perry, thank you very much for your time today. perry blake, ceo of the 21 up movement.iled. the all—party parliamentary group says there's been an alarming rise in cases over the past ten years, and the support system for those affected has collapsed under the pressure. its members want a national strategy and improved funding. anna collinson reports. let's speak to the eating disorder campaigner christina taylor in norwich. christina, thank you forjoining for of the unverified live. —— us on verified live. i of the unverified live. -- us on verified live.— of the unverified live. -- us on verified live. . , ., verified live. i was diagnosed with anorexia when _ verified live. i was diagnosed with anorexia when i _ verified live. i was diagnosed with anorexia when i was _ verified live. i was diagnosed with anorexia when i was 13 _ verified live. i was diagnosed with anorexia when i was 13 years - verified live. i was diagnosed with anorexia when i was 13 years old, | verified live. i was diagnosed with | anorexia when i was 13 years old, i had an enduring experience of

perry, i'm so pleased to meet you."s across from me and starts telling the story. >> just sitting here talking to you, 99. >> 99. >> and 70 plus years later. and i ask her, take me back to that moment. and she said to me, "well, there was a boy named abraham," and she got emotional. >> 70 years. >> 70 years later. talking about a friend of hers who went off to war and was killed almost immediately. and she still was carrying the emotion from it. and i thought here's the movie, here's the way in. i got to tell it from her point of view. >> those are the coordinators where the soldiers are? >> yes. but understand you're not supposed to be looking this close. >> tyler, i had never heard this story. i had never heard of these women. how is that possible that we don't know this story? >> that there were 85 black 8555 black women and women of color who served in world war ii and no one knew it. >> and went overseas to represent this country. >> yeah. but also, you have to understand at that time when a lot of the women came b

and perry will describe going to orphanage and so forth. right.and struggling through adolescence and youth. and he's got side of artistic side, right. this picture of jesus, you know, being sensitive some ways. right. you know, and then we have -- hickock, right? we learn a lot about his childhood and background. but he, too, was in a car accident, severe car accident and experienced concussions. and that dr. mitchell jones sort of suspects that might have been one factor because apparently he did not have these violent tendencies. prior to the accident. but after accident, he began to get a lot of trouble. and so they suspect that it might have something to do with brain damage or illness. so we won't read these passages. you know, we'll talk about it. there's also a very strange case is added in this book, and it's the case of lowell, leander. this is an actual case now loyola andrews was a very quiet, reserved, young man who was a very good in school. he had a very supportive, loving family. apparently, he wanted to you gain the money that his

and perry and -- and perry were sort of diagnosed by a psychiatrist named dr. w mitchell jones.he was a criminal psych psychiatrist at learn and state hospital. andr. joseph staton of the menninger in topeka, kansas, also affirmed, the conclusions drawn. dr. dr. jones. so together these scientific cases show that -- hickock and perry smith. right. that their findings were relevant, their defense. and although the mcnaughton rule was invoked, suggest that they are able to stand trial, the diagnosis that perry was a paranoid schizophrenic and that he had this dissociative moments due to trauma in his life. now we know that the trauma that he experiences have to do with this very troubling childhood and abuse that he by his father and his mother and how he went from home to home. of course, this led tragically to the suicides, his sister and brother, sister fell out of a, you know, apartment building and fell to her death. they don't know if it was accidental, if it was suicide. but she died violently. and their mother was alcoholic and his brother killed himself. his his wife kill

i'm will perry. twin ambitions. in the six nations this weekend. hello and welcome to sportasday. with france v wales in paris on friday. face england in dublin. together for england, steve borthwick confirming our rugby union correspondent chrisjones is in spain well, the sun setting here injerona, this lovely spot, the england training base in northern spain and they've tuesday, some big selection decisions, particularly history, the first twin brothers to play together for in an england senior team must be a very, very proud moment for them and theirfamily. elsewhere, a debut for cadan murley, the harlequins on the left wing. every time i am in, i use it to try and develop myself, whether that's picking the coaches brain or picking every time i come in, if i get that i—2% better then i can keep going and keep going and hopefully reach the goals that i can have now. against because he would just hit breakdowns and fire you back so much but he was definitely one. it's the england team full of youth and excitement can they do what very, very few te

katy perry is here. music from simple minds, and we'll be right back with rob mcelhenney. >> jimmy: hi, there, welcome back. tonight, she is gearing up to come to you live on "the lifetimes tour." katy perry is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, from glasgow, which is now in scotland, they start their tour of the united states may 16th in ridgefield, washington. simple minds is here. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we will be joined by pamela anderson and will sasso with music from the weeknd. please join us for that. our first guest tonight is a global sports mogul who makes popular tv shows on the side. you know him from 16 seasons of "it's always sunny in philadelphia" and four of his other very funny show. watch "mythic quest" on apple tv plus now. please welcome rob mcelhenney. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. you look like a kingpin. >> it's so good to be -- i feel like a kingpin. >> jimmy: you should feel like a kingpin. you've got the world by the tail

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abc's perry russom starts us off. reporter. >> this morning, abc news has learned president elect trump is preparing to take more than 200 executive actions on his first day back in office. trump at a rally in washington last night. >> i will act with historic speed and strength and fix every single crisis facing our country. we have to do it. >> number one on his to do list. immigration. trump is expected to declare a national emergency on the us-mexico border. ordered troops to build more infrastructure along the border and relaunches remain in mexico. policy for migrants. federal agents were also expected to plan mass deportations in chicago and other sanctuary cities, targeting high priority criminal targets that dhs teams have been investigating for months. >> and ice goes out there to know exactly who they're looking for, pretty much where they'll find them. it's a well-planned operation. >> but now, when and where those deportation rates could take place is now reportedly being reconsidered after initial detail

i'm caitriona perry.h a flurry of executive orders — rolling back climate policies, declaring an emergecny at the border and granting pardons to those who stormed the us capitol. donald trump has been attending a multi—faith service at washington's national cathedral — along with the vice president and the speaker of the house. today's other main headlines... a deadly fire engulfs a i2—storey hotel in a turkish ski resort, killing 66 people and injuring over 50. prince harry's legal battle against the publisher of the sun newspaper — which was due to start today — has been delayed. the two sides are said to be involved in settlement talks. here — the prime minister keir starmer announces an inquiry into failings that led to the murders of three young girls in southport last summer. donald trump has started his second term as us president — by signing a series of sweeping executive orders. he declared a national emergency on the us—mexico border, designated drug cartels as terrorist organisations, withdrew

perry was 30 years old and spent most of his life at a park in palo alto. the barren park donkey project shared the news on their website, and we do know that a memorial service for perry the donkey will be planned soon. that does it for us. thank you so much for watching the 7.30 right here on ktvu, and we'll see you back again tomorrow at 730. be sure to download our fox local app to your smart tv or cell phone. there you can stream all of our newscasts. find exclusive stories and content right on your smart tv or cell. all you got to do is go to your app store and download fox local, click on san francisco and then search for ktvu. thanks so much for joini if you like options, you'll love my $6 all day big deal meal. choose from 4 delicious entrées and 5 tasty sides with a drink. oh, and nobody else includes breakfast items all day. just this guy. at jack, every bite's a big deal! welcome to jack in the box! [chatter] it's a robotic money expert. clever. how do i start a savings habit? famous cabbage. savings habits. shaving rabbits. tech can make life s

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i am joined by my colleague catriona perry in washington.t he would start with a blizzard of announcements, and thatis blizzard of announcements, and that is exactly what has happened. that is exactly what has happened-— that is exactly what has happened. that is exactly what has hauened. , , happened. absolutely. it has been described _ happened. absolutely. it has been described as _ happened. absolutely. it has been described as shock- happened. absolutely. it has been described as shock and| happened. absolutely. it has - been described as shock and awe and that is what it has been in the last not even 2a hours, since donald trump became president. he is delivering on the things he said throughout the things he said throughout the campaign trailand the things he said throughout the campaign trail and in the last couple of months, that he has been president elect. he signed a 26 executive actions yesterday, a record numberfor president in modern times, on theirfirst day, and one of those road back 78 executive actions that president biden

and uecker once said in an interview that perry claimed it was the worst day of his life. wow. one of the best senses of humor, you know. >> uecker also hosted snl back in 1984. >> good. >> oh, we got to find those clips. >> working and relaxing online can attract various digital threats to improve your protection against them. just turn on nordvpn. this cyber security app will block web trackers and malware infected sites. it will also encrypt your internet traffic without losing a smooth connection. choose the vpn recommended by forbes advisor. recommended by forbes advisor. get the dealled yesterday. but... i could've called yesterday. but... i should've called yesterday, but... would've, could've, should've. we hear that a lot. hi. i'm jonathan, an insurance professional and manager here at colonial penn life insurance company. sometimes, people put off calling about life insurance. before you know it, another year has passed. and when they do call, they say, "i wish i'd called sooner." call right now for free information on the $9.95 plan. are you between age 50 and 85? yo

we'll have the latest with caitriona perry in a moment. has seen the inaugeration of donald trump for his second term, a tsunami of executive orders and most recently the declassification ofjfk assassination files. later he heads to california to actually look at the devastation caused by all of those wildfires. let's go back to washington, get back to caitriona perry monitoring all those things. we saw him answering questions earlier and the latest lines from that state he will sign an order, quote, may be getting rid of the us disaster agencies. he has been extremely critical of fema lately. in has been extremely critical of fema lately-— has been extremely critical of fema lately. in relation to the first remarks _ fema lately. in relation to the first remarks but _ fema lately. in relation to the first remarks but he _ fema lately. in relation to the first remarks but he said - first remarks but he said before he travelled to north carolina, already a big difference between donald trump and joe biden and how much donald trump is engagi

from me, will perry, and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there.oasts, gusts of wind of up to 70—80 plus mph and for heavy rain. kind of widespread frost. they'll still be pretty frequent, particularly towards the southern half of the uk, but lots of dry weather, too, the showers lacking the potency that monday's did. western channel coasts. lightening for many of us. temperatures 7—10 celsius, perhaps some areas of brightness later on through the afternoon. as the low clears. and the west, and this time we're going to be seeing some could push further eastwards. a little cooler. bye— bye. hostages find out their loved ones are dead. of the hugely popular and cheap ai chatbot. hit. we've been seeing lots of reaction this morning to deepseek. in us history. development of a cheap new ai tool a �*good thing'.

but from me, will perry, and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, it's goodbye for now.here. dry. will tend to build in to bring a lot of dry and sunny weather. area of low pressure. of the uk. and a few down the east coast, but the bulk of the country dry ireland. for thursday morning. and northeast of scotland. later in the day, skies will cloud up for northern ireland and there's your thursday temperatures. the sunshine to compensate. now, this area of rain will be pushing into colder air. there'll be colder air ahead of it and behind it, of england and wales as it moves its way southeastwards. it will fizzle out as it pushes into high pressure, leave a legacy of cloud across eastern areas, again, a chilly day to come with those values in single figures across the board. begins to build across the south and the east. so i think most of the rain will stay out west both saturday and sunday, with many places staying dry and chilly with light winds and some mist and fog by denying her insulin. and out with the dragon, in with the snake. we begin in india where it has just

personaje del burro en la película de animación sueca, perry, de 30 años, fue sacrificado el pasado competición formó parte de un festival anual de hielo y nieve, cuyo lema es sues compartidos de hielo y nieve. corazones unidos en asia, deportes en los deportes arrancó la búsqueda del nuevo coordinador defensivo de los 49ers, entre ellos un viejo conocido todo el reporte de los posibles regresos donde los ganadores juegan y los jugadores ganan. buenas noches. los andrés. 49ers no han perdido un solo segundo desde el domingo que terminó la temporada para preparar la que viene. tuvieron varias entrevistas para su puesto de coordinador defensivo y entre ellas estuvo un viejo conocido, san francisco. se reunió con robert salla, quien está interesado en regresar a su antigua posición de coordinador defensivo de los niners por 4 temporadas entre 2017 y el 2020, convirtiendo la defensa de san francisco en una de las 3 mejores de la liga y a partir de ahí se convirtió en entrenador en jefe de los new york jets, equipo que dirigió hasta la semana 5 de la temporada pasada. pero esa no fue la

kpix visited perry at the park in palo alto last year. his handler told us one of the film's animators lived nearby and brought a team over to hang out with perry for research. his medical bills over the years were a huge expense. some residents and the city stepped in to help pay. over the summer, perry was just30 years old. >>> migraines can be debilitating. we're hearing from one advocate bringing awareness to a disease that you can't see. >>> plus, many are taking part in dry january. we're taking you to one of san francisco's spot that offers beer, wine, and mocktails, minus the alcohol. >>> welcome back. 45 million people often get headaches in the u.s., and some get really bad headaches. migraine is the third most common disease in the world, but for many it goes untreated. we have the story of one person who's fighting back. >> i think going through all this pain and, you know, els re to, like, be alive. >> reporter: for crystal it's an invisible crushing force that sometimes takes over. >> difficult symptoms to manage, and when y

governor rick perry, thank you for your insight, have a great day.in the house today. >> todd: new jersey congressman, jeff van drew, he is there and he is here next. . . >> todd: laken riley act set to face a vote in the house after amended version passed senate on track to give trump an early win. >> carley: jeff van drew joins us now. good morning to you. do you think this amended version will pats and if so how will this impact americans? >> oh, it's in a good wa to answer your second question, first. i do think it will pass for sure. what is good about this is the laken riley act is good in itself, obviously. but, you know, if you are guilty of or even accused of stealing anything, and you are an illegal alien so you have broken the law twice now. this is the second time and have gotten here illegally and then stealing, you will be detained and deported and that is as it should be. my bill, which is the reason to believe that this is come back to the house is that you will be detained and deported if you attack law enforcement. again, common sen

abc's perry russom joins us from washington now.good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning to you. this case is urgent with the ban set to start in just a matter of days now after arguments yesterday. it appears the supreme court will uphold the ban. with the fate of tiktok now in the hands of the supreme court, a lawyer for the app says, if they do not win this case, tiktok will go dark in the u.s. in a matter of days. >> this country has never taken the step of shutting down a speech platform, much less such an important speech platform. >> reporter: tiktok argues the law forcing its chinese-based parent company bytedance to sell the app or be banned in the u.s. is a violation of the first amendment. >> there must be a solution that protects both our national interests and our constitutional rights. >> reporter: nearly 170 million americans use the app. that's about half the u.s. population. >> i am part of so many creators who support our own lives and have built careers off of this platform. >> reporter: the biden administrat

kpix visited perry at the park in palo alto last year. his handler told us one of the animators lived nearby. over the years his medical bills piled up, and many pitched in to cover the costs. >>> and the santa cruz wharf reopened today after part of it fell into the sea. john ramos takes us there while questions about the future of the wharf continue. >> reporter: the santa cruz wharf is again open for business, and the mayor says it's completely safe, but not everyone shares his confidence that there's nothing more to see here. >> good morning! how is everybody? pretty good day, huh? >> reporter: it was a good day compared to christmas eve when a previously closed 150-foot section at the end of the wharf broke apart sending two buildings, broken pilings, and other debris into the ocean. on this day, the mayor announced that despite the challenges, there was good news. >> we're trying to emphasize the concept that when you build a half mile long commercial road over open ocean, you'll have to be pretty careful about how you maintain that

perry russom, abc news, washington. >> we are learning that president trump plans to sign two executive orders to reshape the military. the first order will reinstate service members removed from the military for refusing the covid 19 vaccine, restore their rank and provide back pay. the second executive order will have the department of defense make a policy regarding transgender service members based on readiness. it does not put an immediate ban on trans service members. there are many changes happening in the trump administration. we're keeping track of the first 100 days. at abc seven news.com and on the abc seven bay area app. as los angeles continues to recover from recent wildfires, there is now concern over heavy rain triggering mudslides. look at this slide from over the weekend along topanga canyon road, not far from the devastation of the palisades fire. rain drenched the burn scar of the fire zone that dislodged debris, sending us sliding on sunday. on the flip side, rain has led to the containment of the palisades fire jumping to 94%. now it's burned more than 23,000 acres

tyler perry -- we're going to talk about the movie, "next act." imagine -- you're friends with him. >> yes. >> seth: you know, this is a time to show gratitude. i would think there couldn't be a harder person to buy a present for than tyler perry. who, let's be honest is doing pretty good. >> he has everything. >> seth: yeah. >> him and oprah. you're like -- [ laughter ] >> seth: oprah. you're like, "is this one of your favorite things?" [ laughter ] >> yeah, exactly. "do you want a new favorite thing?" >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. this movie, which we'll talk about is all about letters. and he says the thing that means the most to him is a letter. >> seth: oh, that's nice. so you can just do a handwritten letter. >> maybe a post-it. [ light laughter ] >> seth: see, that's rice -- that's the one that deserves rice. [ laughter ] all right. i want to talk about your wonderful film. we'll be right back with kerry after this. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next

abc news reporter perry russom is live in washington, d.c.ident elect is planning a quick action once he is sworn in today. >> yes, we know some of those executive actions are a key focus for trump. once he takes the oath of office in a couple of hours from now, he is really moving forward with his agenda as quickly as he can. abc news has learned president elect trump is preparing to take more than 200 executive actions on his first day back in office. >> i will act with historic speed and strength and fix every single crisis facing our country. >> immigration is a top priority for trump. he is expected to declare a national emergency on the u. s. mexico border ordered troops to build more infrastructure along the border and relaunches remain in mexico. policy for migrants. federal agents were expected to plan and carry out mass deportations in chicago and other sanctuary cities, targeting high priority criminal targets that dhs teams have been investigating for months. >> so ice goes out, they're going to know exactly who they're looking fo

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barbara perry co-directs the presidential oral history program at the university of virginia's miller center. it's so nice to have you. thank you for joining me. great to be with you. so obviously, the us is the world's leading superpower. this would be the first official speech by the new leader. how important really realistically, is this moment? it's always important to hear what a president has to say, even if one's been reelected to a second consecutive term or in this case, a nonconsecutive second term. we want to know how it's being kicked off. how is this president viewing the next four years? are there any new things that have been added to the platform from the party or from the campaign that we should be alerted to, and just simply the style and the approach that the new president is taking, i think is very important not only for this country, but for the world when it comes to the actual address. in some ways, i think for any incoming president, it's tricky, right? you've sort of got a balance, you know, reality with, you know, here's hope and inspiration. but i'm curious

abc news reporter perry russom has a look from washington.te, usa. >> the cheers for pete hegseth as he walked before the senate armed services committee. >> force will remove members by protesters as the veteran and former tv host works to become the next secretary of defense. >> people that really know me know where my heart's at. it's with the guys in this audience who've had my back and i've had theirs. >> president elect. trump's nominee has been shattered by allegations of sexual misconduct, alcohol abuse and financial mismanagement, allegations he denies. >> there was a coordinated smear campaign orchestrated in the media against us. >> according to a police report obtained by abc news, a woman accused hegseth of sexual assault in 2017. no charges were filed. his attorney says he settled with the woman in order to keep his job. hegseth calls the encounter consensual. >> but you acknowledge that you cheated on your wife and that you cheated on the woman who by whom you had just fathered a child. you have admitted that. >> i will allow y

his thoughts such as katie perry and kasia, the article responded to you. you have to track who has the story to be aware. once in a couple of years random russian tunes get stuck in people's heads all around the world . and there's no way out. are they really random though, or it's all thanks to some mysterious talent. good question. anyway, does this ring a bell the or something like this, which wants to take talk by store the anyways, it's time for a new season and a new cat. she bump so the, when they 1st sang this song late last year to wash some girls, 11 and 12 years old, had no idea they become international superstars. but there you have it. so we have to a k, a, betsy, and mossey and co scale are really rocking the world today. there's a top football club from italy celebrating one of their december wins with sigma boy in the background. the, the d. j at this ice hockey arena in prague, couldn't help delighting the crowd with the rush and hit either the tick tock or from all over the world have scored millions of like spike dancing to the to the s

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abc news reporter perry russom is at the capitol with a look back at how the nation is paying its respects. >> former president jimmy carter landing at joint base andrews in maryland today, making his final trip to washington, dc. the flight call sign, special mission 39 for the 39th president. a 21 gun salute for carter, america's longest living president. he died last month at the age of 100. his flag draped casket leaving the carter center in atlanta this morning. >> hi, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear. >> he will lie in state in the capitol rotunda, the same building where he took the oath of office 48 years ago. the peanut farmer from plains, georgia, becoming the 39th president. he was the first president to step out of the presidential limousine and walked down pennsylvania avenue to the white house. today, his family doing the same, but this time walking to the capitol as his casket is pulled by eight horses. the procession is designed to mirror his inauguration parade for two days. he will lie in state in the capitol rotunda. carter state funeral is at the national cathedral on th

perry ahora enfrenta cargos por vandalismo. vamos ahora a santa cruz.l, la parte afectada. mientras que esta parte va a permanecer cerrada. mientras sigan así esas reparaciones. y si les gusta realizar senderismo en la zona de mount diablo, tenga en cuenta que este año la organización safe mount diablo realizará eventos gratis, como caminatas guiadas, además de actividades de ciclismo, escalada, meditación, pintura al aire libre y hasta observación de aves. la información la encuentra en la página web que ve en pantalla. todo esto, la organización busca incentivar a las personas a que visiten la zona, que con esto se conecten con la naturaleza y así tengan conciencia sobre la imimportanci de proteger estas áreas. para que se vaya preparando. desde ya le adelanto que la fecha de inicio de estas actividades es el próximo 25 de enero. otros proyectos en puerta incluyen un evento de observación de estrellas con la sociedad astronómica de mount diablo y una caminata para apoyar a la comunidad. lgbtq. más. y hablando de la madre naturaleza, es hora de conocer

perry russom, abc news, washington. >> canada's prime minister is stepping down. this will end justin trudeau's nearly decade long reign of power north of the border. the liberal party leader has been asked to resign publicly by his own party members. the public has been unhappy with the prime minister's handling of the budget and immigration issues. trudeau says parliament will be suspended until march the 24th, while a new leader is chosen. now to the east bay, where oakland police are investigating a series of burglaries overnight. all four crimes happened just a few minutes apart in the area of macarthur boulevard and fruitvale avenue. the first was a break in at a safeway supermarket on redwood road at about 3 a.m, then another safeway on fruitvale just minutes later. employees there say the thieves broke in through the front door and stole liquor. next was a break in at a 7-eleven store. the clerk says the suspect stole two cash registers from inside the store. then a massage business on park boulevard just before 5 a.m. was also hit. it's unclear what was t

we hope to see you back here at 11. >>> california girl katy perry steps up to help those impacted by the devastating l.a. wildfires.

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perry's cause of death has not been announced.the barron park donkeys say memorial plans for perry will be announced soon. a high surf advisory is in effect for parts of northern california. we'll give you a live look out across the oakland estuary tonight. the national weather service says some parts of the california coast could see large, breaking waves between 18 to 22ft high. the advisory remains in effect through 3 a.m. and in santa cruz, the city's iconic wharf officially reopened today after a portion of it collapsed into the ocean less than two weeks ago. ktvu is betty yu was there and has the report. >> the whole front just fell of. >> the end of the historic santa cruz wharf, fell into the ocean during a massive storm on december 23rd. it was a dramatic sight, much of it captured on social media. two people were rescued and a third swam to safety after the partial collapse. >> today, what we want to do is let you know, let the community know, let people all over northern california know it is safe to come to our wharf.

and boy, thanks very much, don perry, it is really a fast and list intensities my pleasure. the the un high commissioner for human rights will could cause visited seriousness taurus to naya prison. the facility was recently reopened off to the full of the assad regime. thousands of prisoners were held that during his ruling many that the chinese were tortured or even killed. well, that's cross to how much on zoom his life for us in the conference. so the mass goes mohammed, what more did we learn from volk tuck today? the 1st and foremost, sorry, we heard from volker turk, that this was a historic visit, that this was a 1st, the 1st time that are you in high commissioner for human rights was visiting syria . and in that regard, the high commissioner said that he was optimistic, that he was going to be able to work going forward with the new administration in syria, along with civil service or organizations in order to try to ensure that there is transitional justice going forward and that there is protection of human rights here in syria. now, one of the things that mister t

perry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you.ing a ruling from the supreme court in the next few days with the ban going into effect on the 19th. right now it appears the supreme court will uphold the ban. a lawyer for tiktok says if they do not win, tiktok will go dark in the u.s. in a matter of days. this is a monumental case in the social media world we live in with about half the u.s. population using tiktok. the case is being framed as the first amendment against national security. at the center of the case is a law that is forcing tiktok's chinese-based parent company, bytedance, to sell the app or be banned in the u.s. tiktok says that is a violation of the first amendment, but the u.s. government from the congress to the cia fears the chinese government could weaponize the app by exploiting massive amounts of user data and manipulating what videos americans see on their feeds. tiktok has long denied those claims. justice brett kavanaugh mentions the government fears the information they're collecting on teenagers and peop

. >> plus, i'm abc's perry russom in washington.n the fourth anniversary of the attack at the capitol. that story coming up. >> and governor newsom on high speed rail where we are now and pictures of former president jimmy carter lying in repose at the carter presidential center in atlanta. tomorrow morning,r the former president will be taken to washington, d.c, where he will lie in state in the capitol rotunda. carter's state funeral will take place thursday at washington's national cathedral, where president biden is expected to eulogize his longtime friend. abc news will be providing live coverage of tomorrow's events right here on abc seven. >> well, it is official donald trump has officially won the 2024 election. >> that's right. the results certified by congress today, just four years after hundreds of trump supporters attacked the capitol on january 6th. >> abc news reporter perry russom has the story. >> the snow in d.c. not slowing down the certification today. it comes four years after the attack at the capitol. no menti

. >> i'm abc's perry russom in washington.is pardons of january 6th defendants. that story coming up. >> plus confronting the president from the church pulpit. the message from an episcopal bishop and the harsh critique from president trump. good morning everyone. it's wednesday, january 22nd. >> let's start with a check on the weather. hi, drew. >> hi, there. you need all the layers today. three, four layers. we are back in the freezer once again this morning. frost advisories. freeze warnings are posted right now. temperatures in the north bay, santa rosa. we're at 30 degrees. other areas are in the upper 20s right now, so it is quite cold. maybe 1 or 2 degrees colder than even yesterday morning. so here are the alerts. those freeze warnings for some of the coldest air in the valleys of sonoma and napa county. also parts of marin county. frost advisories for virtually everybody else. so we could see temperatures in the upper 20s to the lower 30s for a big portion of the region. before the sun gets up here, look at some of th

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perry, this required a rare tiebreak. >> reporter: yeah, whit, good morning. this was historic. the second time in u.s. history a vice president had to step in and cast a tiebreaking vote for a cabinet position. >> and the nomination is confirmed. [ applause ] >> reporter: this morning, pete hegseth confirmed as the next secretary of defense. >> i'm honored to have pete. i think pete is going to be a great secretary of defense. >> reporter: dramatic moments on the senate floor. with the vote tied 50/50, vice president j.d. vance called in to cast the deciding vote. >> the vice president votes in the affirmative. >> reporter: three republican senators voting against trump's controversial pick to run the pentagon, senators lisa murkowski, susan collins and mitch mcconnell. >> pete hegseth is ready to put forward the program of president donald trump. >> reporter: the military veteran and former fox news host making an unusual appearance at the capitol for his confirmation vote. he faced an uphill battle with contentious moments during a senate hearing. >> excuse me, mr. hegseth, l