v.p. harris: in a way that we can build up resilience and adaptation and do the kind of work that is happening right here. dan: the state water officials say they are pivoting priorities, coming out with the driest three years since 1896 to the wettest three weeks on record. the weather whiplash is challenging the state infrastructure like never before. ama: developing news out of oakland, where the police chief has been placed on paid leave after reportedly failing to act on misconduct allegations by one of his officers. the oakland mayor is scheduled to discuss the matter tomorrow. tonight, we are hearing from city leaders. cornell barnard has more. cornell: there was a lot of community support. this community advocate, jon jones iii, has long supported the police chief. >> i felt like he was aware of certain elements that you have to be from here to understand. cornell: but his support is now wavering. armstrong was placed on paid administrative leave for dereliction of duty after he reportedl

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when asked would you back harris as the v.p., she deferred.ot want to answer that question. she didn't want to say no. she is not stupid. but she did not want to answer that question. that is skirting an issue. she doesn't want to see harris nor do a lot of democrats want to see harris back in the white house ever again in any capacity. >> the tone was different. kamala harris is a terrible politician. it is deeper than that. california democrats have had a hard time on the national stage. katie porter, adam schiff and gavin newsom to an extent. if you are a democrat in california all you need is wealthy friends or compelling personal story to raise a bunch of money, carpet bomb the state with ads and fairly easy to get elected with that. you don't need to be a good campaigner or communicator but make good ads. you get exposed on the national stage. kamala, california politics and shelter there different than national politics. >> julie: i don't think the president has much confidence in his v.p. >> i completely disagree. she has done -- i can

harris. did you watch this yesterday? praising her for the handling of the migrant crisis. the v.p. did not think there was a problem to begin with from september. >> the border is secure. we have a secure border in that is a priority for any nation, including ours and our administration. >> president biden: the think that i'm proud of the vice president. she went beyond the united states and contributors to try to get the rest of the world to say look, this makes sense. and, you know, she got commitments of 3.5 -- $3.2 billion. >> bill: how is that working out for you? tyrus is here along with "the five" co-host jessica tar love. >> 2.3 million arrests at the border last year. 2021, 1.7 million. 600,000 known gotaways in fiscal year 2022. dhs reported 390,000 known gotaways in all of fiscal year 21. there has been close to a million known gotaways somewhere in america as of fiscal year 21. time for kamala harris to take a bow? what do you think? >> we have a saying. the president's speech basically peed down our back and told us it was rain. that was a really long-winded gaffe-fill

. >> harris: vice president kamala harris is teasing the biden administration's 2023 priorities after a cabinet meeting yesterday in a tweet. the v.paid today she has never been more optimistic about our future adding we'll deliver on lowering inflation, creating more jobs and building an economy that works for everyone. some americans don't seem quite so confident. >> i suspect -- not really do much more our country. >>, no really. i don't think he is a good leader. >> i hope we can get the economy better. i don't really see that happening. >> you hear it with the average person, ordinary americans understand no one is at home. these are statements and templates that mean nothing. they tell us things that aren't true, like the border is secure and inflation is transitory. it is a dejacketed attitude. americans want leadership. we don't see it. they give everybody another chance. this nation is in trouble. someone will have to stipe. it is not the president or vice president. they seem to not be interested. >> harris: one on the border with leadership. senator blackburn of tennessee is set to lead a delegation down on monday. the p

vice president kamala harris after two years producing so little, she has only to the border since her role as border czar. >> john: today the border patrol union went after the v.p. poor performance on twitter saying if you were given a job two years ago with the explicit goal of reducing illegal immigration and then you sit around and do nothing while illegal immigration explodes to levels never seen before, you should be fired and replaced. period. >> sandra: there was a time, john, right after she was named the border czar, we used to keep track of the number of days it had been since she had been given that role and that title, and all of a sudden we were into day 100, day 150, day 200 and you were not seeing any action at the border. you were not seeing any policies that were going to change what was happening there. and here we are today. >> john: remember when you were a kid and your parents told you to clean your room and thought if you ignored it and kept the door closed they would never notice? >> sandra: i was the sixth child, they didn't notice. >> john: kind of what's going on here. >> sandra: i've got you, though. we'll keep>> sandra: brand-new fro