lewis and clark. ten years before lewis and clark, tddle section there where that arrow is, it says the saidsophsociety. well, we'll raise money. the proceeds thereof will fund this expedition ac ocean. and then what you're looking at beneath there are the people who sud th project. efferson wrote this. and then he brought it around to philadelphia to say, i found transcontinental expedition. will you support it? and here you can see some of the orge washington $100.. john adams beneath him. in the middle there is thomas jefferson dollars. beneath him is alex andrew hamilton. and above him you can probably see docks. and then to the right is james madison. so three of virginia sons are on this, but also the first four sohisocument believed to be the only to contain the first four presignatures on it. they all were in at the declaration and they all worked at the constitution. now, the most remarkable part of this document story is there was only rediscovered. in 1979 when a high school intern was goin

coming up, the special honor for caitlin clark. >> and later, why? expert says a dog's life is more meaningful than our own. you're watching world lives of mormon wives tonight, after the bachelor on abc. >> in sports, rory mcilroy says it was really cool to win at one of the cathedrals of golf. the former world number one picked up a two shot win at the pebble beach pro-am. it was the 27th pga tour win of his career. that's third among active players, behind only tiger woods and phil mickelson. >> wow. and talk about a legend already. women's basketball. some special honors on the court. >> yes, two of the sport's greatest players have been given a very special recognition. and here's abc's whit johnson. >> two women. two undeniable legacies. their jerseys raised to the rafters. a'ja wilson, a two time olympic gold medalist, three time wnba mvp, winning two championships with the las vegas aces. emotional holding back tears as the south carolina gamecocks retired her number 22. >> chase your dreams without fear. >> from west des moines, iowa. hours

and i believe we have diana bullock and guy clark guy clark here from the airport. >> good morning chair walton, vice chair cheryl and committee member of gentleman i'm guy clark. i'm the i.t. cyber appliance manager for the airport and i'm here to present the amended surveillance technology policy just to provide a little background. >> the airport automated license plate reader ground transportation management system surveillance technology policy was reviewed and approved by the board back in 2021 and at the time there was no discussion about combining these two technologies. but when? when the park assist parking guidance system technology came up in our inventory in working with kuwait we discussed and reviewed and felt that it would be best to combine these into one policy. so we amended the existing policy with the parking guidance system specifically the technology description. authorize use cases two new ones were added as a justification was updated for the new part for the new technology the benefits to residents and to the department were updated. the data sharing and retenti

now basketball icon caitlin clark's jersey has been retired in iowa.clark and her family watched her number 22 rise to the rafters in the carver-hawkeye arena. this wnba rookie of the year becomes just the third iowa player to have her jersey retired. >> it's kind of a weird feeling coming back here and not being able to play, but it's just really exciting time still for this program and very fortunate to be a part of it and feel very lucky that a lot of my former teammates and, you know, former coaches are here and able to support me and a lot of friends and family. so i'm just really lucky. >> a tribute to a pretty remarkable college career. clark is the division one women's basketball all time leading scorer and has won three big ten tournament titles. just for fun, i was looking up how much her rookie of the year card was going for. yeah, before the show, like a quarter million dollars. >> she's phenomenal. >> yeah. what. >> did you make a bid for the car? >> please, let's ask for raises and then maybe. chris is in. interesting. maybe that's. >> pr

clarke, will you check if there's any one on the line? >> chairman there are no callers in the queue. with that i move to adopt staff's recommendation on item number seven seconded. >> with that you have a clerk at your at your leisure on the motion to adopt staff's recommendation on item number seven. chair high commissioner flora fang commissioner salahi i. commissioner so i can live with four votes in the affirmative. >> the motion is approved unanimously. >> thank you sir. that closes item number seven now call item number eight presentation and public hearing and possible action on ethics commission budget proposal for the fiscal year 20 2526 and fiscal year 2627. mr. director thank you chair for lot of good morning commissioners i may have brought up a slide deck for you real quickly . great. you should be able to see that now. i think we only have this one screen in this room that faces away from you so hopefully you can kind of see it on your small screens. if not, feel free to stop me and i can read this anything that's on the sl

we leveraged capability within 24 hours to support emphasis in clark county.s pivot to local allowed us to work with other orgs such as the bennett media group on radio, spotify, the facebook voter alerts and ads on x. the message we put out was to educate voters on how to check the status of their ballot and how they could secure an additional ballot if the determination was that their ballot was destroyed in the incident. some examples of voter alerts. i know you probably cannot read the fine print. to check our voter registration database, where you can log in and make determination as to whether your ballot has been received at local level. we provided dates, times and the address of county elections office so individuals unfamiliar with location could go physically to the county and have them print out ballot so they could vote there and turn it in. we reminded everyone if they notify the county there was probably not enough time for the ballot to be mailed to them so it was imperative they took additional action to make sure their ballot would be counted

iowa basketball honored its most famous alum, caitlin clark, the ncaa's all-time leading scorer and ledk-to-back final fours. clark and the indiana fever will be at chase center june 19th for a wnba game at the golden state valkyries and that will be a bam. >> that's going to be sold out, too. >> oh, yeah. >> well deserved. thanks, vern. >>> the 2025 grammys are in the books. as usual, bay area artists were well represented among the winners. we're going to show you next. >> this kind of music can't exist without diversity. that flavor, the sauce from new orleans to oakland, oaktown. touches of black. they say a lot without having to say much. they stand for elegance. refinement. and prestige. even a little can go a long way. and though they're darker than the darkest night. they make you see everything in a new light. get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months on the purchase of select new 2025 sportage and 2025 sorento models. >>> the is 2025 grammy awards have all been handed out and some of those grammys are headed right back here to the bay area. brian hackney has a look at the local winners

clark. >> tuesday for sure. but there's some light rain out there.s lifting northward. as the system digs offshore. it doesn't mean we won't, but it will be a lot of cloud cover, and some rain is really what we're doing. the wind will pick up first. really? temperatures are pretty mild here. 50s on the temps, even mid 50s. upper 50s for some, but rain is on the way. there just won't be a lot today. there could be some of that steady drip, drip drip russian river around mount tamalpais, also santa cruz mountains. then tomorrow it will pick up and it will continue to pick up. we'll get a break on wednesday. then another system will roll in here on thursday. so there could be some pretty good totals. flood watch starts tonight. and also up in the mountains there is a winter storm warning, but it's going to be later, not sooner as well, because this is too much in the way of a warm air coming in. so till the clouds roll by, it's more about clouds than it is rain, but cloudy, mild to mostly cloudy. could even be some sun breaks in the santa clara valley,

now i'll turn it over to our distinguished chairman of the house, pete aguilar. >> thank you, whip clark and leader jeffries, and i want to thank the leadership of haley stevens and shawn castin for introducing this bill, because house democrats will not sit by as an unelected billionaire with controversial ties to china is given access to the most sensitive personal data about the american people and to potentially use that data to illegally cut programs that are vital to our national security just to help pay for tax cuts to benefit his own bottom line. we will not stay silent. it's house republicans surrender congress's constitutional power. in order to allow maga extremists and conspiracy theorists to continue, we know that our colleagues on the other side of the aisle are just as outraged as we are. but they have to keep quiet out of fear of retribution from the maga extremists. we only need 3 republicans with the courage of their convictions to join our efforts to protect the american people from this extreme and illegal overreach. today they're illegally gutting usaid, which preve

open champion wyndham clark, strong wedge game in the par 5 15th, left a tap-in for birdie, clark the at 7 under par leads the field by one. >>> jason kelce off the left, he'll have to pick between cheering for his former eagles teammates and his own brother travis in the super bowl, but can he pick a doppelganger? look at these look alikes, kelce and 25 doubles taking to the streets of new orleans this week for a where's jason challenge. ryan, that's a whole lot of bearded men in the big easy. >> how much beer do you think was consumed on that day? >> barrels of kegs. >> yeah. i love that. thanks, vern. >>> just as big as the super bowl itself is the halftime show, what rapper kendrick lamar had to say about making history when he takes the stage. >> this is a true art form. so to represent it on this type of stage, it's like everything that i've worked for. >>> yes. it's time to scope out the conditions with the latest toyota tahoe report. i'm jonny moseley, your host for the day. >> an atmospheric river bringing more rain to the bay area today bringing more snow to the sierra tonig

. >> reporter: hours later, caitlin clark's number 22 jersey for the university of iowa also retired.'s ncaa division i scoring leader bringing one more sell-out card to carver hawkeye arena. the basketball phenom drafted number one overall in 2024 going on to play for the indiana fever, where she broke the wnba's rookie scoring record with 789 points. and was named rookie of the year. inspiring future generations. >> she's our idol. >> it's exciting to see how she plays. we learned a lot of moves because of her. >> reporter: in a previous interview, clark telling robin roberts about her impact on the sport. >> somebody that inspired not only the state of iowa but people around the country to hopefully chase after your dreams whether you're 5 years old or whether you're 90 years old. >> and both careers just getting started. thanks so much for watching tonight. have a great night. now, but a series of stronger storms to start the week ahead. i'll have the forecast. >> i'm cornell bernard in the north bay with the latest storm has brought a lot of flooding and toppled trees, and more r

clark explains the amount of evidence is larger than a typical case. this is a complex case. it involves serious jail time of people that are in the public spotlight. and i think the government did have the burden of making sure that they were detailed in their riew of this case before they sort these indictments. last month, all four defendants pled not guilty to charges of bribery, conspiracy and mail and wire fraud. prosecutors allege tao and jones used her position for financial and political gain, and accepted bribes from the duarte in exchange for boosting their business. tao has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. the mayor looks forward to defending herself against these charges, showing that there is in fact no evidence to support these charges. and today, the federal magistrate made it clear how the former mayor will be handled in court. the magistrate quickly correcting tao's attorney, who has repeatedly referred to her as mayor sheng thao, with the judge emphasizing the words former. this is going to be a war of words between the defense and the prosecution in many

[video playback] - say hello to clark kent.ayback] christopher reeve: what i liked was trying to play two people at the same time, superman and clark kent. there's a calculated schizophrenia between the two of them. matthew reeve: there's this amazing scene, my favorite scene of my dad's film work. and he was playing superman, playing clark kent. [video playback] - hi, can i come in? - takes his glasses off, and he transforms. some blush on, and. - lois, there's something i have to tell you. i'm really-- i mean, i was at first really nervous about tonight. [end playback] matthew reeve: puts his glasses back on. he's clark again instantly. i mean, he absolutely nailed it. pierre spengler: the magic was that you absolutely believed in their love story. christopher reeve: i really think that out there, hopefully around the world, that romance is what they want to see. interviewer 4: do you have that? christopher reeve: oh, god, yes, but i found it. i'm very lucky. i met this girl while i was making superman in london. hi, welcome.

clark said, nothing. others not far away.tting some rain, and that's going to be the theme for the morning. but we're almost done. but another, you know, couple one hundredths to maybe a 10th, 15/100. had some pretty good rain out by fremont about a half hour ago. i know that 40s on the temps here. i don't think these are changing all that much. system has kicked through. had gusts of 56 miles an hour at sfo yesterday, but winds are calming down. it'll be partly sunny today, but you can call me the breeze. there will be a breeze kicking in out of the west northwest here after some early morning rain and temps tonight will fall off the table. there will be cold lows on the weekend, but 50s on the highs today. all right sal here. 631 is it friday light or no. >> it is as a matter of fact. and you know i know a little bit about this, steve. >> you know a little. >> yeah i do know a little. fridays we usually get lighter than usual traffic. there is one thing that i've been talking about. southbound 680 at sonoma boulevard. there

clarke is correct.tomorrow, but there could be a little bit of activity popping up to the north. that low is not going anywhere. that's a lot of cold air. and the next system to the left of your screen will be here tomorrow. 30s for many on the temps here. santa rosa 32. there's plenty to go around. take your pick. i mean, even berkeley was down to 38, but i can see clearly now because the rain is gone, at least for now. clear cold morning. some clouds popping up later today. could be a few dance dancing showers, you know, heading to the north later today, but we'll really just kind of keep it dry today. 50s on the temps. all right. 631 sal says. >> that shot from february 5th, 1976 was in the chronicle. yes. all you have to do is google it. it's there and it's been, you know, it's been on social media over and over again. so it might be on today, but. >> i just sent it out on that twitter. >> yeah, it's quite the shot. all right. good morning everyone. we have better traffic today than we did yesterday

we sat down with legal analyst and former prosecutor stephen clark. >> these kits provide a treasure trove of information on possible suspects, and many cold cases have been solved because of these dna information that's now available. >> san jose police tell abc seven the way these kits were tested is now considered outdated. new technology and lab advancements have made vast improvements since initial testing. >> this doesn't necessarily solve the case, but it points the police in the right direction to start asking questions. >> the grant will also go towards hiring more manpower to track and investigate cases. >> that's why this is so important that you have an analyst. you have detectives working on these kits because at the end of the day, there's going to be a question as to the veracity of this information in court. so everything needs to be done by the book. >> police couldn't provide an exact number of kits that will be resubmitted for testing, but said 900 is a conservative estimate. the nonprofit ywca golden gate silicon valley offers real time support to survivors who ar

we sat down with legal analyst and former prosecutor stephen clark. >> these kits provide a treasuree suspects, and many cold cases have been solved because of these dna information that's now available. >> san jose police tell abc seven the way these kits were tested is now considered outdated. new technology and lab advancements have made vast improvements since initial testing. >> this doesn't necessarily solve the case, but it points the police in the right direction to start asking questions. >> the grant will also go towards hiring more manpower to track and investigate cases. >> that's why this is so important that you have an analyst. you have detectives working on these kits because at the end of the day, there's going to be a question as to the veracity of this information in court. so everything needs to be done by the book. >> police couldn't provide an exact number of kits that will be resubmitted for testing, but said 900 is a conservative estimate. the nonprofit ywca golden gate silicon valley offers real time support to survivors who are navigating medical forensic ex

that legal analyst steven clark, who noted that this ongoing court case is not the only thing torres is being investigated for. >> san jose police still have their outstanding investigation completely separate from tours allegation 20 years ago. the more recent investigation stems from a legit text torres sent about committing acts to a minor while he was on city business in chicago. think the key to this case will be. >> is it just about an event that occurred 20 years ago, which was very serious or is it something that suggests still dangerous to minors? and when you look at those text messages are very disturbing. and i think there's going to be an evaluation. is this just fantasy or is it something that he's acted out on? and we don't know that yet. >> clark says the defense is also trying to go with the plea deal instead of taking the case to trial knowing the san jose community is shocked. this was a very big shock to the city of san jose. and i think it's important for the defense to try to give some age to the case. i think that's also going on here at the tell that torres is

will: i want to ask both of you, sharon and clark, this question: i know your family.m dallas. of course, though, you're deeply connected to kansas city. my boys play for fc dallas, they own fc dallas. you and your family has been involved9 with the chiefs, with the nfl since its founding, and you've been through in your lifetime a lot of different iterations of the chiefs. where you sit today though is a unique place, to be this, this high on the mountain, this on top. el me what it feels like to kind of ride that entire journey. >> well, we know how special this time period for the kansas city chiefs. when you go 50 years between super bowls, which we did from super bowl iv to super bowl liv, it gives you an appreciation for how hard it is to get pack to the big game. and, certainly, the last six years has been incredibly special, making the super bowl almost every year. it's a real test thement the andy reid, patrick mahomes, all of his teammates. they've just so fantastic. and if i have to say i'm so glad to see coach reid getting the accolades that he deserves. of

superman and clark kent. there's a kind of calculated schizophrenia between the two of them. >> there's this amazing scene. it's my favorite scene of my dad's film work. and he was playing superman, playing clark kent. >> oh, hi. i come in. >> he takes his glasses off, and he. transforms. >> some blush. >> on. i'm really-- i mean, i was at first >> lois. there's something i have to tell you. i'm really. >> um. >> i mean, i was at first really nervous about tonight. >> puts his glasses back on, and he's clark again. instantly. i mean, he absolutely nailed it. >> hi. the magic was that you absolutely believed in their love story. >> i really think that out there, hopefully around the world, that romance is what they want to see. >> do you have that? >> oh, god. yes, but i found it. i'm very lucky. i met this girl while i was making superman in london. hi. you're welcome. very well, thank you. >> lovely lady. >> yes, this is gaxton. >> hello. >> how are you? >> it looks like. >> somebody gave you a kiss. >> befo

we'll be caitlin clark will be brittany mahomes. mahomes his wife, brittany. >> ok, i'll go different with you that i'm gonna say. caitlin clark. okay. that will be our big sweeper. then down over under how many kisses? know how how many times will that she on-screen 6 and a half is the over under such as the on 7. all taking over. shasta on 6, take the under for sure more. i say over. do say over to all k for short? >> we only have one disagreement. okay. which comes first image of taylor on our screen or touchdown on taylor. i is they assembled? we're going see probably half of those 7 sightings will be the first i don't know. 20 minutes. okay. again with you on that since are only difference is and will bring this back up on monday or tuesday. okay. is who sits next to will it be mahomes or will it caitlin clark and i don't like your. i don't even like your choices of i guess you can't make them off to great one you can't. because i think it's going to be a ryan. reynolds was up like a lively. >> i don't think so because that bla

scores of the three firms clark received the highest score.i also would like to mention that the contracting monitoring division established 20% l.b. subcontract requirements for both preconstruction and construction phases for this contract we request your approval to award the cmg contract to clark construction for a contract amount not to exceed 269 million. >> authorize proceeding only with pre-construction services in not to exceed amount of 5.1 million and we plan to issue a.p. in march of 2025 in a couple of months and forecast to start construction is in october 2020 646 in half year the schedule will be refined as we progress with the environmental review process, staff will return to the commission for approval to authorize the c mgc to proceed with construction services after the environmental review is complete. >> i'm happy to answer any questions. thank you. >> thank you ms. cale. commissioner's comments or questions commissioner lebaron on your definition of not to exceed what are we looking at that as as i get into the project

well, democratic congresswoman yvette clarke of new york is here.air of the congressional black caucus. so let's ask her. >> congresswoman, good morning to you. good to see you. that question from symone, i mean, he told us who he was. obviously, there are folks who chose not to listen. he has already implemented a number of things gender hiring, foreign aid freezes, things cold, right, from project 2025. how then, do you fight back? >> well, the good thing about it is that democrats are prepared. >> we've been. >> studying project 2025. the manifesto that. was published, and we also serve on. >> every committee of jurisdiction. we have our ranking members. >> in subcommittees. >> and full committees. >> so we're prepared. we're prepared to. >> make sure. >> that we do everything. >> within our power to. >> push back, to offer alternatives, and. >> to. >> make sure that the american people. >> are educated and informed about how this will impact their lives if it goes into full effect. >> congresswoman, i find it a little bit ironic to have this whi

now, clark is making waves, of course, in the wnba, recently being named the 2024 rookie of the year.ow in the spotlight this hour, beyonce's big night at the grammys. >> the celebration honored some of music's biggest stars, but the queen bee bei bei bei took center stage. >> the grammy goes. >> to. >> temu could do either, actually cowboy carter. >> 16. beyonce. beyonce. >> despite being nominated several other times, this was her first win for album of the year. that's amazing. >> isn't it? yeah, it really is. beyonce also became the first black woman to win a grammy for best country album, and while accepting that award, she had a message for all artists wow. >> i really. >> was not. >> expecting this. >> wow. >> i want to. >> thank god. >> oh my god. that i'm able to. still do what i love after so many years. i think. >> sometimes genre. >> is a cold word. >> to keep us in our place as artists. >> and i. >> just want. >> to encourage. >> people to do what they're passionate about kendrick lamar was also a big winner, with his top charting track not like us. >> he swept all the ca

anyway. >> i'm dave clark, it's thursday

. >> reporter: for chiefs owner clark hunt, that winning feeling never gets old. >> we certainly havenced having gone five decades between super bowl iv and super bowl liv. we know how hard it is and how special the last five or six years have been. >> reporter: and that comes with a few disgruntled fans, not that tight end travis kelce has noticed. >> people hate the chiefs. i didn't know that. >> oh, you thought you were going get through the segment without hearing about taylor swift? wrong. travis kelce was asked one of his favorite things about the relationship, he said he loves her homemade pop tarts for breakfast. let me show you something else. we talked to chiefs owner clark hunt, and when we were done, we noticed his wife had these super bowl rings on her hand. look at those things. another one would be a three-peat would be a record and impressive, almost as impressive as that monster diamond she is wearing on her hand, which may be worth more than all three of those super bowl rings. but wow. that part was also impressive. >> that was omar villafranca in new orleans. >>> "

brigadier general john b clark kinnear's reports is because marmaduke never filed a report. he was captured my creek and was out of the war and decided it. what didn't want to write a report so. but cabell was captured at my creek. so you know one, two, 3000 on each side. but it's they're very poor estimates and i was wondering about the overall objectives of the starting price how many of those would have abject failures. okay. he did bring back recruits not, as many as he promised. so he did bring back recruits. when he left camden, he was replaced as commander of district of arkansas in. the confederate turns mississippi by major-general john magruder, magruder said. yeah, he brought back 5000 recruits, but i got nothing i can't do anything for them because i have no arms for them. so i don't know that magruder and price were simpatico back then. also, they couldn't get the recruits across mississippi. the union controlled the mississippi. and they they couldn't get the recruits across from. so i'm not sure how useful they. the other thing supplies are price his official

clark. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. it is tuesday, february 4th. this is the big rain day we've been warned about by our meteorologist, steve paulson. it was a two hands on the wheel kind of drive. >> no doubt. yeah. no doubt. although it looks like there is a back edge for some to the north, but i don't think any respite is going to last too long. there's some pretty intense bands so far. marin county has just been a runaway winner on rainfall totals for 24 hours, with 2 to 3 plus, so also now starting to take aim at the santa cruz mountains. this will be, i think, a pretty good event for them. the cold air associated with that low is also dropping down and enhancing that system to the west southwest. so any break is not going to last too long. could be anywhere from 1 to 4 easily here. winter storm warning and a wind advisory on the coast range. there is a flood warning for parts of sonoma county, especially around the russian river. some rapid rises there, 50s on the temps here and i would loo

that legal analyst steven clark, who noted that this ongoing court case is not the only thing torres is being investigated for. >> san jose police still have their outstanding investigation completely separate from tours allegation 20 years ago. the more recent investigation stems from a legit text torres sent about committing acts to a minor while he was on city business in chicago. think the key to this case will be. >> is it just about an event that occurred 20 years ago, which was very serious or is it something that suggests still dangerous to minors? and when you look at those text messages are very disturbing. and i think there's going to be an evaluation. is this just fantasy or is it something that he's acted out on? and we don't know that yet. >> clark says the defense is also trying to go with the plea deal instead of taking the case to trial knowing the san jose community is shocked over what their former district and union member of the have done, this was a very big shock to the city of san jose. and i think it's important for the defense to try co give some age to the

clark and her family watched her number 22 rise to the rafters in the carver-hawkeye arena.his wnba rookie of the year becomes just the third iowa player to have her jersey retired. >> it's kind of a weird feeling coming back here and not being able to play, but it's just really exciting times still for this program and very fortunate to be a part of it and feel very lucky that a lot of my former teammates and, you know, former coaches are here and able to support me and a lot of friends and family. so i'm just really lucky. >> yeah, what an amazing turnout. a tribute to a remarkable college career, as you can see. clark is the division one women's basketball all time leading scorer and has won three big ten tournament titles. well, it's been a wild weekend in the nba and are there more moves to come? chris alvarez joins us now with a preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hi, dion. coming up in sports, there's been a whole lot of action ahead of thursday's nba trade deadline. another blockbuster done today. and could one be on the way for the warriors. the latest on the jimmy but

wnba star caitlin clark was back at her old stomping grounds today for a big honor. her number, 22, retired in a ceremony at iowa's carver-hawkeye arena. clark stood at center court right there with her family as her jersey went up into the rafters. only been one season since the former iowa guard completed her historic college career, reaching four ncaa tournaments and winning three big ten tournament titles. now among the crowd was also her current coach for the indiana fever. yeah, that didn't take long. usually it takes a little while longer before they retire jerseys but could not be could not be more deserved. could not be a game changer. we only she'll be in the bay area not too long, so we have something to look forward to. talking a little basketball as well, nba style. the warriors are still looking to play let's make a deal before the nba trade deadline. why the trade talks with miami star jimmy butler might have hit a pause. stick around. sports is n the nba are just waiting to see if the warriors are going to make a move before thursday's trade deadline.

and caitlin clark returned to iowa's carver hawkeye arena to see her number 22 be retired there.ege basketball's all-time leading scorer while leading the hawkeyes to back-to-back appearances in ncaa's championships. >>> an important recall parents need to know about, and president trump fires the head of the federal consumer watchdog agency. here's matt pieper with today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: always eyes will be on wall street this morning after president trump imposed tariffs against some key u.s. trading partners. dow futures are down more than 450 points. as for friday's stocks closed lower. the dow lost 337. nasdaq down 54. s&p losing 30 points. >>> trump fired the director of the consumer financial protection bureau in the latest purge of a biden administration holdover. he was notified of the firing via afternoon email from the white house. under the law chopra was to serve a five-year term which meant he could have stayed on as the cfpd director but said he would leave if the new president asked. >>> gerber is recalling and discontinuing edible sticks meant to

a meeting with secretary steve hobbs and others to talk about courses of action for the impact on clark county and steve hobbs noted not only did we update leadership but chairs within the state to make sure they were privy to the action. the next day on the thirtieth of october we hosted a meeting of all 39 counties along with federal and other state stakeholders to they were informed as to what we were doing, with other stakeholders so counties understood what was going on so they were not making assumptions. we updated our congressional delegation which included senator murray's office and other individuals at the national level to make sure they understood what we were doing in the following day our second voter alert and one of the benefits expected in march 2024 hour strategic messaging campaign marking the ballot. to work with communications nd countiesrb misinformati bring the confidence of the election process with state. strategic messaging campaign was put across various mediums tolude social media, print, spotify, et cetera. if we leveraged an escape ability within 24 hours

that legal analyst steven clark, who noted that this ongoing court case is not the only thing torres is being investigated for. >> san jose police still have their outstanding investigation completely separate from tours allegation 20 years ago. the more recent investigation stems from a legit text torres sent about committing acts to a minor while he was on city business in chicago. think the key to this case will be. >> is it just about an event that occurred 20 years ago, which was very serious or is it something that suggests still dangerous to minors? and when you look at those text messages are very disturbing. and i think there's going to be an evaluation. is this just fantasy or is it something that he's acted out on? and we don't know that yet. >> clark says the defense is also trying to go with the plea deal instead of taking the case to trial knowing the san jose community is shocked. this was a very big shock to the city of san jose. and i think it's important for the defense to try to give some age to the case. i think that's also going on here at the tell that torres is

vice chair lieu and i were pleased and privileged to be able to join leader jeffries and whip clark along with brad sherman and judy chu to tour the fire devastation in palisades andality dina -- andality deana. to -- a and altadina. our hope is to help our femo citizens across the country when they are disasters. all of that deserves an immediate response. we lift up the work that family and the army corps are doing to help residents recover and rebuild. we need to keep the politics out of this and i think that there are a number of republicans who feel the same way. thankfully we'll work in a process that meets the needs of the american public who are going through disasters, no matter if they are in a blue state or a red state. so i appreciate the governor being here. it's important to talk about the needs that our residents have, that the residents of southern california have from these recent -- from this recent tragedy. and so we'll continue to work to deliver. on the second part, look, i think it's very clear, i mean, the constitution is pretty clear, both on spending, as well as t

here, for his first ever television interview, michael clarke. he's president of the society of former special agents of the fbi, one of the groups pleading with congress to take action. also back with us, former assistant director for counterintelligence at the fbi. msnbc senior national security analyst frank figliuzzi. and with me at the table once again, former top official at the department of justice. msnbc legal analyst andrew weissmann. i appreciate all of you being here. i imagine this isn't the most comfortable time to be speaking out, but it is perhaps the most important time. so let me start with that. thanks. michael clarke, just just tell me what's happening right now inside the fbi. >> well, it's i'm sure. >> there's a lot of agents who. >> are, you. >> know, fearful of their jobs. >> you know, it's. a being an fbi. >> agent can. be a dangerous job, and it's dangerous times. and now. >> the. >> agents are focused not only. >> on doing their work, but. >> they're also. >> concerned about their families and, you. >> know, and just. >

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. >> reporter: lisa clark lives nearby and says she would have been parked near the crash site when itpened, but she was running late for work. >> it's very, very just shocking. there's people that, you know, just didn't have a chance. >> reporter: federal aviation authorities are on-site and leading the investigation into what caused this deadly crash. officials say they've found the two engines but have not located the cockpit voice recorder and are asking for the public's help. nancy? >> madeline wright of cbs philadelphia, thank you. >>> tonight, the army released the identity of the third crew member aboard that blackhawk helicopter that collided with an american airlines flight over the potomac river this week. captain rebecca loback, a native of durham, north carolina, was 28 years old. 67 people were killed in the crash. >>> tonight president trump as threatened hit top trading partners with taish refs up to 25%. billions of dollars' worth of goods are affected. the nonpart tan tax foundation says tariffs could cost the average american family $830 a year. cbs' willie james inm