While man Southern California residents are returning to the charred remains of their homes, but the threat from wildfires is far from over. It's sentencing day for Donald Trump, which will cement his status as the first person convicted of a felony to assume the presidency. John Fetterman becomes the first Democratic senator to make the trip to Mar-a-Lago to meet with Trump.
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Utter Devastation
Residents in Southern California are reeling as multiple fires ripped through neighborhoods, leaving nothing but ash. And the danger is far from over. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is on the hill meeting with senators to strategize about how best to get his agenda through Congress. And Jimmy Carter will be honored today in the nation's capital.
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No Hope of Containing CA Wildfires
Tens of thousands evacuate as fierce winds fuel dangerous wildfires in Southern California. Officials warn the next six hours are going to be critical and that the worst is yet to come. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is not ruling out military or economic force to take what he wants. Plus, in his last print interview as President, Joe Biden tells USA Today he still thinks he could have beaten Trump.
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A Star is Born
Elon Musk dips his toes into international politics. Republicans argue about the best way to get Donald Trump's agenda passed. Meanwhile, one of the president-elect's closest allies has a new role with Meta.
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January 6, Four Years Later
Congress will convene today to certify Donald Trump's election victory on the anniversary of the day his supporters stormed the Capitol. Republicans have big plans for Trump's first 100 days in office, but with their slim majority, it's going to be a major undertaking. Plus, we take a close look at the monster storm that could bring the heaviest snowfall in a decade to some areas. And according to Canadian media reports, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to resign just months before an election that he's widely predicted to lose.
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