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julie: good morning, trace. i m julie banderas and fox news live. the sky in colorado an ominous shade of red. the flames erupted yesterday morning. some were sparked by downed power lines. the situation even prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency. gusts of 100 to 110 miles per hour moved this fire down a foot ball field in a matter of seconds. very little time to get out. very little time to even get the most important parts of your life. trace: reporting live in boulder county, colorado. alissa, good morning. good morning. this situation actually continues to evolve and as the sun comes up we ll get a better look at the extent of the devastating damage that took place and continues to take place as i stand here. our photographer we managed to put up this shot two minutes ago. we had been on the move and we were inside a neighborhood. i m in lewisville, colorado. you can see the house still in flames. we have fire crews over there. we were stand ....
as the verdict was read, she showed noviceble reaction but faces the possibility of decades in prison. her attorneys say they have already started working on her appeal. this was a case that relied on the testimony of four women who came forward to describe what they say happened to them when they were underaged girls. the women alleged they were sexually abused by jeffrey ens epstein and say maxwell sometimes facilitated and participated the abuse. epstein died of suicide of sexually abusing underaged girls and running a sex trafficking ring. one of the most prominent accusers didn t testify in maxwell s trail tweeted today i hope this isn t the end, another step in justice being served. maxwell did not act alone. i have faith they will be. thank you for being here and your excellent coverage. count two where maxwell was found not guilty? we knew the jurors were tripped up on something discussing something behind the scenes and our only glimpse was were there jury no ....
week. actually some guy that works for us pick them but i don t recall his name. who cares. roll it, peggy. [scattered cheers] greg: all right! another glorious day night, in nashville. what a great audience. we ve had great audiences all week. for comparison, here s the gutfeld! crowd. [scattered cheers] look at that! all right. all right, shut up! shut up! knock it off! and here s tonight s audience for jimmy kimmel. meanwhile, here s what you re missing on colbert by watching gutfeld!. come with me and you ll be in a world of reconciliation it s a sole remedy except for pure intoxication those greg: that s not a comedy show, that s sesame street for democrats. [scattered laughter] his show is becoming so sad i have to watch old yeller to cheer up. but our show is different. look who we have on tonight. emily compagno! yeah! and boy did she get into the swing of things in nashville. oh [bleep]! okay, only about five more ste ....
for hundreds of records from the trump administration? way too early for this. good morning. and welcome to way too early. i m jonathan lemire on this wednesday, december 29th. we ll start with the news. longtime senate majority leader harry reid has died. his wife of 62 years announced in a statement last night that he passed away peacefully, while surrounded by friends following a four-year battle with pancreatic cancer. reid was elected in the senate in 1987 after serving two terms in the house of representatives. he held the role of senate majority leader from 2007 to 2015 and was a pivotal figure on capitol hill with president bush and barack obama. paying tribute to a dear american and dear friend. in a statement, he wrote, if harry said he would do something, he did it. if he gave you his word, you could bank on it. that s how he got things done for the good of the country for decades. biden cited a number of reid s accomplishments including passing the aff ....
i m laura coates in for don lemon. omicron is surging across this country. the u.s. is now averaging more than 200,000 new covid cases every single day. that s the highest number since january. that as there is big news tonight for anyone who has tested positive for covid. the cdc announced shortening the recommended time you should isolate if you test positive but don t have symptoms. cutting that period of isolation now from ten days to now five days. but you should still wear a mask around others for at least five more days. tonight, dr. fauci is saying the new guidelines are a good idea to get people back to work and keep our society running smoothly. it just makes sense if you keep them out for five days, keep them ice solated for five s and get them back doing their work, keeping a mask on protecting themselves from infecting other individuals. people across the country lining up and sometimes for hours just trying to get covid tests. president joe biden admit ....