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Tucker: 'Bipartisan' Jan 6 probe begins on Capitol Hill. The testimonies delivered at the first hearing.
Fire Capt. Eric Limones of Cal Fire SCU snapped this incredible photo of his crew at the Dixie Fire this week. It speaks volumes about what these firefighters are up against as they battle the state's biggest blaze of the year.
This is time lapse video from Butte Meadows of the tremendous smoke plume from the Dixie Fire.

Not much of a sunset tonight, but the haze and higher altitude smoke from the Dixie Fire and various other fires throughout the state gave the sky a nice orange hazy tint.
BREAKING! La Porte, Texas: Emergency crews are on the scene of a deadly chemical release at a plant in La Porte.

Two people are confirmed dead and several burned in a chemical leak at Lyondell Basell.

According to Lee Woodward, City Secretary and Public Information Officer for the City of La Porte, emergency officials responded to a ‘mass casualty’ incident at the LyondellBasell facility, located at 1515 Miller Cut-Off Road.

Woodward said the leak has been isolated and air monitoring at the facility indicates no offsite impact. Harris County Pollution Control is on the scene to conduct air monitoring. There is currently no shelter in place or other protective actions being recommended for the La Porte community at this time, Woodward said.
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BREAKING! Los Angeles: A body was reportedly located inside an Echo Park home on Tuesday night, leading to an LAPD investigation. That individual’s cause of death was unknown. Police were trying to get inside the home around 9 p.m., which turned the incident into a barricade situation. No further details were immediately available.
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CAPTIVATING SIGHT: Smoke from wildfires across North America smothered Providence, Rhode Island, causing the sun to glow red as it set.
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Underwater video captures diver’s delight at witnessing red gurnard fish ‘walking’ on seabed and showing off butterfly-like fins.

Good Night California!
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Good morning! Moderate Risk of severe storms on the board. Be prepared. Know your place to be as if severe storms hit your location.

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NYC: 7 kids and 1 adult hurt in a two-vehicle car accident in Newark at the intersection of 4th Ave and McCarter Highway, at approximately 1 a.m. Injured were transported to Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Video by FNTV.
⚠️ TRAFFIC ALERT! Las Vegas: Crash on southbound US 95 at Las Vegas Blvd blocking the left lane. That leaves only one lane open. The second crash southbound 95 past Eastern should be cleared shortly
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Here's Officer Michael Fanone's body cam footage alongside his 1/6 committee testimony.

Why does this officer have body camera footage to backup his claims but Dunn does not?
Indonesia: A rumbling volcano on Indonesia’s Sumatra island on Wednesday shot billowing columns of ash and hot clouds down its slopes. The ash released by Mount Sinabung in North Sumatra province reached more than 15,000 feet into the atmosphere, and an avalanche of searing gas clouds blew 0.5 mile to the east and southeast, Indonesia’s Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation Center said. There were no casualties from the afternoon eruption, said Armen Putra, an official at the Sinabung monitoring post, and an alert has been maintained at the second-highest level. The 9,000-foot mountain has been rumbling since last year and villagers were advised to stay 3.1 miles from the crater’s mouth. They've been warned about lava while authorities were closely monitoring sensors that picked up increasing activity in recent weeks.
LASD Norwalk Station: Are you protecting your catalytic converter from theft? Here are some helpful tips to follow.