a man in washington state is in custody accused of threatening a family in a road rage incident just southwest of seattle. cops are on their way, but police sharing this video posted to social media showing three neighbors who jumped in and disarmed the suspect. now, police say it all started when a woman with an eight and six year old in the back of the back seat of her vehicle pulled over to let an ambulance pass by. well, after the woman tried to get back on the road, a 33 year old man from tacoma apparently took offense and cut the woman off and then got out and threatened the victims with a loaded nine millimeter handgun. that's when the three bystanders jumped in to help. >> although the citizen who was walking down the road took very, very commendable action, some call him a hero. we as a police department, you know, we don't necessarily recommend people getting directly involved. >> well, the incident happened over the weekend, just one day after another road rage incident nearby when a couple was shot at as they were driving home from the airport. and you can hear about the

hitting that exact 50 over 50% cap mortality rate that we see a whale coming off the coast of washington state making headlines once again, several years after she was spotted carrying her calf's corpse. >> and the highest ranking california senator announces his leadership team. we'll learn which members from the bay area will be in s e of theos two people dead and 19 others injured. this story begins tonight's west coast rap. it happened yesterday afternoon near the fullerton airport. the pilot tried to make an emergency landing shortly after takeoff. according to air traffic control audio, panicked, gasping can be heard, as well as a female voice saying, oh my god. moments before the plane crashed through the roof of a commercial building. staying in southern california, investigators believe gang members are responsible for the shooting deaths of seven people. they shared updates today on the riverside county case from 2020. all seven victims of asian descent. excuse me. lotion descent were shot to death at an illegal marijuana growing operation. sheriff chad bianco believes getting help f

. >>> there is an artist in washington state using trash to send a message about our country's forestslee cowan reports. ♪ yo-ho ♪ >> reporter: unlike happy-go-lucky leprechauns, their close cousins the trolls are usually depicted in a less flattering light. ugly, brainless, with big noses and fat bellies. ♪ they are mythical beings that have now gone the way of the fire-breathing dragon, or have they? if seeing really is believing, what are we to make of this? what about her? what about him? >> he's a happy troll, but he is also really serious troll because you need to take responsibility. and that's why he is pointing you. it's your fault. are you one of the good guys or one of the evil guys? >> reporter: oscar the bird king is a fairy tale that was just coming to life when we visited these woods on vashon island near seattle. his architect, danish artist thomas danbell wanted to craft this 10,000 pound creature to be both imposing and inviting. >> he felt a little bit too human before. the trolly and the big branches and the fur and the big beard. i don't want people to think it's l

the body of the former us presidentjimmy carter is being taken from his home state of georgia to washingtond of his state funeral. the boss of mcdonald's in the uk says 29 people have been sacked over sexual harassment claims in the past year — after a bbc investigation found staff are still facing abusive behaviour. also coming up on the world today: we'll take a look at the technology of the future — could humanoid robots be a reality sooner than you think? welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. donald trump says he wouldn't rule out exercising military or economic coercion to further his goal of bringing both greenland and the panama canal under us control. president—elect donald trump held a press conference at mar?a—lago in florida to address economic developments in america. he repeated his interest in making canada a us state, and suggested he would impose tariffs on denmark if it resists its offer to purchase greenland, which he said is vital to the united states. let's start by hearing the question he was asked. can you assure the world that as you

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washington state leads the nation at $16.66 an hour. >> lives have changed. a lot has changed. cost of everything is going up. >> reporter: in florida, children under 14 are banned from having social media accounts. and 14-year-olds and 15-year-olds can only use social platforms if their parents approve. the law is not being enforced right now because of a pending lawsuit. >> it's not just about the law in effect. it's also about an education campaign, saying to parents that, there's some issues with minors and social media. >> reporter: california is cracking down on retail theft with more than a half-dozen new laws. one increases jail time for large-scale smash-and-grabs. >> i think, if it's a punishment for the stuff they've been doing, they are going to stop doing it, you know? >> reporter: california is also one of several states enacting more gun safety legislation. while new hampshire is bolstering gun rights with nra-backed privacy protections that prohibit the use of specific merchant category codes that could link a gun purchase to a credit card. and a first in the na

plus, months after the state of washington was hit with a bomb cyclone tonight, the state is still struggling to clean up the steps being taken, though to get federal aid. has to bill that would ban transgender athletes from women's sports at federally funded schools. ktvu lamonica peters brings us a closer look at the bill, as well as proposed legislation right here in california. >> women did great job getting title nine in place. and so we can have these fair and safe spots and spaces. >> changes to landmark law title nine could soon be on the way. on tuesday, the house passed the protection of women and girls act with a vote of 218 to 206. title nine is a federal law that prohibits sex discrimination in education programs. sofia laurie is outreach director for california family council, a christian based family values advocacy group. >> we do need the federal government to also put in these bills and put in legislation that protects girls sports, because it's an uphill battle in california. >> last year, controversy erupted over a transgender woman being allowed to play on the san jose st

former president jimmy carter is lying in state as washington says goodbye. their 39th president was honored in a ceremony yesterday by vice president kamala harris and members of congress. fox correspondent rebecca castro has more. >> one by one, a stream of mourners filed into the capitol rotunda paying their respects to former president jimmy carter, the 39th president's flag draped casket, guarded by members of the u.s. military, will lie in state until thursday morning. >> i felt kind of a personal moral obligation to pay my respects to a president who was a very moral person. >> carter's casket sits atop the same platform president lincoln was placed upon in 1865. he is just the 13th president to lie in state in the rotunda, the last being george h.w. bush in 2018. the honor requires approval from both the house and senate. after a procession to the capitol, carter's children and grandchildren paid their respects at a solemn ceremony tuesday afternoon. vice president kamala harris, house speaker mike johnson and other members of congress were among thos

derek kilmer, my body from washington state and ami bera, who have not only been roommates, but in that role have helped me get through some of the good times, but also were there as a listening ear to get through some of the tough personal challenges that i faced during my time here in congress. these are friendships that will last forever. there are other groups, the baseball team, the guys in the corner and congressman kilmer mentioned them. we'll explain that off the record. but two of them are here. a group we have been able to bond and strategize with and sometimes just listen to one another. those friendships will go on and on. and adam is moving over to the suspect. i suspect he will still remember our names. richie neal, the chairman of the oldest and what i think the most powerful committee in congress, ways and means committee serving under the leadership of richie neal is some of the most meaningful work of my career to pass fair trade deals and cut the cost of insulin and protect social security and medicare and cut taxes for families and expanding that child tax credit. on

even though additional resources are now on the way from the state of nevada and oregon and washington statear to be for now, anyway, pinning their hopes on combating these fires, fighting them from the skies above with aircraft supplied by the national guard and the us navy, equipped with the water facilities from the pacific ocean, dropped on these flames 0cean, dropped on these flames in an attempt to quell the blazes. but so far, zero containment and as night falls here, the winds are really picking up. here, the winds are really picking unm— picking up. terrifying prosraect. _ picking up. terrifying prospect, so - picking up. terrifying prospect, so many. picking up. terrifying - prospect, so many people picking up. terrifying _ prospect, so many people have had to evacuate, give us a sense of how the community there is coping.— there is coping. well, there have been _ there is coping. well, there have been a _ there is coping. well, there have been a number- there is coping. well, there have been a number of- have been a number of evacuation centres set up but we've seen pictures of pe

that would be washington state democrat rebecca a sal tan that. bill that would assure illegals living in washington state would have access to assistance. saldana had previously talked about how undocumented workers that made substantial contributions to washington's economy claiming they had a paid almost $400 million in unemployment taxes over the past 10 years. lawmaker says those who pay into the system should be able to rely on it when they need to. little fact, they are breaking the law. but i'll move on. democrats tried a similar move, by the way, in california but surprisely governor newsom vetoed the legislation. perhaps perhaps it was just a step too far even in california. stuart: a bridge too far, whatever you want to call it. ashley: yes. [laughter] stuart: liberal critics going after an anti-- an active wear company for defending women in sports. they're calling shirts like the one you see on your screen, there you go, that's the one. they're showing -- like the one on your screen, they're calling it transphobe ific. the the brand's

and indeed additional resources are being drafted in from neighboring states, aragon, nevada, washington stateighters who are off duty in la have been urged to report for duty. it is a real uphill battle. as i said, this fire continues to burn out of control. continues to burn out of control-— control. as we said, 0% contained _ control. as we said, 0% contained at _ control. as we said, 0% contained at the - control. as we said, 0% i contained at the moment. control. as we said, 0% - contained at the moment. for those that have evacuated in palisades and now santa monica and other areas, what is a situation at the moment, where can they had to get help?- can they had to get help? there are evacuation _ can they had to get help? there are evacuation centers - can they had to get help? there are evacuation centers that - are evacuation centers that have been set up. there was a rather tragic site overnight of people being led out of a convalescent home not far from here in wheelchairs and shipped off as members flew all around them to a local evacuation center about 37,000 evacuated from this a

a man in washington state is accused of threatening a family in a case of road rage. but before police arrived, some good samaritans stepped in to help the alleged victims. and as fox's aj janavel reports, it was all caught on camera. >> police say there were two children in the victim's car, an eight year old and a six year old, when this man threatened them with a gun. investigators tell me these road rage incidents are becoming far too common. cops are on their way, but a community ready to act. at least three neighbors jump in to help a family threatened with violence. hoquiam police sent me this video they found on social media showing the aftermath of the incident. >> this citizen happened to see an angry man yelling at women and blocking traffic. so he took the steps to intervene and try to de-escalate the scene. >> police chief joe strong tells me this chaos started from an innocent situation. a woman with a car full of kids pulled over for an ambulance when she tried to get back onto the road. a 33 year old man from tacoma took offense to that, cut the woman

including strike teams from the bay area and now requesting aid from nevada, arizona, oregon and washington state. >> this is a tragic time in our history here in los angeles, but a time where we're really tested and see who we really are. and it's critical that at these times we be patient, that we come together, that we focus on saving lives. >> some good news in this firefight today, after being grounded due to the extreme winds, la fire announced air operations have resumed, which means much needed water and retardant drops. mike. >> all right, so sad to hear about the lives lost down there. but as firefighters have said, they're also saving lives over the last 24 hours when it comes to injuries. greg, what else can you tell us about those who have been injured? >> yeah, mike, we're talking about hundreds of injuries, firefighters stressing that many of those injuries came from people who did not heed that warning to evacuate immediately, which led them to have to be rescued, which also led to some first responder injuries. they again are urging people that if that call comes to go, that you

in washington state, ever since, a video of an orca pushing her dead calf through the washington water surface, concern for the killer whale population off the state's coast has increased. >> this calf's death comes after the loss of two precious calves last year. the director of development for the orca conservancy says people have been grieving alongside this whale. experts are using the situation as a moment to ask for help. on tuesday, the board of natural resources is expected to meet and vote on an executive order passed in 2022 that upholds a ban on commercial net pens out of public waters, with net pens is. >> in 2018, there was an escape of a bunch of those fish, and these fish tend to carry a lot of sea lice and different types of diseases. and so that poses a huge risk to the wild fish that the southern residents depend on, because it can spread these diseases. >> experts say net pens also create a lot of pollution and toxic algae blooms, ultimately hurting not just the killer whales, but the salmon population in the area as well. in los angeles, the 2025 award season has of

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carter state funeral was held at the national cathedral in washington, d.c. late last month at 100 years old. this week, the event leading up to the occasion provided an opportunity for the public to say goodbye. while he laid in state in the capitol rotunda. here's nbc news chris pollone. shall i see god? a funeral befitting a president at washington national cathedral. the late president jimmy carter, remembered by his beloved family, friends and those who worked with him in the white house decades ago. all the nation's living presidents in attendance seated side by side, showing respect for one of their own. president biden, delivering a eulogy for his longtime frien. jimmy carter's friendship taught me and through his life taught me. the strength of character is more than title or the power we hold. artists trisha yearwood and garth brooks paying tribute with song. you may say i'm a dreamer. but i'm not the only one. ahead of that, mourners by the thousands came to the capitol to pay their respects. each with his own reasons for coming. i think president c

. >> up next, outgoing washington state representative cathy mcmorris rodgers talks about her 20 years in congress. she served as house republican conference chair from 2013 until 2019 and has been the top republican on the house energy and commerce committee for the last four years. in february of last year she announced she would not seek reelection. , you have served in congress for 10 terms. you are retiring after 20 years here. can you sum up how you are feeling? rep. mcmorris rodgers: it has just been an amazing journey. my heart is full with gratitude, that is how i feel more than anything. i am just so grateful for this time that i have had the honor of representing the people of eastern washington here in the house of representatives. there are so many memories, so many people i have met. it has been an amazing journey and i am grateful more than anything. >> why did you decide to retire? rep. mcmorris rodgers: well, yeah, 10 terms is a long time. i was single when i was first elected to congress. now i have gotten married, i have had three kids. the kids are growing up. it ju

mike, hannah, oh, just the era washington state by the administration is lifting the us designation of cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism is part of a deal that's we'll see into for an undisclosed cancer. she's diagnosed last year and remained naturally absent from public life. the wife of prince william says she's continuing to focus on her recovery. as you can find more not website, i'll just say, well don't come. the weather is next. and inside the story books, the gaza see spot to nazi which would make an agreement. hospital now wouldn't hold . stay with us the the color of the weather is looking pretty crisp for the current financial air is dry, but some places the cloud into china, to japan. we have got the winds coming in across the see if japan is still producing a fair amount of the see effect snow into west and there's a phone issue and into a kite minus one spot in sunshine. the full sole blue sky is it's looking at probably be very cold, david temperatures will recover somewhat as we go on into west. so you'll notice that change at the side allows you drawing quite to, of

we also are using our our compacts with other states like arizona, nevada, oregon and washington. firefighters from those regions are on their way down to los angeles county right now to assist us. so thank you for your interest. thank you for your attention. governor. you asked for a second. folks. the fact is that the dod. has to rapidly provide additional firefighting personnel across california national guard is having two monster air firefighting system, and two more are being readied for the national guard and the nevada national guard for more are coming from marin, from the northern command and the ten navy helicopters. in order to mckivitz coming down kris sanchez perershing sqre anything and everything as long as it takes to take these fires. and caltrans raj to make surehat they have a long way to. stand on the things that they need. and i think you've asked, have you done that? quite the contrary, mr. president. just first of all, that major disaster declaration approved the next level of appreciation on behalf of all the residents here in southern california. as the c

he was extradited to washington state and charged with second degree murder. he was just five, was now grown up, a medic in the army, when he heard the news from one of his mom's friends. i got a call from her. it just blew me away, you know? it must have just flared things up again for you, though, emotionally. it's like reopening like a cut, and then rubbing salt in it. why the inconsistencies? andrea canning: going to trial was a roll of the dice for both sides. prosecutors would have to win a difficult case with no forensic evidence. the biggest problem we had is that cliff managed to succeed in one crucial point. and that is that he hid sandi's body. and we had no way to prove how she died. andrea canning: without that proof of how she died, it would be hard to say cliff reed had intended to kill sandi. for the defendant, there was also a risk that a jury would find the prosecutors circumstantial case convincing. cliff reed and his attorney knew that he was facing a real chance of being convicted of murder in the second degree, which can carry up to 20 ye

that's oregon and washington state. and so there's still restriction on that. and there's also restriction on california crabbers and how much it can actually haul in. they can only use about 50% of the equipment that they have. and then finally, the report from the crabbers who are coming in is that they are not finding the crab where they usually do. so there is a limited supply still for the local people, obviously, who want to have crab, but then also customers across the country and around the world as well. in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. okay. thank you senthil. all right. let's take you outside, give you a live look at our san jose cara.me [chatter] it's a robotic money expert. clever. how do i start a savings habit? famous cabbage. savings habits. shaving rabbits. tech can make life simpler. but when it comes to savings habits, nothing's as simple as bmo. a bmo savings account helps you build the habit with a cash reward every month you save. cash reward? ingenious. sardine fest. this year's top prize goes to bmo. i'm just in

the ground in los angeles from across the state, as well as some firefighters from oregon and washington state too. >> all right. obviously, we are watching the weather conditions, so let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel tracking those conditions. >> yes, sandhya, these dangerous winds are not over. firefighters still have to deal with this for several days. >> absolutely. and dan and diane, it's a windstorm of extreme intensity combining with critically dry fuels. that's feeding the firestorms. this is a live view from the palisades fire, one of the largest fires, as you just heard, over 15,000 acres. right now, those winds are picking up 43 miles an hour in malibu. you can see they're very gusty and surrounding areas as well. taking a look at all the fires that are burning there, the palisades fire, as i mentioned, the largest ones. but the eaton fire is right up there, over 10,000 acres. the red flag warning was extended until friday night. the particularly dangerous situation playing out today with the devastation in southern california, they have removed that particul

washington. there will be a service at the u.s. capitol that afternoon. the late president will then lie in state in the capitol rotunda, giving the public another opportunity to pay their respects. on thursday morning, dignitaries will gather at washington's national cathedral for carter's state funeral. president joe biden expected to eulogize his longtime friend, the man born james earl carter jr. who took the oath of office simply as jimmy jimmy carter do solemnly swear, will then return home to plains, georgia, for a private family service. reena roy, abc news, atlanta. >> president biden will head to new orleans tomorrow to attend a vigil in honor of the people killed or hurt in the new year's day attack in the city. a vigil was also held saturday night. federal authorities are now warning law enforcement to be on alert for copycat attacks. abc news reporter christiane cordero is following the latest on the investigation. >> just days after that terrifying truck attack in new orleans, bourbon street is showing signs of returning to normal. the music is back, but the victims of that new year

the ground in los angeles from across the state, as well as some firefighters from oregon and washington state, too. >> all right. obviously, we are watching the weather conditions, so let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel tracking those conditions. >> yes, sandhya, these dangerous winds are not over. firefighters still have to deal with this for several days. >> absolutely. and dan and diane, it's a windstorm of extreme intensity combining with critically dry fuels. that's feeding the firestorms. this is a live view from the palisades fire, one of the largest fires, as you just heard, over 15,000 acres. right now, those winds are picking up 43 miles an hour in malibu. you can see they're very gusty and surrounding areas as well. taking a look at all the fires that are burning there, the palisades fire, as i mentioned, the largest ones. but the eaton fire is right up there, over 10,000 acres. the red flag warning was extended until friday night. the particularly dangerous situation playing out today with the devastation in southern california, they have removed that particu

abc news reporter perry russom has a look from washington. statea. >> the cheers for pete hegseth as he walked before the senate armed services committee. >> force will remove members by protesters as the veteran and former tv host works to become the next secretary of defense. >> people that really know me know where my heart's at. it's with the guys in this audience who've had my back and i've had theirs. >> president elect. trump's nominee has been shattered by allegations of sexual misconduct, alcohol abuse and financial mismanagement, allegations he denies. >> there was a coordinated smear campaign orchestrated in the media against us. >> according to a police report obtained by abc news, a woman accused hegseth of sexual assault in 2017. no charges were filed. his attorney says he settled with the woman in order to keep his job. hegseth calls the encounter consensual. >> but you acknowledge that you cheated on your wife and that you cheated on the woman who by whom you had just fathered a child. you have admitted that. >> i will allow your wo

washington state police are now investigating.and las vegas is getting ready to pull off one of the biggest new year celebrations on the west coast. a live look here tonight at crowds gathered on fremont street, ready to ring in the new year. another large crowd is gathered on the strip. at the stroke of midnight. fireworks will light up the sky over the las vegas strip. event planners expect about 400,000 people will celebrate with this party, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. people with disabilities, such as those on the autism spectrum, often have difficulty finding employment. a bay area man is trying to highlight the issue in hopes of changing it as ktvu is. andre senior shows us he received a major assist in his efforts from the sheriff of san francisco. >> say give it about 30s. >> weeks after life changing opportunity, adam sherman is contempl

incredible concern tonight from fire crews that are now being reenforced from arizona, from washington state, from oregon. all coming to california, because there is simply not enough manpower to handle this kind of historic generational disaster thawe're seeing playing out, play out in real time. i did have a chance to embed with one team today who took me to a home not far from where we're standing. the roof fully engulfed. and what was heartbreaking was to see the crew connect to a nearby hydrant and not have enough water pressure to make a difference. unfortunately, that has become the unfortunate norm in a lot of these areas. and that is why water tankers have been sent he to try to reenforce that fight as well as aircraft. but, again, there is only so much you can do when you have a fire of this scale that has proven to be deadly. and unfortunately, officials say that death toll may only be rising. so tonight, with less than 24 hours to go until this red flag warning is lifting, is lifted, there are prayers, countless ones, across this southern california area, hoping that the worst co

these animals arrived in washington state yesterday, and a similar scene here in the bay area, as shelters to make room for animals displaced by the fires. one of the shelters taking in pets is marin humane. abc seven news reporter luz pena visited that shelter today as fires continue to burn. >> volunteers from across california are responding to one of the biggest needs l.a. animal shelters are facing, sending down trained staff to l.a. to help the shelters there because their staff is absolutely overwhelmed and exhausted. they're transporting dogs, cats and other small animals out of l.a. area to free up shelter space. last week, the san diego humane society transported 39 dogs from the pasadena humane society. over the weekend, marin humane welcomed 46 animals to the bay area. >> you can see all the ones that have the pink signs on it. those are all from l.a. county. guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, including a couple of babies that were recently born and with more powerful winds on the way. >> the mission to get animals out of los angeles is ramping up to take in some of the animals th

the body of america's 39th presidentjimmy carter is being taken from his home state of georgia to washingtontate funeral. earlier we saw special air mission 39 land at hejoint base andrews, after departing his at the joint base andrews, after departing his home state of georgia. the family of the former president were on the plane and earlier we saw them sending the steps of the aeroplane and onto the tarmac where they would also take part in a ceremony which has been under way, which involves moving his body from the aeroplane into a hearse and making its way to the capital. carter's body will lie in state at the capitol rotunda in washington before the funeral service on thursday. he died at the age of 100 in late december. the plan is to fly flags at half mast across the country for 30 days, and a national day of mourning has also been announced by presidentjoe biden, who will also deliver a eulogy at the ceremony, which will be attended by, it is expected, all living presidents, who have all been given in the invite to the ceremony. we will stay with the pictures on the screen for you. w

they have. >> congresswoman, you represent the state of washington, a part of the state of washington. how would tariffs on canada impact your state's economy? what do you make of what he's been saying? >> well, i think that we have to get used to chaos 2.0 again with trump. he says crazy things. and then people sort of have to, you know, react to it. and i think that we have to be very focused on what he's going to do to lower prices for americans. i think that tariffs, of course, can the threat of tariffs sometimes can bring about some longer term change. but you will see prices going up for americans. and he admitted that. you know, jim, after the election, during the campaign he was saying oh i'm going to bring prices down immediately after the election was done, donald trump was saying, well, actually, my tariff plans are going to raise prices for americans. and we've got lots of economists saying that. and so i think it depends on what the goal is of the tariffs. if the long term goal is to preserve manufacturing in the united states and there's an investment by the u.s. governm

washington. there will be a service at the u.s. capitol that afternoon. the late president will then lie in state in the capitol rotunda, giving the public another opportunity to pay their respects. on thursday morning, dignitaries will gather at washington's national cathedral for carter's state funeral. president joe biden expected to eulogize his longtime friend, the man born james earl carter jr. who took the oath of office simply as jimmy jimmy carter do solemnly swear, will then return home to plains, georgia, for a private family service. reena roy, abc news, atlanta. >> meanwhile, president biden will head to new orleans tomorrow to attend a vigil in honor of the people killed or hurt in the new year's day attack. a vigil was also held last night. federal authorities are now warning law enforcement to be on alert for copycat attacks. abc news reporter christiane cordero is following the latest with this investigation. >> just days after that terrifying truck attack in new orleans, bourbon street is showing signs of returning to normal. the music is back, but the victims of that new year's

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these animals arrived in washington state yesterday.was a similar scene here in the bay area, as shelters are trying to make room for animals displaced by the fires. abc seven news reporter luz pena visited one of the shelters, taking in pets. it's marin humane. >> as fires continue to burn, volunteers from across california are responding to one of the biggest needs. l.a.to one animal shelters are facing sending down trained staff to l.a. to help the shelters there, because their staff is absolutely overwhelmed and exhausted. they're transporting dogs, cats, and other small animals out of l.a. area to free up shelter space. last week, the san diego humane society transported 39 dogs from the pasadena humane society. over the weekend, marin humane welcomed 46 animals to the bay area. >> you can see all the ones that have the pink signs on it. those are all from l.a. county. guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, including a couple of babies that were recently born and with more powerful winds on the way. >> the mission to get animals out of lo

we can dream about washington but here in georgia i love the pause at the state capital where a bipartisanwmakers celebrated jimmy carter's legacy. sonny perdue is the first republican judge or governor in georgia and i asked him what his relationship jimmy carter was like, jimmy carter gave him advice over the years. he said what was most notable to him is so me people across party lines could come together and celebrate a great man. this is a former member of donald trump's administration, he was secretary of agriculture and donald trump's first term saying jimmy carter was a great man and georgia should come together to celebrate that. >> i will let you, richard, give the last word before we wrap up this hour given that you are in planes with the family yesterday, how do they go forward? how hard is it for them? >> when you asked that question i was thinking of lincoln who drove with his mom, a teenager coming from chicago who said i heard about this president who i researched and i studied in high school, i want to come down during this time. they drove and arrived at his hometown in p

carter's state funeral will take place thursday at washington's national cathedral, where president joe biden is expected to eulogize his longtime friend. today marks one year since a scary incident that set off a ton of problems for boeing. a door plug blew off an alaska airlines flight mid-air shortly after takeoff from portland, oregon. it left a huge hole in the fuselage, forcing an emergency landing. no one on board was seriously hurt, and the company says it has made strides in improving passenger safety and quality control in its factories. the faa has increased its oversight of boeing since the incident. staying climate ready is a team effort, and along the bay area coast, that team could include sea otters. abc seven news meteorologist drew tuma explains how otters could help control an invasive species. >> when we first met, the hungry otters of elkhorn slough last year, they were chowing down on a species of burrowing crabs blamed for destabilizing the shoreline, thinning their numbers and rescuing sections of the estuary located at moss landing in monterey bay. now, research

railroad yards are jammed with more than half a million visitors from every state in the union block to washington on this inauguration day. early morning spectator have been at their places along the parade route. walker is well aware there are pennants and buttons honoring. harry truman, elected president of the united states. mrs. from her moderate, elvin buckley, his daughter, the vice president elect and the chief executive depart for the inaugural ceremony. mr. truman, escorted by congressional representative leads the protection of the. the man from missouri goes to take his oath of office not formally recording the greatest political upset in united states history. more than 100,000 people are on hand to witness the millions more. see the event on television and hear it over world wide radio. among the distinguished guests are admiral marine corps, general vandergrift and admiral halsey, the united secretary general lee, the emperors from other countries, the the black robed supreme court justices to the depth of the inaugural platform, mostly followed by the official presidential party he

railroad yards are jammed with more than half a million visitors from every state in the union block to washington on this inauguration day. early morning spectator have been at their places along the parade route. walker is well aware there are pennants and buttons honoring. harry truman, elected president of the united states. mrs. from her moderate, elvin buckley, his daughter, the vice president elect and the chief executive depart for the inaugural ceremony. mr. truman, escorted by congressional representative leads the protection of the. the man from missouri goes to take his oath of office not formally recording the greatest political upset in united states history. more than 100,000 people are on hand to witness the millions more. see the event on television and hear it over world wide radio. among the distinguished guests are admiral marine corps, general vandergrift and admiral halsey, the united secretary general lee, the emperors from other countries, the the black robed supreme court justices to the depth of the inaugural platform, mostly followed by the official presidential party he

he is in his first term and native of the state of washington, a district in the state of washington. he is a graduate of princeton where he has a b.a. he was a marshal scholar, and has his p.h.d. and his thesis had to do with comparative social policy, a p.h.d. from oxford. he worked in the consulting firm of mckenzie and company for a number of years, and also was in the washington state legislature, and he did all this before he came to the congress. congressman timmons is in his second year, one of the youngest people ever to be elected in the state of south carolina to congress, is a graduate of george washington university where he has a degree in international affairs and political science. he has a masters in intellectual studies and a law degree as well from the university of south carolina. he has a masters from n.y.u. in cybersecurity strategy. he was in the south carolina state legislature before he was in congress, and a captain now in the air national guard. so i would like on behalf of all of the former members of congress here to bestow upon the two of them the disting

the population the size of the state of washington, our 13th largest state. very little is done to vet these millions of illegal migrants. we don't know how many terrorists and violent criminals are among them. and worse, the democrats don't seem to care. we know that the number of terrorists we're apprehending has skyrocketed and that violent international crime cartels and violent foreign gangs are now operating freely in our communities, often protected from deportation and detention by the democrats' sanctuary laws. one of these criminals has now been convicted of the brutal murder of laken riley. how many such monsters have the democrats deliberately allowed into our country we do not know. but we're slowly, painfully and tragically finding out victim by victim. in this case, the murderer was paroled into this country through a shocking abuse of this power by the biden administration. he was repeatedly arrested for theft and other crimes in sanctuary jurisdictions, and each time released back onto our streets. just months before laken riley's murder, thi

president, 175 engines from across this country, from new mexico and oregon and washington state, utah, idaho, men and women coming out here regardless of their differences, in the spirit of what the vice president said, working together in the spirit that defines the best of all of us. and so just with deep gratitude to you, your team, we had the national guard out last night. we had 43 key posts that they were working, 855 national guard men and women were stationing additional national guard men and women to the extent we need it. we've searched all the assets we drew down from all over the state, and obviously now, increasingly across the country. i want to also highlight, because i think it's incredibly important, we have 150,000 people still under mandatory evacuation orders. these fires are not out. today we're going to make a lot of progress and continue to increase these containment numbers. but it is important, and i cannot impress upon you more how happy i was to hear, mr. president, you say disasterassistance.gov. people are now naturally calling. there's tremendous anxiety

washington. there will be a service at the u.s. capitol that afternoon. the late president will then lie in staten the capitol rotunda, giving the public another opportunity to pay their respects. on thursday morning, dignitaries will gather at washington's national cathedral for carter, a state funeral. president joe biden expected to eulogize his longtime friend, the man born james earl carter jr, who took the oath of office simply as jimmy i, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear, will then return home to plains, georgia, for a private family service. reena roy abc news, atlanta. >> we're following new developments this morning on the new year's day attack in new orleans. right now, the fbi and state leaders are holding a news briefing. you're looking at a live picture of it. louisiana's governor announced plans to honor the 14 victims over the next three weeks. the fbi asked the public to continue sending tips and information to help them in their investigation. that comes as federal authorities are warning other law enforcement agencies to be on alert for copycat attacks. this comes ahead of presi

get their chance to pay their respects before that full state funeral takes place on thursday morning at the national cathedral here in washingtonat state funeral, there will be president biden, but also former presidents, obama and.— but also former presidents, obama and. , g ., �* obama and. yes, joe biden will cive the obama and. yes, joe biden will give the eulogy _ obama and. yes, joe biden will give the eulogy for— obama and. yes, joe biden will give the eulogy forjimmy - give the eulogy forjimmy carter, we know that something thatjimmy carter asked him to do. all the living presidents will be there. it takes place at the national if here in washington. from there, jimmy carter's washington. from there, jimmy ca rter�*s casket washington. from there, jimmy carter's casket will travel back to plains, georgia, where he grew up. she will be laid to rest alongside his wife, who died at the age of 96. they work the longest presidential couple ever, they were married for 77 years. he was 100 when he died, an extraordinary life. more than 44 years of a life after being president of the united states, in which he accomplished so m