i'm will perry. twin ambitions. in the six nations this weekend. hello and welcome to sportasday. with france v wales in paris on friday. face england in dublin. together for england, steve borthwick confirming our rugby union correspondent chrisjones is in spain well, the sun setting here injerona, this lovely spot, the england training base in northern spain and they've tuesday, some big selection decisions, particularly history, the first twin brothers to play together for in an england senior team must be a very, very proud moment for them and theirfamily. elsewhere, a debut for cadan murley, the harlequins on the left wing. every time i am in, i use it to try and develop myself, whether that's picking the coaches brain or picking every time i come in, if i get that i—2% better then i can keep going and keep going and hopefully reach the goals that i can have now. against because he would just hit breakdowns and fire you back so much but he was definitely one. it's the england team full of youth and excitement can they do what very, very few te

but from me, will perry, and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, it's goodbye for now. ere. dry. will tend to build in to bring a lot of dry and sunny weather. area of low pressure. of the uk. and a few down the east coast, but the bulk of the country dry ireland. for thursday morning. and northeast of scotland. later in the day, skies will cloud up for northern ireland and there's your thursday temperatures. the sunshine to compensate. now, this area of rain will be pushing into colder air. there'll be colder air ahead of it and behind it, of england and wales as it moves its way southeastwards. it will fizzle out as it pushes into high pressure, leave a legacy of cloud across eastern areas, again, a chilly day to come with those values in single figures across the board. begins to build across the south and the east. so i think most of the rain will stay out west both saturday and sunday, with many places staying dry and chilly with light winds and some mist and fog by denying her insulin. and out with the dragon, in with the snake. we begin in india where it has just

from me, will perry, and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there.oasts, gusts of wind of up to 70—80 plus mph and for heavy rain. kind of widespread frost. they'll still be pretty frequent, particularly towards the southern half of the uk, but lots of dry weather, too, the showers lacking the potency that monday's did. western channel coasts. lightening for many of us. temperatures 7—10 celsius, perhaps some areas of brightness later on through the afternoon. as the low clears. and the west, and this time we're going to be seeing some could push further eastwards. a little cooler. bye— bye. hostages find out their loved ones are dead. of the hugely popular and cheap ai chatbot. hit. we've been seeing lots of reaction this morning to deepseek. in us history. development of a cheap new ai tool a �*good thing'.

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i'm will perry. t nottingham forest to maintain a 6—point lead at the top of the premier league. mauro itoje will lead england into the six nations after being named their new captain. and judd trump has a third masters title on his mind after cruising into the quarterfinals at alexandra palace. welcome along. diogojota denied nottingham forest a win over liverpool that would have reduced their lead at the top of the premier league to three points. chris wood put forest ahead afterjust eight minutes, his 13th of an incredible season before the portuguese levelled in the second half — 1—1 it finished at the city ground with liverpool remaining six points clear at the top with a game in hand. they maybe deserved not to concede the second or third goal they threw and they fight with everything they got. fans helping them a lot, they were really

i'm will perry, here's what's coming up. in but there are still some who think a fight with anthonyjoshua will still happen. david moyes says the everton job is a "different beast" and rejoining the club was "too big an opportunity to turn down". and we're on the golf course with peter 0demwingie once a premier league footballer, now a golf pro. former world heavyweight champion tyson fury has announced his retirement from boxing again. it's not the first time he's said he'll leave the sport — hence scepticism around whether this really is the end. last month fury lost his rematch against 0leksandr usyk. his announcement comes just a couple of days after anthonyjoshua said a fight with fury "had to happen this year" and that he believed it would. with more here's our boxing reporter ade adedoyn. today's press conference to announce what is a huge bill in

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time for sport, here is a full round—up at the bbc sport centre with will perry. ttingham forest fans will be pinching themselves. they're currently leading liverpool 1—0 at the city ground, which means as it stands they're just three points behind arne slot�*s side at the top of the premier league. chris wood scored his 13th goal of the season, 1—0 the score. elsewhere, cole palmer's has his 14th league goal of the campiagn as chelsea lead bournemouth 1—0 at stamford bridge. west ham are 2—0 up against fulham in graham potter's first home game in charge and no breakthrough between brentford and champions manchester city. there's been a big shock at the australian open where brazilian qualifier joao fonseca beat russian ninth seed andrey rublev. the 18—year—old has become only the second teenager since 1973 to defeat an atp top—10 player in their debut grand slam main draw. he'll meet italian lorenzo sonego in the second round. british number two cameron norrie is out after losing in four sets to italy's matteo berrenttini. norrie says he could "barely practise" be

now with all the latest sport here's will perry. good afternoon.eal madrid manager carlo ancelotti has refused to deny his club are trying to sign trent alexander arnold from liverpool. we understand the spanish side had made an approach — which liverpool pushed back on. spanish media also reported real were willing to buy the england international this month — but ancelotti refused to be drawn on the situation. translation: it's very difficult to talk about it in this context. we will see. that is all i can say, we'll see. we have so many games injanuary and that is all we are focussed on now and that is all there is. talking about the market is not easy for me at the moment. tennis and poland are on course for a second successive appearance in the final of the united cup. they've reached the final four of the tournament — after beating great britain in the quarter finals. hubert hurkacz got them off to a winning start — beating billy harris in straight sets. and iga swiatek secured the victory — getting the better of katie boulter in the second s

sport now, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's will perry.ello from the bbc sport centre. tyson fury has once again announced his retirement from boxing, and says he's loved every single minute of his career. fury�*s decision comes after losing his heavyweight rematch with oleksandr usyk last month for the wba, wbo and wbc titles. he also claimed he was retiring in 2013, 2017 and 2022, but all were short—lived. fury enjoyed two stints as heavyweight champion, and holds a record of 3a wins, two defeats, and one draw. if this is the end of fury�*s boxing career, we won't get to see a long—awaited fight with anthonyjoshua. that bout had been much anticipated for many years, and joshua's promoter, eddie, hearn beleives there is a chance it could still happen. fury doesn't want the fight, and if he doesn't want the fight, you can't recommend the ring. he's earned the right to make whatever decision he makes. i don't know whether this was a move to stop the flow of pressure, because with a jake calling flow of pressure, because with ajake calling h

i be7 be with katrina perry in a will be with katrina perry in a moment but i will �*you the moment bute now so mam; continues. we are now so many hours that operation, it overnight with hundreds started overnight with hundreds arriving at the river trying to find 7 hhdif 77 7 fi7nd7i7fthe7re7 77 7 fi7nd7i7f there shy none were found. i survivors. none were found. i will take you back to the white because we have been house because we have been given a two minute warning. you can see one of the journalist picking up the microphone so we pickingup sthesmiccephenesse we stay with pickingupsthesmiccephenesse we stay with katrina perry. will stay with katrina perry. as we for the as we centinue fer the i've been an president, i've been given an update. the and the update. the update and the rate has reopened. the flight landed here. first flight landed here. there is one first flight landed here. there is - one main _ first flight landed here. there is - one main runway - first flight landed here. there is - one main runway at i is only one main runway at ronald reagan airport in dc, 800 fl

josh perry, thank you very much and we will _ for. continue - for. josh perry, thank you very much and we will continue to l much and we will continue to follow reaction coming in the death of the vivienne. to say rupaul�*s drag race'sjudge said she was utterly heartbroken at the reveal of the vivienne's death. died at the age of 32. elon musk has called for nigel farage to be replaced as the leader of reform uk, just weeks after reports that the billionaire was considering donating millions of pounds to the party. a rift emerged between the two this week when nigel farage distanced himself from elon musk�*s support for the jailed far—right activist stephen yaxley—lennon, also known as tommy robinson. helen catt reports. nigel farage has been keen to publicise the support that he has had from the world's richest man. here they are photographed together last month. there had been talk that elon musk was considering donating money to reform uk. in a broadcast this morning, mr farage said these backing had bought other benefits. he may we

hello i'm will perry live from the bbc sport centre it's finished all square in the match between the stands ever built —— the recruitment team that lead over nottingham forest at the top. manchester city's title defence took another blow as they threw away a two—goal lead at brentford. phil foden's second of the game saw city in front up until the 92nd minute when christian norgard's header secured a point for the home side. city remain 12 points off the top. i feel that the control was there in the first, started the second,, i don't know what's happened, but they put pressure on and we just looked at leggy, we could not keep up with the pace, and we paid the price there. is pace, and we paid the price there. . . there. is there still confidence - there. is there still confidence in i there. is there still confidence in the i there. is there still - confidence in the dressing there. is there still _ confidence in the dressing room that you — confidence in the dressing room that you are good enough to make — that you are good enough to make sure about 22 top for pace the season?— the

we will get the very latest from caitriona perry and we will also bring you up to date with the latestn a turkish ski resort, this hotel erupting into flames, and at least 66 people killed in that fire and many others injured and there have been a number of arrests so we will get the latest from our correspondent. we will take you to the courts in london getting the latest on that case that prince harry was supposed to be bringing against the owners of the sun newspaper. all of that is after the weather. this is the fifth named storm of the season and maybe a notch up, with fast wins and a very powerful storm and we still have no pressure but the light winds giving the fog and we will see this band of rain towards the south—east but this is coming in, rapidly developing across the atlantic as it rushes towards our shores on thursday night and into friday. as for this evening, still some rain to come and rain to the north but i think fog is an issue for the coming night and in the south we have the two weather fronts joining forces so potential for some patchy rain and some hill fog and

oh, pamela anderson will be here. katy perry will be here.ineo, will saslow. the legend ringo starr will be here with peace and love, and we'll have music from nessa barrett, simple minds, and the weeknd. our first guest is an oscar-nominated, emmy, grammy and tony-winning actor who learned, like kermit the frog before her, "it's not easy being green." ♪ the way we planned -- ♪ if we work in tandem, there's no fight we cannot win ♪ ♪ just you and i when you and i defying ♪ they'll never bring us down ♪ >> jimmy: from "wicked," please welcome cynthia alksne! [ cheering ] ♪ ♪ [ cheering ] >> jimmy: welcome. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good, i'm good. >> jimmy: it's good to see you. >> you too. >> jimmy: and congratulations on your oscar nomination. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> jimmy: i'm sure you know, i'm sure people say it all the time, you're just a one o away from the egot. >> that's right. [ cheering ] >> jimmy: that's exciting, right? >> it's pretty exciting, yeah. i enjoy it. >> jimmy: i would think so. >> it's f

and then, of course, we know that perry will die by hanging right. it's really terrible. ragic story. and perry will describe going to orphanage and so forth. right. and struggling through adolescence and youth. and he's got side of artistic side, right. this picture of jesus, you know, being sensitive some ways. right. you know, and then we have -- hickock, right? we learn a lot about his childhood and background. but he, too, was in a car accident, severe car accident and experienced concussions. and that dr. mitchell jones sort of suspects that might have been one factor because apparently he did not have these violent tendencies. prior to the accident. but after accident, he began to get a lot of trouble. and so they suspect that it might have something to do with brain damage or illness. so we won't read these passages. you know, we'll talk about it. there's also a very strange case is added in this book, and it's the case of lowell, leander. this is an actual case now loyola andrews was a very quiet, reserved, young man who was a very good in school. he had a very su

they need your system systems like the fresher perry will not the regular volta center. i'm not certainly safe up to a certain threshold to protect like who bio diversity or anything. not going to watch the cold. yeah. so the system is cold down an entire says to use on cell phones, and so we have to choose the building. so cool with them before and you say that you mentioned that you sound back to me in the future. so i show the probably will also be linked to schools, some of them already enjoying the benefits of green, a streets and pedestrian science. and across the city, cars increasingly sharing the streets with bicycles. but not everybody is happy with the bicycle boom, which is leading to more traffic jams in busy areas. your other plans are less controversial like this new installation that provides change when the sun is high to people in a lower income they the hood. and then most of the powers, so that don't feel that you'll do a degree. there was people who, you know, give us the ones that can be up to 10 degrees cooler under the roof. and we've installed a

will. governor rick perry, thank you for your insight, have a great day.in the house today. >> todd: new jersey congressman, jeff van drew, he is there and he is here next. . . >> todd: laken riley act set to face a vote in the house after amended version passed senate on track to give trump an early win. >> carley: jeff van drew joins us now. good morning to you. do you think this amended version will pats and if so how will this impact americans? >> oh, it's in a good wa to answer your second question, first. i do think it will pass for sure. what is good about this is the laken riley act is good in itself, obviously. but, you know, if you are guilty of or even accused of stealing anything, and you are an illegal alien so you have broken the law twice now. this is the second time and have gotten here illegally and then stealing, you will be detained and deported and that is as it should be. my bill, which is the reason to believe that this is come back to the house is that you will be detained and deported if you attack law enforcement. again, common sen

that will happen on thursday. abc news reporter perry russom is at the capitol with a look back at how the nation is paying its respects. >> former president jimmy carter landing at joint base andrews in maryland today, making his final trip to washington, dc. the flight call sign, special mission 39 for the 39th president. a 21 gun salute for carter, america's longest living president. he died last month at the age of 100. his flag draped casket leaving the carter center in atlanta this morning. >> hi, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear. >> he will lie in state in the capitol rotunda, the same building where he took the oath of office 48 years ago. the peanut farmer from plains, georgia, becoming the 39th president. he was the first president to step out of the presidential limousine and walked down pennsylvania avenue to the white house. today, his family doing the same, but this time walking to the capitol as his casket is pulled by eight horses. the procession is designed to mirror his inauguration parade for two days. he will lie in st

will. scott perry, i think some will hold out and really want 30 to point to something that they got in exchange a yes vote for mike johnson. >> and susan, while we have been talking, we have been watching a split-screen with the house floor. it is a little bit like the first day of back at school or camp. families are allowed to come. you see children, grandchildren, mike johnson taking pictures with a baby, which is what politicians do, what anyone does when you see a cute baby. there is marjorie taylor greene. i mean, people are milling around. jim jordan. people are very aggressive, you know, advocates for their positions, but there is also the -- it's a new year. they are coming back from a long break and they are allowed to have their families and kids. >> absolutely. late me just say that you mentioned the people who are on the floor other than the members. until the speaker is elected and the rules package is passed, there are no rules that exist right now. >> that's such a good point, congresswoman. >> which is why -- and, look, decorum on the house floor is not what it used to be by an

who, of course, the for more on this will speak to don perry who's and his radio says alice and the full not regional editor of the associates of press in the middle east is also also of aust questions. lates, a sub psych, newsletter and joins us live from tennessee. so this is what was reported to be going to be included if this these far it goes through time. what is the conversation in his role today? whether it's from the media, whether it's from their reports, what the politicians are saying, even a public opinion. i would say the conversation is whether the deal will actually go through. uh there are 4 right factors and the government, the courtesy radically bring it down. let's say that we say they oppose the deal. the thing is that they bring down the government and will trigger a new elections, which the right in general would probably lose. that tends to focus the mind to stop politicians and therefore i suspect they'll post a deal but not bring down the government. and in any case, even if they try either is at least the theoretical possibility that the is really off position

liz cheney said, as you will see, scott perry requested a pardon from trump.ry vehemently denied it. the inference was something was nefarious. she gets a pardon but calling out someone else. you go over to none other than adam schiff, this precedent of giving blanket pardons is something we don't want to see. let's give one to adam kensinger who said i only know of one reason to seek a pardon, about a us you are worried of guilt. this is what you all said to republicans. now you've received pardons. look in the mirror. kettle, look as at who's in the mirror who has called them out. there are 21 pro-lifers that biden put in prison, innocent individuals who sang about jesus christ in front an abortion clinic in a hallway, not in the clinic, it was a peaceful protest. we played it on the show. those individuals should be receiving pardons. we're a week ahead for the march for life and i hope that the trump administration deeply considers these peaceful christians in a peaceful protest who were persecuted by president biden. they should be freed. >> what perfect

the barron park donkeys say memorial plans for perry will be announced soon.a high surf advisory is in effect for parts of northern california. we'll give you a live look out across the oakland estuary tonight. the national weather service says some parts of the california coast could see large, breaking waves between 18 to 22ft high. the advisory remains in effect through 3 a.m. and in santa cruz, the city's iconic wharf officially reopened today after a portion of it collapsed into the ocean less than two weeks ago. ktvu is betty yu was there and has the report. >> the whole front just fell of. >> the end of the historic santa cruz wharf, fell into the ocean during a massive storm on december 23rd. it was a dramatic sight, much of it captured on social media. two people were rescued and a third swam to safety after the partial collapse. >> today, what we want to do is let you know, let the community know, let people all over northern california know it is safe to come to our wharf. >> at the reopening ceremony saturday, the city announced that recent sonar a

donkey project shared the news on their website, and we do know that a memorial service for perry the donkey will be planned soon. that does it for us. thank you so much for watching the 7.30 right here on ktvu, and we'll see you back again tomorrow at 730. be sure to download our fox local app to your smart tv or cell phone. there you can stream all of our newscasts. find exclusive stories and content right on your smart tv or cell. all you got to do is go to your app store and download fox local, click on san francisco and then search for ktvu. thanks so much for joini if you like options, you'll love my $6 all day big deal meal. choose from 4 delicious entrées and 5 tasty sides with a drink. oh, and nobody else includes breakfast items all day. just this guy. at jack, every bite's a big deal! welcome to jack in the box! [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 ca

. >> appreciated, lee perry will be hearing you later on this afternoon. save the voice.ckdrop of at the capitol building right behind us. tomorrow's a ceremony inside that capitol development. they'll be something historic.e, >> thank you for joining us. is martha is after the break. to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. what tractor supply customers experience is personalized service. made possible by t-mobile for business. with t-mobile's reliable 5g business internet. employees get the information they need instantly. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. and can you see a number in the circle? seventy-nine ninety-five. want to try again? seventy-nine ninety-five. i think you might be color blind. i think you're missing the point — hummm. right. okay. now follow my finger without turning your head. uhumm. no, just follow with your eyes. —uhumm. —okay. i don't think you understand what i'm asking. i don't think you know how owls work. get two pairs of glasses and an eye exam for just

oklahoma gets a tornado, he wants oklahoma to fix the problem, and then the federal government will send money. perry russom, abc news, washington. >> president trump's attack on immigration could affect thousands of afghani immigrants who are here legally. a large number of legal afghan immigrants called the bay area home. many of them live in fremont. many of them came to the u.s. with the promise of citizenship. but congress has failed in creating a legal pathway. now, advocates are concerned if these refugees are sent back, it could be life threatening. >> for folks that supported our u.s. mission. they supported our armed service members throughout the 20 years that the u.s. was in afghanistan. and we've made a promise and to send these people back to afghanistan isn't just cruel, it's a death sentence. >> many afghans end up in the east bay because of the resources afghan americans have built there. advocates say that despite what happens, afghan americans will continue to support refugees. plenty of new changes as the new trump administration takes shape. we're keeping track of the first 100 d

will give the eulogy. >> abc news reporter perry russom has the latest from capitol hill. >> former president jimmy carter'sad of his funeral. members of congress, some of the first to pay their respects during a wreath laying ceremony. former president jimmy carter landing at joint base andrews in maryland today, making his final trip to washington, dc. the flight call sign, special mission 39 for the 39th president. a 21 gun salute for carter, america's longest living president. he died last month at the age of 100. his flag draped casket leaving the carter center in atlanta this morning. >> i, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear. >> he will lie in state in the capitol rotunda. the same building where he took the oath of office 48 years ago. the peanut farmer from plains, georgia, becoming the 39th president. he was the first president to step out of the presidential limousine. and walked down pennsylvania avenue to the white house. today, his family doing the same, but this time walking to the capitol as his casket is pulled by eight horses. the procession is designed to mirror his inauguration parade for tw

will not sell. whit. >> whit: so, perry, what does this mean for millions who have tiktok on their devices or who wantload the app? >> reporter: tiktok has said the app will go dark, but it's not exactly clear what that means. some tech experts say it will likely no longer be available in some of those app stores, and then after a while those updates to the app will not go through, so basically over time it will stop working. >> whit: we'll stand by and see what happens. perry russom, thank you. >> rhiannon: ten days before his inauguration, donald trump heard his sentence in his hush money case, and despite no punishment, he plans to fight the case. abc's aaron katersky has more on the day in court. so, aaron, this means that chapter is not over yet. >> it's not quite over, but it's mostly over now, rhiannon. nine days from now in washington donald trump's going to take the oath of office for a second time, but his sentencing here in new york means he will be carrying a new distinction, the first president to enter the white house as a convicted felon. this morning, president-elect trump is sentenced

going to see him start seeking to seeking to deliver on those favors, and much of that will violate the law. >> scott perrylle goldberg, we will see what happens next week. thank you both. thanks. still ahead, a disturbing new reporting on the man that donald trump wants to be in charge of your health. senator ed markey joins me on senator ed markey joins me on the danger of ♪♪ well would you look at that? jerry, you've got to see this. i've seen it. trust me, after 15 walks, it gets a little old. ugh. i really should be retired by now. wish i'd invested when i had the chance... to the moon! unbelievable. stop waiting. start investing. e*trade ® from morgan stanley. if you're living with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or active psoriatic arthritis symptoms can sometimes hold you back. but now there's skyrizi, so you can be all in with clearer skin. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪yeah, i feel free to bare my skin♪ ♪yeah, that's all me.♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ with skyrizi, you can show up with 90% clearer skin. and if you have psoriatic arthritis, skyrizi can help you move with less joint pain, stiffne

oklahoma gets a tornado, he wants oklahoma to fix the problem, and then the federal government will send money. perry russom, abc news, washington. >> president trump's attack on immigration could affect thousands of afghani immigrants who are here legally. a large number of legal afghan immigrants call the bay area home, and many of them live in fremont. many of them came to the u.s. with the promise of citizenship, but congress has failed in creating a legal pathway. now, advocates are concerned if these refugees are sent back, it could be life threatening. >> for folks that supported our u.s. mission. they supported our armed service members throughout the 20 years that the u.s. was in afghanistan. and we've made a promise and to send these people back to afghanistan isn't just cruel. it's a death sentence. >> many afghans end up in the east bay because of the resources afghan americans have built there. advocates say that despite what happens, afghan americans will continue to support refugees. plenty of new changes as the new trump administration takes shape. we're keeping track of the first 100

a memorial will be held for perry at a later date. bird flu is impacting egg supply, driving up prices and leaving some grocery stores out of stock. the ventura county star reports between 10 and 14 million egg laying hens have been killed or have died from the virus in california. the u.s. department of agriculture says egg prices have jumped 70% from november to december, driving up the average cost to nearly $9 a dozen. >> it's psychological too. it's just like when covid hit and, you know, everybody was going out for like tons of water and tons of toilet paper because we think we're going to, you know, the world is coming to an end. psychologically, it's like, oh my gosh, am i in this fervor that i have to go find eggs somewhere and anywhere? i'll i will likely just do without. >> there's no quick fix in sight, and the egg supply is expected to be tight for at least the next few weeks. tomorrow, dungeness crab fishing season finally begins in the bay area. the season usually starts in mid-november, but it's been delayed the past f

later today, president trump will be visiting north carolina and california — to see the aftermath of floods and wildfires. let's speak to caitriona perryt to global warming and say we will see more of the extreme weather events whether it is flooding or wildfires, and that is interesting given his position on global warming.— interesting given his position on global warming. on globalwarming. indeed, one ofthe on globalwarming. indeed, one of the first— on globalwarming. indeed, one of the first things _ on globalwarming. indeed, one of the first things he _ on globalwarming. indeed, one of the first things he did - on globalwarming. indeed, one of the first things he did on - of the first things he did on monday was to bring the us out of the paris climate accord again, and he has already rowed back on a number of environmental regulations designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in this country and to protect other elements of the environment. he is very set on reversing that, putting america first, tapping the natural resources that are in this country, and we will probably hear that later today. he is on his way to north carolin

i would like to speak to our department of energy, the secretary perry she will brief us on power outagesand the initial assessment on the impact of the grid loss in california. >> we are looking to see if she is still on. she had to board the plane. if she had to board, the deputy secretary -- >> i will get the update, mr. president. she is on the way, mr. president, tope puerto rico on an official visit given the islandwide blackout. per your guidance we are doing everything we can to help working with partners including our utility partners but other federal partners as well. as of just coming into the meeting, there is a little more than 400 thousand customer outages in california. these are actual outages, power that has been disrupted because of the fire, but also proactive shutoffs to prevent fire rig nation and the spread of fire. we have he you will mean utilities. we are in close and continuing contact including what their ceos. including calls with them a few hours ago to make sure we are doing everything we can doubt. we are coordinating with those utilities and utilities acro

will be another fire? >> not just fires, neighbors like perry worry about medical emergencies. says about 6-months ago he had a bad fall inside of his home. firefighters from station 28 rushed him to the hospital. >> every second counts. they are the emergency response up here. and, there is a lot of seniors that live up here. and it could be a matter of life and death. >> the fire chief admits there is no way to sugar coat it. it is a bad situation. he is forced to temporarily shutdown two stations on monday due to a large city budget deficit. station's 28 and 25. station 10 was already closed and will remain closed because of budget cuts. >> we will get here as quickly as we can as we always do. it does not change how we operate. it changes the amount of time that it takes for us to have a call. >> there will be delays in our delivery. when you call 911 an 99 will show up, for sure. >> reporter: the 24 firefighters at stations 25 and 28 will be transferred to other firehouses in the city. the chief hopes to reopen the two stations in july in time for the wildfire season. he s

. >> reporter: later this year, he will play editor-in-chief perry white in the newest "super mario brosny in washington, d.c. . >> we were tipped off. >> reporter: no matter the part, pierce brings his own humanity to it. >> in every role, there is a little part of wendell in it. at the end of the run, i turn the lights down low in the dressing room and i see the silhouette in the mirror and i have a good cry and say goodbye, right? i say, man, you taught me so much about myself. i have learned so much from you. i hope to see you again and i know there will be times where i will see you again. >> reporter: that sense of self-discovery began in his hometown of new orleans and the historical black neighborhood of pontchartrain park. >> it was like a black mayberry. the first black mayor came out of there. the first black d.a., lawyers, doctors, postal workers, maintenance men. that was the community i grew in. it was absolutely wonderful and it was totally destroyed by katrina. we were part of the deepest flooding. we brought it back. now we are on the national register of historic places

denzel curry. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we will be joined by tyler perry and anthony jesenik too. please join us for that. our first guest tonight is about to make the jump to hyperspace. he chaperones a handful of galactic goonies in the new series "star wars: skeleton crew" tuesdays on disney plus. say hello to jude law! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm very well. >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. haven't seen you in quite some time. >> too long. >> jimmy: you still are handsome, very handsome. >> you too. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: do you still as an englishman, do you celebrate thanksgiving? >> yeah. i've adopted thanksgiving. i love it. >> jimmy: you do? >> i've been here in the states for the last few years at this time of year. and invited to join families for thanksgiving. friends of mine. and i love it. i love the food. you know what it is? there's a lot of pressure on christmas in the uk. because we don't have thanksgiving. and we've adopted halloween now. we love halloween. that wasn't the case when i was a kid. >> jimmy: right. >> there's a big

this one night only fire aid event will include performances from lady gaga, john mayer, gwen stefani, katy perryand many more. the concert will take place on january 30th at two venues the intuit dome in inglewood, as well as the kia forum. tickets go on sale next wednesday, and the concert will be broadcast and streamed live across the globe. so many organizations are helping the victims of those fires, and now we can add students at san ramon's pine valley middle school to the list. ktvu allie rasmus shows us how one sixth grader is mobilizing his classmates. >> he's just 11 years old. but when pierce fallon saw the scenes of devastation caused by the wildfires in los angeles, he felt he had to do something. >> i was scrolling on youtube last week, and i remembered about the fires, and i looked up the news for them watching that made me feel sad. and so i came up with the idea of making a fundraiser at this school to take all the stuff down to los angeles to help those people. >> he's a sixth grader at pine valley middle school. he knew another student, gautham ajith, had recently done a fundr

on the okey pod westbank, and that we announce that people will die. espionage and don perry's former association press chief editor asked the europe applicant and the lease he joins us now live from tel aviv. any thanks for your time. every day done, there are more global organizations and voices raised in condemnation against israel's conduct in golf. and particularly these attacks on hospitals and medical workers. i wonder if someone who lives in israel, how do the majority of his writing these feel about this criticism? do they still support say a government and its actions in gaza as strongly as they did a year ago? a look most is rarely as does support this government called show most as early as indeed through gritted teeth. would accept the idea of funding the war and leaving home loss and power and draws and exchange for all the hostages. i don't want that, but they would probably agree because the just in patients with the, with having their hostages there and having as we're continuing with. no, they don't like the criticism. but there's also a sense, i'm just telling you t

will be another fire? >> reporter: not just fires, but neighbors like frederick perry worry about medical emergencies. about six months ago, he had a bat fall inside his home. firefighters from station 28 rushed him to the hospital. >> every emergency counts. there's a lot of seniors that live here. >> reporter: the fire chief admits there is no way to sugar coat it. it's a bad situation. but he's forced to temporarily shut down two stations on monday due to a large city budget deficit. stations 28 and 25. station 10 was already closed and will remain closed because of budget cuts. >> we'll get here as quickly as we can as we always do. it doesn't change how we operate. it changes how the important of time that it gets to us. when you call 911, it will show up for sure. >> reporter: the 24 firefighters at stations 25 and 28 will be transferred to other fire houses in the city. the chief hopes to reopen the two stations in july. in time for the wildfire season. he says they will brown out other stations there. depending on the budget situation. >> and let's see if they could hole their breath because t

will be another fire? >> reporter: not just fires, neighbors like frederick perry worry about medical emergencies. about six months ago he had a bad fall inside his home. firefighters from station 28 rushed him to the hospital. >> every second counts. they're the emergency response up here and there's a lot of seniors who live up here and it could be the matter of life and death. >> reporter: the fire chief admits there's no way to sugarcoat it. it's a bad situation, but he's forced to temporarily shut down two stations monday due to a large city budget deficit, stations 28 and 25. station 10 was already closed. it will remain closed because of budget cuts. >> we're going to get here as quickly as we can, as we always do. it doesn't change how we operate. it changes the amount of time that it takes for to us get to that call. there are going to be delays in our delivery, but when you call 911, an engine is going to show up, for sure. >> reporter: the 24 firefighters at stations 25 and 28 will transfer to other firehouses in the city. the chief hopes to reopen the two stations in july, in time for

will happen on january 30th at the kia forum and nearby intuit dome in inglewood. the artists confirmed to perform include billie eilish, the red hot chili peppers, lady gaga, pink, katy perry, jellyroll, lil baby, sting, stephen stills and stevie nicks. dave matthews and john mayer will also perform together for the first time. organizers have promised to announce even more artists soon. the concerts will be live streamed on most of the major apps and broadcast on more than 850 iheart radio stations. tickets for the live shows go on sale next wednesday. a programing note we're highlighting stories about the strength of human kindness, selflessness and heroism in the wake of the fire. tune in sunday at 6:30 p.m. for socal strong as we share special coverage from los angeles. much more ahead on the federal indictment of former oakland mayor chantel. today, abc seven insider fill material will give us his you can access your fico® score in a snap. (daughter) what i would give to be able to make art on this scale! (dad) you will one day. but it's equally important for you to be thinking about your future... building credit— (daughter) dad... fargo, what's my fico® score? (dad)

cynthia erivo, pamela anderson, katy perry, rob mcelhenney, noah centineo, will sasso and the one andy ringo starr will be here with us. [ cheers and applause ] which is always exciting. >> guillermo: i'm excited. >> jimmy: guillermo? what band was ringo starr in? the first band he was in. >> guillermo: the beatles. >> jimmy: very good. you know that. [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and we'll have music from riley green, nessa and simple minds will be here too. [ applause ] our first guest tonight is one of the few movie and tv stars to have co-starred with wolverine, sonic the hedgehog, and the easter bunny, too. he plays a free-wheeling u.s. president in the series "paradise." it premieres tuesday on hulu. please welcome james marsden. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> very nice of you, very nice of you. >> jimmy: mr. president, welcome. it must be kind of cool -- >> cue the laugh track. >> jimmy: -- to be a tv president, right? >> uh, yeah. no pressure there. >> jimmy: i guess there's no difference now between a tv president and the president, is there?