we wish you all the best in these fights. >> thank you shannon. >> shannon: just note the american redss is providing meals and sheltered to thousands of people affected in all kinds of places but especially right now the los angeles wildfires. you can help by donating today. just go to. or you can scan the qr code. it is there on your screen. that the peer camera on your phone and that is the quickest way to get it done. i sat down for an extensive interview with vice president like j.d. vance yesterday. 's first since leaving the senate official and we started talking with a new it administration plans for handling disaster like the ones in california and recovering in the carolinas. now as vice president-elect, congratulations. >> thank you. good to be here. >> shannon: i wanted to talk to about the fire situation in california because you are at administration will be coming in to take the reins as the feds are trying to meet that along with many other emergency situations they have going on. avenue some that governor of california has written to president trump saying let's not be

shannon: i am a shannon bream where winter s winter snowstorme south hurricane force winds plate fan the flames in southern california. ♪ deadly fires ripped through los angeles destroying entire neighborhoods. >> everyone has lost everything here. shannon: fueling criticism on the response by the state's democratic leaders. >> what are you doing at this point to earn back people's trust? fema administrator joins us on the recovery and containment efforts. then pick. >> 's great unity were going to get something done this going to be reducing taxes. >> present electron puddles of the republicans on the hill planning a path forward ambitious priorities from the economy and looming deadlines on extending tax cuts, to securing the southern border. prepare to take the hot seat vice president elect jd manson joins us exclusively at one week before he takes the oath of office in his first tv interview since the election. we are joined live by chair of the republican policy committee. plus, is there hope for a new era of bipartisanship question at key democrats vote to advance republicans i

some very large number of people, shannon.f you want to fix the overall border crisis you have to engage in law enforcement. we cannot buy into this ally from the extreme left most americans want common sense border enforcement. we cannot buy into this lie that law enforcement at the american southern border is somehow not compassionate to families who went across illegally. our number one responsibility is compassion to our fellow americans. that starts with enforcing the southern border. you coul cannot have a country w and order, of stability, basic good governance unless you get control of it biden has left us at the american southern border. president trump is committed to doing it on day one. shannon: you talk about the luck of the boarding must've talked about what he has left you on the economy robust report on jobs, president biden said his policy decisions are paying off. here's a bit more of what he said on friday. >> after decades of trickle-down economics primarily benefit those of the very type. our administratio

. >> shannon: a fox news alert. we are covering two major stories this morning. >> griff: first entering day two manhunt suspects connected to the u.s. isis terror attack in new orleans which killed at least 15 people and hospitalized at least another 30. >> lawrence: the fbi continues to investigate this morning. louisiana attorney general liz mueller telling this last hour. tsh clear the fbi is in charge of this investigation. the information we have received is coming through the fbi i have not received a lot of information from them. >> shannon: police are narrowing down their suspects after this cyber truck explosion that happened in front of a trump hotel it. happened yesterday morning. >> griff: officials are looking into whether the two incidents are connected as we are learning both trucks involved were rented through the same car rental aperture row. >> the company is cooperating with temperatures madison with more. >> good morning, griff, sandra and lawrence. lawrence here in new orleans are shocked. now,

shannon: i look at institutions and the like. they were, they are not created to deal well with great power competition, especially integrated great power competition. russia was very separate. the economy was separate and so it was for the rest of the world and that sort of when they worked and deepened and developed and became powerful. now we are back in a time of great power competition where the commercial rules, china doesn't follow the commercial rules these follow. so don't think they are fit for purpose. the question we are grappling with is can we make them fit, do we search for other ones and i think what's happening which in my view there's a lot of meetings and photo ops but not a lot of stuff there, just shows how hard it is in world great power competition how to create something that's much more comprehensive. >> rush: it is not just the postwar institutions that aren't fit for purpose but the new institutions either. china and india for example. or in the shanghai cooperation organisation which is stalled which i

fellows elliott abrams, liana fix, shannon o'neil. we will discuss the global profile, how are countries around the world looking at this relationship? what are these countries doing in all of thee -- these regions? thank you all for joining us. i would like to welcome now bay fong and richard fontaine to the stage. thank you. bay: thank you all for joining us today. this will be a really interesting conversation. i have the pleasure of moderating this opening keynote session entitled no limits, the china-russia relationship and u.s. foreign policy. with my good friend, richard fontaine here in the room, and ams consider -- ambassador bob blackwill on the screen. we will have half an hour of conversation and you guys will be able to ask questions. so i wanted to start actually with ambassador blackwill. if you could lay out for us how you guys decided to write this report. >> thank you, bay. good to see all of you if only remotely. richard and i in the summer of 2003 were hard at work on our book on the pivot, and realized that an imp

. >> brian: bring in fox news sunday anchor, shannon bream.he president said he respects the decision the supreme court justices made. did it surprise you? >> shannon: what surprised me is how calm president-elect trump was about this. this is a very muted respond and seedural thing. the trump legal team feels confident he'll win on appeal. questions about how u.s. supreme court immunity was applied to this case, they may end up back at the u.s. supreme court. maybe playing a game this time. >> lawrence: peculiar situation, during the trial, they tried to build their case based on he signed the checks from the oval and they use people to testify in their capacity of being in executive office of the president. to have that introduced in the court tainted the jury. how can the case stand if they used all of that size evidence. >> shannon: that is top argument on the trial. hope hicks or madeline westerhaus, they took the stand, testimony from them is tied to their white house role. that is the kind of thing trump legal team objected to and they

i didn't know what to do, honestly. >> shannon: incredible.e and i'm sure your family feels the same. and i know you are giving credit to the fact that you were wearing a wristband to one of the clubs. why did that help you? >> i had been to the some of the clubs earlier throughout the night. we wanted to get out and go walking. but i noticed my watch was telling me have you been walking so long you want to record a workout and i was like man walking doing nothing, and it's fun to be out in there but we had already been some of the clubs. go in and there enjoy it while we are out there there was a line outside. you fine to go in. so, i got in and out of there. and if i would have waited maybe no more than a minute, i could have been out there hurt, injured, dead. i'm lucky to be alive. the wrist band let us get back in quickly and easily. i just wanted to go back in and just didn't feel like being out in the street anymore. maybe that saved me, i also still feel guilty that i couldn't help or that other people didn't make it out, you know. so

fox news correspondent shannon bream joins us. good evening, shannon.il time or fine for the president-elect this sentencing carries symbolic weight. >> critics of the president-elect immediately took the opportunity to say hey, this is official, is he a convicted felon. the first ever to take office as president of the united states. now, for his part. mr. trump seemed resigned to the fact that he would have to walk through this formality today which resulted in no jail time, fines or projection. the trump team is confident, bret, that he is ultimately going to win the underlying case on appeal but you know that could take years. >> bret: yeah. where do we go from here legally? >> so the federal criminal cases against the president-elect they're for intents and purposes over. there is still this issue now of how much of jack smith's findings and payable to reports will be released by attorney general merrick garland. that right now is being litigated. it can't result in any more legal penalties for the president-elect. there is also that criminal case

bring in fox news anchor shannon bream. shannon great to see you this morning. here we have it.s tragedy continues to unfold before us it is not over yet we see the numbers continuing to go up on both the number of buildings that have been burned number of people we've already lost. i know that you had an exclusive interview with the vice president elect which we're expecting to see todays on fox news sunday. shannon: that's the first thing we asked him about because it is first and foremost on most americans minds you see the people like griff was talking to and see the absolute heartbreak and devastation the apocalypse is the best way to describe some of the images we're seeing and folks have no idea when it is under control and how they'll ever get that are lives back together and some lives now up to 16 gone. so i asked the vice president elect about how this new administration may handle things differently here's a built of what he told me. >> whenever your political affiliation it is hard not to be heartbroken for fellow americans going through a very tough time i think fr

[ cheers and applause ] michael shannon, jason narducy, and friends.show. guys, lookalike contests are really big right now. a bunch of people are gathering around. they think they look like a a certain celebrity. they've done it with timothee chalamet. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: glen powell. they were at the golden globes. the lookalikes were at the golden globes. [ light laughter ] >> steve: that's how big it is. >> jimmy: that's how big this trend is, yeah. and for years, everyone's been sending pictures to me of people that you think that i look like. [ light laughter ] so now i want to show you some photos that you all sent to me, and see if i actually look like these people. it is time for "tonight show lookalikes." here we go. ♪ tonight show lookalikes lookalikes ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know -- here's how it's gonna work. i'm going to show you four photos of people that some people say look like me, and then we're gonna vote on which one you think is the best, that might look like me. you all have voting clickers at your seats

now i give you shannon. >> thank you. good morning, commissioners i'm shannon vision zero program manager with the sfmta. i'm here today with two brief updates of the first is related it speed cameras. may remember we received authorization from the state to install speed cameras in the city the past wore completed w to get this program running quickly. you might remember row used a data driven press to identify locations for the cameras we were a lotted. you can learn more about locations on our website list on the slide. works with community leaders to shape the policy. we hired a cam are vender to help us run the sxrm happy to report we'll be the first inical cal to implement these cameras. we are not only that have speed cameras there are 5 other california cities participating in this pilot. northern california oak land and san jose are on their way as well. witness we have our speed programs up we will w on a regional speed a d campaign to reach millions. in the program now we are currently wing on completing the pe

— heathrow, glasgow, but also to shannon in the west of ireland, a couple — shannon in the west of irelande of planes also went to dublin — a couple of planes also went to dublin. the other problem that manchester is their high number of flight — manchester is their high number of flight cancellations. we are now up— of flight cancellations. we are now up to 60 cancellations. some — now up to 60 cancellations. some of— now up to 60 cancellations. some of those, like emirates to divide. — some of those, like emirates to divide, cathay pacific to hong kong, — divide, cathay pacific to hong kong, are due to the fact that the plane _ kong, are due to the fact that the plane was way out of position— the plane was way out of position after the diversions. many— position after the diversions. many of— position after the diversions. many of them, for instance we -ot many of them, for instance we got 26 — many of them, for instance we got 26 cancellations in and out on easyjet, that is simply due to the — on easyjet, that is simply due to the first wave of flights being _ to the first wave of fligh

we met shannon de-grooms when she walked up to talk to police. >> we're waiting a couple minutes to grab some things and get out of town. >> reporter: she was with her fiance shea burn trying to get back to their pacific palisades home. >> we don't have any answers, and there's a lot of different information, which is why i'm posted up here. >> reporter: shannon couldn't get in. she told us about something she forgot to take. >> my aunt passed away recently, and she left me a small diamond. and i was saving to be able to afford to make it into a new ring. >> reporter: i asked for her address, hoping that if we passed it while reporting we might be able to help. a couple hours later we saw it. amazingly, it's still standing. if you look around across the street, their neighbors not nearly as lucky. they told us the door was unlocked because they had to evacuate so quickly. can you smell it smells of smoke. i texted if she wanted us to get stuff. she told us medicine for judy and things they left behind. we couldn't find the diamond ring but found the medical supplies. >> i saw these. and

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. >> reporter: we met shannon when she walked up to talk to police. family waiting since 4:00 a.m. >> we are hopeful to get a couple minutes to grab some things and then get out of town. >> reporter: she was with her fiance shea and shea's 8 #-year-old matter trying to get back to their pacific palisades home. >> we don't have any answers and there is a lot of different information which is why i'm posted up here. >> reporter: shannon couldn't get in. she told us about something she forgot to take. >> my aunt passed away recently and left me a small diamond. and i was saving to be able to afford to make it into a new ring. >> reporter: i asked for her address, her house while sed reporting, we might be able to help. a couple of hours later we saw it. amazingly, it's still standing because if you look around across the street, their neighbors not nearly as lucky. they told us the door was unlocked because they had to evacuate so quickly. you can smell, it smells of smoke. i texted asking if she needed us to get stuff. they needed some medicine for judy

shannon behnken is here to give us a breakdown. >> stimulus checks during the pandemic offered a much needed financial boost to many families. but others were left out and were unable to fix the mistake with the irs. well, that could be changing if you didn't receive one or more stimulus checks that you qualify for. be on the lookout at the mailbox because the irs says you might be receiving a stimulus check of up to $1400. the irs says this is part of their efforts to distribute around 2.4 billion dollars to taxpayers who fail to claim a recovery rebate credit on their 2021. tax returns as many as 1 million taxpayers are set to receive these payments. now, changing gears. if you are a small business owner or freelancer who uses payment platforms like venmo and paypal, this is for you tax reporting requirements are changing and depending on how much money you made, the irs will now require these payment companies to issue a tax form 10 99 k detailing earnings income thresholds will then gradually decrease over the next few years for the 2024 tax year, the irs will require businesses t

shannon, as you were watching every detail of this as we first started report on the cease-fire deal being reached, benjamin netanyahu's office put out a statement suggesting, wait, wait, hold on, pumping the brakes because they were details to finalize possibly by tonight. the president confirmed that this deal has been reached. we have not seen a update with benjamin netanyahu's office. may be that happening and directly communicated before biden announced that to the world. i have not seen communication from benjamin netanyahu's office. >> i have any there and getting the details hammered out, we all know those are the sticking points. this has been a grueling, exhausting and tedious for everybody trying to get this deal done. netanyahu is not going to see anything he doesn't have to say and we did not want to award them or leave a faction of them to come back. our borders are dangerous and this is existential threat by hamas' own words. i am anxious to see more from the prime minister's office something more definitive but as president biden was walking away saying you will get t

. >> unless shannon bream comes on tomorrow and tells me a legitimate reason this should happen thisoing to look at the judge and say read the room, we have two terrorist attacks new year's day, middle east remains on fire, hemorrhaging funds to the rate ukrainian war and the american people just voted in donald trump, the popular and electoral vote. this is who people want to be the president and this site political posturing unless shannon bream tells me i'm wrong. >> to keep him out of the white house and poke at him know that is one. >> it's to get the headline, this will be the first convicted ellen president the united states has ever had and nobody cares about this. you go to the street right now, ask 100 people to tell you an elevator pitch, what was donald trump convicted of let's all 100 probably couldn't do it. l'affaire did not work. donald trump won the popular vote and republicans have the senate and they kept the house because people rejected the fact that weaponization of the political opponents named donald trump's argument for him when he talks about doing this just

in 16 minutes on the dw, the living shannon dw. how to make greener choices in your everyday lives. i tried to be working 32 hours a week to be better for the environment, but of course we shouldn't be not the, the, the living scientists, the untold story for details. it just going to be find it here. repos every weekend on d w. so you don't feel the same way you expect and once difference things from life than your parents, i just want to pursue what that's my thoughts hired or you think you kid is 2 different risk, irresponsible, unreasonable or port is nonsense. i want my son to become a doctor, is there an alternative plan? we've done everything to prevent a divorce, but nothing works so and it's time to.

do you have any news on instagram and follow up moving shannon dw postcard how to make greener choices in your everyday lives. i tried to be working 32 hours a week. could be better for the environment, but of course we shouldn't be not you'd be the living senate that has to flow to do you do the claim to tennis? she survived. oh sure. it's links to music. was the nazi's favorite conductor. he is martin, the degenerates to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about this sounds of power, inspiring story about survival of the home. i need to get the tennis. i was the only one who lives in nazi germany. watch now on youtube dw documentary, the hello and welcome to focus on. you're glad you could join us relations between europe at moscow, i grown increasingly tense since the russian invasion in ukraine. countries in northern europe has been observing cases of several 1000 espionage, especially in the baltic sea. there's being a series of unexplained incidents causing damage to other water pipelines and cables affecting you up sensitive infrastructure, rushing ships have been spa.

also it to shannon in the west— heathrow.nd also to dublin — the west of ireland and also to dublin. the other problem at manchester is the very high number— manchester is the very high number of flight cancellations. we are — number of flight cancellations. we are now up to 60 cancellations. some of those, like emirates, to divide, and cathey— like emirates, to divide, and cathay pacific to hong kong are due to — cathay pacific to hong kong are due to the fact to the plane that— due to the fact to the plane that was— due to the fact to the plane that was way out of position after — that was way out of position after the _ that was way out of position after the diversion but many of them, — after the diversion but many of them, for— after the diversion but many of them, for instance, we have got 26 cancellations in and out in an easyjet and that is certainly due to the first wave of flights _ certainly due to the first wave of flights being unable to get out as— of flights being unable to get out as normal. so that included c

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jd vance interesting with shannon.made the point this way. watch. >> president biden has left us an absolute dumpster fire. we're excited to get to work but need to be open and honest about the fact that president biden has not left the next administration in a good place. open southern border. bond yields went from 4.1 to 4.8 percent in a month. president biden has been running the largest peacetime deficits in the history of this country. >> bill: what is phenomenal how different the country and world is now than it was in january of 2017. >> it is incredible. foreign policy, two new wars on your watch with israel, which could wind down at some point. a huge accomplishment if it does. same with ukraine. afghanistan, so much has happened but jd vance one thing i was struck by the interview. such a good messenger for this administration. he talked about compassion and looking at people with compassion, the soft undertone to the policies they'll put forward. talked about the january 6th pardons and the way they will met

but shannon's saying we could get a ruling within a few days.e court, they usually work on molasses time. >> reporter: yeah. cheryl: this could change things. [laughter] hillary vaughn, thank you so much for that life report. hillary, it's great to see you. >>> all right. well, on monday is going to be back. she's going to a talk to billionaire and project liberty founder franklin court about his bid to buy tiktok, monday, 3 p.m. eastern time on "the claman countdown." we've got a fox business alert for you. delta airlines' stock is popping to a record on stronger than anticipated fourth quarter earning. delta posting adjusted earnings of $1.85 a share, $14.44 billion in revenue. that surpassed expectations of $1.75 and 14.18 billion. the company offering up strong guidance. >>> walgreens is set for its best day since 1980. better than expected results, reporting 51 cents adjusted earnings per share, 39.46 billion in rev. analysts forecasting earnings of 37 cents a share, $37.36 billion in revenue. the company did maintain its fiscal 2025 the ad

thank you so much, shannon. we appreciate it. we are watching a new wildfire burning right now in southern california. new pictures of the devastation almost unimaginable and we're live on the ground and just moments from now, the sentencing of president-elect donald trump is set to get underway in a new york city courtroom. he joins virtually. we'll have much more, stay with us. ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done... with mucinex kickstart. aaaaaaaaaaaaa. - headache? - better now. mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season. best thing i've ever done. that's what freddie told me. to change my life, it was the best thing i've ever done. really? yes, without a doubt. i don't have any anxiety about money anymore. great people. different people that's for sure and all of them had different reasons for getting a reverse mortgage. but you know what?, they all felt the same about two things they all love their home, and the

reporter shannon heckt has our top story. >> this city will be back. will be open to family and friends and loved ones who want some time to relax from the pressures of life. >> the day after the deadly terrorist attack on bourbon street, louisiana officials are encouraging the state to remember those lost but not hold back their lives out of fear believe you me, we care about each one of the lives that were lost in his city and that we will never forget them. but it would be a tragedy. if we let. their losses. be snuffed out because of fear. the fbi announced that bourbon street had been turned back to the city to control the cleanup and reopening ahead of the sugar bowl thursday afternoon. mayor cantrell's is that she's been working closely with federal officials to make that happen. our federal partners in washington listening to my plea personally for the additional resources to allow for the same to be clear and again, attending to our victims. senator bill cassidy said he would be attending the football game as a signnthat the city is resilient i

. >> we met shannon grooms when she walked up to talk to police. her family waiting since 4 a.m. >> we're just hopeful to get a couple minutes to grab some things and. and then get out of town. >> she was with her fiance, shay burns, and shay's 81 year old mother, judy mcelroy, trying to get back to their pacific palisades home. >> we don't have any answers and there's a lot of different information, which is why i'm posted up here. >> shannon couldn't get in. she told us about something she forgot to take. >> my aunt passed away recently, and she left me a small diamond, and i was saving to be able to afford to make it into a new ring. >> i asked for her address, hoping that if we passed her house while we were reporting, we might be able to help. a couple of hours later, we saw it. amazingly, it still standing because if you look around just across the street, their neighbors not nearly as lucky. they told us to. the door was unlocked because they had to evacuate so quickly. you can smell in here that it smells of smoke. i texted asking if she ne

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michael shannon is a great actor. he is from kentucky. he really inspired me to be an actor.arly in my career. you know, i think it is sometimes, you don't want to meet your heroes. you know. >> jordan: this must be awkward for you. >> yes, it is. [laughs] [applause] >> jordan: well, i hope i lived up to everything that was in your head. >> it was truly an honor. >> jordan: and when you get to play me in that biopic years down the line -- that movie is truly wonderful. i loved it. thank you very much. "a complete unknown" is in theate boyd holbrook. we're going to take a quick break, but we'll be right back after this. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ 39, 39.5, 40 degrees, spring is here! your cousin. from boston. break out the sam adams cold snap. a bright wheat ale with orange and lemon zest. ooof! rough night? it's sam season! at harbor freight, we do business differently from the other guys. we design and test our own tools and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'll love. welcome to the credit karmaverse. here we monitor your f

shannon. the canon is here to give us a breakdown. >> stimulus checks during the pandemic offered a much needed financial boost to many families. but others were left out and were unable to fix the mistake with the irs. well, that could be changing if you didn't receive one or more stimulus checks that you qualify for. be on the lookout at the mailbox because the irs says you might be receiving a stimulus check of up to $1400. the irs says this is part of their efforts to distribute around 2.4 billion dollars to taxpayers who failed to claim a recovery rebate credit on their 2021. tax returns as many as 1 million taxpayers are set to receive these payments. now, changing gears. if you are a small business owner or freelancer who uses payment platforms like venmo and paypal, this is for you tax reporting requirements are changing and depending on how much money you made, the irs will now require these payment companies to issue a tax form 10 99 k detailing earnings income thresholds will then g

. >> shannon mondelli lives nearby and says while the incident was disturbing, she wasn't overly concerned because stuff happens and we're not immune from it. >> but we also are really tight knit community. we have neighborhood watches on, you know, on our street for sure. >> danville police say it was sightings by neighbors near las trampas wilderness preserve that helped them find the suspect more than nine hours later. the sheriff's helicopter and officer spotted 26 year old clayton mckay wearing only pink underwear on camino encanto, about two miles away from the original burglary. he had ditched the black clothes and gloves he had been wearing and had no shoes on. mckay is being held at contra costa county jail on numerous felony counts. his bail is set at $350,000. police say during active searches, they eagerly welcomed tips of suspicious people who may be hiding in yards or neighborhoods. also in contra costa county, residents were unnerved by a shooting in september in orinda that authorities say was the result of road rage. >> two young, too fast. it was a #### of a kid. i hadn't

hi, shannon. i love making these little pumpkin pie cheeses for my family. they're the perfect appetizer for thanksgiving. all you need is some crackers, a block of cheddar cheese, and some cream cheese. look how cute and easy. love this. drew: thank you so much, everybody. we make the show for you. so take it with you. [applause] >> major: tonight, federal investigators find bomb-making materials in the homes of the new orleans attacker. plus, did city officials leave bourbon street vulnerable? and our interviews with the attacker's half-brother. >> so this came as much of a shock to you and the family as it did to everyone else? fair to say? >> absolutely. >> major: we are following a massive winter storm that is expected to bring blizzard conditions and frigid temperatures from the plains to the east coast. >> i haven't had that much faith in humanity in a very long time. >> major: and steve hartman's "on the road" with an unlikely pair of friends who know the power of the dollar. >> you give something away, you feel like you've got a lot of things from i

ask you to sort of shannon in the system under handed us here and we left the village. a bunk painted on the left on the ceiling is for the deal with this plan does. so it's not really in a key. and this is the process so that we can in a sealed and push them into some process. so the goal, more or less, especially, is shanetta. i'm going, the ceiling is a visa, but our spaces, the input of policy to is name was that i guess a with a proceed ease my data out the so if you send those to handle with the funding, mental leonard, he, uh, the money that 1st and even the, even like, you know that the, what i meant there on which, on which, on my son to the, the, there's no limit to how a dream continue to study in your own event, you know, counter and things the to hello. i'm sort of hide us in the hall. the top stories, hey, on al jazeera, syrian delegation has been holding folks and jordans comp, so i'm on it's part of regional to, to show up support for the new administration in damascus. i think it was conference earlier in online jordan's foreign minister hold for a stre

shannon sheets is in the back there. shannon, thank you for you did to make this book a success. yeah. we also have some elected officials here and delegate julian councilman julian jones, who is four time chair of the county council, former baltimore county councilman john murphy. i see you back there, delegate michelle guyton, a. and someone who i served with on the house judiciary committee, delegate mary louise price. mary, mary louise, nice to see you as well. and you know, we're so grateful that all of you are here. and i also to thank my family for being here. they've been instrumental this. so in the front row here, next to priscilla john's wife, we have my my sister, danielle, my sister jenny lee, and my nephew. thank you all for being here. finally, i want thank john frece john has spent spent years of his life full time researching and my father's life. and it wasn't it wasn't an easy task. my father's life was all over the place. and so john and priscilla, literally all over the world. so they went to ireland and research there. they went up to to new haven, connectic

shannon bream, rachel campos-duffy, will cain and jimmie johnson, predictions ahead of the wild cardbusy three hours kicks off at the top of the hour. todd and carley back in a couple. you are watching "fox and friends first." businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything. dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur. ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ ask your eye doctor about prescription miebo. >> carley: the los angeles fires slashed by over $17 million. but l.a. city mayor karen bass says it's had no impact on the wildfire response. >> go back and look at the reductions that

fellows elliott abrams, liana fix, shannon o'neil. we will discuss the global profile, how are countries around the world looking at this relationship? what are these countries doing in all of thee -- these regions? thank you all for joining us. i would like to welcome now bay fong and richard fontaine to the stage. thank you. bay: thank you all for joining us today. this will be a really interesting conversation. i have the pleasure of moderating this opening keynote session entitled no limits, the china-russia relationship and u.s. foreign policy. with my good friend, richard fontaine here in the room, and ams consider -- ambassador bob blackwill on the screen. we will have half an hour of conversation and you guys will be able to ask questions. so i wanted to start actually with ambassador blackwill. if you could lay out for us how you guys decided to write this report. >> thank you, bay. good to see all of you if only remotely. richard and i in the summer of 2003 were hard at work on our book on the pivot, and realized that an imp

vance talking to shannon about that yesterday. >> it will be because people are terrified thering bek like? it means enabling israelis to knockout final couple battalions of hamas and leadership and aggressive sanctions and financial penalties on those supporting terrorist organizations in the middle east. >> carley: there he is laying it out. are you anticipating a hostage deal in the next seven days? >> i think that is the hamas leadership, what is left of it after elimination of sinwar and others are on par. houthi are a designated terrorist organization. he eliminated terrorists out there. israel knows president trump will stand by and support their right to defend themselves. i think it is very clear that president trump and j.d. vance, vice president, will go forward and allow elimination of hamas. >> carley: thank you for joining us and thanks for details on that phone conversation you had with the governor. we'll be following it. with just days until he leaves office for the last time. president biden admitting regrets about how it all played out. >> do you regret your decisi

watch shannon bream on "fox news sunday" exclusive guest vice president length j.d. vance. ken martin a candidate to be chair of the democratic national committee. will also be joined by fema administrator deanne criswell see how she gets all that in there thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair beings balanced and still unafraid. make it a great weekend. "the ingraham angle" is now. >> laura: good evening, everywhere. i'm laura ingraham "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight as always thank you very much for spending some time with us. tonight, trump gets the last laugh against the democrats' pathetic lawfare campaign. >> it was done to damage my reputation so i would lose the elections and obviously that didn't work. >> joe biden is as delusional as ever. >> i would have beaten trump, could have beaten trump, and i think that kamala could have beaten trump. >> laura: that's funny for friday night. in moments legendary actor mel gibson joins me live after his home was destroyed in the california wildfires. and it's ano

his look at the interview with shannon bream. >> anyway six pardons the process, where is the line drawn who will or wouldn't be considered? >> if you tested peacefully january 6 and you have merrick garland department of justice treat the you like a gang member, he should be pardoned. if you committed violence on that day, obviously you shouldn't be pardons and there's a gray area that we are committed to seeing you will administration of law and there are a lot of people we think in the wake of january 6 who were prosecuted unfairly and we need to rectify that. >> it sounds reasonable. we watched president biden pardoned the body and their mother including hunter biden said they will take a look and they are going to do what's right. what we are talking about, jack smith and this report in the fact that we got a weaponize department of justice and they want to release the report just to smear the president. i don't often give advice to democrats but i will say this instead of focusing on that, look in the mirror and think about why you lost the election instead of trying to go after do

shannon behnken gives us a breakdown. >> stimulus checks during the pandemic offered a much needed financial boost to many families. but others were left out and were unable to fix the mistake with the irs. well, that could be changing if you didn't receive one or more stimulus checks that you qualify for. be on the lookout at the mailbox because the irs says you might be receiving a stimulus check of up to $1400. the irs says this is part of their efforts to distribute around 2.4 billion dollars to taxpayers who fail to claim a recovery rebate credit on their 2021. tax returns as many as 1 million taxpayers are set to receive these payments. now, changing gears. if you are a small business owner or freelancer who uses payment platforms like venmo and paypal, this is for you tax reporting requirements are changing and depending on how much money you made, the irs will now require these payment companies to issue a tax form 10 99 k detailing earnings income thresholds will then gradually decrease over the next few years for the 2024 tax year, the irs will require businesses to report income f

fox news sunday anchor and chief legal correspondent shannon breen now with d with the lates. >> it comest that will last at least a couple hours as the nine justices wade through the dispute. let me tell you of what tiktok is saying. they say this is about the first amendment and free speech. they say it will silence the speech, if you get rid of them, if they don't divest by january 19th, it will silence the speech of many americans who use the platform to communicate about politics, come mothers, art, and other matters of public concern. they say countless small businesses will suffer substantial and unrecoverable monetary and competitive arms. they don't want the law that had tons of bipartisan support, signed by president biden, they don't want it to go into effect january 19th but if they haven't divested by then that's a real possibility. the justice department arguing in favor of the law, has this to say to the supreme court. they say tiktok collects vast swaths of data about tens of millions of americans which the prc could use for espionage or blackmail. they say the act leaves

death toll continues to rise advice and president-elect jd vance telling "fox news sunday" anchor shannonhis morning that california it was just not prepared. watch. >> of your political affiliation it's hard not to see those images and just be heartbroken for our fellow americans going through a very tough time. i do think frankly the federal government has to do better job at president trump is committed to doing a better job when it comes to disaster relief. >> is a fires a in bern and the santa ana winds are, which is not welcome news for seven people watching right now california, governor gavin newsom somehow had time to record a podcast out there pretty sat down pod's save america podcast and says he has been getting not very good or straight answers from local officials. >> i'm the governor of california want to know the answer but got a question i can't tell you how many people what happened. my own team is saying what happened i went to get the answers. they won't give me straight answers i watch the press conference with some of those leaders. we had my team start talking to lo