w. thank you for your time today. you began your career, i believe is a wildland firefighter in california 20 years ago, given your experience, could you put into perspective for us, what los angeles firefighters are dealing with right now? yes, it's of course, very hard when conditions the high winds from the santa anna were then compounded by another wind didn't top a graphic feature. so this wind and hot air was compressed and sped up even further than the normal santa ana would be, which, you know, was the head of the fire, which caused a lot of trees and power line issues even before the blazes got well established. so this created access issues for firefighters. these are very steep slopes and the surrounding area, which are held together by, you know, brush and root systems. when those burn away, boulders come rolling down. with roads also being blocked off by a power lines by people who are out of band in their cars. there is just a lot of of chaos in the 1st hours of an incident like this, which, you know, i

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and discuss that further and the legal implications of this uh with this is a 2nd lawyer, but some w thank you very much for being with this kind of a set read here that more than a 100000 people, if not more, are missing. what kind of a challenge does it pulls for this government? how will the help people find closure? no doubt they're out of difficult is uh to of these issues on other issues as most to not if not all of the ministries on departments are corrupted. uh and then the other 2 adults, people who are missing being in the said not in prison or other prisoners there, there is no record, no filter tire and there's not nothing in the entity that you just have name numbers. so nor because you, we, the people here as a kind of seats, are they all the just looking or put advertisement to looking for their children's husbands. uh uh fathers and all those, simply because there wasn't any of the tires. they are just disappeared. saw the lee and they found that they don't know where the, where they are the stuff to talk about the, the legal proceedings. what happens next? how will these p

w we're thankful we've had some pretty good rain totals so far this season, so that is kind of suppressed. the fire danger locally. wind speeds will start to come down and we'll lose that wind advisory as we head into sunday. saturday morning temperatures will be in the 40s and highs again for the afternoon. pretty good temperature recovery. san jose southward seeing highs in the mid 60s. about 5 to 7 degrees above average for this time of year. and 60s bayside around san francisco and oakland. now we're going to move forward and show you where the low temperatures are headed. starting sunday, wind sheltered valleys could see upper 30s. and look what happens here monday and tuesday. based on this trend, i think frost advisories will be in the forecast as we head into that monday morning and tuesday morning forecast. clear skies, dry air, chilly conditions, and unfortunately, no rain in the extended forecast. this resilient ridge of high pressure not giving up any ground from the weekend and possibly into next weekend. as you see there, no storms really breaking through there. and unfortun

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dvm w >> david: ginger, thank you. >>> now to the other news this monday night, the joint session of congress convening to certify his victory. it was vice president kamala harris who presided over the peacef fful transfer of power. and what she said as she entered the chamber today. rachel scott on the hill for it all. >> reporter: tonight, history in the nation's capital. vice president kamala harris marking the milestone in the peaceful transfer of power, presiding over the certification of donald trump's victory and the election she lost. >> what should people take away from today? >> democracy must be upheld by the people. >> reporter: before a joint session of congress, with vice president jd vance looking on, harris declaring trump the winner. >> the votes for president of the united states are as follows. donald j. trump of the state of florida has received 312 votes. kamala d. harris of the state of california has received 226 votes. >> reporter: after the vice president calling it an important moment. >> it is the about what should be the norm and what the american people s

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w bush. doctor carmona, thanks for joining us. so how impactful will this surgeon general advisory be?u think it's necessary? do you think it's going to lead to congressional action? >> i think it's necessary, jake, based on the science that's been shown to to connect alcohol with disease, including cancers. and so i'm not certain what will happen with congress, but certainly it's a call to action by the surgeon general for raising awareness that alcohol and increasing dosages can cause cancer and other diseases. >> let's say that people take these findings seriously and they stop drinking. can the damage of their previous drinking be reversed? >> well, it's like anything that you take that's causing inflammation in your body. if you stop doing that, it may not reverse it back to the baseline, but it will certainly make you better. a lot of the chemicals that from metabolism of alcohol are known to be carcinogenic, as well as it causes inflammation. as the breakdown products circulate in your body. so minimizing the amount of alcohol is probably a good thing. and as you can see in the

and thanks for your w to reimagine streets improving safety and economic recovery across the city. we know you will continue to impact transportation and contribute to san francisco and success in your next adventures. we can all take a group photo! all right. with this open item 2 to public comment if there is anyone who would like to speak on the chair's report. feel free to come up. don't see anyone here. see if we have remote comment on item two. there suspect no remote public comment. why public comment is closed. can you call item throw. >> executive director's report this is an information item. >> great. tilly chang, executive director. >> thank you. why thank you so much chair mandelman and building on your remarks let me offer a few appreciations to our departing commissioners. i wanted share highlights of your tenure, each of you commissioner peskin our chair for 4 years. there are men things we can mention and in the previous stint you did upon help chair the revenue task force with the mayor's office. champion passage of prop d the ride hail tax that we have here with

w. the joint enemy is gun expressive intellect. joan jermanti mohammed. hello sir. thanks for making that time. congratulations on the historic and fat. take victory. guardians, have given you a 2nd chance to become president? how does that make you feel? well i'm it just makes me feel the weight of responsibility and looking at the faces of the young people. i so i don't know that riley's and high expectation to have in the government use being. ready feeling and i said as of prepaid, so give it my best so that i can turn this country around and create a better future for young people. i call it resets and gonna we need to reset so that we can create that a better environment for young people to try and create enough opportunity for them to be able to realize their full potential. right, and that's interesting. you've mentioned that word again. me sad because that's what you have pledged to do. what exactly do you mean by reset? got a, a m. you get to a place where your a telephone or your computer program becomes corrected and if he uses you need to reset so that we impr

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w. what do you think showed african countries be thanking friends for its military assistance? and no i, i think that this was another one of those comments from micro on that was said perhaps with his advisors pairing their, her and their hair behind the screens and macro on has this habit of throwing out and comments that will have consequences that are perhaps not thought through at the moment when he system, there is one thing to think that in private, then there is another thing to say in public. and of course, even if this was supposed to be an event for and french ambassadors, there was media there. so there's for search and he knew that this is going to get out and beyond a french circle. so i think this was a strategic error on his part. and you've got it as an era and it's difficult with my from to know what is an error and what is actually something that he says on purpose. we've known the b as in, with regards to africa. this has happened quite a few times that he has authored a comment that it has had and quite big consequences for the french african relations. of

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in fact, it's heading further into recession. shayla, thank you so much for bringing us up to date. that's the w, as chief political editor. let me tell you, let us know. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. and then it's holly and jenn list, arrested in iran and jail for 3 weeks has been freed battalion prime minister, georgia maloney's office, said cecilia sol as plain have left her on and that she is returning to instantly sallow was reporting in the rainy and capital last month when she was detained, just off to the us and instantly arrested to a rainy and nationals, the export violations linked to a deadly attack on american servicemen and garza health officials say a wave of this really strikes hit the territory southern district of calling unit slates. on choose day, a dozen people were killed including 7 children. at least 5 strikes targeted on eunice according to the territories, how most are on health ministry. one hit the own milwaukee area with thousands of displays, palestinians, and living in tents along messa c, monks look abo

incoming presidente, sitting there or in, in the same place to w correspondent. janelle didn't allow her pushing from washington dc. janelle, thank you so much and as we're watching live coverage of the funeral of jimmy casa, i'm joined in the studio by stephen, basically just to talk about the former president a little bit more. he was extremely well known and was in the states for his humanitarian work off to leaving the white house. so tell us how this has affected his legacy. how is he being talked about? is jimmy carter's legacy, to be honest, i think that's what most people really know him for. and remember him for even those who were born after his presidency, they may have come into contact with his efforts later. everything he's done charitably. everything that he's done in a service sense, even those who went down to planes, georgia and sat in on a sunday school session that he taught and was still teaching until just years before his dad. that's all quite remarkable. janelle alluded to this, jimmy carter was not comfortable in washington dc. he was a one term president perhaps because of that because perhaps because of

thank you. we appreciate that. fletcher mackel, reporter at w dsu in new orleans. thank you for joining us this morning. we are now getting statements from both president biden and president-elect trump. um let's go to florida with more on all of that. >> just within the past few moments we received a statement from president biden. before that from president- elect trump. me start with president biden. he says he's been continually briefed since early this nt morning by federal law enforcement leadership and we list top homeland security and fbi officials. he says i've directed my team to ensure every resources available at er the federal state and local law enforcement and he also says he will continue to receive updates throughout the day. he says his heart goes out to the victims and their families who are simply trying to celebrate the holiday and he says there's no justification for violence of any kind. we will not tolerate any attack on any of our nations communities. president biden spent the night in wilmington, delaware. he intended the private wedding of

thank you for answering our questions w that, mr. chairman, yield back my time. chair grassley: before i close down this meeting, i would enter into the record from a bipartisan group of attorneys who served as attorneys general in their respective states, this includes new york, delaware, new jersey, illinois, and hawaii. they write that ms. bondi has worked, quote, across both state and party lines to solve problems. and a further quote, that she is quote-unquote, highly qualified nominee. without objection. that will be put in the record. you have done extremely well. i thank you for your testimony today. and i thank your family whatever pressures they felt we apologize for it. but thank you for being so patient through all this process. you should be very proud, ms. bondi. you performed well, i think. admirably is another adjective. and showed this entire country that you are imminently qualified to serve as attorney general. if confirmed you will be a chief protector of the rule of law. i have every confidence that you are going to do a superb job. for infor

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thank you for that. sonya that was the d. w. as on your phone, the current reporting for us from t if we appreciated to south korea now, where a court has issued a 2nd arrest warrant against and peach president you. so you'll, after authorities has failed to arrest him. last week, the battle president has been barricaded inside his residence, where he's protected by hundreds of security personnel. his lawyer say he's still there despite the rumors that he'd fled. w's east asia correspondent james cheater has this report from sol. in this hillside, sol residents, south korea's impeached president, to use social hiding from arrest eunice under investigation for the insurrection. following his bush speed to impose marshall lower and we're in december. but despite the seconds arrest warrants being issued against him, he's a faded detention with the security brocade. and on wednesday, protests and supports of union swelled on the road of societies. confound many of the parts of the day for a number of consecutive days now and then ma

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thank you. coming up on the nine, w stay executive orders. once president elect trump takes office in one week. politico reports that gavin newsom and the state of legislature are putting $50 million into a fund that the new administration half of the money will support the state's justice department and legal cases against the federal government. the other half will go to nonprofits caring for undocumented immigrants and fighting deportation and detention. >> with one week away from the inauguration of president elect donald trump, the senate is scrambling to confirm his cabinet nominees. there are 14 confirmation hearings scheduled in the senate this week alone. republicans are hoping to have much of the trump team in place by inauguration day, when president trump takes office next monday. >> there is going to be shock and awe with executive orders, a blizzard of executive orders on the economy, as well as on the border. >> confirmation hearings for high level officials include south dakota governor kristi noem to head the department of ho

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thank you. >>> while calls ifornia deals w the wires, fires, many are dealh record snow sleet and rain.ivers slipping and sliding and thousands of flights canceled or delayed across the country. >> let's bring in angie who is tracking the weather and the stubborn winds. >> the winds out west and the winter storm is wrapping up. we still have the critical risk across the region of southern california. multiple fires still burning. notice the fires and where the winds currently stand. we had a bit of a lull as we went into last night and early this morning. we keep the tampered down, but they ramp back up into the second half of the day. we will go 30 or 40 or 50 miles an hour in the hills and mountains. now, we've got another kind of santa ana wind event setting up. we have high pressure that will arrive later today in the pacific northwest. that slides into the great basin area and we have the same setup early into last week that left us with the really dry wiensds coming offshore over the desert areas and leaving us with reduced humidity levels. 5 to 15% in spots. of course, the winds