commissioner mark sanchez and commissioner bogus. thank you so much. specially thanks to educators sanchez and to bogus for especially to commissioner bogus for your work and your tireless efforts to help black and brown children in this district. sitting here for a board meeting is very disheartening to know that it's december and many of our schools do not have a teacher. it is disheartening. you need to commissioners of superintendent, icu and commissioners. you need to staff the classroom as if your child was in that class. if your child was that mother over there, that class would have her child a teacher. it is very disheartening. i'm also and of course, no budget cuts. i don't know where you get the money you waste the money on on. you know what i'm going to say? you waste the money on the payroll system. $44 million, another ten for a consultant. get that money back. find the money, please. and your student delegates. you do a herculean job every board meeting. thank you. but my main point tonight is to talk about a position at james lick middle

speaking of the inauguration, mark zuckerberg sat next to lauren sanchez and was caught -- was caught leering at her ample was him. prompting a nearby bill clinton to say, what an amateur! a turkish woman set a world record by crushing five watermelons in 60 seconds using only her thighs. >> mom? >> greg: i guess we finally figured out who killed gallagher. according to a new study, ai can predict career success from a single facial image. on the downside though, can also predict total failure. and snow has been dumping on states in the south, including 10 inches in new orleans. of course new orleans hasn't experienced 10 inches since tyrus left. [laughter] he has huge forearms! and all of those wrist curls! so donald trump won the electorate college, all the swing states and the popular vote. that is virtually every state in the nation shifting significantly to the right. so one may wonder, what do the democrats have left? well, they will always have hitler. >> what do you think of elon musk, perhaps the presidents most visible advisor, doing to hitler salutes last night at the presi

sanchez. as you said, mark zuckerberg and his wife as well. it's such a small ceremony. just to be clear. this is a tiny ceremony relative to what was supposed to happen on the capitol. there are a lot of people who maybe thought they would be in proximity to the ceremony who will not be. those folks are still getting their seats somewhere inside where it's nice and warm. i think that's a testament to just how much influence they have already in this incoming trump administration. >> there are a lot of disappointed trump supporters, i have to note. people who have come in from all over the country to attend the inaugural ceremony who were disappointed. i'm completely sympathetic to the idea that they had a tough decision to make with the forecast of tremendously frigid, frigid and uncomfortable temperatures. there are bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton. hillary clinton, of course, who ran for president in 2016 and lost to donald trump in his first run. attending. once again, a celebration of american democracy, a celebration of the peaceful transfer of power. >> i'

and right beside the former presidents, elon musk, amazon's jeff bezos and fiancee lauren sanchez, facebook's markife priscilla, apple's tim cook. >> what a difference eight years makes. when donald trump was inaugurated in 2017, the business community was rejecting him. culture was rejecting him. celebrities were rejecting him. now there is a complete turning of the screw. you've got to not only support from businesses, but they are giving him money, and they are in the room. ♪ ♪ >> 1300 guests crowded into the capitol rotunda on a historic day. ♪ ♪ filled with the pomp and ceremony befitting our nation's most precious ritual. the day began with a church service, as we got our first look at melania's striking hat that is getting so much attention. from there, the trumps traveled to the white house for tea with the bidens. "welcome home," president biden said, as he greeted the trumps. dr. jill and melania shared a car to the capitol followed by presidents biden and trump. the guests arrived in a fleet of buses. among them, podcaster joe rogan, his wife and daughters. >> the honorable george w. bu

today marks two years since a gunman killed seven coworkers in half moon bay. nbc bay area's kris sancheze memorial. the community is looking to build. half moon bay wants to honor the farm workers who died with a permanent memorial. and this morning, people marked the two year anniversary of the mass shooting with flowers. and they also got an opportunity to see three designs for memorial that won't fade with time.e. what happened two years ago today? it changed our lives. it changed the history not only in our community, you know, across the united states. farm workers became recognized. and with everything happening right now, with the raids happening at the at the farms, it is it is an honor that the teetee half moon bay continues to think about honoring our farm workers. at the same time, the advocacy group las ayudando, a latino slauson gia, continues to push farm worker housing. the shooting at those two mushroom farms exposed the unsafe and unsanitary conditions in which so many farm workers live. one surviving farm worker, in fact, whose brother was killed, sued the mushroom farm

today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us from our newsroom with the action that we can expect today. good morning to you, laura and mark. so california attorney general rob bonta says california is prepared to fight for that birthright citizenship on his inauguration day. as kris pollone mentioned, president donald trump signed an executive order saying, in effect, that children born of parents who did not enter the country legally can be denied citizenship. in a statement, california attorney general rob bonta said as home to more immigrants than any state in the country, california has a vested interest in ensuring that the federal government recognizes the fundamental rights of the children of immigrants who are born in our state, as he so often did in his first term, the president has once again overstepped his authority with this unconstitutional executive order. bonta not the only state attorney general promising to fight, and the aclu already filed suit just hours after that order was signed. meantime, protesters in san jose gathered to decry that order and nine others related to immigration action, including de

mark. well, two armed robbery suspects are now under arrest in san jose. and police are looking for three more accomplices. investigators say 30 year old christopher sanchez of san jose and 28 year old alex maldonado of stockton, were identified as suspects. they were arrested after search warrants were obtained for their homes. san jose police say they are part of a group of five men accused of robbing a business on alum rock avenue back in july. police say they pulled guns on their victims and then stole $6,000 in items and cash. >> we are grateful that no one was injured during this incident. although i can't say about the emotional trauma they probably will endure from being victims of such a violent crime. and so we do hope that moving forward, that there are no additional victims. >> during the search of maldonado's home, detectives say they also discovered a stolen rifle, an unregistered ak 47 and multiple unregistered handguns, along with extended magazines. anyone with information about the three outstanding suspects is urged to contact san jose police. and history was made on the marin county board of supervisors this morning. [applause] that's

marks a somber anniversary. it's been two years since a gunman shot and killed coworkers at the half moon bay farms, where he worked. today in the bay's kris sanchez joining us from the newsroom this morning. and, chris, you have more on how the victims and survivors will be remembered. good morning to you, marcus and laura. today in half moon bay, half moon bay will honor those seven farm workers who were killed two years ago. and they will also continue to push for memorial and livable housing for all farm workers, kind of in their honor. the shooting at two half moon bay mushroom farms exploded. expose exposed the deplorable conditions so many farm workers live in. alas, who is which is ayudando a latinos a ana, the advocacy group that's been advocating for the farm worker community for years, says there is progress toward livable housing at one particular site. but now some of the people who were in favor two years ago are pushing back against the second site for senior farm workers. now, on the eve of two years, we're seeing that there is a pushback from the community coming forward saying, hey, we don't want them in our downtown space, we wa

marks two years since a tragic moment on the peninsula. that's when authorities say a disgruntled worker went on a deadly shooting rampage at two half moon bay mushroom farms. today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us in our newsroom with a look at how victims and survivors will be remembered. good morning to you, laura and marcus. today in half moon bay, the community will honor those seven farm workers who were killed two years ago. and they will continue to push for not only a memorial, but also more livable housing for all farm workers. you might remember that that shooting at two half moon bay mushroom fararmswo years ago exploded, exposed the deplorable conditions that so many farm workers live in. the advocacy group las ayudando a latinos a gia has been working for the farm worker community for years. they say there has been a strong push for change, and there's been progress toward livable housing at one particular site. but now, some people in the half moon bay community who were in favor of more housing two years ago are backing away from what allah says is a basic human. right now, on the eve of two years, we're s seeing that there is a pushback from the community coming forward

. >> you see jeff bezos and lauren sanchez, his fiance, just arrived, standing next to mark zuckerberge, pri priscilla chen. >> what we are seeing right now, the world's richest men are all here at the u.s. capitol rotunda. elon musk is number one at that, worth over $200 billion, and then jeff bezos around $200 billion, give or take here, bernard arnault. i should point out that shortly we are going to hear introduction of former president clinton, then former president george w. bush, former president barack obama, and then this whole ceremony will begin. john dickerson? >> i was just wondering why they're in the history of mankind there has ever been a geographical location that has had more wealth connected, collected in it, than what we're looking at right now. >> present arms. >> and as we mentioned, this is the introduction of former president clinton and former first lady and senator hilary rodham clinton as they make their way to the rotunda platform. normally, this would be through the chute, right, down that red carpet on to the inaugural platform. that majestic platform whi