shelley rushed to call for help. all the phone lines were down.lley says she tried to put embers out on her son's roof with a hose, but the water was turned off network. 10 news first in australia reported that shelley drove to the local fire station, but they also didn't have any water. they said we've got no >> and i said, oh, my god, my son money is locked in his room when she made it back to the property. >> cottage was gone when fire department brought me back. these cottages the to the as the horrific blafes spread. rufus lee, in part due to heavy winds. l a mayor says once the fires are out, officials will look at what worked and what didn't to help prevent a historic tragedy like this from ever happening again, examining what happened. i want a full investigation of every level. >> in the midst of heavy heart break. shelley says there's a little comfort knowing how her son died. >> he died with carbon monoxide poisoning rather than the i didn't want any pain from a bit. >> i'm jewell hillery. >> next to it. and the fbi trying to figure out

really. >> shelley and paul were engaged in racial justice efforts with organizations like the naacp and women in action. >> we organized in order to get some a black member on the city council. >> shelley's granddaughter, jamaica hughes, lived in one of the family homes that was destroyed. >> i raised my kids here. their friends are reaching out. i've had friends reach out to me literally from junior high school. >> hughes is determined to return and rebuild a wish her 93 year old grandmother echoes. >> i would hope for altadena to rebuild. i don't think i'll be here to see altadena rebuild, but i do hope that altadena rebuilds because it's a wonderful place. >> today, altadena is a diverse community, roughly 18% african american and 27% latino. >> give honor and homage to the diversity of our community. there is a large japanese presence in altadena. >> veronica jones, a lifelong resident of altadena and president of the altadena historical society, hopes the voices of these residents are at the center of an equitable rebuilding of the city. she also has a message to the many inter

that was our la correspondent, emma vardy, speaking to shelley sykes.fe has been found guilty of assault and prolonged domestic violence but cleared of her manslaughter. ryan wellings, from bispham in lancashire, became the first defendant to be tried before a jury accused of the unlawful killing of his partner after kiena dawes, 23, took her own life following domestic violence. the 30—year—old landscape gardener was found not guilty of manslaughter and guilty of assault and coercive and controlling behaviour between january 2020 and july 2022 after a trial at preston crown court. he will be sentenced on thursday. our correspondent nick garnett had this update outside preston crown court. it was so scared for corrosive and destructive relationship. she suffered from years of abuse at the hands of ryan wellings. she called the police to her house on a number of occasions. one day she 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

shelley sykes speaking to our correspondent emma vardy.pressed sympathy but denied her claims saying that the water service remained available and uninterrupted to her property and the surrounding communities throughout the fire. we will of course be following the story of the la fires throughout the day. there are reports this morning that israel and hamas have been given a final draft of a ceasefire and hostage release deal to end the war in gaza, according to the reuters news agency. a breakthrough was reportedly reached in doha after midnight following talks between israel's spy chiefs, president elect trump's middle east envoy and the prime minister of qatar. it comes as president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu held talks over the phone for the first time in three months. for more on this let's speak to our middle east correspondent who is injerusalem for us. obviously negotiations have stalled numerous times so why optimism this time round? if is optimism this time round? it is uuite optimism this time round? it

rory had cerebral palsy and struggled with mobility — his mother shelley sykes has been speaking to our rdy. i said to him, "we've got to go down to the main house, we're on standby. " he says, "i'm not leaving, mum, you just go." isaid, "no, rory, get ready. be prepared." and he said, "no, i'm not going. you sort yourself out." and you know, he's stubborn. but then he showed me he couldn't walk. he's already on crutches, but his feet had swelled so badly. anyway, it got thicker and thicker. and then the fire actually came behind the property and the smoke was just intense. at 3 or 4am in the morning, they sent the emergency — you've got to evacuate. so i wrapped myself up, went up to the cottage and said to rory, "come on, we've got to either come to the house or let's jump in the car and go down." and he just didn't want to leave. so i raced down, and i raced to the fire station up the road. the truck went up to my house and they were on the radio — to cinders and ash. there wasn't any tiles in his bathroom. there was no... there was no sides, no... it was just... well, you've seen it

. >> shelley palmer is a professor of advanced media. >> the question is, do you trust the company andre they going to do with it after they're done helping you? >> consumer reports looked at ten fitness brands and found they all collect information like your weight, gender, age, workout info, and even details about your diet, injuries and shoe size. the real concern is when your equipment is connected to other apps. your workout machine starts to know how you sleep, your social media, your web browsing. some companies even ask to record how you smell. >> so it's not so much that they want to know how much you smell. they can use that information to socially engineer. >> cybersecurity expert robert siciliano warns cyber thieves could go after this valuable new source of data. >> they can use that information against you to make you think it's the exercise company, so that they can get you to cough up credit card numbers, social security numbers, any personal identifying information that might lead to financial fraud. >> some equipment even keeps an audio visual recording of your workou

difficult as a black person to get past grant pass woodbury realty. >> shelley and paul were engagedfforts with organizations like the naacp and women in action. >> we organized in order to get some a black member on the city council. >> shelley's granddaughter, jamaica hughes, lived in one of the family homes that was destroyed. >> i raised my kids here. their friends are reaching out. i've had friends reach out to me literally from junior high school. >> hughes is determined to return and rebuild a wish her 93 year old grandmother echoes. >> i would hope for altadena to rebuild. i don't think i'll be here to see altadena rebuild, but i do hope that altadena rebuilds because it's a wonderful place. >> today, altadena is a diverse community. roughly 18% african american and 27% latino. >> give honor and homage to the diversity of our community. there is a large japanese presence in altadena. >> veronica jones, a lifelong resident of altadena and president of the altadena historical society, hopes the voices of these residents are at the center of an equitable rebuilding of the city.

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mike: senator shelley moore capito -- >> thank you. enjoy the inauguration weekend. >> i will. we're all excited. mike: we'll get into a lot more on the ceasefire deal and how lawmakers are planning to work with the incoming trump administration with democratic washington congressman and ranking member of the house armed services committee adam smith. you don't want to miss him. >>> but first, the israeli government approving the ceasefire deal with hamas early this morning. what can we expect when it takes effect tomorrow? we'll go there live next. ♪ ♪ mike: and later, trump making illegal immigration a top priority for his white house return. the actions his incoming border czar tom toman's planning to take -- tom homan's planning to take in the first week. ♪ ♪ an so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as seven days. now i can help again feel the difference with nervive. with so many choices on booking.com there are so many tina feys i could be. so i hired body doubles. mountain climbin

republican west virginia senator shelley moore capito told fox news sunday that she was impressed with kennedy. after meeting with him. >> he came back with he's not anti-vaccination, he just is anti. he wants to have its science based and that's what he kept going back to. let's have basic science to make these decisions. >> this week hearings will be held for pam bondi to be the attorney general. she's expected to be confirmed easily, but will likely face tough questions about the independence of the justice department and pardons for the january 6th rioters. and florida senator marco rubio is also likely to have an easy time getting approved by his colleagues to be the next secretary of state. maryalice parks, abc news, washington. >> all right, maryalice, thank you for that. the eastern u.s. is in store for an arctic blast this week. minneapolis and chicago will feel like it's well below zero through wednesday morning. windchills in d.c. feeling like 12 degrees this morning. and it will feel like it's below zero as far south as north carolina by tomorrow. boston and the single digi

. >> shelley griffith and two girlfriends plan to meet julie around 10 p.m. she got off work at this greenbelt strip mall. >> i was going to get julie the night she got killed and she wasn't there, but her belongings were. >> it was odd. julie had been seen waiting in that very spot just minutes earlier. >> we're like, what is going on here? that's her stuff. >> her panicked friends notified her mother and the police. >> it became a murder investigation. about 7.5 hours later. >> that's when a passerby found julie's body in a park about five miles away. at 530 the next morning, her throat was cut, but it was later determined that she died from strangulation. homicide detective bernard nelson says there was no sign of robbery or sexual assault, but there were said to be bruises on julie's hands, indicating she fought for her life. the violent murder had all of greenbelt on edge. >> it shook the neighborhood, shook him up quite a bit because they're not used to something like this. >> witnesses reported seeing several suspicious vehicles at the strip mall where

the soon after the upper floors of the holiday inn was set on fire by intensive shelley . the fighting on the ground spread into what was called set to full weather for lunches had begun using the hilton as a snow like the base. in the days leading up to the stone to the civil war, to be rude, hilton that'd been preparing for its grand opening. but that never took place. instead, militias, on both sides checked in before any v i t guests. this rare, all kinds video shows the moment when the left wing fighters seize the lobby of the hilton off of the for lunches to withdraw into the positions in the holiday. and the important thing if you are walking around in bare root was not to be in the line of fire from the holiday. and my name is tim. so and i was the bbc's, middle east correspondence in bay. ruth, in the seventy's eighty's and ninety's. i was in bay roots during the much of the 1180. so i remember once trying to get down to the holiday inn to try and make some sort of effort to get into it, to interview the for lunches. and just as far as getting to the point in an a

rory had cerebral palsy and struggled with mobility — his mother shelley sykes has been speaking to ours, "i'm not leaving, mum, you just go." isaid, "no, rory, get ready. be prepared." and he said, "no, i'm not going. "you sort yourself out." and you know, he's stubborn. but then he showed me he couldn't walk. he's already on crutches, but his feet had swelled so badly. anyway, it got thicker and thicker. and then the fire actually came behind the property and the smoke was just intense. at 3 or 4am in the morning, they sent the emergency — you've got to evacuate. so i wrapped myself up, went up to the cottage and said to rory, "come on, we've got to either come to the house or let's jump in the car and go down." and he just didn't want to leave. so i raced down, and i raced to the fire station up the road. the truck went up to my house and they were on the radio — just check if it's the third cottage or whatever where he's in. and then, within an hour, they came back and said, "we want you to come up." so i'm thinking, "oh, my god, they haven't brought "rory back with them." so, you k

another tv cruise rooms were hit by snipers and shelley. the mountain bell and his crew would truck inside the hotel without the gentlest guests and stuff. these red pitches shopped by the bbc's eric pound showed the crew doing a live link from london. we may have going on around so we were on the balcony of the hotel above and while we were there, a huge battle erupted all around us. boston, excuse me. but it is, it is the thing to see that working at the moment because it is not as you can get around me the whole thing. and then sometimes things happen and i filled the air above my head. somebody was happening to it. a bulletin whistle by and, and, and sucked the arch of it and it hit the wall behind me. it's an excuse me, i just want to break off because we had somebody once into, into the garage here. under that point, i turned to the camera man and i said look, let's get the hell out of here for our own safety. and we just place down and went inside. and that was the last time we did alive to way in the public space in boston. if i've

i always remember in a poem by shelley called a prometheus on bound and it talks about to forgive ron's dark or the night when when we carry with us this idea of being wrong, then we got to pay back people. that's a burden that weighs heavy on someone's heart and soul. and so to, to free herself of it and basically shape. okay, i know it happened, but i'm going to move forward. and in some cases, even i forgive you. but really, the, the real test of power is to be able to meet all of those in attempts to undermine you and attack you and, and degrade you to meet at all and not go down in bitterness, but the rise of up and to find means of serving the public who elected you? that is because image. thank you and that's it for the show will be back on monday with doug band that would be full of a special assistant or president roland reagan, and he'll then give it to us by the social media if it's not sense of new country and, and what channels are you guys have your normal? don't come to watch, new and old episodes going on the go and see you monday, the if you think about russia, what doe

finished our agenda items and reached 69 mutually beneficial outcomes. 0ur political correspondent, shelleyey have _ what have they? the chancellor said they have reached - what have they? the chancellor said they have reached many . said they have reached many agreements were £600 million to the uk government over a number of years. one of things to talked about was lifting the barriers on market access to areas like agrifood. another areas like agrifood. another area was a financial services. it was quite a short press conference and will have to wait to get more details on those but the chancellor will be pleased to have some concrete outcomes that you can point to. that some people have been questioning how much was really going to come out of this trip and she said it was about to boosting the economy and trade. i thought it was interesting, it was quite warm, the press conference. under the new labour government they do seem to be taking a different approach on china, they have talked about the three cs, cooperation, competition it where necessary but they said they will challenge whe

earlier i spoke to our political correspondent, shelley phelps and asked her what the chancellor hashat was talked about was a lifting of barriers on market access, on things like agri food. another area we were told there would be more cooperation was on financial services, for example. so it was quite a short press conference. so we'll have to wait to get more details on those. but the chancellor will certainly be pleased to have some concrete outcomes that she can point to. you know, some people had been questioning, well, how much was really going to come out of this trip. and of course, she said it was all about boosting the economy and trade. and i thought it was interesting. it was quite warm, wasn't it, that press conference. and under the new labour government, they do seem to be, you know, taking a different approach on china, wanting to engage more. they've talked about what they call the three cs. so that is cooperation where they say that that's the right thing to do, competition where necessary. but they've said they'll challenge where they must because tensions had bee

i always remember in a poem by a shelley called the prometheus on bound. and it talks about to forgive ron's dark or the night when when we carry with us this idea of being wrong, then we got to pay back people. that's a burden that weighs heavy on someone's heart and soul and show to, to free herself of it. and basically say, okay, i know what happened, but i'm going to move forward. and in some cases, even i forgive you. but, but really the, the real test of power is to be able to meet all of those in attempts to undermine you and attack you and, and degrade you to meet at all and not go down in bitterness, but the rise up and to find means of serving the public who elected you? that is because then it's thank you and that's after the show will be back on monday with doug band that will be full of a special assistant or president roland reagan, and you'll then give it to us by the social media. if it's not sense and you'll country and i do i channel the guys have your normal, don't come to watch new and old episodes going on the going see monday, the new

poppy alora, teeth plummets and also miss ours. donald trump selection big 3 is search advice on shelley and just by us congress. we retail, the republicans long, rocky road to a 2nd presidency the broadcasting from moscow every hour of the day. this is archie, welcome to the news dropped into double figures. indonesia is joining breaks as a full member, enlarging the block to 10 nations. being 9 spent was made by presented, which is currently touring the organization in the exercise of the brazilian presidency of bricks which began on january 1st and will extend until december 31st 2025. the brazilian government announced today january 6, the formal entry of the republic of indonesia into bricks as a full member in indonesia is candidacy receive the endorsement of the leaders of the group at the johannesburg summit in august 2023 in the context of the process of expanding the framework of full members of bricks. it's the new year and we can see that this is a new era for indonesia as well. especially when we talk about you may have becoming the full member of briggs in the media has not

the assassination in shelley, the former venezuelan military officer who was then a political refugee in chile underscores the sophistication and boldness of some of these measures. my guest today is felix maradiaga, a fearless in organizing efforts against the 13 regimes around the world, and in protecting democracy advocates and dissidents. among many other roles he is a trustee at freedom house. felix, undaunted welcome to hudson institute today. thank you for joining us. >> daniel, i'm honored to be here. >> so i want to start with your own experience because it illustrates so much of what we're talking about today, and you were the second generation in your family that is suffered political dissidents. can you talk about your experience? >> as someone famously said there is small countries that produce more history than we can consume. nicaragua is certainly one of those. as you know we had 40 years of the military regime and in 1979 some nicaraguans most nicaraguans believed that we were going to have a new democratic era. i personally some nicaraguans might disagree with me tha

resonating loud and clear should go beyond these specific individuals and their bravery stories. shelley was honest, as always, the chinese good to have you here in the studio. good to have you here to help us to put in the context of this. it is anniversary of the liberation announcements. thank you. you're welcome. all right, so we're going to move on now to other news of today, tens of thousands of palestinians are returning to their homes in northern gauze, if for the 1st time in more than a year, israel lifted restrictions on access after resolving a dispute with a moss over the latest hosted release, many are making the journey on foot displaced, palestinians on their way back home to northern gazda. they are returning for the 1st time since the start of the war as part of the ceasefire deal between israel and tomas. we want to go see our family. we want to see my mother and father. we haven't seen them for 15 months. it's been a long time since we're waiting to see them. and now we're going to live. it's a great feeling when you go back on back to your family, relatives, and loved

republican west virginia senator shelley moore capito told fox news sunday that she was impressed withdy. after meeting with him. >> he came back with he's not anti-vaccination, he just is anti. he wants to have it science based. and that's what he kept going back to. let's have basic science to make these decisions. >> this week he will be held for pam bondi to be the attorney general. she's expected to be confirmed easily, but will likely face tough questions about the independence of the justice department and pardons for january 6th. rioters and florida senator marco rubio is also likely to have an easy time getting approved by his colleagues to be the next secretary of state. maryalice parks, abc news, washington. >> still ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11, an annual san francisco tradition returns with a run and a sweet treat waiting at the finish line. >> i'm spencer christian. temperatures are going to tumble overnight. it's going to be frosty out there. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year p

and shelley andrew to 37 around 30 minutes. items back to you. thank you. reyna 6, 17 police in palo alto are investigating a robbery and assault that happened on a hiking trail in the bay. lund's nature preserve man was attacked while he was riding his e-bike monday morning on adobe creek loop trail. he was tackled and then the attacker stole his pants. wallet, bicycle, and then fled the attacker is described as a man in his early 20's. he was wearing a black sweatshirt and white shorts. authorities are asking anybody who saw anything to come forward. will the alameda county narcotics task force has arrested 4 people after a major drug bust in east oakland. authorities seize 28 kilograms of fentanyl. >> and 150,000 $55,000 in in cash all after investigating traffic operation. so 3 men and a woman have been book now on multiple charges, including conspiracy and fentanyl possession for sale. investigators say they seized fentanyl, which is worth more than $700,000. happening this morning at 10, 30, the family of a woman who was killed at the powell street ba

that is the event that senator shelley more says really help you gain more support prayer. >> she hasxplained i think a lot of some of the misinformation that has been out there. she is getting ready to testify before a committee. will see how she does. >> there are going to be tough questions. we are told of these nominees are prepared and ready for that. tulsi gabbard does still not have a date for her confirmation hearing. it really has been the center of the political universe. there are so many politicians spotted coming and going like john fetterman who met with trump over the weekend. a lot happening on the ground in florida before he goes to washington, d.c. >> john: a lot i had before we get here to washington, d.c. alexis mcadams for us. thank you. now this. >> in this moment. >> don't. don't. don't. don't, don't. >> sandra: we remember. moments from now, president biden is said to give his final foreign policy speech as president and chief. does the well-respected's authority more than it did four years ago? >> john: the devastating wildfires highlighting an insurance crisi

talking to senator shelley moore capito of west virginia on the radio today.ck on confirmation. >> bret: i was watching senator joni ernst from iowa closely on her questioning. here is just a piece of that. >> i had the privilege of serving in uniform for over 23 years let's make it clear for everyone here today. as secretary of defense, will i support women continuing to have the opportunity to serve in combat roles? >> yes. women will have access to ground combat roles, given the standards remain high and we'll have a review to ensure the standards have not been eroded. >> bret: and, josh, tonight, senator ernst came out and said she is going to vote for confirmation. >> that's really the biggest one on the republican side, i think. at least on that committee. >> that's the biggest development. that's the most important exchange all day, right? because ultimately what guy said is absolutely right. this is about 53 republican senators and whether they are articulating any sort of concerns hold up a confirmation. i think johnny ernst was the first to stick her

and shelley andrew to 30 down to 37 around. 22 minutes starting back to you. great. thank you. 6.17 is the time now to the latest on the wildfires burning in southern california this morning. crews say they've been able to get a better handle. >> on the eaton fire, that's the one burning in altadena. they say that one is more than 50% contained. firefighters from southern california in the bay area and beyond have been working around the clock to try put these fires out. that heat and fire has burned more than 14,000 acres and destroyed more than 7,000 structures. most of which are homes. some people are still waiting for the ok to return to their burned out neighborhoods to survey the damage. meantime, crews have also gained ground on the palisades fire. that fire now 27% contained. those flames have burned more than 23,000 acres since it first broke out last tuesday. more than 5,000 structures have been destroyed in that fire. officials also say the death toll across both the eaton and palisades fire has now risen to 20 7. more than 30 people are still considered m

joining is now west virginia senator shelley capito.ood to have you this morning, senator. >> thanks you for having me on. shannon: out to get to it walkies builders is a one bill is within your time spells it out some republicans argue they should pass to bills in order to quickly push through legislation focus on immigration at the southern border. but republicans devoted to lowering taxes pressed for one mammoth built to ensure tax cuts are not left on the cutting room floor. what are some of the logistical considerations on how to get this done? >> i think the most important aspect of it is we have a wonderful opportunity here with the president coming in and control of the house and senate. when you seize this opportunity. the american people are demanding it that's what the election was about in november. i think we want to have a success hesuccessor whether it'l or two bill i don't think it really matters as much as we get it across the finish line quickly and then it has the results of a border, unleashing energy, taxes and all

his mother, shelley, wrote, "despite the pain, he is still enthused about traveling the world with mealt are with those families and all of those who suffered losses in the fires. that is the news hour. i am geoff bennett. amna: i'm on none of oz. on behalf of the news hour team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the pbs news hour has been provided by -- >> in 1985, 2 friends set out to make wireless coverage accessible to all. with no long-term contracts, nationwide coverage, and 100% u.s.-based customer support. consumer cellular, freedom calls. >> carnegie corporation of new york, working to reduce political polarization through philanthropic support for education, democracy and peace. more information at carnegie.org. ♪ >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.] >> you're watching pbs. ♪ >>>

and shelley andrew down to 2.37. about 26 minutes or is back to you 6.18, right now and fire crews are making significant progress now on the 2 biggest and deadliest fires in southern california. the palisades fire is 70% contained right now. it's 23,000 acres that have burned so far. and the other one is the eaton fire, which is 95% contained. it has burned more than 14,000 acre in both of them. obviously, as you can see in the video, destroying tens of thousands of structures. crews are gaining the upper hand. now 2 on the hughes fire that is in just north of santa clarita. that area, it's 36% contained longer way to go there. but it's smaller. it's burned about 10,000 acres. it only started around 10:30am, in the morning wednesday. and luckily in this one, no homes have been burned so far. still, there are ag evacuation orders in effect for about 30,000 people. >> well, happening today, president donald trump is expected to be here in california as he's set to tour areas devastated by those wildfires palisades and

you had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, shelley wright, the dixie chicks, shania twain, let's go girls come on. i remember when shania twain came out. i was just obsessed with her. i thought it was because i was really attracted to her. but come to find out, i just wanted to be her best friend. and is the prerogative to have a better fun in up over totally crazy in all fields in our society. >> now. women. >> i wouldn't say dominating. i think that they're just rising to their true place. i feel like the woman. >> as things wore on, it became a great decade to be a girl. >> i just can't stop loving you now. >> after years of singing backup for such stars as michael jackson and rod stewart, she exploded onto the music scene in 1993 with her album tuesday night music club. all i wanna do is have some fun. >> i got a feeling i'm not the only one. >> radio has been so long in coming and playing female artists, so it's definitely a different sort of environment and attitude now. female artists like sheryl crow or liz phair, even though they had success, they were still routinely marginalize

his mother, shelley, describes him as beautiful and wonderful. president joe biden says he and the federal government are making every effort to aid california's firefighting and provide support in what will be a difficult aftermath. cnn's julia benbrook reports from the white house. >> the biden administration says it is in constant communication with california governor gavin newsom and los angeles mayor karen bass. >> those two leaders were a part of a briefing where biden was updated on the efforts to suppress the fires across l.a., and how federal resources are being used to assist with the response on the ground. >> following that briefing, biden said that his team would continue to work 24 over seven with state and local officials. >> this promise comes as biden has just over a week left in office. >> we're going to make sure california has every possible resource to fight these fires and help survivors. this is not going to be over even when all the fires are out. it's just going to be beginning. and the change in insurance policy in cali