a lot of questions, mel. mel, a message tonight. >> i will sift through -- i will sift through the remains of my place to see if i can find any clues for you. >> laura: mel, any message from you to governor newsom or karen bass tonight? >> spend less on hair gel. that's it. you know. what can i say to them? not big either. there you go. >> laura: mel, i know multiple shows and films have been put on hold. everyone's livelihood has been put on hold that has been involved in these fires. affected by the fires. i know you have a film flight risk that's coming out in just two weeks. first film you have directed since 2016. we lo-the ingraham family loved hacksaw ridge. what can we expect with the industry going through changes already with these fires affecting production and i can't wait for this film? >> sure, there is going to be, i think, people have to adapts. very few things are made in california anyway. over all these years the playing field never got leveled as far as tax exemptions and all of the advant

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many shadow chancellor mel debt. shadow chancellor mel strider 5aid debt.olicies, announced in the budget last year, taking us back towards the 19705. daisy cooper of the liberal democrats: her to announce a serious plan for growth. i think we will hear more of that this week, but certainly, the pressure on her is, i would say, the most severe it has been since she entered government, and became the chancellor last summer. many thanks, harry farley. ukraine says it has captured two north korean soldiers who are fighting alongside russia in the kursk region. video was released claiming to show the two wounded men, but no evidence was provided that were north korean. 0ur eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford has the latest. the photos and the video that have been released by the ukrainian authorities show two young men being held in cells used for prisoners of war. one had his face bandaged and the doctor said he has an injured jaw and a blooded lip, and another has his hand and who they are and in one of the photographs, there is a russian military do

ben houchen said she was a fantastic mel stride but he - a fantastic mel stride but he said that people he wrong? he trust us, few people see us as credible. is he wrong?- credible. is he wrong? he is absolutely _ credible. is he wrong? he is absolutely right _ credible. is he wrong? he is absolutely right and - credible. is he wrong? he is absolutely right and the - absolutely right and the general election typifies this, that we have a huge mountain to climb but at the time to do it. do you? with nigel farage snapping at your heels? this snapping at your heels? as there will _ snapping at your heels? sis there will probably snapping at your heels? s there will probably not snapping at your heels? sis there will probably not be an election for another 11.5 years. we have to regain the trust in a number of areas, we have to regain the trust in a number ofareas, including most significantly the economy. i am absolutely confident that under kemi badenoch this is leadership, she knows what conservative principles are, that will do the hard charger a cassette tape and fought for work to com

so mel stride there very clearly _ street. so mel stride there very clearly setting - street.he j very clearly setting out the case for the prosecution, as it were. from rachel reeves's point of view she was actually quite keen to make this statement to mps today because i think she wanted to take on some of these wider criticisms that had been swilling around in parliament and in the papers andindeed in parliament and in the papers and indeed some of the grumbles on their own backbenches. the approach she took is more effectively the best form of defence is attack. i have been under no illusion about the scale that we face. after 14 years of stagnant economic growth, higher debt and economic uncertainty, and we have seen global economic uncertainty play out in the last week. but leadership is not about ducking these challenges. it is about rising to them. the economic headwinds that we face are a reminder that we should indeed, we must go further and faster in our plan to kick start economic growth. too kind of bill current state of economy. we have heard many times before, t

mel is a pillar of this community. if you see how he interacts with the public and how the people come and they look for him, he's probably one of the best things we got going here. graham has helped organize a gofundme to help his friend repair his car, buy a new wheelchair, and get back up to speed. seeing people donate. seeing people say kind things. want to help that i never met. it like brings tears to my eyes. jones is no stranger to hardship. he was paralyzed from the hips down after being wounded in a random shooting when he was 22. i'm a survivor. i guess so to say, you know, keep it up. with the community's help, he intends to keep giving back. most definitely. i'm trying to see if i could probably get on one more commission board. in vallejo. jodi hernandez nbc, bay area news. up next. dia de los reyes, the holiday celebrated by millions with a big focus on a special kind of cake. but could the egg shortage have an impact? we went to a san jose bakery today to find out. i'm sergio quintana at fisherman's wha

we've also had mel stride, the shadow chancellor.after the rachel reeves who is at the moment actually in china. yes. so all sorts of things happening on the economy this week, the cost of borrowing has gone up. rachel reeves has gone to china to try and start some discussions with the government there about how britain and china improve their trade. she's obtained about 600 million, which is quite a small amount in benefits over the next five years. mel stride said she shouldn't be there, cap in hand, as he put it, but it was put back to him that the trouble that the government is facing on the economy at the moment partly comes from the fact that they inherited a very difficult situation when they took over six months ago, won the election. and mel stride, the shadow chancellor, said that the previous governments, liz truss and rishi sunak and what they did on the economy could not be blamed for what is happening now and labour is dealing with. this is what he said. the first thing they did when they came into office was to talk th

mel in china and that has quite a controversial foot. kuenssberg, the shadow chancellor, what did he say? she has attained £600 million, fairly modest amount of money in potential trade benefits for britain in the next five years. she has been criticised for going to china and having these conversations. mel stride the chat shadow chancellor said i would not be in shanghai cap in hand when momentous things are going on in the economy. he is talking about the increase in borrowing costs, the government has to pay money to borrow, that has gone up this week. it was put to him that part of this was the inheritance this government is having to deal with from the liz truss mini budget back couple of years ago and rishi sunak�*s government. this is what he said in response to that criticism. the first thing we did in the government— the first thing we did in the government was— the first thing we did in the government was to - the first thing we did in the government was to talk - the first thing we did in the government was to talk the econom

mel, i feel like i've known you for a while.mple words are "let them." i think the reason why this is a magical concept and the book has taken off, hoda, is because we're living at a moment in time where people feel like there is so much that's out of their control, whether they're feeling anxious or they look at the headlines or they're worried about the economy or their job. and the message with the let them theory is that, no matter what's going on outside of you, the power is always inside of you. and, so, two simple words, let ththem, are e key to helping you to see what's in your control and what's not in your control. and i think that this is the message that is giving people power and peace and confidence at this exact moment in time. >> well, it is number one everywhere. oprah said it is her favorite self-help book. it has gotten a million accolades. i'm in a car and i'm cutoff and i'm mad because i'm mad. how does your theory work? help us out. >> it's simple. any time you feel stressed, annoyed or frustrated, just say

with california governor gavin newsom facing backlash over alleged mismanagement of la wild fire withs mel gibson sending him a message. >> any message from you to governor newsom or karen bass tonight? >> spend less on hair gel. rachel: president elect trump will not face a penalty in the hush money case in new york. we have that next. charlie: the biden administration tried to bully facebook into censoring that post covid vaccines. >> they pushed us super hard to take down things that were honestly true. charlie: second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. a fox news alert, a new wave of evacuation orders issued in los angeles county after a major flairup overnight in the palisades fire. rachel: right now a total of six wild fires that are burning across los angeles. fire storm leaving at least 11 dead and destroying thousands of homes and buildings. will: robert ray is live on the ground in pacific palisades this morning. robert. reporter: good morning to you and everyone from a burned out neighborhood here, and i want to just illustrate how intense these fires are. the ins

jason, mel gibson says some he was asleep at the switch and he's right. >> absolutely right.emselves. it's one thing to say that look these things sometimes happen and depending on what the cause of this was, maybe or maybe not it could have been immediately prevented but what we know as a matter of fact, had they planned better for this, had everything been working the way it was supposed to, i don't think it would have spread to the way that it did. that's a lot of damage and destruction that's on their shoulders. >> trace: brianna. >> i don't think they were asleep, i think this is just a problem with the fact that they are incompetent. people like avenue some. california voters in 2014 voted for proposition one to create new reservoirs. scenarios like this help. get so many have been built? zero. ineffective leadership. they weren't asleep but they were just not doing their job because they are ineffective. >> trace: amazing to me because mark zuckerberg said the following about the biden administration, these people from the biden administration what called up our team a

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president-elect trump and this is a conversation that happened on joe rogan show with actor producer meln his home state in los angeles area with these wildfires. questions? >> how crazy it is they spent $24 billion last year on the homeless and what did they spend on preventing these wildfires? >> zero. zip. >> he gets on tv and pretends like everything is great. california we have the best states the most amazing economy you are out of your [bleep] mind duty room in the state. >> martha: so mel gibson on the other side of that conversation and he is not alone in recognizing governor newsom's responsibilities here. we saw him with president biden yesterday. we do expect president biden will be making a statement about the wildfires and the response to them. there was the smog that santos and over los angeles with the smoke that has settled over the entire area the skies are blue now. hopefully this will give a little bit of cover and ability for more choppers to get into the air. the wind has been very high that is a concern so obviously continuing live coverage of these fires in los an

joining us now senior congressional reporter for punch bowl news, mel zanona.onfirmation hearings. they're starting to get on the calender. i know all of us on the hill keep an official whip count how well or poorly these might be going. especially for these controversial picks like hegseth, you expect that rubio, for example, is going to cruise through because of his relationship with his colleagues, not so for hegseth. >> right. over the last few weeks republicans have been keeping their powder dry for some of these nominees. a lot of these have gone under the radar. it's been a bit more quiet over the holiday breaks. and some of the ones we're looking out for are your pete hegseths. democrats are going to come out swinging. this is going to be an opportunity for them to really grill him and also going to be an opportunity for himself to show how he's going to defend himself, how he's going to try to persuade some of these senators to vote for him and show they'll vote for him. if trump is watching at tv at home as he usually does and starts to see some of th

. >> you know, mel gibson, james woods with, they're exactly right.f competency, hopefully that that seep ises n. they're going to turn into keys before this is all done. rachel: well, mel and woods already, but let's see about the other stars who have been complaining. karen bass, no one's talking about a communist. she went to cuba 15 times, met with fidel castro, so, you know, vote for a commie, this is what you get. >> there's that. rachel: i mean, this is bad news. all right. abc's narcissistic david muir is getting roasted because he pinned his jacket like this and he put a clothes pin behind it. rook at that. -- look at that. ♪ he's so vain. >> my kids wouldn't know -- who carries? it's not just that he's using it, who carries a clothes pin? [laughter] rachel: david muir does. do you think he's just trying to look buffer in the jacket? >> yeah. come on work it's all about vanity for him. that's offensive. rachel: it's a bad look. i'm glad he's getting roasted. the age at which americans are getting married has been going up, but now gen-z is pu

you were an extraordinary person, what you've done, mel.equality extraordinary and what he brought to the show. his vision for the show in late 2005, sort of paved the way, so, it is -- >> what's -- >> mindblowing >> you and your compliments, pal. calm down. >> take them >> get him some -- how do you work in this neighborhood? you walk, you don't have to even buy it just walk into times square -- >> it wafts. >> the general air quality has changed since i was last year. >> people may not know, some people may know you, you are now global editor for casey trade. >> i am. >> people have seen you -- >> yeah, every wednesday, we go at 2:00 p.m. eastern and every afternoon at 4:00 with the "overtime" boys. >> still participate in the conversation now i have to trade all the time when you hosted this show, it was illegal to trade >> right >> i don't know if they changed that rule. but at tastytrade, it's a requirement. >> what's changed in the past 18 years? >> accessibility i would say that the biggest thing is just the -- obviously liquidity, b

shadow chancellor mel stride has said her policies announced in the budget last year are taking us back

mel johnson is going to keep his gavel. he's still facing the narrowest house majority in almost 100 years. thanks for being with us this friday. i'm anne makovec, and let's start with our first alert weather as we get our first rain of 2025 here in the bay area. it started this morning in the north bay messy drive, but luckily not many cars on the roadways, with a lot of people taking time off because of the new year. let's get over to first alert meteorologist zoe mintz in our virtual view studio. zoe. >>>>well, it's definitely a rainy one out there, but it is a quick mover and i want everybody to appreciate the rain while it's here because it is not going to last for long. and after today, a very dry weather pattern is going to take hold. so like i showed you, we've seen a lot of rain over the past couple of hours. that steady line of rain continued to push from northeast to south or northwest to southeast across the bay area, and it's currently impacting places across our inland east bay communities and south bay. and i

so it came naturally to mel. members of my family have run for office. there was an opportunity when i was in law school. if i had any choice, i would have waited until after i was a lawyer. opportunities come. i took advantage, elected to the maryland general assembly at the age of 22, took office at the age of 23, was still a law student, had my third year ahead of me, the rest is history. >> and you went on to serve in the house. >> 20 years as the state legislator, eight years as the speaker of the house, and now in the senate for 18 years. >> who in your family instilled this love of public service? you mentioned family ran for office, but who said and what did they say to you? >> they didn't have to say very much. i saw what they were doing, my parents were very much involved in communities. my father was a member of the state legislator before he was married. he was a circuit court judge. my mother is extremely active in civic organizations. they taught me in our jewish tradition, to make the world a better place to be, and to helping those that a

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friends and family set up a gofundme for mel jones here after he was hit by a car last month. they say the accident left his wheelchair destroyed. police say this was monday, december 20th. so far no arrests have been made. police also say nobody was seriously injured. fortunately the money raised will go directly towards replacing the wheelchair. we have a link for the gofundme on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> the santa cruz wharf is set to reopen this weekend. it has been closed since being damaged by big waves on december. 23rd prince charles clifford has more. >> here in santa cruz on friday, the war remains close. take a look behind me there. you can see they've still got the the entrance blocked off older. they are allowing some cite officials and business owners and repair crews to go in and out as they prepare to reopen the wharf on saturday morning, the city of santa cruz says that following an engineering assessment and sonar examination of the under structure of the war, they believe that it is safe to reopen. obviously the far end of the war that broke free durin

mel stride questioned the government spending. millions of hard-working _ government spending. of hard-working people up and| of hard—working people up and down our country are now having to pay the price for yet another socialist government taxing and spending their way into trouble. does the right honourable gentleman not now accept that it is time to change course? i accept that it is time to change course?- accept that it is time to change course? accept that it is time to chance course? .. , ., change course? i am pleased the riaht change course? i am pleased the right honourable _ change course? i am pleased the right honourable gentleman - right honourable gentleman enjoyed my performance. i haven't— enjoyed my performance. i haven't even had my first cup of coffee _ haven't even had my first cup of coffee yet this morning. let me answer some of his questions. the honourable members should listen if the questions are so important to them — questions are so important to them he _ questions are so important to them. he asked me about the fiscal— them. he asked me about the

also, such a large white bed went to cold, excessive baited struggles added to mel nutrition. children's immunity was gravely impacted and now in fiction, as a rife is basically pneumonia. most civilians are living in tents on the top, poland is the one many children most the newborn babies have died recently because of cold with that promise to destroy is easier than to build, especially without tools. the on say it could be 350 years to rebuild distress and could have proven possible. and there is regular the blockade of goods and equipment for now. house, the indians bucket shovels and even bare hands we'll have to do for gaza children the winter hasn't brought more than just the cold. it has a broad illness and suffering. not because it's on usually cold winter, but because of the lack of proper shows or medical supplies and a parents are desperate for health. and doctors here are pleading for urgency, honey, my most i was just the it out from the off the hospice and very velocity policy. the un says and immediate sci fi is needed in gaza to allow agencies to operate in the street ev

salis detention followed the restaurant. ronnie and businessman mohammed, albeit e at milan as the mel pencil airport on december 16th, which i came following a west war. and the west justice department has accused albany of providing drone technology 21, which was allegedly used in a january 2024 attack on a u. s. i was supposed in jordan that resulted in the depths of free american troops there. uh now. well, what's interesting is that the us try to play the card that follows arrest could be a link to offer the needs detention. what. so i'm suggesting that one might have used her as a bargaining chip to secure albany is what it is. but of course, um, it seems to go the other way around cuz we understand that a few days before sicily is what he's italian prime minister or george, i'm alone. a reporter we discussed this matter with us president elect donald trump during her visit to the wes, seeking a delay in art, but he needs extra addition to the west and exchange for silos. freedom from iran say because we, we are right about the case as well. positive all the said anything about t

salis detention followed the restaurant carolina and businessman mohammed, albeit n e at milan, is the mel pencil airport. on december 16th, which i came following you west for and the west justice department has accused of at any of providing drone technology 21 which was allegedly used in a january 2024 attack on a us out post in jordan that resulted in the depths of 3 american troops there. uh now. well, what's interesting is that the us try to play the card that solid arrest could be linked to offer the needs detention with some suggesting that one might have used her as a bargaining chip to secure albany is one of these. but uh, of course, um, it seems to go the other way around cuz we understand that uh, a few days before sylvia. it's one of these italian prime minister, george, i'm alone, a reporter we discussed this matter with us president elect donald trump during her visit to the wes stefan has firmly denied any lanka. and actually there's no longer a need to wait for a proof to reject such a claim. uh while we know that well, someone has been released, albany remains in custody

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well, i'm joined by mel and you've helped to organise all of this.s and the family of the kids, and they worked, like, for a year, to collect the money and be here in this important day for them, you know. and of course, paco and carnaval del pueblo helped us seriously to achieve this dream for the kids. what does it mean for them to be here? it is, you know, their dreams. they love music. and to be and play in another country is a dream for the kids. amazing. well, we'll be able to speak to one of the performers. isabella, thank you so much forjoining us. how does it feel to be here in london? well, i'm actually so nervous right now. it's really hard to, like, play with all this rain. and because i'm from mexico, mexicali specifically, it's really like nervous to talk to people. and being here isjust amazing. ijust love it here. is this the first time you've taken part in this parade? yeah, it is. well, i have been part of this orchestra for the past three years. i already passed and i'm at high school right now. not at secondary. but it's really, l

and sickness, and mel nutrition are widespread supplements. and so my profession is rooted in service and humanity and i believe it's unacceptable to abandon my role is conviction drove me to return to work with the children needed me. and just as important to me, i needed to feel present an active again with are these in gaza, say more than a 1000 posted in health workers have been killed by israeli forces. hospitals have been repeatedly targeted and much of the regions medical infrastructure lies in ruins. one more doctor on duty is helping save lives, but only an end to the war can and the bloodshed. a sense of monahan's elgin's 0 as bones for miss information spreads, palestinians are turning to social media as a last resort to document the reality pool. a post challenge official is riley narratives and brings the wealth closer to the human cost of full tar cowboys. and reports from darrow, by the in the heart of the, the and the treatment is on. imagine it looks different kinds of back tools. big folks, back to the with a smart phone in h

the shadow chancellor, mel stride, has accused are her ofjumping on a jet when she should be gettings, for example, are saying that she should be coming up with a plan b for how she plans to address market volatility. and of course, for the chancellor who's out there trying to sell uk plc. she is facing these questions at press conferences like this about these issues at home. but she has defended her budget. she said her fiscal rules are non—negotiable and she's talked about how important economic stability is. but i'm sure when she gets back on monday, there are still likely to be a lot of questions for her. a former thai soldier accused of killing a cambodian opposition politician has been handed over to the authorities in thailand. he's suspected of shooting dead lim kimya after the former legislator stepped off a bus in bangkok. the suspect, ekkalak phaenoi has apparently confessed to the crime, but his motive is unclear. he then fled to cambodia, from where he's been repatriated. the 27—year—old will take part in a two—day summit in islamabad focusing on girl's education in isl

those struggles added to mel nutrition. children's immunity was gravely impacted. and now in fiction, as a rice is basically pneumonia, the most civilians are living in tens on the top. poland is the one many children most the newborn babies have died recently and because of cold weather i can promise to destroy it's easier than to build, especially without tools view and say it could be 350 years to rebuild, distressed and could have proven possible under his regular blockade of goods and equipment. as for now, how is the indians buckets shovels, and even bare hands we'll have to do for gaza children the ones are, hasn't brought more than just the cold. it has a broad stillness on suffering. not because it's not unusual, the cold winters, because of the lack of a proper shows or medical supplies in a parents are desperate. and doctors here are pleading for version 800 in the morning, which is either a, from a loss to hospital and data back to be how aside, let's bring in men. so schumann, who's a, a palestinian jealousy, who mandatory work, who lived in gauze unti

un says israel's bouquets, or preventing most children from getting enough to eat and sickness, and mel nutrition are widespread. put them in. 1 and so my profession is rooted in service and humanity and i believe it's unacceptable to abandon my role is conviction drove me to return to work with the children needed me. and just as important to me, i needed to feel present an active again, with already some gotta say more than a 1000 pounds. sitting health workers have been killed by israeli forces. hospitals have been repeatedly targeted and much of the regions medical infrastructure lies in ruins. one more doctor on duty is helping save lives, but only an end to the war can and the bloodshed fence amount of him. elgin's era, possessed as an israel have blocked the main highway in tennessee and good by a lack of a deal to end the war in gaza and retired. the captives have police use force to dispatch for testers and made several arrest families of the captive accuse. nothing, yeah. who of deliberate and the obstruction good deal. so he's a political tens of thousands of people are demon

hey, brian mel holly is one of the few journalists operating in northern garza and is that the scene of one of the latest attacks and this is what every single morning looks like in garden city after these real easy fighters is to have targeted this residential building and shifted one area to the north of guys, a city for palestinians had been rewarded, killed and dozens were injured. and there are many still missing under the rubble, as you can see, civilians are trying to dig deep under desirable to rescue the trad civilians perhaps killed syrians from under this risk. freud, building the flaws and look at these really forces attacked and targeted this place at 1 50 in the morning a little the people was sleeping with the did the wounded and the destruction of the results of an attack. the did all over the place and the streets. we're still trying to find someone i own because there are no civil defense team, so ambulances here. i don't know what more hardships we can expect. i have no more woods to say in length. i got them to pass on that. as you can see, we are still looking fo

impeached president, used to kill the warnings all spreading famine in northern goes, the babies dying as mel nutrition and palestinian families starving. and yet the united nation says that all of this is avoidable. speaking in new york, the you and secretary general spokesman said israel's refusal to allow food assistance into the strip is lessening the hunger strike. the funds to george says enough food to feed the entire population is trying to the buddha blocks for mentoring a r c. amount of cherry and colleagues are telling us that the hunger crisis across the gaza strip continues to worse and it made critical supply shortages. severe access restrictions and violence arm looting in central and southern gaza. ultra reports that as of sunday, our humanitarian partners had exhausted all supplies of their warehouses at a time when these really authorities continued to deny most requests to bring food assistance from error as west crossing to areas south of wadi garza. meanwhile, about a 120000 metric tons of food assistance, enough to provide rations for the entire population for more than

mel gibson on friday night and one thing he said on broken california spent waste management money onair gel. [laughter] is a possible some of it was spent on a medicare pedicure? and facial? >> it was missing the federal. [laughter] he should have spent a little extra. >> tomorrow nfl sunday rams play monday in arizona and matthew stafford can pass kat it greatest gavin newsom did when he was asked about water, rams our inbox. one more question based on trumps analysis, do i need to start working spelled into my diet for next year's anniversary? >> i don't think anything will help you. [laughter] >> and newsom chased the way out of him? >> shots fired. >> is actually a great idea. [laughter] >> i did know she was going to be a roast of jimmy. [laughter] >> amazing to think it's been 365 days and i still hate -- [bleep] -- [laughter] [applause] >> they told me michael was he here. [laughter] >> do not let her behavior cool you. when we come back, a drink with a drug smoker and red slippers from the wizard of oz. [applause] are you looking for a walk-in tub, for you, or someone you lov

so mel gibson, you know, they have some was saying yeah, yeah that it's really been stark and an awful but hopefully the corruption will be expose. yeah. and gavin, you some, i think his, his eye on the presidency that's over. he's well, you're calling for him. he's not going to live down from this one for quite a long time. it's all right, but that's how, let's hope, trunk when he's coming in. i mean, i'm not, you know, stupidly optimistic but i hope that he can drain the swans all across the united states of america and try and get rid of this, both of awful corruption. that's our readings are contributor on this story. i really appreciate your time today. thank you so much. thank you. thanks. take care but apparently locals in greenville and one donald trump, the pony up and by the island and the maga, lead us on when they were in a mission to find out. however, it did all seem a little bit stage, but then take my word for it, but listen to this coffee shop chat, or do you want to be part of the really as good as the do you want donald trump to buy greenland? well then logs public b

>> a, mel. that's right. lilly's fourth quarter coming up short of expectations. and that is renewing fears that it might also be slowing. >> because of supply tight accident in the first half of the year, inventory levels rose because of uncertainty. as we become a more predictable supplier, people able to work down their capital. and patients can get the medicine they want. >> lilly's new ceo. what they did there was they took the trends that they were seeing earlier in the ear when supplies were tight. and people started pulling back. they weren't ordering as much as they needed or that they were before because there was more supply available. and also learned that there is more seasonable stock available. saying there were just a few things that were a little bit out of whack in those guidance. and some of those assumptions they were making. and lilly's fireside chat. >> keep us posted, angelica peebles. thank you. >>> mizuho healthcare strategist, jared holz. do you buy their explanation of the inventory, sort of fluctuations, from quarter to quarter? >> grea

that's what president trump and pam bondi and kash patel will do once they take the mel helm.adviser to president-elect trump jason miller joins us now. jason, welcome and happy new year. how have the tragic event events of new year's eve affected maybe the calculus in the senate for confirming especially these national security nominees? >> i think it heightens the importance of getting these picks confirmed asap. not only do we have national security positions, we have law enforcement positions whether that be attorney general or kash patel for fbi, but also we have critical infrastructure as well. think about the disasters we've had on the transportation front in recent years during the biden administration. we need to not only put in president trump's people so we can implement this change, but we need to restore confidence in our basic levels of government whether that's national security, law enforcement or critical infrastructure. we cannot have any more lapses. president trump has picked some fantastic people, and the american people voted for him to the put the adults