>ryan>welcome back.into the buffalo snow last night, and the team may have lost one of their best players for the season vern glenn has a recap >>>>this is the audi red and gold report. the 40 niners played through a snowstorm sunday night in western new york. and then >>>>they >>were hit by an avalanche known as the buffalo bills. josh allen became the first quarterback in nfl history to pass, run and throw for a touchdown in the same game. he even threw and caught a touchdown on the same play. buffalo crushed san francisco 35 to 10. second straight 25 plus point loss by the niners, who fell to a record of five and seven. >>>>last >>place in the nfc west. >>>>i don't think anyone thought they were going to be five and seven. no how would i explain it? i feel like we've been very, very below average in the red zone, and we have a ton of turnovers. we're not as good of a team as those past teams so that's kind of how i look at it. we're not the same team, at all. every team, each year is different. we've

john: nbc's ryan reilly, thank you very much. ryan: thanks so much. john: in other announcements, mr. trump says he'll nominate real estate executive charles kushner to be ambassador to france. kushner's son, jared, is married to ivanka trump and he was pardoned by mr. trump in 2020 for tax evasion and retaliating against a witness. the president-elect also said he'll nominate veteran hillsborough county florida sheriff chad chronister to lead the drug enforcement administration. both posts require senate confirmation. and mr. trump said his senior advisor on middle east and arab affairs will be massad bolous, a wealthy lebanese-american businessman and the father of tiffany trump's husband. the family of an israeli-american hostage met with the president of israel today, after hamas released a video that shows him. in the video, edan alexander said he'd been held for 420 days and referred to president-elect trump. today alexander's family said the 20-year-old spoke under duress when he accused prime minister benjamin netanyahu of neglecting the hosta

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as justice sotomayor recognized, ryan's gender dysphoria was so severe that he was throwing up before school day. he thought about going mute because his voice caused him much distress. ryan hasthe courts that getting these medications after a careful consultation process with his doctors and his parents has saved his life. thriving but tennessee has come in and categorical off access to ryan's care and they say this is about protecting adolescent health, but this law harms ryan's health and the health of all other transgender olescents for whom these medications are a necessity. in the state says it don't even want the courts to take a look at whether this protects adolescent health. but e reason brian can't have these medication is because of his birth sex and a sex-based line like that cannot stand on tial basis review. thank you. >> thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. >> the honorable court is now adjourned until monday next at 10:00. >> following the oral argument, tennessee attorney general jonathan skrmetti and aclu attorney chase strangio spoke to the press from outside

finally,nk the court world consequences of laws like sb 1, nser its effects on ryan rowe. as justice sotomayor recognized, ryan's gender dysphoria was so severe that he was throwing up before school every day. he thought about going mute much distress.ice caused him so ryan has told the that getting these medications after a careful consultation process with his doctors and his parents has saved his life. his parents say he's now thvi but tennessee has come in and categorically cut off say this is about protectingey adolescent health, but this law harms ryan's health and the health of all other transgender adolesfor whom these medications are a necessity. in the state says it doesn't even want the courts to take a look at whether this protects adolescent health. but asonrian can't have these medication is because of his birth sex and a sex-based line like that cannot stand on rational basis review. thank you. >> thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captions performed by the national captioning institute, which

you can watch dick clark's new year's rockin eve with ryan seacrest tonight starting at 8 p.m.t is right here on abc. >> and that first special aired back in 1972, it's live with kelly and mark. today, the fonz himself, henry winkler. plus actress juno temple. and wish you could turn back time? we've got amazing anti-aging tips.

ryan. well, i actually sat directly behind nima, his mother, in the courtroom, and she was quite literally on the edge of her seat from the moment she entered the courtroom. now, in a break from his usual behavior, when people enter the room, nima momeni, throughout the trial had stood to sort of greet everyone as they walked in. today, that was not the case. he was seated at his attorneys table, dressed in a suit, with his back facing the audience, clearly very fixated on what this verdict may be. when it was read, we did see him press his hands to his face at one point, but a judge issuing a very serious warning to members of the audience there to not have any audible reaction when this verdict was read. that applied to momeni himself. so when this verdict was read, the the entire courtroom was completely silent. but you can feel both the intensity of this verdict for nima momenti and members of his family, and at the same time, a sense of relief for the closure of this period for bob lee

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ryan who dressed at buddy the elf and his wife melissa buehrle join us now.id you dare your husband to do this? >> because i thought he might do it and i thought it was going to be really funny. >> todd: that's a perfect answer. >> todd: ryan, the question for you is why did you say challenge accepted? >> you can't turn down a dare. i mean, it's new york city. it's buddy the elf, it's christmastime. one of the greatest movies ever. when in rome, you know, you just got to do it. >> todd: i love it. what was the reaction of the people on the streets of new york city? >> well, i'm going to be honest i was just a tad bit nervous because everybody is so busy in new york have to get where they are going and the first little hop i did people just started cheering and going crazy so, after that it was game on. >> todd: that is awesome. >> this was awesome to watch. >> todd: melissa, when did ryan's affinity for elf culture begin? this man loves christmas. radio station coordinated to christmas all over our house. he has always loved elf and going to new york city and

thank you, ryan nobles.serve will announce its final interest rate decision of of the year. the fed is widely expected to cut interest rates for the third time even as inflation has stayed stubbornly higher than the goal of 2%. nbc news senior business correspondent christine romans is joining us now. christine, let me read how cnbc laid out this decision, what to expect today. quote, inflation is stubbornly above target. the economy is growing at about a 3% pace. and the labor market is holding strong. put it all together and it sounds like the perfect recipe for the federal reserve to raise interest rates or at least to stay put. that's not what is likely to happen. so why not and what is expected? >> such an interesting moment. what's expected is a quarter point rate cut this would be -- we've had three now. this would be another one here and the last one to end the year. then we think the fed is likely to signal it's not going to keep doing this. it will pause for now because of all those things in that

house speaker behar and ryan. let's start, ryan, with what we know about this committee plan to release this report. >> yeah, jose, this is quite a bit of an about-face by the house ethics committee that has wrestled with this question whether or not it was appropriate for them to release this report into former congressman matt gaetz, even though he was no longer a member of the body in which they have jurisdiction. and, of course, it comes after the committee, which had been working on this report for several years, was getting prepared to release this report at the end of the year, but then were thrown a curveball when gaetz was named as donald trump's pick to become the next attorney general. gaetz then subsequently resigned from congress leaving the ethics committee in a bit of limbo. while there is some precedent for the ethics committee to release a report of former members, that's generally not their policy, and it's something that they don't do very often. there was a push and pull between republicans and

joining us, ryan riley, and msnbc legal analyst mary mccord. ryan, so tell us what the fbi missed.? >> the basic step was asking all the field offices for what info they had on january 6th. there was a bunch of stuff out there that never made its way up all the way to the washington field office here in d.c. so what you ended up with is a lot of intel that was floating out, you might call it siloed if you want to make a reference back to the 9/11 commission report. that never really made its way all the way up to headquarters. when i was looking at this report, there was one email that essentially it seemed like was discouraging people from sending things in because it was talking about if you're going to send in information, please answer all of these questions. essentially, they were shifting the administrative burden from the washington field office into the field offices, and making it more burdensome for those people in the field offices to send that information up to headquarters. and of course, expectedly what you end up in that scenario is not as many people send things in

ryan seacrest will be out here in the elements.to show you where it is, it's out there in chicago, so you can see the live view as you look towards lake shore drive off the museum campus, watch the snow on the back side, too, and in new york city, times square, 7 p.m., the rain starts and goes through dirntime, and party time. dinnertime. through mid night, and we will be out here in the elements live all evening, the temperatures in the upper 40es, wind chills in the lower 40s. not the warmest, not the coldest, could be a wet one and a couple of flashes of lightning are possible. back to you, will. >> will: nothing will rain on our party, thank you for the up date, we will check in with you again later, and new year's security, getting ready for the ball drop, it's a tradition. aaron has the latest from up at the new year's ball, aaron, hello? >> reporter: hello, will, good morning, pretty soon just hour ferocity now, in fact, the world's attention will be on this gleaming sphere. hours for now from now >> people will be looking u

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ryan is also hosting new year's rockin eve.ountdown clock to the show in the bottom corner of your screen there. reporter george pennacchio, from our sister station in los angeles, has a look at the holiday season of wheel. >> welcome to my puzzle board. >> ryan seacrest and vanna white are spreading holiday cheer on the set of wheel of fortune, and they want you to tune in. >> it's always christmas around here, no matter what time of year it is, right? every day is special. so that's why you can be here. you can watch our show. you feel comfy and cozy, and it's a good place to be. >> and this is the one thing all the relatives and in-laws can agree on watching wheel of fortune, right? i mean, you can come together as a family and try and solve a puzzle in good spirit and family fun. >> this week, one lucky contestant will win the chance to join ryan in times square for new year's rockin eve. >> if you've never seen the times square ball drop in person, it should be on your bucket list. and to be able to do it where i can take

cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thank you, ryan. >>> coming up at 6:00, abandoned oakland lot neighbors call it apocalyptic and it won't be an easy fix. >> this is our view every day. >> the trash filled property surrounded by four different schools. >> no one cares. this is supposed to be normal for us. >> why the lot's owner says he can't clean it up even though he wants to. >>> plus the tsunami warning triggered by yesterday's massive earthquake was a wake-up call up and down the bay area coastline, but what would a tsunami in the bay look like? experts weigh in on the areas most at risk. >>> and later, how two friends who went through foster care together are creating opportunities for the next generation. >> we want to be at farmers markets, events, at festivals. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. >>> complaints against a large abandoned lot in oakland's fruitvale district are piling up just like the mountains of trash that have been illegally dumped there. neighbors and city officials say the homeless have taken o

garrett haake, ryan nobles, jake sherman, appreciate it.go back to the courtroom in lower manhattan. the federal courtroom where luigi mangione was just arraigned on federal charges. there's karen agnifalo, the lawyer for luigi mangione, she's on crutches. are they talking right now, let's go ahead and listen. >> thank you so much. listen. >> thank you so much >> she got there quickly and said a brief remark. that's our producer adam reese who's sitting right there. i'm sure he'll be giving that update in a moment. don't go anywhere, we'll have a reporter who was inside the courtroom in just a moment. we'll be right back. oom in justt we'll be right back. prilosec knows, for a fire... one fire extinguisher beats 10 buckets of water, and for zero heartburn 1 prilosec a day... beats taking up to 10 antacids a day. it's that simple, have you ever considered getting a walk-in tub? well, look no further. proudly made in tennessee, a safe step walk-in tub is the best in it's class. the ultra-low easy step helps keep you safe from having to climb

ryan: i think it is. it's the first time since they were founded that they are thinking about looking outside. it gets to the heart of what it means to be in semiconductor's right now. it takes a lot of expertise and some of the things made over the years, you know, bob swan, chris snitch before him, these were decisions that would pay, if you made them write for 10 years. that's how long it takes to get things lined up in semi conductors. to think about your next ceo is not easy. caroline: many would say he wasn't given that much time. in many ways he was a lifer, starting his career there. what, therefore, is the attractiveness of the role at the moment? showing the power of ai strategy, is it not that appetizing of a role to take on? >> it could be a poison chalice. some people did view it that way when you think about the challenges. when you think about amd, big rival, they made that decision years and years ago. caroline: even more. ed: and we all know -- ryan: and we all know how that went. whoever

them back with me, meghan hayes and april ryan. on this point about, you know, mass deportations, and trump's threats of tariffs. i want to have you listen to what senator padilla of california said today on cbs, with regard to mass deportations and what that could do to the economy. >> nobody disagrees with a focus on criminals, democrats and republicans agree but that's very different than millions and millions of people being deported indiscriminately, not just hearing families apart, communities apart but tremendous damage to our economy that that would create. >> and meghan, that is the one thing i think people don't appreciate. i mean, folks have their issues with immigration, but mass deportation, do they understand that the prices that they complained about during the election, they are going to go up, as a result of this. >> absolutely and if you added 25% tariff to mexico, 75% of our vegetables comes from mexico. so that's is going to the middle-class families. they won't be able to afford fresh fruit and vegetables for t

his name was ryan nelson. that day we headed to an event in arlington, south dakota, and unbeknownst to me my new driver proceeded to lock his keys in the car. now, this might have caused some campaign volunteers to panic, but not ryan. he made his way over to a filling station, found someone who could get into the car and retrieve the keys, all without my knowing that anything had ever happened. well, that resourcefulness turned out to be a pretty good indicator what was to come. not the locking the keys in the car part, but the seeing a problem and solving it before i had even had a chance to become aware of it. well, ryan kept driving me around the state, and we ended up winning the primary. ryan came to a crossroads -- both metaphorical and literal. ryan was originally just filling time on the campaign. he was scheduled to leave for the kansas city police academy the day after the primary, and he was driving out of his hometown of gettysburg, south dakota, when he came to that literal crossroads. he would

ryan okay, start over. >> congressman ryan, start over. >> they want you to try again. >> it's got to do navy beat army. >> okay. >> go. >> army beat navy beat navy. yes! >> all right, guys, we'll see you tomorrow at the game. and may the best team army win. we'll be right back. >> welcome to times square. that's none of my life. >> new year's eve, live with anderson and andy. >> live coverage starts at eight on cnn, streaming live on mac's 70,000. >> people are here and bobby is the reason for it. >> once upon a time, you dressed so fine. i hear bob is playing electric. >> not on our stage. he isn't he just want me singing blowing in the wind for the rest of my life. >> how does it feel, bobby? >> what do you want to be? >> whatever it is, they don't want me to be. >> make some noise. >> bd a complete unknown inspired by the true story of bob dylan. rated r. >> think you've been harmed by products containing talc? you may have the right to vote on the plans of reorganization filed by emery's talc and cyprus mines. it's important because the plans determine how talc claims are treated

ryan riley is following this story and i understand, ryan, that the former head of the proud boys couldad of the proud boys could be testifying in a d.c. court as soon as this afternoon. he's expected to be called as the first defense witness against the former d.c. police officer who was accused of timing off tario about his impending arrest before the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. tario has been convicted of seditious conspiracy although he was not at the u.s. capitol that day. this comes as donald trump is expected to pardon an unknown number of january 6th defendants. at the top of that list potentially could be tario, who's now serving his 22-year prison sentence. so he doesn't have a lot to lose when he takes the stand and may try to get out a message to donald trump himself as donald trump considers how many people he's going to pardon in connection with the january 6th attack on the capitol. >>> in pennsylvania, emergency crews are working non-stop to try to find a missing grandmother who they say may have fallen into a 30-foot sinkhole while out looking for her cat. a

ryan >>>>is reporting live from santa cruz county. well, the pacific pacifica right now, taking a live look at sharp park beach. let's give you a look at the conditions right there. you can see the winds are whipping there. the flags are whipping in the air, big surf and big swells coming up onto that beach. let's get over to meteorologist jessica burch. okay. we're not going to go to jessica. we'll have we'll check in with jessica in just a bit. in the meantime, a stressful morning for some christmas eve travelers after american airlines is recovering after it grounded all u.s. flights. earlier this morning, the airline posted on x around 330 this morning that the issue stemmed from a technical issue with a vendor. that ground stop lasted for less than an hour, but passengers had reported delays and flights being sent back to the gate. the faa is now investigating. heads up for drivers heading to the holiday destinations tonight. chp will start their maximum enforcement period around 6:00, and it goes through christmas day. more offi

consider its effects on ryan roe.oted, ryan's gender dysphoria was so severe he was throwing up before school everyday. he thought about going mute because his voice caused him so much distress. ryan told the court getting these medications after a consultation process with his doctors and parents has saved his life. his parents say he's thriving. but tennessee has come in and categorically cut off access to ryan's care, and they say this is about protecting adolescent health. but this law harms ryan's health and the health of all other transgender adolescents for whom these medications are a necessity. >> the administration's argument here comes into sharp focus when you consider the suicide rates among trans and nonbinary youth. the trevor projects 2023 u.s. national survey found that about half of both trans girls and trans boys considered suicide in the previous year. that is almost twice the rate of non-trans minors. the same survey found that state laws targeting trans people caused up to a 72% increase in suici

here on abc, ryan seacrest, you are back.and take over into the show every year. i look forward to it and i get excited every time we are about to watch the ball drop. >> what are your favorite memories? because i have 20 years of memories. >> the haircuts. the freezing temperatures and the cold rain. actually, the weather is always a great memory because it creates a story. i think it will be warned that -- warmth that raining for the whole show, they share, but when it is challenging outside, it makes for a little more fun. >> back in the day, the cold weather is not just the tips that were frosted. [laughter] you have got some amazing performance is as you will be as do. big guests and all this amazing staff. what should we expect? times square, phenomenal at everything. we have got over 60 songs being performed on that show. carrie underwood doing the "idol" coming back for the third time and the jonas brothers from the beginning, they are coming back to celebrate 20 years have been a band together. lenny kravitz, blake s

ryan nobles is at the capitol for us. ryan, this just played out moments ago. >> reporter: lester, that's right. after a hectic 48 hours republicans and democrats came together to strike a deal to keep the federal government open with just hours to spare. tonight house republicans scrambling in a last minute effort to prevent a partial federal government shutdown, voting on their third attempt to come up with a spending deal before a midnight deadline. the plan passing tonight. >> we are really grateful that tonight in bipartisan fashion with overwhelming majority of votes we passed the american relief act of 2025. >> reporter: the republican plan "c" strips much of what was in the original massive spending deal, a bipartisan plan blown up by last minute opposition from president-elect trump and billionaire elon musk. the new deal has three parts. it extends government funding through march, provides $100 billion in new disaster aid and gives $10 billion in funding for farmers. what it does not include are any provisions

it was a bit of touch and go for some people. >> reporter: hey, ryan, yeah. there are a lot of people out here tonight kind of taking in the coast. it's a much different scene, much calmer than this morning where there were scenes of sometimes chaos and frantic people trying to evacuate when they thought there was a potential tsunami coming this way. frightening moment for thousands of people in pacifica as they raced to higher ground fleeing the tsunami zone. >> i grabbed the dog, my passport. that's about all i could get my hands on. then i got out and as i was driving out, the police and fire trucks were blaring down the street with their sirens. >> reporter: students evacuated from schools closest to the ocean. our chopper was over oceana high school as students lined up on the football field waiting to be bussed infield, the evacuation causing a nightmare on roads, cars backed up for miles on highway 1 trying to get out of town. >> there was helicopters flying overhead. fire department was honking their horns, putting up barriers. there's no traffic allo

ryan was a smart and funny teenager who became hiv-infected at the age of 13.ransfusion. a.i.d.s. took them from us 5 1/2 years later, but not before he fought his way back to school and taught america we needed to fight a.i.d.s. and not the people who have it. >> [ applause ] >> in 1990, however, shortly after ryan died, senator kennedy asked me if i would come to washington to explain to senators how varietal it was to pass the a.i.d.s. bill, which had recently been named after my son, call the ryan white care act. he said i was something much more powerful than a lobbyist, i was a mother. i'm sure that dr. biden can relate, needless to say, i went -- i went to d.c. the first senator i met was getting off the elevator at the capitol, was senator joe biden. with tears in his eyes, he told me that he had lost his child and that the only way he had found to deal with it was through grief and purpose. in the 34 years since, that is exactly what i have tried to do in partnership with the extraordinary community here today, that has become my family. in many ways,

i see wendy bare and ryan from the botanical garden. thank you for being here and leading our garden. [indiscernible] keeps our commission. thank you ashley. i too am a member of the inner sunset park members andrea and i want to say this neighborhood is a very joyful place and a very positive place. it is often-this is a city of grievance and this is a neighborhood that actually gets stuff done and is very positive and it is because of the incredible leadership of the sunset park neighbors and been at it a long time. done really good stuff. the mic is yours. [applause] >> [indiscernible] you dont have to talk, you just have to stand here. thank you phil. you don't have to talk, you just have to stand here. hi, guys i will not take up much of your time. hopefully you can hear me. back in 2008, some might not have been born yet, ad hoc group of neighbors got together and merchants and began thinking about a safer more attractive entrance to one of the main golden gate park entrance. the existing entrance has dangerous traffic conditions.

rallied all around me and ryan it.world, despite the bad. and that's who jonathan was. and so the spirit of jonathan, it just continues. and i see that and through all these wonderful things and support. >> ainsley: i know you are not ready. the i hope at one point in your life you are so darling and you have such a good heart that you find love again. thank you for your sacrifice. >> thank you. >> ainsley: thank you so much for what you do to save some lives. frank and stephanie, we appreciate you. god bless you. okay. more "fox & friends" still ahead. ♪

ryan nobles is covering it all. ryan, this new move by president-elect trump comes as that friday deadline is quickly approaching. >> reporter: lester, that's right. in fact, lawmakers were planning to vote on this massive spending bill as soon as tonight. but now they're left to grapple with the changes that president-elect trump is demanding. tonight, president-elect trump blowing up a bipartisan spending deal worked out by house speaker mike johnson designed to keep the federal government open through march of next year. writing, "we should pass a streamlined spending bill that doesn't give chuck schumer and the democrats everything they want." the bill extended government funding while also adding $100 billion for disaster aid, and 10 billion for farmers. but it also included health care reforms and a provision allowing for pay raises for members of congress. leading to conservative backlash. billionaire elon musk, who will lead trump's effort to cut government spending, writing "any lawmaker who votes for this

ryan also hosting new year's rockin eve. from our sister station in los angeles, has a look at the holiday special. >> welcome to my puzzleboard. ryan seacrest and vanna white are spreading holiday cheer on the set of wheel of fortune, and they want you to tune in. >> it's always christmas around here, no matter what time of year it is, right? every day is special. so that's why you can be here. you can watch our show. you feel comfy and cozy, and it's a good place to be. >> and this is the one thing all the relatives and in-laws can agree on watching wheel of fortune, right? i mean, you can come together as a family and try and solve a puzzle in good spirit and family fun. >> this week, one lucky contestant will win the chance to join ryan in times square for new year's rockin eve. >> if you've never seen the times square ball drop in person, it should be on your bucket list. and to be able to do it where i can take them around underneath the ball as it's dropping in times square is pretty incredible for a selfie. >> wheel

then at 1030, we rejoin ryan seacrest to get to midnight. it's all here on abc seven.our place for fun? abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. and that's going to do it for abc seven news at four today. so glad you joined us. i'm kristen z. abc seven news at five is coming your way next. at that point in time that we need to see some commensurate support and reforms and changes as it relates to policing here in oakland in order to consider extending this state

ryan reese returns. >> how about it? >> she is a great writer at the new york post, but you won't see her at mcdonald's because they don't have a bar. there it is. lydia moynihan returns for the win. okay, so we had a lot of big ticket developments this week. trump wins person of the year ufos might be invading new jersey. what are you going to do? but i want to talk about the reaction to luigi mangione, because not only did a bunch of white liberal chicks defend this guy, but it turns out some native americans did too. >> we'll say it over and over. violence is never the answer. this guy gets a trial who's allegedly killed the ceo of unitedhealth. but you can only push people so far. and then they start to take matters into their own hands. >> folks, now, everybody knows that if elizabeth warren was a used car dealer, she'd sell you a red jeep cherokee. that turned out to be a white suburban. but lydia, doesn't it kind of sound like she's saying customers can shoot up the dealership if the prices get too high? and by th

new year's rockin eve with ryan seacrest.l new year's eve show kicks off tomorrow night at 8:00. >> it's all ahead of the ball dropping in new york city when the clock strikes midnight. today, reporter kimberly richardson, from our sister station in new york caught up with the hosts. >> think of them as the rolls royce. yes. double hours of new year's eve. >> make sure we leave this in whoever's editing. >> for the second year in a row, ryan seacrest will team up with award winning musician rita ora for dick clark's new year's rockin eve. >> it's chaos and it's madness and it's a dream come true. and it's, you know, a moment in history. >> i caught up with the pair way up high, right next to the iconic crystal ball to k about all things 2025. >> i have a tuxedo with a denim shirt, so i'm really going. >> wait, what? >> that's right. a denim shirt and a navy blue tie. so i'm really pushing my own limits. >> nice. do you agree? >> do you approve? >> well, kimberly, do not act so allergic to my denim shirt. >> tuesday evening, r

good evening, i'm ryan yamamoto. nima momeni broke down in tears when we learned of his conviction on a charge of second-degree murder. it's been a long road to get here. possible bob lee was stabbed to death. momeni was arrested at his mom in emeryville. fast forward to more than a year. and then finally today, the verdict of guilty. our lauren toms has been in the courtroom throughout this trial. she leads our team coverage tonight. lauren, break it down for us. >> reporter: yeah, ryan, good evening. today's stunning verdict marking the final chapter in it had case that would span well over 18 months and gave us a look into the more promiscuous side along the way. but this is not the end of the road for either party, both intertwined in loss and committed to justice for their loved ones. >> tension hanging heavy in the air as they filed in to a crowded courtroom. passing shoulders for a brief moment with nima momeni's mother. two families bracing themselves for the outcome. and then the verdict. guilty of second-de

tim ryan. it take a loss for him to come out and say we've got to be more into what the working american is worried about? didn't he realize that he was part of the con himself, with drag queen story hour and men and women sports? all of a sudden now we get it. >> jesse: it's like when someone breaks up with you. you start looking inward. "was it something i did?" every time you lose, whether it's a football team or anybody, you look at the tape and figure out what you did wrong and you try to win next time. but i love how this government burns or trillions of dollars, and kamala burn to disk $2.5 million in everyone's looking for every penny? the taxes we pay are not sacred but donors lose money and everyone is like, oh, my god, where did the money go exactly burn through -- what is it, $35 trillion in debt? come on! the democrats don't even want to open the books but she's in debt and they're all accountants now? and like that. jessica, will follow the money and this is where some of it went.

cheryl: ryan, it's always great to talk to you.my new year's resolutions is to say your last name correctly. all of 2025. ryan bellanger. thank you so much. you're always gracious with me. happy new year. greg will stay with us all morning long. we have a lot more coming up this morning. president-elect trump hearing the calls on capitol hill to back mike johnson's speakership as he gives him his total endorsement ahead of friday's vote. new york congressman nick langworthy is up next with his thoughts. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. cool right? look at this craftmanship. i mean they even got my nostrils right. it's just nice to know that years after i'm gone this guy will be standing the test of ti... he's melting! oh jeez... nooo... oh gaa... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has

and as ryan nobles reports remains defiant as ever tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a bombshell reportn capitol hill. the house ethics committee revealing the results of their investigation into former congressman matt gaetz. determining there is substantial evidence that gaetz violated house rules related to prostitution, statutory rape, illicit drug use, impermissible gifts, special favors or privileges, and obstruction of congress. democrat glenn ivey, a member of the committee, voted to release the report. >> we're releasing it all and the public can draw its own conclusions. specifically the committee pointed to a 2017 encounter gaetz had with a woman who testified she had just finished her junior year in high school and was only 17 when she and gaetz had sex twice at a party. gaetz has repeatedly denied having sex with anyone underage. and the woman said she did not tell gaetz that she was 17. the committee also detailed $90,000 in payments to 12 different women that investigators concluded was used to pay for sex and illicit drugs. while women testified the encounters were conse

ryan joins us now.bout the increased demand for ocean freight and you name a number of factors. is that taking share from other methods or is this just a pie growing bigger? ryan: what you are seeing is taking share as people are. if you are concerned about those things, which you should be. you have the option and taxability. katie: how much should we draw on the experience of the 2016 election when it comes out to mapping out the impacts of some of the terrace we are talking about? ryan: we have seen this movie before in many ways. the tariffs were not as disruptive as people expected them to be. there were tariffs who existed throughout all of human history and that is how governments funded themselves so people were able to adopt. it is a huge shot. the big thing is a uncertainty which is what is it going to hit and when and how. for example, genesis week the president of mexico actually imposed large tariffs on imports from china. and to everyone's surprise those affected mexican fulfillment center