what has been the discussion in the family chat group with mandy? first thing mandy sent a message for the family, she packed her bag and she's waiting to hear where and when. but she won't believe it until she's got her in her arms. she refused to believe until it happened. what was the message when emily was released? she's here, she's here. mandy's got a special thing with her daughter emily about a hug for a0 seconds for that because it takes a0 seconds for the dopamine to be released. she was just waiting for that hug for a71 days. that's a long time. we need to hug the other hostages, and get them out. for you and yourfamily tonight a bit of relief, a lot of relief. huge relief. huge relief for us. what have the last month, more than a year felt like? hugely stressful for the anxiety, stress and turmoil. ending for us now in respect to emily. but not for those other families. bring them home. what will your message be to mandy, to emily and matt family whatsapp group this evening? working to carry on fighting. all the people you see around you

this was all mandy had said she wanted — to hug her daughter again. missing two fingers after she was shot on october the 7th. in the hospital, she reunited with her brothers and other family. clutching onto them. for so long they have been kept apart. yes, yes, yes! earlier, she stepped out of the darkness, away from the terror of hamas and into the light. 471 days of brutal captivity. since october the 7th, surrey—born mandy could only hold a poster of her daughter. last month, campaigning in london, she was also in the dark — unsure if emily was alive. i love her to the moon and back. she is a special person. it sounds like a cliche, but she is the best daughter i could possibly ask for. she's the core of our family and the core is missing. it's like a piece of my heart isn't there. emily, who loved coming to britain to go to concerts, spurs matches and visit family, has missed so much. her british grandfather died while she was being held. in london, herfamily overcome by the news she was free. i broke down when i saw the pictures. we're just over

this was all mandy had said she wanted — to hug her daughter again.fter she was shot on october the 7th. tonight in the hospital, she reunited with her brothers and otherfamily, clutching onto them — for so long, they had been kept apart. yes, yes, yes. earlier, she stepped out of the darkness, away from the terror of hamas and into the light. a71 days of brutal captivity. since october 7th, surrey—born mandy could only hold a poster of her daughter. last month, campaigning in london, she was also in the dark, unsure if emily was alive. i love her to the moon and back. she is a special person. it sounds like a cliche, but she is the best daughter i could possibly ask for. she is the core of our family. and...and the core is missing. it's like a piece of my heart isn't there. emily, who loved coming to britain to go to concerts, spurs matches and visit family, has missed so much. her british grandfather died while she was being held. in london, herfamily overcome by the news she was free. i broke down when i saw the pictures. we're just overjoyed. can'

mandy xu is with us. welcome back. >> thank you for the intro. >> great to have you. so, what -- how are investors bracing thmss sthemselves for couple of months? >> yes, i think one notable shift that we saw in the options market is that there is now more fear and downside price in the options market. and this is looking at s&p index options. now, puts always trade more expensive than calls, but we were in a regime of the past two-plus years where there was a lot of demand for those upside calls. and we weren't seeing a lot of fear in the options market. that has shifted over the past four months. we're now seeing a return to a more normal environment, where now people are actually concerned about downside risk in the market. and that's something that we haven't been in for the past two-plus years. >> we were just having a very heated discussion about apple in particular, i don't know if you can address individual stocks, or just big tech broadly, and the desire to protect against downside there. >> so, what is notable in this environment is that investors are still

mandy cohen for her remarkable leadership at the center for disease control. what is most important institutions we have in the federal government, we want to be able to hear her thoughts now as we enter into a transition. this in my view cdc has been doing heroic work not without its challenges. it's very clear that she inherited an institution that needed some reform. she's been working very hard at that and we're very grateful that she's beenl willing to shae so much of her time with us your csis and we're especially working with stephen with richard crispin on this bipartisan commission. this has been an important work for both of you so we're very glad for the opportunity. i would ask we have a good audience here in the room, are huge audience out in cyberspace and want to say welcome to all of you. this is going to be a dialogue. i think doctor morse is going to kick it off but i did want to just say the word of thanks to especially to you dr. cohen for being here, for our partners thatr are going to be participating with you in this conversation. a spec

you can see him in "georgie & mandy's first marriage" thursday nights on cbs. jimmy: i'm doing well. you're from canada like peyton manning, like the weeknd as well. >> and the weeknd, yes. >> jimmy: we have an all-canadian show except for me and guillermo, of course. [ laughter ] do you know -- i imagine you don't all know each other, but do you know pam anderson? >> we used to go to the meetings, yes, i'm not suppose toddle you about the canadian meetings. [ laughter ] we're not trying anything weird, we're happy being the 51st state. i'm joking. >> jimmy: it's a different kind of aa, right? >> yeah, oh yeah. it's good. and everyone is drunk up there. [ laughter ] but no, you don't -- we actually worked together once. she was nice enough to come and guest on a sitcom i did like 20 years ago on this network called "less than perfect." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. [ applause ] >> no. thank you very much. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: if we had more canadians, there have been more polite applause. [ laughter ] but they're a little on edge right now. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's unde

. >> mandy and cody crystal, both 38, live 360 miles apart in alaska, married in june. they see each other once a week. >> it's roughly a six hour drive or a one hour commercial flight. >> sometimes during the week, i'll just fly down for dinner and i'll hop on the plane to get back for work the next day. >> right now, they keep separate homes because they each share custody of their kids with their exes. but mandy says even if they lived in the same city, she'd still prefer to live apart. >> it's like, wow, this isn't what we expected, but it's pretty great. right now. we're thinking there's a good chance that we'll we'll keep maintaining two separate houses and then just get together on a on a very regular basis. >> experts say while this works for some, living together separately isn't for everyone. >> it makes the time the couples do have together all that more special, because it's not something they take for granted. >> that actually makes sense. our thanks to eva for that story. so we wanted to know what about anchoring apart? so we decided to split up. what do y

legal effort and with your leadership, mandy's leadership and the rest of the team, i would say mission accomplished. thank you, john: we will now move onto committee reports beginning with the resolutions committee. i'd like to ask mark carr and the committee chair for a report. thank you, mr. chairman. first of all, i appreciate you allowing me the opportunity to serve as chair of this resolutions committee. i've been in the midwest region with richard porter and i helped as well as richard did on behalf of the rnc. and the rules. republican party and the standings on the rules met yesterday and mr. chairman, sponsored for those to withdraw their commissions and therefore the committee does not have any resolutions to report out today. >> thank you,

doctor mandy cohen, thank you very much for your time. john. thanks. >> all right. this morning, one oregon high school student is waking up with a pretty cool title. at just 16 years old, zoe tang is the first female chess grandmaster in the state's history. after several competitions, the international chess federation granted her the highest title a chess player can have. >> to have other people, especially other young girls, come up to me, and that's just really touching, because it means that i can kind of try to inspire these people as much as i can. >> according to the portland chess club, the high school junior is one of fewer than 500 women to earn the recognition. so the beef between drake and kendrick lamar is now headed to court. why? drake claims a diss track caused break in attempts at his home, a shooting and harassment. >> the good stuff brought to you by viking. exploring the world in comfort. >> sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once and get closer to iconic landmarks. local life and cultural tr

mandy and cody kridel, both 41, live 360 miles apart.ek. >> i live in anchorage, alaska, and she lives in fairbanks, and that's been our living arrangement for the entirety of our relationship. >> sometimes we'll go two weeks, but for the most part, we try really hard to see each other every weekend. sometimes during the week, i'll just fly down for dinner and we'll go on a quick date, and i'll hop on the plane to get back for work the next day. >> mandy says even if they lived in the same city, she'd still prefer to live apart. >> right now, we're thinking there's a good chance that we'll we'll keep maintaining two separate houses and then just get together on a very regular basis. it's like, wow, this isn't what we expected, but it's pretty great. >> experts say living together separately isn't for everyone. >> we have a sense of what it means to be married or even to live with somebody, but it's less clear what it means when you're living apart together. what does it mean to be in that kind of relationship? >> filmmaker sharon heiman

. >> mandy and cody crystal, both 38, live 360 miles apart in alaska, married in june.y see each other once a week. >> it's roughly a six hour drive or a one hour commercial flight. >> sometimes during the week, i'll just fly down for dinner and i'll hop on the plane to get back for work the next day. >> right now, they keep separate homes because they each share custody of their kids with their exes. but mandy says even if they lived in the same city, she'd still prefer to live apart. >> it's like, wow, this isn't what we expected, but it's pretty great. >> right now. we're thinking there's a good chance that we'll we'll keep maintaining two separate houses and then just get together on a on a very regular basis. >> experts say while this works for some, living together separately isn't for everyone. >> it makes the time the couples do have together all that more special, because it's not something they take for granted. >> i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> all right. could work for some folks. thanks for joini >>> tonight, there is breaking news right now as we

i'm mandy gaither. >> nurses rallied outside san francisco city hall today as part of a national day of action. they're demanding safe staffing levels and patient protections. this comes as the union representing uc nurses is about to begin contract negotiations, and next year it will be the kaiser nurses turn. similar rallies happen in oakland, walnut creek, vallejo and san jose. think you're getting a good hotel deal online? it may actually be costing you more if you book from the bay area. we want to know why and what can be done to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. housing gas. but how would you feel if we told you that you may be paying more? than people from other regions when booking the same exact hotel room? a recent investigation

i am really here to say it thank you to doctor mandy cohen for her remarkable leadership the center for disease control. one of the most important institutions we have in the federal government are appreciated we want to be able to hear her thoughts as we are entering into a transition, this this, in my view cdc is been doing heroicc work not without its challenges. it's very clear she inherited an institution that needed some reform. she is s working very hard at tt point we are very grateful that she has been g willing to spendo much of that's our time and we are especially working with steve who has been on this bipartisan commission. this is really been important work that both of you have been doing for it we are very glad for that opportunity. ith would ask him we have a good audience in the room for a huge audience out in cyberspace. i want to say welcome to all of you but this is going to be a dialogue. doctor morrison is going to kick us off. i didn't want to say a word of thanks especially to you for being here for our partners that are going to be participating in this conver

mandy cohen is one of the nation's top health care leaders with experience leading large and complex organizations, proven track record protecting americans health and safety. as cdc director, she manages and directs the activities of the agency which includes developing and applying disease prevention and control, environmental health, health promotion, health education activities, to include the health of the american people, as well as other nations and international aspects. we might as well start on the definition of cdc. dr. cohen is an internal medical physician, prior to joining cdc, served as the executive vice president of -- ceo of care solutions which helps independent care health centers and clinics deliver better care to their patients and thrive in value-based care. previously she served as chief operating officer and chief of staff at the center's and medicaid services, and served as acting director for the center of consumer information and insurance oversight. in february of 2019, you may have forgotten, modern health care named dr. cohen one of the top 25 women lea

i saw on mandy moore's instagram.that's how i initially found you all, and my heart just sunk when i saw, you know, everything you're going through, baby on the way. lost all of your instruments, lost your studio. um. it's just so much to even bear. but you're not alone. as you said, people are reaching out to help. but also other people are suffering too. there are so many in your same boat right now, and we are just wishing you the best, and you're going to be okay. that baby is going to be okay. you're going to land on your feet somehow, someway. griffin kit goldsmith. please keep us posted on how things go. thank you so much for coming on to talk. thank you for joining me. i'm pamela brown. you can follow me on instagram, tiktok and x at pamela brown, cnn. cnn's coverage of the devastating wildfires in california continues after a short break. >> i just took a shower above the clouds. you know why? because this is the emirates a380. >> if you have generalized myasthenia gravis, picture what life could look like wi

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mandy discussed biden administration programs. this is just over one hour. >> good evening, very rare for me to be in such a prestigious event. dr. mandy is the director for the center for disease control and prevention. i've had some time at the national institutes of health and it is my pleasure to welcome her. she is the director of the center for disease control and prevention and has been in that position since july of 2023. she is a graduate of cornell, yale medical school, she has served previously in governments as chief operating officer at the center for medicare and medicaid services and she has officer at the center for medicare and medicaid services and she has served with great distinction and public acclaim as the health secretary of the north carolina centers for, sorry, department of health and human services of north carolina. dr. cohen will make some remarks to kick served with great distinction and public acclaim as the health secretary of the north carolina centers for, sorry, department of health and human se

mandy says about the show, some of it i like, some of it i have muted, can't take liberal nonsense and i'm not a sports fan, the rest is good. thank you for what you like, mandy peered another user says always watched "kudlow," maybe i will now dvr "the will cain show," however you are watching, we enjoy you watching us from the heart of america. "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, sandra smith, and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> in new york city this morning, getting the dirtbags off the streets. >> jesse: the dirtbags are being deported. president trump new dhs boss kristi noem suiting up in i.c.e. gear, getting up at 2:00 in the morning and joining federal agents as they begin their first major illegal immigration raids in new york city. removing the worst first. illegals who have been charged with kidnapping, assault, and burglary. it's a refreshing change from the days of mayorkas shopping for high-end menswear while the crisis festered under his watch. president tr

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mandy moore, star of television series �*this is us�*, was one of the thousands forced to flea her homemily and pets out to safety and to friends for taking them in. guardians of galaxy star chris pratt appealed for people to send prayers and strength to everyone affected by these devastating fires in a post on instagram. khloe kardashian shared her reaction and devastation to the fire on her instagram story — she thanked the fire services for their incredible work. and zoe saldana, who picked up a golden globe on the weekend for her role in the netflix musical emilia perez, posted on her instagram story "thoughts and sympathies "with all those affected by the fire". around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you're live with bbc news. back to our top story in la. four massive wildfires continue to spread in the suburbs of los angeles and more fires are still popping up. the latest has broken out in the hollywood hills. it is burning in the area between runyon canyon and wattles park, and has triggered more mandatory evacuations. so far five people are confirmed to have been

actor mandy moore showing the fires raging through her neighborhood.n line she says she's grateful she and her family made it out safely while promising to rebuild. actor carey elwes also posting video of the wildfire ripping through his neighborhood and burning down his home. paris hilton posting video from local news coverage saying she saw her malibu home destroyed on tv as she was watching the news. the mother of two remembering the memories she made there including her son taking his first steps. reality couple spencer pratt and heidi montag saying their nightmare came true. the couple sharing video of the fire leveling the property they shared with their two kids. and actors adam brody and leighton meester also lost their home in the fire. video shows charred remains after the pacific palisades fire burned it to the ground. and billy crystal who also lost his house released a statement saying, quote, we're heartbroken, of course, but with the love of our children and friends we'll get through this. we pray for safety of the firefighters and first

i want to thank my co-chair who couldn't be with us today but certainly has served in your seat, mandy, before c.d.c. and is a valuable friend and asset to the country and i want to thank the donors of csis because without their generous contributions programs like this would not be in existence and we wouldn't have the opportunity to explore so many different things and to have a debate and discussion like today. with that, mandy, we wish you god speed as you enter the next chapter in your life and we will look forward to a couple weeks from now when we get our marching orders for the next four years. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] >> live to remarks from the outgoing federal trade commission er chair lin on their work in the biden administration and future in the incoming trump administration. >> priority initiatives have included a proposed rule to ban noncompete clauses skraout advertising dominant middle men protecting people's sensitive data from uncheck the surveillance and fighting for americans' rights to access affordable high quality healthcare. pri

mandy cohen hosted by the center for strategic and international studies on c-span3. >> underappreciated and we want to be able to hear her thoughts now as we are entering into a transition. in my view, cdc has been doing great work, not without its challenges. it's very clear that she inherited an institution that needed some reform, she had been working very hard at that. we are greatful that she has agreed to spend so much of her time with us here at csis and especially working with steve and richard to have been on this bipartisan commission. this has been an important work that both of you have been doing, so we are glad for that opportunity. i would ask that we have a good audience in the room. our huge audience out in cyberspace. i want to say welcome to all of you. this will be a dialogue. dr. morris will kick it off but i did want to say a word of thanks to especially you, dr. cohen, for being here, for our partner that will be participating with you in this conversation and a special thank you to sophia who has been pulling off all of the mechanics to make this happen today. th

i want to thank my co-chair who couldn't be with us today but certainly has served in your seat, mandy, before c.d.c. and is a valuable friend and asset to the country and i want to thank the donors of csis because without their generous contributions programs like this would not be in existence and we wouldn't have the opportunity to explore so many different things and to have a debate and discussion like today. with that, mandy, we wish you god speed as you enter the next chapter in your life and we will look forward to a couple weeks from now when we get our marching orders for the next four years. on the after words podcast and on q&a wide-ranging conversations with nonfiction books and authors. book notes plus, weekly hour long conversation that regularly feature fascinating authors of nonfiction books on a wide variety of topics. and the about books podcast with insider interviews, industry updates and best seller's list, find all of our podcasts by downloading free c-span now app or where -- you get your podcast and our website, c-span.org/podcast. c-span, democracy unfiltered.

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mandy moore, star of television series �*this is us�*, was one of the thousands forced to flea her homer getting her family and pets out to safety and to friends for taking them in. guardians of galaxy star chris pratt appealed for people to send prayers and strength to everyone affected by these devastating fires in a post on instagram. khloe kardashian shared her reaction and devastation to the fire on her instagram story — she thanked the fire services for their incredible work. and zoe saldana, who picked up a golden globe on the weekend for her role in the netflix musical �*emilia perez', posted on her instagram story — "thoughts and sympathies with all those affected by the fire". around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news in the uk. a body found in italy's dolomites mountains — is believed to be of 35—year—old british man samuel harris. he and aziz ziriat, who's 36, were last heard from on new year's day after sending messages home from the the region. following ongoing search operations wednesday — the rescue team said a bo

those figures mark a decline from previous years, but as mandy gaither reports, there are signs that these viruses right now are spreading rapidly. >> reporter: it's a new year, but we're starting 2025 with the same old viruses, several now surging across the u.s. >> you put together a holiday party that's crowded and people talking loudly at one another with not much ventilation and that's the ideal setting for spreading the respiratory viruses. >> reporter: right now nationally cdc surveillance of wastewater shows covid-19 levels are high, influenza a and rsv levels both moderate and the agency says cases of thorough virus, sometimes called the stomach flu or stomach bug, are also surging. between august 1st and december 11th , there were 36% more norovirus outbreaks reported by states who share data on this virus than the same period last seasonal year. >> norovirus is the most common cause of gastrointestinal symptoms, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea. it's really kind of a miserable illness. >> reporter: dr. paul sacks with brigham and women's hospital says norovirus is spread through

. >> many celebrities have lost their homes, including billy crystal, mandy moore, paris hilton and rickite his loss, mathison still says he's one of the lucky ones. >> it's obviously hard in the moment when there's so much grief and loss and shock and disbelief and fear and anger and everything else, but there is so much to be grateful for. there's like obviously our safety, our health. everybody is okay. >> l.a. mayor karen bass, facing criticism for the city's response to the disaster. mayor bass was also on a planned trip to ghana when the fires broke out. >> we will absolutely do an evaluation to look at what worked, what didn't work, and to correct or to hold accountable any body, department, individual, etc. but my focus right now is on the lives and on the homes. >> adding to angelenos worries, many l.a. residents claiming their insurance policies were canceled in the weeks before the fire, especially those in high risk areas, drawing intense ire from citizens. insurers blaming soaring costs. but for many families, their top priority is making their way back to see what's left of

mandy cohen, who is currently the director of the center for disease control and prevention. i'm a cancer researcher, i have had some time in government at the national institutes of health, the national cancer institute, and it is my pleasure to welcome dr. cohen here this evening. as you all know she is the director for the center for disease been in that position since july of 2023. she is a graduate of cornell, yale medical school. she has served previously in governments as chief operating officer at the center for medicare, medicaid services. she has also served with great distinction and great public acclaim as the health secretary of the north carolina centers -- sorry, the department of health and human services north carolina. we are going to have a three-part event this evening. dr. cohen is going to make some brief remarks to kick us off, then she and i are going to have a chat until about 7:00, then we will turn matters over to the audience and we welcome your questions on all topics. dr. cohen is catholic, and with respect to topics that might get raised, i remi

send our love to to mandy and her family also. and but stay in touch with us. we want to have you back. >> well, thank you so much. >> this big update is coming in. california governor gavin newsom says he's calling for an investigation into the water problems that were present as firefighters were desperately trying to save property from the raging wildfires. this has been an ongoing complaint since the very beginning of the disaster. cnn reporters are in some of the areas hardest hit. we're going to have more of their incredible reporting next. >> i lay on my back frozen, thinking the darkest thoughts, and then everything changed, dana said. you're still you, and i love you. >> christopher reeve's story february 2nd on cnn. >> my accountant, who uses unsecured email, has all my tax info. >> fraudulent tax returns due to identity theft increased by 20% last year. that's why lifelock monitors millions of data points for identity theft, lifelock for the threats. you can't control. >> hungryroot is here. and i needed it because my fridge is super empty. >> 3 p.m.

mandy moore, star of television series this is us was one of the thousands forced to flea her home. bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news in the uk. a body found in italy's dolomites mounatins is believed to be of 35—year—old british man samuel harris. he and aziz ziriat, who's 36, were last heard from on new year's day after sending messages home from the region. following ongoing search operations wednesday the rescue team said a body was found "unfortu nately lifeless, buried under the snow". rising flu cases are putting hospitals across the uk under severe pressure. around 20 hospitals trusts in england have declared critical incidents. the head of urgent and emergency care for nhs england, professorjulian redhead, has warned that the peak of flu season is still to come. economists are warning that the chancellor rachel reeves could be forced to cut spending or hike taxes even further, as the government tries to meet its self—imposed borrowing target. the warning comes as government borrowing reached its highest level since the 2008 financial crisis. you're live

stars, many of whom say they lost homes in the area, including sir anthony hopkins, billy crystal, mandying star jennifer gray. >> you just cannot believe that you're seeing what you're seeing that there, that there are flames in your neighborhood. it's just terrible. >> actor steve guttenberg, known for hit films like police academy, said he's been helping his neighbors get out of harm's way, unsure whether his own home is still standing. >> there was this one lovely man in a wheelchair that i just had to help because he didn't have any foot protection, and i took his face in my hands and i told him, look, everything's going to be okay. you're going to you're going to get to a good dinner tonight, i promise you. >> reporter residents forced to leave school. >> we have reports that palisades high sustained significant damage as a result of the fire. >> one of the area's most prestigious high schools. palisades charter or poly, as the locals call it, destroyed. the school featured in hit films like the 1976 horror film carrie and the 2003 remake of freaky friday, oscar winning actor fores

actress mandy moore posted pictures to her instagram of her husband sifting through the rubble. and this is in altadena, where the eaton fire is burning. actor cameron mathison posted a video showing what is left of his home. parts of it still on fire. other celebrities dealing with the loss of their properties include billy crystal, ricki lake, and rosie o'donnell, and one of nbc's own is mourning the loss of his childhood home. jacob soboroff grew up in pacific palisades. he is now in la, currently covering the wildfires, and he got a chance to stop by the home he grew up in. he became emotional when he first saw it reduced to ashes. it's just one of the hundreds of homes burned to the ground. the announcement of the oscar nominations being pushed back now because of these ongoing wildfires, the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences revealed today the list of nominees this year will not be unveiled now until sunday, january 19th. the move gives voters two extra days to get their pks in for the awards show, still scheduled for march 2nd. there are nearly 10,000 voters fo

22 page indictment against how her longtime boyfriend andre jones and to business owners, david and mandy twang kron four's dan kerman takes a closer look at the documents. >> since the fbi raided their home last june, former oakland mayor sheng thao is maintained she was not the target of the federal investigation. but this indictment tells a different story with federal prosecutors alleging thao agreed to granting special favors an influence to members of the family that run callaway solutions in return for money for tao and her partner, andrea jones. >> examples of promises allegedly made by towns include. her agreement to purchase housing units from the company own by the dawn family. her agreement to ensure tce extension of the contract. for recycling services that the city of oakland had with one of david. and indeed, companies. and her agreement to use influence. to help appoint a high-level city official to benefit the goings business interests. in exchange. that was allegedly provided payments to and jones various forms, including. the financing of a negative manner campaign targ

cleanups in different parts of the city, hosted in part by the civic joy fund, which he co-founded with mandy cabrillo street. the group organizes trash pickups on the weekends, where people volunteer to come out and clean up. i think it's a really beautiful way to start a new administration. it's very much what i'm all about, which is san franciscans are going to solve san francisco's problems, and i'm all about volunteerism and civic action. over in the ingleside neighborhood, he spoke with people who had gathered before doing trash pickups, and told reporters with just days before he takes office, his priorities remain the same public safety, clean streets, making sure we get people off the streets and into mental health and drug treatment beds, get people the help that they need and they deserve. but we can't let people suffer on our streets any longer. and then making sure that we streamline the bureaucracy things. one neighbor told us she wants to see from new leadership. i hope they clean up around the place, you know, help the homelessness. and i just hope this could get done better i

no doubt, developing good relations with the upcoming administration depends mandy on them themselves. we are prepared to reciprocate positively. according to the new i, illustrator, i was able to mean is it off of the balance, will be what, how decisions are given their own to lead the way of life and recover economically and beyond. you've recently warned yvonne against spreading chaos in syria. are we likely to see damascus several times with the hon. you're on? what would that be? so what i kind of had the presence of an influence in syria was very provocative to the city and people. and it was meant to serve the ford motor team for which to evaluate the past the situation of iran's influence. and so yeah, we know that a run requires to radically change the policy. um, different instruments are beginning and our domestic affairs in is a neighboring country. we do not wish to eliminate them yet. we wish them to reconsider the position and 3 can see the calculation towards the city understand and people to in future. if we receive positive messages from a ride on the basis of these

her mum mandy, told the bbc last month how she worries every second for her daughter.ed on october the 7th. eli is on the list to be released but his family don't know what to expect. we still don't know whether he's alive or dead. added into that is that we don't know whether eli knows that the entire life that he built and left behind is no longer there. we have no idea whether my sister and my two nieces were murdered in front of him, as we know many were, or whether he was taken away before they were killed. a deal agreed, but families still without any certainty. lucy manning, bbc news. let's go back tojeremy bowen injerusalem. how much confidence is there that his ceasefire can hold? all ceasefires when they start in terrible wars start often in a fragile way. the question is how much will there is for it to get through that stage. there will be a coordination centre in cairo where qatar, egypt and the united states will be represented and they will try to assess the state of the ceasefire, stop it falling apart. a previous truce back more than a year ago, when t

but mandy says even if they lived in the same city, she'd still prefer to live apart. >> it's like, wow, this isn't what we expected, but it's pretty great. >> right now. we're thinking there's a good chance that we'll we'll keep maintaining two separate houses and then just get together on a on a very regular basis. >> experts say while this works for some, living together separately isn't for everyone. >> it makes the time the couples do have together all that more special, because it's not something they take for granted. >> i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> all right. could work for some folks. thanks for joini >>> tonight, there is breaking news right now as we come on the air. a new wildfire has just exploded in los angeles county. 55,000 people told to evacuate right now. the images just in tonight. smoke and flames from the hughes fire filling the sky tonight. students seen running from a high school. at least five schools evacuated. red flag warnings up at this hour. and what could be a very dangerous night ahead. we'll go live to matt gutman. >>> also tonight, the danger

it features an actor, his siamese cat, a trusted friend in mandy, his labrador retriever. on. how did you come up with this idea for this photo essay, looking at the pets behind the names we lost this year? pets behind the names we lost this ear? ., pets behind the names we lost this ear? . ., pets behind the names we lost this year?— this year? thanks for having me. it wasn't _ this year? thanks for having me. it wasn't my _ this year? thanks for having me. it wasn't my idea. - this year? thanks for having me. it wasn't my idea. the | me. it wasn't my idea. the magazine, jessica and christian, jessica is a photo director and christian is a photo editor, they reached out and asked if i would be interested in doing this, and that's an absolute yes. there's so manyjust — that's an absolute yes. there's so manyjust great _ that's an absolute yes. there's so manyjust great pictures - that's an absolute yes. there's so manyjust great pictures in l so manyjust great pictures in this spread. what do you think, just getting to know these animals, as i'm sure you did, what do you t

billy crystal, mandy moore, paris hilton. among those sharing messages on social media indicating their homes were destroyed or damaged. others speaking out about how the tragedy has impacted them personally. >> jamie >> lee curtis, who lives in the pacific palisades pledged 1 million dollars to support relief and recovery efforts for those impacted in and around los angeles warriors head coach steve kerr, among those who have lost memories due to this fire, his childhood home burned down and palisades. he spoke today that despite this devastating loss, at least his 90 year-old mother is safe. >> it's tough made families find. my mom is in good hands and about better house is gone. and you know, so i've been on the phone with my. siblings quite a you family calls just with my mom and she's but she's got time. lot of support and friends. so she's safe and sound. you know, that's my hometown. all my friends who are from there pretty much they've all lost, lost their homes or their family homes. child homes are all high schools

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my girl mandy just had a third baby and then this happens, you know.> denny: the emmy winner, who reteamed with "this is us" creator dan fogelman, has a new political thriller hitting hulu january 28th. in "paradise", james marsden plays commander in chief, with sterling heading up his security detail! what do fans need to know before they tune into this show? >> it's based in relationships and it's fogelman. so he'll hit you in the feels from time to time. you'll be like, "oh." you got me there, but different than "this is us" because there's this engine of like who did it? >> you're the only one i really trust. >> did you kill him? >> no. >> denny: working opposite sterling how did you guys build that chemistry? what was the experience like? >> got on set and it was like okay. >> go, go, go. >> very easy. got got each other quick. >> what i like about james is that he has every reason not to be a good dude. he's famous. he's rich. he's very, very handsome. he could be a d-bag, but he's not. he's dope. >> kevin: still ahead... brad pitt gone gray! >>

. >> reporter: mandy and cody, both 38, live 360 miles apart in alaska.es during the week i'll just fly down for dinner and hop on a plane to get back for work the next day. >> reporter: right now they keep separate homes because they each share custody of their kids with their exes. mandy said even if they lived in the same city, she'd still prefer to live apart. >> like, wow, this isn't what we expected, but it's pretty great. we are thinking there's a good chance we'll keep maintaining two separate houses and just get together on a very regular basis. >> reporter: experts say while this works for some, living together separately isn't for everyone. >> it makes the time that couples do have together all that more special because it's not something they take for granted. >> our experts point out one of the benefits of living separately, you don't have to fight over silly stuff like dishes in the sink and the bathroom. when i got engaged my mom's tip for marriage to me was make sure you have your own spaces. that was her way of saying you need a bigger ap

while in september, mandy moore and her husband taylor goldsmith welcomed their baby girl, louise, givingly have a lot to be excited for. -on the 2024 oscars red carpet, vanessa hudgens cradled her growing belly to announce her pregnancy. she then went on to win "the masked singer" before the arrival of her first child in july with pro baseball player cole tucker. -newlyweds sofia richie and elliot grainge welcomed their daughter eloise on may 20th, with sofia calling it the best day of her life. and proud granddad lionel richiweighed in. -my baby just had a baby. how about that? eloise. um, all i can say to you is i just can't keep my mouth off of, you know, the little drumstick, the legs, you know? i'm sorry. just get the baby away from pop pop. just get the baby away from pop pop. i'm having a ball. -shortly after announcing her split with offset, cardi b gave birth to a beautiful baby girl in september, making her their third child together. while ashanti and nelly had lots to celebrate with the arrival of their son kareem in july. -in august, lea michele welcomed her second child, a