laughter ] >> steve: chair-ito. >> jimmy: no, no. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: it's c-e-r-r-i-t-o. >> steveimmy: yeah. >> steve: "little cer." >> jimmy: maybe it's ser-ito. sorry. >> steve: cerrito, okay. >> jimmy: i apologize. it's not chairito. that actually is "little chair." [ light laughter ] i just heard -- we booked little chair. they're gonna be on the show next week. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: oh, my god. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: little chair is coming on. >> steve: oh, my god, mod sun's sitting in one. [ laughter ] this is chairito. >> jimmy: that's little chair. yeah, yeah, that's little chair. yeah. this is cerrito. >> steve: cerrito. >> jimmy: sorry, i apologize. >> steve: that's okay. >> jimmy: anyways -- there'no way. [ light laughter ] this is insane. >> questlove: show it. >> jimmy: i don't even want to show this one. >> tariq: show it. >> questlove: show it, man. come on. >> jimmy: this shouldn't even be an option. this is option c. this is cerrito. [ laughter ] ♪ why are you laughing, man? that's not what it -- >> questlove: i'm voting for c.

>> steve: hey! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "wham." "wham." >> steve: "wham"? "wham" is the name of the new record, yeah. guys, right now i'm about to play you some real songs from real bands that i think that you should avoid. it's time for my "do not play" list. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ do not play do not play do not play these songs these songs ♪ >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: some goodies. >> steve: these are reals. >> jimmy: these are -- before we start, i want you to know that all -- every artist and every song i'm about to play for you is 100% real. okay, these are actual -- [ light laughter ] quest, these are actual bands and actual songs. you can get 'em on amazon -- wherever you get your music, spotify, deezer. >> steve: sure. sklimbly. >> jimmy: limewire, i mean, whatever. >> steve: napster, whatever it is. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: wherever you get your music, these are real. >> questlove: okay. >> jimmy: these are real. so let's see what's on my "do not play" list. you think these are --? >> questlove: yeah, i think you guys make 'em up

steve it is 7:30 now. of trump's top cabinet picks senators, including marco rubio and ratcliffe as calls for confirmation of national security team as you see right there. senator tom cotton will be among those questioning mr. ratcliffe after attending pete hegseth's hearing yesterday and joins you live. good morning to you, senator. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: let's talk a little bit about john ratcliffe for cia director. is he not going to have trouble. he has been confirmed before. >> i don't think so. as chairman of the intelligence committee i will reside over the hearing this morning. director of national intelligence. he and i agree that the cia is vintle for our country but we have to get it back to its roots. simply not doing good enough job about our adversaries around the world. for instance, i don't think anyone in washington anticipated that jihad rebels were going to rampage across syria and topple the assad tyranny over thanksgiving. that's the kind of failure we need address. we need

. >> steve: in five seconds, it will be 8:00 in new york city. >> brian: let's wait it out. >> steve: okay, it's 8:00, welcome to wednesday, january 15th edition of "fox and friends." out west new red flag warning as dangerous winds expected to fan the l.a. wildfires again today. what fox news is seeing on the ground as the death toll rises to 24. >> ainsley: six confirmation hearings happening on capitol hill, the big questions trump's nominees will face. >> brian: plus, biden's last dance, what he'll say in his farewell address. his latest move leaving republicans speechless. >> lawrence: final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: in an hour and a half confirmation hearings begin for six cabinet nominees including top picks like secretary of state nominee marco rubio. >> steve: lucas tomlinson is on capitol hill in washington with a preview. lucas. >> lucas: that is right, confirmation hearings begin for donald trump's national security team, pam bondi for attorney general, marco rubio for secretary of state, john ratcliffe at cia, sean duffy, t transportation,

of course, steve, over to you. >> steve: you mentioned my beloved kansas. to my sister she says she has never seen as much snow in central kansas. >> janice: for some people it's a lifetime event. certainly. >> steve: janice, thank you very much for the warning about the terrible weather today. suspect with 87 prior arrests now accused of two subway attacks. while the career criminal was each allowed on the streets. that story coming up on "fox & friends." ♪ have you always had trouble with your weight? same. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events such as death, heart attack, or stroke in adults with known heart disease and obesity. don't use wegovy® with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines, or in children under 12. don't take if you or your family had mtc, men 2, or if allergic to it. tell your provider if you plan to have surgery or a procedure, are breast

>> steve: i'm doing okay.trump a couple days ago on the way out joe biden is trying to stab him in the back when it comes to his plan to on day one drill, baby drill, now with joe biden it's kind of like you got to go to court first. >> well, it's kind of one last kick if the gut before he walks out the door and we have been fighting these policies from the day he took office. and started this assault on the oil and gas industry. and, you know, louisiana certainly has been a leader in that fight, and i'll continue to do that. we just, you know, can't let this kind of action stand. >> steve: right. it, you know, donald trump has said that as soon as he takes office, he will, you know, get rid of it, but it's not that easy. because the way the biden people put it in, it's pretty much law. that's why you are filing the lawsuit. so, you know, the lawsuit comes out, let's say next week. the biden administration would defend their position in court but then when donald trump takes over. suddenly you got the trump pe

they are asking for patience, steve. >> steve: yeah. >> brian: i know there's a couple things.ass has a petition going off the charts to get her to resign. >> ainsley: and with gavin newsom. >> brian: starting to move for a recall of gavin newsom. now, the one thing that could help, griff, if there was a crackdown on gouging on rents and leases. it has to be market value. because i hear people are getting into bidding wars, paying ridiculous amount of money because they happen to be middle class or upper middle class to bid on condos in burbank and zuma beach and the money is almost criminal. these people have to have zero ethics. but that's what is happening. is that possible? griff griff you know, brian, when these fires -- if and when they are finally contained in that part of the story dies down, the price gouging in the insurance stories are going to be front and center. and i don't have an answer for you but i can tell you we have been -- i have been inundated literally around the clock with people talking about price gouging about rent, about property that is certainly g

>> steve: get out of here! >> jimmy: are you kidding me? >> steve: never!y: yeah, i read that now tiktok is pushing users to download its sister app called lemon8. yeah, i didn't even know tiktok had a sister app. [ light laughter ] it's like hearing a famous actor had a less successful sibling who also acts. it's like, "there's a a steve cumberbatch?" [ laughter ] some business news. walmart is making waves after changing its logo for the first time in 20 years. yep, here's walmart's old logo. and now here's the brand-new logo. [ laughter and applause ] [ rim shot ] ♪ wow. well, to discuss this change, please welcome, via satellite, walmart's graphic designer, lucas moore. lucas. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, jimmy. great to be here. >> jimmy: so lucas, take us through the creative process you used when designing this new logo. >> for sure, jimmy. so i made it bold. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. walmart's graphic designer, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] he made it bold. did you guys see this? starbucks is rolling out a n

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steve, my friend, thank you. thank you for your leadership of this great agency come of its dedicated men and women. your tireless efforts leave atf and the justice department a better place. i am grateful for your partnership and your leadership and your friendship. thank you. [applause] >> thank you deputy attorney general monaco. i should have noted at the beginning that due to the deputy attorney general and the attorney general schedules we did have some scheduling changes and the attorney general would be speaking later on in the program. thank you for your flexibility and we are honored to have both of them here with us today. likewise the deputy attorney general may be not be able to stay for the whole event we are so honored you could open for us today. thank you so much. when i spoke earlier about the incredible people at atf, this is best exemplified by our next three presenters, starting with our deputy director marvin richardson. deputy director richardson is traveling right now but he would not have

steve has demonstrated that commitment time and again. always there for those who run toward danger. always there to comfort the families of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. steve, thank you for your leadership of this great agency. your tireless efforts leave atf and the justice department a better place. i'm grateful for your partnership, leadership and friendship. thank you. >> thank you very much deputy attorney general monaco. i should have noted at the beginning, due to scheduling, we had some changes and the attorney general would be speaking later on in the program so thank you for your flexibility to have both of them with us today. likewise the deputy attorney general may not be able to stay for the whole event and we are so honored that you could open for us today thank you very much. when i spoke about the incredible people at atf, this is best exemplified by our next three presenters. deputy director richardson is traveling right now but he would not have missed the opportunity to give our director remarks and express h

steve. >> steve: joe biden is busy these days on the way out. thanks. somebody used to work in that bu building behind madeleine rivera is sarah huckabee sanders, joins us now from arkansas, i believe. good morning, governor. >> good morning, great to be with you. >> steve: great to have you, happy new year. we heard donald trump say drill, baby, drill. what is joe biden doing? putting as many speed bumps in front of him as he possibly can. sgls thank goodness joe biden did not have that much power since donald trump won in november. he's trying to do as many things as possible and destroying everything that donald trump spent four years in office doing. we only have a few more days of this destructive administration before donald trump takes office again. not only did donald trump make america energy independent, he made america energy dominant, that is key for financial and national security. this is not just something people are talking about whether o offshore drilling you hear about. this is impact ing everyday americans because gas prices are up 3

back to you. >> steve: william, question for you.ou have been covering fires for decades out there. as we look at this fire on pacific coast highway in malibu and saw the crew spraying water toward it, are they spraying it on the house that is ungulfed or house next door because you try to spray roofs so embers don't come over. that is a losing proposition, if that house is on fire, my house is next. >> and it is. it has moved about 9 to 12 homes in a row, bang, bang, bang. that one they tried to save this morning at 6:00 your time, that house was fine and so was the one next to it. put my goggles back on. they are trying to cool it down, numbers house over. parts of this power line -- it is very hard, there is no structure protection. it doesn't matter how much water you put on, the next home is going to burn, they are only a foot or two apart. >> ainsley: will you ask the cameraman to show all the homes, you said 12 homes, throughout the course of this morning, you said three have gone down. you can see the homes that used to stand

>> steve: do you know why?ou four my ties it's the best fish i have ever had. >> lawrence: exactly. >> ainsley: did you fly over any of the volcanos? >> lawrence: i did not. i'm going to go back. gone to 49 out of the 50 states i got one more. >> ainsley: what's the last one? >> lawrence: alaska. >> brian: ainsley we don't have any time for you? >> ainsley: 2024 was a great year not only was i celebrating christmas with my family and baby jesus. but sean hannity and i were engaged over the holiday. [applause] >> ainsley: thank you for all the support. thank you for all the well-wishes. thank you, you all were so nice. this was in palm beach and there is lexy, our assistant she happened to be down there, too. >> steve: so she was santa's assistant? >> ainsley: that's exactly right. there is sean and his daughter. we just had a great time. it was wonderful and we all want don'twant to neighbors it all at us. i will make it short. santa and daughter eating the chocolate chip cookies. we went down with my family. s

>> steve: i see "black." >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> steve: i see "yellow." >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: "brown" right? >> jimmy: what? >> steve: in karate. >> jimmy: oh, karate belts. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: oh. >> steve: what did you think it was? >> jimmy: colors. >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you're -- yeah. >> steve: yeah, yeah, sure. >> jimmy: that's right, karate belts. that's good. let's see what it is. [ ding ] yeah, "colors of new york city snow." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: that was close. yeah. it's a match, so we got it. it wasn't karate -- wasn't karate belts. it was a good connection, though. >> steve: well. >> jimmy: interesting, yeah. you got one, quest? >> questlove: yeah, i think so. we got, what, "mcdonald's," "wendy's," "burger king," and "arby's." >> jimmy: yeah, okay. good. that's obviously -- >> questlove: fast food restaurants. >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >> questlove: yeah, mm-hmm. >> jimmy: let's see what it is. [ ding ] "required experience for the next white house chef." [ laughter and applause ] either way it's a match. >> steve: he

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and last night was -- it was john mulaney. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it was fred armisen. >> steve: yepeman. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: and it was richard kind. and -- and -- and they all were great. and they're all reading stories from simon rich, who's a great writer, super funny. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: and i watched the show. i went -- i went with seth meyers. and i -- i spilled his drink. [ laughter ] nothing you can do once the show starts. >> steve: yeah, what're you gonna do? yeah. >> jimmy: you can't get up. >> steve: "hey, sorry, man." >> jimmy: "sorry, dude." >> steve: "your drink's gone." >> jimmy: yeah. i -- yeah. but it was -- it was great. and they're all brilliant. everybody i just mentioned were so great on stage. and i was watching it. i went -- like, obviously i'm a a fan of it and everything, but i'm actually gonna be in this play. >> steve: whoa. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so, i'm joining the cast january 28th through february 2nd. my cast is gonna be me, nick kroll, aidy bryant, and lin-manuel miranda. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: that's happening. [ cheers and a

then it was isolated. >> steve: we were discussing. >> steve: on the far right part of the screen youan see that the bank is on fire. and right next to it is an atm. you got to wonder if anybody went to the atm from the bank and took out the hundreds of thousands of dollars or anything like that. also, how many people -- we know that a lot of people's homes were destroyed. but how many people had stuff in the safety deposit boxes from generations of their family all gone. >> >> ainsley: interesting look at the picture people sitting on the bench before when it was normal and look on the right. it's a ghost town. >> brian: i believe that's the same building used to be a gym overlooking the ocean. i used to work out there. and it's amazing but to me, there was just no fire truck. i watched that thing in real time i'm thinking to myself that could be saved. they didn't even try. i'm not saying firefighters didn't try. maybe they didn't have the resources or no one in command to say we could save that because of the money also, steve, isn't there fireproofing? we're going find out firepro

lawrence, steve, ainsley, and brian. >> steve: all right, maddy. thank you very much.his bill has passed the house before. but now, you know, that's why they are taking it up today. apparently the laken riley act will require detention of illegals who commit certain nonviolent crimes like theft. how many times have we seen, you know, the smash-and-grab and stuff like that. linked to migrant crime. well, now those people would be in big trouble. but it's got to get to 60 in the senate. now, here's the good news for the possibility of that happening. john fetterman, has signed on as a co-sponsor and two democrats who were in the house, who voted for it, are now senators. so one from michigan the other from arizona. so it looks like there are at least three. do they get to 60? hard telling, but john as south jon ossoff whois from georgia ws happened? he is a strong maybe. >> ainsley: i would think it would pass. especially with the fetterman -- if fetterman is a co-sponsor. is he respected. people like him. it just seems -- this seems like common sense, right? >> lawrence

back to you. >> steve: how cold?right now we're seeing with real feel and wind in the city of nuke, negative 10. we're standing next to stunning, beautiful waters and wind making it more chilly for sure. >> steve: greenland is cold land. >> ainsley: beautiful, you look great. it is so pretty. >> steve: it is pretty. 10 before top of the hour. will cain is in the studio with a special announcement coming up next. >> lawrence: check in with bill hemmer. >> bill: i think there is a show in the near future for you guys to go to nuke. >> brian: if there is a diner, will travel. >> bill: i have hand warmers, i will donate them. another dangerous time for southern california, we'll take you there momentarily. on the other coast, parade of hearings begin today for pete hegseth, will he have the votes in the end? while you were sleeping, two major reports dropping overnight, one on president trump and one on hunter biden's pardon. big morning with dana and me as we move closer to twuchl 2 -- trump 2.0 six days from now. if i

over to you. >> steve: thank you. jd pointed out, big storm heading to mid-atlantic toward washington, d.c. washington, d.c., federal government yesterday said nobody has to come to work. the town is closed. schools are closed. except capitol will be open, brian noted this is january 6, they go ahead and certify presidency. there is good chance there won't be all members of congress there, mike johnson and republican leadership told republicans, snow is coming, stay in town over the weekend. they'll have plenty of people. >> ainsley: both chambers will lead out loud and count electoral votes. trump won by 312 versus 226, the process is expected to unfold without hitch presidency. >> brian: intoination, you can't teach it, don't try. >> ainsley: unless you are talented as brian. >> brian: that is what i wanted to say, wasn't going to say it like that. democrats won't show up and republicans will. four years ago and joe biden brought it up yesterday, donald trump waited for three hours while this was happening and democ

thanks, steve. >> steve: you bet. >> lawrence: today female athletes protesting outside the ncaa conventionction for women's sports following a major win on capitol hill. the house passing a bill banning biological males from female school teams. if it passes in the senate, the bill will strip funding from all schools that don't comply. our next guest was on capitol hill yesterday when it passed. host of the gains for girls podcast on outkick.com, riley gaines joins us now. good morning, riley. >> good morning. it's good to be on with you. >> lawrence: so, aoc had this to say about the bill. let's watch it. >> republicans, who have voted against consistently against the violence against women act, now want to pretend today that they care about women. and why? to open up gender, and yes gentle examinations into little girls in this country in the so-called name of attacking trans girls. trans girls are girls. >> lawrence: is that what this fight is about examining little girls? i mean, this is just off. >> yeah. that's one way to put it. if she spent two seconds reading the bill she would kn

hi, steve. well, of those _ across los angeles? hi, steve. of those major fires - across los angeles? hi, steve. well, of those major fires that l well, of those major fires that are burning here across los angeles, i'm covering the eaton fire currently. we're in alto dina just outside of la. the eaton fire is the second largest in size but has proven the most fatal. we've reported five fatalities so far that the eaton fire has been responsible for. and right now, that fire fight is active around me. you're seeing a spot fire behind me where a structure has burned to the ground. and just up burned to the ground. and just up the hill from where i'm standing, dozens of fire trucks and crews are actively fighting the eaton fire up on the hill. you'll hear off and on fire alarms that are sounding around me as well, and smoke has filled the air. what i can tell you, steve, is the difference is the wind. what were hurricane force gusts yesterday have calmed, which is a help to those firecrews tonight. and those firecrews tonight. and s - eakin . th

so when steve wynn tore it down, it broke my heart for steve wynn, there was never sentimentality abouthe implosion. >> it was always very much about what's next. and after the implosion of the dunes. that became the bellagio. >> there's a new player on the las vegas strip this morning. mirage resorts opened the bellagio, the world's most expensive hotel. bellagio cost $1.6 billion. >> steve wynn has shapeshifted his own vision. he built the mirage, which you could say jumpstarted the elaborate disney like themes of casinos. he then departed by harkening back to a more luxurious era with the bellagio. >> steve wynn hopes to provide visitors with a multi-dimensional cultural experience. the main attraction is a growing $300 million art collection with artists such as van gogh, monet, renoir and cezanne. what made you think that people would want to see great art like this in las vegas? >> there's a lot of stereotyping about las vegas, about the town, and about the people that go to visit it. people think that there's sort of a las vegas kind of person. well, nothing could be further from

steve: it is a sport.in any sport, how do you advise the athletes, or in your case, the wrestlers, not to indulge in that? ms. mcmahon: while they are athletes, they are also entertainers. so much more goes into a wwe match than an actual sporting event. but our goal has always been to make sure that our performers were held the and that their well-being was looked after while they were in the ring. steve: how did your work there train you for your job here? ms. mcmahon: well, we grew wwe from its very beginnings up until taking it to a company on the new york stock exchange. so, growing each aspect of that business. and when vince and i first started out, we shared a desk. so when trump asked me to serve as the small business administrator, he knew i knew what it was like to build a business from the ground up, to scale it, grow it, and even take it globally and then public. steve: when did you first meet donald trump? ms. mcmahon: i can't remember the exact year. i think it was in -- i would really be gu

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can you hear me, steve? >> dasha, i'm afraid i didn't hear you. >> can you hear me now, testing, one, two-- >> i can hear you. >> excellent, thanks for bearing with us, guys. i was saying you mentioned project 2025 and the heritage foundation afpi, the groups putting together some playbooks, do you think that will have an impact and ill filtrate some policies coming from the administration? >> all of those. 2025 becomes a buzz word, but it's all of these different groups over-- listen, over four years, particularly people that believe strongly that the 2020 election was stolen and that president trump was the rightful president and would come back and win the primary and take the white house again. people dug down and started working these policies. what did we not get accomplished the first time? what do we want accomplished now? people found the subject matter experts and experts needed to have 3,000 people hit the beach right away don't have to be senate confirmed, but also the other thousand that have to

i think you're right steve. i think describing california the dumpster fire is absolutely perfect to me. i hate to agree with you on that because i have lots of friends and fond memories from that beautiful part of the country call quickly back to you regarding trump mentioning g possible contacts. so would you expect anything different with the republican administration in the white house in washington in regards to china policy? well, i mean it's a positive sign that trump is committed to dialogue by fight. and it has also said the same thing on the she's side, she's always ready to meet with american leaders, as shown by him coming to san francisco, and then need bite another site like doing 320 meetings. i think the meeting will take place. we'll have to see go under what circumstances. and so again, it's trump is a businessman. so maybe he is more willing to make a deal then the biden imageries. yeah, maybe maybe steve, what it, what do you think if, if, if and when you cry and piece talk to do, come to the

steve, your thoughts on tapestry?d capri and i have a lifeline with the tapestry original buyout. i sold it on that pop. and then tapestry i just figured the same way that karen and i were on the same page. if the deal went through, it gave them a strong foothold. if it didn't go through, it rallies. i didn't see it rallying to 13-year highs. to so i have been in and out. i am currently not in either one of them. i wonder if capri gets another lifeline from someplace else. i am more apt to buy capri than tapestry, especially where karen left off on her analysis. if there is anything nev air us with with tapestry, you probably don't want to own it. . up 30% since that deal broke >>ne, natr > xtfil ades. we'll be right back. >>> time for the final trade. let's go around the horn beginning with julie. >> i am a little worried besting home sales. i think new home sales are fine and should benefit. >> all right. tim, you're next. >> happy new year. diageo, new cfo, i think you are buying this weakness. >> all right. there

founding father. >> steve: yeah.inally, i read that according to new research, ozempic could help people cut back on drinking. yep, thanks to ozempic, you can have less food and less booze so you'll live longer, but what's the point? [ cheers and applause ] we have a great show. she stars in one of the most highly anticipated movies coming out this holiday season, "wicked." cynthia erivo is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] so talented. the one and only martha stewart is joining us! [ cheers and applause ] i love martha. from "dune: prophecy" travis fimmel is here! [ cheers and applause ] and we got stand-up from emma willmann. [ cheers and applause ] stick around. we'll be right back with cynthia erivo! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: "i'm telling you i'm not going" but "opera." ♪ you're going to love me ♪ ♪ you're going to love me ♪ [smooth taps of flowing coffee cherries] [clicking of coffee beans falling] [soft crackling of roasting coffee beans] [ringing of coffee beans on metal] [low roar of churning co

steve forbes has a lot to say about this one. we're excited to have steve on. also tonight, better late than never. the liberal media msnbc finally reports the truth about biden putting the u.s. border into a state of collapse. msnbc even showed a chart on air to illustrate it. joe concha joins us on msnbc and only is it only doing this as biden heads out the door? what's the debate about this? we'll give it to you, we'll be back after the break. stay right there. >> we're also securing our border. >> we have a secure border. >> we're going to secure the border and do the work. introducing new eroxon gel, the first fda-cleared ed treatment available without a prescription. eroxon gel is clinically proven to work within ten minutes, so you and your partner can experience the heights of intimacy. new eroxon ed treatment gel. all the buzz around bitcoin isn't just talk anymore crypto has gone mainstream. at itrustcapital, you can buy and sell cryptocurrencies 24/7 with the tax benefits of an ira. that's right, with an itrustcapital ira, you can defer taxes until r

steve. >> lawrence: there is a moment in the culture. to criticize him too much for tardiyness to respond to the culture. i think they deserve a shot. they have already made some changes with the board. i think that's a great step. they gave "fox & friends" and fox news talking about the changes there the question for me is the implementation. is this going to be a temporary thing or will this be a long-lasting thing after the trump administration? he said no have to judge them. >> hongt from jim jordan, bari weiss. we knew that the hunter biden story was suppressed. we kept reporting that. no one else would. including social media. so, i think these next four years are so important. i like the fact that they are being called out and now they are making changes. >> brian: mark zuckerberg went to joe rogan and said he got a call from the fbi look out for russian disinformation because they knew rudy giuliani had it and was about to expose it. >> steve: and joel addressed directly how content moderation is going to change. clearly, meta is

steve with us right now. hey, steve, how are you? >> hey, jimmy. i'm good. feel for the people who have lost their homes and having all this trouble. it's a really tough time right now. but i appreciate everybody and what you're saying, l.a. fire and all the companies that are helping. it's a tough time, of course. really, really rough time for everybody. >> jimmy: where are you right now, steve? >> i'm now in front of one of my neighbor's houses where i saw some smoke, and i'm trying to put out some small fires. that's what my neighbors and i are doing. i'm a little far away from my house right now because i found another dog that i'm trying to save. so i'm looking for this other dog. and putting out little fires on railroad ties and things like that. it's just -- it's unbelievable how many homes have been lost and how many people are affected. >> jimmy: steve guttenberg is outputting out fires and saving dogs. steve, do you feel like you're pretend training in "the police academy" helped to prepare for this eventuality? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: has th

back to you. >> steve: thank you. >> brian: talking about the tanks, they were empty at 5:00. >> steve: on tuesday. >> brian: you have to be kidding me, pacific palisades, you have 3 million dollar home, if taxes like new york, probably 50 to 60, 70,000 in taxes and you can't get a hydrant? what about working class areas? if high tax areas can't do this and rick carrusso said i talked to firefighters and they don't have equipment necessary to fight. while karen bass decides, i'm looking at my budget and i have to give billion to homeless and cut 23 million from the budget for firefighters. she said, we'll just cut 17, how does that sound? >> lawrence: someone tell me appropriate time to criticize leadership here. to the president, i talked to the president last night, his criticism, he predicted this before it happened and said this is something we can do to solve this problem. they don't do it and we're in this mess. a governor who loves to do pres conference and show boat of the office, but when it comes to management and leadership, he was asked about the fire hydrants and he said h

those are the headlines, steve, back over to you. >> steve: thank you very much, carley.s. we are live in california. coming up next. ♪ as the people you love get older, their risk of severe flu and covid goes up. last year alone, those viruses hospitalized nearly 1 million people 65 and older. that's nearly 1 million moms, dads, favorite uncles, and grammas. if someone you love is 65 or older, talk with them about vaccines, because to you, they're not just another number. [coughing] copd is an ugly reality. do you have his medical history? i watch as his world just keeps getting smaller. but then, trelegy helped us see things a little differently. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. once-daily trelegy also improves lung function, so he can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your

steve and i yesterday were the fog brothers.hink today we're going to be the windy wind brothers. i was trying to do something clever, but it's too early. my mind doesn't work before six. all right, let's go out and take a look at interstate 880. it looks pretty good here. no major issues. we have been talking about the wind. let me show you a picture of highway four. our cameras on the tower here. pretty high tower looking down at bay point. and you can see every once in a while, it gets a jolt of wind. that's what we're talking about here. and steve will talk about it more. but if you drive a high profile vehicle, you should be careful. we do have backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. notice how the wind has blown all the fog out. yesterday i couldn't even see as far back. but now i can see it's backed up all the way out to almost the maze. speaking of the man himself, you know, when i drove my double wide into work this morning, man, i was. >> i see, i got you to chuckle. that's okay. >> it's taking up two spaces in the parkin

thank you steve. and the first snow survey of the year in the books. steve was just talking about this. it shows a good start to the winter snowpack. and as ktvu tom vacar reports, it has been especially good in the northern part of the sierra. >> what we have at this point is a mixed bag of positive news and a fair dose of future concern. california began snow surveys 115 years ago here at phillips station. six specific spots on this meadow have been measured and averaged for 84 years. today, this is just one of 265 snow courses, plus another 130 remote snow sensors blanketing the vast snowpack area. this combo of human surveys and remote sensing gives water planners, farmers, 27 major water agencies and wildlife protectors excellent, accurate and critical information. >> our snowpack is about 110% of average to date, based off our automated snow sensor network. statewide and statewide, precipitation is about 115% of average right now. >> but north of interstate 80, where all the big mega reservoirs

steve lassen.- with some golden flecks. - oh, i never noticed that. - mm-hmm. they're nice. - yeah, no record of that name here. - yes! we got him. - are you sure? maybe you can check again. - uh, just checked again. still nothing. - ok, um, well, thanks for your help, and, uh, blessed be the fruits of your day. [phone beeps] as if i don't have enough to do today already. fire a chaplain, hire a chaplain. paperwork, paperwork. - feels pretty good, though, right? should we take this across the board? i could start looking into some of the doctors. - no! no, no, not needed. oh, because i have already checked, and they're fine. - win for matt. - so with dr. taylor out, i'll be handling the gutierrez appendectomy. i could really use your help. - sure. what's up? - so it looks like uranus is completing its cycle, which, i don't have to tell you, it could be alarming. what do you think? - you've eaten today, right? - hey. hi. hey. i need you here, alex. come on. this isn't [bleep] pluto we're dealing wit

steve is busy signing.'m grabbing them from steve, and i will be delivering them to you to get your signature. >> well, the good news is i found my favorite pen, and that makes a huge difference. okay, okay. >> and i just want to say, we all appreciate so much the kind notes from our viewers. you guys are amazing. it's really been fun. but get ready. get your get your fingers going. >> ready. pam, can we find another way to show our viewers kind of. what? no, i think i want. >> how about a stamp? >> okay. there you go. good morning everyone. we seriously do like it, you know, we like the attention. come on. we're in this business because we like attention. and we loved your cards, that's for sure. let's go out. and the bay bridge toll plaza. that is not backed up. and i think we're going to have a pretty good week. this is the end of the week, and we might even have a little of this linger into next week. but sometime next week we're all going to say, oh my goodness, we're all back. it may not be monday, bu

steve is here and steve i was outside. are picking up outside of our studio. >> they've been pretty strong most of the morning, mr. clark. thank you. sir, we not only have a wind advisory, there's also a frost advisory, especially south. so we're seeing 30s to 50s, and it just depends on if it's wind driven or not. 36 palo alto, 38 san jose. yet 51 in the city, although mount davidson has had gusts to about 30. santa rosa 50 with a north wind. that little system just clipped us. it's all. it's disappeared. but right there, coming down that has cranked up the wind. and that's going to form a low off southern california, giving them another round of what we have already. and that's an offshore wind or a north northeast not roaring here. but there have been gusts of 30 to 50 miles an hour in the oakland hills. 35 menlo park to 53 petaluma. i mean, just, you know, again, there's a wide variety of temps. most of them are wind driven, though, so blowing in the wind for today and clear skies, yet breezy to windy. there's no rain

steve is here.ell you about the bay area fog this morning. >> we're sitting above the fog. >> yeah i know it's almost like a june pattern here looking at the fog coming in, but what's interesting is there is a little bit of fog on the coast usually this time of year. that's not the case. southern california has been stuck in the june gloom. believe it or not, th

steve: thank you. two points. one, i do hope we continue to push for restoration of a very strong relationship between cdc u.s. and cdc china. that has never disappeared but it has eroded significantly. we know that we have to restore some kind of dialogue at a senior level and technical level, to be guarding ourselves, our own national interests against future threats. we are kinda running blind at the moment in many ways. the second point is around h5n1. we have been struggling with this for a while now. there are electoral season complicated things, interagency difficulties, things from the usda, farmers, the industry and the like. things have changed recently. declaration state of emergency in california. the case in louisiana, passing of that gentleman. the woman in british columbia. and we have had some good news with the release of the new $306 million, the bulk of which is going to cdc. that is all good. but as we look ahead into 2025, this is not going away. this is still with us. people are still sitting

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steve. a night market in chinatown was held as part of a celebration marking the swearing in of a new mayor. why? business owners say that event was important. >> and former congresswoman barbara lee is now running to be oakland's next elected mayor. the reason she d ided t get the firefight in southern california goes on this morning, as more than 130,000 people have evacuated because of this historic firestorm. two fires causing the most danger are one that's burning in pacific palisades, and the other is burning in pasadena and altadena. >> several bay area strike teams are heading south to help fight the fires in los angeles. one of the crews coming from the san jose fire department is on its way to the front lines of the eaton fire. the group is bringing five engines, one from mountain view, san jose, sunnyvale, and two from the county santa rosa, san francisco, oakland, hayward, fremont and alameda and san mateo counties have also sent teams to southern california. >> well, authorities