jess parker reports.nd into what was the largest and deadliest of the nazi concentration camps, auschwitz. it was here that more than a million people were systematically murdered. a majority of them werejewish. 80 years ago to this day, the camp was liberated by advancing soviet troops. here they discovered what the nazis had tried to hide. images and evidence of unimaginable suffering. those who hadn't been forced to evacuate on the brutal nazi death marches were found starved and terrorised. the anniversary of the camp's liberation has since become international holocaust remembrance day. a moment to remember the 6 million murdered jews, as well as other minorities persecuted by the nazis. today, world leaders and royalty, including britain's king charles iii, will gather here for commemorations. so will survivors returning to a place that looms large as an embodiment of nazi crimes. during the holocaust, eople from all over nazi controlled europe were brought here, crammed into rooms like these, worke

, live in berlin. _ germany. jessica parker, live in berlin, thank _ germany. jessica parker, live in are now recovering in hospital. of more than 100 palestinians from israeli prisons, injerusalem. so we're expecting more names, but concern about the chaotic there is concern about those chaotic scenes we yesterday. ?? mm yesterday. ?? chaotic. when you see the pictures from above can see swarming “7 ”7 swarming the huge crowds swarming around the people, the israeli people, the two israeli hostages and five thai hostages who were being taken hamas who were being taken by harnas we believe, fighters, we believe, to waiting cars of the international committee of the cross. when you see how 7—7 done, you can that was done, you can understand why there was real concern their safety as a concern for their safety as a consequence of that. it was in efifiifidufififi fit that !t fleai ifi; contrast to the efifiifidufifiefi fit that !t fifiai ifi; contrast to the scenes stark contrast to the scenes that we saw at the start of the day when soldier day when israeli soldier hostage was released, the last of the gr

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daniel dubois and joseph parker became a sideshow at their own news conference after fellow heavyweight boxing. dubois will defend his ibf world title against new zealand's parker on 22 february in saudi arabia, with the main event a rematch between light—heavyweight rivals artur beterbiev and dmitry bivol. briton dubois is feeling extremely confident i'm going to do the demolition job on him and then i want uysk next, so bring them on. i am on a roll, iwill next, so bring them on. i am on a roll, i will be too much for him, too strong, too fast, anything he does i'm going to do better. i'm very excited to be fighting for the world championship for the second time, and two—time world champion sounds beautiful. i like that he is full of confidence and kind of high at the moment but it will all stop on the 22nd of february. basketball now, and the lakers and the clippers both returned to action in los angeles first nba games since the catastrophic wildfires, in which lakers head coach jj redick and his family lost their home. the nba postponed two home games for the lakers and one for the

molly parker: she was unable to grieve in a healthy way. if we don't figure this out, you could be dead in a month. she became a person who wasn't very nice. you can't speak to people like that. molly parker: now she has to trust other people because she doesn't remember. i didn't leave. you did. michael's running west side hospital. he wants to help amy. but there are risks. maybe she needs to know there's something good on the horizon. for about five months before her accident, jake and amy were together. we've seen amy be this hard ass. and then, with this man, she softens. post crash, she doesn't remember him. scott wolf plays dr. richard miller. amy and richard were friends. then, just before the accident, she's confronting him about an incredibly serious accusation. i ordered an autopsy. if you're lying, you're done here. richard has a lot to lose. if dr. larson ever remembers, this could ruin my life. then make sure she fails. the thing she wants more than anything is to become a doctor again. i will do everything i can not to make y

entre las mÁs recientes, las palabras de sean parker, quien se postulÓ para el senado de usa en 2018luego eliminÓ. escribiÓ ay, seÑor parker, gracias por la risa y por la amenaza. >> we're gonna do this operation apology. >> poco antes, en entrevista con fox news, tom holman, zar de la frontera, tambiÉn reaccionando tras ver el video, dijo que estÁn tratando de hacer que las comunidades en el paÍs sean mÁs seguras y que no pida disculpas. gomez, quien ha sido objeto de crÍticas tanto como aplausos desde compartir el video, ya habÍa alzado su voz a favor de la comunidad indocumentada en mÚltiples ocasiones. >> i always have to do everything scared. >> en 2019 produjo un documental en netflix. viviendo sin documentos sobre ocho familias, viviendo sin papeles en estados unidos. ese mismo aÑo escribiÓ una editorial en la revista time contando su propia historia, que su tÍa cruzÓ la frontera escondida en un camiÓn y que sus abuelos llegaron poco despuÉs, aunque ella y su papÁ nacieron en estados unidos. asegurÓ que la migraciÓn indocumentada es algo en lo que pnsa cada dÍa. y bueno, sabem

you couldn't use parker custom cars. you couldn't use parker restorations.thing. and i said, it's amazing how much they go through. yeah, we both work for abc, they're scared of everything. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, sure, they are. you use -- you actually use your own car as a prop on the show? >> well, i don't -- i don't have leno's collection. but i have a mighty collection. and we used one of my cars for the pilot. they said, we're going to have to get six more. i said, you can use my collection but they're all new. and the clever thing we're doing, it's a restoration shop. we're spending a weird amount of time and new technology making new stuff look old so we can make it look new again. so some of my brand-new cars look horrible. >> jimmy: couldn't you just get an old car and then spend the down time -- >> then we'd have to actually do that. >> jimmy: i see, you don't want to do that. >> no. >> jimmy: what was the first car you ever owned? >> my older brother went to college. i would take their cars and wreck them. [ laughter ] that's really what i d

hey, joining me now, country music star parker mccallum.is performing at the commander in chief ball tonight. parker, so good to meet you. you, made your big debut at the grand ole opry a few years ago. could you ever imagine performing on a stage like this now? >> you know, i guess i had it in the back of my mind a little bit. me and my guys have been so blessed and done it the hard way and felt like what we earned every stripe that we have. and trying to continue to do so. i try never to let the moment get too big. act like you've been there, like my dad always tells me. tonight is no different. there's some nerves, with all of the hype about everything. we're honored to be here. >> my dad used to say, i've been to plenty of places like this. you have that attitude. let me ask you this, is an inaugural ball. carrie underwood, said she was humbled to answer this call to perform. how are you feeling about this opportunity? how did it all come about, anyway? >> my brother-in- law, actually, my brother-in- law and sister own a company based o

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

, parker, so good to meet you.or big debut at the grand old opry, just a few years ago. would you ever imagine performing on a stage like this now? >> you know, i guess i kind of always had it in the back of my mind a little bit but me and my guys have been so blessed and we feel like we've earned every stripe that we have, and try to continue to do so, so, i try never to let the moment get too big, act like you've been there, like my dad always tells me, tonight is no different. there are definitely some nerves with all the hype about everything but we are honored to be here. >> my dad used to say, i've been to plenty of places like this, always have that attitude. but this is an inaugural ball, carrie underwood, the legend of her own rights, said she was humbled to answer this call, how are you feeling tonight about this opportunity, how did it all come about, anyway? >> my brother-in-law, and my sister own the company called tech strategies and they are based out of austin, texas but they were here in washington

nobles, investigations reporter, and the post senior and national political correspondent, ashley parker, and former republican national chairman and co-host of msnbc's the weekend, michael steele, and correspondent lisa rubin. thank you for joining us. ryan, first to you. until four years ago most americans paid little attention to the date january 6th. so what do we expect this time, both inside and outside the house? >> reporter: andrea, i think it will be somewhat of a regression to the meme, this is going to be a lot like it used to be for decades on capitol hill where the simple certification of the electoral votes that were cast is given the thumbs up by members of congress and that paves the way for the inauguration without very much drama. in fact, inside the house and senate chambers it's going to look very much like that. it's not going to look like it was four years ago when you saw these violent rioters attacking the capitol and trying to stand in the way of the peaceful transfer of power. that's what you'll see on tv cameras. but outside of this building, in the halls of th

colonel parker had in mind a traditional kind of vegas show with dancing girls and stuff. elvis said, i'm doing it my way or i'm not doing it. >> i think you're aware that this is called elvis summer festival. i feel that we, as members of the international hotel, should put forth our efforts in making sure that this is the greatest engagement of elvis's career in the entire town was just elvis. >> elvis everywhere. there were balloons. there were posters. you went in the grocery market. elvis is coming. >> i know he hasn't been on the stage in ten years and everybody's waiting to see it. it's like a championship fight, but i know he's going to be the winner. >> every movie star, every celebrity you could think of. your heart's pounding and you're getting this buildup before the show. >> it's kind of quiet and people are getting stuff ready, and it's. it's a little tension. >> when he walked out on that stage wearing that white jumpsuit and you saw him, this was the first time i had seen him live. i get goosebumps just thinking about it. >> my dad saved all his money and t

jess parker reports from north—east germany.enced catastrophic outbreak of foot—and—mouth disease and millions of animals were culled, shattering british farmers. i just can't explain, it has been absolutely devastating. now germany is fighting a, so far, localised outbreak on the outskirts of berlin. dozens of animals have been slaughtered after cases were detected in a herd of water buffalo. more than 30,000 litres of milk, the amount this nearby farmer says he's had to discard as a precaution. foot and mouth is highly contagious amongst goats, pigs, sheep and cattle. experts say it doesn't pose a risk to people and the outbreak in germany is currently not widespread, but it sparked anxiety, as import bans by south korea, mexico and now britain show. how big a problem is the uk import ban for germany? it's actually a serious problem because last year it has been 7% of the whole exports when it comes to pork, which we delivered to uk. 7% isn't nothing. it's a lot. and now they have to change the delivery to other eu countries.

former fbi agent a nicole parker joins us. the right guy to make those changes? >> well, that that's an important question, and if i had enough time for your program, i could probably tell you two hours that -- everything that needs to change at the fbi. what i think are the most important priorities, number one, new leadership. obviously, christopher wray is gone, and a new fbi director is essential. what a lot of americans do not understand is that a lot of the political and social weaponization is happening on lower levels. it's not just the director, it's the executive assistant directors all the way down to the individual 56 field offices, special agents in charge, assistant special agents in charge, they need to look at every single position in a -- person in a position of power and and evaluate are you upholding the constitution and in a fair and unbiased manner and protecting americans. i also believe they need to have a complete cultural shift. they need new priorities. january 6th has been the number one priority for

let's bring nl cole parker, former fbi agent and fox news contributor.ight question. if you know enough to close it now, why did you ever opening in the first place/marquis posted on truth social, we want fbi to obtain documents and information on closing dei office and should never be open and if it was should have closed long ago. why is that they are closing one day before the inauguration of a new administration? he says the reason is corruption, nicole. >> well, the reason is is that the fbi knows it is absolute complete waste of time and dangerous distraction. pei has no place at the fbi and trump and his administration coming and in the game will be over. let's get ahead of this because we will get shut down anyway and be proactive and shut ourselves down. frankly you are right go to they should be shut down a long time ago. i was an fbi agent and i walked away from the fbi and this is the reason why. the social weaponization was over-the-top, sandra. the number of emails i got i felt like a social warrior club appeared to into every single crime

scott parker's side nowjust a point behind leeds in second.p after ending a three game winless run with a 2—1 victory away at watford. second premier league start. 1-0, second premier league start. 1—0, arsenal. living a teenage dream. unlike their opponents, brighton have no winds since november. with finishing like this, it is not hard to see why. but they were handed a lifeline in the second half. penalty was given away an unusualfashion. ezra made no mistake. 1—1. brighton came closest to winning, but the strike was dragged agonisingly wide. so, and happy travels for arsenal, that could mean more ground lost in the title race. —— unhappy. leeds' lead at the top of the championship has been cut to one point after they let a 3—1 lead slip away at hull city, drawing 3—3. burnley had put themselves level on points with leeds at lunchtime, beating local rivals blackburn rovers 1—0 at ewood park. zian flemming's diving header the difference as blackburn's 15—year wait for victory over burnley goes on. scott parker's side nowjust a point behind l

black mountain police chief steve parker and many others just like will clark a century before braved raging rivers to rescue neighbors in distress. the owner of w ptl, the local am radio station canton hardly left her post so she could broadcast essential info to the desperate people. ashley gallagher, a small business owner, turned her indoor skate park to a distribution center for food, water, clothing, heaters, building supplies for neighbors. amy davis and her family provided tens of thousands of meals to hungry mcdowell county neighbors from their country store and cafÉ in old fort. ashley carpenter, excuse me ashley cook and freddie carpenter got food, propane tanks, heaters and anything else the people in avery county needed. none of the individuals i met cared a wit about the party registration they were helping. it never entered their minds. they stepped up helping neighbors. truly, i could stand here all day and list heroes who performed courage, decency, large and small. our people are good and ready to meet any challenge. they are north carolina strong. north carolina str

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warby parker with the traffic to the stores now. still wins like tj or walmart. >> the four ss. i want to go and talk about service. what do you mean? so many people buy things online. when i go to the store, i grab it myself. what is the service? >> i think the service, overall, you are getting better service at stores. look at macy's? more service in the sales associates. you are seeing it in the regular chains out there. i think service also means fulfillment. is the inventory in stock? is it easy to get? does it arrive on time? >> arrive on time. that's crucial right there. >> you get a gift card last day, they need the merchandise in stock when the family redeems it. >> i told you off camera. i'm a big gift card giver. not a shopper. i want to to focus on the retai space. some companies have slowing growth and others keep winning. lululemon and walmart and costco. walmart and costco are trading lower after big 2024 runups. lululemon and ulta are doing great. what's going on there? are these bouncing off the bottom? what's going

ticking of the year with a bang with potentially a very tricky opponent and joseph parker, a former worldhimself who comes into this bout with real momentum having won his last two fights. he has a role and so am i. so we will meet and a clash and i am 100% sure i am going to get victory, you know, by any means necessary, you know, ready for it. ~ ., necessary, you know, ready for it. . ., ., necessary, you know, ready for it. ~ ., ., ., , necessary, you know, ready for it. what danger does he pose? we will see _ it. what danger does he pose? we will see on _ it. what danger does he pose? we will see on the _ it. what danger does he pose? we will see on the night. - it. what danger does he pose? we will see on the night. he i we will see on the night. he has two arms, two legs, so not taking anything for granted but ijust believe i'm a better athlete, you know? i will ijust believe i'm a better athlete, you know? iwill do what it takes. athlete, you know? i will do what it takes.— athlete, you know? i will do what it takes. i've had three aood what it takes. i've had three good wins. _ wh

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

. >> thank you, commissioner linda parker pennington. present commissioner wanda junge present and we have executive director kelly dearman present. we have a quorum. i just wanted to note that we have excuse absences for commissioner bittner, skylar and lum as i already noted. president spears, we have a quorum. >> thank you. thank you. >> commissioners, the next item item three is communications. >> we'd like to provide further instructions. >> bear with me, sir, for public comment process public comment will be available on each item on this agenda and during general public comment. both channel 78 and s.f. gov tv dawg are streaming the number across the the screen. each speaker will be allowed three minutes to speak. >> comments or opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available via phone call during each public comment period. viewers and callers will be instructed to call (415) 655-0001. the access code is (266) 349-4584 1 pound and then pound again. when connected you will hear the meeting discussions but you

meanwhile i spoke earlier with nicole parker, a former fbi special agent. asking her how she feels about the fbi leading this investigation because a lot of people have no confidence in them. here's what she had to say. >> this terror attack exposed the fbi's cr cracks and vulneras on a national level and i saw these for years and caused myself to walk away. this a-sack that got in front of the media and said definitively this was not a terrorist attack. that is so damaging for the fbi. it absolutely was a terrorist attack, and people are asking do you think this individual is going to get fired? will she get disciplined? in my opinion, not only will she not be disciplined or fired under this current fbi leadership, she likely will get promoted. i want to believe that the fbi will be made great again, but it will take a major shift, cultural shift, hiring, you've got to hire people based on meritocracy, promotions based on meritocracy and nothing else and shift the priorities to protecting the american people. if your agenda is to push your special and poli

. >> former fbi special agent nicole parker is here. she will react in moments. >> john: live in new orleans at the very latest on the investigation. we are learning that louisiana's attorney general has launched a new investigation into the attack. >> ordering the bureau of investigation to launch a full review of the security plans that were in place and new years including much of what we have been reporting on including the security recommendations the city had received and seemingly not implemented. on the equipment that it had available to prevent this kind of attack but did not use. as that review gets underway, the fbi is releasing a lot of new information in its investigation including the international travels of shamsud din jabbar. the bureau says shamsud din jabbar flew to cairo, egypt, and spent 1.5 weeks there before flying to ontario, canada, for three days. what was he doing and who did he meet with? that's a big part of this investigation when it comes to his path of radicalization. we have learned shamsud din jabbar ma

let's bring in former fbi special agent and fox news contributor nicole parker. great to see you.can the agent who said this was not a terrorist attack, she's been reassigned and i'm wondering what you think about that reassignment. >> what i think that is is the fbi is doing some serious damage control. as if the eye -- the fbi does not already have a credibility issue, what she did just magnified it and made it substantially worse, if that was possible. but the fbi typically does, you would be shocked to hear but a lot of times individuals who we view as almost problem children or those who cause issues for the bureau, ironically many times they get promoted and sometimes they get promoted to get them out of the way and to move them out of causing more problems. in this instance i don't believe it's a promotion, i believe it's a reassignment and they are probably doing an internal investigation and maybe this is what prompted the fbi to realize that this is probably not someone we want as the face of our organization right now. this was an incident that americans needed to have

that big stars they wanted to come out and now you have carrie underwood there snoop dogg and also parkerowl he will be there one of the singers mcgraw and then nelly so you've got -- >> lee greenwood. >> i saw mcgraw we did a diner at his brother's restaurant but i saw his brother on my train yesterday. they look just alike. it is like i'm heading to the inauguration. steve: let's not forget kidd rock he'll be on the show in the next hour so buckle up. brian: you talk about diverse generas. unbelievable rappers with country music stars. lawrence: that is how it was and now we're get thing back to some normality. ainsley: we're not going to see the whole crowd do the donald trump dance. we did -- lawrence: speaking of crowd we have griff jenkins live outside capital one arena he joins us now. hey, griff. reporter: hey, lawrence, good morning guys. the energy and the crowd is building out here. and by the way, they're going to have kidd rock billy ray cyrus in the village people, you're hearing trump chants here we're another 10th and h the end of the line goes blocks and blocks back. but

even sarah jessica parker herself got into trouble once for crossing that chain. and speaking of crossing the line, a trespasser was taken into custody for invading a grocery store in chicago, but this was a bit of an unusual apprehension because this trespasser caught in the deli meat section has four legs. >> police in chicago had to pull a coyote from a grocery store refrigerator. after the animal ended up in the produce section, hiding beneath the fine cheeses. a witness says minutes earlier, she saw the male coyote roaming the parking lot. it's been transferred to a wildlife rehab center in 1727. >> and what's the nature of the emergency? >> one day earlier, at chicago's o'hare airport, a united flight hit a coyote during takeoff, forcing pilots to divert the plane back to the airport. >> another 1727. like i told you early on during the rotation, we hit a pretty big. animal, and we're suspecting they're causing a damage to the nose landing gear. >> experts say january through march is mating season, when coyotes are especially active and sightings are on the

all right, raymond, the mayor of filly, cherelle parker was cheering on the eagles, very peppy the othere eagles? i don't know what it was. >> well, listen, we have got it do this let me hear you all say e-l-gs-eis. eagles. >> let's go eggless sometimes it's better not to try to spell the words out. >> laura: things happen. >> raymond: that moment went viral and mayor parker responded. >> we don't promise perfection. i'm so happy that i never have especially after i couldn't spell eagles right. >> i got to say, this laura, but you know i looked into her schedule, i mean her record as at this point i don't care whether she can spell hut. the woman's record, she has been there for a year. it's incredible. homicides are down 40%. she has cleaned up the homeless encampment. she is enforcing drug policy. >> laura: not a big deal. >> raymond: you know what? i will give it to her. >> laura: good. >> raymond: i'm extending grace and mercy. bishop would love us for that laura, one of the refreshing things about these first days of the trump administration, really, are his repeated press avales wh

and the road backed up lake hughes and parker, and also taking a long time to get off the alert there you're looking to evacuate, be sure to get off. if you're under order, be sure to go that way at this point. >> and a live look from high above the fire line where this is the hughes fire that's burning very hot and fast. and it grew in size quickly where they will keep a very close eye on the fire as that has forced more than 50,000 people to evacuate with warnings and orders. >>> a special legislative session that could provide relief for southern california. lawmakers are discussing two bills that will fund the recovery and rebuilding efforts. recently called that special session to recall the lawsuit against the trump administration, and now homeowners could use some help from california. and right now our very own investigative correspondent there now with the exclusive new information about all of this, hey, julie. >> and from the l.a. fire, likely going to trickle down to all of us in terms of increased rates down the road. this all could not come at a worst time where there ar

let's bring in nicole parker, former fbi special agent and fox news contributor. investigation is ongoing. it is now in multiple areas. you have the investigation going on down in new orleans, which is ground zero, and over in houston, texas, a separate investigation there. the truck was rented in texas and then driven to new orleans. and now, of course, the terror aspect is certainly throwing another layer to all of this. where do investigators start -- i know they start on the scene of the crime, but then to build from there and link it to may be more than one perpetrator? >> right, that's an excellent question. obviously first of all you have the crime scene they are going to be working in new orleans. this is absolutely tragic, ten fatalities, multiple injuries, so you've got the crime scene in new orleans. you've got fbi-new orleans working that phase of the investigation as well as all of the leads that are coming from there. additionally, we now have a name suspect who has links to texason regards to that. so they are going to be following up, now that ther

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let's now bring in nicole parker, former fbi special agent and nicole, you have been reporting to someoneou are following this. what can you tell us. what is the latest you are hearing and with these new details as alexis was just hansson did jabbar is the suspect. we also now learn that four or five other suspects be involved. >> right. >> right. that is a very key element is that assessment date has been named and from the get-go, my intuition was that it was not a single lone wolf individual acting on their own. it does seem to be highly orchestrated. multiple individuals involved. and i think what is important to note, again, is that there was confusion in the beginning and that is understandable because it is a very fluid situation. but you have contradicting statements in the initial press conference and the fbi has come out and said very clearly that unequivocally that they are investigating it as an act of terrorism. and sometimes situations start off and you're not sure who is going to take the lead. in my it spans, when there is mention of potential terrorism, they say, you know

you saw alex parker there. this photo i want to share with viewers in 2002 when carter won nobel peace prize, he called on parker, had secret service protective detail assembled, all the members, so they could take a picture with the nobel peace prize. he told agents as they gathered that night they were as much a part of this as he was. a really special bond between the two of them. there are a lot of superlatives associated with former president carter, longest living president. it marks post presidency, longest ever secret service protective mission. that involved in his later years with agents looking after not only security, but his health, well being. i spoke with a special agent in charge that told us that as recently as past fourth of july the former president was traveling about plains and celebrating. he had told agents he wanted to see the fourth of july fireworks display. this is where secret service comes in. agents discretely brought him so he could par take undercover of darkness without anyone e

atlantic staff writer ashley parker and errin haines, editor in chief at the 19th.y, this follows a string of anti dea dei initiatives and messaging from the white house. what's this one about? >> well, certainly what. >> we're seeing is that in this particular agency, the. defense intelligence agency. >> there is. >> a memo that has been distributed to staff members making clear that the agency will not support any celebration. commemoration events. >> associated with. >> black history. >> month. >> martin luther king day, and. >> so forth. now. >> martin luther king day. >> is enshrined in. >> federal law as. >> a federal holiday. so it's. unclear what that means in terms of how that would be observed. federal workers do not have. >> to come. >> to work on a federal. holiday to state the obvious. so one. >> of the. >> questions we hope to learn more about. >> is how widespread. >> is this approach? >> president trump. >> has been very clear in his public statements and in his use of various instruments with a. pen meaning a memo or an executive order, or the vario

. >> reporter: but as his former special agents in charge, don witham, bill bush, alex parker, and nick us in october protecting the 39th president was anything but average. how many countries did you visit with the former president? >> at that time it was 127. >> reporter: can anyone beat that? >> i can. 140. >> a little over 140. >> reporter: circumventing the globe with his detail. >> he just wants to do good work and stay faithful to that. >> reporter: that drive pushed carter to war zones, defying warnings from intelligence officials. >> still going. >> reporter: but the dangerous assignment of protecting the peacemaker in chief came with its rewards. carter insisted on this photo celebrating his nobel peace prize together with agents. >> he definitely knew what he wanted. and he would make it clear to you. >> reporter: as he aged, the president still sought out a few joy rides with former first lady rosalynn. >> within the last two years he wanted to drive a car, and i tried to go about it in a senseical way to explain he doesn't have a drivers license, and he said where's the clo

ashley parker is back with me. and i think there is a big picture question. there is no doubt that the president is moving quickly. there's no doubt that he had intention to and is, in his mind at least making good on promises that he made on the campaign trail. this is not, or should not be shocking to anyone who followed president trump. he pretty much laid out what he said he was going to do. having said that, there's fast and then there's good, right? and one of the things that struck me about what caroline leavitt said when she kept being pressed about what programs may have their funding frozen and for how long, what she said was, i will provide that list as soon as it comes to fruition. so what do you see as the real world consequences here? and i wonder how long it will take to trickle down if some of that money doesn't start flowing well? the challenge. >> is that campaign. >> promises. >> especially from. >> this president, are. >> one thing, and a lot. >> of what he's doing is as much a policy, directives and orders as political messaging. but it's

. >> peter parker might just have a new great responsibility, marriage. on monday, tmz confirmed that tom holland and zendaya are engaged. she was solo on the red carpet but sporting a diamond on her ring finger. >>> now to the post that made fans think will smith was finally taking the red pil on monday, oscar winner posted a short video to instagram. rumors were that he was attached to the upcoming matrix film. but the tease is actually related to an upcoming music project. smith turned down the role of neo in the matrix, later made famous by keanu reeves. instead, he starred in wild wild west which came out in 1999. smith is expected to release his first album in two decades sometime this year. >>> coming up, we follow the yellow brick road to a pair of famous stolen ruby slippers. and wait until you hear who had deputies going bananas in missouri. eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. (♪♪) skincare can start in the laundry room. th

charlie parker instead of we're not talking sports, we're talking music. >> keep in mind, it's not a done deal yet. while their bid has been accepted, they still need more money. they're looking for investors and hoping for donations. the emotional week long public goodbye to former president jimmy carter is underway. we'll have a look at how people are paying their respects during a public visitation today in atlanta. plus, some folks will soon see a higher social security payments. the move today by the president, that means more money for 3 million people. >> i'm spencer christian. surf is rough, but the weather above is calm. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment when abc z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability.

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. >> peter parker might just have a new great responsibility. marriage. on monday, tmz confirmed that tom holland and zendaya are engaged. it comes after rumors swirled about the couple sunday when zendaya appeared on the red carpet sporting that diamond on her ring finger. they have publicly been together for over three years. he wasn't on the red carpet, because he said it's not about us. it's about her. >>> now that the post that made fans think will smith was finally taking the red pill. on monday the oscar winner posted this short video to instagram, sparking rumors that he was attached to the upcoming matrix film. the tease is actually related to an upcoming music project. as the video says, smith turned down the role of neo in the matrix. he is expected to release his first album in two decades sometime this year. >>> when we come back, why mcdonald's is ditching some of its diversity initiatives. >>> and a tasty pop tart collaboration. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remembe

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