jackie: thank you, carmen.l announces it is expanding its role in national security with adds 100 million in investment. joining us is jeff cole, c.e.o. and co-founder. the defense industry and silicon valley have not typically had the most seamless of relationships especially when you think how slow the pentagon moves. why don't you talk to us a little bit about how your technology actually works and what it took to really get this massive contract in the books for you. jeff: thanks for having me, it's wonderful to be here. as a company, we're based in upstate new york and syracuse, we founded the company in 2018 out of a basement but a team that's been together almost 20 years doing this type of tech with the defense industry and commercial industry and really saw what we needed to do was bring the life next generation at a cost-effective manner and make it available not only through our hardware but infrastructure where we sell data on large drones and aircraft and made it easier for the end users. so combin

[♪♪♪] carmen: en méxico se hacen trasplantes desde 1963.bargo, actualmente ocupamos el número 42 de 84 países en los que el procedimiento está legislado. eso quiere decir que nos falta un largo camino por recorrer en la cultura de donación de órganos. una donación es un acto de voluntad solidario en la que una persona le regala esperanza a otra al fallecer en vida para hacer un trasplante. en la refinería de petróleo de martínez. estamos en vivo desde allí con lo último. además, líderes locales y estatales se unen a una manifestación en el este de san josé para reconocer la importancia de los migrantes en california. así comenzamos. este es tu noticiero telemundo california fin de semana. muy buenas noches. gracias por iniciar el mes de febrero informándose con nosotros les saluda fátima navarrete. han pasado casi 10 horas desde que comenzó un incendio en la refinería de petróleo ubicada en la ciudad de martínez. al menos 6 personas resultaron heridas tras este siniestro que se reportó poco antes de las 2 de esta tarde. en vivo. desde el lu

david chu and carmen chu! >> that was smooth.e have our representatives in the legislative branch of the city. representing the board of supervisors and we want to ask them to come up together the new president of the board of supervisors rafael mandelman a he will have his crew. >> all right. >> president mandelman. >> thank you the jokes are bad the mcing is good. thank you for all you do for us. i am rafael mandelman presidentful board of supervisors we have almost the entire board here the folks who are not here connie chan, engardio and dorsey are only not here they are in the budget and finance committee dealing with personal legislation tht mir has thrown at us and other thing this is need to get done for the city and county. we do have here from d2 steven chair. from d 7 melgar. d3 danny sauter. d5 mahmood and from d11 chen. we are here we love china town we love our ap i community because we love the chinese chamber and thank you donald for all that you do every year to make this magical time magical in san francisco. an

carmen tambien es beneficiaria del tps. claro que existe el. >> miedo. el susto. >> dice mi mama, con miedo, pero para adelante.>> en una entrevista en el programa meet the press, la secretaria de seguridad nacional, christine noem, confirmo la decision anunciada este domingo, argumentando que se habia a abusado del tps y que quienes llegan desde ese pais son criminales. >> the tpp program has been abused and it doesn't have i integrity right now and folks from venezuela that have come into this country are members of tda. >> las siglas tda son en referencia a la organizacion criminal el tren de aragua, un argumento que desaprueban a activistas y venezolanos. >> es una decision exagerada que calumnia a una comunidad trabajadora laboriosa que no son miembros del tren de aragua. todos somos el tren de inmigrantes, el tren del trabajo y el tren que estamos sacand adelante de este pais.>> la extension del estatus del tps que establecio el gobierno de biden durante su ultimo mes en el poder para cientos de miles de venezolanos, sera revocado formalmente este lunes al s

carmen tambiÉn es beneficiaria del tps. >> claro que existe el miedo, el susto, pero como dice mi mamÁtrevista en el programa meet the press, la secretaria de seguridad nacional, christine noem, confirmÓ la decisiÓn anunciada este domingo, argumentando que se habÍa abusado del tps y que quienes llegan desde ese paÍs son criminales. >> the tpp program has been abused and it doesn't have integrity right now and folks from venezuela that have come into this country are members of tda. >> las siglas tda son en referencia a la organizizaciÓn criminal el tren de aragua, un argumento que desaprueban activistas y venezolanos. >> es una decisiÓn exagerada que calumnia a una comunidad trabajadora laboriosa que no son miembros del tren de aragua. >> todos somos el tren de inmigrantes, el tren del trabajo y el tren que estamos sacando adelante de este paÍs. >> la extensiÓn del estatus del tps que estableciÓ el gobierno de biden durante su Último mes en el poder para cientos de miles de venezolanos, serÁ revocado formalmente este lunes al ser publicado en el registro federal. otro grupo de mÁs de 2

[♪♪♪] carmen: en méxico se hacen trasplantes desde 1963.bargo, actualmente ocupamos el número 42 de 84 países en los que el procedimiento está legislado. eso quiere decir que nos falta un largo camino por recorrer en la cultura de donación de órganos. una donación es un acto de voluntad solidario en la que una persona le regala esperanza a otra al fallecer o en vida para hacer un trasplante. de petróleo de la ciudad de martínez. las llamas generaron estas columnas de humo gigantescas, por lo que fue necesario la evacuación de los empleados. atención también que se emitió un aviso de salud pública para las zonas de martínez y pacheco. esto significa que personas con problemas respiratorios podrían reportó alredor de la 13:40 dee la tarde y oímos la explosión y salió una bola de hombre con una bola de fuego muy negra. y de ahí empezó cada vez peor y peor y peor. no sabemos si regresar a dormir aquí o no. vamos a dormir aquí. no sé. no sé qué va a pasar. hasta el momento se reportan 4 personas heridas. las autoridades no han informado que los

chu when i plaza paramus many i know that i see that carmen chu and at this time i'd like to be ableask another one of our strong community allies that speak up and also handle where our members live. right. malcolm young from the chinatown community development center. when i place up to malcolm young, this is what all of san francisco looks like right? >> i'm sorry. thank you everybody and thank you all and thank you to everybody for putting this together, for standing up in solidarity. i'm going to be quick today because you know, a lot of things have been said. i'm here just to really remind this city and this county that just like the city itself, chinatown is also a sanctuary community. chinatown was founded on the principle of sanctuary from 1885 to 1887. there were hundreds of anti-chinese riots across the state of california across the western united states people were lynched. they were killed. they were robbed. they were driven out of their small towns and in that moment san francisco chinatown became a sanctuary community. we've been one since 1885 and today we need to re

person this inpyred me is carmen chu who is our city add administrator but also was district 4 supervisorked with her as a legislative aid. at this point, i too, was skeptical of going in politics. i saw someone who had herself never seen herself in politics. got thrown into it and put her heart and soul and dedication to serve people. and it gave me the confidence to pursue that same job and i honestly would not have either chosen or accepted or considered serving on the board of supervisors were not carmen. >> if you want to make your business accessible. >> in my role in city government where i have seen the most challenge is people who don't know you and you are here to serve and help them that they classify you as our city government and here to hurt you. so, people will talk to you and -- and just you know treat you disrespectfully. and sometimes i noticed that they might do more to me as a female compared to my male colleagues. but you know i try to be empathetic. one of the most significant barriers to female empowerment we feel like we have to be 100% meeting all of the qualifica

i am carmen sandiego. that's the first reaction.t's the first reaction obviously but that's not entirely fair. she also looks like the guy from "spy vs. spy." and i know what some of you're are saying, "this is the first lady we're talking about. shouldn't you say she looks like j. robert oppenheimer?" it's much more fair especially given her motto "be death." when our new president finally entered the rotunda, he immediately tried to kiss his wife and oops! denied by the hat! big. [cheers and applause] it serves the same sanitary function as the sneeze guard on a salad bar. new york tenor christopher macchio sang the national anthem and then was named "secretary of gettin' you a nice table in the corner." then trump was sworn in by chief justice roberts. one problem: trump did not place his hand on the bible for the oath of office. when the ceremony was gonna be outside, he was going to put his hand on the bible, but when they moved it inside, the fire marshall wouldn't allow it. here's the thing. there you go. safety first. safety

. >> carmen balber, the executive director of consumer watchdog, argues records show state farm has plenty reporting the company made $1.4 billion in homeowners insurance from 2020 to 2022. and she says state farm's parent company has $135 billion in the bank. >> and if anyone should be bailing out state farm in california, it's the parent company who's profited. >> in order for this to move forward, the rate hike has to be approved by the state's insurance commissioner, ricardo lara. in response to state farm's announcement, his office wrote, to protect millions of california consumers and the integrity of our residential property insurance market, the department will respond with urgency and transparency to recommend a course of action for commissioner lara. >> it's shameful for state farm to be trying to take advantage of this tragedy. >> now, state farm was already granted a 20% rate hike in march last year. four months later, the company requested another 30% hike last july, but it was never approved. so today's request for another 22% hike would amend that one. so if that does happen

. >> carmen balber, the executive director of consumer watchdog, argues records show state farm has plentyg the company made $1.4 billion in homeowners insurance from 2020 to 2022. and she says state farm's parent company has $135 billion in the bank. >> and if anyone should be bailing out state farm in california, it's the parent company who's profited. >> in order for this to move forward, the rate hike has to be approved by the state's insurance commissioner, ricardo lara. in response to state farm's announcement, his office wrote, to protect millions of california consumers and the integrity of our residential property insurance market, the department will respond with urgency and transparency to recommend a course of action for commissioner lara. >> it's shameful for state farm to be trying to take advantage of this tragedy. >> now, state farm was already granted a 20% rate increase in march of last year. four months later, the company requested another 30% hike last july, but that one was never approved. so today's rate hike request would amend that one and if approved, it would go i

and we reach as our fifth panelist, carmen skinner -- kiron skinner, the research fellow at the hoover institution, stanford university, professor of international relations and politics at pepperdine university school of public policy. she is an expert in national security and public leadership. the co-author of two books on ronald reagan, both of which sold very well. she has served remarkably as director of policy planning at the united states department of state in the first trump administration. i believe that was a position first occupied by george kennett, has had a distinguished set of leaders ever since. she is affiliated with the america first policy institute and the heritage foundation. she is an advisor to the president of the heritage foundation. i mentioned she is an expert in national security. doug, i think, in his remarks, said in passing the project encountered some special difficulties in trying to come up with national security measures. so, kiron, please give us your thoughts on national security, the state of our national security and how we go about assessing th

. >> this past saturday we have a language and literacy institute and i and miss miss carmen said we have over 33 workshops different workshops where teachers were selected three three for the day and you see they're pretty much about what we want to focus in supporting multilingual learners differentiation for diverse learners in small small groups and it shifts in reading instruction and additional instructional planning support . you can look at the different workshops there. we got positive reviews from the teachers saying that these will help with implementation of the curriculum. it will be our next the coaching should be an excellent thank you. good evening. i'm ginette hernandez and the executive director for professional learning and coaching and have the honor to talk about the instructional coaches that is been key in terms of supporting the implementation of the new language arts curriculum. the key to success is we've established a system for the teacher implementation and collaboration and so it's really been about coaches sitting side by side with teachers planning les