>> nicole: wonderful. >> nicole: as we head into 2025 people are excited.breaking debt. what do you make of that. >> not a surprise,ening coal. we have had above target inflation since april of 2021. that was the inflation that we were told was supposed to be temporary. >> well, it wasn't very temporary. consumers are stretched. credit card are up. eggs are expensive. put them on credit card and that's what has happened to millions of americans. it's no surprise, nicole, that consumers are stressed out. credit all time high. the good news is we are all going to thrive in '25. >> i love that attitude. and president-elect trump did talk about decreasing the interest rates with credit cards to kind of help people get out of that debt. but you have some tips to help us clean up our finances. what are those? >> well, first, let's do an audit. let's come clean. no more hiding bills in your sock drawer and hope they go away. set specific goals for 2025. what i beaten by that i just want to pay down my debt. that's not going to work. i would like to reduce my credi

nicole, does kamala harris is a political future?we have to remember that she was rejected in 2019. the only reason we have continued to see her since then is because she checked boxes. it's not a surprise she lost the election. democrats rejected her first in 2019. republicans joined in the last election. talking about president biden, knowing when to bow out gracefully is the mic drop. we saw president biden. he stumbled down the tarmac as his exit. maybe he left after the mid-terms, bowed out and let the democrats have the new generation, maybe his legacy would have been preserved, whatever that would be. i have to agree. he no longer has that uncle joe moment. he's grumpy grandpa. it's been the demise mentally and physically and also afghanistan. i don't think history will look positive on him. >> he's starting a diaper trend intimes square. kennedy, exit polling has -- as they have recalibrated and figured out how wrong the polling was, exit polling shows that perhaps the only time in the history of polling in america, there's m

in. >> nicole: i'm going to go the opposite. i like baby steps.hink that it's important to kind of do little things every single day to live a happier, healthier life. one of the big things that i really like doing are trying new things, learning new things. 2024 i learned that junk and pickleball. and work 2025 being better i'm considering learning a new language gets the brain firing. >> griff: what language. >> nicole: i already speak spanish, english. the easy thing would be italian. i am italian. it is romance language piggybacks on spanish. i'm taking suggestions. >> griff: what about mandarin. >> nicole: that's commitment. >> joey: talking about learning a new language i'm still learning english, maybe my resolution to be a little bit sharper on english. for me it's real easy. i want to take more risks and aggressive about things i'm going to do. people hear that he is going to start a business no, for me that might be walking down a hill without a handrail. i will take more risks and gets more aggressive on things. somebody who has no prob

nicole yo paso contigo carlos. >> muchas gracias.n teme que la pÉrdida de vidas humanas tambiÉn podrÍa aumentar en los siguientes dÍas. y escuchÁbamos tambiÉn a carlos decir que hay un poquito de alivio, pero eso va a cambiar para el resto del dÍa. estÁ con nosotros ahora. gabriela de jean gaby, cuÉntanos quÉ podemos esperar. >> buenas tardes, nicole. definitivamente tenemos buenas y malas noticias, porque el viento continÚa diciendo presente en menor intensidad, pero todavÍa con la suficiente energÍa para crear incluso nuevos incendios y avivar mÁs esas llamas de los que estÁn activos. esto es lo que estamos observando desde el sur de california. estos cinco incendios, el mÁs grande con mÁs de 17.000 acres. incluso si analizamos los incendios mÁs grandes en california que se han registrado hacia el norte del estado, fÍjese el complex. pues mÁs de 1 millÓn de acres. pero a pesar de que este incendio, la extensiÓn es un poco mÁs pequeÑa en los Ángeles. lo que sÍ hemos visto es que ha activado o ha enfrentado a zonas que son altamente

cristina buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes, nicole.s de confirmaciÓn que empiezan maÑana. las mÁs importantes estÁn ahÍ. pete hegseth para maÑana. en defensa el miÉrcoles. plato fuerte porque estarÁn los nominados de seguridad nacional, justicia. estado. el jues, justicia, la embajadora tambiÉn de las naciones unidas y para el viernes, una de las nominaciones mÁs controversiales la de tulsi gabbard, la ex congresista demÓcrata tulsi gabbard a directora de inteligencia nacional. pero para maÑana hablemos de pete hegseth. es un ex presentador de la cadena fox y ha enfrentado denuncias de mala conducta n temas de mujeres y tambiÉn en temas financieros, y han dicho que ha abusado del alcohol. Él ha negado esas denuncias. sin embargo, ha dicho que es un hombre cambiado. esa va a ser una de las mÁs controversiales, aunque ha recibido apoyo de las filas de los partidarios de donald trump y se dice que una de las mÁs fÁciles va a ser la de marco rubio, secretario de estado. Él cuenta con el apoyo no solo de republicanos, sino tambiÉn de demÓcr

>> hola, nicole.as del ocÉano pacÍfico, es decir, la playa. fÍjate como el incendio arrasÓ con todas estas viviendas que se encontraban justo frente a este litoral. incluso podemos ver el poder del incendio. ha retorcido los aceros de esta residencia totalmente. incluso incluso este bote de basura bean totalmente derretido. y si caminamos a travÉs de esta carretera que logramos de igual forma ver a los bomberos que estÁn atendiendo nuevas emergencias que estÁn surgiendo, ya que ellos estÁn intentando de que los vientos no generen nuevas llamaradas. logramos ver como casa tras casa todas quedaron destruidas y ahora la pregunta es cÓmo es posible que realmente este incendio haya podido llegar inclusive hasta el mar? si ustedes se fijan, esto es una colina donde al parecer se estaba quemando de igual forma, pero eran tan intensos los vientos que sus llamas lograron brincar toda esta avenida que es de cuatro carriles hasta alcanzar esta zona y eso muestra la magnitud de los vientos de santa ana, de cÓmo p

nicole sganga, cbs news, washington. >> all right, thanks, nicole. >>> well, when the new congress convenes on friday, republicans will be in control of both the house and the senate. but that's no guarantee of harmony on capitol hill. there is still a potential battle over who will be speaker of the house, something president-elect donald trump is hoping to avoid. cbs' erica brown reports from washington. >> reporter: mar-a-lago will be packed with a who's who from capitol hill for president-elect donald trump's annual new year's bash. >> happy new year. >> reporter: it's unclear whether house speaker mike johnson will be in attendance. but trump delivered a late christmas gift to johnson monday when he endorsed him to be the speaker of the house in the new congress. >> i'm really humbled and honored to have president trump's endorsement for speaker again. >> reporter: but even with trump's endorsement, johnson may have a tough time winning enough votes from his republican colleagues. at least three republican house members say they have reservations about johnson's leadership. >> i'll rem

nicole going to revere beach, nicole is going back to york. and that sort of created the spine that i think allowed me to tell the other stories effective more effectively. i think it turned out really well in regard. i mean, it has very effervescent. but but also like it's it's never confuse saying but that was and i where are the cameras thank you you're don is my editor and i feel like that was his thing is if you really root it and in that the reader can follow it won't be. yeah and then i just made sure in that rewrite that anything really loved i found a place right. yeah. well it was like you will get this for me. yeah. i mean, i had a really great publication process. i'm really get along with publisher. one of the most interesting things about publication process was we decided to hire a sensitivity reader, which is something many people don't know about, i think. and so when you hire a sensitivity reader. you're reading this, you're hiring person to read the book for a certain perspective. so for example, if you write a novel and you

>> nicole muy buenas tardes.cticamente arrasaron con todo lo que encontraron a su paso. miles de estructuras, entre ellas casas, escuelas, negocios, fueron totalmente destruidas. este es el panorama que se vive aquÍ en altadena, una de las zonas mÁs afectadas hasta el momento. 24 personas se reportan como muertas, otras 23 estÁn desaparecidas durante esta maÑana y ayer vimos equipos de rescate en busca de restos humanos. esto podrÍa aumentar la cifra de muertos por estos incendios. todo esto, como ya lo dijiste, mientras se reporta un nuevo incendio en ventura, al oeste de donde me encuentro, donde 56 acres de terreno han sido consumidos por las llamas. en total, 40.000 acres han sido prÁcticamente desaparecidos por estas llamas. los bomberos en estos momentos estÁn trabajando arduamente para controlar los incendios. pero el panorama no es nada alentador. hay advertencias de bandera roja en gran parte del sur de california. los vientos podrÍan alcanzar entre 40 y 70 millas por hora. obviamente, estos vientos pote

. >> hoy fue el Último adiÓs a nicole pÉrez, la joven madre que falleciÓ cuando un hombre embistiÓ abraba el aÑo nuevo en la calle de nueva orleans. hablamos con sus familiares tras la extensiÓn del programa de protecciÓn temporal para los venezolanos y salvadoreÑos. investigamos quÉ tan vulnerables estarÍan los beneficiarios cuando en unos dÍas trump asuma la presidencia del paÍs y lo llevamos a un laberinto conformado por miles de cipreses en comayagua, honduras, que segÚn su creador, representa los caminos de la vida. conÓzcalo en nuestro segmento planeta tierra. >> noticias telemundo fin de semana con johanna suÁrez. >> escenas apocalÍpticas como esta del incendio han surgido en varias partes del condado de los Ángeles. mÚltiples incendios causan daÑos catastrÓficos. mÁs de 150.000 personas estÁn bajo Órdenes de evacuaciÓn. despuÉs de que comunidades enteras han sido borradas por las llamas. quÉ tal?ra est con nosotros. de momento, al menos 13 personas han perdido la vida en esta tragedia. anthony mitchell, de 67 aÑos, muriÓ junto a su bisnieto justin. ee Último sufrÍa de parÁlis

nicole what are you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, two law enforcement sources now telling cbs news that a long gun was recovered from the scene of the crash. an indication that the suspect was perhaps using a firearm with a long barrel. and we should say that both fbi and local law enforcement are now working together to search that vehicle for additional weapons. you know, of course, earlier today we learned that investigators found what appeared to be improvised explosive devices a the scene of the crash. they're still trying to determine whether those devices were viable and furthermore if those devices are connected to this suspect. we reported earlier the suspect in the attack is dead. multiple federal law enforcement sources telling cbs news and fbi confirming in a statement we have not yet heard a name. at this point law enforcement and fbi likely running forensic analysis, ensuring a positive identification of the suspect before releasing that name. and that will be part of a long and on going process to co

. >> ese fue el Último mensaje de nicole pÉrez a su mamÁ antes de morir en el atropello masivo ocurridotelemundo en la noche con johanna suÁrez. >> esta noche los bomberos de los Ángeles siguen combatiendo las llamas de varios incendios en el sur de california. la cifra de muertos ascendiÓ a 16 y segÚn el alguacil del condado de los Ángeles, robert luna, hay 13 desaparecidos. pero no se sabe si todos corresponden al incendio. el condado de los Ángeles declarÓ emergencia de salud por la mala calidad del aire debido al humo y a las partÍculas que contiene el aire. quÉ tal? gracias por estar con nosotros esta noche. el incendio se extiende hacia el este, hacia encino y tambiÉn hacia brentwood. erika flores precisamente estÁ en este lugar con la Última informaciÓn por quinto dÍa. >> los Ángeles arden llamas. el incendio es el mayor siniestro en el condado. avanza ferozmente tierra adentro, consumiendo todo a su paso, incluyendo cientos de estructuras adicionales. y amenazan nuevas comunidades como encino, west y brentwood. albino se quedÓ sin empleo. el restaurante donde habÍa trabajado por

cbs' nicole valdez joins us with the latest from new orleans. nicole, what's the mood like in the city this morning? >> reporter: michael, good morning. well, it's quiet. a much different environment here from the usually packed french quarter, just 24 hours ago or so, there were thousands of people celebrating the start of a new year here. now, this is the site where so many remember the carnage of the attack that killed 15 people and hurt nearly 40 others. right now, federal investigators called this attack deliberate, thought-out, and say they are investigating it as an act of terror. >> we have dozens of people that got hit by this car. >> reporter: frantic messages from first responders in new orleans, just moments after a man drove his truck through crowds celebrating the new year on the city's famed bourbon street. >> just heart this squeal. and, like, the rev of an engine and a huge, loud impact. and then, people screaming. >> reporter: the fbi has identified the attacker as 42-year-old army veteran shamsud din jabbar, a u.s. citizen tha

cuÉntanos. >> nicole.quilo, pues esta tormenta se estÁ alejando de nuestra regiÓn, pero aÚn asÍ los efectos son bastante visibles. en prince georges, uno de los condados afectados en maryland, podemos observar la acumulaciÓn de nieve tanto en aceras como en vehÍculos y en algunos puntos hemos visto un poco de esa aguanieve que se forma especialmente en las carreteras y que hace que el suelo se vuelva un poco resbaloso. y esto es ahora la preocupaciÓn de las autoridades, ya que con el frÍo extremo que estamos esperando esta semana, esta nieve podrÍa congelarse creando condiciones mÁs peligrosas en las carreteras. nosotros estamos en un Área comercial y a pesar de todo lo que ha causado la tormenta, la actividad local no cesÓ. residentes se aventuraron fuera de sus casas a pie, ya sea para hacer compras de Último minuto o buscando un plato de comida caliente. varios distritos escolares ya han cancelado clases maÑana. estamos esperando retrasos en vuelos y hasta posibles daÑos en propiedades. asÍ que si usted

thank you, nicole thank you, howard. so we're going to have the signing portion of tonight's we do have a couple copies of movement left at the register in the event we run out. more are on the way. we have one reserve for you and nicole assigned book plates this time and i will start me here at staff picks. we'll open for another half hour or so, so please enjoy yourselves and have a great night. wow along with

this sunday we have got jon scott -- ♪ ♪ >> good evening everybody i'm joey jones nicole saphier and and welcome to "the big weekend show" we have a big story tonight. tomorrow congress and failed presidential candidate kamala harris are set to certify donald trump's landslide victory. we're also just 15 days out from inaugust day and the president-elect is holding a victory rally the day before the big event. but then you're asking if washington has enough security many place after the two assassination attempts on trump's life. >> look at what happened -- [inaudible conversations] [screaming] >> national security is already at the top of mind for many following the isis inspiring terror attack in new orleans. today fbi briefing, the assistant director of counterterrorism division reminded americans that the bureau recently twarted two terrorist attacks in the last few months. >> the threats from international terrorism domestic terrorism, and states sponsor terrorism are complex, and persistent and notably they're all simultaneously elevated over the last year, we saw multiple plot

nicole back to you. >> thank you robert gosh our thoughts are on the line of those in the storm. us about what this is and do you expect that you said that the storm is going to go to d.c. tomorrow with a foot of snow. what about to the northeast is it going to be moving north at all? >> yeah. philadelphia is going to see some of that and the mid-atlantic as you see these people crossing here behind me. some brave folks out i'm not sure why. but indeed yeah d.c. going to get hit part of the mitd atlantic philadelphia schools are closed tomorrow. already, and to your point on the thunder snow yeah it is a rare event that occurs when the atmospheric temperature is just right. you're on that snowline that, and iceline, and indeed kansas city experienced that throughout the day today with that pops of lightning and thunder. we have not seen that here in indianapolis tonight. or even earlier likely will not as it is very cold low 20s and with those winds yeah. it feels like it is in the single digit unfortunately nick >> thank you for the explanation you learn something new every day.

nicole. muy buenas tardes. aquÍ en altadena.omo el mÁs destructivo y el mÁs mortal en la historia del sur de california. este siniestro estÁ contenido en un 45%. el incendio palisades en el Área de pacific palisades y de malibÚ allÁ. ese incendio considerado por esta agencia como el segundo mÁs destructivo. se encuentra en un 19%. contenido. estos dos grandes incendios junto a otros mÁs pequeÑos, han consumido aproximadamente 38.000 acres de vegetaciÓn. la mala calidad del aire estÁ vigente. por eso se le estÁ pidiendo a los residentes de las zonas, principalmente en las afectadas por estos siniestros que permanezcan en sus interiores, de sus hogares o de lo contrario utilizar mascarilla n95. se habla de que unas 17 millones de personas estÁn bajo este aviso de polvo y de cenizas. y bueno, tambiÉn tenemos la reciente informaciÓn que proporcionan las autoridades en una conferencia de prensa que se redujo a 82.000 las personas evacuadas, pero aumentÓ a 90.000 el nÚmero de personas que estÁn bajo aviso de evacuaciÓn. tambiÉn el avi

bring in former fbi agent nicole p parker. thank you for waking up with us on new year's day.ing the news unfold and we're trying to parse and make sense of the conflicting messages coming from the mayor calling it a terror attack and the now fbi specialing agent in charge duncan saying it was not. >> griff, thank you for having me join. what a horrible tragedy. waking up with hope for 2025, i was out running and got a text message from fox asking if i could join and we're discussing another tragedy in our country. i agree, that press conference was not good. you cannot send a conflicting message out and give them assurance everything was okay, that is confusing. you have someone from police saying terrorism and fbi saying it is not terrorism but there were ieds involved. my gut instinct, this is terrorism. the fbi is taking over for a reason. there will be a lot of information come out. i know individuals on the ground there now. this is very serious. this is the real deal. they're going to do a full and thorough investigation. at this point, that is all i can tell you, this

nicole, i can't overstate the level of destruction. i have covered conflicts a lot in the last two years, both spending a lot of time in ukraine. and in so many ways, these buildings remind me of the rubble that is left behind in a war zone. there is not anything here that can actually even be salvaged. this is all just mass destruction. air quality also an issue and a concern for people. a lot of these buildings are old, so they're wondering what happens for this community in terms of just livability when there's all this rubble left behind. the immediate concern, though, particularly for these teams where we are, is finding people who are missing and giving families information, or at least recovering remains, so that they can have a proper burial for their loved ones who were trapped with these fires. some of the places they say they are searching pools, because when these fires surrounded a lot of people's houses, they say people run towards water because that may be the safest option, but then they cannot get out. it is described

so far those identified include nikyra cheyenne dedeaux nicole perez, tiger bech, and reggie hunter.th hunter's cousin shirell robinson jackson. >> right after the holidays yeah, this hurts. this is terrible. and, like, we want as much justice for him as we possibly can get. his whole life ahead of him. whole life ahead of him. >> reporter: the french quarter was busy last night, not only because it was new year's eve, but because there are thousands of notre dame and georgia fans in town for the sugar bowl, which was supposed to be played tonight, is now postponed and will be played tomorrow while the city tries to cope with what happened. major? >> major: cope, indeed. omar villafranca, thank you. we are learning much more tonight about the 42-year-old u.s. army veteran who police say was behind the wheel of that pickup truck. cbs's jason allen has been digging into the attacker's past and tracked down his home address in houston. jason, what can you tell us? >> reporter: major good evening. we have been watching a s.w.a.t. team from the harris county sheriff's office here in houst

testimonios desgarradores de la familia de nicole pÉrez.como reggie hunter. eran hijos como nicoia de algunos deportistas como martin beck. tambiÉn habÍa exalumnos recordados por sus profesores graduados en la universidad y trabajadores dedicados. todos tenÍan sueÑos. todos querÍan celebrar laueÑos. llegada de un nuevo aÑo con muchos proyectos. todos manera incomprensible. y esta tarde reabriÓ la calle, escenario de la tragedia. en las primeras horas del nuevo aÑo nos muestra el recorrido que hizo el atacante a bordo de la camioneta con la que embistiÓ a la multitud. veamos. >> a las 03:15, durante las primeras horas del aÑo 2025. una camioneta pick up blanca venÍa justo por esta calle por la canal street y girÓ b bruscamen por la entrada de la calle de borbÓn. la emblemÁtica histÓrica calle del corazÓn de nueva orleans burlando, un auto de policÍa como este, que estaba precisamente aquÍ en la intersecciÓn, bloqueando el paso a los vehÍculos. el atacante pasÓ por esta calle precisamente por la acera peatonal y se lleÓo todo lo que encontrÓ

nicole, what are new orleans authorities saying about the status of those promised secured upgrade?reporter: major, officials today vowed that those downtown street security upgrades will be completed in time for the city to host two big upcoming events, the super bowl and mardi gras. >> major: nicole sganga, thank you very much. cbs correspondent kati weis was there on the scene in the moments after the attack. here is her account of the horrifying aftermath. >> reporter: as a new to new orleans resident, i went out to historic bourbon street with my husband to celebrate the new year. never imagining that happy would turn to horror so quickly. we first heard the commotion and immediately stepped into a bar to take cover. i watched from a second-story window as first responders ran toward the danger. a street previously jammed with people then only filled with the injured and dead. >> there's 12 people dead. >> reporter: partygoers were now prisoners at different bars. i waited with dozens of others, still not knowing what exactly happened. >> there was a car that went through the c

nicole kidman stars in this movie. the legendary nicole kidman.t you played with humor. you say that this film, that it was marketed as a psychological erotic thriller, but that you call it a comedy of manners. >> yes, i do. i also think we play with the thriller tropes and i love the sexual thrillers of the '90s, "fatal attraction," "unfaithful," "basic instinct." i love all of them, "nine and a half weeks." they just tended to sort of punish the lead who would be the cheater or the woman, the femme fatale, and i don't like to punish my characters. i just really love to be human about them and really show that we all are angels and devils. we all have a dark side. and if we accept the dark side and if we dare to look at it, we can actually sort of befriend it. but if we suppress it and in that sense, my movie is a little bit of a cautionary tale, if you will, of what happens when you suppress that side of yourself. that is what i set out to do. the thriller aspect is definitely there, but in the second half of it, we kind of take it more into a h

una de las victimas fatales fue nicole perez. tenia 27 anos de edad y ademas de la cadena nbc news converso con sus familiares. >> y era bien trabajadora, f feliz, muy feliz con su nino. salia con el y ahora el nino ya no tiene su mama. se la arrebataron .>> a nicole le sobrevive un menor de cuatro anos. ella sucumbio ante sus heridas en el hospital al que fue trasladada luego del ataque. tambien el fbi acaba de confirmar que el arrollamiento masivo en la calle de nueva o orleans fue un ataque terrorista. de igual forma, anunciaron en rueda de prensa que el numero de muertos por esta tragedia subio a 14. conectamos en estos momentos con betsy babel, quien se encuentra en vivo desde el lugar donde ocurrieron los hechos. betsy. como estan las cosas en esa zona ? esta tarde. >> buenas tardes, octavio. a esta hora ya la ciudad de nueva orleans parece poco a poco retomar algo de la normalidad . a mis espaldas se encuentra la calle de borbon. esta historica iconica calle donde ocurrio esta tragedia el primer dia del ano 2025, que ya ah

buenas tardes. >> nicole, muy buenas tardes. en el resto del norte de texas, las temperaturas han comenzado ya a descender dramaticamente debido a esta potente tormenta invernal que ha causado ya muertes y serios dolores de cabeza en otros estados, con muchos accidentes y tambien vuelos cancelados. de hecho, en estos momentos , 35 millones de personas se encuentran bajo avisos debido a esta potente tormenta. y bueno, aqui en dallas esperan probablemente entre el jueves y el viernes hasta siete pulgadas de nieve, y esto obviamente podria causar serios problemas a nivel local. las autoridades y tambien los residentes se preparan ya para estos efectos. y bueno, aqui se han abierto ya albergues y tambien centros de cale calentamiento. el gobernador de texas, como tu ya lo dijiste, ha hecho, ya ha puesto en marcha ya un plan de emergencia para poder ayudar a todas aquellas personas que necesiten la ayuda debido a esta tormenta. en estos momentos, probablemente las clases queden suspendidas debido a los efectos de la tormenta invernal

movement and howad here to read the q&a and talk with nicole. movement has been called and the pedestriannf infrastructure and not just for the city and politicians and planners everywhere and going for christian and our trans socialist and going to be the research business that shows up the underbelly of the new york politics and there's a commitment and the short side of interest and the long view by rachel weinberger and director of research and chair of the transportation at the regional plan and association. i want to open with an open ended question and why transportation policy, how you got interested in this, why you chose this book to write at this time. >> transportation touches on all of our lives and encompasses all those other issues that you just talked about. the activism involves not only in defeating the highway era and taking some street space back from the automobile in favor of pedestrians andpe bicyclists and other usessers and how is this done and applies to other issues beside transportation. if you want to get something d

nicole parker thank you for joining us. we appreciated.rt, president biden reportedly to block nippon steeles $14 billion bid for u.s. steel. >> ashley: cheryl casone from fox business network, hi, cheryl. >> hey, guys, good morning to both of you. this will be very interesting because basically according to reports, president biden is going to block the nippon steel takeover offer at the u.s. steel. this is after recent ps you of ford and national security. but they raise concerns but they didn't come to a unanimous decision. $14 billion deal that has been on the works and became political hot button as you both know. look, it depends on a lot of things here. went to put this out to todd, the low year, my friend todd piro, the lawyer that basically you could see challenged in the court by nippon steel. they have been other offers for steel button upon came out the winner of the deal and it could be one issue. that here is what president-elect trump say koji he would make u.s. steel strong again through a series of tariffs we will make it

>> nicolle, i just learned that julia, that is her brother's house. let me show you. that is in the corner, we heard screaming as we were talking to you on air. his return to his home is why he was screaming. you can see that she just put a mask on by the way which is great. >> thank you. >> she is just learning about another wound in her family and talk to see this. >> please tell julie and to pass on to her brother there is nothing we can do to help. but we see her and we feel their pain. we will stay on this story and asked to continue to check in on her. she was going to do was to rebuild on that street and her a lot and her community where she grew up and she loves so much. your reporting has been extraordinary, thank you so much. please wave your arms and we will bring you back on the air at any moment. let me bring in santa monica mayor. much of the city is now under mandatory evacuation orders. because of the palisades fire, please tell us how you are doing and what your message is to your community. >> first of all, watching that segment just made me tear up.

nicole deantonio, abc news, washington. >> nicole, thanks for that. turning overseas to a new ukrainian offensive inside russia. ukrainian forces have launched fresh attacks in the kursk region, where they captured russian villages over the summer. but russia has been retaking the territory with the help of north korean troops. ukraine may now be trying to seize more land to use as a bargaining chip in any talks after donald trump, trump takes office. >> as we mentioned, the country is saying farewell to former president jimmy carter as an honor guard stands by his flag draped casket in atlanta overnight. the first services and ceremonies got underway over the weekend in his hometown of plains, georgia, where people lined the roads to pay respects. >> man. and that motorcade. there was a lot of love on the side of the road. every overpass had people on it. it was amazing. >> some of them were children who were nowhere near born when the 39th president ran the country. one woman held a sign saying what so many felt. president carter, a man of honor. th

y le comento a mi familia que nosros vamos a celebrar y honrar la vida de nicole.stamos con ellos. >> con quÉ testimonios? una profunda tristeza de esta familia hispana. las autoridades dijeron que aÚn realizan las autopsias de las vÍctimas, pero creen que todas murieron por el atropello y no por heridas de bala. vive en houston. el sospechoso de este atroz crimen en nueva orleans. el fbi rodeÓ su casa para indagar si estaba en colaboraciÓn con alguien mÁs. juan josÉ rodas, de telemundo. houston reporta desde el vecindario donde esta tarde ya comenzÓ el operativo en el que un hombre ha quedado en custodia. >> en efecto. y la escena en este lugar donde se presume vivÍa el sospechoso continÚa activa. como pueden ver, a mi espalda, al fondo hay una camioneta amarilla donde hace unos momentos varios agentes del burÓ federal de investigaciones fbi ingresaron a esa camioneta y comenzaron a inspeccionar. hasta el momento, el hermetismo es bastante grande. en estos momentos no nos han dicho quÉ fue lo que encontraron o quÉ fue lo que hallaron dentro de esa camioneta. pero

nicole saphier can we sit in a sauna and count that as a workout?y girls they love to workout they're listening to health podcast they're on those tiktok videos, you know giving all of the health afghanistan advice and they said this. what do you say? >> duffy girls are the saphier boy baby-sitters and i know the household are big supporters of the sauna. i also like infrared saunas there are a lot of health benefits when it comes to sauna boost metabolism relaxes you and improves sleep all of these things can it replace going to the gym absolutely not let me tell you why first of all yes you burn calories sitting in the sauna. you certainly do. however, especially women rachel let's listen -- bone health is so important as we get older. we need to maintain our bone density we need to make sure we're avoiding osteoporosis like running, dancing pickle ball, but also you have to be lifting weights. lifting weights and building that lean muscle mass is not only great for your brain health and your body health but also keeps your bones healthy as well.

may nicole's memory be a blessing. also, right now in our national lead, major arctic weather moving in to much of the country, the system is set to impact 1300 miles of the eastern united states, bringing treacherous winter weather including snow, ice and thunderstorms, all hitting this weekend through early next week. meteorologist chad myers is here. and chad, how big is this storm going to be? >> it is going to be very disruptive. there are so many interstates that are in the way of an ice storm of a snowstorm. could be two feet of snow, could be a half inch of ice, a half inch of ice will bring down power lines, bring down trees. >> now, the snow we're seeing now outside just kind of for effect. this is not the storm. the storm is just now developing in the colorado rockies. >> and it will move across into nebraska and kansas overnight tonight. >> if you need to be somewhere on sunday, you need to get there tomorrow. that's how busy this will be and how bad this is going to be. 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. we can stil

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i'm taking a picture. >> we heard some pieces from joe. >> nicole, i was just going to say, nicole, thisme personally. in 2015, i had an interview scheduled with president carter at his house in plains, and he heard earlier in the day that he had fallen into a pond when he was fishing that day and sprained his wrist and the secret service had taped it up and i thought for sure, you know, he was in his 90s. i thought for sure the interview would not happen, but they said, no, go over to the house. i went there and he answered the door and he was wearing short shorts and crocs. he had a wrist bandage and i said, you know, i can come back another time and he said, no, no, come in. we will do this. he had hung his wet clothes on a clothesline in the backyard. then we did the interview. >> that is fantastic. it is fantastic to have these conversations, rick. >> it is. i will make a larger point. past his prologue, he lost his presidency because of inflation, because of troubles in the middle east. he is kind of a stand-in for biden. this idea of optimism about democracy. our system is cyclica

reporter nicole sganga has more.>surveillance >>video captured the moment when a tesla cybertruck exploded outside president elect donald trump's las vegas hotel, >>>>sitting in the port of cashier for about 15 seconds before it exploded. police >>>>say the back of the truck was filled with accelerants. those >>>>are gasoline canisters. they are camp fuel canisters and large firework mortars. the >>>>suspect has been identified as matthew allen berger, an active duty army member stationed in germany but on leave at his home in colorado springs, colorado. cbs news spoke with two relatives who confirmed that berger had rented a cybertruck, and they say his wife had not heard from him in several days. authorities are investigating to see if there's any connection between the las vegas explosion and the truck attack in new orleans. >>>>the law enforcement and intelligence community are continuing to look for any connections, associations or coconspirators. >>>>both attacks had some overlapping similarities. in addition t

please welcome nicole and howard. [applause] >> thank you for that warm will come. this is a distinguished group of transportation expertspe and advocates so it's really a pleasure to be speaking with so many knowledgeable and engaged people. it's a particular pleasure to be with nicole this evening. this is a terrific book. i loved it and i hope you will either have read it or will read it. it's's certainly the best histoy of transportation policies in new york i think ever written and one of the absolute best books about new york ever written. one of the things we can talk about today is how many areas of city life you touch upon in the book and talking about transportation and criminal justice issues, education issues housing issues. they are all intersected with transportation issues so we will talk about that. i want to open with an open-ended question. i'm curious why transportation policy how you got interested in this and why you chose this book to write at this time >> thank you howard. why transportation policy? because transportation is the one government

nicole, back to you.s on the fbi's radar, and if not, should this have been on the fbi's radar? >> look, it's very, very difficult to find sleeping cells, terror cells. i understand and respect that, okay. i'm always going to be fair and i'm going to tell the truth. it is not easy to detect this many times, but the fact that this individual had videos out before he even committed this act on social media saying i want to do this, the fact that senator kennedy came out and said you know what, fbi, we are going to hold you accountable and you are going to be transparent. we will give you time to do this investigation, and then the american people will know. trust me, he knows something that we are not quite privy too. it goes back to what aaron was discussing. you know, trace, these dei events, the diversity agent recruitment events, there was a push going on in new orleans in july. it happened in the miami division where i served as well. if you are focused on anything other than the mission at hand to pro

i'm nicole diantonio on capitol hill, with details on the events happening this week to honor the 39th president. >> and the stage is set at san francisco city hall for daniel lowrey's inauguration. we're breaking down the day of events marking the change of leadership in the city of san francisco. >> good morning to you. it is wednesday, january 8th. >> plenty to get to. i know that we've all had our attention on what's going on in la. yeah, we're feeling some wind up here as well. >> and those winds here locally are going to weaken over the next couple of hours. we're going to talk about southern california a lot today because they are dealing with just devastating winds and fire. winds here locally are still gusty. we're seeing 20 to 40 mile per hour winds right now. but over the next several hours these winds are really going to back off near the surface. it's not too bad. some spots like san jose, calistoga, seeing winds in excess of 20mph. so we still have a red flag or a wind advisory in effect until 10 a.m. this morning. but we're past the worst of the wind here locally. the wi

let's bring back in nicole parker, former fbi special agent and fox news contributor. that's welcoming paul mauro, fox news contributor and former head of operations for nypd intelligence. great to have you here first, and let me pick up with you, nicole, first of all, it is fascinating, i think, to hear this was a u.s. citizen, obviously an arabic name, shamsud din jabbar. isis flag in the truck, obviously looking very quickly now into what if any formal affiliations he may have had with terror groups, but i am struck by the potential similarities, nicole, to that awful attack we saw in germany just a couple weeks ago on the christmas market. that was a saudi arabia man who had been in germany for something like two decades. he was a permanent resident there and yet at some point, he was radicalized and decided he wanted to attack and kill civilians as they went about celebrating christmas, and it appears we have some potential similarities here, certainly in the sense this man just wanted to kill americans celebrating new year's. >> that's right. i do see some potent

so, guys, we will continue to follow this very closely. >> nicole. thank you.rning, we're also sharing the stories of bay area residents who were in new orleans, including right on bourbon street, during yesterday's attack. abc seven news reporter lena howland now joins us in studio. so it sounds like these folks, of course, are shaken up by what they missed. >> thankfully, reggie aqui shaken would be an understatement. a marin county firefighter happened to be there for a firefighter union convention, and he was out in the french quarter celebrating new year's eve only hours before the attack. firefighter john aguilar took these photos in new orleans yesterday. he even told us that he wanted to stay out in the french quarter a little longer. early wednesday morning. but instead, they opted to go back to the hotel right around 1:15 a.m, which could have been a life saving decision. he told us he cut straight through within about a block and a half of where the attack happened. while he did hear a tremendous amount of sirens once he got back to the hotel, he tho

abc news reporter nicole d'antonio joins us live from dc with what investigators are now saying, nicoleell, authorities say he wanted to hurt as many people as possible, but this morning there are still so many questions, including whether he had ties to isis and also if he acted alone. this morning, the fbi launching an investigation into the man behind the deadly new orleans attack, 42 year old shamsuddin jabar, is an army veteran and us born citizen from texas. he served in afghanistan more than a decade ago, from february 2009 to january 2010. since 2021, jabar worked at the accounting firm deloitte. the company saying, quote, we are outraged by the shameful and senseless act of violence and are doing all we can to assist authorities in their investigation. as the investigation continues, among the top priorities of authorities are to find out what, if any, ties are there to isis beyond the flag. authorities recovered from his truck that he used as a battering ram. >> an isis flag was located on the trailer hitch of the vehicle, and the fbi is working to determine the subject's pote

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>> i feel like trump is a man of his word. >> reporter: nicole is sometimes joined in d.c.two daughters, jackson's sisters, who have been caught in the middle of a divided family. >> we have nothing against jackson. i love him. i love him no more than i love my father, i love my family. >> the gurls and girls and i have received hundreds of mailed death threats. i'm not talking about online things, i'm talking about rape to my daughters, death to my husband, death to me. >> reporter: you don't think jackson has to be afraid of his dad? >> no. i think that's been put on the record several times. >> reporter: so why is jackson still afraid? >> ah, i just think that it's the same thing where people think this red hat on my head is scary and dangerous. it's that same mentality. jackson comes from a lot of love and there's a lot of love to give. and justice for all. >> i mean, i love my mom, of course. i love her. >> reporter: do you love your dad? >> of course i love my dad. i love my dad, but i can't -- i can't feel safe around him. i hate having to put myself in this situatio

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reportera: nicole pÉrez tenÍa 27 aÑos.a. hace pocas semanas estaba comprando cinco aÑos junto a su mamÁ. >> cÓmo le digo que su mamÁ no estÁ aquÍ? [llanto] >> el niÑo estaba enamorado de su mamÁ. [llanto] >> Él quiere una mamÁ joven y no su abuela vieja. me la quitaron. reportera: la vida cambiÓ para mÁs de una docena de familias. un aspirante a enfermerÍa, un padre de dos hijos, entre otras vÍctimas del atentado. nueva orleans es conocida por su calidez. hoy recordaron a las vÍctimas con un homenaje. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: la familia de nicole creÓ una cuenta de gofundme para ayudar con los gastos. >> hay muchas familias con el mismo dolor que yo. no se vale. tienen que parar esto. reportera: estamos en la calle en donde ocurriÓ el ataque. hace pocas horas fue reabierta la calle, y el flujo de personas ha incrementado, incluyendo personas que viven a rendir homenaje a las vÍctimas. las autoridades dicen que las muertes no serÁn en vano y la ciudad serÁ mÁs segura. edwin: gracias. el conductor del cybertruck que expl

hello, nicole. i'm all right, i guess.ing the rounds what i've been doing for the last four years, making sure people, one, people don't forget this day and two, we don't allow the people on the right, the maga extremists to whitewash this day and downplay what happened that day. i really, it was the first time i saw that quote from the chief of -- my former chief. i'm really glad that he said that. one of the things that stands out with regard to the pardons and forgive me if i'm getting ahead of myself, and one of the things that stands out is those people that attacked the police officers there, they were there violently attacking police officers. the people that were trespassing and entered the capitol illegally, they didn't spend years and months in jail. they paid fines and got probation, but the people that donald trump will be releasing on the street are the people that brutally, savagely attacked police officers, and that's one of the things that i'll always be out there pushing back on. you heard senator thune to