i'm honored to introduce marshall ganz to all of you marshall is there. richard houser, senior lecturer in leadership, organizing and civil society at the harvard school. he teaches research and writes on leadership and organizing his book why david sometimes wins earned the american political science association's michael j. harrington book award. he works with the leading change network and dozens of other grassroots groups in the united states and around the world to develop critically needed organizing capacity. in 1965, he joins cesar chavez to work to unionize california farmworkers, where he spent the next 16 years. throughout the 1980s, he led organizing programs in union community and electoral campaigns. tonight, he will be talking about his new book, people power change, organizing democratic renewal. in this handbook for political action that comes from decades of political experience and grassroots organizing, marshall creates a framework on how we can affect change at the highest levels a time of eroding democracy. kirkus reviews calls the a

so i can marshal. so it's clearly muscle which for many minutes the personal respects, the hero marshal, and acknowledge his achievements. but no soul, you should do to be shut the liberty to cut down push deals. but the service which just in us, the city of the going to bring so we me 2 to 3 minutes or 4, is there any is of the month of sit in front of the meeting to go to them. so the other customers receive this month, they're not, they're still, you know, but the list i'm say let them in the review of it or they're missing what they're sharing your article, thoughts they've got to use to solve that lives. real assess ceiling is money on that or somebody who's about supported scribbled on issue in the c s and what the origin cut off that sent adult. let's try to get out of your stuff, but we're still fortunately, you know what an issue needs to on ordering, clarify what are they also the scholar store, but it was the origin know that that, that was still there so that you order from the ceiling to r

south koreans in paige president is detained and is expected to start a trial level last month, marshall crisis. you said you were jacks charges of insurrection on the piece of power. let's say if he wants to avoid the beloved shit, also this out for the pano wrong and delivered on the present. the . i'm going us secretary of state anthony playing tennis repeatedly, had told, does he attempt to lay out a plan for a loan promised he is still under livid deal between as well. um, from us as a growing number of id of troops refused to stuff unless the new agreement is reached. that's the time when i have to say, i'm not going to participate. we're not gonna, we're not gonna play along with the same anymore. and as the us presidents are liked, pushes to take control of greenland, the russian foreign minister suggests donald trump's of us consider the opinions of the islands. people, local parliament, members, houses that greenland, those kind, this size the future. we don't want to change, we don't want to be american citizens. we want to be 3 letters anyway in greenland, [000:00:00;00] the

guest: i think the marshall fund is unique. as the name would imply, this is an internationally focused think tank. they get money from foreign governments in europe. because of that gamut, the role that they play, there's a lot of truth in advertising. i personally was a little bit less concerned with the amount of money going to the german marshall fund. i don't remember the specific details, i believe it was overwhelmingly from european allies. to me as an independent researcher i wasn't too worried. host: some $4 million from the federal foreign office of germany. $3.1 million from the ministry of foreign affairs. 2 million dollars from norway. $2 million from the united states agency for international development. just a few minutes left with ben freeman this morning if you want to get your calls in, the numbers we put on the screen for you. included in this report is recommendations for think tanks for congress, the media, what would you like to see done here to change this process that we have talked about? guest: since

fire marshal cd, too. thank you, thank you. thank you.chief lathrop, any more questions for chief lathrop at this time? should we let him off the hook or what? all right. thank you. who's coming up next? thank you for your great work, chief malloy, will you have to go to public? do we have to go to public comment? not yet. okay, we'll. sorry about that. chief malloy. report from ems and community paramedicine deputy chief simon pang. report on the ems and community paramedicine divisions. i think chief malloy is going to fill in for chief frank. which one goes forward? top one, the big one. i got it, i got it. good morning. good morning, president morgan. vice president. frazier. commissioner. collins. commissioner. nakajo. chief. tong. kathy. tony malloy. i'm the assistant deputy chief of ems. and this is my report. there you go. thank you. kathy. so these are some of our key indicators we have for the last couple of months. and if you look at some of them, we're still trying to clean up some of the data that we have. we have several dif

even john marshall thought it's got to last a long time. so i'd say, you know, washington didn't know about the internet and nina would say i knew that and then he would say you know it's like steve. and he'd said he say, i'm not saying by of approaching these problems as perfect, you say. but look, it's like the two campers. so i to campers. yeah this is the two campers, the first campuses, the other putting on his running shoes. where are you doing that? this is because there's a bear in the camp. if there's a bear in the camp it is. you can't outrun a bear. he says. yeah, but i outrun you. so said the real problem with your system. it's not my system of law. regards the real problem with the way you decide cases. he came after a while to realize i was serious and sincere in the way i decided cases. i think judges are try to be. that's the job you don't want to have that job go and get another job. there are plenty others so often there should be a either anyway you he says the trouble with the system that you tend to follow it so complic

so go to the meal and left a voice exclusively to marshal. so it's clearly a muscle which many military personnel respects, the hero marshal. and acknowledge his achievements. that no soul you should do to be shut the liberty to cut down push deals. but the service gets just in the west of the city of the way up until we meet with 2 to 3 minutes or 4. is there any, is of the month of sitting in front of you to look at the source in this month and you know, with the list, i'm just gonna let them in the review. but are they are meeting with a friend or to foster got to use to solve that delivery, which is ceiling is 9. you know that or somebody who's about sports give what are on issue in the c s and what the origin cut off at some conduct. let's try to get at your stuff but whisk reports familiar at all, but an issue needs to on ordering. clarify what are they also the scholar store was the origin know that that, that was still there. so that's what are on the ceiling to remotely. it was best in addition to what, what's levia. so what i mean t

the street, named after the rate of marshall, was hastily renamed as an army soldier street. and the statue of con, you, of was dismantled, known as historians denied both the efforts of soviet soldiers and to the assistance that the more rec to us so consistently gave to poland. it is to say it was the natural cause of its former ship. portia was, it would be a very nice tanya ship, both i has a ph. d and history and she's an associate professor and has written about world war 2 and its consequences for europe and they the shelf i tell the 1st night it's under douglas optimistic, says danny, appear to be autumn in wisc up points come up and the online you listen to the shine, you not auto shave, i end it see if can you put not i'm legit online? yeah. smart the search to to go the full might sort of the death of a with a bill of region in the same sort of trucks. it became a new one that will produce 3 additional more. there we just don't go throwing in the site is volume of it, which happens to be the boiler. if it ceased blinding the damage points between us with a shift an

peter: and you did write a biography on the field marshal as well as fdr, and jfk. this is from election day. election day was november 6, 1860 abraham lincoln wins with the peralta the of the vote. january 1, 1861 jefferson davis resigned from the u.s. senate. february 4, 1861, the confederate states of america were formed. february 11, 18 61, lincoln and davis both departed for their inaugural's and february 18, jefferson davis was inaugurated president of the confederate states of america in montgomery. march 4, abraham lincoln was inaugurated in washington, d.c. and then april 12, 1861, fort sumter attacked by the confederate states of america. was war inevitable in early 1861? nigel: i think probably it was. it certainly jefferson davis thought it was inevitable. i do not think it was inevitable from lincoln's point of view. but from davis's point of view, here he is, i think many historians and certainly many readers i think do not take sufficient heed to the fact that jefferson davis was not appointed because he had been a senator, he was appointed by the del

marshal to to protect it does so the the the marshal a man named david nagle, is defending justice field on a train when he notices david terry and his wife coming up. and terry starts to slap chief justice field. nagel shoots terry. terry is arrested and ed nagle is arrested. terry is killed, arrested by a local sheriff with sympathetic to the terry wing of the democratic party. and eventually this case works its way to the supreme court. and a decision called in ray nagle, the supreme court, us says that the the u.s. marshal was acting at the behest of the federal government, protting a federal employee. he cannot be charged for law enforcement violation in the capacity of protecting this federal employee by a state official. this this sounds like it's a bizarre episode. and of course, it is a bizarre episode. it's an outgrowth of legislative violence, but it's also something that turns out to be of significant of significance in american history. those of you who know the history of the civil rights movement of the 1960s, the kennedjuice department, in particular, a pointed members of

today, the san francisco fire marshal proposed his plan to the city's fire commission.he wants better fire protection in garages where electric vehicle charging stations are installed. he suggests using advanced sprinkler systems or walls. >> the idea is to put partitions up or firewalls so you only not only but you kind of only burn two vehicles you would not burn five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten and it would to contain it to a certain area until our firefighters can get in there and try to cool it until obviously, these lithium batteries cool down. >> he says the method can depend on the age of the building. the san francisco fire department recorded at least 15 lithium ion battery fires across the city last year. these involved electric cars, scooters, bikes and in one case, a leaf blower. >> a mountain lion on the prowl puts homeowners on high alert. the legal limits on what residents can do to protect their pets. >> a sophisticated burglary ring only targeting a certain kind of homeowner. how neighbors working together helped south bay police make a big bust. >>

today, the san francisco fire marshal proposed his plan to the city's fire commission. he wants better fire protection in garages where electric vehicle charging stations are installed. he suggests using advanced sprinkler systems or walls. >> the idea is to put partitions up or firewalls so you only not only but you kind of only burn two vehicles you would not burn five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten and it would to contain it to a certain area until our firefighters can get in there and try to cool it until obviously, these lithium batteries cool down. >> he says the method can depend on the age of the building. the san francisco fire department recorded at least 15 lithium ion battery fires across the city last year. these involved electric cars, scooters, bikes and in one case, a leaf blower. >> a mountain lion on the prowl puts homeowners on high alert. the legal limits on what residents can do to protect their pets. >> a sophisticated burglary ring only targeting a certain kind of homeowner. how neighbors working together helped south bay police make a big bust. >>

thank you, fire marshal. what comes back to me within this is we're offering up this amended bulletin from the perspective of us the fire department to make things doable and easier. we're explaining about what we're going to expect they said the permit process a process has gone through a couple of iterations and our let them know we're willing to accept either by a building construction permit or an electrical trade permit in the meantime until ms. or there do you guys am i asking figure out and create a permit that allows the the contractor to get to the process faster. we also clarified a couple of other things i expressed specifically of what we will review on what level and then that a contractor does not need to be a c ten licensed contractor. >> yeah and i thank you appreciate that detail because that's what i kind of wanted to hear was the details because there's a lot of the words i used or the word you use was to get rid of some of the hurdles to me a like streamlining the one of my bullet points i

marshal, federal marshal to serve warrants. lawrence he brought in and then he left with the prisoners leaving those 400 armed men in a town that they that they hated, they wanted to destroy the pro-slavery sheriff of douglas, kansas territory, sam jones, took control of them and led them on a rampage. they the free state hotel, they burned the two free state newspapers and threw type in the river because they violated the territorial law against printing in your newspaper or that you could that kansas should not a slave state first amendment did not exist kansas at that time. if you were a free stater brown and his men something was happening. they up to lawrence but they didn't there in time so they turned around and went back down to their their homestead on middle a tributary of the pottawattamie pottawattamie. the next day charles massachusetts senator, only person in the federal government speaking out against what was going on in and how the federal government was helping the pro-slavery men was beaten nearly to death. t

santa rosa's fire marshal on the front lines of the eaton fire down in altadena. you hear from him on why he took on this very important role. right now, let's check in with gasia mikaelian. see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning. gasia. >> hi, dave. as we continue our coverage of the southern california wildfires, there are more examples of people showing deep humanity. new at seven. what one church is doing for people who were forced from their homes because of the fire. then a grim milestone 20 years in the making, the concern over a rising number of deaths in jails in the south bay. we'll e ba "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. jordan's sore nose let out a fiery sneeze, so dad grabbed puffs plus lotion to soothe her with ease. puffs plus lotion is gentle on sensitive skin and locks in moisture to provide soothing relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. (♪) when life spells hear

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joseph village marshal from the memo. so this last mentioned scheme, toners minister incentive marshall. the last entities began with the captured revealed is 8 months later tony spoke to minutes after teaming up with the toyotas, training and attachments. those came out on the cs kias would you on his 1st cavalry ami was pulled from the caucuses and the rid of the launched and offensive the west regarding coastal scales, the only false capable of resisting moscow. so unprecedented amounts of aid were funnels to poland. france gave those in 1494 cannon. 2800 machine guns. 385 sales rifles. 700 aircraft. 200 and vehicles. 576000000 rounds of ammunition. 10000000 shells. 3000000 uniforms. the 4000000 pairs of army boots, medical supplies, and communications equipment, the united states, st quality of items. so you wouldn't need to store the case of wheat, sierra, of javascript, evaluated, suggest us because i'm not, it looks mighty, not a slide that i see here today. otherwise more list the, instead of an say no to the 3rd,

alexis gabe was killed in 2022 after going to antioch to visit her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones. in june of that year, law enforcement shot and killed marshall jones in the state of washington while trying to arrest him for gabe's murder. gabe's family has been pushing for marshall jones's mother, alicia coleman clark, to be charged as an accessory. they say police showed them evidence proving she helped cover up the crime. tonight, the da's office says there is not enough evidence that the mom was involved. this weekend is the third anniversary of alexis gabe's death, and also the end of the statute of limitations. that means charges against the mother can no longere filed. another headline tonight, here comes president trump. he's coming to california. we're told the president will be in la tomorrow to tour the wildfire zones. two weeks after those fires sparked, crews are still working to fully extinguish those flames. the palisades fire, now 75%, contained the eaton fire out near pasadena is 95% contained. as far as mr. trump's visit, it's unclear if he plans to meet with gov

thank you, fire marshal.within this is we're offering up this amended bulletin from the perspective of us the fire department to make things doable and easier. we're explaining about what we're going to expect they■<1 sd the permit process a process has gone through a couple of iterations and our let them know we're willing to accept either by a building construction permit or an electrical trade permit in the meantime until ms. or there do you guys am i asking figure out and create a permit that allows the the contractor to get to the process faster. we also clarified a couple of other things i expressed specifically of what we will review on what level and then that a contractor does not need to be a c ten licensed contractor. >> yeah and i thank you appreciate that detail because that's what i kind of wanted to hear was the details because there's a lot of the words i used or the word you use was to get rid of some of the hurdles to me a like streamlining the one of my bullet points is is that in complianc

francisco mayor to hold his inauguration celebrations in chinatown, will serve as honorary grand marshal. >> this is what we look for as a chinese american. we're always looking forward to share our culture with the world. >> the parade is also great for businesses nearby. the chinese chamber of commerce says some businesses generate as much as a third of their annual revenue. >> isn't that amazing? now, abc seven is a proud sponsor of the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade. you can watch the live parade saturday, february 15th starting at 6 p.m. right here on abc seven and wherever you stream abc seven news. >> tune in. yes, we have much more news ahead at 530 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. >> and if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us here. we appreciate your time. i'm dan. >> ashley, i'm ama daetz. we'll see you again at six. ♪ (slow down) ♪ (♪) cut!!!! i get it! slow motion. slow down geographic atrophy. but we don't need gimmicks. stick to the facts. ga, the advanced form of dry amd, can irreversibly damage y

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thank you, fire marshal. oh, so what comes back to me within this is we're offering up this amended bulletin from the perspective of us the fire department to make things doable and easier. we're explaining about what we're going to expect they said the permit process a process has gone through a couple of iterations and our let them know we're willing to accept either by a building construction permit or an electrical trade permit in the meantime until ms. or there do you guys am i asking figure out and create a permit that allows the the contractor to get to the process faster. we also clarified a couple of other things i expressed specifically of what we will review on what level and then that a contractor does not need to be a c ten licensed contractor. >> yeah and i thank you appreciate that detail because that's what i kind of wanted to hear was the details because there's a lot of the words i used or the word you use was to get rid of some of the hurdles to me a like streamlining the one of my bullet p

what is that marshall plan? >> tell us about this, marshall. we're just starting to lay out. i mean, we're still fighting these fires. >> do you trust gavin to rebuild la? he never built a single reservoir, a high speed rail. they couldn't even build evacuation roads because bureaucrats sued to stop a pea plant from being stepped on a pea plant. the only thing gavin built was a $2 million toilet. these are the guys who think they can control the earth's temperature, but they can't even control a fire in their own backyard. did you know before the 1800s, california lost about 4 million acres a year to fires. but when americans arrived, they managed the land intelligently. and by the end of the last century, california only lost 250,000 acres a year to fires. but in the last four years, california is back to losing millions and millions of acres a year to wildfires. their stupidity has literally set california back centuries. the state that's fighting global warming the hardest is creating the most emissions. what do you think a week of this wildfire smoke is doing to the atmos

also announced today the grand marshals for the parade. actress joan chen and dancing with the stars judge kari ann inaba. also, daniel lurie, the new mayor of san francisco, will also be an honorary grand marshal. up next, people are trying to cash in on the tiktok ban. the new ebay listings for phones pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, get a free unlimited line for a year when you buy one unlimited line. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years

marshals. >> y esto es una violaciÓn al debido proceso legal.nteriza estÁ siendo aplaudida por residentes de esa Área. >> estarÍa bien, porque al fin de al momento de tener todo controlado, pues los ciudadanos estarÁn un poco mÁs tranquilos. >> los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza habrÍan recibido ya Órdenes de retener a cualquier migrante no mexicano para deportarlo por vÍa aÉrea, en lugar de intentar devolverlo solo a mÉxico. y se utilizarÍan aviones milares para asistir al departamento de seguridad nacional en la deportaciÓn de inmigrantes ya detenidos. segÚn otros documentos internos obtenidos por el washington post. noticias telemundo no ha tenido acceso a estos documentos. >> el militar no puede participar en forzar las leyes migratorias. estamos queriendo buscar mÁs informaciÓn para asegurar que la administraciÓn no va a hacer algo contra la ley. >> hoy tambiÉn se conociÓ que hay reportes en varios puntos fronterizos donde no le estÁn permitiendo a los inmigrantes presentar sus solicitudes de asilo y los estÁn devolviendo. lo cierto es q

in charlotte after deputy us marshal tommy weeks. three other officers were shot and killed while apprehending fugitive. i saw you come together to support their loved ones. i saw the u.s. marshal's family show up through their own grief to be there for each other. and then tommy's wife kelly. i saw that too often unseen the imaginable strength of the families of law enforcement officers. i know that this barely scratches the surface of th work you have done. it does not capture the hours you have spent away from your family, the long days and nights, weekends and holidays you have spent working. it does not capture the enormous risk you have taken and the dangers you have faced while doing your jobs. but for all of this work and for so much more. i thank you. i am so proud of you. i know that you do not do this work for public recognition. you do this work because you are public servants. but i also know that a lot has been said about this department, about people outside of it, by people outside of it, about what your job is and wh

so like you said, this kind of came out of nowhere on those when he briefly the cloud marshall little by tune, december, december, the 3rd token through the that's leading up to where we all know well, uh when the south could, when the soft green president declared marshal law for the 1st time in 40 years, this was attributed to the electorate, the threat of some sort of anti state or communist forces, which the president seems to have meant the opposition since he's accused them of basically colluding with north korea. but this is something that the opposition says is not true and it's, it's actually the president of the country that is putting the country at risk by potentially stoking a conflict or an escalation with the dpr k union. so you won't hesitate to cause great destruction for small benefits. there was a high possibility of him endangering people's lives by provoking north korea, causing chaos near the military di medication line. and in the end causing um clash the citizens. you have to find the guy outside. interestingly enough of north korea's state media has already co

let's go to marshal in park ridge, illinois, on our line for independents. good morning, marshall. >> caller: good morning. thank you for having this topic. i'm calling because i feel strongly that i think this is an expert of american jobs that are about to be shipped, not offshore but they're bringing the people here, but i worked as an administrator in several medical centers in the chicago area and witness firsthand as the person processing h-1b visas, we brought in some really wonderful individuals, very talented individuals from india and china. and contrary to what your guest is saying they were not being paid prevailing prev. they were being paid at a level that was akin to a graduate student. i think for them having the chance to be an american and bring their families up in america was just a golden ticket. they weren't being paid 120, $150,000. they were being paid more like $30,000. i just see that this is something listed and the president and his advisers allow this to go through, this will be just a detriment to all the american people out the

jesse kept rela and natalie marshall created clothing and toiletries donation site for those affectednking like i will get some people to show up and >> we're at gridlock down to the highway. so the entire bay area has basically showed cars lined the streets to populate trader vic's in reveals parking lot. >> where the donations were dropped off. let's bring dog. >> jackie is good for hearing all the way la is inundated with donations. people are being so helpful.athis 26 foot moving truck behind me will be delivering hundreds of items from baby clothes, toiletries bags and other goods to families that are affected by the la fires. manager. organizers estimate 65 southern california. families will be helped. >> kapur elaine marshal say they worked with several volunteer groups who will organize the items and send them to relief centers in la to distribute to families. and they have lots of colleagues and friends who've had to evacuate. and many of my friends their children, schools have burned down. many of the people donating on sunday have family and friends who live in the los ange

liz: senator roger marshall. to recap president trump has now arrived on capitol hill to meet with senate gop leadership. senator marshall will be at the meeting. good to see you let's listen to this. >> the only thing my being the oldest president, i know more world leaders than any one of you ever met in your whole goddamned life. >> you be quiet until i speak, okay? that's what i say. good idea? >> whose next? >> mr. president? >> let me answer your question. >> it's a great asset. more inflation. >> that is your judgment. that is your judgment. >> that be , to me, joe biden's obvious cognizant decline that became undeniable in the televised debate. >> at the presidential debate? >> unquestioned and he insisted he could still run for president. we should have forcefully questioned whether he was fit for office for another four years, which could have led to a primary for the democrats. liz: first you heard president biden yelling and being abusive with reporters and you just heard from veteran cbs news jane cr

marshals and fbi on the ground. dea, u.s. marshals and doj representative to handle legal process to make sure they got the right person. back to the cartel, they are losing money. when people don't cross the border, they are not getting that 20 to 30 dollars per pop, right, griff? >> griff: they are losing millions per day. and lawrence raised an important point that you will hear from kristi noem and others, when you are talking about the dea, ice, bp, that is what they say when we heard from biden administration, whole of government approach. it did not work under last administration, whole of government approach is all assets, all law enforcement agencies going out there with secretary kristi noem, boots on the ground and tom homan boots on the ground, as well. this is what it looks like. >> steve: griff, we don't know whether or not the department of homeland security gave the city of new york, which is a sanctuary city a heads up, we know tom homan met with the mayor here a couple weeks ago. what is interesting, images

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her ex-boyfriend, marshall marshall jones, was shot and killed by police. had been identified as a possible suspect. the da's office says it investigated jones's mother as a possible accessory, but decided it did not have sufficient evidence to charge her. >> a decision like that was very upsetting, very disappointing because we had tons of substantial amount of evidence that we presented. and they say it's they're not enough. >> to remember alexis. the gabe family says they are hosting the second alexis gabe kindness day tomorrow. they are encouraging people to perform acts of kindness in her memory, and then share them on the justice for alexis facebook page. a candlelight vigil at the bench dedicated to alexis in oakland is scheduled for 5 p.m. sunday in front of oakland city hall. and now to our weather. some rain moving through parts of northern california. this video was taken by our own ktvu roberto gonzalez, who shared the video of rain on interstate five as she was driving past patterson, about 26 miles south of tracy. ktvu meteorologist mark tamay

thank you, sir. >> thank you roger marshall in d.c. this morning quick break fight over u.s.l beginning as biden administration is getting sued for blocking if merger with nippon steel we just spoke with ceo of cleveland cliffs, also being sued. for the same issue, now we're talking to ceo of north americana independent steel pipe manufacturer, weighing in, on this fight we will get his take next you are watching "mornings with maria" live on "fox business." ♪ ♪ . . why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? i need it a little cool and i need it a lot of cool. sleep number does that. sleep up to 15 degrees cooler on each side 9 out of 10 couples sleep better. the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is only $999, our lowest price of the season. shop now. . maria: welcome back, we just spoke in s exclusive interview with the ceo of cleveland cliffs defended his stance after he was named in a lawsuit to stop the deal between tomorrow nippon and u.s. steal mistake news a few moments ago from ceo of cleveland cliffs. meanwhile, the ceo of nippon steel says not giving up on 14-bil

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and, marshall, what are you learning? >> hey, kate. good morning. well, there are really two sides to this story for the rioters and the trump supporters. this is a celebration. it's a vindication. and they want to come back to d.c. for a victory lap on the other side, for the prosecutors that prosecuted many of these cases and the victims of the assault on the capitol four years ago, it's a betrayal. and it is, in their words, it's it's just outrageous. so we're not talking about a massive group of people. there are not droves and droves of rioters coming back to d.c. on monday. but we have looked through the court records and we found about a dozen cases where charged or convicted rioters have asked for permission to come back to d.c. for the inauguration. seven of them got approval. four were rejected. most of the people coming back are nonviolent misdemeanor cases. but i did speak to one man, william pope from kansas, whose trial is later this year. he has pleaded not guilty to some felonies. he's excited to come back. he said that he hopes to r

the budget, a bay area, firefighters there down in los angeles right now, including santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal. all he and a large group of firefighters are on the ground there providing aid to the la cruz. he says extremely dry conditions in southern california are incredibly challenging. plus, the area is so vast. he also mention that there are many firefighters who lost their own homes in blazes here in northern california and fighting these fires is personal. >> there's obviously a lot of firefighters is as events like this continue to happen become a personally affected by these incidents. it's not unfortunately a common out to hear stories about firefighters that had their own homes damaged or destroyed. but at the same you know, it makes it a little bit more personal for a lot of us. >> fire marshal lowenthal himself lost his home during the wine country. fires. and he's just one of the many from the bay area down in the pasadena area, lending a helping hand. >> here in the bay area, san francisco business owner is offering free clothing to victims who have local ties who

you and is under investigation off the impose marshall no last week. obviously it was patrick for propose not from a capital solve the operation to rest for the insecure got underway in the early hours of wednesday morning and south grant. this was the 2nd attempt by investigators to bring him in after they tried to arrest them a week ago. many people are angry genes avoided, facing responsibility, fits, failed marshal, load within them. and i think it's wrong for the leader of the rebellion to not face any legal consequences. and even though when arrest warrant has been issued, continue to resist that support is that the president have been kept outside june's official residence the days despite the icy conditions. why don't you tell me what is the president's way to be arrested? all of us here are the people of this country. i think we'll be prepared to stop at the risk at all costs i as doing broke police managed to breach the was the presidential compound report say that were tense negotiations with the president's legal team and security service.

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that is what we are organizing a marshall plan, we already have a team l.a.dra .0. >> you are organizing a marshall plan for the rebuilding of california, what is it? >> starting the leo, we're still fighting these fires. >> jesse: do you trust gavin to rebuild l.a.? you never built a single reservoir! high-speed rail! he cannot even build evacuation roads because bureaucrats sued to stop a peep land from being stepped on, ap plant! the only thing he built was a two million-dollar toilet. these are the guys that think they can control the earth's temperature but they cannot even control the fire in their own backyard. did you know for the 1800s california lost about 4 million acres a year to fires? what americans arrived they manage the land intelligently and by the end of the last century california only lost 250,000 acres a year to fires. but in the last four years, california is back to losing millions and millions of acres a year to wildfires. their stupidity has literally said california back centuries. the state thinks fighting global warming the hardes