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on top of tt it gives it a weapon for covert operations. and they're speaking to suppress specif tes of viewpoints. it arises from the fact of a foreigned a versery's capacit to secretly manipulate the platform to advance its geopolitical fms in whatever form that kind of covert operation might take. it requires only divestiture tiktok to prevent chinese government control and that divestiture remedy follo a long tradition ofarring foreign control of.s. communication channels. so no matter what level of first amendmen scrutiny denies, this act is tailored to address elling national security millions of americans enjoy expressing themselveon this platformuthe important thing to recognize is the act leaves all of that speech unrestricted once tiktok is free oreign adversary role. thfirst amendment does not bar congress from taking that step to protect our nation's security i welcome the's question. >> is there any difference between content manipulation by a non-u.s. company as opposed to a s. company? i didn't hear mr. fisher make a distinct

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soso trying to move away from tt environment of acute crisis and only time there's realize during that for the bloomburg area and again, during the cuomo area where cuomo did have, you know, to his credit,some mo customer on major infrastructure projects he wanted to accomplish and very few mayors and garners focus on the long term infrastructure projectsts and long term projecs that the city needs in order to make sure it retains that tax base. criminal justice focus on our ability to open up pedestrian plazas and on subway ridership and this impact on all the issues you write about. jowski yeah, the third major lesson that i took away from writing the book is as hard as itit is to get new yorkers to experiment with anything, it is much harder if they don't feel a basic sense of public safety and public order. you have no career of doing congestion pricing with people are afraid to ride on the subways. regulations harmed commuter cycling and harmed recreational cycle in the tv and he understand long before anybody else that we needed to get away from increasing the use of automobiles

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if you can't see that on that on a shortenough time horizon tt afford it. it is impractical and also affordable for firms of all sizes but there are good examples of this. one example being explored is called gene editing. it's not scary like science fiction or cloning dolly the sheep sort of thing. they do notha have to be artificial or dangerous very basic. more on the order but we discovered hybrid corn. the gene editing can make it more types of crops and products can be grown and more types of soils, across the country, climates, or times of the year. they might be there for farmers to grow more types of crops and products are currently only available in one corner of the globe are that's a kind of thing that can create new opportunity, new avenues whether crop crops have meaningful markets to pursue the meat be opened up the possibilities for families like paul and like the onerg i grew p in to be able to have our farmerse be able to persist and reverse this trend. if we do not do that by the way, we basically will continue to lose our farms this woul

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considerable, indeed extraordinary legal protecon afforded by the officofhe chief executive is a factor tt overrides all others. be clear, the protections afforded the office of the president are not a mitigating factor. they do not reduce the seriousness of the cri o justify its commission in any way. the protections are however a legal mandate pursuant to the rule of law, this crt must respect and follo however, despite the extraordinary breath of those protections, one power they do not prodes the power to erase a jury verdi. it is cleafr legal precedent, wchntil july 1 was scarce, but donald trump, ordinaitizen, donald trump the criminal defendant would not be entitled to such coidable protections. i'm referring to protections that extend well beyond those afforded the average defennt who winds their way through the imal justice system each day. no. ordinary citizens do not receive thoslel protections. it is the office of the president that bestows those far-reaching protectionso e officeholder. it was t cizenry of this nation tharently decided you should oe aineceive the benefits of t

tt what are the conditions like more widely?— what are the conditions like more widely?re widely? it is chilly here, it was about -4, minus - more widely? it is chilly here, it was about -4, minus five i it was about —4, minus five degrees, we think, overnight, probably around —2 and we think it will get to around plus two at around midday. this scene, it really is lovely, it feels like a winter wonderland and we are seeing many people enjoying it this morning but there has not been a fresh flake of snow here since sunday, but because the temperatures have been so bitter everything has frozen over. one of these pavements here right in the middle of town, more like a skate wing, we have seen people really struggling to negotiate that this morning —— more like a skating rink. this is in the middle of town next to the shops, we have heard the snow and ice has had a real impact on businesses. we heard from somebody who speaks on behalf of local business who said that in the past week or so they have had a 75% reduction in football because people have not been able to get int

the veict was delivered by a jury tt was carefully csen using extensive questionnaire based on suggestions from both parties. after thorough questioning of the prospective juro by both sides. the verdict in this case was unanimous an decisive and must be respected. as this court has observed, "the sanctity of a juryerdict and the deferencthat must be accorded to it is a bedrock principle in our nations jurisprudence." the defendant's conduct before, during, and after the trial also merits consideraon. instead of preserving, protecting, and defending r constitutionally established system of criminal justice, defendant, the once and future prident of the united states, has engaged in a coordinated campaign to undermine its legitimacy. far om expressing any kind of remorse for hicriminal cduct , the defendant has purposefully bred disdain for our judicial institutions and the rule of law. he has done this to serve his own ends and to encourage others reject the ju verdict tha he finds so distasteful. he's cracterized these proceedings as corrupt, rigged, a witch hunt, or a sham too many times

far-reaching protections to the officeholder and it was the cizenry of this nation that recently decided tt you should once again receive the benefits of those protections, which include among other things the supremacy clause in pridential immunity. it is through that lens and that reality thathis court mus determine a lawful sentence. aftecareful analysis and obedience to governing mandates and pursuant to the rule of law, this crt has determined that the only lawful sentence that permits entry of a judgment of conviction without encroaching upon the highest office in the lands an unconditional discharge, which the new york state legislature has determined is a lawful and permisble sentence for the crime of falsifying business recos in the first degree. therefore, at this time i impose that sentence covering all 34 counts. sir, i wish you godspeed as you assume your second term office. thank you. >> [indiscernible] >> witness democracy unfiltered with c-span. experience history as it unfolds with c-span's live coverage this month as republicans take control of both chambers of congress an

one of the most important pillarars of our democracy is tt there will be a peaceful transfer of power. the orderly counting of the votes from each state. without objection. donald j. trump of the state of florida received 30 votes for president. a sharp contrast to four years ago, when a mob of trump supporters stormed the capitol, overwhelming police and temporarily interrupting the certification of president biden's 2020 victory. today, an enormous security presence around a snowy u.s. capitol. we were certainly very prepared as democrats vow to support a peaceful transfer of power. we're going to have to move this country forward whether we got the results from the election that we wanted or not. democrats also promising history won't be erased, with president elect trump preparing to pardon some january 6th offenders as one of his first acts. republican leadership now in control in both the house and senate. looking ahead to the trump agenda, what he wants to ensure is that we deliver the america first agenda. that is our mission. that is our intent. the transition of power now un

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escapaping tt burning inferno down south.is video of a grandmother's bolt for safety as flames raged around her. she's 81 years old and the only home she's ever known has been turned to ash by the eaton fire. but now zetta robinson is getting help from someone she inspired to be service to othe. she's getting help and a lot of love from her granddaughter, who lives in san francisco. nbc's gia vang has our story. it's raining fire when a car blew up. then i really got nervous. these are the harrowing moments at three in the morning, when 81 year old zetta robinson escaped the eaton fire. she lived at her altadena home alone. but that tuesday night, her only son was there to drive her to safety. but i only grabbed three tops and no bottoms because it got really frightening. i couldn't even think. zetta lived at 263 poppy fields drive since the mid 1970s, when only parts of altadena were open for people of color to buy homes because of the discriminatory practice of redlining. she planted roots there. literally old photos from t

what we take partiticular pride in is tt our innovation ecosystem, right, our leading tech companies have driven these tremendous gains. so it's incredibly exciting. and our region, silicon valley, is really at the center of it all. yes. but as we've learned, tech can go either way. case in point, chip stocks really the basis for the ai economy and those that jumped on the ai bandwagon early, like nvidia and broadcom saw huge gains this year. if you msed the train like santa clara's intel, you likely lost money. andn 2024, a lot of employees. so scott we walked into 2024. and you know a lot of the talk was about inflation. and you know, the study show people were down on the year. but as we see the stock market did well. ai fueling a lot of things. you said s&p 500 up the last two years. so look in your crystal ball. do we have three years in a row. is there enough juice left in the ai bubble to keep going? that's a great question. and that's what a lot of people are waiting to see. garvin. things that went well this year. you said inflation was curbed. it was low. job growth was sti

tt is any better in gaza? it is certainly _ any better in gaza? is certainly much better. any better in gaza? it is i certainly much better than any better in gaza? tit 3 certainly much better than how it was before the ceasefire when we talked aboutjust over 50 trucks of eight, now we are talking about thousands of trucks going on, what needs to happen is for the ceasefire to hold for more commercial trucks to come into gaza and for unrwa to come into gaza and for unrwa to be continue to work, we are the largest humanitarian organisation in the gaza strip. thank you, juliette touma from unrwa. staying in the middle east. the lebanese health ministry has accused the israeli army of firing at residents trying to return to their homes in southern lebanon, and says 15 people have been killed and dozens injured. israel's military — which missed today's deadline to leave the area, after a 60—day ceasefire deal expired — says its troops had fired "warning shots" in order to "remove threats". both israeli troops and his brotherfighters were supposed to h

of all thesese promises and rhetoric tt he's putting out, that he's going to do mass deportations. different groups came together and combined their efforts. some people carried signs about women's reproductive rights and other issues as they made their way to dolores park. the people united will never be. and over in alameda, people marched to engage and be with our community of persistence and being loud and speaking up for love and for all the community to, for, for, for belonging and being inclusive. in cities around the country, people were part of the people's march organizations coming together, including in washington, dc. john dennis sees it dififferentlyhe's a member of the board with the california republican party, who's in the nation's capital. looking forward to the inauguration. you know, on the surface, i'm as excited as as anyone could be and as optimistic as i've ever been, frankly, about the direction that that washington will go in and where the country will go deeper down. yeah, that side of me is tampers that that optimism with the realities of government and

they had broken into part of our electrical panel area and cut out copper wires, and soo tt shut down electricity to the entire school. the district canceled classes today for the school's 600 students. they say it may take a week to repair the damage, which could cost as much as $250,000. it's just sad that somebody would think that this is the place to steal from is a school. the school's teachers spent the day putting together learning packets and adjusting lesson plans. the district says starting wednesday, children will be able to attend class at alternative learning hubs on other school campuses. science and math teacher cynthia serino says she'll do what it takes to keep kids on track. we're here. we're here for you, and we'll miss you, but we hope that you will be able to go to one of our learning hubs. and your education is very important and that you'll continue learning during this time. the woodruff boys spent part of the day writing reports for black history month under the watchful eye of their grandmother, who is tired of all the crime in vallejo. i really think the imp

crawford's kind of right on tt cutoff, i think with this sounds crazy, but he's right there with with bumgarner and lincecum as well, where i know the giants internally have had these conversations, where they go, what do you do? because at some point you can't just have 15 retired numbers. yeah, it's almost like a soft retired. yeah. take someone like a justin verlander to come along and be the guy who claims you're not going to give it to the june call up or whatever, who just needs some digits. yeah. it's just weird that this happened so soon after, you know, crawford's retirement and crawford leaving the team. verlander is interesting because he's he's going to go in the hall of fame. and this has been his number his entire career. at some point they'll have to make a decision on 35. but i think the fact that this happened so soon and it happened with this guy, probably more likely than not that he he is wearing 35 next year. i think verlander calls him up. they go out to a nice steak dinner and then he ends up with 35. nice. get all your giants news. as the team prepares to head

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and tt rely is the big difference. i mean, we've seen several inches of rain here throughout the bay area over the past couple of months, where they've only seen less than a quarter of an inch. so we would have been under a red flag fire warnings. but because of that recent rain, that's the only reason why we are not. winds are starting to calm down. we'll get you a closer look at that microclimate forecast and what we see happening for us. and you'll see the only spot here with winds that are noteworthy is mount saint helena, still clocking in here out of the north at 30mph. all other locations five to about 15. so it was certainly very bumpy early this morning with a lot of gusts. if you're at 500ft and above, between 50 and 60mph, a little bit scary. but again, thankfully all of that is behind us and hopefully you don't have too much damage to clean up fro. right here in san jose, 68 degrees under mostly sunny skies. a little bit of a breeze here out of the northwest at ten. we have some 50s coming in as we roll thr

but they shod be mindful tt in temperance in their statements when it comes to judges may prompt dangerous reactions by others. chief justice roberts also spoke of the dangers of disinformation , which are "magnified by social media, which provides a ready channel to instantly sprea rumor and false information. put simply, this defendant has caed enduring damage to public perception of the criminal justice system and has placed officers of the court in harm's way. in the pvisional court which we just received this morning the author had interewed the defendant and noted the defendant es himself as above the law. and he won't accept responsibility for his actions. it is certainly consistent with everything else we have en. in a typical case, both the fense conduct and other exasperatingactors would impact the appropriate sentence. but ithis case, we must be respectf of the office othe presidency and mindful of the fact the defendant will be inaugurated as president in 10 days. any undischarged porti of his sentence has the potential to interfere with the defendant's performance of the dutie

there has been, punch ball news for instance, reported tt donald trump has been in contact with chip roy because it is roy and massey who are kind of the wildcards. massey at this point does not seem le he will budge. but roy is at this point, he could be one of the deciding votes. so, it'really uncertain how it's going to play out but we will see. >> tha was part of a c-span radio washington today interview with a reporter from the center square. you can he the full segment online at c-span.org. and be sure to listen to washington today eve day at 5 p.m. locally in e d.c. are or on our free mobi app c-span w. you can also hear c-span nown sirius xm channel 455. >> remarks now from members of congress who are rich hiring at the end of their terms. first a discussion with representative dan kilby of michigan on his toll years in congress.

yes, tt is very unnerving. okay. thank you very much. vianey. so it was a mistake. l.a. county officials are now apologizing after an emergency alert was erroneously sent to millions of people. that alert went out late this afternoon to nearly 10 million people across l.a. county, rattling nerves. it told people that an evacuation warning was issued in their area. turns out the alert was actually only intended for people near the kenneth fire. a second alert was sent a few minutes later telling people to disregard that first evacuation warning. an l.a. county supervisor posted on social media saying the alert was due to a technical error. now, the director of emergency management also released a statement saying in part, quote, we understand that these wildfires have created great anxiety, hardship and distress among our residents and we are committed to sharing accurate information. now, hampering the fire fight has been a lack of water at hydrants on the palisades fire tonight. that's getting the attention of community leaders all across california. they're all coming

the engagagement ring tt he had planned to propose to stephanie with. and miraculously, he found that ring. there it is, and immediately got down on one knee. all this pressure, all this perfection you want in the moment that you propose. but you just. i found it and it's like, oh, here it is. will you marry me? oh, i cried. i was crying, i had my glasses with the goggles on top and they like, fogged up completely. and so i just went and i like gave him a big hug and i obviously said yes. oh, congratulations to them. they did ask a woman passing by t to ke this photo to commemorate that special moment. and the couple says they are determined to rebuild and are looking forward to spending their married years back in their altadena home. by the way, we are streaming on pluto 24/7. you can now watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. our live newscast, breaking updates and other content on your favorite streaming platform. all you have to do is scan the qr code for our easy how to stream guide. thank you so much for joining us at 430. janelle is working

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a party that not many say they've ever seen in tt neighborhood before. reporter.s was the height of the party. thousands of people descending on s.f. chinatown after a tight inauguration day schedule for the new mayor, daniel lurie. i'm feeling very calm. i'm feeling like, okay, it is a new era here in san francisco, one that is going to be defined not only by change, but accountability. that's what he told a crowd of roughly 800 inside the banquet room of far east cafe on grant. centering the aapi community. this community is what powers our city. in a tight and sometimes chaotic squeeze for supporters and dignitaries, including sfpd chief bill scott, who talked about the mayor's new plan, he announced during his inauguration speech an emergency declaration to combat the fentanyl crisis. i definitely feel that there's a lot more progress that will be made. you know, we'll see with the emergency order. when that happens, it can speed things up. attorney general rob bonta also says he will work with the mayor to perhaps bring special resources for law enforcement t