people lie. >> and that's the case lowry made to the jury. showed tim permentor was the only one with the motive and the opportunity to kill karen. and everything he did afterwards was fabricated to cover up his horrendous crime. >> the issues in this case were the murder of karen by the only person that really could have done it, and that person lied about all these things. and you know, there's no reason for a person to lie about the death of their loved one, if that's really true. >> defense attorney clapp countered with common sense, arguing that karen's killer must have been just drenched in blood after such a frenzied attack, and there was no forensic evidence to show that his client was that person. >> in order to buy the state's case, you have to make assumption upon assumption upon assumption. that's not what our system is about. >> how did i do it? how on earth did not one single drop of blood get on my clothing, anything like that? >> or in your car, which was ripped apart. >> right. that's why i agreed to let them look. get what y

the mets were always paid with his injuries and the fans well they grew tired of that situation lowry played with the a's in 2013 and again from 2016 to 2018. he was an all-star in 2018. this is just a minor league contract guy so we'll have to compete for a spot on the roster, but you know is a good opportunity to kind of come back i've his career he was kind of fan favorite okay camp was telling me but on jed lowry back need some talent and you know they they've let go they like go couple players 2 fan yeah, maybe larry didn't send it back that the and that another fan base is it isn't happy. yeah to put it >>we'll >>united airlines is working with the bay area company to help travelers in urban areas get to airports. the airline announced today that it will buy up to 200 small electric aircraft from palo alto-basnd archer to develop an. air taxi type craft capable of helicopter style vertical take offs and landings. archer's aircraft are designed to fly under battery power for up to 60 miles at speeds of up to 150 miles an hour. archer hopes to deliver its first aircraft in 2024. o

mets were always vague with his injuries and fans out there are very frustrated of that situation lowryd with the aids in 2013 and again from 2016 to 18. he was an all-star in 2018 had a great season. he signed a minor league contract. so he will have to compete for a roster spot to make the team. liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shh! i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too, and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long? mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. over time, things wear down. tires, brakes—and headlight bulbs, too. sylvania's lighting experts know that if you wait until burnout... you'll lose up to 50 feet of visibility. that's from here... to here... ...in darkness. switch to a new pair of sylvania bulbs today, and see better tonight. >>the lab grown meat industry is making its way into fine dining by re producing fine cuts of beef that's not real meat it's the first 3 d printed rib-eye steak is created by israeli food laboratory alice farms, used cow cells that are cloned and cultivated in all e a inc to print th

. >>> the a's are bringing back an old favorite, jed lowrie signing a minor league contract. the last two seasons with the mets because of knee injuries. lowrie will compete for a roster spot at second base. >>> well, you know fan interaction is part of what makes the pebble beach pro am fun every year that is not possible this year because of the pandemic, but the celebrities were out on the course today for the charity challenge, and bill murray there as always. singer macklemore, this is how you arrive in style. alfonso rivera, from fresh prince, see a really good golfer. an eagle there. murray is the clown prince of golf, skilled with the blade and clutch. yes! but it's robero needing a clutch for the win. victory, and macklemore were worth a million dollars for charity. oh, yeah, you bust out the carlton for that for sure. >>> the tampa bay buccaneers, they celebrated their super bowl win in style they couldn't do a regular parade, so they did it in boats. tossing the lombardi over the water to cameron brate who made the california. . he staggered off the boat, nothing t

jonathan capehart and rich lowry join me. good to have you both here. let me start with you, jonathan. just ticking off some of the keywords in the first few minutes of the defense presentation, antifa, cancel culture, witch hunt, elizabeth warren. these are names that spark a lot of emotion among the president's base. how key was it that they quickly went there? >> i think it's key, lester, because you're focused on this language that appeals to the president's base. but more importantly, it is language that has come out of the former president's own mouth. and so the entire presentation of the defense i kept thinking, the things that i always thought during trump's presidency whenever any of his officials were speaking ostensibly to the public, you always got the sense and eventually you always knew that those officials were speaking to an audience of one. they were speaking directly to the president, then president trump, because they knew he was watching. they knew he was listening. and they knew that they would be berated if they did not hue to the

jed lowry is coming back to oakland with a chance to revive his career lowery was with the mets for the past 2 years and barely played in 2019 and did not play at all in 2020. the mets were always vague with his injuries and fans out there grew very frustrated with that situation lowry played with the a's in 2013 and then again from 2016 to 2018 he was an all-star in 2018 plays a really good ball. he signed a minor league contract with the organization so nothing guaranteed he will have to compete just it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but, can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me come out swinging? you got this. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. and now, during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus,

from china my let's bring in they let me use he's director of the power and diplomacy program at the lowry institute joining us from sydney many thanks for speaking to us now does there i believe in my own mouth so this is personal to what's your reaction to this case did it take you by surprise. it's certainly a bit of a deja vu moments for those of us who were in myanmar in the ninety's and to thousands of you see we were hoping not to see this sort of military intervention into public life again. but i suppose a disappointed but not altogether surprising it was always a distinct possibility in fact the 2008 constitution allows for. the military to declare emergency rule and gives the military huge broker tips to do what they've just done so in a way it was always a distinct possibility but i think much of the country had hoped never to be seen this sort of these sorts of scenes again we're hearing in the last few hours that a number of social media platforms have been shut down like facebook are you still able to get in touch with family and friends there and how much of a blow is it to

from 1945 to 1969 and bland as a research fellow and director of the southeast asia program at the lowry institute joining us from sydney via skype many thanks for speaking to us so it seems vietnam has weathered the coronavirus pandemic very well coming in in 2020 years asia's top performing economy even beating china what have they done so well. well what we've seen with the response to kevin 19 is it's not actually rocket science and vietnam has really followed the best practice in terms of border control shutting out flights from the rest of the world in terms of quarantine bricktop quarantine measures and be an arm and tracking in tracing identifying cases and trains of chains of transmission as well so it's really followed the guidelines it's also very good public education campaign which is maybe something you wouldn't expect for one of or a tear in state on the other and i think to some extent of course we're not benefited from the fact that it does have a strong communist party and that is behind the state so there's a high degree of control so if they got everything else right

officer christina lowry who regularly serves in the narcotics and specialized investigation division also protected the front capitol insurance. here is her experience. >> i can't say enough about the mob that was there and the officers that were on the front line and when i say the frontline, i mean, literally officers that were in a line of stopping these people that were beating them with metal poles, spraying them with bear mace, they did everything in their power to not let those people in. and this was going on for hours. >> around 4:30 p.m., hours into the capitol riots, officer daniel hodges was protecting a west side capitol insurance when rioters who were i trying to stp certification trapped in between two doors. when he was interviewed later, inthis is how he described what was happening. >> they hit me in the head. i was also knocked down. the medical mask i was wearing got pulled upin over my eyes soi was on the ground and blinded and they started attacking me from all sides. >> rioters crushed officer hodges. he was wedged in the doorway. blood dripping from his mouth.

. >> officer christina lowry who regularly serves in mpd's narcotics division also protected the front capitol entrance. here is her experience. >> i can't say enough about the officers that were there on the front lines and when i say the frontline i mean literally officers were in a line stopping these people that were beating them with metal poles and they were spraying them with bear mace. they did everything in their power to not let those people in and this was going on for hours. >> around 4:30 p.m., hours into the capitol riots officer daniel hodges was protecting the west side capital interest when rioters who were trying to stop the certification trapped in between two doors. when officer hodges was interviewed later this is how he described what happened. >> they threw down a metal object that hit me in the head and knocked down basque i was wearing at the time and it got hold told up over my eyes and i was blinded. they started attacking me from all sides. >> a rioters crushed officer hodges was wedged in the doorway, blood dripping from his mouth struggling to breathe all

. >> shannon: rich lowry writes about this under the question of the headline of national review, it's are told a private entity is making their own decisions to disassociate themselves from people who say or do controversial things. he also says this one is lacking in the number of respects including there's no reason that it wouldn't also justify the hollywood blacklist. listen, you guys live and work in show business, is not overstating it or do you think there is a new hollywood blacklist? >> there is absolutely a blacklist. the fascists to love the blacklist and they only hate it when it applies to them. and these are liberal fascists. that's probably why -- the left has succeeded in redefining the word fascism to be the right, all of those are the same artwork in the same coloring, and the violent tactics. >> the convectors, they know who i am. and they know who i am, and i don't know who they are. and they say that they want that and they don't want that. >> honestly i think the most reasonable people, i feel like more dialogue and not less will help them work problems out and f

national review editor rich lowry, my pal, says the most leftist presidency so far after two weeks. may well be right. we'll see. i don't expect miracles here. they will drive through their agenda. it will be counterproductive for the economy in the longer term. >> harris: i wrote that down. you know, i didn't think it would be a miracle it would take when president biden before he became president said he could do this bipartisan. you see a push from senator joe manchin. quickly before i move on. how much power does joe manchin have in all of this? >> he has a lot of potential influence. so does senator sinema from arizona. but i just think i'm not optimistic about this. you know, the democrats might lower the threshold for individual assistance, get it back down to $40,000 or something like that. but the thrust of that package is probably going to go through. i am concerned though, harris, let me throw this in before we move on. there is a lot of talk, elizabeth warren and others pushing for higher taxes now. that's very counterproductive. >> harris: you mentioned arizona senator

annie lowry explains why the answer is yes. she is a staff writer at "the atlantic."imply to explain to people why in your view it's okay for the united states to have these kind of massive, massive deficit and debts where debt to gdp ratios will be up over 100% easily, probably closer to 125%. >> i think the thing to think about here is how the debt is behaving in terms of its dynamics on the economy, right? the debt is this inert mass that the united states and the taxpayer needs to service, correct? so even though the debt has gotten much, much, much bigger, we have blown past that debt-to-gdp target of 100, so the debt is bigger than gdp measured per year. debt servicing costs have gone down because interest rates have been so low. this is not something that many people predicted but have been so low for so long. it feels like we're moving into a structural period of low interest rates. so the amount of debt that the united states can handle has changed a lot. and our views of much debt and deficits are affecting the economy have changed a lot. we need to think ab

shannon: rich lowry writes about this under the question, the headline with "national review". simple. addition to first amendment issue. private entities making their own decisions to disassociate themselves from people who have settled on controversial things, this line of argument is lacking in a number of respects including that there is no reason it wouldn't also justify the hollywood blacklist the left considers one of the darkest moments in american history. you live and work in show business. is that overstating it or is there a new hollywood blacklist? >> there is absolutely a blacklist. the fascists love the blacklist, they only hate it when it is applied to them. these are liberal fascists. that is why i wrote my book, because the left has succeeded in redefining the word fascism to mean something right-wing but nothing could be farther from the truth. fascists are communist, marxists, socialists, they are the same, the same artwork, the same coloring, black and red, the same violent tactics. what he suffered on facebook with digital assassination. >> they know who i

his injuries and the cause of that band started to grow frustrated with the situation they wanted lowry out of there. now he played with the a's in 2013 and again from 2016 to 2018. he was an all-star in 2018 had was playing some great ball for the a's. now he signed a minor league contract with the organization so he will have to compete just to make the team, nothing guaranteed, but hey is a good opportunity that's all you can ask for as an athlete. all right nation it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring... exactly. no problem. and... done. and now, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 24 months. only for a limited time. >>i welcome back time to talk weather and here we are in the middle of winter pretty nice day today. yeah but apparently we're going to actually feel winter tomorrow. lawrence yeah we certainly are in fact the rain coming back tomorrow, it's going to take some time before it hits the entire bay area but it will get here as we head t

no another one of their young players hasn't left, but no, jed lowry is returning to the team seems like about the 10th time. actually it's only the third time and he signed a huge deal with the new york mets a couple of years ago, played in only nine games. he had major me problems. he's 36 years old. it's a minor league deal. like i say, aids and giants getting close one week from tonight. think he's doing. and olympic champ from the bay area, and she is the subject of tonight's this day in sports history with joe fonzi. it was on this day in 1968 that a young woman from the south bay forever carved her name in the annals of olympic history. san jose's peggy fleming won the gold medal in women's figure skating in the games held in grenoble, france. she has since stayed active and multiple bay area charities. that's this day in sports. february 10th i'm joe fonzi. all right, you know, you win your seventh super bowl in 10 tries you're the m v p for the fifth time. check this out. you deserved a party. like it's 1999 check this up. yeah that's today. down in tampa, the hillsborough river

there was reverend fred shuttlesworth, ralph abernathy, joseph lowry, all of them it was the black clergy faith acting on their religious freedom, exercising religiousoz freedom who led the civil rights movement, but let us not forget that without the tens of thousands of black church going people, people of faith who took to the ñrñrstreets, those leade could not have done anything. and the power of the church in this movement is indicated when king is involved in naming the southern christian leadership conference, which was going to be called the southern leadership conference, but king says no. this has to be the southern christian leadership conference because he knows that black people are rooted in biblical faith. he knows that it is going to take those all night prayer and praise and singing and preaching sessions in black churches the night before they hit the streets for them to have the strength to withstand police truncheons, police dogs, fire hoses without retaliaing with violence. the story of the civil rights movement, the victories of the civil rights movement is the victo

jed lowry. is coming back to the base feels like like the 10th time you've been with them.only the third they signed him to a minor league deal. switch hitting infielder has played only nine games in the last two years, signed a big deal with the mets but has been injured knee problems and again giants and eight reporting in a week that almost seems hard to believe, okay.time after the su. we've got a bbody's downtown ar. little change up in that, as you'd imagine, because everything's different these days. here's how tampa bay celebrated their super bowl victory with tom brady and company take a look. brady can throw even the super bowl trophy there that looked like a dangerous there. i think that was probably a replica for those of you know about a tampa that's the hillsborough river area. and ah, of course drunk was doing his thing. he always knows how to have fun. and there are celebrating in a big way. and why not? tampa bay, this year's super bowl winners, all right, we had an olympic champion. from the bay area, and she is the subject of tonight's this day in sports

deer is back on solid ground after being rescued in sandra fell, it became stuck in the mud near lowry's yacht harbor. firefighters police public works even some onlookers help to free that animal. the deer was turned over to animal control after it was rescued. glad that worked out. okay therefore, guy on that everybody was okay, well, we're going to see a few sprinkles rolling through tonight. it's going to be quick. it's not going to be a lot of rain. on and it's already almost showing up in the north bail. show that in a second, let's start off with a live look outside such a pretty shot there of the bay bridge, all lit up looking into san francisco. we've got some clouds out there, but at the moment we are dry. however the system that you can see here and storms wrecker that is you know, bringing more rain to places like eureka and maybe snow up to about chester. that's gonna be headed our way. but just the tail end of it right as we so often do. we just kind of get brushed by the tail end of it, so you could see a few sprinkles starting to show up on the radar, now just north of sa

." >> officer christina lowry, who regularly serves in mpd's narcotics and specialized investigationlso protected the front capitol entrance. here's her experience. >> i can't say enough about the officers that were there, the officers that were on the front line. and when i say the front line, i mean literally officers that were in a line, stopping these people that were beating them with metal poles, they were spraying them with bear mace, i mean, they did everything in their power to not let those people in and this was going on for hours. >> around 4:30 p.m., hours into the capitol riots, officer daniel hodges was protecting a west side capitol entrance when rioters who were trying to stop the certification trapped him between two doors. when officer hodges was interviewed later, this is how he described what was happening. >> they drew down a huge metal object that hit me in the head. i was also knocked down. the medical mask i was wearing at the time got pulled up over my eyes so i was on the ground and blinded and they started just attacking me from all sides. >> rioters crush

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"national review" editor rich lowry wrote a great clucks on this actions spending, immigration fossiling of his party but they are moving the wrong direction from day one. maria: that is what i was going to ask you how who is coming up with yz some peel susan rice is running things does president biden understand what he is signing in the to la with executive orders. >> that is a good question look i am not going to i am not going to get into -- you know is he alert or not alert he is who he is i knew joe biden a long time ago not last 8 or 10 years just part of the democratic agenda the party moved a hundred yards to the left this is way to the left of barack, for example. you are going to see they are going to drive through, there so-called rescue package, through reconciliation, only need 51 votes can i make one point bugging me all media coverage of this package when is economic crisis? the cbo, just put out their i were winter estimates talking 4% growth in 2021, talking about 5.3% unemployment. that is those are very good numbers i nae lot of private economists say going to be s

. >> officer christina lowry who regularly serves in mpd's narcotics division also protected the front capitol entrance. here is her experience. >> i can't say enough about the officers that were there on the front lines and when i say the frontline i mean literally officers were in a line stopping these people that were beating them with metal poles and they were spraying them with bear mace. they did everything in their power to not let those people in and this was going on for hours. >> around 4:30 p.m., hours into the capitol riots officer daniel hodges was protecting the west side capital interest when rioters who were trying to stop the certification trapped in between two doors. when officer hodges was interviewed later this is how he described what happened. >> they threw down a metal object that hit me in the head and knocked down basque i was wearing at the time and it got hold told up over my eyes and i was blinded. they started attacking me from all sides. >> a rioters crushed officer hodges was wedged in the doorway, blood dripping from his mouth struggling to breathe all