanitarian aid to our capital. as

trump jr's. former fiance, kimberly guilfoyle, to be the ambassador to greece 'cause if there's one thing she lovesrease. [ laughter ] when asked if his fourth senate term will be his last, vermont senator bernie sanders said, "i'm 83 now. i will be 89 when i get out of here. you can do the figuring." it's a little tricky though because he has been 83 for 40 years. [ light laughter ] he is so old, they used to call math the figuring. [ laughter ] president-elect trump attended a gala fundraiser last night for the american's future inc pac. and musician kid rock was honored with the champion for america award. though it really feels like they came up with that award at the last minute. authorities in california recently recaptured a fugitive who had been on the run for eight years after escaping from a federal prison. so, i'm guessing secretary of agriculture? "we like him because he knows how to hide." [ light laughter ] "we need to get hiders back in the government." federal agentsts recentlarrest a man in brooklyn after they allegedly found more than 70 pounds of cocaine in his home. so, if you w

defendants kimberly gum up the process president-elect donald trump, corporate defendants, all civilown the payment process and avoid writing those checks. sometimes they get it with interest if they are delaying too long, but this is a common defense strategy in civil cases. eventually, he will pay, but who and when, we do not know. >> speaking of folks who need to pay, let's talk about former mayor rudy giuliani. he was in court this week, dealing with issues around content with respect to his need to pay after that judgment . what do you think will be the final outcome? >> i am fascinated by this because this is the guy who is ardently closest to trump and his biggest advocate and he is the one who seems to be paying for it the most. so, when will he pay out? >> the answer to that question is likely going to be that whatever he ends up paying will be a tiny fraction of the massive judgment that these two plaintiffs got against him for defaming them. that is the way it often happens. >> that wants me to say a word i cannot say on tv. >> this is something that the lawyers should hav

trump's second presidency. >> i'm wearing a t-shirt representing kamala debbie harris for whom i knocked on 2,460 individual voters' doors in six swing states on nine trips. >> reporter: campaign volunteer kimberly rodler came to san francisco's mlk march with her statue of liberty, but like many here, she really didn't have much to say about the day's other proceedings. >> donald trump is like a wildfire of nonsense and i just wouldn't follow him to the grocery store. >> you just look at the photos of the inauguration and it's like this oligarchy that's going to start looting the country. >> reporter: state senator scott wiener called the inauguration a bitter pill for democrats and a challenge. >> supported by a lot of regular people who were just really frustrated with what's happening in the country and with government's inability to do some basic things. so we are focused, of course, on the evil that trump brings and defending california, but also trying to understand what we need to do better as government to deliver for people on housing, on transportation, on all the things that people need so that grifters like donald trump, scam artists like trump, can't win elections. >> and give the

trump cabinet picks all starts tomorrow. controversial hearings. the most controversial so far what democrats signal is pete hegseth. and we will see where that goes. kimberlyrump chose his cabinet picks in record speed and they seem to be very intent on getting as many assembled on day one or as soon as after they can. 14 hearings this week on cabinet level positions that's a pretty big deal. >> bret: juan, give me the elevator pitch. new eyes on the prize. a civil rights book that was such a hit onison it was a big hit and i appreciate you giving me that opportunity, bret. you think about it, we are in a new era of race relations in america. you remember obama's election and talk of a post racial america and then we go through black lives matter in some ways people say well, what happened to the civil rights movement of the any 20th century and we shall overcome. now we are in a black lives matter period and we have to figure out as americans this is what this book is about. is race a legitimate consideration when we think about admissions, hiring is it legitimate policy and curriculum in schools? what dwe >> bret: i look to reading it congratulations. >>

trump administration in just a few days time. let's bring back white house correspondent, kimberly how get funds that can be used to sing along to last what we all highlights a yeah, the us president really giving a strong defensive as for policy, saying that the united states to add as alliances much stronger as a result of his for years in the oval office reflecting on his legacy saying that the us adversaries, namely russia, china as a ron weaker than when he took the office. and also saying that as a result of his presidency, that nato, one of the, the youth lie, it says that the united states has invigorated is much more, strengthened as a result of his presidency pointing out that not only is nato and the majority of its members now media gets to percent contributions, but that initially when he took office, just 9 of the members were making that contribution benchmark. now it's $23.00. he also with respect to russia saying, but when putting it beta you frame. uh, but it was a he said that they were here with joe 5 and that really was into stopping that. not proof. and really taking a strong leadership role there and takin

well, shortly we'll go to our white house correspondent kimberly hold fast. fillable is in as well, so we, so we know that donald trump will be guessing or to of the devastation there and also meeting with families. but how's that looking in terms of the devastation, several months later, from what you can see where you are? it's still it's hotel disasters. i mean, you look around and you can just see the remnants of people's lives. you know, remember these waters came down that they had the west drains in a 100 years and it quite literally washed houses away. it washed them down the river. it washed a boat, the river up. and you can see if you don't close the, their people's items of clothing, there's a refrigerator, there's lots of a call, but it's just all of this stuff the, just on the minds, just what must have happened in those moments. you know, a 100 people plus lost their lives $73000.00 times with damaged or destroyed and now the recovery is taking place. but it is slow. i mean, well for one's own and still you've got these dumpsters here that are being filled constantly by these load is that it coming into

survived the wave of change mocking the beginning of donald trump's 2nd to mind kinda, i'll just say era washington. so why does correspond, kimberly hall can standing by for us. i'm washington dc, and there's a lot of fat speedy action and they are, is following that in organization. is that momentum continuing? yes uh what we know from the white house press secretary, caroline love, it is that we expect, but there will be even more actions from the us president and we will be hearing from him. he is expected to give his 1st press briefing at 21 g m t in the roosevelt room of the white house. that is what we're being told is that we will be hearing from him. and he will be getting some sort of infrastructure and alex fence, so we're not sure exactly what that will entail. but we are told that this is some sort of announcement that will be major in terms of outlining how to repair the broken infrastructure in the united states. and we know that the a previous presidential biden already made historic and investments in infrastructure. so it's hard to know if this is in addition, or if this is some sort of modification, but we'll be

kimberly healthcare alger 0 washington. as a new york judge is denied donald trump's request to postpone his friday's sentencing for his conviction. in the hush money case. judge one much on the last week denied an appeal by trump's lawyers to have attended by that because of his impending return to the white house. the judges signaled that he's not likely to sentence trump to any jail time. a trump was convicted on the $34.00 foot of the accounts of falsifying business records, and that in order to hide payments to an adult films stop us city of minneapolis is eva holding it's police department officer federal investigation into the murder of african american, george floyd floyd died, officer police officer knelt on his neck for more than 9 minutes. following the traffic stop, the officer was late to jail. the desk spots black lives massive. protests and investigation, found offices regularly discriminated against black people and native americans. we have finalized a federal consent decree in change is afoot in 2020 george floyd was murdered by a minneapolis police officer. a tragedy that resonated across the globe this legally

trump doesn't like that. he was flattery put to make a choice, and that's why he's issuing this message, a 1000 heroes whitehouse corresponding kimberly how good. thank you very much. great to talk to you today. as always, we're going to pivot now from russia, ukraine to a completely different part of the world that in america, we don't need them. they need us. that is the stark message delivered by president trump to latin america on monday. now 3 days and days presidency. the region is already getting a taste of trumps, uncompromising and hard line policies, from top declarations on immigration and trade to revisit in cubans designation as a space sponsor of power and control of a panama canal trumps agenda has sent shock waves across latin america. while the reason is right wing leaders will likely find an ally in this new administration in the us. many countries are bracing for an upheaval in their dealings with washington or latin america editor lucy. a newman said this report from the july and capital santiago. during his election campaign, donald trump repeatedly referred to that in america as the source of drugs and dr. capita

survived the wave of change. mocking the beginning of donald trump's 2nd to mike kinda, i'll just say era. washington go white as correspondent kimberly hall is standing by for so turns presidency started off with a flurry of activity. is that momentum continuing? so yeah, there's no question that that momentum is continuing, and in fact we are probably going to hear a lot more from the u. s. president himself. we have just learned from his press secretary, caroline love it, but she has a now is that the president himself will be holding a briefing that is scheduled for 21 g m t. so we expect that the president will be outlining why he has decided to do so many of these executive orders, including the national emergency at the border as well as withdrawing from the paris climate accord for a 2nd time. and beginning that process of withdrawing from the world health organization, we should point out for a 2nd time among other actions. we should also point out that it's going to be a very busy day for the president. in addition to, as our correspondent, my counter pointed out the confirmation of the secretary of state the marco rubio, he

trump from entering washington dc. they include ice camp is found, those 2 roads kimberly whole kit joins us live from washington dc company. why was such a decision made so we know, as yeah, well it has a lot to do with the fact that uh, stewart roads and perhaps some of the others. but in terms of the oath keepers, this was a group, as it was founded by stuart roads and was part of the group that attacked the capital on january 6th and 2021 and was trying to overturn the results of the 2020 us selection. they were visiting the us capital, allegedly, and met with at least one lawmaker. this was discovered and as a result, the judge of has now prevented them from doing so. in the future. these individuals, including the founder of the oath keeper, stood rose, have been barred from entering washington d. c, which is about 5 square miles. i apologize that i can't do the math and convert that to kilometers on the fly. but this is something that they are no longer allowed to do without the court's permission. this is a federal court ruling. now this is something that is just coming down and this is a result of their freedom as

sure if that was the full quote there, but cnn global affairs analyst kimberly dozier is with us now. and, kim, what president trump seen him suggest or what people are reading into it, is a removal of people from gaza. he said he wanted to ask egypt and jordan to accept people from gaza. why does that set off so many alarm bells? not just for palestinians, but also in egypt and jordan and across the region? >> because it's shades of the 1948 nakba, as the palestinians call it, the forced eviction of three quarters of a million. >> palestinians after. >> the 1948 arab-israeli war, when the state of israel was established. it is something that palestinians inside gaza have feared since the start of the israeli operation. post the october 7th attacks. they don't want to be evicted from their territory because they believe they'll never get back. and while egypt could probably absorb that population size, jordan already has more than 2 million palestinian refugees in a population of 11 million. if the jordanian king were to say yes to this, there would be massive political unrest inside his country over that collapse.

because behind the scenes, newsom and trump have worked well together, although, of course, they have lots of history. remember, newsom's ex-wife dated don junior, kimberly guilfoyle, and now she's going to greece. so out of sight, out of mind. but i don't think trump wants to be accused of politicizing the disaster response like he was last time with some, you know, wildfires in california where he was accused of kind of trying to withhold aid because he knew california was democratic. but i think because of how vast the scale is, he doesn't want to be like george w. bush. after hurricane katrina in terms of not having a great federal response. and of course, there's lots of republicans in california as well that have been affected, especially in those wealthy areas. >> daniel lippman thanks. >> all right. still to come, we're going to go back to california, where the death toll in those fires has now climbed to 16. >> the headwinds that firefighters are facing. that's ahead. >> the whole story with anderson cooper tonight at eight on cnn. life. diabetes. there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why y

trump. >> that is telling. >> senator grassley, of course, who was chairing the pam bondi hearings, will be doing the kash patel fbi hearings. kimberly. so what can congress do? do they have to get a temporary, you know, injunction to get them back on the job for this period or are their hands tied? because it seems to me this is sort of basic read the law. >> it is basic law. i think at best, any remedy that is available and again, we are in uncharted territory, so we don't know exactly what that process might even look like because it hasn't happened before. but any remedy would just be at most enforcement of that 30 day wait period. and potentially, you know, the administration having to give some sort of explanation as to why each of these inspector inspectors general were removed. we might see inspector generals, inspectors general themselves, try to resist. it's still early days to find out that, but it's really important to understand why this is important. inspector generals were put. inspectors general were put in these agencies post-watergate to ensure that there is not fraud and corruption, and to give an independent eye t

these people confirmed a kimberly house can thank you very much for your reporting out of the white house there. now we're going to focus on integration. this our donald trump's 1st big move since he came into office houses. there was own home in his life for us in the mexican border city of johanna. so mexico's foreign ministry, john has spoken minister, i should say, has spoken with the new us sector of state, marco rubio, what did they talk about? what was that conversation like? the president probably a showing bottom is just finish the morning process conference and that was what she kicked off. we've got to choose quite team to make it clear that relations have been formally establish what she said was just so you know, with this idea that there is no communication between the united states and mexico . they formerly established it and that it was the 1st cold. she said that secretary of state rubio made since he took office of 1st quality maples with mexico. and she said that the mexican for administer, former among de la fuente, had told her that was a very cool deal conversation and a good conversation. and that they told us about migration and secur

the white house, north lawn amazing picture there as president trump and governor newsom walk toward marine one to begin this tour. kimberly, first to you. that's a message of unity and working together. obviously they have talked at each other for a long time. they hadn't talked in person since 2020. but, disasters and devastation bring politicians together. and it looks like this halls. >> yeah. i mean, by the way that was very good see. it was a little awkward with him standing there. it sounds as though the trump team was not expecting this to happen. so what you just saw there seemed pretty impromptu. that was the right way to approach it. i have to imagine as they go into private conversations, some of those things that did not just come up publicly will come up about water issues, also, you know, whether or not certain conditions might be attached to any aid that comes out. those are the more complex questions yet to be sorted through. >> bret: leslie, you live out there. you were affected directly. you know a lot of people who have been affected directly. your thoughts on that scene and what we just heard. >> well,