mike baker, thank you so much. a good time to keep a little closer i had where you are investing your money. thanks a booming stock market at a wave of corporate d regulation. investors gators or sing a ponzi schemes are making a comeback. there are no free cars they swindled investor funds last year. that's the highest amount in over a decade and the people getting screwed are usually the ones who can afford at least. so welcoming all do to keep our money out of another mate? rotten prison bernie, fox news contributor jonas max ferris, and areas. poor guy how many billions of dollars that he built out of dumb dems? but they got most of that money back which normally did out. >> a well-known fact they have is a money clip. i gotta an auction whether auctioning off his stolen goods. kennedy: how much? >> it was a hot bidding item it was worth a lot. he was a crook. kennedy: but you say the crypto in the weed market are fueling a new type of ponzi is in. >> this numbers very frightening because it is a lot more scams

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mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> salvage crews towed away a boat that ran aground at baker beach in san francisco sunday afternoon. three people had to be rescued off the boat. all were okay. firefighters tied the boat to rocks on the beach until the slvage crew arrived today to pull it back into the water. >>> protesters targeted facebooks at mark zuckerberg's know valley home this morning calling out what they call hate and disinformation that's being spread on the platform. they say facebook's policies have been detrimental to our elections. >> this is not how democracy is supposed to work. we are supposed to see what our opponents put up and what the people we agree with put up and be able to discuss it. this is a way to hide and do utive politics out of view. >> prosecutors called on facebook to do to do more to remove false content. zuckerberg was not at home today. he was in brussels meeting with european union officials on proposed artificial intelligence regulations. over the weekend he said tech companies like his should be treated like a telecommunications company and a newspaper. >> i think we need to

bill baker, dave christian, ken morrow, jack o'callaghan, mike ramsey. those legs took a beating.ter] pres. trump: mark wells, neil broughton, john harrington, rob mcclanahan, buzz schneider, dave burke otte, and a great assistant coach at the time, craig patrick. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting 'usa'] >> four more. pres. trump: they said four more years. 12 more years. look. look at this fake news back there. i always say -- i always say that is like the academy awards used to be. this year we had a movie, and they said this movie. they announced a movie from south korea. what is that all about? the movie was made and seller south korea, but i never saw that one before. they used to be called as foreign movie, but now we do it that way. i don't get it, but that is what it used to be. this is an incredible time. that is why i'd like to see things that we do get honored, because nobody is doing what we do. nobody can do it like us. we are the greatest country in the world. we have the greatest people. we have the greatest military, by far. we have totally rebuilt our military

. >>> mike barnicle, elise jordan, krut bardella with us and peter baker from the "new york times."nbc news and msnbc legal associate joins us and legal analyst joins vance. a lot better to talk about this issue than me, joe, but i do think that we are in a different place today. >> peter baker, we seem to be in a different place every day, but today, the president has put the united states and i wouldn't say in a constitution crisis but certainly has put constitutional norms in the balance as he attack as federal judge and is trying aggressively to impact the sentencing of a political associate of his, a lifelong associate of his, who according to federal guidelines should be in jail for seven to nine years. >> yeah. i think one of the things learned in the last three years these norms, standards, traditions we've come to expect our presidents to abide by are optional. at least voluntary basically. the past presidents abided by them proceeded a political blowback if they didn't. a cost to pay. there would be criticism or house hearings or media outrage and so forth. the truth is, w

baker, chief white house correspondent for "th new york times." and from chicago, yasmeen abutaleb, health picy porter for "the washington post." president trumpe amed v president mike pence as the point person for the administration'sponse. this move is being questioned by democrats and hlth experts. and the administration's early decisions are already under scrutiny as yasmeen and her colleagues wrote in the post a whistleblower is alleging the department of healtand human services sent, quote, more than a dozen workers to receive the first americans evacuated from wuhan, china. the ent of the coronavirus outbreak without proper training for infection control or appropriate protective gear. yasmeen, was the u.s. government prepared for this crisis? i think a lot of criticism has come from the moves that the u.s. government made a couple of years preceding this crisis john bolton e former national security advisor had d ubanded t in the white house set up to prepare for this kind of so when this came there was no immediate clear leadership as to who should be in charge. you do have top health officials who have been involved in other sponses. health and human servi

mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> the santa cruz police department held a ceremony today to honor two officers who were killed in the line of duty. sergeant butch bakerective elizabeth butler were shot and killed seven years ago while investigating a sexual assault case. today's ceremony began at 3:20 3 pm, the exact time when baker and butler were gunned down. the two were the first officers in santa cruz to be killed while on duty. >>> today in italy the murder trial against two bay area high school students got underway. 20-year-old finnigan elder and 19-year-old gabriel from mill valley are accused of killing an italian police officer last july and was described as a drug deal that went bad. both have been in jail for months. elder allegedly stabbed the plainclothes officer 11 times while the other fought his partner. they claim they acted out of self-defense. >> in the italian court system, it's almost as if there is a presumption of guilt, and it's more of a fact-finding mission to find evidence to convict the suspects. >> both men are also charged with extortion related to the drug deal. if found guilty on a murder charge, they could be senten

baker is incorporated. >> good afternoon, commissionerings, mike martin, real estate development.this one is much more i think within our usual realm of conversation. so my hope is it will go smoother. [ laughter ]. >> so this is relating to the chowder hut which is a kiosk -- i keep calling it a kiosk. it's bigger than that. it's in the triangle parking lot at fishermen's wharf at number 35. it is affiliated with the boudine flag ship. this is san francisco's oldest continuously operating business. this bakery is a subsidiary of the flag ship, they entered a port lease to rehabilitate the facility. at that time they invested over $700,000 to develop a casual dining experience, with both indoor and outdoor seating. last year they generated sales of $4 million and paid $460,000 rent to the port. and the current lease expired on december 31, which prompts us to be before you today. as we've discussed with you in other transactions in the recent past, the port retail leasing policy has an exception for direct negotiation of lease extensions in certain circumstances. the conditions fo

mike had not a thing to do with kay's murder. he simply needed money and kay agreed to buy his guns. by now tips were coming in. >> and this female said it's the bakerd the baker boys did this. >> the baker boys were brothers who, fairly or not, had developed a reputation as the town's troublemakers. detectives found them. they had solid alibis. then the next day another tip. a woman who implicated her own husband. >> he came home last night, the time frame before the homicide, he grabbed a bunch of stuff including a knife, and he's been looking for guns. so i know he's involved. >> but the woman's husband was eventually eliminated as a suspect. detectives hoped maybe the stolen guns would lead them to kay's killer. >> we recovered a lot of firearms that were stolen. again, just none links. >> that just highlighted another aspect of the mystery. kay, remember, had collected firearms, had close to 100. valuable guns locked up at his house. yet the thieves just stole the cheaper ones from the bunker. >> pretty bizarre robbery to take those guns and not take the far more valuable collection that kay had. >> agreed. >> in fact, the inside of kay's house