so we expected it to be kelly ryan. >> kelly ryan, known to the fitness world as flying ryan, at one time holding the miss fitness america title, her dazzling routines wowing crowds and landing endorsement deals around the world. ryan kelly won miss fitness olympia, along with nearly a dozen other competitive titles. her magic on the mat also caught the eye of the famed bad boy of bodybuilding, craig titus. >> kelly the animal ryan titus, as the couple's passion for each other grew, so did their careers, gracing several magazine covers together. >> go the legs from the front again. >> we'll see you at. let's go. get it up, up, up, up. >> push. from the outside, it looked like they were the perfect power couple, but there were dark secrets lingering that threatened to affect their carefully sculpted reputations. did those secrets blow up that dark night in the middle of the desert? >> based on the information that we had out at the scene, that the person we had in the trunk was kelly? >> when cops showed up at the couple's las vegas home, they were shocked. kelly ryan opens the door a

shot his first buck last year without ryan. and voted prom queen without ryan.. and it is getting too long and to hear after all this effort that there is a deal on the table. there is a way to bring ryan home, and it's not being taken. is incredibly crushing tour ofamily. >> ainsley: anna, there were reports that if y surfaced lastk to trade three hostages one of the get inmates at gitmo. you camped out in front of mauller and donald trump got word that you were there. what happened next? >> >> i have been down here for a couple days and i had heard from several that president trump is concerned about our family. he knows that we are down here. he knows about our situation and is very concerned. and amazingly. yesterday, he sent his incoming national security adviser to meet with me? where i was. and incoming national security adviser mike waltz listening to our story and hearing about the situation. it was just mind blowing because it took 16 months to actually get a meeting where i traveled to meet with the current national security adviser jake sullivan. and

and he just wanted to show ryan new orleans, what it was all about, you know, show ryan how much funhat they all give off. and, you know, just he wanted to show off how great new orleans was and how great of a place it was — the food, the atmosphere, the people. so him and his friend, his best friend, and my parents went we have six people in my family. so, you know, obviously it's a good bit of people to bicker at and stuff, but, you know, this christmas, it just felt different. you know, he saw all these people he hadn't seen in years. it's kind of like he was going on a goodbye tour and his best friend, whenever i left to go back up to dallas, his best friend ryan, who works with him up in new york, came down for the new year's whenever i left so he would be with him. and he just wanted to show ryan new orleans, what it was all about, you know, show ryan how much fun the people in louisiana are and, you know, the smiles that they all give off. and, you know, just he wanted to show off how great new orleans was and how great of a place it was — the food, the atmosphere, the people.

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she suffered from years of abuse at the hands of ryan wellings.e left her baby with a friend and went away and took her own life. after a six week long trial at preston crown court, ryan wellings was convicted of coercive and controlling behaviour and also of assault. he was found not guilty of her manslaughter. ii he was found not guilty of her manslaughter. 11 days before she died, the court was told that kiena dawes, who had a history of mental illness, had attempted suicide on a number of occasions, and she had been involved with ryan wellings for a while, she had been taken to hospital with head wounds, but her boyfriend had been released without charge at that time to stop it is now merged that wellings had a previous conviction for assaulting a former partner. as the verdicts were read out, mcafee blew a kiss to his current girlfriend. the case raises a number of issues. —— wellings blew a kiss. lancashire police officers are facing disciplinary proceedings for their involvement in the case. in a blow to billionaire jeff bezos, the launch o

my name is ryan reyes. i was born and raised in the coachella valley with my parents and three younger brothers, about 30 minutes from chuck walla. i didn't appreciate the treasurers found in my back yard and wasn't until i left california to go to college in a big city i realizeled i needed to be around the mountains, the sun and beauty of the desert i quickly returned home to the coachella valley to stargaze and enjoy the beauty of the desert. after finishing college i entered as a chuckwalla ambassador as a project that worked to protect california deserts. then i joined the team at the national autobahn society, a conservation nonprofit that works to protect birds and their habitats. it's been an empowering journey to learn how to advocate for these irreplaceable and incredible places we all need. and i plan to devote my career to environmental policies to protect these precious land, water, and animals. i realize how lucky i am to live in that magical place and how transformative it can be for our phys

ryan is shot and dies on the scene in guyana. spears is also shot, is left there for 22 hours and miraculous survived to an interview a couple of years ago in which she was strongly of the state department. she argued that basically and i think she's correct here that the state department was the one that should have been handling this, not an individual member of congress was basically forced to travel on own to see if he could safeguard his constituents. but the leo ryan was an example of a house member who was the target of a political assassination as well, that these were individual. that's ryan, robert kennedy huey long but there also have been what amounts to instant to tional violence against congress itself. we obviously have experienced something like this and in the very recent past with the with the january 6th insurrection. but another example and and without a doubt, i think the highest profile example came in the mid-19th fifties when a group of puerto rican independence activists engaged in an act of political ter

it was all down to this man, ryan wellings.t was in fact an abuser. this was another time that the police were called to kiena's home. she was so used to the violence. listen to how calmly she described what happened. the other night i got absolutely leathered around this house, while she was in her bedroom. i was strangled after that. and ten days before she died, another cry for help. my phone's going to end up breaking because it's covered in blood. i'vejust woken up, i was unconscious. it's absolutely, it's pouring down my face. ryan wellings was then arrested for assault. he was released without charge. just over a week later, kiena left their nine—month—old baby at a friend's house. she then took her own life. later, details of her abuse were found on her mobile phone. "he had a drill in my face, and wanted to drill the teeth out of my mouth. i was murdered, slowly. ryan wellings killed me." thejury disagreed. something that her family are now coming to terms with. and i will fight for herjustice. i truly hope that no oth

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ryan wellings killed me." thejury disagreed. for herjustice. i truly hope that no other young lady or child has to go through what he did to my daughter and her baby, and ijust wish with all my heart that i could bring her back and say "it's ok, you are safe now." questions remain over how lancashire police handled her case. three officers face disciplinary hearings. ryan wellings will be sentenced for his abusive behaviour at a later date. fiona trott, bbc news, preston. if you suffer domestic abuse, details of help are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call forfree, at any time to hear recorded information on 0800 888 809. the time is 18.16. our top story this evening. los angeles is still at risk with more strong winds expected this week. and coming up, is years late and millions of budget but finally, and millions of budget but finally, a new ferry coming up in sport on bbc news, after almost 12 years away, david holds his first news conference as everton manager ahead of their premier league game against aston v

he wanted to show ryan new orleans. what it was all about.an how much fun the people in louisiana are. the smiles they give off. he wanted to show off how great new orleans was in how great of a place it was. the food, the atmosphere, the people so him and his friend, his best friend in my parents went to dinner tuesday night. and my parents drove home back to lafayette and my brother in ryan went out. and obviously everything unfolded. >> you have been talking about the fact you spoke to your brother on the phone just hours before new year's eve. can you tell us a bit about that conversation? >> it was another phone call. like i said, that is my best friend. my inspiration, my will model. -- my role model. we talked every day. he was the first person i told about whatever it was. good, bad and different. i talked to him so much. and we thought it was going to be another regular conversation. i was just showing him i was at my uncles house. he was with my parents in new orleans. i was showing him what we were eating. he was showing us what he

>> also, cnn's ryan young from atlanta.yan, uh, a couple of things that just put into context what's going on in new orleans today as we're looking at now, footage of the scene in the daylight hours, the sugar bowl is happening today. of course, you know, an enormous college football bowl. absolutely typical. after on new year's day, uh, the reason that's important is not only are there a tremendous amount of people in new orleans, even more so than they would normally be for new year's eve on bourbon street, but there was a tremendous law enforcement presence and continues to be already, uh, what did you hear on that particular subject from the press conference? >> well, let's take that in a couple layers here. not only do you have the sugar bowl, but you also have the super bowl that's coming up in less than a month. pretty much that's going to happen in that same city. when you talk about the layers of security, as someone who's covered the sugar bowl before, they really do a good job of sort of blocking off bourbon stre

ryan? >> all right, thanks, anne. >>> first alert chief meteorologist, paul heggen, joining us right now. mind blowing this is happening in january in the middle of winter. winds are a big factor in this, but there may be a silver lining in all this? >> they're backing down slightly. just a little bit. enough that air support is now a factor for the workers trying to get some level of containment on these fires or stop the forward progress. unfortunately they have an uphill battle ahead of them. the fires are burning largely enough where they are showing up in space. that black dot, that's the location of the palisades fire, which has been displaying the hot spot over the past 24 hours. that will just show you the size of it already and it just started over 24 hours ago. so it has just exploded in size. now again, the good news is while we'll see the winds die down, the acreage burned already. it's substantial. almost 27,000 acres and all the fires combined have 0% containment. hopefully th

i'm ryan yamamoto. this morning, apocalyptic scenes are emerging all across los angeles county as deadly wildfires burn out of control. this is chopper footage from this morning that shows what residents evacuated in the palisades fire are returning to. there's nothing left. thick smoke and ruins. at least five wildfires are burning, with only one under control. five people have died and more than 2000 homes and businesses have been destroyed. here's a closer look at cal fire's map of the major wildfires burning right now. the largest, the palisades fire near malibu, and the eaton fire in the pasadena area. the areas in red are now under evacuation orders, and yellow the areas under warnings and the orange are the fire perimeters. and this is new video from the palisades fire taken by our photojournalist brian kiley down in southern california. a preschool burning to the ground today along with surrounding neighborhoods, the fire is now considered the most destructive fire in l.a. county history. but mo

good evening, i'm ryan yamamoto. the palisades fire erupted in pacific palisades, a wealthy coast l that neighborhood in los angeles. this is our first look at the damage. video from the crews on the ground showing several homes engulfed in flames. no official word on how many have burned, but 30,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. 13,000 structures are now threatened. >> come on guys, we need to go. >> that is a news crew running from the flames and what started out as a small brush fire exploded to more than 1,2200 acres. evacuation orders have now reached the edge of the city of malibu, which is still recovering from the fire that happened last month. by noon, they were completely shut down. some people just abandoning their cars right there in the middle of the road. >> hold occupy. are you evacuating? are you okay? oh my gosh, are you okay? >> where is your car? >> we have to leave them and make a reserve. >> what happened? >> there are a lot of fires right there and that is why people are coming. >> and y

>> reporter: hey, ryan. yeah, we are actually right on the border of where the evacuation zone is here. you can see behind me, it had is the check point. you see there is police out here. there's national guard. they're only letting in first responders and residents who can show proof that they got a permit from the city. so they're being very strict about who they are letting in this neighborhood. that is because as you said, they are still worried about this area. the palisades fire, still not 100% contained. worst-case scenario if something were to pick up overnight, this would be the neighborhood at risk that's why it's under an evacuation order. a lot of residents have been out of their homes now for about a week. they're starting to get frustrated. we spoke with one woman who hasn't had power in her home for a week. it's been an exhausting week. >> it's just very difficult. it's hard to put into words being displaced like this. >> reporter: eileen lives in brentwood. april, in pasadena. when the eaton

liz: ryan, you're a with two-year-long bull right now, and you're continuing. you say stick with momentum. what does that look like? in what areas? is there a way people can capture announcement without buying an thing in stock -- mow momentum? >> liz, thanks for having me back, and hope you're having pun out this. [laughter] we're still -- fun out there. if markets are strong, you tend to see momentum names lead, and there are various momentum etfs, but when you look at what's really part of those, technology and financials. those are two big parts, right, of momentum etf. so i think it's a great way to get exposure today leaders. you talk about tech, yeah, it's rough so far, but strong the earnings. so much excitement going on. communication services is good. in financials, the deregulation, earning growth, i am a tad worried about some of the valuations in tech, but that's why you do financials. they're cheap in at lot of cases. it's frustrating. one more quick one, after a 20% gain on the s&p 500, that next year -- right now -- it's up over 10% on average,

and he just wanted to show ryan new orleans, what it was all about, you know, show ryan how much funhe people in louisiana are and, you know, the smiles that they all give off. and, you know, just he wanted to show off how great new orleans was and how great of a place it was — the food, the atmosphere, the people. so him and his friend, his best friend, and my parents went to dinner tuesday night and my parents drove home back to lafayette and my brother and ryan, they went out, and then obviously everything unfolded. jack, you've been talking a little bit about the fact that you spoke to your brother on the phone just hours before new year's eve. can you tell us a bit about that conversation? yeah. you know, it wasjust another phone call. like i said, that's my best friend. my inspiration, my role model. we talked every day. he was the first person i told about, you know, whatever it was — good, bad, in different. whatever it was — good, bad, indifferent. you know, i talked to him so much. and he... we thought it was going to be another regular conversation. i wasjust showing him..

let's talk about them with ryan. when it comes to apple and these china fears, remember reuters reported on thursday that they are offering discounted smartphones in china, feels like this has been the bear case for a while for this company. ryan: thanks for having me. china is a major market for apple, no surprise about that. the latest data on monthly sales and shipments of iphones in the country have been muted, that's been the overall take away. given the size of the market and the importance of the iphone 16, the first want to have ai features, the fact that that is being met with weak sales out of china is a bit of a cause for concern when you are looking at a backdrop that could have elevated tariff risks, slower growth potential, just a whole general list of concerns out there. the fact that you are seeing weakness in china is a reason for people to start the year off on a more cautious note given how strong it performed at the end of 2024. tim: i feel like this is how we started last year, concerns about chi

ryan, thanks so much for joining us. listen, we're at the tail end of the by the ministration, and you've been watching this conflict as long as i have. and, but particularly since october 7th. and what's happened on all sides of this middle east quagmire and the punctuation point ending the by the ministration is a new $8000000000.00 aid package to israel in this, in this crisis. what are your thoughts? yeah. aid packages. one way to put it. yeah. just, you know, this inventorying, the entire warehouse of, of weapons in the united states and just quickly shipping off whatever. we're not gonna send to ukraine, you know, directly to, to israel it's, it's not even clear what on earth, israel would be using $8000000000.00 worth of weapons for when, you know, they claim that they're, you know, on the brink of a ceasefire. they today, they're supposed to have struck a cease fire with 11 on think they're running out of reasons to, to bomb syria. i know that they were, you know, they were doing some saber rattling with egypt re

i want to bring in ryan our up front legal analysts and chief of security. along with adam kissinger who served on the committee. >> you have gone through every single one. enrique torreo, do you think trump will help you? >> it is a conspiracy that was planned. ag r edge crypted they had encrypted messages, he sent a message to his proud boys at 2:39 p.m., make no mistake, we did this. that is this person that you would think trump would have an interest in saying this is the guy that did it, not me. preplanned it. nothing that i said, they were going to do it no matter what. >> and tarrio's attorney said everything that he did was at the direction in every way, shape and form of donald trump. now, they are singing a different tune. is there any line that trump can cross with republicans including senator graham as you see it now as it comes to these pardons? >> reporter: there is interesting with graham saying it. he said the statement with the president can do what he wants, right? every one of these people that are about to say the president can do what

over to you, ryan. >>>>all right. thanks, jeff. well, the wildfires in southern california have us all acknowledging the elephant in the room. will insurance companies abandon homeowners in california? there's a major concern that the massive devastation could push insurance companies over the brink. experts already estimate the fires to be the most expensive in california history, with damages up to $150 billion. jpmorgan chase says insured losses could pass $20 billion. that's more expensive than the 2018 camp fire that destroyed about 11,000 homes. but before these fires struck, thousands of policies in the pacific palisades and altadena neighborhoods were canceled, leaving homeowners scrambling. some were able to get the state's fair plan, which is expensive and does not offer as much coverage. some had no coverage at all. governor newsom spoke about the paths forward. >>>>a lot of people inherited homes or were working class. what do you what about people who didn't have insurance? and that's >>>>i mean, and that's going to be

and he just wanted to show ryan new orleans, what it was all about, you know, show ryan how much funna are and, you know, the smiles that they all give off. and, you know, just, he wanted to show off how great new orleans was and how great of a place it was — the food, the atmosphere, the people. so him and his friend, his best friend, and my parents went to dinner tuesday night and my parents drove home back to lafayette and my brother and ryan, they went out, and then obviously everything unfolded. jack, you've been talking a little bit about the fact that you spoke to your brother on the phone just hours before new year's eve. can you tell us a bit about that conversation? yeah. you know, it wasjust another phone call. like i said, that's my best friend. my inspiration, my role model. we talked every day. he was the first person i told about, you know, whatever it was — good, bad, indifferent. you know, italked to him so much. and he... we thought it was going to be another regular conversation. i wasjust showing him... i was at my uncle's house in dallas, and he was in new orlean

could rex ryan come back? 2.0 rex ryan? >> i would love to see rex ryan come back, he was my colleague at espn, so the smart and in tune. players love him, jets franchise love him. he said if aaron rodgers is there, i plan to reign him in, this is not a country club situation, we're here to play ball. i don't know if aaron rodgers will be there, even if rex ryan is. >> todd: he took a trip to egypt during mandatory time. you ain't doing that on my watch. we mentioned cowboys being up in the air. there is reports the bears have asked for permission to interview their current head coach for another week until contract runs out, mike mccarthy, what do you think of that situation? >> jerry jones is remaining tight-lipped, will mike mccarthy stay or go? i don't know. jerry jones likes to be cryptic. i think he will stay. it is tough when you look at who is available and who the cowboys would bring in if he leaves. they just released ezekiel elliott, maybe they are making player changes rather than coaching changes, it is a quest

i am grateful to your uncles ryan and jason, and to your grandparents. they instilled in me an ethic of service and supported me throughout. my mom and dad taught me the value of education, the importance of thinking before you spell me and they taught me one word, family. tim, ryan, and ray, who are the definition of friends, being there when i most needed a hand, and spending a very long day with me. tim, my longest friend whose family has been important to me for decades. andy weinstein and john goldman , my college roommates of whom i have shared laughter, ups and downs, and who have been there from the beginning. sue and chad, for being rays of sunshine while working at a place that occasionally needs more sunshine. lauren, with whom i enjoy thinking about leadership, asking all of the questions and visiting abe at the lincoln memorial. and i want to voice a special gratitude to jj, who has been the most extraordinary advisor and friend a guy could ask for. i would not have served in congress had it not been for his advice and help. because i get to

i want to bring in ryan goodman, our "outfront" legal analyst.e's also co-editor in chief of just security. along with former republican congressman adam kinzinger, who served on the january 6th committee. ryan, just to start with these pardons, you've looked extensively at these january 6th defendants. you've gone through every single one with extensive analysis on just security. enrique tarrio specifically, when you look at pardons, do you think trump will help him? >> i think he's probably one of the last in line. and he serves the 22- year sentence because it's the longest sentence that's been given because of how responsible he is for the attack on the capitol. he's not just under the category that lindsey graham identified as somebody who's responsible for assaults on law enforcement officers that day who might have been caught up in the mayhem it was a conspiracy that was premeditated. the government has their encrypted messages where they're planning to overwhelm the police defenses through the use of violence and then during that afterno

good afternoon, i'm ryan yamamoto. so did you feel them? the largest quake this morning. downgraded to a 3.6 just minutes ago. many people in san francisco and beyond reported feeling that one just after 7:00 this morning, the epicenter was just offshore near the san francisco zoo. it is believed the quake took place along the san andreas fault. it was reportedly felt as far north as santa rosa and as far south as santa cruz. it was followed by a few aftershocks in the same area, the largest that 3.0 that struck about 1048 this morning. the zoo says there was no damage and that all the animals are fine. it will continue to operate as normal today. and for more, let's head over to first alert meteorologist zoe mintz. zoe, >>>>we were just wondering what the heck is going on. so much shaking today. very, very thankful that it wasn't worse. we only saw a maximum magnitude of 3.6. the usgs officially downgraded it, but either way, the first one was at 702 very early this morning. then there was an aftershock at around 939. that was a level 2.5 magnitude, then another one at 1

yeah, ryan. well, he definitely laid out his priorities as mayor. we heard a pretty significant announcement from him saying that he's going to declare a state of emergency for the fentanyl crisis that unlocks a whole host of federal resources, something that residents of san francisco have really been calling for over the last handful of years. that mayor london breed did not do. we also heard him say that he would announce a 24 over seven drop off center to tackle the drug crisis, so definitely change on the way for this new mayor, daniel lurie. yeah, a lot of change on the way for the new mayor of daniel laurie. he is now the 46th mayor of san francisco. that's it for us. our next newscast is at 430, and we're streaming live on 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. have a great afternoon. huge and heartfelt thank you. [somber music plays]

ryan, two weeks away, and perhaps the most notorious of the january 6th defendants, the former proud boys leader, enreferee toe tar owe has asked trump tato pardon him, we know, president trump says he'll be pardoning some rioters, we don't know who exactly. tell us where we are in the process and. >> uthere's not really a forma process, which is one of the big questions, which onis remarkabl. we're two weeks out from this. i just talked to enrico tar owe's lawyer, and he told me the same thing the other january 6th lawyers have told me, there's really not a process. they're kind e'of just figuring out who they know, what connections they have, trying to get their message across through to the president, so, you know, a silarge part of this could ju be who gets into donald trump's ear last, and who tells him the information because one thing, it's the most agreement i have seen between the online sleuth, the law enforcement community, january 6th rioters, themselves, january 6th supporters of the defenders, donald trump doesn't know the details of these casesi he has a lot going on,

our time, we'll go back to ryan seacrest. well, moving on. new developments with former 40 niners star dana stubblefield. his attorneys today filed a motion to have him released from prison, and a hearing could happen later this week. last thursday, a federal appeals court overturned his 2020 rape conviction. the ruling said the prosecution violated the state's racial justice act, which makes it illegal to convict someone on the basis of race, ethnicity or national origin. the santa clara county district attorney's office put out a statement saying it was studying the opinion. an update now on a story. we've been following another legal defeat for bart in the fight over a covid vaccine mandate. a judge yesterday rejected bart's attempt to toss out a jury's verdict. jurors found the agency discriminated against six employees who lost their jobs for refusing to get the covid vaccine. bart was ordered to pay a total of nearly $8 million in damages. the workers argued bart did not accommodate their religious vaccine exemptions. well, a lot more t

he married his high school s sweetheart, tell us more about ryan. >> ryan was an absolutely courageousle on his face that would light up a room. he was a influencer and doing exactly what he was loving to do in life. that was living it to defend his nation. >> carley: thank you for joining us, thank you for sacrifice and service. we appreciate you and will remember you and him always. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: president biden says things could have been different if he was atop democratic ticket. >> do you regret your decision running for president? >> i think i would have beaten trump. >> carley: joe concha on deck with how the media is reacting to the president's confidence and who will replace marco rubio once he joins the trump administration? cory mills will be throwing his hat in the ring. we'll have a discussion with him about who will fill marco rubio's seat, that is next. gotcha. take that. whoa! bruh! i'm fine. that smack looked bad. not compared to the smack down i'm giving you. you sure you're, ok? you know you're down 200 points, right? lucky, she

mike ryan, he would call, messaged. have you heard anything?ore evidence, more evidence. dennis murphy (voiceover): but it's funny how things sometimes work out because the investigators were about to get another bolt out of the blue lead like the one from alaska. it began with, of all things, a message to the facebook page of the zanesville pd. the tipster had volunteered that her husband was part of a stickup gang. we came in and spoke with her and obtained a lot of valuable information for this investigation. dennis murphy (voiceover): detective phil michel of the zanesville pd had been working for two years on a string of armed robberies. when he got the facebook tipster in for an interview, guess who she identified as two members of the robbery crew? none other than sirius underwood and josh daniels. if the tipster could be believed, they'd been bandits together two years before brandy would be found shot to death. the woman confirmed something detective michel had long suspected, but been unable to prove, that the robbery of a local depar

. >> reporter: they are, ryan. as you can probably imagine, folks here still very much on edge just because you do have situations like these where there is nothing to loot here at these homes. everything is gone, but just behind it there is a home still standing. so that is why the california national guard is here helping with that security. all of the major streets are blocked off either by police or guardsmen and as we're in these neighborhoods hearing from some of the people who chose to stay behind, we're hearing stories after stories of neighbors helping neighbors. >> i emptied that thing out. >> reporter: doug rogers stayed behind wednesday morning during the worst of the firestorm in altadena desperate to save his house. >> i saw embers flying and little fire starting and we had no water pressure. i knew i had a spa. so i carried as many buckets as i could as long as i could and just kept fighting. >> reporter: he doesn't have any firefighting experience. he's a nurse and now all the homes on his block and

congressman ryan zinke i hope for your sake you don't have a very long night.s done soon and we have a speaker and can move on with the business of governing and governing america. i appreciate your time. >> less trauma, more action, happy new year, everyone. happy new year to you my friend. one of the victims of former terrorist attacks stand up wide receiver at princeton being remembered for his big heart. his aunt joins us to honor his memory next. >> ashley: what is coming up on fox & friends, lawrence. >> rolling and that the victims names coming in and we will do our best to honor them this morning. thank you so much a big friday show. president biden failing to go after isis following a terrorist attack in new orleans. jeh johnson took them on head of the hs and as the trump team appears to take over. on and off the field, came jordan announcing $25,000 donation to the victims of the attack. he will join us live. exclusively. house lawmakers will decide if mike johnson remained speaker of the house. jim jordan think that he has the votes? if he doesn't,

ryan. do you think we look we're we're watching around the world arise of authoritarianism nationalism of given those threats those challenges. what is what effect does that have on a human rights agenda and again, what you wish ordinary folks can do. what can what can they do to participate in trying to push back against that? the carter center on the current ranch direction has made a very thorough analysis of what's happened to human rights on a global basis as a result of 911. horrible an unprovoked attack against the united states and as a result of 911 and some of it excusable, i guess we've been in a war now for more than 15 years in afghanistan. we have also or greater restricted the privacy of the average american citizen. now, with with laws that have been passed have changed. we have abandoned some of the basic principles of human rights promulgated in the geneva conventions, like do not torture prisoners. so, so in those ways. q allegedly, they would be human rights violators in

does ned ryan trust mark zuckerberg? ned ryan is going to take that on but first this story. president trump's wide ranging 70 minute press conference today, a departure from president biden who rarely took questions from reporters. president trump is set to meet with republican lawmakers tomorrow at mar-a-lago and to hammer out one big beautiful bill on tax cuts and energy and more. nate foy is live in west palm beach, florida, joining us now. nate, you got your questions in at the press conference. how did it go today, nate? reporter: hey, liz. right now president trump is strategizing on how to advance through tong will a one bill or two bill approach and i had the opportunity to ask him about that. >> you opened the door through the two bill approaches and your presence for one big, beautiful bill. >> i like one big, beautiful bill and always have and will. if two is more certain, it goes a little quicker because you can do the immigration stuff early. reporter: a lot going on at the news conference today, liz. donald trump jr. landed in greenland for a personal visit. tr

she sent me over to meet directly with speaker ryan and we were able to include that single democratic priority in that budget bill that provided the aid to the families of flint. so, as i also prepare to leave congress, i am frequently asked what will i miss the most. it's not hard to list the things i won't miss. it's also not tough to list those things i'll miss the most. and it's the friendships that i have made in this body. so i want to thank my colleagues. first and foremost to michigan's congressional delegation. it has been a real honor to be the dean of our democratic delegation and to work along side our two great senators, senator stabenow and senator peters and work with the late senator carl levin. we protected the great lakes to support the men and women of the auto industry and to clean up that terrible pfas contamination. to speaker pelosi, a masterful legislator, a masterful task tissue and thrvment is no one better in this business or where i have learned from. thank you for never forgetting about the people of flint and always fighting for america's children. to giv

. >> cnn's ryan young and paula reid are following the story for us. ryan, first to you. what more do we know about this investigation? >> well, we know it's developing at this point. our evan perez was able to confirm that suspect is dead. i've been talking to some local folks on the ground there who have been telling me this is an evolving situation. in fact, right now there is a perimeter set up around that suspect's truck. so they're trying to figure out exactly where he came from. but it was around 315 this morning where police say that this suspect took an f-150 and started trying to intentionally hit people who were out there. we know ten people are dead, more than 30 injured. and as you can imagine, we do have some new video in to cnn that is very tough to look at. we have blurred some of the images here, but you can see some of the carnage that was left behind. obviously, some of this video is spreading over the internet with bodies laying out there, and you can just feel for the people who were involved in this at some point. that suspect did then start shooting

thanks so much, ryan young. the fbi just briefed some members of congress on the new orleans attack. one of those members, democratic congressman jamie raskin. thank you so much for joining us this morning. first off the bat, is there any indication the suspect acted as a lone wolf? and from what the fbi told you? >> well, you know, they're just developing the facts now. >> so they wanted to caution everybody, you know, not to jump to conclusions. but right now, they do not have evidence that this was connected to the incident in las vegas, or that he was working with anyone else at the time. but it's very possible that, you know, new information surfaces in the hours and days to come. >> do they have information that he set the bombs himself before using his truck in the attack? >> i don't think that they've made any definitive conclusion about that. but again, the evidence that they've got now suggests that he was acting alone. but again, that's possibly to be supplemented with new evidence. if anything or any

let's bring in nbc's ryan nobles at the capitol.with us, brendan buck, former aide to speaker paul ryan and john boehner. and elise jordan, former aide to president george w bush. ryan, take us behind the scenes and through the week ahead. what are the expectations you're hearing there? >> listen, this is going to be a make or break week for many of these nominees or these picks that donald trump has made for his cabinet, many of them controversial, many of them who will have an uphill battle in terms of confirmation. and they really need to nail these hearings in order to make many of these republican senators who may be on the fence, comfortable in voting yes for them. remember, not one of these picks needs a single democratic vote to get over the finish line to be confirmed, but the margins are narrow. there's only 53 republicans, so that means they could only lose four republican votes. with j.d. vance breaking a tie, were they to become the next secretary of whatever department that trump has picked them to be. and that means t

and justice reporter ryan reilly. you are also the author of sedition hunters how january 6th broke the justice system, but julie, i want to start with you. how are things playing out at the capitol today? >> reporter: it is a ghost town in part of course because of the snow covering the capitol mostly because of changes made since the last time lawmakers gathered on january 6th two certify the election. we saw that unprecedented day and i'm sure ryan will share the security upgrades but there is a large law enforcement presence around this building. it's expected to be a very quick process when they convene at 1:00 p.m. today. vice president kamala harris essentially certifying the win of her once rival. she was the democratic nominee heading into this election. once the joint session does convene, we will see mahogany boxes carrying the individual state vote tallies to certify the election. going down the middle center aisle of the house filed by senators as they gathered to certify the election. it's expected to be