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tara, your reaction to stephen miller, what he just said there?rs down my spine. and it should for any american who is a good and decent person, who is concerned about the fact that we have people like stephen miller in control of it. this country needs to get ready. i don't think a lot of people fully appreciate what they're about to usher in. tomorrow, when donald trump takes office at the seneca project, we put a video out called get ready because people need to be fully prepared. we have got to be prepared for what the next four years are going to look like. the idea of mass deportations and the cruelty is the point. and this imperialistic presidency is incongruent with what our democracy is supposed to stand for. it's incongruent with people who are not the oligarchs and the elitists who aren't going to benefit from the power elite. it's incongruent with that. i don't know how any of this, and i'm curious to see how maga is going to explain how any of these 50 executive orders or this imperialistic presidency or this ruling by fiat is going t

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bill amanda, tara, and celine. thank you so so much for your time today. thank you for helping us examine and impact some of these issues. it was a pleasure to talk to you today and thank you all for tuning in. stay in touch with us online, use a hash tag or the handle a stream to send the 0 questions and suggestions take care. and i'll see some people say my mom's when was revolutionary. but actually, her radical activism began as a high school student years before her pageant career. i got involved in beauty padges to use all the things between me and my mom because all my riots situation on my stones throwing words, thoughts, my husband alone lose their job. so that's why i was just balancing the, the things that whole the simple the scenario. yeah, i'm not. yeah, i was let's do this here for the a thin for then tell me little political daycare that the project i'm gonna go through like with these. yeah. the challenges here with the fish is refrain in the series. we'll be discussing the war in gaza. and israel's military condo complex is now the ongoing

>> at the time tara. -- it's tara. the u.s. military stands ready to assist in and way that we can. to help the people of california. as you know california has a lot of capability, these are pretty significant fires. and while no -- few requests have been made thus far, we stand ready to surge capability in as quickly as possible, i have done some things to cause our troop to gett in three point stance to make sure if the whistleblows, we are ready to move in and provide assistant. >> additional asset have not been requested? >> we are providing some modular firefighting systems. when winds are allow we'll able to employee that we have more capability that can be requested. we'll make sure that we remain closely linked to director of fema and leadership of california to ensure that if they have a need, we're ready to respond. in terms of the contact group, your question is whether or not next administration will decide to continue this effort. that is a decision that is up -- for a the next administration to make. i won't speculate on which direction they would go in i will tell yo

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they need to pay for what they did. >> tara and tara are back with me.some incredible reporting. i mean, honestly, like it's just on such a granular level. it gives us such insight into the into the mindset of who these people are and what they plan on doing. and i think the takeaway for me, watching that interview with with garcia, with gabriel garcia is the fact that he feels emboldened, that he was saying to that all the stuff that he had said before was a lie, and that he did it because he just wanted to kind of get by. and donald trump absolutely doesn't care that this guy broke the law or anyone broke the law. he pardoned him. and by doing so, he has now unleashed this guy back into our society. >> yeah, whatever inch of remorse he showed me two years ago, and he told me that he regretted going to the capitol that day. obviously it was a lie. and then what was interesting is on friday i went to enrique dario's press conference. this is someone that is now, as you see, as you saw on the screen, like is literally being treated almost like a king, enr

go ahead. >> tara, how? yeah, yeah. how is the trump cabinet diverse? like, please explain that to me. >> well, you've got you've got a number of women, you've got hispanics, african-americans, you name it all within the cabinet. actually, you know, i don't know if it's a record number of women. >> to cabinet, maybe. it's certainly a handful, maybe five. it is., if you compare it actually to president biden, president obama, donald trump has, i believe, more women or just about as many women as any other cabinet. >> but the larger point is this, which is that the american people are saying we want to have the best and brightest, regardless of how you look serving. and so, look, i've served in donald trump's state department. we've put in place policies that said you did have to consider candidates who didn't necessarily look or like each other or have the same background, but you never mandated that someone had to be hired just because of their race or their gender. that's that's discrimination. and what we've seen through some of these dei. >> programs

tara vanderveer on hand to watch stanford and cal. kayla williams, check out the handles. crossover lose the defender drains it for two of her 18 marta suarez adding 13 cals, up 19 with four minutes left in the third. you think game over right. not so fast. nuno nogueira with a three to make it a two point game with 45 seconds left. she had 19, but iona lee finds the lane. she had 17 cal, their first win at stanford since 2015 7572. looks like the 40 niners are going to get their man after all. their defensive coordinator robert saleh, spent three and a half years as head coach of the jets before being fired. he was hoping to land the head coaching spot in jacksonville. that may go to liam cohen of the bucs, which leaves saleh likely to return to the niners, perhaps as the highest paid dc in the nfl. 40 niners fullback kyle juszczyk in the tank tonight. sharks blew a51 lead to the predators on tuesday. rematch tonight. rock em sock em team was down early three nothing. and then they got in three consecutive fights. but that woke them up. they erased a52 deficit. macklin ce

tara vanderveer on hand to watch stanford and cal. kayla williams, check out the handles.rossover lose the defender drains it for two of her 18 marta suarez adding 13 cals, up 19 with four minutes left in the third. you think game over right. not so fast. nuno nogueira with a three to make it a two point game with 45 seconds left. she had 19, but iona lee finds the lane. she had 17 cal, their first win at stanford since 2015 7572. looks like the 40 niners are going to get their man after all. their defensive coordinator robert saleh, spent three and a half years as head coach of the jets before being fired. he was hoping to land the head coaching spot in jacksonville. that may go to liam cohen of the bucs, which leaves saleh likely to return to the niners, perhaps as the highest paid dc in the nfl. 40 niners fullback kyle juszczyk in the tank tonight. sharks blew a51 lead to the predators on tuesday. rematch tonight. rock em sock em team was down early three nothing. and then they got in three consecutive fights. but that woke them up. they erased a52 deficit. macklin cele

tara setmayer, thank you for getting us started today. i always appreciate it. thank you. >> it's up to us to make them. >> feel shame. >> exactly. we've got some breaking news out of the capitol. trump's pick for department of homeland secretary kristi noem was just confirmed by the united states senate by a vote of 59 to 34. the senate will now hold a procedural motion related to scott bisson's nomination to serve as treasury secretary. his final confirmation vote is slated to take place at 5:30 p.m. eastern on monday. and we also now continue to monitor the breaking news that's coming out of israel today. the idf has confirmed that four israeli hostages were freed this morning, and they have returned to southern israel. emotional new images have been released of the four women who are all soldiers as they have been reunited with their families in exchange and consistent with the terms of the cease fire agreement, 200 palestinians held in israeli prisons have been released, with busses continuing to arrive in ramallah. it brings the number of freed israeli hos

thanks, tara i would like to does for a motion?oved commissioner schnair. >> second commissioner walker yoochl thank you. and all in favor? >> aye. >> all opposed? >> motion passes unanimously. thank you, commissioners and jackie. calling item 7 the san francisco international airport term until 3 west a discussion and possible action it approve theve followi artists listed in the agenda. inclusion and the san francisco interinitial airport terminal 3 west prequalified artist pool recommended by the artist review panel. i do have one disclosure i worked with a few artist on the panel but well passed the two year deadline and that would include christopher birch and the muralist [inaudible]. so i would like to introduce your program manager to present. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. commissioners. i'm pleased be presenting the sf oshg terminal 3 west pool of artists recommended by our qualification panel. the group did an amazing job there we go. did an amazing job witsdzing down 774 applications received from the request for qual

>> let me play for you, tara.soundbite from enrique tarrio, and i'll get your thoughts to it. on the other side of it. listen. >> the proud boys did nothing wrong and american. >> patriots did. >> nothing wrong. what i mean by retaliation. >> i want to. >> be. >> again, unequivocally clear. >> it's not. >> anything to do with violence. i want investigations, i want investigations, and i want accountability. >> so he on one hand says to alex jones, he wants people who did this to feel the heat, whatever that means. and now he is, as pablo was mentioning, and as we played in that clip, he wants retaliation and saying that he doesn't want it to be violent. hard to imagine that these people say anything truthfully when they just admitted also to lying the first time around. >> you know, i. >> forgive me if i really don't give a damn what enrique tarrio wants or what any of these domestic terrorists, insurrectionists, traitorous sobs want. donald trump committed an awful act and one of one of the worst official acts i

tara setmayer, former republican communications director and co-founder and ceo of the seneca project. and maria hinojosa, pulitzer prize winning journalist and founder of futuro media. welcome all three ladies. so, melissa, day one. it's going to be a hell of a day. how do you see this unfolding as all of the pomp and circumstance is occurring in the capitol down at the white house? those executive orders, particularly around immigration, are going to be set up and ready for the president, the new president, to sign. what does that say in terms of the priority for this administration? and what should the american people expect from this day? one explosion of executive orders. >> well, thanks for having me, michael. i think we should take donald trump at his word. >> he's made clear that he plans to use executive authority to get things done on day one. and thanks to the united states supreme court, that executive authority is probably broader than it's ever been in the history of the american presidency. so there's a lot of room to work here with. he's already said that he's going to

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so this is one i think tara is right.this is one of these areas where in some ways, he's following his base rather than leading his base. >> trump is not a native of the culture of the conservative side of the culture wars, but he is very adept, very adept at navigating it. and but this is a backlash. it's a backlash to what's happening in the biden administration. and by the way, he also did executive orders yesterday to guarantee that you can get the dishwasher you want and the water heater you want and the light bulb that you want, shower head and the shower head that you want. >> all of these bessent light bulbs, they're back, they're back. >> so are so are tankless water heaters. >> they were never gone. can they were never gone. but there's been a push. back. but they were absolutely gone. >> okay, i raided the shelves. i will say i will admit to this of target when those incandescent. and now you can't find one. i went looking the other day. they're not there. >> well, if you try to promote a new business, they're

s by western governments and need your like, ever since it seems power in december, tara, what tara? well, what about tolerance? now? you've obviously got a lot of different minorities in, in syria, it christians to resolve the lights and how, how confident are you that this will be a series of, for all the people given the, the history and the difficulties of the task. i can say that uh no, uh, as really so the people who are victims of the student government and the also victims of this language and the we refuse to use it for the future of syria. we have not seen and people not divided into another piece of the city and people on suit issued before or the city without any security in the dividing and also without to to, to punish someone the guns. think on his background or social background, the religious background or security in groups city, it would be for or let's say don't be from the upside to say here is actually to ted because you know, sitting across from a known terrorist saw tony black. so my, a british probably administered to pull one of the key architects up here, a

in this a health vision that says, there's been statistics that tara related to have increased. this is even though a funds was in some of these regions in africa to a system combat the g has. it's now the mit, the president of france. most of my con has come out to say that some of these african countries i'm grateful for the assistance that they have given to fight in africa. no, i disagree. i disagree, portent. i'd seen it was, seems funds came to court and as of it has never made it. but if i talk about friends with this statement comes from when friends was due quarter night, they decided to leave the army power for the in any place that did they were in order to sub president, even the dentist that was not seen for us to say thank to because they did not do what they were supposed to do. they decided that the resources, money would be determined in france on behalf of the africans with for the. yeah. i don't know what is what friends things about it. we should have said, thank you very much to, to come on monday and use the day i and, and have the soul just this is what is

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abc seven news reporter tara campbell looks at what ten years of work actually accomplished and what's next? >> reporter it's a record san francisco certainly didn't want to set, but now it's official. the city saw more traffic deaths in 2024 than any other year in the past decade, a decade that was devoted to dropping those deaths down to zero. >> it's absolutely working. i can't imagine what san francisco would be like if the city didn't invest in vision zero, didn't put the resources aside. >> dozens of cities across the country have taken the vision zero pledge. but like others, san francisco is seeing the death toll rise, particularly among pedestrians. last year, 24 people died while walking the streets. >> it's combating decades of streets designed for vehicles versus for all of us. >> we spent tens of millions of dollars reconfiguring the streets, putting in protections, putting in bike lanes, putting in a lot of different things to try to make the streets safer. >> but abc seven insider phil matier says a lack of law enforcement is catching up. >> one of the reasons ticketing

abc seven news reporter tara campbell shows us the festivities to kick off 2025. >> reporter the sights and sounds of new year's day in san francisco. >> the winner is baywatch from the polar bear skate at union square to the early morning polar plunge at ocean beach. >> it was really exciting and very invigorating. a great way to start off the new year 2025. it was awesome. >> it was a bit warmer than i expected it to be. >> more brave souls taking to the frigid waters off of alcatraz. close to 100 swimmers making the annual mile and a half trip from the island to aquatic park. >> water is cleansing. water is renewing. it's a reset. and when you jump in 51 degree waters, that's a reset. >> over in japantown, a different way of resetting is to allow the divine parent to hear them when they're going to start their prayers. visitors to the konko church ringing in the new year in traditional japanese fashion. >> after they purify their hearts and minds of the negative thoughts and emotions, they start the new year fresh and nothing says fresh start. >> like the bay area's first babies of 2

and as abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains, a group of oaklanders says enough is enough. >> anti-semitic messages like this, painted alongside oakland's lake merritt. >> it was really just shocking, really hateful things said, i don't even want to, i'll send you pictures, but i don't even want to utter it. it's so ugly. >> it started after the october 7th hamas attack on israel last year. this graffiti, one of the latest incidents, it showed up on the last night of hanukkah right beside this massive menorah. last year it was vandalized and thrown in the lake. >> when it originally started. that was my that was my walking path with my children, was going around the lake and seeing just the pure vitriol was really too much. and so that's what motivated me to start doing things. some removal on my own. >> zoe levine, taking matters into her own hands, but quickly realizing it was like drinking from a fire hose. >> you know, there was just so much every day, just more and more totally unchecked that i kind of had to get more help. >> jonathan mintzer is with the bay area's jewi

on a ground level with people in crisis every day and listen to those things that that we need. >> tarapbell, abc seven news. >> after some choppy waters to navigate, the venerable aquarium of the bay in san francisco is off to an encouraging fresh start. >> the president and ceo of the aquarium of the bay has resigned. it started. >> the former ceo abruptly resigned after allegations of lavish spending on travel and hotels, and the aquarium losing its accreditation. hey john, it's great to see you. thank you for coming on. >> you too. dan, thank you. >> i spoke with the new board chair for the aquarium of the bay, john fisher. he's a silicon valley entrepreneur and philanthropist. his first order of business for the aquarium. right. the ship. john, is it truly as dire as i read? >> it was. it was zero balances in accounts. it was uh- malfeasance. that was in the form of the misappropriation of funds. it was asking longtime executives to step down immediately. >> with those changes made, the aquarium is moving forward with new donors and bold new plans to make sure people care as much a

abc seven news reporter tara campbell shows us the festivities to kick off 2025. >> reporter the sights sounds of new year's day in san francisco. >> the winner is baywatch from the polar bear skate at union square to the early morning polar plunge at ocean beach. >> it was really exciting and very invigorating. a great way to start off the new year 2025. it was awesome. >> it was a bit warmer than i expected it to be. >> more brave souls taking to the frigid waters off of alcatraz. close to 100 swimmers making the annual mile and a half trip from the island to aquatic park. >> water is cleansing. water is renewing. it's a reset. and when you jump in 51 degree waters, that's a reset. >> over in japantown, a different way of resetting is to allow the divine parent to hear them when they're going to start their prayers. visitors to the konko church ringing in the new year in traditional japanese fashion. >> after they purify their hearts and minds of the negative thoughts and emotions, they start the new year fresh and nothing says fresh start. >> like the bay area's first babies of 2025.

abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains the impact of these false claims going viral, and howu can sort fact from fiction. >> reporter as fire continues raging across los angeles, so too does misinformation. president elect donald trump blaming governor gavin newsom's water policies, elon musk taking to x sharing a post pointing the finger at the city's fire chief and her commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion posts like those spreading as rapidly as these flames. >> this is the biggest thing about it is the sharing. when you share this with somebody else and somebody share it and somebody share it, you lose this chance to correct the mistake now because it's going to be like hundreds of thousands of people already saw that. >> this i photo of the iconic hollywood sign engulfed in a blaze shared over and over and over again. >> the average person, when they look at this and hear it, they should have some kind of assurance that the information given to them is really a trustworthy. >> this is meta. just this week announced it's doing away with its fact checking program.

>> linda lane earned true tara. true tara is that certifies carbon, we are in fact capturing carbon in the soil. certifies that, does the test and then marketed carbon credits we have captured. >> and got it. appreciate your time, thank you for sharing your expertise. will hear from our guests brian reisinger. >> guest: what paul is talking is a great example of the family farm working to diversify in as many ways as you can. they're still growing certain types of crops and products. there also pursuing agri-tourism the tulsi gabbard place on the edge of the people care where their food come from one took about an expensive farm lifestyle. participating in the offset all kinds of avenues they're all strive your where the revenue streams come from. how it needs to evolve your in the question what's next, or to god from here question of the reason for that farms operate on incredibly tight margins. despite amazing creek to be like you're in for that farm they make the economics are still incredibly difficult. someme o

tara, i'm sorry. what stood out to you today? >> you know, there were a few things that stood out. and my concern as as someone who looks at the proper role of government, of accountability, particularly when it comes to federal law enforcement and how our federal law enforcement will be used against american citizens. and the role that maga seems to think that our department of homeland security and our federal law enforcement, they look at it as some type of like pretorian guard to protect the emperor here. and i don't think that that's the intention, nor do i. i'm concerned about the unconstitutional use of our law enforcement. i was concerned about the line of questioning that i'm glad that senator slotkin was asking her concerning coordination with national guard troops and governors in our states, because it's been clear that donald trump does not understand the separation of powers, and seems to think that human rights and our laws don't apply. just, you know, why can't you just shoot them in the leg or, you know, mass, how are we going to execute this mass deportation? we a

host: tara copp, thank >> washington journal continues. host: joining us to discuss climate disaster and insurance market is amy bach the executive director of united policyholders. guest: good morning. host: joining us early from san francisco. we appreciate that. let's talk about year organization. tell us about united policyholders when and why did you start it? guest: actually, the original history came from new york. i was working in the new york state legislature on behalf of the consumer protection board where i was the insurance analyst and hank greenberg came up to lobby for a whole slate of reforms that would have made it harder for people to sue insurance companies and there was no one saying is that a good idea. i said i could make myself useful so i got my law degree, came to campbell and met a whistle blower from state farm and felt they were not handling claims properly and we started to form a group and they had the oakland fire and how do you get through it. we built our road map to recovery and preparedness program and ad

as for mackenzie, tara chief, dr. michael sure, until end keeping. josh, why will i social media results out to the whole country and i to our channel going on. we want to keep you on revel dot com to watching you and all that besides of going on the ground. see monday, the th is what i think people are disgusted with what's going on with that. sending huge amounts of money to the lensky in terms of weapons to kill russians when actually, we're taking money away from people that hadn't been one of the big things in the you tell you that i never about domestically is that the current labor government have taken one and a half 1000000000 pounds away from the of the many places in the world's wages, the on the divide between the 2 oceans and over you might not think kids. what does this, hey, english is northern, are found guest vision in the channels that us and national parks. and today's, we know the stuff was, i'm taking a deep side interest because the russian correspondent is killed and 4 of his colleagues wounded by a ukrainian drone with strep,

s by western governments and need your like, ever since it seems power in december, tara, what tara. we want about total right now. you've obviously got a lot of different minorities in, in syria christians to resolve the lights and how, how confident are you that this will be a series of, for all the people given the, the history and the difficulties of the task. i can say that uh no, uh, as we said in people who are victims of the student government and the also victims of this language and the we refuse to use it to afford the future of studio. we are not seen and people not divided into another piece of the city and people on suit issued before or the city without any security in the dividing and also without to to, to punish someone the guns. think on his background or social background, the religious background or security in groups city, it would be for or let's say don't be from the upside and say here is actually to ted because you know, sitting across from a known terrorist saw tony black. so my, a british prime minister, and of course, one of the key architects up here, ro

thanks very much, tara tara, and june. and jerry pallet, golf and the date is target mentioned. conditions are what's the name for 1600000 displays. people in gaza. children, of course the most vulnerable of correspondents. i mean my food sent us this report from gosh, conditions, not even fit for animals are quickly killing the young in gaza. sick children with no means to feel babies of freezing to death. the ruin caused by his regular soldiers is forcing parents into a living nightmare estimate. and i've been in bed and we all sleep in this room. it's the humidity from the floor. it always makes the tents so cold fashioned as daughter yara is withering, go way before her eyes, how i can see on what she cannot be exposed to cold weather or smoke, otherwise, she must be put on oxygen. there's no medications for her here. needless to say, we cannot feed her or keep her warm. there's not even a chance of recovery. she's deteriorating with every passing minute message. i am currently at the u. n. warren's desk from disease.

abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke to residents who say promises from city leadership just aren't enough. >> reporter the scene of another shooting in vallejo, a city on edge. >> as a female screaming, we're on with a translator. she's saying someone shot at her car and that there's a male shot in the head. >> police and paramedics called to marin street and curtola parkway thursday night. >> we got one critical in the back of the food truck. >> the man shot, believed to be the owner of the food truck. >> i actually saw him last night as i was driving home from work and he was out there cooking. >> paula conley was born and raised in vallejo and has long been advocating for a safer city. >> to see this happen to him is shocking and outrageous, and it just we shouldn't stand for this. >> the shooting comes just days after two cal maritime students were shot at a gas station near campus. the school's president writing in an email to staff and students, this devastating event has left our cadets injured, their families traumatized, and our community shaken. both cadets are recovering

ok, thanks very much, tara. let's speak to him just on the phone. now joining us from jordan's capital, i'm on homes, so we have this list of full soldiers that were held captive since i'll play bas 7 . they've been named, do we know anything about them? and what the, what the deal is in terms of the release of those palestinian prisoners, in terms of numbers as well as well sort of there are a few things to dissect here. the 1st thing is that if the for female is really soldiers are released tomorrow on saturday, that would mean that 200 palestinian prisoners would be released from is really jails, a 120 of which were serving longer sentences and 80 serving maximum sentences. however, now is really media is reporting that this list of people who are to be released from gaza is not in line with what was agreed with in the ceasefire deal. apparently, according to these really they wanted the civilians to be released 1st. and then the soldiers and then those who were deemed extremely ill as part of the 1st phase of this deal. there's been no common ye

s by western governments and need your like ever since it seems power in december. tara, what tara? well, what about total right now? you've obviously got a lot of different minorities in, in syria. it christians to resolve the lights and how, how confident are you that this will be a series of, for all the people given the, the history and the difficulties of the task. i can say that uh no, uh, as really so the people who are victims of the student government and the are also victims of this language and the we refuse to use it for the future of syria. we have not seen and people not divided into and that it is a city and people on.

abc seven news reporter tara campbell looks at what ten years of work actually accomplished and what's next? >> reporter it's a record san francisco certainly didn't want to set, but now it's official. the city saw more traffic deaths in 2024 than any other year in the past decade, a decade that was devoted to dropping those deaths down to zero. >> it's absolutely working. i can't imagine what san francisco would be like if the city didn't invest in vision zero, didn't put the resources aside. >> dozens of cities across the country have taken the vision zero pledge. but like others, san francisco is seeing the death toll rise, particularly among pedestrians. last year, 24 people died while walking the streets. >> it's combating decades of streets designed for vehicles versus for all of us. >> we spent tens of millions of dollars reconfiguring the streets, putting in protections, putting in bike lanes, putting in a lot of different things to try to make the streets safer. >> but abc seven insider phil matier says a lack of law enforcement is catching up. >> one of the reasons ticketing

i mean, this isn't worth tara, this is going on since 2001, and we had so many was until now. and also you assessment. i think they are treated bescedy when they come home to the us said there's a lot of them i don't having jobs, they end up on the streets. we know there is a lot of drugs going on in the us. we can see that the know evidence the deals. so maybe this is a far too. and also now we have syria, the therapies. are there again and maybe this other guy and you said you were you having the isis play in his car? maybe he got ready for the last as well. so i think of us servicemen are getting ready to collide is very much because they have so many se, so many bad things. what the us is doing in the name of the war on terror and the new orleans suspects was of course, a decorated service. many were reportedly received with metal for fighting terrorism, and i've done has done so. how in usual is it that he would end up on the other side of his fights? so maybe it's not unusual with us as maybe he was for the colors maybe. so when he was, you know, kind of how the people w

abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke to experts about the impacts of this pardon approach. >>amid a flurry of executive orders, president trump's unprecedented pardons. >> certainly, pardons typically come at the end of a presidential term, not at the beginning. >> the president, already pardoning hundreds of people, including the january 6th rioters, and ross ulbricht, the san francisco man convicted of running silk road, a massive online drug marketplace. >> it's fascinating that the president has taken on day one to go not only pardon the january 6th defendants in blanket, but also mr. ulbricht, who was facing a life sentence for being a major player in the distribution of drugs in this country. >> trump, pledging during his campaign to pardon ulbricht, who had been championed as a hero within the crypto and libertarian communities since his conviction in 2015. trump on tuesday calling the sentence ridiculous. >> this pardon sends the message that the next four years are going to be a very tense relationship between president trump and the department of justice. >> and beca

abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains the impact of these false claims going viral, and how you can sort fact from fiction. >> reporter as fire continues raging across los angeles, so too does misinformation. president elect donald trump blaming governor gavin newsom's water policies, elon musk taking to x sharing a post pointing the finger at the city's fire chief and her commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion posts like those spreading as rapidly as these flames. >> this is the biggest thing about it is the sharing. when you share this with somebody else and somebody share it and somebody share it, you lose this chance to correct the mistake now because it's going to be like hundreds of thousands of people already saw that. >> this i photo of the iconic hollywood sign engulfed in a blaze shared over and over and over again. >> the average person, when they look at this and hear it, they should have some kind of assurance that the information given to them is really a trustworthy. >> this is meta. just this week announced it's doing away with its fact checking progra

well into 2025 people, morgan ultra tara cartoon to you as president elect donald trump has revealed his hopes for 2025 as he under around 300 guess. welcome to the new year and his result in florida. building a business man in a mosque also attended the annual party in west palm beach. donald trump is less than 3 weeks from taking power. we're going to bring him back. it has to be brought back respect. i think a lot of pretty amazing ivory coast presidents has announced plans for the withdrawal of french troops from his country in his end. if you address alice on what, what tara phrased his nation's ami, saying it had undergoing modernization, he said france will begin. well, he called a consented and organized removal of its forces in january. french soldiers have been told to move out of all the former west african colonies, including burkina faso, molly, the judge, had and sent a goal for the ricoh rang in 20. 25 in. duncan is often underground cable failed. electricity went out on new year's eve and disordered. he said, could take up to 2 days to fix the us territories. energy g

abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke to experts about the impacts of this pardon approach. >> amid a flurry of executive orders, president trump's unprecedented pardons. >> certainly, pardons typically come at the end of a presidential term, not at the beginning. >> the president, already pardoning hundreds of people, including the january 6th rioters, and ross ulbricht, the san francisco man convicted of running silk road, a massive online drug marketplace. >> it's fascinating that the president has taken on day one to go not only pardon the january 6th defendants in blanket, but also mr. ulbricht, who was facing a life sentence for being a major player in the distribution of drugs in this country. >> trump, pledging during his campaign to pardon ulbricht, who had been championed as a hero within the crypto and libertarian communities since his conviction in 2015. trump on tuesday calling the sentence ridiculous. >> this pardon sends the message that the next four years are going to be a very tense relationship between president trump and the department of justice. >> and bec

any was rhonda or tara, what's human, your body? you celebrated as a hero. 5 years after the was we took out. or do you see what's 1st came out there? are jew involved from somebody, the point is still have him in high regard, best known for his civil role, the battling guy says in syria under arch, sorry, moneys. where does he continues to be honored at the annual memorial gatherings like this? with these, let's start to contrast the view of american officials that the west exploits and distorts everything in the name of freedom and the fight against terrorism. they are the creators of organized terrorism that we witness in the region. and example is how the west has dressed terrace in suits to whitewash their past. someone with a notorious track record in terrorism for whom the us that issued a $10000000.00 bounty has now been officially recognized by them. so it's all about their interests for general, solely money was the one who revealed their true nature. you know, the reason why he is regarded as a hero in iran is that he was

s by western governments and need your like ever since it seems power in december. tara, what tara, who want about tolerates now a you've obviously got a lot of different minorities in, in syria, christian's through his other lights and how, how confident are you that this will be a syria for all the people given the, the history and the difficulties of the task i can say that uh no, uh, as of use that are people who are victims of the student government and the also victims of this language and the we refuse to use it to afford the future of syria . we have not seen and people not divided into mean that it is a city and people on suit issued before or the system people without any security in the dividing and also without to to, to punish someone the guns. think on his background or social background, the religious background or security in groups city it would be for or let's say don't be from as well. the facts on the ground contradict about pledge. in december, we saw christmas trees set to light footage of the point blank execution of minorities abounds where hearing about the disa