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so people jumped to x and signed up to see their own kids. well, this 5,000 people on there, i am only showing a fraction of those sailors. but they wanted to see their sons and daughters. i know this. i am a parent. i have two daughters. when you ever get a newsletter from the school, you are examining every picture. if there is a big group, where is my daughter? i understood that desire. the feedbacks from the parents is that it was reassuring for them to see their sailors or just to see some of the stuff i was posting. i talk about like the food we were eating or the bakery, talk about taco tuesday. especially with everything going on in the news about the houthis that they knew their kids were in good hands. >> yeah. not everybody up the chain liked this tactic? >> i would guess that some did not. but generally there was no opposition. so i went ahead with it. and again i had a lot of help from my public affairs officer. there were a couple times i posted something that could be insensitive. i pulled that off. i can't be perfect. but i thi

earlier today on the four, we spoke with a manager at cal oes who says thousands of people have now signedfor the myshake app following these quakes. >> natural disasters and seismic events serve as a reminder, so we do often see a jump in downloads, and we're happy to see that and do things like this to promote the preparedness and get as many people signed up as we can. >> more than 3.7 million users have now downloaded the app since its launch. nevada has been lobbying to jn the earthquake warning system that spans california, oregon and washington. always a good idea to be prepared because we never know what's going to happen. okay, this is the man that knows what's going to happen weather wise over the next couple of days. and that includes another really cold night and morning. >> yeah, you probably heard about this last night. a frost advisory for last night. then once again, why not do it again, right? >> i guess so. >> oh, yeah. definitely a cold start. so definitely bundle up, but will warm us up. heather is actually a storm that will bring us rainfall eventually, but here is tha

again one of the reasons why people sign up.people sign up for many reasons but but i know among them, well, port call. also people want to be patrons. the what put on you for. i tell them you want to put on the uniform and practice salute in the near and all laugh at me because they all did it, right? >> first off, thanks -- >> my pleasure. >> i have kind of like a two-part question. so what is your favorite thing or the thing you like most about -- wednesday thing you dislike the most? and i'm really interested, you did something most people don't want to do, and gauge the public. did you ask for permission to do that or did you just do that on your own? >> i will answer part two and then likes and dislikes second or no, i didn't ask for permission. you asked me so i said okay. through my public affairs officer, i realize we as leaders we need to embrace of this. i respect your job and your profession. i know what you're trying to do. i'm a political science major. you guys are the fourth arm of government, right? this is impo

deeply concerned that the post office considering closing more than 100 across the community. 3,000 people signed petition opposing closure. does the prime minister most ensure we protect vital post office services for our constituents? >> thank you for his question. i also recognize the campaigning of many including himself for local services that their constituents rely on. the post office is required to maintain a network of 11,500 branches. but i'm happy to make sure he gets a meeting with the minister to discuss the particular case. >> when our town celebrated 200-year anniversary with the 9-month festival. many in my area have concern of future. >> mr. speaker, we are delivering to bring railway back to public ownership putting passengers first. today we have announced that south western railway service will be the first to transfer in public ownership next year. so we can turn the page on decades of delay, fragmentation and failure. >> mr. speaker, to the best of your knowledge prime minister to meet and talk about her pension. mr. speaker, scottish labour mp's are very upset. apparently t

we had people signing up for the program. one of them used in id with a picture of barbie on it and got by. one said, i have 500 workers and they did not have any workers or a business. fraud was rampant. this happens also in the disaster relief programs as well. people claim things they lost in disasters that did not exist. let's put that aside. we have to help people, do something about disasters. may be there ought to be a decision-making process where we say, what is more important? ukraine or asheville, north carolina? we have enough money to do both if we borrow it. but when we borrow, we add to the debt, the fed buys the debt and it is inflation. it is no mystery why your goods cost more. during the last four, years, groceries meat, poultry, gasoline, rent, everything has gone up on average at least 20%. did it become more precious? did we lose a supply? no, the dollar became weaker, diluted, because we had to buy all this debt. it is a bait and switch. we expand, this week $200 billion for social security, $10 0 billi

person as who has the power ahead because she also is some of which means on the military to help people sign relationship with people in the country by all means increasing. do you take away a little high? we have seen violence on both sides over the last few days. but hours and hours and hours we saw standing on waiting and no response to the bottles that were thrown out to the towards to the laser feed on. i think it says it all. it's calm here in parliament square. nice. charlotte, the and let's head to the middle east now, a defined sounding syrian president has vowed to maintain his country's territorial integrity and cross of the shop tower was defensive in the north of his country by several of the sides. commons came during a phone call with his counterpart in the you. a president al assad emphasized during the call that syria continues to defend its stability and territorial integrity against all terrorists and their supporters and is able with the assistance of its allies and friends to defeat and eliminate those terrorists. no matter how intense their attacks may be. and it's been

deeply concerned that the post office considering closing more than 100 across the community. 3,000 people signed petition opposing closure. does the prime minister most ensure we protect vital post office services for our constituents? >> thank you for his question. i also recognize the campaigning of many including himself for local services that their constituents rely on. the post office is required to maintain a network of 11,500 branches. but i'm happy to make sure he gets a meeting with the minister to discuss the particular case. >> when our town celebrated 200-year anniversary with the 9-month festival. many in my area have concern of future. >> mr. speaker, we are delivering to bring railway back to public ownership putting passengers first. today we have announced that south western railway service will be the first to transfer in public ownership next year. so we can turn the page on decades of delay, fragmentation and failure. >> mr. speaker, to the best of your knowledge prime minister to meet and talk about her pension. mr. speaker, scottish labour mp's are very upset. apparently t

. >>> the cuts drawing a crowd, more than 80 people signed up to speak about different budget moves might effect residents. >> you took the parking enforcement technicians away from parking to deal with the issue of abandoned vehicles. that is what you were using them for. so, you take them away from abandoned vehicles and return them to parking who is going to deal with these abandoned vehicles? you got to have someone deal with that. >> it is sad. it breaks my heart to see the budget crisis that we are going through right now. it does not have to be that way. >> reporter: webb watched the meeting as the official candidate for mayor, how to resolve the structural problems that produced the budget crisis will, no doubt, be a central discussion as oakland tries to resolve its political uncertainty. >> with integrity, transparency, using our tax dollars for what their intended purpose is, to cleanup our streets, support our police. >> reporter: all of the questions will remain unanswered for now as the mayor's race takes shape and the budget talks continues. >> you know, all of the just the

signing up for the myshake app. what are you seeing trends? are you seeing a steady increase in the number of people who are signing up for the app? since this has become available? >> of course, these natural disasters and seismic events serve as a reminder, so we do often see a jump in downloads and we are happy to see that and do things like this to promote the preparedness and get as many people signed up as we can. >> do you know how many people have signed up, have downloaded the app so far? >> well, so far we're past the 3.7 million downloads now. that's cumulative since its launch in 2019. and for this event, we're in the dozens of thousands. wow. >> all right. but anyone who doesn't have the app should. should certainly. yeah. now's the now's a good time to get it here while we, you know, have these earthquakes are sort of top of mind. we appreciate your time today. derek lambeth, a program manager with the california earthquake early warning system. thanks for coming on today. some important reminders for folks. >> thank you. >> all right. take care. >> all right. federal and state officia

well, it is a lively discussion, as you might imagine, and more than 150 people signed up for public comment that is ongoing right now. many of the comments centered on possible cuts to police and fire, though some people also addressed possible cuts to affordable housing and the arts. the oakland city council budget discussion started at 930 this morning, and oakland police officers association were among the planned speakers. this is the live stream of that conversation right now. at this point, the council president has said that the data shows that violent crime is down 35% and overall crime is down 33%, and that 71% of 911 calls are being answered in 15 seconds or less, which she says is an improvement, and that the strategy of back to basics is working. now, police chief bill mitchell gave a few options with a state of emergency as the last resort, and one that he cannot recommend. now, i talked with the union vice president for the police ahead of time, who said that the proposal would cut the force down to 600 officers, which is half the recommended level in a city of this siz

. >> reporter: looming cuts drew a crowd more than 80 people signed up to speak about how different budget moves might effect residents. >> you took the parking enforcement technicians away from parking to deal with the issue of abandoned vehicles. that is what you were using them for. so, you take them away from abandoned vehicles and return them to parking who is going to deal with these abandoned vehicles? you got to have somebody deal with that. >> it is actually very sad. it just breaks my heart to see the budget crisis that we are going through right now. it does not have to be that way. >> webb watched the meeting as the newest official candidate for mayor. how to resolve the structural problems that produced the budget crisis. no doubt, be a central discussion as oakland tries to resolve its political uncertainty. >> with integrity, with transparency, that are going to be using our tax dollars for what their intended purpose is, cleanup our streets, support our police. >> reporter: all of the questions will remain unanswered for now. the mayor's race takes shape and the budget talk

i will side to number your daily, on average, more than 1000 people every day for book i'm and signed contracts to join the army . people voluntarily go in and go to the front lines which and the social benefits are for the soldiers, for their families must be expanded and developed. it is an essential as hispanic, the task of the all of the state is yes. over the last 2 years, a lot has been done in this regard for gifts, which used to be more than 55000 soldiers to receive the housing. and in the next 3 years recently. so to your school district, you know, it's, and that's why we plan to like kids, 113000000000. we 50 on this reverse to help with the housing is, is that conversation you are and we need to update the mortgage system more than 2 pieces. you went through 100 from 2000 of the russian army soldiers receive of those oxidized mortgages. and we need to continue to build military towns to improve healthcare this year for the whole list for the armed forces. it's the priority for all the bodies in the government to help i seem to support the participants of the special milita

. >> more than 100 people signed up for public comment that i'm speaking. >> i'm speaking. don't interrupt me. that's my time. >> members of all the city unions say they are already short staffed. >> i can't have any electricians here today because they're out pulling wire. because there's an epidemic of wire theft throughout the city. we're trying to keep the lights on from the airport all the way to downtown. >> people protested, diverting funds from affordable housing, the arts, sweet beverage, taxes and public works. also at issue, suspending up to six fire engine companies and plans to cancel two police academies and eliminate $25 million in police overtime. >> normal duties are being scheduled to be performed on overtime. >> oakland's police chief floyd mitchell, says staffing already is half the 1200 or so officers considered to be at full force. >> a focus on patrol investigations and officer accountability. >> the city also is considering eliminating more than 90 positions citywide. >> it basically undoes any work that we've had that we've accomplished over the las

we had people signing up for the program, one of them used an id that had a picture of barbie on it. many said i have 500 workers and they didn't have any workers, didn't even have abusiness. fraud was rampant through it. this happens in disaster relief also, people claiming they lost things that didn't exist so let's put that aside, the waste and fraud. we've got to help people, do something about disasters . maybe they're up to be a decision-making process where we say what's more important? ukraine or asheville north carolina? we have enough money to do both. we do if we borrow it but when we add to it we add to the debt, and you create inflation. it's no mystery why your goods cost more . during the last four years rosaries, meat, poultry, gasoline, rents, everything has gone up on average at least 20%. did it become more precious? did we all of a sudden lose the supply of things? the dollar became diluted because we had to buy all this debt so it's a bait and switch. 200 billion for social security, 100 billion for disasters, that's 300 billion, 30 billion for farm subsidies . 3

she also is some of which means on the military to help people sign relationship with you. 10 by all means including you we have seen violence on both sides over the last few days. but hours and hours and hours we saw something on waiting and no response to the bottles that was thrown up to the toilets to the laser feed on. i think it's called harold parliament square. and now to roches briana's border region, the where a child has been killed and the ukrainian drone attack. i witness footage taken moments after the drug and head shows. flames lighting off the night sky. the golf no, rob debris asked region had said 2 buildings had suffered damage of the attack. emergency services are working, obviously after the middle east. now syria and all me forces have repelled a terrorist onslaught to the countries. how about problems and it comes at mid a shock militant defensive, the broke out in the news of the country and the of this week. meanwhile, and the i level redone. the syrian air forces have reportedly carried out a series of attacks on the, on the terrorist, almost call them on t

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earlier on the four, we spoke with the manager at cal oes who says thousands of people have signed upatural disasters and seismic events serve as a reminder, so we do often see a jump in downloads and we are happy to see that and do things like this to promote the preparedness and get as many people signed up as we can. more than 3.7 million users have downloaded the app since its launch. nevada has been lobbying to join the earthquake warning system that spans california, oregon and washington. >> already. had a nice day again today around here. the weather is going to change up though. you see the clouds coming in behind me. those clouds representing the beginnings of the storm door cracking open. and these aren't big storms, but there's 2 or 3 of them, and they're not small. they're not big, but they're not small. so i guess they're medium. but nonetheless, we're going to get snow in the mountains. we're gonna get rain around here. and we got big surf along the coast. it's showing up now, but it will really get going as we go into friday, saturday, that kind of mavericks kind of st

was to agree is that these people sign for their own territory. so we defining them as terrorist is just through our political gains now, these guys, they are a group of, uh, idealogues who want to tear. uh, do you want to create some, some form of these antics, say over syria, and a willing to take american money to go to they there and the definition of what we would think of our steps, you know, as long as they help the west interest, we're going to let them run right. get on a state that's thousands of years old. that is, um, you know, got more history and most of your events, you know more and, you know, i, the other thing it frightens me with this is guys taken back on your other colleagues, clients is this likes to go over again. you know, this is, this is the west clubbing up in england say, yeah, like me think when they were colonizing the middle east and the rest of the world or how they see fit, you know, they're going to give talks of it to israel. that is relevant, would take a given the terrorist a little bit of a region so they feel

was to agree is that these people sign for their own territory. so we define them as terrorist is just through our political gains. now, these guys, they are a group of, uh, idealogues who want to tear. uh, do you want to increase them some form of is onyx, they over syria and they're willing to take american money to go do it. they, they're in the definition of what we would think us error as best you know, as long as they help the west interest, we're going to let them run right. get on a state that's thousands of years or better is um, you know, got more history and most of europe end, you know more and, you know, i, the other thing it frightens me with this is guys taken back on you other college clients. it's just like stick over and over again. you know, this is, this is the west coming up in england, say that lightning thing when they were colonizing the middle east and the rest of the world or how they see fit. you know, they're going to give talks of it to israel. that is relevant. and we'll take care of a given the terrorist a little bit

earlier on the four, we spoke with a manager at cal oes who says thousands of people have signed up forhe myshake app following these two quakes. >> these natural disasters and seismic events serve as a reminder, so we do often see a jump in downloads, and we are happy to see that and do things like this to promote the preparedness and get as many people signed up as we can. >> more than 3.7 million users have downloaded the app since its launch. nevada has been lobbying to join the earthquake warning system that does span california, oregon and washington. all right, less than 48 hours to kick off the niners playoff hopes. may ride on this game next at five. h the ay s are ♪ the holidays. ♪ and holiday trips. ♪ and holiday toys. ♪ and holiday bonding. ♪ and it all comes together in a chevrolet. find your red tag and use your red tag bonus cash to get $7,250 total cash allowance on this silverado. chevrolet. together let's drive. jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download an

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>> i think it is a great idea and more people signed up for the navy when they saw those movies thenrtisements on tv so we stop my vote. >> emily: between reading the right stuff and top gun i wanted to be a pilot. >> football on the beach? absolutely. i only wish iceman could be here to see this. >> emily: so great, so great. >> harris: whatever it takes to get recruitment up. i say we send them on a whole to her and let him be tom everywhere and pick celebrities if you want or real people or whatever he desires because he knows how to work it and he knows where his heart is. i think that is really great for the military. >> emily: i remember watching in the theater with my parents. this is awesome! >> it turns out if you take politics out, you get good movies and this is two of them. >> emily: hopefully some good screenings in the military that can enjoy those two films. >> harris: they should put on a loop like the fireplace at christmas time. totally into that. >> emily: times square. that is awesome. think you so much for watching and don't forget to dvr us when you can't watch

harry changed the rules, we signed a letter saying we would not change the filibuster, a lot of people signed it and did not stay with it, i'm a big believer that 60 vote majority is -- it -- it has not necessary across history and -- and -- it -- the filibuster has been weaponized by people to have their say or try to stop things. that should not happen but at the end of the day you pass a bill it has more staying power and one thing you will see i think since we have been governing by executive order, whether health care or student loan forgiveness, those things have not made their way through, so reforming dodd-frank is when we did when i was there. those give it grab toss they would not have and permanence they would not have an eye think they are better bills. i know it is frustrating but you ought to be concerned about people who filibuster everything, more control, they can do a backroom deal. no need to burn out the clock, so never any push because you can filibuster and never hear about the bill and that should not happen. we should do filibuster reform to give the public the idea of

they said it was false. 50 intell people signed a letter saying that laptop was russian disinformationnone of us trust these people anymore. >> senator, a little bit of a lightning round. we have two more questions. president-elect told me he thinks the members of the january 6th committee should go to jail. do you agree with that statement? >> no. >> okay. that was very clear and concise. let's move on. i want to ask -- >> you said lightning. >> i appreciate that. i want to ask you about dreamers. he wants to work with democrats on a deal to protect dreamers. do you believe dreamers will have a path to legal status by the end of president-elect trump's second term? >> only if we clean up the border. i was on the bill doing comprehensive immigration. but what's happened under president biden, you allowed 13 million people come in here legally. until we deport people here, why would you legalize -- if you legalize one person now, there would be a run on the border. there will be no legalization. there will be no dreamer bill until we lock our border down. the number one job for the budg