wright.be called, had a record, three convictions for drug possession and a stint in jail. so they decided not to take any chances. they enlisted the help of the jefferson county sheriff's office, which sent a swat team early one sunday morning to pick wayne up at his trailer. so flash bangs and knock down the door stuff? i'm not sure if they deployed flash bangs or not, but they did make an entry on their trailer here. and inside was curtis wayne wright, angie wright, and one of their younger family members. dennis murphy: wayne was yanked out of bed and brought down to the station as he was, shirtless. he sat down with detective lebid. dennis murphy: how does he seem to be? is he cooperative? he was very cooperative. he acted very confused that the police were in his house and he didn't understand why this was happening to him. dennis murphy: however, wayne was more than aware of teresa's murder. he said he and his wife, angie, had just returned from florida, where they'd attended her funer

jeff wright: correct.nner was me finally laying down an ultimatum, saying, i want this marriage to work. i want, for the health of drake, i want all of this to work. narrator: but it didn't. and soon it was war of the roses. she wanted to see you surrender? i offered her half of my paycheck, all the money, half custody of drake within the first couple of weeks of the divorce process. i said, the ill will that a bad divorce will cause is not worth it. and she rejected it. narrator: he had some regrets, he said, like calling the police during that confrontation. he said he felt like she was trying to provoke him to get him to hit her. he also said, he didn't want to ruin her career. but ultimately, it was taylor's withdrawal of that $100,000 from their joint account that set up the legal showdown. so when she disappeared, was she trying to avoid that court date in four days? jeff said he didn't know, but he worried she'd show up in north carolina and snatch drake. did you ever feel threatened by her? yes, i-

chris wright. there's a lot, a heck of a lot in mr. wright's background that should trouble americans who care about affordable energy and creating good-paying clean jobs. mr. wright is one of america's wealthiest fossil fuel executives and has a history of sounding like a climate change skeptic. he once said there is no climate crisis, and, quote, we have seen no increase in the frequency of hurricanes, tornadoes, droughts and floods. what on earth is this man talking about? is he such an ideologue that he doesn't see the truth of the world around him? mr. wright, look over at california right now and say that we haven't had increases in these kinds of problems. tomorrow mr. wright must answer for his background and his comments. it's like putting a fox in the henhouse. if you believe in clean energy, you couldn't have a worse nominee. if confirmed, will mr. wright fight to lower the cost to american consumers or fight to help -- or will he fight to help the bottom line of polluters and oil companies? will mr. wright push policies tha

wright's 60th birthday. happy day, tough day, as well. >> charlie: it sure will be.joe biden leaves office, he's left executive orders of his own for the come incoming administration to clean up. chris wright, nobody in america has done more to advance exploration of clean energy like natural gas, which use to be what environmentalists loved, now they -- i think they don't like it because it is a good solution >>. it is going to be what we see in hearings today >> it will be a fascinating day of hearings as well the coming weeks. >> steve: indeed. charlie, congratulations, see you saturday morning. >> charlie: thank you, steve. great to see you. >> steve: and good luck. that's nice. 8:32 in new york city. senator chuck grassley is coming up next. of bringing textile manufacturing back to america. we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location, weaving it, then finally into a cut and sewn product. there's value in buying american made it has a real life impact up and down the supply chain. we want our customers to feel how special this

grady what's going on with chris chris wright's confirmation hearing?r: yeah, i think they will, stu and there's already been a protester who appeared to be a climate protester who had a bit of an outburst while he was giving his opening statement. that protester, just like at pete hegseth's confirmation hearing yesterday, was quickly removed and by the way, stuart. imagine this. this is chris wright's 60th birthday so he probably won't get gifts from democratic senators, just a grilling. in his opening statement he's outlining the immediate actions the energy department will take under his helm, things like unleashing american energy, and restoring energy dominance, calling for the u.s. to lead the world in innovation and technology breakthroughs in energy, and building things in america again, and removing barriers to progress, like red tape. he also took a swipe at the current administration's energy policies, though he did not name president biden directly. take a listen. >> previous administrations have viewed energy as a liability, instead of the

as you mentioned, can chris wright at energy.tions, but there will also be, i think, from democrats an effort to try to find issues that they can work with the incoming secretary of whatever agency because they realize that the votes are there pretty much if for all of these nominees. we'll see if if you will city gabbard fits that -- tulsi gabbard. i think all of them have enough votes to get through. stuart: but the climate guys would be abandoned if any democrat goes for chris wright and drill, baby, drill. that really is the abandonment by democrats, some democrats, of the climate program. >> yeah. i think they're going to to, especially democrats in red states that trump won, i think the message was we need to to increase our energy output and the effort to take the yolk off -- yoke off of these companies. that's what's coming through, and some democrats are going to get that. stuart: i want to talk to you about golf. [laughter] i know you're a golf guy. tiger woods and rory mcilroy have launched their own league. it's a tea

at dayton, where the wright brothers developed the first successful airplane, the program is building for the city. its first commercial airport then completed it will be one of the finest on the transcontinental air routes. pollution of water by seepage from abandoned coal mine is a public health problem solved by a scientific sealing of the abandoned shafts. you wings added to the orphans home at defiance part of the plan to relieve overcrowding at state institutions. the home for soldiers and sailors opens at xenia has been repaired by the works program and. the modern dairy plant has been constructed from which the milk consumed by 700 orphans. the other institutional project in ohio are the rebuilding of a wing of the old people's home at napoleon after its destruction by fire and construction of a half million dollar tuberculosis sanatorium at toledo. severe from floodwaters in recent years has all the resources of government in an effort to eliminate this peril to lives and property, wpa did a large part of the cleaning up after raging torrent subsided in the spring of 1936. an

>> reporter: renee wright tells me she and her crew had been working on an upcoming estate sale just down the road from where the fbi allegedly found over 150 explosives at the home of 36-year-old brad spafford. wright said she could remember leaving the night december 17th to find law enforcement vehicles flooding the road. >> really foggy that night and when i got down around the curve, still lights, but a whole lot more and when i get up there, the first house was probably seven or eight cars. >> reporter: a search warrant was issued against spafford for allegedly owning a rifle that was unregistered. while executing the warrant, the fbi found a short barrel rifle inside a safe and over 150 explosive devices on the property, a majority found in a detached garage labeled lethal. the fbi learned spafford was allegedly stockpiling homemade ammunition and explosives even in his freezer next to food. a majority of the pipe bombs had to be detonated on site because of how unstable they were. >> it was all day long. >> reporter: while spafford is only facing one weapons charge for the ri

stuart: chris wright, by the way, he's the guy who points out the positives of global warming.ou know that? lauren: yeah. [laughter] stuart: you don't hear that very often a, do you? if this administration's come coming right out with it. lauren, thank you. >>> coming up, trump is not wavering in his warnings about hamas if about a releasing the hostages. watch. >> and if they're not back by the time i get into office, all hell will break out in the middle east. >> can you elaborate? >> and it will not be good for hamas or, frankly, anyone. stuart: all right. is a hostage release deal, is it close? former u.s. ambassador to nato, kurt volker, has that story for us. >>> trump is not ruling out using military force to take control of the panama canal. roll it. >> the panama canal was built for our military -- >> [inaudible] >> i'm not going to commit to the that. it might be that that you'll have to do something. stuart: have to do something. is this really a matter of national security? well, we'll ask texas congressman ronny jackson. he's next. ♪ where ya headed? susan: where a

my current chief of staff andrew wright is everything americans should want in their public servants, ethical, kind, visionary, someone who husbandles and looks for wins >>> you been watching live coverage. we return now to our scheduled program and we join it in progress. >>> someone who hustles, so he looks for wins for the american people. in every role he has been in, he has been just awesome and i am grateful. i can't name everyone, but every person on our team is worthy of gratitude. over the years, i have had absolutely outstanding folks who have worked in my d.c. offices and i am so grateful for that. without exception, they have focused on doing the right thing for our constituents. and i also want to thank the irwin family for sharing their daughter, kate, with us. though kate passed away a few years ago, i think about her often and have told colleagues and staffers are wise words during one of our times together. she says, this is not have to do stuff, this is get to do stuff. she is an amazing young woman who made a very big difference in far too short of a time. i want to

north dakota governor doug burgum is up for interior secretary, while liberty energy ceo chris wright has been tapped as trump's energy secretary. former new york congressman lee zeldin was picked as the new epa administrator. joining us now is josh segal. he's an energy and climate reporter for politico. josh, great to see you. i mean, these are very important positions for the incoming trump white house. so do we expect a lot of pushback from senators as they look to confirm these particular nominees? >> i'd say these two trio of nominees are non-controversial as far as you know, some of the other more noteworthy names we've seen in more of the national security realm for some trump picks, um, you know, burgum, moderate governor, former governor of north dakota, someone who's promoted all of the above energy. he's someone who comes from an oil producing state but has also overseen carbon capture developments in a state, which is a technology to help address climate change. uh, you know, chris wright, as you mentioned, he's someone who comes from the oil and gas industry, but he's ac

but there were shocks in store as world number six dave chisnall and former world champions peter wright out this time around. south africa got the job done quickly in the final session of the fourth day of the second test against pakistan to win the series 2—0. they needed to make just 58 runs for the victory — david bedingham — promoted up the orderfrom numberfive — smashing 44 off 30 balls, in the 10 wicket win. victory in cape town was built on a huge first—innings total of 615 all out. south africa's victory ensures they head into june's world test championship final against australia having topped the table for the two—year cycle. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. we've seen some fairly disruptive weather to get the brand—new year under way. and over the last few days, whether that has been from extensive snowfall or indeed from widespread flooding, it's been the same weather system responsible. now, the good news is that weather syste

cancelled the trip, to deal with pressing economic issues at home. 0ur political correspondent ben wrightrsial is this viz ate and the fact that she decided to go ahead with it. the opposition say she shouldn't have gone ahead with the market turmoil and the rising cost of government borrowing and whether the chancellor will have to change tack in terms of her fiscal rules and the implications for taxation and spending. with those questions swirling around, the tories said the trip should be binned and the chancellor should stay in the uk and explain what the government was planning to do. i should say the former conservative chancellor philip hammond said yesterday he thought that it should go ahead. the implication of a cancelled trip could be worse than going ahead and making the visit. it is happening and for the government it is very important. laboursaid during important. labour said during its important. laboursaid during its time in opposition that it wanted a more pragmatic approach to china, which is the world's second largest economy, the uk's fifth largest trading partner. aft

chris wright for energy. and ruffle vogt to lead omv.his opening statement yesterday, pete hegseth said politics should play no role in the military. high and equal not equitable here is his exchange with joni ernst. >> i had the privilege in serving in uniform for 23 years. let's make it very clear for everyone here today. as secretary of defense will you support women continuing to have the opportunity to serve in combat roles? >> yes. women will have access to ground combat roles, given the standards remain high and we'll have a review to ensure the standards have not been eroded. >> after the hearing ernst told our colleagues at fox digital she will back hegseth clearing the path for his nomination quote after four years of weakness in the white house americans deserve a strong secretary of defense. i will support president trump's pick. i will work with pete to create the most lethal fighting force. stay tuned here at fox for today's confirmation hearings which begin this morning with pam bondi at 9:30 eastern and john ratcliffe and

chris wright for energy.ussell vogt to run omb peeght said politics should play no part in the military. began high and equal not equity continual. he said he wants leaders selected purely on performance and merit. he had this impromptu merit while speaking to senator tommy tuberville. today we have 44 four star general's. there is inverse relationship between the size of staffs and victoriment we don't need more bureaucracy at the top more fighters at the bottom. >> faced tough questions about women serving in combat from female senators, here is his exchange with joni ernst. >> i had the privilege of serving in uniform for over 23 years. let's make it very clear for everyone here today as secretary of defense will you support women continuing to have the opportunity to serve in combat roles? >> yes, women will have access to ground combat roles given the standards remain high and we will have a review to make sure the standards have not been eroded. >> told fox digital ernst will back hegseth four years of

wright county feet per second., if you asked it to, how do i asked it, for example, to create a the diagram for shape charge to go do something. it's going to say no. i asked chatgpt how it regulates harmful content. i regulate harmful content that people can look up using this technology? >> we're intent of the initial i think the controls are gonna get a lot it's going to be more. it's going to be more factual the way it responds. openai which is behind chatgpt told us their models are designed to refuse harmful instructions and that they're working with law enforcement to support the investigation. but only time will tell how this tech will change the future. >> and that was brian will reporting for us tonight. president elect trump is trying to delay his upcoming sentencing and that hush money case that led to a conviction. >> he's scheduled to be sentenced friday. the judge who's overseeing the case as he will not impose jail time fines or probation. legal experts say trump is benefiting from his position. >>

joe wright was the first director. we did ten episodes.. so he's done ten. >> jimmy: but every episode is like a little movie and every one's got like another twist to it. once you think you know what's happening, you go, "no." >> i'm the head of the cia in the london office and even i don't know what's going on. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. it's fantastic. it's good. everyone should watch this. it's on paramoun, showtime on paramount+. here's a clip. here's richard gere in "the agency." take a look. >> belarus is a situation we're across. so far, nothing special. it's early days, but for now, we're seeing this very much as a local problem. >>>> jim, weoth know there's no such thing as a local problem in belarus. >> yeah, there's an unfolding situation in minsk. once we have a degree of clarity, we'll fold you in. >> do you know about new domino theory? >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: yeah, come on, that's how you do it. [ cheers and applause ] that is how you do it. richard gere, everybody. "the agency" premiers november 29th on paramount+ w

russell -- director of omb and chris wright who served as secretary of energy. let me begin with russell boca quay picture in the first trump administration one of the key architects of the chief architects of the project 2025. this man is not just a bystander who supported it. he helped put it together. no administration on earth can claim to be pro worker in the nominate someone like russell pogue to oversee the federal government's budget. you can't be pro worker and be for russell "vogue." he years pushing for chuluota cuts to america's social safety net to something that would cause immediate severe harm to tens of millions of american citizens. we all know his history very well and is awful and radical record from the first trump administration. even after leaving government he was the go-to authority for the most radical elements of the house gop advising them on budgets that punished american families seniors law enforcement others, a draconian budget cuts. his cottage at -- budget cuts cut to the deep. tomorrow when he testifies for the committee the th

let's speak to our political correspondent, ben wright, at westminster.nisters decision? it was. the prime minister _ ministers decision? it was. the prime minister received - ministers decision? it was. the prime minister received a - prime minister received a letter from prime minister received a letterfrom sir laurie magnus, his advisor on ministerial behavior and standards earlier today for that the prime minister spoke to tulip siddiq and it was tulip siddiq who offered her resignation because she had felt she become us distraction it was untenable for her to continue as a job it treasury minister and person responsible for tackling corruption. this has been festering for a number of weeks sense tulip siddiq was first named into anti—corruption probes being held in bangladesh into the activities of our wider family. into the activities of our widerfamily. she is a member of one of the most prominent families in bangladesh politics. now the focus of anti—corruption investigations anti—corru ption investigations into whether or anti—corruption investig

let's get more now from our political correspondent, ben wright.ime minister? questions about the “udgment of the prime minister?_ questions about the “udgment of the prime minister? members of the prime minister? members of the conservative _ the prime minister? members of the conservative party _ the prime minister? members of the conservative party have - the conservative party have tried to make the claim, saying keir starmer did about it because to the city was a friend, they have neighbouring constituencies in london, she's a political ally, they have known each other for ages, so they are trained to claim it that stopped the prime minister from seckinger earlier in the week. numbertend from seckinger earlier in the week. number tend assisted —— insisted it was not the case, it was right to wait for laurie magnus to hand the results of his fact—finding investigation to the premise for everyone to see, as was said, the standards which are, sir lori magnus, funders no code broken here, so she was exonerated on the central charge that people hav

while the roots and the zip code, lucio wright and printing so really they will show a tendency to watch most if occasion this level in a judge and russian influence is also great. that they threaten to completely displace the local language and literature. the issue was didn't hurry to switch to the roman alphabet. so the all straightened authorities decided to create a new language and spinning system based on the so called cornish alphabet, created in the mid 19th century. the little russian direct, beautiful university teaches when creating the new language complained about how hard it was to conceive the each of the few and above university professors heading departments to teach the ukranian language of their own unique separate scientific terminology. their own special independence and native ukrainian language. not even a language, in fact, just a notification, mixture of russian polish topics i already invented by each of them ukrainian words and expressions. the release of russian states. never as one of the most sense community best. most all sun set up the same assistance mus

noem homeland security secretary, marco rubio secretary of state, pam bondi attorney general, chris wright energy secretary, jon magseth cia director. thursday you've got eric scott turner and scott pheasant for treasury secretary. as you mentioned, tulsa gabbard, d and i director is what she is up for, not among those listed what should viewers know about her and section 702? guest: i reported last week that republican and democratic senators who had met with her were unclear on her position on that critical national 30 authority which basically allows the federal government to conduct surveillance on foreigners outside of the united states for the purposes of safeguarding national security, rooting out terrorism, things like that. and i presented that information to the trump transition team and said we were going to reported and as a result, tulsi gabbard gave her first public comment since being nominated for the job in which she came out in support of the foreign intelligence surveillance act. host: did you interview her? guest: this was a statement and that was notable for two reason

hacer en san francisco para celebrar el décimo aniversario de polar plunge y el world naked bike wrighta 4 hermanas mayores. su madre dice que sus mejillas y cabello rubio le recuerdan a cindy lou who de así que muchasibro the grinch. >> esta tarde en noticias telemundo. estados unidos en alerta. un hombre atropella a una multitud que celebraba la llegada del 2025.

kabc helicopter scott wright flying above and describing to me what he saw. >> david, the devastation is overwhelming. just moments ago, the smoke cleared, and we could see into this area of pacific palisades. and it really does look like a war zone. every single one of those homes that you see there is lost, completely burned down to the foundation. you will see the winds come out of the north to the south, and they blew the fire down towards the shoreline, and we lost all those homes along that stretch. it's heartwrenching to look at this. i've flown other fires over the last 40 years and we've never seen anything like this in southern california. we've lost thousands of homes here, in the pacific palisades, we've lost maybe 1,000 homes, as well, in the other fire burning out in the pasadena area. so, we're going to have a tough week in front of us, david, as we continue to battle the winds and these two major fires that are burning. david? >> david: all right, kabc's scott reiff overhead tonight, scott, thank you. this evening 180,000 people are under mandatory evacuation orders. m

i love those patriarch kimbry wright, the congratulations of faithful orthodox christians from rupture and across the world of celebrating christmas today, the date that christ was for the so it is a january the 7 for. busy adults christmas here at russia and beyond. as all to you is life, i'm a very snow. we must go just off the 11 am. and luckily here, sorry. as the multiple, the world continues to grow with a bricks group of nations as basically build a foundation to solve, given the global south, such a powerful voice and global effect today. and now newest member, indonesia has joined. the block is a fully fledged, meant by this achievement reflects indonesia is increasing active role in global issues as well as its commitment to strengthen multi lateral cooperation to realize a more inclusive and equitable global order. indonesia views its membership in bricks as a strategic step to enhance collaboration and cooperation with other developing countries based on the principles of a quality mutual respect and sustainable development is very watch aware of that. because in a nice our

john nilsson—wright is associate professor at the university of cambridge, and head ofjapan and koreasamme at the centre for geopolitics. he gave me this assessment of what happens now. well, it's a very precarious position. president yoon, despite having been suspended as a result of the impeachment vote by the national assembly, is trying to play a long game, i think, using his public statements to double down on his assertion that the martial law declaration was valid, rejecting the request from the corruption investigation office to hand over material and to hand himself over for investigation. and i think this is demonstrating that the conservatives, particularly the die—hard conservatives who support president yoon, are rallying. they're there in force outside his personal residence. we've seen 40—some members of the dpp, the governing conservative party, also showing up to demonstrate, i think, their solidarity with the president. and by the same token, the left is equally vocal. um, demonstrations on the street. this is very much a feature of korean politics, a highly polarised

former senior advisor for the state department's anti-terrorism program, morgan wright. former fbi deputy director scott swetall. and director and senior analyst for homeland security and counter terrorism, kyle schwarber. scott, we do not believe this individual acted alone. that means there are potential terrorists on the loose right now. what is law enforcement doing to find them right now? >> it sounds clichÉ, but there is an absolute full-court press going on. both on the traditional law enforcement side but also on the counter-terrorism side. that means not just the fbi and their role doing both criminal work and intelligence work, but also the rest of our intelligence partners to include our foreign intelligence partners. because there is almost certainly going to be some kind of a foreign link by the time all is said and done. and they're going to be exploiting all the evidence that's recovered. the ieds, the firearms, the houses set ablaze, and lastly digging into his phone and social media to find out who else was involved in this. >> kayleigh: morgan, i don't

ramaswamy is right by elon's side, so is doug bergam, designated to run the interior department, chris wright, energy secretary nominee, ceo of fossil fuels company. scott bessent, trump's pick for treasury plans to cut costs for business. since when has cost cutting been a government priority. this is why president biden is moving heaven and earth to block the transition from sluggish bloated bureaucracy to dynamic capitalist government. is blocking oil and gas drilling, trump vows to unblock it but he could face a long court battle in the courts. thanks, president biden, this is obstructionism. deifying the will of the people but karen jean-pierre says biden has a jampacked two weeks left in office. who knows what he will propose to gum up the works for the incoming president. biden is thumbing his nose at the american people, angry and resentful and here's a question for the democrats who urged him to run for a second term and covered up his decline. looking at biden now, who could possibly believe that he's capable of being president for another four years. trump does represent a revoluti

jazmine wright is here reporter for notice and a coanchor of pbs news hour and msnbc contributor. donald trump and other republicans are still, even in this hour, linking these incidents to border issues even though the man at the center were u.s. citizens. both in new orleans and in las vegas. what is going on here? >> in some ways what we have seen from president elect trump and many people he is picked to be in his cabinet is predictable and also very confusing. as you pointed out, the facts show no evidence linking anything we have seen so far to any immigration related issues whatsoever. period end of sentence. frankly this out. the terror inspired attack in new orleans was carried out by a u.s.-born, texas raised, american citizen, former military veteran as well. we've seen that radicalization happen on american soil before of american citizens whether talking about islamic extremism or white nationalist extremism where tropicana is consumed and people become radicalized on the basis of that. in some ways, that's confusing in terms of what we are hearing from president elec

interior secretory nominee doug be bergam, chris wright and lee zeldin.team that. do you think they will have trouble getting through congress? >> donald trump deserves all of his appointees to be confirmed and as quickly as the united states senate can do it. he hit the ground running after he was elected in november. he hasn't slowed down. he named his cabinet very quickly. the united states senate needs to confirm all of donald trump's appointees. stuart: meta and that it's fact checking program, promised to restore free expression on social media. you're frustrated with big tech censorship. is meta's move a step in the right direction? doesn't go far enough? >> it is a step in the right direction. we had been calling no fact checkers for a long time because it wasn't about free speech, it was about the speech that they liked. for example they hid the hunter biden laptop and we've now seen fbi agents, cia agents testify in regard to it but in the early stages they hid it, and they called it fake news. let's have free speech that is open, fair, and tran

a crushing blow for joe wright at the end of his term. riley start with you. just another way to sabotage trump knowing he has very different policies. let's sell the wall that we have in storage for pennies on the dollar just to screw donald trump even though we are good to be a one that end up paying for the new wall. let's put a moratorium on drilling and fracking. typical joe. >> sounds about right. you described this as a big blow to joe biden and his a administration but how i view this is a win for common sense, it's a win for girls and women. it's one for humanity. what we've seen here i'm going to call this the most antiwoman, anti-reality pursuit we have seen from this administration thus far and that is saying a lot. to be very clear what this does, what joe biden has done over the past year are so, he's equated with gender identity meaning men can take scholarships, men can have full access to women's bathrooms, locker rooms, changing spaces. they can live in dorm rooms, but the judge his role today ultimately vacating this nationwide cask it's ama

. >> vince: wright, new jersey has title 59. governmental immunity. >> tyrus: they have protection.uld mean that you care about the people you serve. i think that is what is so frustrating, that this wasn't some elaborate plan that we had everything in place and they just -- >> vince: and the negligence is so obvious here. don't worry about saying the wrong thing is going to get you sued, because the negligence is clear. rather than worry about that, forget about it and show the people, at least in your failure you can lead by taking the responsibility of saying i screwed up, this is on me. >> tyrus: to me, the press conference is more about protecting the sugar bowl than it was the people, in my opinion. up next, biden's old error on islamic terror. [applause] ♪ ♪ here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! okay, i quit the football team. i'm ready to protect progressive customers who bundle home and auto. i

. >> vince: wright, new jersey has title 59. governmental immunity. >> tyrus: they have protection.mean that you care about the people you serve. i think that is what is so frustrating, that this wasn't some elaborate plan that we had everything in place and they just -- >> vince: and the negligence is so obvious here. don't worry about saying the wrong thing is going to get you sued, because the negligence is clear. rather than worry about that, forget about it and show the people, at least in your failure you can lead by taking the responsibility of saying i screwed up, this is on me. >> tyrus: to me, the press conference is more about protecting the sugar bowl than it was the people, in my opinion. up next, biden's old error on islamic terror. [applause] ♪ ♪ incoming dishes. —ahhh! —duck! dawn powerwash flies through 99% of grease and grime in half the time. yeah, it absorbs grease five times faster. even replaces multiple cleaning products. ooh, those suds got game. dawn powerwash. the better grease getter. taxes was waiting... and wondering... and worrying. now taxes is matchin

the 26-year-old entertainer if you can call her that shared a post by former labor secretary robert wright root of our dysfunction while adding her own kilmore ceo # to the post, she doubled out another post saying it is simple you make them fear for their lives and hit them in the only place that they hurt or nothing will ever get done. this comes as a recent poll shows caught under college students in gen z that the size with the suspect and find thompson's murder acceptable. , this is so crazy it makes me mad and sad and disappointed in all of those things but is fundamentally wrong. >> it speaks to a bigger problem i don't know who the singer is and i'm not familiar with the work but you're talking about jen ziegler going to college and studying what curriculum and capitalism is back, free market is bad and they are condoning killing people in cold blood we need a leica policy versus have a conversation and that is where this country has gone so polarized and so enable to have a conversation where were condoning murders. >> this is not a videogame. >> this is calling on the murder of a

i'm not even sure i wright and calling them a drone.they move in a different pace. they didn't make a sound. >> got to say. >> if this is not the military, this is it even more terrifying. >> we'll be right back after the break. >> well, california will start forcing insurance companies to cover more home in fire-prone areas. new rules announced this week will require insurers to offer coverage and high-risk areas. they're going increase their high-risk customer base by 5% every 2 years until they reach 85% of the market share. critics say the new rule could cause premiums to surge by as much as 40%. another new rule allows insurance companies to take climate change into account into their pricing. that will takes effect later on this week. and if you don't have thousands to shell out for an exclusive birkin handbag, you can get the nets betts thaen at walmart well of now dubbed the knock off back the work in the real thing starts at around $7200. the walmart version cost around $78 county in on the work. it's still a little pricey. tha

marco rubio to become the secretary of state, pam bondi to be considered as attorney general, chris wrighto be energy secretary, john ratcliffe to be the next cia director, sean duffy to be the transportation secretary, and russell vote to be the office of management & budget director. you recall that kristi noem, the south dakota governor, was slated to confirmed for homeland security secretary perry that has been postponed to friday due to paperwork. when it comes to the thursday confirmation hrings, eric scott turneto be consider the next secretary of hu lee zeldin to be the epa administrator, scott bessent to be treasury secretary and doug bergman to be interior secretary. it will be30, the start time for that hea. when that hearin starts, we will show you a little bit of it, but when the house comes in at 10:, you can continue watching on c-span two, our platform c-span now, and c-span.org. again, that is for the confirmation hearing for pam bondi, president-elect's trump to become the next attorney general. on our line performer and active military, gary, michigan. caller: hey. how a

a lot of process here, the council, doug wright and first on their agenda promising to make a difference. >> and then filling in the council's vacancy. >> even so much honor that i feel. but gratitude that zac unger, the new oakland city councilmember for district opposition narrative that we sometimes create tech versus blue collar, this neighborhood versus that one newcomers versus long timers. that does nothing but hold us back. this is an all-hands-on-deck moment for oakland. then we rise and fall on the strength of our ability to work together. >> on girl along with ken houston and rowena brown won seats in november. and i know that we have some really tough times ahead. >> both locally and at the national level. and yet my heart is overjoyed for the opportunity to work alongside all of you really help up with oakland and create in oakland. that serves as a positive vision for other cities. and i know that we can do this together. thank bring it down a little bit. >> we had what 87 homicides in the city of oakland. 87. the 67th homicide in oakland. >> was one of my stipend one of pe

to address these issues instead of going up shall we not be going down quick >> gas and impact by wright in the paper we need to be doing both. we need too figure out those challenges that require greater global capacity and those challenges that are better managed a more local levels of governance and do bothce simultaneously. as we divulge some power we also need to distribute resources to help those global and regional will allow hours -- levels of governance and that have impact of global problems and their particular locale. climate is a perfect example of this and this is an example we can draw from european union as well. their notion is problem should be solved at the lowest level of government and the level of government closest to the people that actually will create effective response. i t think in the global system e need to think that way to sober planetary challenges we need planetary capacity for managing the impact we need much more local capacity and for coordinating when need some super national institutions and regional institutions and add hot institutions. so we are

jasmine wright is also here on set, reporter for notice. and i none of us is a cohost nbc contributor. let me start with you. because donald trump and other republicans are still, even in this hour, linking these incidents to quote unquote border issues, even though the men at the center of them were u.s. citizens. both the new orleans and in las vegas. what exactly is going on here? >> simone, in some ways, what we have seen from president- elect trump and many people he has fixed to be in his cabinet is very predictable, but also very confusing. as you have rightly pointed out, the facts show so far no evidence linking anything we have seen so far to any immigration related issues whatsoever. period, end of sentence. frank just laid this out, as well. the terror inspired attack in new orleans was carried out by u.s.-born, texas raised american citizen, former military veteran as well, and we have seen that kind of radicalization happen on american soil before of american citizens. whether we are talking about islamic extremism or white na