a 0 is patty go hand in washington dc. patty, the special envoy with cough, setting the tone of the meeting there. what can we expect from donald trump and that you know when they meet later at the white house, we've already had the president down playing. i expectations that the ceasefire can hold. so this is the sort of the usual move move for donald trump for president donald trump. he tends to downplay expectations ahead of any big meeting, but i really have to stress how really illuminated that little discussion with both steve woodcock and the national security advisor. they didn't have any questions in their mind when they talked about the palestinians, saying we have to solve the problem of where these people are going to go. now we know us president donald trump is said that he wants to work with people in the region and move the palestinians basically out of gaza into g. busy and into egypt, and they did make a little bit of news there. they sent to the king of dunlop jordan. we'll be visiting the white house next week. we do know that you as president dell trump has had phone cal

patty, thank you for joining us.about how much everyone here at fox offers their condolences to you. you know, one of the things, patty, that that i really loved about this response -- >> a thank you. rachel: -- this video response is that donald trump in putting this video out offered an opportunity to to humanize the victims who have been so forgotten. so my question to you is, what would you want selena gomez to know about your daughter? what else? >> i was amazed when i saw the video because just her body language alone showed that it was a very ininsere -- even though she's crying tears, she's not actually looking into the camera. he keeps hiding her face or looking away from the camera. so as a mom, to me, that's a sign that you're lying to me. rachel: uh-huh. >> but i want, i want her to know that she's mexican, she's of mexican descent, she's a billionaire. if she wants to help her fellow countrymen, why doesn't she pay for them to go home and hen pay for them to to go -- then pay for them to go through the p

here also is patty moore and the mother of rachel moran killed two years ago by an illegal alien led into our country. what i heard open border are said that is terrible. they will release their prisons all over the world. they will release their prisons into our country. that is exactly what happened. patty is joined by rachel's brother, michael, rachel's daughter, clementine, and a sister in law, shannon. thank you for being here. we appreciate it very much. with us as well is the loving family of kayla hamilton, a 20-year-old girl murdered in july, 2022 by the ms 13 illegal alien gang member that was violent, vicious, and they knew it did not do anything about it. thank you to kaylee's best kayla's mother, and her. finally i want to thank others that also suffered in this horrible scorch that goes on with young people being killed at other people too. but largely, young people being killed. thank you, scott root the father of several root, killed at 21 years of age. i think of that. 21. by an illegal alien that should not have been in our country. would never have been in our coun

that's go to patty, go hand who is that the kind of gone for? so the defense secretary saying that they are prepared to look at our options and guys of patty. what more did we hear from him today? well we heard of course he's meeting here with the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu showed him about an hour ago, and there were brief remarks in the top there meeting. and of course they started by talking at taking the jump to ministration for releasing the 2000 pound bombs, that the new ministration had put on hold about 3 quarters. as you mentioned, were able to ask a couple of questions on garza to secretary p. b takes us and they said basically, you know, are you in favor of moving all the palestinians of aust their land. and he said that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again. as you mentioned, the present was trying to think outside the box be create. busy and he was also asked about using the us military in gaza, which is obviously something that the president said he was willing to do last night. he

these are things that we, patty and i have spent our life working on. and we know i would just ask trump or musk, go to one of these camps, go to one of the famine camps, one of the refugee camps, and hold a starving child in your hand. look at that extended belly. look at the eyes. they're just vacant. we have developed usaid, has developed a nutrient system that can immediately revive that young child. it is a supplement. it's not available. now. that child's going to die. so where's the humanity here? where is the humanity? do they understand what they are doing for these lives? and then the medical side of it, if you pull usaid out of these countries, you're going to have a medical crisis here in the united states. it will come here. >> congressman, in addition to the incredible work of usaid, we have come to understand that it's not just usaid. there are other relief services out there. catholic charities, for example, a significant player here domestically as well as globally. catholic relief services, right. which is, you know, a companion organi

can you comment on reports that patty may have flown above its max limit for that airspace? so the question was, can i comment on reports that patty may have flown above its max limits? no, because i haven't heard that. and i don't try to look at the media that much. so i'm not saying that i'm not denying, but i just haven't heard it. we haven't discussed it. i'll ask the investigator in charge. do you have any information on that? >> yeah, i can provide just a little bit of context. the pat 25 was in with was within the lateral boundaries of a helicopter route. the ceiling of that route was 200ft. as member inman said, we have not got the data out of the fdr for the blackhawk at this time, but that's what we know. >> okay, we're going to go down here. >> katie kaplan with fox five here in dc. you mentioned as you walked through the timeline that there was a broadcast over the cockpit of traffic, traffic, traffic. can you talk about what indications, if any, you have that the plane's anti-collision system was working? it's my understanding that that broadcast goes out if the

>> patty crane grew up in a family that loves to bake together.w from that experience when she was diagnosed with an autoimmune illness. >> one of the books i was reading suggested that in some people, gluten can cause inflammation, and if it causes inflammation, that triggers an immune response. and if it triggers an immune response and you have an autoimmune illness, it makes the symptoms worse. >> that was 2002, when there weren't many gluten free options available. so she started to bake. >> i thought i would do a wholesale bakery and farmers market just really small. it's taken on a life of its own. >> that was the beginning of mariposa bakery. she calls herself an accidental entrepreneur. >> a tiny little shop in the front have a steel four foot steel door. no signage, nothing. and but to satisfy the city, we had to put retail in here. and then people started knocking on the door. as soon as the word got out that we had a little shop, it just, i mean, that just the train went that direction, you know, and then and then honestly, you know, al

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and i think that's what patty morin was getting at.lena gomez, but you are an american, and you don't seem to care about my daughter who is a fellow citizen. bravo to her and bravo to j.d. vance for articulating it. they haven't seen this debate online, you really should go and look at it. we should break it down because i think it's amazing. joey: yeah. he's getting flak because he's saying it's actually, many his p a christian -- rachel: it is. joey: responsibility through approximate similar proximity is the last paper i wrote in college when they told me i could leave that prison was about this, proximity and the responsibility of the relationship between the two. for me it was, hey, i just fought two wars in the middle east, a place that i feel i have no connection to, and now our home is in a place where i don't recognize if it. so how can we reorient our priorities. i don't think j.d. vance is wrong at all, and i love that her mom brought in such an eloquent and not in a hateful way. listen, you're an american, why don't you car

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host: patty in florida, republican. caller: how are you. my concern is the ranking. the part of education is showing it's been a bad system. we had school choice and some of the states and it showed that the children do much better with this. all we hear about is the teachers, of the union but we don't talk about our children and education. i -- i had a much better curriculum than what is being taught today. so when you get to these different areas, money is thrown at certain sections but the basics of teaching our children is no longer there. and i believe that is the biggest concerned. host: matt barnum. guest: i think you've sort of spoken to the heart of the question, is that apartment of education helping or not helping schools. certainly advocates for the department say what it does is important and the money it spends is important and critics say it has not been helpful and has not made a difference. host: you said president trump would target certain functions of the education department through executive orders paid which ones? >> i don't think we know yet.

former saint mary's star and nba champion patty mills was involved in a trade today.ded mills and drew eubanks eubanks to the los angeles clippers for p.j. tucker and mo bamba. the jazz also get a 2030 second round pick and cash as part of that deal. all right, while we're talking about the gaels, the saint mary's saint mary's gaels face their biggest west coast conference rival yet, gonzaga. there is respect, but mutual hate between these two programs will start in the first half. here. saint mary's up 11. paulius morawski steps into a three pointer and drains it. saint mary's. saint mary's goes up 14. saint mary's is up in the second when mikey lewis fires that fadeaway three pointer and drills it. saint mary's up five. later in the second half gonzaga is down three ryan nembhard drills the three from the top of the key. game tied at 58. and then we have one minute left. gonzaga down two. ike a layup but is rejected by harry wessels. wessels gets the block and he is fired up about it. saint mary's still up two. final seconds of regulation. gonzaga down eight. airbal

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and joining us now is the democratic senator of washington, patty murray. thank you for being here.rt in this. you delivered an hour long speech against the vote on the senate floor yesterday, warning he believes we live in a post-constitutional time, but knowing that you're not in the majority and knowing that it is unlikely that republicans will decide not to give donald trump what he wants. why is it important? what do you want the american people to know about why the democrats are spending this time standing on the senate floor and talking about this? >> chris, it is so important that american people across this country and in every community understand that our democracy is at stake with someone like russell vote, who doesn't believe that we should follow the constitution or the laws or the democratic procedures we have always followed in order to make sure that we are passing funding for people in my state and across the country on the priorities that we debate and vote on in congress. he has specifically said that he will violate the law. he doesn't believe in it. he doesn't

patty hearst. bay area newspaper harris was convicted of bank robbery in 1976. dennis, covering the trial of many of those associated with the symbionese liberation army that took her captive. he was known for his no nonsense delivery, but sometimes, he said, the job took a. >> toll, much like hit a house. and there were some young children in there screaming, and their father had one, one little girl by the hand and the mud just ripped the girl out of his hand. just about the time we went on, they found the little girl's body and it's still emotional. >> during dennis's long career, he crossed paths with many community leaders out in the field. and of course, at the anchor desk. >> ktvu jana katsuyama is joining us now here in the studio with reaction that has been coming in all throughout the day to our ktvu newsroom from many people in the community. jana, who are remembering dennis today. >> yes, alex and frank, as journalists, we often cover very difficult topics, hold the powerful to account,

now with us, democratic senator patty murray, who represents the state of washington. senator, thank you very much. you called this a break glass moment. you're pulling the fire alarm. tell me why you are so concerned. >> i am concerned. for every single person. who works for us in the federal government, doing. >> the jobs. >> they're doing every day. >> being told. >> by the richest man in the world, give me all the records. >> you have. and i am concerned, just as. an american citizen, that he. >> has access. to this. he has access. >> to your social security. >> information, your medicare information, and that he. >> is using. >> these lines to then. >> go after critical funding that. >> people out in our. >> communities are using for really important projects. i just think this is a three alarm. >> fire that in this. >> country, the united states of america, the richest man in the world. >> at the. >> behest of. donald trump, can go in and access this kind of information and use it against you. that's not who we are. >> so they would argue that what they're trying

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patty. poppy told us that she's the ceo. it doesn't even operate in southern california. i think it's worth buying after last month's weakness. yes, it's dirt cheap. buy it. the third worst name is a tough one for me. it's constellation brands stc, down 18.2%. as a purveyor of mexican beer brands modelo, corona and pacifico. this stock was already under pressure after the election, and then the bottom fell out after they reported a bad quarter early in the month. now, we spoke to constellation ceo bill newlands that night and came away pretty disappointed with what i felt was a lack of urgency about fixing the company's problems. it almost feels like they're in denial. where do i come down on this one? well, with the arrival of tariffs this past week, the travel trust sold half of its position. constellation today enough, even with the pause of the mexican tariffs announced this morning, this position has just become way too hard to own. liquor is a tough thing to own in this market. the fourth worst performer in the s&p last month was on semiconductor. that's down 17%. t

gambling, they'll still support him if he breaks the promise that was central to his campaign . edwin patty calling elder 0 washington 6 americans detained in venezuela, had been released and return to the united states. it follows a meeting in caracas between president donald trump and boy richard greno. and venezuelan president nicholas venturo, who called for reset and relations. the parent discussed the trump administration's requirements of venezuela to accept migrants deported by us authorities. oh, it's under run. pnc has been following events from both in columbia. i wasn't surprised. outcome at the end of a surprising meeting with richard gran now from special employee flying to connect as meeting personally with present the colors and my daughter who was shown in television shaking hands, smiling to my daughter. and finally, securing the release of these 6 americans from venice when imprisoned. we don't know their identities, but we understand that they were part of a number of us citizens that had been arrested in recent months by the venezuelan government, accusing them of terro

gambling, they'll still support him if he breaks the promise that was central to his campaign . edwin patty coughing elda 0. washington. chinese business owners are bracing for the impact of those 10 percent terrace on goods exported to the us. the on from says he is trying to pressure badging into helping fight america's opioid crisis into most domestic manufacturing. jessica washington reports from badging a pro cl to noon in beaching. tourists from around china has come to see the historical moods surrounding the imperial palace complaint they didn't. cities mode was intended as a line of defense. protecting chinese emperors stopping enemy attacks. hundreds of years later, some visitors have more recent challenges facing the country. the mines to the, to do own, to go to u. s. is the largest economy and then they are afraid. china will grow and the overtaken. that's why that impose terrace. it makes me angry there in the oval office. he was president. donald trump confirmed a 10 percent tariff on goods from china effective from february 1. that's in addition to existing taxes already opp

gambling, they'll still support him if he breaks the promise that was central to his campaign . edwin patty calling elder 0 washington. so that's also what's coming here and i'll just air including how minus like chosen china, a bracing for a financial hit on those types imposed by president trump. with trump's talk to different mounts on the way panama 5 up front sides of it. shipping come out more than that. the color is very much a case of old change across the deep south of the us. but say some of the live, you shall as long spells of rain very heavy down pulls, coming in across the southern areas, pushing over towards the eastern seaboard. and i just remember just over a week and a half ago, temperatures in the day south was struggling to get anywhere near freezing. at the moment we're looking at around 20 degree mile course. so as we go on through west half day, there you go to images into the low twenty's here. look further north calgary minus 5 celsius sunday. different enter the week and a minus 21. so i big dropping temperatures here, like rising temperatures down to the south. an

let's go live now to patty call and she joins us from washington dc. find to understand the white house, the white house officials have been talking about call. so what are they being saying as well, there was a very, very brief background call with the trumpet senior trump officials in the national security section. and really they only took questions for about 3 reporters. a couple of notable things from the call they did, but one was asked, does president donald trump believe in a 2 state solution? the notice is noticeably, they just didn't answer that question. they were asked about the fact that trump said there are no guarantees and asked is, in fact the 2nd phase discussions underway, they wouldn't answer that saying only that the president believes that all captives need to be released and they're going to be talking about that with is really prime minister benjamin then netanyahu. when he arrives at the white house, do they watch arrest? is president trump's idea of moving palestinians out of gaza into love it on and or it's it's are into egyp

so patty, white house officials been talking about golf though. what's that message as well? they has a very brief background call with reporters. just to give you a sense of what's going to happen to you about 4 hours is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu will arrive at the white house. he's going to have, we believe a one on one meeting with you as president donald trump and expanded meeting with their teams. we expect that there will be a press conference, and then he's going to stay for a private dinner with the president. so a lot of time to talk about what they, what's on their agenda and according to these top aides, one of the things they were asked is, does the president trump believe in a 2 state solution? and they didn't answer that they were asked. is it true that the 2nd phase of negotiations is under way? wouldn't confirm that, but they did say that the president's priority is to get the remaining captives out of god's it. now, will he be willing? will president trump be willing to let israel continued the war afterwards? he has got signal either way on th

gambling, they'll still support him if he breaks the promise that was central to his campaign . edwin patty calling elda 0, washington, a manufacturers in china. i have already been bracing, so the financial hit from from terrace. i'll just 0 is jessica washington reports now from beijing. beaching at the temple of a 100 celebrate the beginning of the year of the sneak sharing the hopes for the new year. since you're doing it, indeed, the economy was difficult when we call give of hope, we should be optimistic about the future. just people wish for easier times ahead. the new year begins in suspense. the, we're talking about a tariff of 10 percent on china based on the fact that this ending fentenol to mexico and canada response. china is government says it has supported us efforts to combat b o. p would crisis and is one of the toughest countries in the world on combating narcotics. on the campaign trail trumpet topped tough on china, flagging import, texas of 60 percent on chinese goods. and since entering office, trump appears to have tone down such a rhetoric. in the short term, it seem

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well, let's go to patty called her and she's joining us live from washington dc. so patsy . firstly, what is happening today with us a id before we even see the impact on the recipient countries. a lot of workers seem to be effective. of all the workers basically have been infected, say they usa i. d employees yesterday were told just don't show up to the office. those that did were locked out. we saw a impromptu protest. we expect that's going to continue today. not only can they not doing their physical space, but many are reporting, they can't get into their work email or the internal communications systems. so this is clearly, truly unprecedented. we've seen new administration's look to change board assistance in future contracts, but these are contracts that have already been approved. these are people who expected to get paid and the trumpet ministration came in and just did a blanket freeze on all the money. they did say that they were going to make exceptions when they live, say being such as you manage hearing aid or the aids drugs provided to people in a

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troops in the middle east would be very unpopular with many of the people who put them in office. patty, go ahead and i'll just 0 at the pentagon, said i had held onto sarah, i'm having fun in this with any city of one of the any. and i will be explaining why people here are dealing in a policy of the government, the commission, and not to be use the or the had a lot of that. there's lots of calm and quiet whether to be found across europe at the moment. high pressure is in charge across central in western areas. so dry skies, lots of settled conditions and even some winter sunshine. you can see it's cloudy across central pot, severe and we're going to see something of a cool down with that cloud spreading towards the northwest. but for thursday, some brightest bells for britain and island was seen by spells as well. so that southwest corner, it's looking very quiet for spain and portugal, but there's a change to come. we all going to that west to whether start to work its way. saw the east bringing some snow and some rain to spain and into portugal as well west the weather for western

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