. �* , , ., trump once he takes office on monda., , monday.e can't really pass _ monday. as you suggest, he can't really pass an - monday. as you suggest, he | can't really pass an executive order that bypasses legislation that has been approved by congress, and it is interesting, i wasjust congress, and it is interesting, i was just looking back at the feelings within his own party. the chair of the intelligence committee, just on thursday, he said let me be crystal clear, there will be no extensions, no concessions, no compromises for tiktok. extensions, no concessions, no compromises fortiktok. 0ne extensions, no concessions, no compromises for tiktok. one of the biggest obstacles for donald trump, however much he wants to talk to survive, it could be his own party. absolutely, and it has been fascinating actually spending time on tiktok these last few days because the volume of content about the band, about this law, it has been voluminous to say the least —— about this ban. everything i see on to doc has everything to do with this law com

in fact, gop leaders are hoping to move forward with the confirmation process on monda after trump'snauguration. the first likely vote being for marco rubio as secretary of state. lester? >> ryan nobles, thanks. >>> tonight just five days before he leaves office president biden delivering his farewell address, citing his achievements as a long political career nears its end. here's peter alexander. >> reporter: after more than 50 years in public life, president biden speaking directly to the american people one last time. an oval office address punctuating days of final events. >> after eight months of nonstop negotiation my administration -- by my administration, a cease-fire and a hostage deal has been reached by israel and hamas. >> reporter: the president insisting americans are better off than they were four years ago. >> in the past four years our democracy's held strong, and every day i've kept my commitment to be president for all americans. through one of the toughest periods in our nation's history. we need to amend the constitution and make clear that no president, no pres

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picking up once again as we track this into the start of our next week, we see those contours again for mondaning, the north northeast winds upwards of 40 even 50 miles an hour, extending that red flag warning for parts of los angeles through wednesday. those gusts could get crazy again, 50 to 70 miles an hour that dry offshore winds drying the fuels even more, spreading those embers. this is the weather that we typically talk about in october, but here we are in january. i'll show you what we can expect going on into next week. and of course, our local weather coming up in about 15 minutes. kyra. all right. cynthia. thanks. thousands upon thousands of people in los angeles are now homeless, facing the long road ahead. thoughts of rebuilding, but also how to get through the coming weeks and months. churches and schools now offering a port in the storm and the red cross has opened shelters citywide. this one you see here near the palisades fire is completely full. it's where we found generations of families grappling with what the fires took from them. as a lifelong californian, we know wildfi

in this, this i found one day back september reading monda weiss was an op ed piece written by some on the b about his. today is rifaat al years birthday. it has been ten months since i lost my mentor and dear friend. i was with him on december 6th, walking the open road when he told me that he was tired of war. a few hours later he was killed an israeli airstrike along with his sister and four of his nephews. a firm believer in the adage the pen is mightier than the sword. no one knew israel would deploy a missile to counter his wide ranging tweets during the war. five months later, on april 26th, his daughter son in law and their newborn baby killed in a similar way in a similar airstrike. if he were alive today, i would not be writing this. instead, i would be asked to join him at. a column a simple but popular eatery along the shoreline near iconic al-khalili mosque, which was bombed on november eighth o clock, is known locally for having only a item on its menu. crab the word clock, ironically, translates worry. but in gaza it holds a much deeper and uniquely local meaning, embody

the inauguration ceremony on monda ? ~ ., , . monday? take a long _ monday? well, we do expect him to take a long vacation. _ monday? well, we do expect him to take a long vacation. he - monday? well, we do expect him to take a long vacation. he is - to take a long vacation. he is worked hard over the last four years. he has a number of vacation homes, one in delaware, he spends a lot of time in st croix in the us virgin islands. so i would expect them to take some time off. he has said going into his presidency that he was working on a book about inflection points of american history. i would expect them to go back to that end i also expect him to write a book the way that most past presidents do about their time in office, about their history, and to really sit down and reflect on the past four years, not only the past four years, not only the past four years but a kind of men that would take us all the way back to the beginning of his life and the beginning of his time in office. you have to remember that the speech really five decade

onshore breeze in southern california and i think they'll get some rain if not sunday, sunday night into monda. and you know, could be pretty good. depending on how the low sets up. it will be right over us, but it will be moisture starved. so we'll just get colder and windy. but today you get a little offshore breeze, which means for these 30s will give way to 60s, maybe a few upper 60s later today. still 30s. petaluma one at 30, now walnut creek, 3132 menlo park. i think most of livermore at 31. some 20s though boulder creek felton in there. i know hollister was santa clara 31. gilroy down to 32. santa cruz 35. how about that? 19 in reno ten. truckee 14. south lake tahoe, winnemucca with the single digit there at seven, ely at 19. there's some cloud cover moving into southern california. not so much today. there were i mean, at least there's a little bit of an onshore push for some that will help. it's the developing low that's on the way. not today. today. sunny, mild to warm after a cold morning. 60s to near 70. as you get that offshore breeze it could certainly have a low is dropping in r

vamos a escuchar al hijo del vicepresidente walter monda quien fue compaÑero de fÓrmula de jimmy carterer quien y por la decencia de liderazgo que demostrÓ durante toda su vida. me sorprendiÓ cuando entonces el candidato carter me pidiÓ que muriera con Él como su vicepresidente en 1976, me sorprendÍ entonces como me sorprendiÓ todos los aÑos despuÉs de eso, era un hombre brillante, tambiÉn tenÍa un gran sentido del humor y tuvimos cuatro aÑos en la casa blanca, Él logrÓ tanto durante ese tiempo que destacaban a los estados unidos dedicados a la decencia y a la justicia. carter un hombre que cumplÍa con su palabra, recuerdo cuando hablÓ sobre el concepto de la vicepresidencia, le dije a Él que quisiera hacerlo y solamente pedÍ dos cosas, querÍa hacer una gran contribuciÓn y no querÍa ser amena como muchos mi predecesores habÍan sido, Él estuvo de acuerdo con esto, me dio la bienvenida a participar plenamente y le dijo a su personal que me trataran a mÍ como lo tratarÍan a Él, tuvo mucho cuidado de protegerme de la frustraciÓn y muy menudo la humillaciÓn queda marcado la vida de muchos vi

will take place indoors on monday. will take place indoors on monday-— will take place indoors on mondaay. increasing the tensions in the inauguration _ monday. increasing the tensions in the inauguration as _ monday. increasing the tensions in the inauguration as the - in the inauguration as the temperatures drop and looking at the history books, william harrison back in 1841, the shortest presidency because he died a month after the inauguration and a very similar thing, freezing temperatures and he stood there for a couple of hours without a coat or a hat and then caught pneumonia. that is what the history books tell us. in terms of donald trump, he has apparently been talking on social media saying he's told that the inauguration will be delivered inside the capital and says i willjoin the crowds at capital one after my swearing in. you touched on it. in terms of the organisation, it is a logistical nightmare, isn't it? it really is because at first, the rooms that the inauguration could move indoors, at first i thought it would be inside the white house? could take place inside the