and with the rose parade, it's a big one. it's the roses. yeah. despite efforts to electrify more of the parade growing and shipping 18 million flowers to pasadena generates a huge climate impact. as national climate reporter chase kane shows us, this isn't exactly an ideal time to grow roses. even in southern california. this this pruning was once a predictable winter ritual at rose torri farm, but not anymore. we're starting early because, frankly, after the rain last week and the cold we've had, the roses just don't look good. danielle hahn and her familyave been growing roses in southern california for more than 25 yrs, and doing so successfully enough to earn attention from martha stewart. now we have danielle and her fantastic catalog of roses, and we can have instant gratification. but lately it's gotten a lot tougher. we conan 2020. cambios mas diferentes y mas este ano more frequent and extreme whiplash between hot and cold, wildfires, even mudslides all evidence of climate change, all making it tougher for farmers. does that make you thi

i mean, the difference between our roses and a roses grown in the greenhouse is the fragrance. every rose that we grow is incredibly fragrant. and you can't get that under glass. the other option to grow roses somewhere else, which is what the world famous rose parade started relying on decades ago. the rose parade started, obviously, as a promotion for southern california, that people on the east coast can't grow roses and flowers, and it was a way to really be a booster for southern california. obviously, that's changed now. there's less flowers grown in the united states. now, virtually all of the parades, roses are packed on planes and flown in from south america. we export about $1 billion a year. alejandro martinez represents rose growers in ecuador who are also battling the effects of climate change. bushes to grow more stems. youe would say that's a very good news, but not necessarily. that's what happens because you can actually read a stem, but it may not bloom. okay. that's the effect of the warming part. so far, climate change hasn't been an insurmountable hurdle fo

new year at the rose parade. for some it's the first time attending has been on my bucket list for 26 years. this is >> first time at the roads. maybe i can. when i was a kid, i don't remember. but that's my first time as an adult. for others, it's a yearly tell people it's sort of like going to church. it's the same every week. but you come anyway because you love the ritual and it's just the place to be in pasadena at my dad brought me. so i wanted to share that with my son and my daughter. the family tradition, californians braving the cold with blankets and hats. are you cool? >> but it's worth it, right, mom? yeah. but visitors from chicago say it's not that bad. this is very warm to toasty pasadena, welcoming those from near where coming from huntington beach tell a pie and far including this high school marching band all the way from kyoto, japan. >> excitement building for the sights and sounds so excited thrilled. just the whole excitement and screaming and yelling and losing my voice. just being here wi

been to the rose parade, rose bowl game. it's super fun love. yeah i love all the bowl games. it's very fun. i think there's too many now. it almost seems like, wasn't it always like new year's day and maybe another day now it's all into february. >> there's still a bowl game sponsoring something. yeah, yeah. >> so, ali, i mean, of all the sports to watch, football, especially college football, i think is the best sport to watch. and so but i've always just i never actually seek it out like, oh, this time i have to go watch this. but it's always because of the people in my life. it's always on the tv, right? >> yeah. >> i'll watch it. yeah. it's like on by default. >> i love bowl game season. yeah. i also like that they've now done the college football playoff because now there's something on the line. right. those final bowl games really the college football championship. so i like the idea that you know, this means something. not to say that, you know, the john deere jimmy kimmel, tostitos, tostitos, you can't keep up with them. does it mean something. but yeah, it's fun. i

and a desert rose: justin rose's great britain and ireland team win the team cup in abu dhabi.ello, and welcome along to the programme where it's been a gripping day in the third round of the fa cup. the two most successful sides in the history of the competition were facing each other with the 13—time winners and holders manchester united knocking out 14—time winners arsenal on penalties. that's after the game finished 1—1. they won the shoot—out 5—3 with joshua zirkzee scoring the winning kick after united's turkish keeper altay bayindir had saved from kai havertz. he also saved a penalty from martin odegaard in normal time. the united captain bruno fernandes had given them a second—half lead, but united then had diogo dalot sent off on the hour mark for a second booking, and though gabriel equalised a few minutes later, arsenal couldn't make the extra man count, united hanging on to win those penalties. we have to compete no matter what, no matter the situation we compete today. i think they had more chances, but i think we deserved the win. it is not personal, they didn't d

but it's also rose parade eve.ng to take you to pasadena, where the finishing touches are being put on those floats. and as we await the fireworks in san francisco right now, a chilly 5149 at midnight. we'll talk more about the forecast here and also some upcoming rain chances coming up in about seven minutes. check out the new year's celebration in london. are. a slew of new laws will go into effect in california starting tomorrow. that includes several education bills now, starting tomorrow, january 1st, it will be illegal for schools to notify parents if a student identifies as lgbtq. california will also require information about menstruation to be taught in existing sexual health classes. for students in grades seven through 12. also, beginning new years day, cities across the state can start writing citations for drivers parked too close to crosswalks and intersections. the law prohibits you from parking or stopping within 20ft of a marked or unmarked crosswalk. for reference, 20ft is about the length of a pi

red rose colors today.'s take a listen. ♪ founded in 1995, the regiment celebrating its 30th anniversary in style. amazing growth in the last 20 years. 45 members in 2003. the current roster today is 202. that is some serious growth, leeza. the greatest gift you can give someone a short time, that is their philosophy. the trophies fill the band room. lessons last a lifetime. leeza: talking about a sense of community. the kind of ability to take whatever circumstances have been thrown at your feet and rising above that. ♪ mark: how about a nice warm welcome to the los angeles county sheriff's department museum foundation. they are celebrating their 175th year of service. a replica mud wagon similar to 1872. it was used to transport prisoners across the vast territory they served. riding shotgun is sheriff robert luna. horses pull the wagon adorned with yellow roses. all of the sheriff's personnel are dressed in traditional western wear from the mid-19th century. 1926, a sheriff led the procession and the ros

, the economic impact of both the rose parade and the rose bowl has injected as much as $245 millione greater los angeles area economy. it's going to be crazy. barney's beanery managers lydia angelica and lisa houston, are ready for the buckeye duck and rose parade fans to fill their seats in the restaurant. and what do you think this is going to be like the next couple of days? >> it's going to be great. we've been here for 30 years and we know what to expect and it's always fun. >> so you got your green on. we've got our green on every day. ducks fans brought their green jerseys, green money and high hopes. and ohio state fans say not so quick. >> i like ohio state's chances just because it's tough to beat a good team twice in a row. >> that was fox's hal eisner reporting. if you want to start your 2025 off with an event that will definitely wake you up. the annual polar plunge is happening tomorrow. it is the 10th one held at ocean beach in san francisco. the world naked bike ride is also happening tomorrow. the plunge, though, starts at 1030 in the morning. bikers will meet at th

sun and roses. the 136th rose parade once again marked the start of the new year. it's one of the country's oldest celebrations, dating all the way back to 1890. nearly 40 floats rolled through the streets of pasadena. they were decorated with some 18 million roses. >> it's a great way to start 2025. >> oh, he's out of breath. it's so cold. swimmers braved the chilly waters of the bay this morning for the annual new year's day swim from alcatraz to san francisco. it's a tradition. the south end rowing club has kept up for more than two decades, marking a fresh start to each year. >> water is cleansing. water is renewing. it's a reset. and when you jump in 51 degree waters, that's a reset. >> yes, i would say so. volunteers patrolled the water to make sure those swimmers stayed safe, and everyone was treated to an irish coffee afterwards to warm up and make a toast to the new year. well, the first bay area babies of 2025 are here. check them out. rayland james was born at exactly 12 a.m. at kaiser san leandro medical center. she joins four older sisters and on the p

tonight -- pamela anderson, comedian rose matafeo.new "closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. we're so happy to have you all with us tonight. before we kick things off, we just want to send our love to everybody in the los angeles area and california right now who are dealing with wildfires. you know, a great many people who work at the show have friends and family who live there. a great many of you watching have friends and family who live there, or you live there. you know, and the scenes we're seeing on television are obviously harrowing, and there are no real words that i can share other than that we are thinking about you and we are hoping for your safety. not much more i can say than that, but i just wanted to start tonight. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the rest of the news. during his hour-plus-long press conference yesterday at mar-a-lago president-elect trump talked about annexing greenland, renaming the gulf of mexico the gulf of

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been to the rose parade, rose bowl game. it's super fun love. yeah i love all the bowl games. it's very fun. i think there's too many now. it almost seems like, wasn't it always like new year's day and maybe another day now it's all into february. >> there's still a bowl game sponsoring something. yeah, yeah. >> so, ali, i mean, of all the sports to watch, football, especially college football, i think is the best sport to watch. and so but i've always just i never actually seek it out like, oh, this time i have to go watch this. but it's always because of the people in my life. it's always on the tv, right? >> yeah. >> i'll watch it. yeah. it's like on by default. >> i love bowl game season. yeah. i also like that they've now done the college football playoff because now there's something on the line. right. those final bowl games really the college football championship. so i like the idea that you know, this means something. not to say that, you know, the john deere jimmy kimmel, tostitos, tostitos, you can't keep up with them. does it mean something. but yeah, it's fun. i

but there is such a void in the family without rose.ric says the first time they met, they danced. >> they kept dancing. he kept dancing until we were 90 years old every saturday night we went dancing. ballroom dancing. we enjoyed it. >> the destruction of the house is devastating enough, but like so many fire victims, eric had to leave so much behind, including physical memories of rose, all the photo albums with her pictures are now gone. he hasn't been permitted to go back to his home yet, but we got there and found some sentimental mementos, including this decorative statue that was in front of the house of a kissing girl and boy. every sunday. eric says he goes to the cemetery to talk to her, including this past sunday after the fire. >> i said, well, i'm sorry, but there was nothing i could do. and so i lost it. and naturally, you were already gone. and i'm happy you didn't have to see what actually happened. >> eric says he would like to rebuild his home, but doesn't know if he's too old to do so. before he left his grandson's ap

one valentine's day, i drew a rose in pencil, like gothic pencil rose, and i rolled it up in a littlee name. i put it in his locker thinking this is gonna do it. he was like, "thanks for the rose." and that was it. then i ran into him on the street a couple years ago, and i was like, "ross, remember the rose?" and he was like yeah, "you did it twice." i did not remember doing it twice. >> stephen: he brought you along with that "thanks for the rose," he was leading you on. >> kate: he is being gracious because it was a freakish thing to do. i apologize to everyone. >> stephen: i enjoy this photo enormously. this is kate mckinnon as a young lady right there. that is a damn fine look you've got goin' on there. >> kate: thank you. it's a tractor mower. and have you ever ridden on a tractor mower? >> stephen: what's the difference between a tractor mower and a driving lawn mower? >> kate: you're sitting on it. >> stephen: it's the same thing. >> kate: it's cooler to call it a tractor mower. >> stephen: could you hook things up to it, like a combine? >> kate: you could say tractor and feel

. >>> coming up ahead, rose bowl blowout. the buckeyes dominate oregon in their march to a national championship. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> well, it was a stunning upset at the rose bowl. number eight seed ohio state dominated number one-ranked oregon, who had been undefeated all season. the buckeyes looking for revenge after losing to the ducks by one point the last time they met. but ohio making sure it wasn't even close, winning the rose bowl, 41-21. the buckeyes now advance to a college football playoff semi final against number five seed, texas. >>> the new year starts with two new recalls. here's wendy gillette with today's "money watch." >> wall street was closed for the new year's holiday. in the last day of 2024, the markets lost ground. the dow slid 29 points. the nasdaq fell 175. and the s&p 500 finished 25 points lower. >>> a couple recalls to tell you about. ford is recalling almost 300,000 diesel engine trucks because a defected fuel pump could cause a loss of

and i love the rose parade. >> for families like the colemans, attending the 136th rose parade is a dream come true. a dream the matriarch carol has had for decades. >> it's just like a miracle. it's wonderful. i love to be here with all my children. we've had a great time already. >> just like the theme of this year's parade, january 1st, 2025 will be remembered as the best day ever for thousands of people from all over the world. koco mcaboy, fox news. >> people living in san francisco can recycle their live christmas trees through recology's tree cycle program starting tomorrow. the agency and city's environment department will pick up and remove christmas trees for customers on their regular collection day. trees must be free of decorations and left out for collection. recology will pick up trees through january 17th. coming up at 1030, we'll get back to tonight's top story. a bay area family is in new orleans, where 15 people have been killed in a suspected terror attack. they're sharing how they're feeling after coming so close to the tragedy. >> cal fire statistics show we're burni

uk music sales rose to a new high — censorship.sic sales rose to a new high last _ censorship. uk music sales rose to a new high last year, - to a new high last year, beating the previous record of 2001, when cd sales were at their peak. welcome, this is business today. restart in the united states, where president—elect donald trump has repeated his desire to take control of both greenland and the panama canal. at a press conference at his estate in florida, he shared more details of that aspiration, and has some of donald trump of that aspiration, and has some of donald trumer was actually in greenland on tuesday, and what he called a personal day trip to people. this is a very deliberate signal of intent, of donald trump's genuine desire to take over greenland. it is no coincidence that his son, donjunior, landed there. just here as tourists. it may look like he has come for a property viewing, trump style, before trying to buy the island. he says that is not the case. do you have a message from your father? he says hello. 0k. t

those on death row rose up and rebelled. his father was among those who rushed the scots within their hands to be a resolution still his id. just be the process of the arrows you think. but there live a starting in the thing through a book on the cell, a little uprising, me how one does, how executioners and war criminals came to be called national heroes and ukraine. and why did the country so quickly adult, both the ideology and men so, so providing a final solution to national issues. it the 1st place they see me, but i really need i need to cheer me at least try that out of me either for a new cat or any issue. who does the job was or mostly be is even though. so try to put it on the board for on, on the local point. you slow green the rose instead of the family knows what gnosticism leads to. in 2014, they saw who sees power in teams and realized sooner or later the nationalist would start destroying undesirables the directive instead of deals of that are over my yes, did a most of a good that could never use. it says,

well, 18 million roses were part of this new year's day tradition. we'll find out how the floats fared when it came to the prizes doled with some spectacular fireworks shows. crowds gather near the ferry building late last night to celebrate the start of 2025. as you can imagine, traffic was backed up in the city for the event, but it was at least nice and clear to view the show. it all went off without a hitch. that's what we like to hear with no reports from police of any major problems. and one of the country's oldest new year's celebrations today was the 136th edition of the rose parade in pasadena. walk down the fiddle and you get down the boat. >> kick off your shoes and you throw them on the floor. >> country singer timothy wayne was one of the many performers who delighted fans along the parade route. this year, there were nearly 40 floats covered, with an estimated 18 million roses. the rose parade dates back to 1890, and one spectator says her family has been going for decades. >> this is our spot. we make a community. 66 years is how long

the rose parade began with a moment of silence. parade attendees from louisiana, as well as members of the contingent with the state's float, were shaken by the news, as were many who had gathered to celebrate the new year. it is a somber start to a tradition now in its 136th year. we're also following developing news out of las vegas, where a cybertruck burst into flames outside the trump international hotel. a person inside the cybertruck was killed when the blast went off in the valet area of the hotel this morning. seven others were hurt. investigators say the explosion was intentional, and they are looking into it as a possible terror attack. motive has not yet been determined, and so far, officials say they do not believe it is linked to the attack in new orleans. however, the car rental company turo was used to rent both trucks involved in the new orleans and las vegas incidents. our coverage on both of these incidents continues throughout the evening. our studio, quintana, spoke with the bay area man who was just blocks awa

this was a man who rose i resign. talk us through some of it. this was a man who rose to i it.k in 2015, this young progressive politician featured on the front page of rolling stones magazine, hailed as a champion of the environment, a feminist and somebody who could bring canada into the next century, if you like. well, he really started to lose support both from within his party and the country at large during the coronavirus pandemic because of his handling of it and since then we have seen pressure from within the party, the liberal party, following the loss of some key seeds in local elections and, of course, the imminent threat of punitive trade tariffs being imposed of canadian imposed by the incoming us president donald trump. now, it was in the light of that that someone saying it was a question of time before justin trudeau stood down as a minister after nine years leading the country. but it is by no means certain that whoever replaces him will go on to become prime minister because the liberal party, this is part of the problem that led to justin is part of the pro

[music] >> as a professional musician, rose has performed for the golden state warriors. [music] and for the san francisco- [music] giants. the chinese-american violinist says she's organized two previous fundraisers for the people of ukraine and earthquake victims in turkey. this time, devastation has hit close to home. >> i know so many friends who have lost family homes, beloved pets and i see the urge in people to help. >> i hope to accomplish. us helping those in la get back on their feet. >> sarah wilson is co-founder of lulu's house, an oakland nonprofit that helps at risk youth and formerly incarcerated adults get on the right track. on saturday morning, the nonprofit will hold a fundraiser at its home boys car wash at 85th avenue and san leandro street in oakland. >> we're coming to give help and give hope. >> wilson says donations are tax deductible, and 80% will go to the red cross for the fire victims. help coming from both sides of the bay. [music] despite the loss and devastation left by the fires, rose says it is still a wonderful world in which she and oth

and a desert rose: justin rose's great britain and ireland team win the team cup in abu dhabi. it has been a gripping day in the third round of the fa cup. the two most successful sides in the history of the competition were facing each other with the 13—time winners and holders manchester united knocking out 14—time winners arsenal on penalties. that's after the game finished 1—1. they won the shoot—out 5—3 withjoshua zirkzee scoring the winning kick after united's turkish keeper altay bayindir had saved from kai havertz.

>> then. >> that's his wife, rose. forever alive in eric's heart. >> i mean, gary tuchman joins us now. it's nearly 70 years they were married. and to think like scrapbooks gone. all that that, i mean. and i guess it wasn't digitized. >> and what can you say about a man who dances with the person he loves every saturday for 60 years? great man. he still plays tennis, by the way. 93 really just got his driver's license renewed. he's a really good guy, but he's traumatized. and he joins thousands and thousands of other people in southern california who are going through their own personal traumas. yeah. >> it's incredible. i'm so glad you were able to spend time with him. what a what a lovely man. thank you. gary. next, the mounting challenges to provide food, water, medicine and more to evacuees. i'll be joined by the president and ceo of the los angeles regional food bank, with details on what they most need right now. >> this is the story of the one. the one knows that when the big game is days away, the unexpected ca

the rose parade in pasadena is underway today.ge crowds are gathered along the parade route in pasadena. some of the people were sitting out there all night just to claim their spot. the parade is a new year's day tradition. it dates back to the year 1890. and don't forget, you can see the rose parade live with our sister station in los angeles by downloading the fox local app, and then click on los angeles, and fares are higher to starting today on muni and on bart. the fare to pay with clipper cards on busses and streetcars in san francisco went up $0.25 as of this morning, and on bart the fares went up by about $0.25 as well. it all depends on the ride. both transit agencies say the higher fares will help them deal with rising costs. >> a recent investigation found an oakland police officer violated the department's policy on racial profiling, and that is according to the community police review agency. it's the first time the agency has ever come to that conclusion, and it's likely you've not heard much about it. >> but as ktv

california, ahead of the rose bowl later on tonight. we have a statement from the organizers saying they stand in solidarity with the state of louisiana during this difficult time. going on to talk about some of the security in place for the parade. it is a top-level federal event, they say. they have a hard shutdown of vehicles along the entire parade route in addition to what they describe as a very robust vehicle barrier at intersections, more than 1,000 law enforcement working the parade and the game. any other day, tom, this would be fairly typical to have a security plan in place for an event like the rose bowl or the rose parade, but newly relevant after what we saw this morning in new orleans. >> reporter: yeah, i remember we published a story, i believe it was monday evening on nbcnews.com, talking and it was in a note that we sent around that came from the department of homeland security compiled assessment for new ye's eve. it was specific to new york and involved all the law enforcement agencies here, but they noted vehicle

[laughter] rose and i are not quite married as long as he said. if we stay together for two more months, we will celebrate our 72nd anniversary as a married couple. [applause] mr. carter: rose and i founded, and we still work at the carter center. we tried to do two things, to promote peace and to be an -- a champion of human rights. this is a major operation. we have had programs in 80 countries in the world trying to bring peace and democracy and freedom, and a better life to people that live there. it is a big job. for instance, in ethiopia, we have trained almost 37,000 nurses. it took us 10 years to do it. now, when we go to ethiopia to treat diseases, we can treat as many as 10 million people in five days with the help of those 37,000 nurses. this is more people than live in the state of virginia or in the state of georgia. [applause] mr. carter: we also tried to eradicate some of these diseases, do away with them completely all over the world. at the carter center, we have the only organization on earth that analyze this, every human illnes

a tiktok personality said he went down to the rose bowl to give out food to wildfire victims.illions tuned into his live stream and donations began flooding in. neighbors say they're giving whatever they can to try to help out. >> i was watching the news this morning and someone said they needed bags. so we had a box of bags. we had some extra clothes. so that's the least we could do. >> the donation site at the rose bowl has now become a place where people can pick up clothes, toiletries, baby items, just about anything to help them survive over the next few days. airbnb is also offering free temporary housing for people displaced by the wildfires. the company is partnering with 211 to help people in need. a rescue team was able to save two ponies trapped at their shelter after it caught fire. the rescue team says they had to navigate through rock slides, downed trees, and burning homes to reach these cute ponies and after 30 minutes of searching they were rescued and safely recovered, but their shelter was completely destroyed. >>> the devastation that we're seeing from that

i will take that as a no. >> republicans rose to the defense of the nominee. iowa republican joni ernst had two meetings with hegseth and she will vote yes and work with him to create the most lethal fighting force ever. other republicans argued hegseth has the proper resume to lead the pentagon. >> you have a man who has put his butt on the line. he served 20 years in the service multiple deployments. has heard the bullets crack over the top of his head. what other qualifications does he need? >> the armed services committee to try to send hegseth's nomination to the floor early next week. in 2017 the senate voted to confirm james mattis for defense secretary hours after mr. trump took office on inauguration day. >> dana: looks like that is what will happen here, too. >> bill: also on the hill in moments senate judiciary committee will question the a.g. nominee pam bondi. david spunt is watching that outside the hearing room. what can we expect from this one, david? hello. >> good morning to you. it will be on interesting one to watch. pam bondi, president tr

consumer prices rose 0.4 percent last month, after climbing 0.3 percent in november. in the 12 months to december price rose 2.9 percent up from a 2.7 percent rise in november. the federal reserve reserve's inflation target is 2 percent. earlier today we also had inflation figures for the united kingdom that also showed prices up 2.5% in the same period — an unexpected fall in inflation for the first time in three months. now back to matthew. breaking news. we have been watching those developments. as we edge towards a ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. hamas telling the bbc in the last few minutes it has approved the ceasefire deal. we also await the israeli response as well, but mark logan is in jerusalem, monitoring events. bring that up to date. it is a very fast moving situation at the moment. we were expecting a press conference about 35 minutes ago by the qatari foreign minister or prime minister, in which we thought that they would announce that a ceasefire in gaza has been clinched. that has not happened, that press conference, and then there were repor

rose bowl. what have you been doing to try and help not only your city, but surrounding cities? >> well, you know, it is amazing to believe that, you know, less than two weeks ago, uh, we were celibate, celebrating, passing is pageantry, showing off to the world. our beautiful city, our beautiful rose bowl stadium. uh, the parade, uh, and just in a matter of days, here we are. uh, seeing, uh, you know, one of the worst disasters, if not the worst disaster that we've witnessed. you know, we all talk about the big one. uh, but we didn't expect to come in the form of an inferno. uh, fed by winds. uh, but this is the big one. for all intents and purposes. um, and so we immediately have stood up an evacuation center and operations command. we have over over 3000 firefighters that are staged out of the rose bowl stadium. we have over 2000 people that are being housed and fed. uh, people who have lost their homes. um, at the convention center, uh, we are uh, we have, you know, it's all hands on deck. u

rugby union, and england head coachjohn mitchell has named zoe aldcroft as captain of the red roses forl lead the side in the upcoming women's six nations, and in the home rugby world cup, which kicks off in august. she replaces marlie packer who's been made vice—captain. here's our rugby reporter sara orchard. clearly, john mitchell has been thinking about this very situation possibly since the red roses notjust played during the wxv campaign in autumn, but maybe the all the way back to the last six nations campaign. being an england captain at a home world cup comes with a huge amount of responsibility, both on and off the pitch. but arguably, your captain is going to be somebody who is one of the first names on the team sheet, and that is matly what zoe aldcroft provides. she was the world player of the year in 2021. she's recently helped gloucester—hartbury deliver the last two titansles and they'll be in the mix this season again. she is an excellent rugby player, and to that reason, you can see why she's been given the captaincy, while packer didn't start every match for england i

the one of the reasons that beam rose so quickly in these organizations is that he told a story about warfare and trauma that a lot of other people were mobilized by, including people who didn't serve. i saw a young man asking that as soon as the argument was about the wrongness of war, the horror of seeing casualties in the field, the horror of losing your fellow soldiers. but his pivot was, this is why we should come back to the united states and bring that violence home to everybody who left us there the, the rest christian we want the heads of the enemies in our toes, but they are not and they took years. we're going to take hands, beams, rhetoric, and military exercises eventually got the attention of the f, b i. then 1983 he left texas for hayden lake, idaho. a haven for white supremacists, you joined forces with the area nations and began to command a cell style, terrorist movement of white power acted as the idea was that one or a few white power activists could work together towards a commonly held set of goals and targets but without prosecutable ties between them and withou

and at one point during conference rose about thinks that he's not cutting through. getting through to stalin and churchill walks into the room and roosevelt says. you might get a little disturbed about what i'm going to say. churchill you know it's going to say what you're going to say. and roosevelt felt deliberately to try to curry favor with stalin begins to make of churchill. yeah. he got up on the wrong side of the bed today you can tell. ha ha you know he's not himself. ha ha. making jokes about churchill. and at that point i would argue that churchill himself begins to wonder what is the relationship that i have with the president of the united states. and that's at the very end, as i say, of 43. going into 1944. churchill once at a meeting with roosevelt and roosevelt keeps him at a distance won't make a decision, won't give a date. finally you get into the summer. and they have the second quebec conference up in canada and churchill does come to the united states. but it's a secret visit. it not released to the world until he is back in london. and at that

i have to buy roses. thank you. you have a big task getting everything ready for him.on. i love you guys. ain't nothing you can do about it. that being said, we're going to have music by david osborn with our reception all. the church knows i am a crying preacher. i've been crying the last six days. these are tears of joy because j.c. has an encounter with j.c. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ["hail to the chief" plays] ["old rugged cross" plays] ♪

let's get back to andy rose. andy rose was harriet street and olive. you in the same neighborhood? still any roads? >> hey, just yeah. we are in the same neighborhood. we've walked a little bit further down all live. >> and just to get an idea because i know i keep saying how unbelievable this is, but i really just have to sort of see it with my own eyes. and so i've been walking block by block by block just to see the destruction, the todamage that has been left by the in fire. as i said, you will here that popping you will hear those explosions continuing to go on. it is incredibly he hot, but also what we're seeing is the moving of those embers to take a look at this as this wind continues. tableau, you've got a power pole like this one. that is, of course, on fire and what happened just literally d seconds ago. the wind blew. and amber across the street. and across the street. a small fire. just started here. and while you might say that's not that much, it's really tiny. it's not that big of a deal. will a fire like this one then spread to a tree

i have to buy roses. thank you. you have a big task getting everything ready for him.on. i love you guys. ain't nothing you can do about it. that being said, we're going to have music by david osborn with our reception all. the church knows i am a crying preacher. i've been crying the last six days. these are tears of joy because j.c. has an encounter with j.c. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ["hail to the chief" plays] ["old rugged cross" plays] ♪ >> the remains of former president jimmy carter arrived by motorcade at the carter family residence and burial ground in plains, georgia. he died last month in his home in plains. he was 100 years old.