tonight -- graham norton, alex wagner.new "closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. president-elect trump will be sworn in next week for his second term. "well, i'm out," said everyone doing dry january. [ laughter ] president biden on wednesday is set to deliver his farewell address om the oval office, though i think he ready did that during the first debate. [ light laughter ] bye, bye. former vice president mike pence revealed on friday what he said to president-elect trump at president jimmy carter's state funeral. it was, "no, i don't know how long this is going to take." [ laughter ] "fox & friends" aired an interview today with incoming first lady melania trump. "so, how's donald?" asked melania. [ laughter and applause ] in the same interview, melania trump said that she's excited about another four years in the white house. in fact, when

norton for the five minutes. del. holmes-norton: thank you, mr. chair. mr. tymon, since 2012, congress has directed states to incorporate performance measures to help ensure federal funding is addressing national goals. congress listed safety as the first goal in the statute followed by infrastructure conditions. states have developed asset management plans that are directly woven into investment decisions. and since 2012 has helped improve pavement and bridge conditions in the national highway systems. by contrast, safety on the roads has gotten worse. in 2012 there were 33,561 people killed in traffic crashes. in 2023, 40,990 people died. do you support requirements to hold states accountable for investment decisions based on safety results in the same way states are held accountable for infrastructure conditions? mr. tymon: thank you for that question. first, let me say safety continues to be the number one priority for every state dot in the country. the number of deaths we are seeing on our nation's roadways, even though it has come down over the last 1

i now recognize 19 member holmes norton for five minutes for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to thank the subcommittee chair for holding this hearing on the nation's surface transportation programs and to express my eagerness for this subcommittee to get started in the 119th congress. america's roads are an important part of our larger transportation system. we rely on millions of miles of public roads and bridges including one million miles of federal aid highways to move goods and people across the country. these roads, in unison with other surface transportation systems like transit, rail, and pedestrian and biking infrastructure, form the foundation for our economy. in november, 2021, congress passed the bipartisan infrastructure log representing a historic investment in the nation's transportation system. this law is only reauthorized -- not only reauthorized our surface transportation programs through fiscal year 2026 but also provided one point $2 trillion, trillion dollars to maintain, improve, and rebuild our infrastructure. within our subcommi

norton: thank you very much. rise in strong support of this bill, which the house passed in the 117th and 118th congresses. i thank chairman graves and ranking member larson for bringing this bill to the floor again. this bill would revoke the independent real estate leasing authority of the securities and exchange commission and direct the government accounting office to update its 2016 report on independent real estate leasing authority in the federal government. while a number of federal agencies have independent real estate leasing authority, the s.e.c. has a history of egregious real estate leasing practices. in 2005 the s.e.c. disclosed that it had underbudgeted costs of approximately $48 million for the construction of its headquarters near union station. in 2007, after moving its headquarters, the s.e.c. scuffled its employees to different office space at a cost of over $3 million, without any cost-benefit analysis or justifiable explanation. in 2010 the s.e.c. conducted a deeply flawed analysis to justif

comedian host of the jim norton can't save you podcast, jim norton. when she calls the fight, she's the knockout host of outkick. good morning, charlie arnold. she won't stop till she's ready to drop. new york times best selling author, new york times contributor kat timpf. and he's not allowed to go horseback riding. new york times bestselling author, comedian and former heavyweight champion. jim, a lot of people aren't aware that you're a nationally renowned parenting expert. thank you, greg. which is odd because you don't have any kids. >> yes. and i'm. >> not allowed near schools. >> yes. but you had parents? i did, so did a lot of your behavior. was it contingent on the things they told you not to do? >> you know. >> i always push back. >> like it was. >> i didn't want to get in the family business. like i wanted to kind of do my own thing. >> what was your family business? >> my parents mule heroin. >> and i. >> can see. >> i just didn't want to swallow the little balloons. >> and it's. >> not healthy. i went with the 10 pound bales of marijuana

forces and loving these residents, trying to return home to the country so and tell us didn't even norton's promise is really civilian hostage, our bell and your food would be released by friday. israel has been waiting for your release for, for the last tens of thousands of displays, palestinians to return to the north of console. and donald trump, i noticed a sweeping terrace on columbia after refuses to receive the partition flights from the united states of the columbia. and president says he will retaliate with his own terrorist, seen by goods shouldn't be treated like criminals. the i'm here until berlin, thanks for joining us. the white house says that he's real and 11 on have agreed to extend the deadline for his really troops to leave southern lebanon. these really army now has until the 18th of february to withdraws, forces the next and the extension comes after at least $22.00 people were killed and many more injured in confrontations with there was a really forces as the initial deadline for israel to leave expired on sunday on sundays, thousands of people displaced by the war b

canadian and toast of the gym norton can't save you podcast gym norton!e calls the fight she is the knockout charly arnolt! sheet won't stop until she is ready to drop. "new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor kat timpf! he is not allowed to go horseback riding, "new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor tyrus! jim, a lot of people are not a rare that you are a nationally renowned parenting expert. >> thank you, greg. >> greg: which is odd because you don't have any kids. >> and i'm not allowed near schools. >> greg: but you had kids. was a lot of your behaviour contingent on the things that they told you not to do? >> i always pushed back. i did not want to get into the family business i wanted to do my own thing. >> greg: what was your family business? >> my parents did heroin. i can see, i just didn't want to swallow the little blue it was unhealthy. i went with a 10-pound bales of marijuana. i spoke to them in castor oil and a friend would help me get the man with the croquet else. [laughter] i don't remember the questi

what people may not know about graham norton. he also is a new york times bestselling novelist.f an elderly irish woman recounting her colorful life from a difficult childhood in ireland to crossing paths with some of the biggest celebrities in new york in the 1960s. and we are so excited to say that graham joins us now live in studio. >> it's great to see you and lovely to be here. >> we've been embarrassing ourselves in the break, fawning over your show and telling you all the ways in which we're loving it and all the ways in which we love it. for american audiences who don't know, i think most of them do. the format of your show is it's you as host, of course, but the format is really wonderful, where all the guests come out at once, and that interplay with them is what brings out so much. >> yeah, because i think some shows kind of add guests as the show goes along. and that was the old carson way and stuff. but we just got to know they're all here at the beginning. and then they kind of on a good night they talk to each other. you know, i just i'm just sort of the comedy bu

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as all the time we have one to thank my guest in plymouth, los angeles, and in norton. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our dc and next time remember prospect the the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the reason i was the slow me and send me your previous needs the because the bills for today i will go with them right now if i have someone available at the finance underscore customer studios, mostly from you know, from the dealership, national level for most of the scenes, if i need blue. nice. see from us the new, the new nebraska. yeah. the whole with a new number. is he taught for peter? true? good. who excuse that is like, is it a good question, chef of it? for you my shit. if that girl stuff, some of that you'll have to issue with the answer so you can always use. so let's give special minutes for $57.00. assume they said it's a summary of cool. that suffices. i have a in the dress, it was so the show and you should be sure will base color sample better, certainly ish, the i'm option or it has the welcome back to going underground, bro

and palestinian norton's promise is really civilian hostage. our bell and your foot will be released by friday. israel has been waiting for you to release for ford, allows tens of thousands of displaced palestinians to return to the north of concept.

he accused of failing to say thank you to french troops. baffling is list insurgencies to use as norton would assume. we had a secure relationship edited in truth. it was in 2 parts. in one part was our commitment to fighting terrorism since 2013. we were right. i think some of the forgotten to say thank you, but that's okay. it will come in time. i'm in a good position to know that in gratitude is a disease that cannot be transmitted to humans. but i say this for all the african governments who not have the courage in the face of public opinion to verify that none of them would be in a sovereign country today, if the french army had not been deployed in this region or vice president's remarks for mattress accusations of neo colonialism from last african lee. this is chevy and president. a how much interest? debbie 8, now you did, if i'd like to express my our range of regarding recent remarks by president my call. which border on contempt for africa and african deals with low feet is a feature. i think he's in the wrong era. the francis in the process of withdrawing troops in chad semi

>> yura borisov, edward norton, fantastic in "a complete unknown," guy pearce in "the brutalist" andnation for "wicked" was not put in there. but this is a great list of five. four first time nominees along with edward norton. >> who is going to win. >> so best supporting actor, let's look at best supporting actress. >> monika barbara in "a complete unknown" with edward norton is joan biaz. she's fabulous. she's a nominee along with ariana grande in "wicked" and felicity jones. selena gomez is missing. also one of the co-stars of emelia perez. people who loved the movie probably put her on their ballot and toto get nomated you have to be people's number one or number two choice. i'm sure she made a lot of ballots but not enough. and jamie lee curtis didn't get nominated for "the last showgirl" a movie that is just coming on strong now. she didn't get it after the oscars. >> let's move on to best actor. >> this is a real powerhouse list. adrian brodie for "the brutalist," timothee chalamet his second nomination, so young to have two best actor nominations under his belt for playing bo

that would give it a norton at voting power and give probably make it's a to uh, you know, very left a socialist uh, bent, felt very strongly in the united states. it would be like another can uh california exciting. so you know, you would 1st have to break it up and then assume various dates on it. uh as part of uh, the amex ation, but i think this is all lost. i can't even imagine why this is being embarked on at this time and when our lease of our problems is, is canada and greenland and the costs of mexico. uh, these are issues that really are, i think symbolic dressing on a, perhaps an overly try on full lead ministration to ministration to be all right. got some has directly refused to deny speculation about the possible us military take over of greenland. now how cool the nato member can see the invading, and now the need to remember. oh, what are you looking at here? that would, that would require the rest of the nato states, according to their own charter, to actually defend greenland against the united states and absurd situation. so i don't think they'll be any military fo

and also how much flight to norton as a whole tour, an age worker, or a journalist, a child, victoria gay to be out using her son barrario is a professor of international affairs. it costs the university. he points to the 2 state solution for lossing piece of to the things that they will come to this realization that the only way just to divide the left. there's no other way as they've been fighting for now. since 1917, they've been fighting to f. next, wednesday, the parasites have an order for the fine defense and they will not be able to succeed in this end of our. so the only thing for them is if they want to live in peace, is to divide it before the day that their students to see a solution. and this is the only game in town. this is where the abs, muslim countries as one of the international community has been calling for now for 2 decades. so now i think the boys in the court of days later, so this would shift the dynamics of the is a society, i mean, and at one point they wouldn't wake up. they will say, okay, we've been bombing them. we've been fighting, we've defeated his be

so how much flight to norton as a whole tour, an age worker or a journalist, a child, victoria gay to be out of them? well, the deal was proposed last may, but the parties wrangled over several tools as before. finally reaching consensus, abundance smith breaks down what was finally agreed, a phase one of the sci fi deal. we'll see the release of psalm is ready to comp, tips palestinian prisoners, the gradual withdrawal of israeli forces from the central gaza, a search and humanitarian aid. i'm the return of displace palestinians to the north of the street. so the 3 is rarely comp davis will be released over a 6 week period. is available for you almost 2000 palestinian prisoners on detaining 600 truckloads of humanitarian aid. a day will come into gauze. israel will withdraw from the next room, kara door palestinians living in northern garza will be able to go to what's left to the homes. now, when the last of the 33 captives are released on day 42 is a really for station will begin withdrawing from the philadelphia, colorado. this is a contentious pos of a deal for these rally govern

so how much flight to norton as a whole or an age worker or a generalist? a child? victoria gates in b. l. g as in golf, that is becoming a graveyard for children. you just heard that from the un chief and he said that in the 1st month of the war since october of 2023 is really a tax of killed mold and $18800.00 children. unless many young survivors pub, at least scout with any basic medical services available in schools, destroyed girls as young people facing uncertain future. lena actually has the story. they've witnessed death loss and destruction. the children of cause a bearing, the brunt of israel's war. children make up nearly half of the population and the besieged strip. and do you want has described it as the most dangerous place in the world to be a trial? well, we want to be a month into the war. they pleaded for protection, saying all they wanted was to live as other children live doing what they're desperate calls for help went on hurt, and the bombs did not stop. since then at least 44 percent of the palestinians killed in this war have been children

during that 100 days as all the time we have one, i think my guess in plymouth, los angeles and, and norton. and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our d. c. a next time remember prospect the the, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except we're so charters that conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to trace a trust rather than fit the various jobs. i mean with the artificial intelligence, we have somebody in the team in the a robot must protect this phone. existence was alexis the oh, what else seemed wrong? just don't you have to say power and engagement because the trails when so many find themselves world support, we choose to look so common ground the to fix here. this thing is not a suspicious disparagement. probably mobile device to put to the junior couple junctions, just the one to the switch to the, the one in for the machine. you want the room. can you pick wha

>> seth: i want to thank my guests, graham norton and alex wagner, everybody! thanks for watching. we love you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ right now at 11, as if it couldn't get any worse. a new fire burning in southern california as the wind picks up again. this one just north of los angeles in ventura. crews are scrambling at this late hour to get the flames from spreading. theire is burning along a riverbed not far from a golf course. evacuations in that place, along that riverbed. but we're told no homes or structures are threatened. at last check, it had scorched about five acres. now, if that new fire is any indication, it could be another very long night for southern california. and this is what firefighters have been fearing that elevated red flag warning going into effect yet again. another round of the strong winds and low humidity as two major fires continue to burn. governor newsom says an additional 300 firefighters have been deployed to the region. the palisades fire has burned more than 23,000 acres now and is about 14% contained. the eaton fire out near pas

every country on, but just to that key the one month, this is the motorcycle expected and that is norton casual $1.00 to $330.00. so how did we haven't previously stated that one of people leaving b. c. i need to stabilize my my own ma'am. so, so the joins of, so from damascus for so he'd be 9 for a few weeks now. the, the mood has changed from one of depression into the side regime to optimism, to a certain extent. does that extend into 2025 as well? of the in the ceiling? these are still adopted into the new reality is why the 25 is the 1st. yeah. without the sub family, without the said rule in the more than half a century, that is quite nice for syrians a month ago, middle of see it as well. let me imagine that for the happen, that could happen. now that is the reality itself here. so syrians, scorpion, that's $125.00 is going to be the year that they rebuild the beta come through because they know that the 15 years of a brutal civil war have the state of the country have destroyed much of the trust structure in the company. the economy is grateful, the society is quite the mission i

new york times bestselling author, talk show host, graham norton.ll. >> thank you so much. still ahead, we will continue to get the latest on the wildfires burning in southern california with heavy winds picking up as we speak. plus, a live report from capitol hill as pete hegseth faces the senate armed services committee today in his bid to become secretary of defense. also ahead, a conversation on how to engage with checked out teenagers. we'll be joined by two authors who want to help kids learn better, feel better and live better. morning joe is coming right back. of course. right back. of course. >> talkin bout the old tap into etsy for home and style staples to help you set any vibe. from custom lighting under 150 dollars to vintage jackets under 100. for affordable pieces to help you make a fresh start, etsy has it. doctor recommended. qanon coq10 qanon has the number one cardiologist recommended form of coq10 quinol the brand i trust. >> consumer cellular ranked number one in network coverage and customer satisfaction. >> hi, my friend linda

course, to protect the guilty what is remarkable is that his mistress is the show a woman named inez norton. so these these are indeed wild wild times sports. oh, there's a guy named a gangster who most people have forgotten. but was big then. his name was, own or only the killer. madden when you got a nickname in these circles like the killer? yes. did. and he went to sing. sing for about eight years or so. but comes out and becomes the big bootlegging guy of the west side and also in sports with a couple of associates big bill duffy and dimanche. so they they promote a guy from italy called primo carneiro, a big gi tired of a guy who really can't box his way out of a paper bag. but if you have friends like only madden and big bill duffy, frenchy dimanche, you will become heavyweight champion of the world. because fights are fixed. how are they fixed? well, in one case, a friend of only madden is guy name george raft, the actor. the actor. and before became an actor was a an associate of guys like only madden, but also worked texas guidance speakeasy as perhaps foremost charleston dancer i

during that 100 days as all the time we have one to think, my guess in plymouth, los angeles, and in norton. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our dc and next time remember prospect the the cover, the both are you at risk taking notes in this region? what do you need for this is of the people. this is deep as the bodies in gorgeous joining us to find out how the rich local coal just size see the close press and sounds this would have been passed down from generation to generation. the vote on the how the local now i was going to dream live for dreams. come true. we have approximately 10000000 people in california that are risk of becoming on house looks good man pulls up something for working to pretty jobs and still not enough because the cost of living also has increased coal bags and then they'll bite just last year long. the amount of, of homeless growth by 12 percent in california of the account. but agree with trump that if he's been elected president, if his victory and not been starting from him in 2020, then perhaps they would not have been the cris

and the 2nd question is about this, i'm gonna say 3 nouns, norton has helped international transport, corridors and show, are there any challenges with this project? and do you expect it to grow bigger or in the future? well, they're all, there's some challenges and some issues. and i mean both of the project management and all the other projects that we have in your garage. we're always somebody shoes that need to. so for the parties to agree upon the lakers to make the necessary decisions, to be logistics, transport or the energy it, things are a lot of places are a lot of mattress and we need to to agree on prices because some simple sewing in there and it's a different approach is let me just send me the seasonal pass code 0 and let me start a new member sitting next to you and he can explain to you all those technical matters which you had with must be taken into consideration. so we need to agree on these technical matters, but these are ongoing projects about what you want. these projects are important. they're very interesting. as for this scale, the science of these projects,

michael, kant, mackey, joe mackey, jim norton, jim florentine, these guys are also selling out clubsd the balls to tell the truth. think about it. >> if they didn't sell sensor, what do you think someone would do? >> judge at patel. >> there are a few powerful agents and directors who have deals all over town, global deal and you are not going to get a piece of any visit or get cast in their project if you run afoul of the group think. they know it and all comedic actors know it and they have been in lockstep for it. when you combine that with power and politics, it is in movable and people are too terrified for their livelihoods because it is a feast or famine business. they will fall in line if they want to work. >> it is like telling a tight and he can only throw to the dash tell a quarterback you can only throw to the tight end. >> i think it is funny, i don't being -- don't mind being made fun of. but i think there are a lot of great liberal comedians who have been able to do this. bill burrell will destroy the party but will make sure he comes out in defense of the principal th

. >> norton. >> charlie arnold, jim tyrus, >> i'm greg gutfield, i love , you, america. >> laura: good evening, i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle," thank you for joining us. trump zooms davos, focus of tonight's angle. nervous, kicking off the fab by trying to reassure attendees that they still run the show. >> the world faces critical challenges, extreme events, misinformation and disinformation, increasing divisions within societies, within countries, the future is shaped by us and particularly shaped by us here. >> laura: by us in the room. warning of disinformation. can't make this up. this is epitome of uninformed arrogance. he is another global ist mastadn on virge of extinction. compare trump in his first term to how he was received today, it was something to behold. >> of course, i'm aware of your strong leadership is open to misconceptions and bias interpretations. so it is so essential for us in the room to listen directly to you. importance of american leadership and your leadership is fundamental and paramount. we are here to hear your vision and policies rela

chair and thank you, ranking member norton, for holding this hearing today, kicking us off for the 119th congress for the subcommittee. i appreciate your leadership and looking forward to getting to work, especially as we have a lot of great opportunities this year. thanks to the passage of the bipartisan infrastructure law in 2021, communities from coast to coast will see about $1.2 trillion in local investments to improve the reliability, resilience, and efficiency of america's infrastructure over the next 10 years, and americans are already seeing these tangible differences, including improved roads, bridges, transit systems, airports, waterways, and environmental infrastructure. in ohio, for example, which is home to the nation's fifth largest interstate system that spans over 8000 lane miles, we have 19,000 center lane miles, the bipartisan infrastructure law is awarded 27 grants amounting to about $1.3 billion with the funding to improve our state's roads and bridges with more than 6.6 committed to our state, which we are very much looking forward to expending and using. and i'd li

eleanor holmes norton as delegate from the district of columbia, james c -- as delegate from guam. >> procedure of bringing in the 119th now is underway. on the house side, they have to choose a speaker. this is a bicameral event right now. you have a senate and house members who have come together as the nation watches, a brand-new congress with republicans with the majority in both but it gets sticky in the house, as you know. we noticed only one member elect who has not voted president and they were expected to be there. that is hank johnson. he is a democrat out of california. what you heard is with 433 -- of georgia, excuse me. with 433, they have enough for a quorum. if, for some reason at this point, they don't get what they need and they go to a second vote, what procedurally has to happen? >> it is triggered automa automatically. you raise an important point. what they just read is there are 433. the magic number is 217. >> less now for republicans. if he doesn't get 217 or more on the first vote, it will go to an extra and we were just being, and this is lisa mcclain here, t

does his own singing as bob dylan and so does edward norton but he does his own singing we really l loved. didn't know he did movie reviews into. [laughter] >> there are so talented but thank you for joining usator everyone., with thech next weekend jon scot is up at 6:00 p.m. eastern. s. katy: without saint jude, i don't know where we would be. can we see snuggles? they have given children with cancer, like my winston, a chance. christine: she has neuroblastoma and it has spread to her liver. i try to enjoy every minute with her because i do not know when would be my last moments with her. narrator: time is running out to give a year-end gift that can help. st. jude children's research hospital save lives. because cancer doesn't stop during the holiday season. please call, go online, or scan the qr code right now and give $19 a month to help make it the season of hope for families at saint jude. tammie: just that feeling that was, like, so hard on your heart that my kid's not going to live. every day now, it's like a gift. narrator: for just $19 a month, you can make a difference. please

norton then he vindicate my free speech rights saying i don't agree but our policy is clear. office of institutional diversity, equity and affirmative action. my four days when i get to my career crumbling over a tweet came for month a purgatory it became a sham investigation. ultimately i was reinstated because a junior lawyer at the big expensive law firm hired to advise him down there was not an employee when i tweeted so there is no jurisdiction these policies do not apply. when i got the fine print the report from the dei office it made clear by ever i offended someone in the future i would create a hostile educational environment be back. paul: how to reclaim america's law schools to start teaching the constitution and precepts of law again? >> i am for all of the above. we'll take external pressure as we have been seeing. judges boycotting guild, stamper, columbia for their policies, their lack of free speech and all the rest of it. it takes employers calm as many big law firms and he wrote to law school deans after october 7 where are you creating culture there so man

tonight we have jim norton, charlie arnold, kat timpf, and tyrus. that's tonight at ten.als are great. yeah, animals are great. harold loves this because it's not in his face. you know, there's nothing better than enjoying a corn on the cob upside down with your mouth. jesse, here is juneau, the sloth, enjoying his corn on the cob at the cincinnati zoo. upside down 50. they sleep up to 15 hours a day hanging upside down. that's it for me, harold. >> a japanese aquarium has shut down last month for a six month renovation, and they noticed that this sunfish here was not well, he wasn't eating, so they came up with this creative solution. they put people smiling. they put cutouts of people smiling. and the sunfish was mesmerized by this. he got happier and he started eating. a little companionship goes a long way in cheering you up. >> i love. >> it, harold. best of luck to ben shelton. >> and madison keys tonight. they'll show you an open. >> that fits. likes his corn on the cob upside down. so fox nation celebrates january comedy month. we have tyler fisher. they call him

appointments and he had the first african american to serve as ambassador to the un, elinor holmes norton, he searched for the best and the brightest, and he had no hesitation, putting outstanding african americans in important positions not as figureheads but important positions to set an example for this country, first of all, that blacks are just as talented and smart and wise as anybody else and they can also make mistakes like everybody else. they are human beings that have a lot to contribute. he did that. i had a small bill, reverend, dealing with discrimination, redlining in insurance, this affected urban areas particularly, and particularly minority neighborhoods. it was a small bill -- >> let me bring you into something even that you directly impacted with him, there's also his pioneering record on women's rights, you yourself work closely with them in trying to get the equal rights amendment ratified to our constitution, that effort ultimately failed but president carter famously extended the deadline for states to ratify it, cementing his legacy as an advocate for women, and t

we have jim norton. charly arnolt kat timpf and tyrus at 10:00. ♪ animals are funny in his face.n with your mouth, jesse. here is juneau the sloth. enjoying his corn on the cob at the cincinnati zoo. upside down. they sleep up to 15 hours a day hanging upside down. that's it from he. harold? >> harold: japanese aquarium shut down for six month renovation. they notice not well wasn't eating put cutouts of people smiling and sun fish was mesmerized by. they got happier and started eating. a little companionship goes a long way. [laughter] >> harold: australian open. >> jesse: likes his corn on the cob upside down, too. fox nation celebrates january comedy month. we have tyler fisher. they call him the comedic genius no. pardon needed. go check did out on fox nation. expwrony went to the balls. here is a look. >> i heard there was some illegal migrants trying to get into the event tonight. >> where, show me? [ laughter ] where? >> you will take care of it. >> you will take care of it right now. >> jesse: tonight. >> greg: judge? 10 seconds, 6 seconds. 4 he will facts, 3 seconds. >>

i want to bring in martell norton. you mentioned in your notes that all of these main focuses, whether it is higher tariffs, lower taxes and less regulations , creating more voluntarily. walk us through how you plan on dealing with this. >> i think that the real common theme across all of these policies, of course, they vary in their specifics is that sense of volatility. we do know that trump wants lower taxes. we do know that we want to see less regulation. we do know that tariffs are likely headed higher. we do not know the extent to which any of those will actually manifest themselves. i think that that puts the market on edge and that is what we have seen in price action if we are going back through that massive rally that we had right after the election to some of the uncertainty that we have seen the last season. it relates to some of these fiscal uncertainties. other factors at work as well. to date, we do not have greater certainty. i think this will be a bit of an overhang for the market the next few months.

edward norton for playing folk singer pete seeger in a complete unknown. and guy pearce for the brutalist. the brutalist. felicity jones got a nomination for her supporting role in the film, also in the supporting actress category. monica barbaro for complete unknown. ariana grande. wicked. isabella rossellini for conclave and zoe saldana. emilia perez in los angeles george pennacchio for abc news now. >> the song is nominated in the best original song category, will not be performed live during the oscar show. that move was announced in a letter to the membership yesterday. it said instead, the show will celebrate the nominated songwriters through personal reflections. you can watch the oscars on sunday, march 2nd, right here on abc seven, and for the first time, it will also be live streamed on hulu. >> the plan to end birthright citizenship hits a roadblock. plus. >> you might have been born in san francisco, but that doesn't make you a us citizen. >> so the community realized how important birthright citizenship is for chinese in america. >> the histor

edward norton in a complete unknown.uy pearce in the brutalist and jeremy strong in the apprentice. >> next. >> the nominees for achievement in costume design. a complete unknown. conclave. two. nosferatu >> the nominees for achievement in makeup and hairstyling are. a different man. emilia perez. nosferatu. the substance and wicked. >> next up, the nominees for achievement in music. original score. the brutalist. amelia perez. wicked. wild robot. >> now. >> this year's nominees for best live action short film. alien. anuja. i'm not a robot. ranger and the man who would not remain silent. >> many such cases. yes. of course. okay. okay. animated short film, the nominees are beautiful men. where? okay. in the shadow of the cypress. magic candies. wander to wonder and yuck charli xcx. >> wonderful. >> and now we have the first of the two award categories honoring writing first for adapted screenplay. the nominees are a complete unknown screenplay by james mangold and jay. conclave, screenplay by peter straughan. amelia pere

award season favorite zoe saldana to accept in best supporting actor, we have yura borisov, edward norton, jeremy strong and odds on favorite kieran culkin for a real pain. >> i've just been in a real funk, i guess since she died. >> for performance by an actor in a leading role. >> that honor goes to adrien brody, colman domingo, ralph fiennes, sebastian stan and timothee chalamet. >> i crawled on six crooked highways. >> as for the snubs, big names like angelina jolie, nicole kidman, pamela anderson and denzel washington left out of the acting races. and no jon m chu for directing wicked. the question now who will walk away with a shiny gold statue? well, we don't know for sure. speculating is half the fun, and with not too many clear frontrunners, this year's academy awards are shaping up to be must see tv. i'm joelle gargiulo, abc news. >> some really great movies and performances this year. the oscars award ceremony is sunday, march 2nd, hosted by conan o'brien. it will be live right here on abc seven and for the first time, live streaming on hulu. >> we are looking ahead to e weeken

. >> kevin owens, emperor norton's booze land at larkin and turk in san francisco's tenderloin. he says his bar and others across the bay area have been repeatedly victimized for years by a man who drinks up and dashes out in the interim when he gets his drinks and the time to pay. >> he'll make up some excuse like, oh, i forgot my credit card, i have to go get some cash. >> dimattia says. bar owners have shared pictures of this man, 36 year old jared anthony scott, warning them that he's been skipping out on his tabs during that whole time. >> he'll try to do the shot and drink as much of the beer as he can, and then walk out. >> before that happens, though, bar staff have asked him if he wanted to use their atm, he would say he doesn't want to pay the atm fees. >> i do want to say we have bigger fish to fry. as small business owners. this is this is more of an annoyance. >> there are no pending cases against scott in san francisco. >> somebody's doing something like this endlessly. it can really affect the business. so i'm very sympathetic to the restaurant owners. >> san mate

. >> kevin owens, emperor norton's booze land at larkin and turk in san francisco's tenderloin.is bar and others across the bay area have been repeatedly victimized for years by a man who drinks up and dashes out in the interim when he gets his drinks and the time to pay. >> he'll make up some excuse like, oh, i forgot my credit card, i have to go get some cash. >> dimattia says. bar owners have shared pictures of this man, 36 year old jared anthony scott, warning them that he's been skipping out on his tabs

it's great. [ applause ] >> seth: did you -- we had -- we had graham norton on yesterday, on last nightyou have -- were there chat shows you watched over there? >> yeah, growing up we had like "friday night with jonathan ross." >> seth: yeah. >> that was a big one. i remember watching that on friday sometimes with my family. >> seth: and your dad is a documentary filmmaker? >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: that's fantastic. did you like -- as a kid was that an exciting thing or was it -- did it feel really boring? like i mean as an adult i love documentaries, but i don't know. >> it was exciting. it was exciting. >> seth: what was he making them about? >> oh, like really kind of observational, fly-on-the-wall, not your netflix heavily produced stuff. >> seth: yeah. >> but really beautiful films. he also just introduced me generally to movies that i then took on and loved and continue to love or directors like the cohen brothers, or westerns, or baz luhrmann's "romeo and juliet," like things that for the first time stick with you and feel formative. >> seth: that's fantastic. we are all very luck

. >> kevin tamati owns emperor norton's booze land at larkin and turk in san francisco's tenderloin. he says his bar and others across the bay area have been repeatedly victimized for years by a man who drinks up and dashes out in the interim. >> when he gets his drinks and the time to pay, he'll make up some excuse like, oh, i forgot my credit card, i have to go get some cash. >> the man says bar owners have shared pictures of this man, 36 year old jared anthony scott, warning them that he's been skipping out on his tabs during that whole time. >> he'll try to do the shot and drink as much of the beer as he can, and then walk out. >> before that happens, though, bar staff have asked him if he wanted to use their atm, he would say he doesn't want to pay the atm fees. >> i do want to say we have bigger fish to fry. as small business owners, this is this is more of an annoyance. >> there are no pending cases against scott in san francisco. >> somebody doing something like this endlessly, it can really affect the business. so i'm very sympathetic to the restaurant owners. >> san mateo c

did you know comedian and talkshow host, graham norton is a best-selling author? join us in studio to talk about his new novel , frankie. we will have everything you need to know and more on the show, we will see you at 7:00. a big hug to all my people in california that are dealing with these wildfires. >> we feel the love. thank you. the hardest working man a television these days. have a great day in new york. >>> if you are planning to buy a new home in 2025, there are steps you can take now to prepare for the opportunity. i spoke with a seasoned real estate agent who shared her in sight on navigating the process when it comes to affordability and securing insurance. >> reporter: she understands the purchasing a home can be a daunting task. >> the bay area is a tough market, with low inventory. there are fewer properties and a lot of multiple interested buyers. >> reporter: with concerns about insurance and affordability, the process may seem out of reach for some. one can see thicken concern for homebuyers is insurance. >> a lot of the insurance companies hav

borisov, kieran culkin, edward norton, guy pearce and jeremy strong go for actor in a supporting roleupporting actress nominees are monica barbaro, ariana grande, felicity jones, isabella rossellini, and zoe saldana. >> congratulations to all of this year's nominees. >> the oscars air live march 2nd from the dolby theater in hollywood, hosted by conan o'brien. in hollywood. ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> next, at six, a federal judge issues a temporary restraining order blocking president trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship. also, new wildfires down in southern california as the region experiences a fourth straight day of those red flag warnings. tonight, questions still up in the air about federal aid and a family in mourning after their loved one, a security guard, was killed in a shooting in oakland. what we know about what led up to those shots being fired as family members search for answers. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> he didn't deserve to be to lose his life on the streets of oakland whatsoever. >> good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach. tonight, an

. >> in supporting categories yara borisov, kieran culkin, edward norton, guy pearce and jeremy strongr in a supporting role. best supporting actress nominees are monica barbaro, ariana grande, felicity jones, isabella rossellini, and zoe saldana. [applause] >> congratulations to all of this year's nominees. >> the oscars air live march 2nd from the dolby theater in hollywood, hosted by conan o'brien. in hollywood. ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> okay, now to an incredible piece of video. a man attending last night's college basketball game between nebraska and usc was selected for a special contest. >> yep. put a golf ball into a tiny hole across the basketball court and win a porsche. not so easy. well, check out what happened here, right? that fan made that miraculous shot. 90 foot, 94 foot putt. and, yeah, i guess, you know, i guess he gets to take home that porsche, but that is amazing. either it's incredible focus on his part or just he just has great luck. i don't know. >> i watched it a couple times in the news and i was like, that hardwood goes forever. >> yeah. >> it's like it f

edward norton who played pete seeger in a complete unknown guy. pearce in the brutal list. jeremy strong for the apprentice and for best supporting actress monica barbaro play joan baez. it a complete unknown nominated. >> ariana grande for wicked felicity jones in the brutal list. isabella rossellini for conclave and zoe saldana for and million academy awards will be held on march second this year, conan o'brien will host the show. it will focus on the california wildfires. they say set of all the usual tinsel and glitter. dean richards. >> a group of local high school jazz musicians represent the bay area and a prestigious band competition. don't use in the group. stanford jazz workshop compete in the essentially ellington high school jazz band competition and festival. that program hearses on stanford's campus and has been named one of the top 30 high school bands in the country. the competition is scheduled for this summer in new york city. big congratulations to them. still ahead, a family is reunited with their pet. her miraculous. survived the la fire. (vo) with well

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