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Five wildfires keep scorching the Los Angeles area where five people are dead.
I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. This is insane. I mean, I've been in LA since 2010. I've never seen a fire like this before. This is probably the craziest thing I've ever seen in my life. Tens of thousands of people have evacuated. Many have no home to go back to. Fox's William Lajeunesse among the smoky ruins and Pacific Palisades where that fire still burns out of control. This, of course, is the worst hit. A lot of celebrities here, you know. All up and down here in daylight, you're going to be able to see it's all destroyed. All
All of these, about a thousand homes and businesses in the Palisades, all destroyed. A lot of Malibu has gone too, and other communities around L.A. One of the other fires also burned down a thousand other homes and buildings. But today things might get better. With the winds down and the helicopters up and almost double the number of firefighters, it's making a difference. President-elect Trump blames the wildfire disaster on Governor Gavin Newsom, calling for him to resign. One can't even respond to it. Newsom, a Democrat, tells CNN he won't get political. People have lost their lives. Kids.
lost their schools, families completely torn asunder. Now the Trump blame revolves around water to fight the fires. This is a true tragedy and it's a mistake of the governor and you could say the administration.
So Trump's referring to a 2020 memorandum he signed meant to bring more water to Los Angeles and other parts of the state, but California said it wasn't scientifically justified and sued to block it for concerns about endangered species. Fox's Nate Foy near the Trump estate in West Palm Beach, Florida. Last night, President-elect Trump met with Republican senators trying to figure a legislative roadmap for his agenda as for whether it's in one bill or two, Trump said. It doesn't matter. The end result is to say...
We're going to get something done that's going to be reducing taxes and creating a lot of jobs. He also wants border security as part of all that. There's no more paying respect to the Capitol to former President Jimmy Carter, who is lying in state. His casket will be moved this hour for a funeral later this morning at the National Cathedral. America's listening to Fox News. OK, business leaders, are you playing defense or are you on the offense? Are you just excuse me? Hey, I'm trying to talk business here.
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Now more on the last day of public tribute for former President Jimmy Carter, who will be laid to rest later today. Former President Jimmy Carter's casket will be escorted away from Capitol Hill and taken to Washington National Cathedral for a funeral honoring the nation's 39th president, President-elect Trump.
President Biden and a number of former presidents and first ladies are expected to attend. Carter will then be taken to Plains, Georgia for a ceremony at the Baptist Church where he taught Sunday school before he's buried alongside his wife and former first lady, Rosalynn Carter. Carter was the nation's oldest living former president and the first to reach 100 years old. In Washington, Ryan Schmelz.
Fox News. In honor of Carter on what was declared a national day of mourning, the stock market will be closed today. It's coming off a mixed market yesterday when the Dow gained 106 points but the Nasdaq lost 10. What could have been an economic crisis appears to be resolved. A potential strike that could have affected shipping and supply chains. The deal struck with East and Gulf Coast dock workers avers a potentially damaging strike.
The International Longshoremen's Association had threatened the work stoppage after talks stalled in October at issue were pay raises and job protection from automation. The tentative agreement is for a six-year period. Ratification votes are being scheduled. Gary Baumgarten, Fox News.
Fox News. A lot of the southern U.S. is in for some nasty weather. Dallas-Fort Worth only averages 1.6 inches of snow a season. So the fact that they're looking at as much as three inches by Friday morning is a big deal. In fact, many schools have already thrown in the towel on Thursday. Fox Weather's Mike Seidel in Dallas. There are already more than 1,200 flights canceled with wintry weather advisories or storm warnings from New Mexico to Texas to Missouri, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee, two up to Kentucky and Ohio.
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