house. but right now, i think people of israel can br breathe a s sigh of relief with donald trump in white house. larry: no question about mr. trump in white house and new policy. i want to ask sen senator barrasso, part of deal, phase two, israel has to remove troops from gaza. and hamas will be left there we are seeing newspaper reports, you probably saw them too, i believe front page of "wall street journal," today yesterday or day before. other outlets, hamas is rebuilding, sinwar's brother coming in to retake leadership, if idf is off the there, hamas will be there i worry that the war will no go on, and -- it will go on but two steps forward one step back. i can't figure it out. i was hoping we would unleash the idf for 6 months and finish the whole bloody job. in gaza. you know that is what pete hegseth said yesterday in his hearing, but this deal does not seem to support that. i'm just asking you, you probably know more than we know. >> well, i agree with you, hamas has to be elimited or you have to worry about something happening began like 500 days ago, on october 7. hamas invadin

house. do you think she can execute that role and the right people gate kept, so to speak. >> the failure of john kelly and others, president trump's president trump. he's in his 70's now, he's got a house style. he's trying to get input from a wide variety of people. people the public don't know to bounce ideas off them. he's always seeing how it plays in the room and he's very good at judging, what people are thinking and where the country is going. this is one of his super powers, and so -- and i think that susie is smart enough. she doesn't try to go john kelly on you, and she doesn't try to hermetically seal him. and even when rupert murdoch says we're going to make you a nonperson. and there's a confidence in judgment and confidence in people who will have his back. there will be total access at one level to president trump, this is his house style. i think she is going to have a little more management, and maybe not quite so chaotic at the staff level although i will say, particularly in the first year, all the benefits of the economy and foreign policy, the peace and prosperity of '19, those seeds were sown with rines pre bus and the team. next week, the fi

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housing market since the mid-90's. it is taking real time. a lot of peopleing potentially, i think greenspan said there was some irrational exuberance during the.com, when everything exploded, and it feels like that right now with ai. the housing market, we need to start to get buyers and sellers in the market. sellers are holding off because you locked in a rate at 5%. people don't want to give up their lower rates for higher rates. why would they? there is no inventory, prices are high and rates are high. people are sort of -- sonali: what will move the needle? what level of rates do you think will be the new unlocking level? bess: there was a survey done that i read about, people said they would get in the market around 5.5%. that doesn't mean everyone but people feel like that still feels comfortable. last time i was here, we talked about that. it is slow and steady. all progress is incremental. let's hope the economy holds, let's hope there is not more inflation. if those things happen, it could be even more challenging. sonali: are there hopeful signs

effort we are praying for them and hoping that they can help as many people and save as many houses as possible, thank you captain . >> 's thank you for having clean. >> martha: with that we bring an an actress i you know from so many of his famous movies today, he's on the ground, as at a citizen of pacific palisades, hoping to clear cars off the road is so firefighters can get in there and do their job? stephen it's martha maccallum, i have been listening and watching to you, you are a great citizen today out there helping. tell everybody what you are doing and what your day has been like? >> thank you for putting me on, it's very on part -- important opportunity for me to tell people if you abandon your car, leave the keys and new cars so guys like me can move the car to the side of the road and that emergency vehicles and fire vehicles get up there. some new people lost cars, abandoning them on sunset boulevard, taking the keys with them and fire trucks can get through. it's also important to remember, i want to make an announcement, if you are an enabled body person, help out a little bit. if he sees somebody in a w

the bbc�*s north america editor sarah smith soon there will be so many people in detention, there is not the space to househem all. with numerous allegations of abuse, even torture. the american people. this will double our capacity immediately, right? and tough... every aspect of american government is being radically to appointing controversial cabinet members. he was asked about his baseless claims that vaccines can cause it is a medical condition in his throat that gives mr kennedy this very distinctive voice. i support the polio vaccine. from taking either of those vaccines. measles is a deadly disease. that's not true. go beyond just vaccines. many republicans are worried about his staunch support and ultra—processed food. fit for office. and mice in a blender to feed to his hawks. it was often a perverse scene of despair and violence. the bbc has approached robert kennedy for comment. i'm going to let him go wild on the food. i'm going to let him go wild on medicine. i've been speaking to dennis kucinich, who served as the campaign manager for robert f kennedy jr's presidential campaign from may to

then coming into the most prominent house here at the front, and we'll have the market leader with our tourist info center and a meeting point for the people of long and s, with a large multi functional route tucked away at the back. and these 2 buildings will basically house construction materials for the municipality and coastal protection for the homeless. and the shelter is here underneath van. here there is a dormer window where you can exit the shelter and, and be rescued by the helicopter. that's i'll say. and this is what's really nice and is that we have an exhibition room inside here, and i'm going to stand that basically we're just putting together the documents that are important for the planning application. so we've actually completed the plan and the plans are there. they just need to be cross moved out, so to speak for the application. then there's a bunch of documents that have to be submitted and i, nice, most of the court orders are brought to how they call and once a week by rail car. the vocals just have already seen off their 3rd winter life on the holidays is slowly becoming everyday life. the . it's the best thing in the world. i

people are flocking to t-mobile. caroline: i am interested in the other competitors out there, at&t and verizon added to them and where the customers coming from? mike s.: we are the best house and a great neighborhood. i do not need for competitors to fail in order to succeed. we are taking share but the market is vibrant and people are growing and getting more value out of rate plans and buying up the rate card and the average revenue per customer per month are rising, not because of rising prices but they are self-selecting up the rate card which allows revenues to rise where no one is a loser. caroline: people will need more data for generative ai. has that become a chokepoint? mike s.: it is a way for us to showcase differentiation. open signal has once again said we ran the gamut in terms of network awards and we have the most capacity by far. as the demand for the network on ai-based applications starts to grow, it will only showcase the differentiation and consumers will see the difference. caroline: will consumers care when they are without any signal and now they are able to tap into starlink? mike s.: when we first announced this, it was the single most covered th

house. with tens of thousands of people staying in emergency hotels and shelters, they're safe for now but have no idea where they will go next. serenity�*s1 fled minutes before their home burned. people like me with no insurance, we don't know what we're going to do. we are at shelters like this. we are going all around town. some of us have lost our car, some have lost our sense of being. the city faces a massive task to provide housing for the areas that are lost. # we will rise... # we'll rise... at a church in pasadena, the sunday congregation summoning the strength to face the day. the community is pulling together to weather this disaster, but there were fears over how some are being affected. you know, people can take the land and buy the land. we want to make sure they remain the land owners and they continue to retain their property. my concern is mainly for the underserved and those at—risk, which are the elderly and then also the children. the scale of the destruction in neighbourhoods is vast. whole schools are gone. as you know, our beloved south campus has been severely damaged by the recent fires and many of our families a

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s the stories of loss and pain that resonate. homes and livelihoods destroyed. wow. a landscape scarred. look at that. a people traumatised. the houseg. you know, that's one little fire i could put out. - you peed on the fire? yeah, and i've talkedj to a few other people who did same thing. the fires fizzled out on the edge of his property. he was lucky. so many others were not. how does this community, los angeles, america, all of us, how can we better prepare for a similar catastrophe? that is a question we should all ponder. this is the most beautiful place in the world to me. j and now it'sjust gone. just, i mean, it's gone. a little bit- of you dies with it. i don't know. you can keep up—to—date with all of the news of today on our website. everything you need to know is there. thank you for watching and i will be back shortly with more. stay with us. hello. there were winners and losers when it came to the weather story on thursday. for parts of north—west england and wales in particular, we have blue sky and sunshine, even some january warmth, with a high of 1a celsius. but it was a different story across the midlands — we ha

people, which the white house needed. mrs. nixon also managed clement congregate to get dolley madison s portrait i think it was at the pennsylvania academy of fine arts, the basement, and they managed get that beautiful portrait of dolley and she always said dolley was her favorite first lady with her crazy turbans and smoking snuff for sniffing with diplomats you would never catch mrs. nixon doing no. but yes, dolley saved that famous gilbert stuart portrait of george washington when the british came through and had a little pyrotechnics for the white house. and then mrs. nixon saved the portrait of dolley madison's basement, which is older. yeah, absolutely. absolutely. now, we've all seen plenty of well, one particular tv show about the west wing, but we've never had a good show about the east wing. i'm and a little bit about the tension between the east and west wing. believe it or not believe. it or not. and you looked at that and to i think for the first time, many of the women who worked for mrs. nixon in, the east wing. tell us what you found. what did you discover. oh, yes. well, the east are the backbone, this book, and

people coming by pay their respect. these pictures just coming coming by pay their respect. these picturesjust coming into us lie. —— live. a big day for us politics as house speaker mikejohnson�*s a knife edge — that's despite president—elect donald trump giving him his endorsement. lawmakers are converging on the capitol to kick off a new congress. republican senatorjohn thune has been selected without a hitch as the new senate majority leader but in the house of representatives, mrjohnson is trying to persuade a handful of sceptical republican lawmakers to back his leadership. johnson can only afford to lose just one vote from his own party, but around half a dozen hardliners are reported to be holding out for promises to rein in spending. mikejohnson has been speaking to reporters as he walked to the speaker's office. this election is not just about one person. it's about moving forward with the america first agenda that the mandate was given by the american people, by the electorate. president trump got 77 million votes. the house republicans got almost 75 million. it's a record number. they are expecting us to get to work and we don't have time for drama. so my simple mess

s. as trump moves forward with his boss and the protection plans all forward to use to constructing 10 shelters, and the products that will have the capacity, the house of thousands of people who are present trumpet says the mexican government has to stop illegal migrants arriving in the us all face terrorist on the exec sports, but despite the desperate families randa, from across the americas, continue to head through the country to try and reach this on the border. many jump on a call. go train known as the bees to travel through mexico. and just it was jumping home, enjoying some of them through the one shot gun dropped of state. and they've been waiting all night in the code. and then on the policy in central mexico for the beach to come it's an a migrant. so given to not one, but a network of called good trains that hit through mexico up to the us border. there were free roy news and a wait to try and avoid mexican migration. but you never know when the train went through and the beast caries risk to what kind of thing are you doing good. and it goes really quickly. you having good a good 3. it's your live, you play the life of your keep people, speculate a lot, stic

gatekeeper in the white house, do you believe she can execute that role and you think right people will be gate kept so to speak? >> susie i think is burn enough to know there's sel of gatekeeping and then another the failures of john kelly and others, president trump is president trump he's in his 70s now he's got a house style he's always trying to get input from a wide variety of people. these are people the public don't even know exist to bounce ideas off of. he's always seeing how it plays in the room. is very good at judging what people are thinking and where the country is going this is one of the superpowers. i think susie is smart enough you've seen already on the campaign and in the transition she doesn't try to goad john kelly on it. she doesn't try to hermetically steal the president because he can't be hermetically sealed the covenant he knows 2020 was stolen he came back in 2021 and the first couple dark years when even murdoch said with a nonperson president trump has gone up the learning curve of confidence in his own judgment and confidence in policies and people that will have his back. there still to be total access i think at i one level to

people vote for the budget. it will be very difficult to get and cancel the, the launching the going u. s. president has given his final foreign policy speech and the white house saturated with self praise for his performance. over 40 years, joe biden said he leaves office with america stronger globally, and took a dig of washington's adversary's. and now, america is more capable and i would argue better prepared, and we've been a long, long time, all our competitors and adversaries. refresh these stiff edwards as we have the windows are back because of all of you this what we're heading into and over the next administration, that's where a handed american broadcaster and political level is garlan nixon told me that in his view, ju biden's, tenure was as bob, as it gets, here's why. personally, i rent joe biden as not just the worst president this united the united states has ever seen. but if you take the 10 worst president and piled them altogether, divide is worse than the entire pile. this is legacy is one of ruins, economic ruin for the country, inflation in a way that this country had never seen before. bringing the world to the edge of an extinction lev

vladamir putin an ex-s sovereign nation crimea in 2014 or invading sovereign nations 2022 when joe biden is in the white house and not donald trump. people's a deal maker and great negotiator and america first does not mean america alone, but it also means not giving endless gobs of money to foreign engagements and god forbid putting troops on the ground and the like. people think that can all happen by the summer. the mother of at least one of the three female hostages with her mother going to have this think this is causation and not coincidence and you recall in president trump's first term and he presided in the negotiation of release of many detainees and hostages from six, silicon valley bank, eight countries. it's not new, it's a continuation of trump legacy. barack obama given the noble peace prize even before he was inaugurated as president and didn't have to earn it at all. everybody presumed he'd be a peacemaker. president trump in his second inaugural address said i want my legacy to be i was a unifier and peacemaker. president trump should be given space and grace to allow that to happen. larra rhode islander kellyanne, one

house is smaller but reminiscent of the women's march. they drew more than a 1000000 people to protest against trump in 2017, in washington and in cities across the u. s. the day after trumps 1st and on your ration. that demonstration is often called the biggest every single day protest in the us. we're here to make sure that people understand that a ceasefire doesn't mean the end of the movement for policy and rights. these protests are taking a familiar path in washington to the lincoln memorial. the past taken by vietnam protesters a rock of war protesters and black lies matters, protesters before them and their message, we will not be silent. right? with trump supporters descending on washington for a celebration of the 45th and soon 47th president. these demonstrators carry different signs promoting various causes, but they are united against an incoming administration whose policies they vehemently oppose. john henry l g 0, washington take talk, has gone offline for a seizes in the united states. as a federal ban on the social media platform comes into effects, the app is also been removed from apple and google stores. the supreme court upheld a

house now as you're used to even 4 to 8 years ago. and interestingly, and i don't know if people kind of see the, the big black s u, v, as in the motorcade there, there are these kind of polls that are sticking out the top. those are anti dr. drone jammers to save it installed again, just a new level of security that has to be. ready as the dry protect the president, the vice president and others, the no, i'm from now on. yes, it absolutely is. and, and just getting around washington right now with this, with the streets that are close with all the barriers. again. i talked to a friend who was heading to, to one of the morning events, an hour and a half just to go about 8 blocks. yeah. me, i back. yeah, i said, i'm running curious. uh the people on the seat. you know, we've seen lots of supporters uh tutoring and that excited that i know that tons of them move into a new era hot. what do you think they are looking for is the thing from will do for them 1st, for the people of america 1st. and i think you're going to see an immediate focus on, on getting inflation under control, getting the prices down again. he's already talked about dril

house. do you think she can execute that role and the right people gate kept, so to speak. >> the failure of john kelly and others, president trump's president trump. he's in his 70's now, he's got a house style. he's trying to get input from a wide variety of people. people the public don't know to bounce ideas off them. he's always seeing how it plays in the room and he's very good at judging, what people are thinking and where the country is going. this is one of his super powers, and so -- and i think that susie is smart enough. she doesn't try to go john kelly on you, and she doesn't try to hermetically seal him. and even when rupert murdoch says we're going to make you a nonperson. and there's a confidence in judgment and confidence in people who will have his back. there will be total access at one level to president trump, this is his house style. i think she is going to have a little more management, and maybe not quite so chaotic at the staff level although i will say, particularly in the first year, all the benefits of the economy and foreign policy, the peace and prosperity of '19, those seeds were sown with rines pre bus and the team. next week, the fi

s. and some european countries, top military aid to we're wanda, and in 23 was late to defeated. people here waiting to see how the international community will respond to this time. malcolm web houses era. the spring and knowledge is here is gabriel is under now is at the united nations in neil for his gave the un peacekeeping chief has been speaking about the situation in eastern d r c. what he had to say a yeah, that's right. we just got out of a briefing from him and he said 1st off, information is very hard to come by. so the situation is very, very fluid in gama, even for the united nations. and that is because at times peacekeepers and even a u. n staff in and around goma he said have had to go into underground bunkers for periods of time to stay safe in the middle of the fighting. and so he said, that's why there's been times we simply cannot get a lot of information out of goma. however, he did say, one asked does the m 23, a control goma? he said the situation is very fluid and he said we're not there yet. there's still a lot of fighting going on. so clearly the u. n is not at this point definitively saying that the m 23 controls all of government at this point. very, very

s, but the price is much higher, of course, and the people are lower of feeling and she arrived this now in germany. all right, we have to leave you here now henry hot house, author of political commentator. thank you so much for your insight. thank you. i stay with all the international for all the latest from around the world. thanks . so once again by the the .

s family with the process of returning his body to the uk. frances read, bbc news. joe biden has awarded the presidential medal of freedom — america's highest civilian honour — to 19 people at the white housemagazine since 1998. the retired l—a lakers basketball player magicjohnson also received the award. u—2 frontman bono adds the medal of freedom to several civilian honours, including an honorary knighthood. the former us secretary of state and democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton received cheers from the crowd as she was awarded the medal. as was the actor and parkinson's campaigner michaelj fox — best known for playing marty mcfly in the back to the future movies. you are watching bbc news, stay with us. hello, snow has been falling across parts of the uk, it has been causing disruption, some icy conditions as well, and i think the conditions will go on into sunday, so met office amber warnings remain in force. those warnings have been covering parts of wales, into the midlands and also northern england. and i think it is northern england that will bear the brunt of the snowfall as we head through daylight hours on sunday. through the first part of the morning, still some s

people after her granddaughter posted this video on social media which quickly went viral. change my life and simplified. yeah, i was need all this s determined her home. sustainably. but everything you've a new houseich we're going to have to over 7,000. should be making sure that everything is sustainable. >> and cost effective and cost-effective. we have to think sustainably. we have to be in the 21st century and matter how you are. you should be doing that. ruth says it's simple. >> she has what she needs and that's more than enough. >> i'm a very positive person. i always think best of people aand what do i do in that situation? just think. i just think that way. and i figure things out warriors don't worry. they figured out words of wisdom from someone who lost everything. i will be running very simply. >> i'm just going to do it. i can do for those around. you have lessened. >> that kind of think. and so >> looking at the bright side, that was john reporting for us. if you'd like to help those who lost everything and the socal fires scan the qr code that see on your screen here. our parent company next stars partnering with the red cross to raise money for those wildfire victims. >> let's ge

a number of people say this ever since it's become the official house guest house of the president, including charles de gaulle and harry truman the president lived here in the 1940s and 50'sn they were renovating the white house. back to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, rich. we have a fox news alert. president biden just issues new pardons for dr. anthony fauci and retired general mark milley just moments ago it. also includes the members of congress and the staff who served on the january 6th select committee. and the u.s. capitol in d.c. metropolitan police officers who testified before the select committee. this as donald trump prepares to take the oath of office in just a few hours. south carolina senator tim scott is here with reaction. tim, that means liz cheney, right? >> absolutely. here is what it really means it. means that joe biden continues this march towards weaponizing the justices, even on his last day. think about fauci, specifically. dr. fauci lied to the american people over and over and over again. thank god for president trump who helped develop the vaccines and the things that were necessary for us to move this country forward. at the end of the

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houses on both estates nearing the end of their ten—year structural warranties. so the structural warranty, it can be quite limited in scope. so that�*s when it becomes very difficult for peopletheirfault. in a statement, bellway said it strived to resolve any issues as quickly and effectively as possible. a new home is a hand—built product so defects do occur. adding, it or the nhbc would remediate any legitimate build defects identified in the first ten years. the nhbc assured homeowners of its dedication to fairness, thorough investigation and industry recognised high standards. it�*s been a challenging year for uk house—builders, but bellway has fared better than most and is projected to complete more than 8,000 new homes by april. john ironmonger, bbc news. let�*s return now to the tributes being paid to the scotland, manchester united and manchester city football legend, denis law, who has died at the age of 8a. his 237 goals during his time at united make him the club�*s third highest scorer, behind wayne rooney and bobby charlton. he was the only scottish player to win the ballon d�*or — the award for the best footballer in the world. let�*s speak to our reporter yunu

people who have lost their houses. we're looking for things that would be very motional to them. you know, l.a.'slast five years. dodgers won the world series twice. rams have won the super bowl. lakers. lafc and the galaxy both won the cup. we're looking for all that championship merchandise. if your house burnt down, that maybe something was emotional. i had the championship shirt from when we won. we're going to get $3 million in merchandise together just give it away later this week. one of the things that's been heart breaking but interesting is the amount of individuals who have reached out to our company, reached out to me and said, you know, my house burnt down but the only thing that really matters is this piece of memorabilia that i lost. somebody called me an investor of mine called me and said my sister's house burnt down. it was a very expensive house. we don't care about the house. she had a couple things from kobe and those were her most important prize possessions. can you get me something to help replace that. we found those things. we've seen so many individual stories. we can c

housing projects. the r2's. those are apartment buildings, smaller units. yeah. and the r threes would be your single family residence. those are peopleo are wanting to put an in-law into their home or in their backyard of some sort. that's the that's the three sections of adus. when you look at these. so when it says r3 adus, those are people in single family homes that are putting either in their garage or in their backyard. the r twos are usually a ground floor taking or converting a garage into accessory dwelling units. and then the first section is are usually the large developments. that's how these are broken down. now the r2 is that single family housing or. no it's multi unit. it's three units or more okay. so it's an apartment building who's got a backyard or who has a space downstairs and a garage that usually parked cars and they no longer. and they converted it into a apartments or housing units. so each one differs. and i noticed on page 34 i just want to commend, i noticed the schools of from september 2024, all the school inspections were completed 100% am i correct? you're correct. we changed that when i came when i,

people have and how that impact s how they view the world as well. and think that is important and often missing from the conversations we have in the city. i often see two different groups about housing the ultimate issue. people on one side saying we have issues of not approving and building more housing and people on the other side saying i'm concerned my neighborhood will get gent riifyed and lack of dialogue and be uncomfortable stops the progress. we have so many unnecessary divides in the city especially in politics are the reason the issues are not being addressed. people in san francisco agree on the solution. we want to see less homelessness, less crime on the street, we want to see more people getting the services they need and more people getting stable housing, but because we are not willing to sit down with each other and made the strong divisions and so resistant to changing and changing our opinion as well i think that is a reason we are seeing so many san franciscans especially within the last couple elections have expressed this we keep voting on the issues. every politician promises to solve the problem in their own way but it is never getting solved. >> we also see