>> joining me now is kermit roosevelt.f constitutional law at the university of pennsylvania law school, and an award winning author of the nation that never was, a groundbreaking reinterpretation of the american story. professor roosevelt, good to see you. thank you for being with us. look, a lot of people are following this new york story, and they're concerned about the quid pro quo and the goofiness of the whole thing. and the borders are going on. fox with eric adams. i'm not concerned with that stuff that's bad. and the courts can can determine that. i'm a little more worried about what else this signals about what the federal government thinks it can do in realms that we have generally accepted as citizens. the federal government does not have a role. >> yeah. >> so what we're seeing here is really the erosion and the overthrow of all. >> of the barriers that our constitution set up to protect us against monarchical tyranny. >> so, you know, if. >> you want. >> the basic question. >> why. >> does the. >> american re

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. >> 61 year-old kermit miller has been booked into santa rita jail. the collision happened back on february. 3rd at the intersection of grand avenue and parkview terrace and oakland's adams pointe neighborhood. police say bureau boy was in the crosswalk around 7.15, that morning when he was hit and died at the scene for a white hot at u c berkeley for nearly 50 years before retiring in 2023. an update on that crash in mill valley. officers say both drivers are critically injured. police first reported this crash early before 7 o'clock tonight happened on miller avenue in front of temple, pius high schools. you can see 2 vehicles with airbags deployed. the road was closed in both directions. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you more information online. >> a >> different people from all religions here in san francisco saying place of worship should stay as a sanctuary. they held a gathering earlier today at saint mark's lutheran church. religious leaders say they are particularly troubled by the trump administration saying immigration offic

kermit miller hit the 77-year-old in a crosswalk february 3rd near a crosswalk. miller is held without bail and is due in court tomorrow. >>> it was shocking enough for a san jose woman to see burglars target her small business, but it didn't stop there. devin fehely has more on these back-to-back break-ins. >> talk about adding insult to injury, busy fit meals is located in east san jose. the business sells healthy premade meals. it was hit twice in a few hours early yesterday morning. a security camera caught the first break-in. you can see two people in hoodies smash through the storefront window. the owner says the thieves then grabbed the cash register, but she says it wasn't until she went back through the footage that she saw another person come in about 20 minutes later, grab an apron and take off. she says for some reason the suspects didn't grab the tv that's mounted to the wall or the tablets on the counter or the tip jar that's just left sitting out. >> it really tells you the mental state of what is happening in the area and the crime. it's not even

in the words of kermit the frog dogs and cats and muppets and chickens. >> good morning, can you hear go right ahead. >> i have a question, biden didn't do nothing except for stay on vacation most of the time i hear you people calling and badmouthing trump and what he's doing but are we gonna try to put trump in the courts again during his presidency or are we going to give him a chance? i say give him a chance i think he's the best president we've ever had. it's a witchhunt starting all over. this person you got on your show this morning if they are so smart and think trump is doing wrong why are they president? why don't they get off their lazy butt. >> all right let's get a response. >> i will fight trump with everything i have. i will never yield to that makÃb i apologize my will do everything in my small power to fight this man and what he is trying to do to my country. >> but his supporters are saying that's exactly the problem that you are fighting for no rreason. the only reason the cases have been dismissed against him because he has judges in his pocket like eileen cannon th

it's the famous broadway, it's the one kermit walks into with the code.tuyvesant. he was the fanciest place i'd ever been there. it was the first time i ever saw baked alaska. they set it on fire and i thought it's the height of luxury. i kind of regressed. for my 45th birthday. we are to sardi's. >> stephen: a little danger. do you have a caricature up there? >> lin-manuel: i do. they've got me and my hamilton blouse. that was the year they drew me. it's nice, and it's funny. they do caricatures of broadway stars and it's a huge honor when you're drawn. they've had good years and not great years with the caricatures. i've been to the sardi's reveals where it doesn't look like the person. everyone kind of goes ehhh. mine is great. i'm very happy. >> stephen: i don't have one. >> lin-manuel: first of all, who has been -- you are literally holding down broadway here in the 50s. this is the ed sullivan theater. >> stephen: ten years. what a guy got to do? >> lin-manuel: i can make a call. i can make one call. >> stephen: o or i can have my bar mitzvah there.

in the words of kermit the frog, we need more dogs and cats and mum either and chickens and things. host: let's hear from denia, republican. caller: can you hear me? host: go right ahead. caller: i have a question biden didn't do nothing but stay on vacation most of the time and i hear people keep calling in and badmouthing trump and what he's doing and everything, and you know, it's like deja vu. are we going to keep trying to put trump in the courts again during his presidency or are we going to give him a chance? i say give him a chance. i think he's the best president we've ever had. and whatever he does, he knows right from wrong. he ain't going to do anything wrong. look at all the lawsuits they did and all of them dismissed. come on. it's the witch-hunt starting all over. this person you have on your show morning, if they are so smart and think that trump is doing wrong, why ain't they president? they don't they get off their lazy butt and run for president. host: let's get a response. go ahead, elie. guest: i will fight trump with everything i have and fight him on the stree

in the words of kermit the frog, we need more dogs and cats and muppets and it tickets and thanks. >> let's hear it from butler, missouri, a republican. >> good morning. can you hear me? i have a question. biden did not do anything except stay on vacation most of the time and i hear people calling in bad mouthing trump and what he is doing and everything. and it is like dÉjÀ vu. are we going to try to put trump in the courts again during his presidency? or are we going to give him a chance? i say give him a chance. i think he is the best president we have ever have. whatever he does, he knows right from wrong. he won't do anything wrong. but it all the lawsuits. all of them, dismissed. it is a witch hunt starting all over. the person you have on your show this morning, if they are so smart and think that trump is doing wrong, why are they president? host: go ahead. guest: i will fight trump up with everything i have. i will never yield to this orange minutes. and if that makes you unhappy, i apologize. but i will do everything i can in my small power to fight this man and what he is t

suspected in a hit-and-run that killed over now sociology professor michael, their voice. 61 year-old kermit miller's booked into santa rita jail. the collision all happened back on february. 3rd line at the intersection of grand avenue and party tears oakland's adam point neighborhood. police say roadway was and a cross walk around 7.15, in the morning when he was hit and died at the scene. avoid uc berkeley for nearly 50 years before he retired back in 2023. and the one person, the hospital after they were struck by a car in san jose. police say the crash happened wednesday afternoon on the area north first and east mission. so a stretch of first. it was blocked for several hours. they reopened around 8. police did not provide any other details on the crash, but they are investigating. and in mill valley, police say 2 drivers were critically hurt in a crash pleas for support of the crash shortly before 7 last night. say this having on miller avenue right in front of 10 applies high. the road was closed in both directions. elite. 35 years after an east bay woman was found dead along a trail

i can't believe kermit the frog goes out with her. [ laughter ] thousands of employees have been letonal parks. thousands of park rangers have been laid off or resigned in protest. you know how smokey bear says "only you can prevent forest fires"? it's about to be true. [ laughter ] they're firing cia agents, fbi, the va, the cdc, scientists working on the bird flu, which could soon be a pandemic, are losing their jobs. but trump's flying monkeys are all in. they love this so much. in florida, governor ron desantis held a press conference to announce he is forming his own doge task force on a state level, and also, he wanted to do this weird thing to his face. >> okay, do we have any questions? yes? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. i have a question. could we see that again, but slower this time? [ laughter ] he goes for the nose once, twice. then for the lips. and then a swipe of the dimple. and down into the pants. that's right. as if florida wasn't gross enough. [ applause ] trying to tell somebody to steal second or something. [ laughter ] we've gotten very relaxed since covid. when

police say 61 year old kermit miller was behind the wheel. adding they were able to link him to the crime after his hearing aid was located in the suspect's vehicle. tonight, officials are monitoring the battery storage plant in moss landing after a flare up there at the site. it was reported just about 630 last night at the vistra plant. last month, a large fire sparked up at that facility. county officials say the flare up ignited under a pile of rubble that had previously burned and then quickly intensified. last night, people who live nearby were advised to keep their windows and their doors closed. in a briefing, monterey county officials say the fire burned out at about 8:00 this morning and advisories were lifted this afternoon. >> the fire remains under control and the building is being monitored by personnel for any signs of a rekindle. >> the epa says it has not seen any signs of adverse health effects from the smoke. a kaiser permanente patient says he was sexually assaulted during a surgery last year, and now he has filed a lawsui

our first guest is an oscar-nominated, emmy, grammy and tony-winning actor who learned, like kermit thenned on ♪ ♪ if we work in tandem, there's no fight we cannot win ♪ ♪ just you and i defying gravity ♪ ♪ with you and i defying gravity ♪ ♪ they'll never bring us down ♪ >> jimmy: from "wicked," please welcome cynthia erivo! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good, i'm good. >> jimmy: it's good to see you. >> you too. >> jimmy: and congratulations on your oscar nomination. >> thank you very much. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm sure you know, i'm sure people say it all the time, you're just one away from the egot. >> that's right. [ cheering ] >> jimmy: that's exciting, right? >> it's pretty exciting, yeah. i enjoy it. >> jimmy: i would think so. >> it's fun. >> jimmy: the response to the movie has been so unbelievable. >> i mean -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i heard that you found out about the nomination on -- you were flying. >> yes, true to form. >> jimmy: you were -- >> defying g

so 61 year-old kermit miller has been booked into santa rita jail. the collision happened back on february. 3rd, the intersection of grand avenue and park in oakland's adams point neighborhood. police say per boy was in a crosswalk around 7.15, in the morning when he was hit and died at the scene, probably taught at u c berkeley for nearly 50 years before retiring back in 2023. >> in the south bay, one person is in the hospital this morning after being struck by a car in san jose. police say this crash happened wednesday afternoon. it was in the area of north first and east mission street. a stretch of first street was blocked off for several hours. as you can see here before it finally reopened at 8 o'clock. police didn't provide details about the crash. they say their investigation is ongoing. so we'll keep you updated as we learn more. meanwhile, public pressure has forced the sfmta to back off on a controversial plan to fire school crossing guards. the transit agency considered eliminating crossing guards to help close a budget gap. but after a s

now. 61 year-old kermit miller has now been booked into the santa rita jail that crash in collision happened back on february. 3rd at the intersection of grand avenue at park view terrace in oakland's adams point neighborhood. police say boy was in a crosswalk at about 07:15am, in the morning when he was struck and killed at the scene worldwide taught at u c berkeley for nearly 50 years before retiring in 2023. >> in the one person is in the hospital this morning after they were struck by a car in san jose. police say the crash happened wednesday afternoon in the area of north first in east mission. a stretch of first street was blocked off for several hours. it reopened around 8. police did not provide any other details on that crash and they are still investigating. >> more bay area news after an overwhelming public outcry sfmta will not move forward with eliminating school crossing guards from their agenda. move coming after the sfmta reported a budget deficit and after the crossing guards union alerted the community, this proposal would be presented tuesday. seth, absent sfmta board meet

in a hit and run that killed renowned sociology professor michael bureau of out now. 61 year-old kermitmiller has been booked into the santa rita jail. the collision happened back in february, february 3rd at the intersection of grand avenue at park view terrace, which is in oakland's adams point neighborhood. police say barr boy was in the crosswalk at about 07:15am, in the morning when he was hit and killed at the scene he taught at u c berkeley for more than 50 years before retiring in 2023. in the south bay. one person is in the hospital this morning after being struck by a car in san jose. police say the crash happened wednesday afternoon in the area of north first and east. mission street. >> a stretch of first street, as you can see here was blocked for some time, several hours. in fact, while they conducted that investigation finally reopened around 8 police didn't provide any other details about this crash. so we're still looking for more information as that investigation unfolds. around 1000 national park. workers have lost their jobs. the firings, all part of president trump'

sociology professor michael purefoy. 61 year-old kermit miller has been booked into the santa rita jailat collision happened back on february 3rd, right at the intersection of granite park view and oakland's adam point neighborhood. police say the rubble. it was in a crosswalk around 7.15, in the morning. he was hit and he died at the scene. they're like todd and uc berkeley from if nearly 50 years before he retired back in 2023. and a south bay. one person is in the hospital after being struck by a car in san jose to say that crash happened wednesday afternoon in the area north. first, these mission, the stretch of the first blockers cut off for several hours before they open around 8. police did not provide any other details on the crash and they are still investigating. well, public pressure has forced the sfmta to back off a controversial plan to fire school crossing guards. >> the transit agency considered eliminated crossing guards to help close a budget gap. but after a strong outcry from the community, including crossing guards and parents and students, the sfmta drop the propos

. >> 61 year-old kermit miller has been booked into santa rita jail. collision happened back february 3rd, the intersection of grand avenue park view terrace in oakland's point neighborhood. police say there are a boy was in a crosswalk. this is around 7.15, in the morning when he was hit and died at the scene. we have only todd and uc berkeley for nearly 50 years. retired back in 2023. >> in oakland, chp officers have arrested a man after a car chase. police say they received reports of a stolen car and when they tried to pull the driver over on international boulevard, the driver instead took off eventually ditching the car and started to run. they did catch up with him as he tried to get onto a bus. so he's now under arrest and in jail. the city of oakland and richmond, by the way, are going to be holding interfaith immigration vigils this week in support of immigrant communities. the first tonight the vigil is going to be at 05:00pm at the fruitvale village plaza. we'll follow that with a march to saint anthony's church in oakland elected officials

. >> michael bureau void. 61 year-old kermit miller has now been booked into the santa rita jail.ersection of grand avenue and parkview terrace in oakland's adams point neighborhood. police say for a boy was in a crosswalk around 07:15am, in the morning when he was hit and killed. the 77 year-old taught at u c berkeley for nearly 50 years before retiring a couple years ago. >> weather time. and take a live look right now at the san mateo bridge in the hustle home. nice day out need the sunglasses. it's a lovely day out there and >> not only is it not raining, it's really getting warm. lawrence karnow joins the party with a look at the forecast. yeah, saw some people actually use tank tops today outside coming into san francisco. how about that in study? we get really warm yet. >> the current heat things up as we head toward the weekend. beautiful, though, nice clear skies around the bay area. what a gorgeous day. really feeling like spring outside. lot of the trees blossoming out there as well. and the temperatures cooperating quite a bit. still 65 degrees in san jose. it is curre

police say 61 year old kermit miller was behind the wheel. adding they were able to link him to the crime after burrows hearing aid was found in the suspect's vehicle. >> coming up tonight at 11, the marin county sheriff's office warning people about a spike in internet and phone scams, who is being targeted, and what deputies say residents should be looking out for. >> and we are tracking a warmup around here. after a few light sprinkles today, that is done. now we're into a warmer pattern, especially into the weekend and maybe into next week. low 70s mid 70s possible. >> but first, one country is stepping up to help the u.s. as it continues to battle the bird flu and soaring egg prices. t shipme s of [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ he has begun exporting nearly 15

he can put up kermit the frog. he can put up any nut he wants to.he advice and consent function of the united states senate is in place, because sometimes presidents have bad judgment. just because you say you're going to shake up a place doesn't mean that you should put in someone who literally has no qualifications at all. and what i'm more concerned about is the american system of government being thrown in the garbage can by people who call themselves patriots. it is not. listen, i remember when george w bush tried to put his his personal lawyer on supreme court. the republican party said, no, thank you, sir, we're not going to do that. and and so that that republican party is now gone. >> but van you would by your comments then the senators who just confirmed him, they did go through advice and consent. and you would say that those senators then somehow are derelict in their duties or didn't do their job. yes, they also got elected. they also got elected. they hold election certificates and they confirmed this person. so you may not like the ou

. [ laughter ] that would be like yelling, "i demand entry," and then having and iced tea sipping kermitt that's none of my business." i mean, this is insane. an unelected billionaire ordered our elected representatives to be barred from a government building we pay for. if our own lawmakers aren't allowed into these buildings, then who is? >> we have identified a 25-year-old engineer who previously worked for both spacex and x. companies with one thing in common, they share an owner in elon musk. who now has direct access to treasury department systems that are responsible for nearly all payments made by the u.s. government. so that includes federal tax returns, social security benefits, veterans pay, payouts for federal contractors. >> opm has also found itself infiltrated by one of elon musk's ry young acolytes. wired uncovered a number of these young men, including a 19-yeaold named edward coristine who appears to have recently graduated from high school and to have been enrolled at northeastern university. employees at the government services administration tell wire that coristine

in the words of kermit the frog, we need more dogs and cats and mum either and chickens and things. host: let's hear from denia, republican. caller: can you hear me? host: go right ahead. caller: i have a question biden didn't do nothing but stay on vacation most of the time and i hear people keep calling in and badmouthing trump and what he's doing and everything, and you know, it's like deja vu. are we going to keep trying to put trump in the courts again during his presidency or are we going to give him a chance? i say give him a chance. i think he's the best president we've ever had. and whatever he does, he knows right from wrong. he ain't going to do anything wrong. look at all the lawsuits they did and all of them dismissed. come on. it's the witch-hunt starting all over. this person you have on your show morning, if they are so smart and think that trump is doing wrong, why ain't they president? they don't they get off their lazy butt and run for president. host: let's get a response. go ahead, elie. guest: i will fight trump with everything i have and fight him on the stree

police say 61 year old kermit miller was the driver who hit him and left the scene.dly hit and run after finding the retired professor's hearing aid inside miller's car. san francisco police are investigating an unusual crime that's leaving holes in city sidewalks. police say utility covers have been stolen for the past two years. the city's public utility commission has reported more than 400 covers have been stolen, and that's leaving sizable holes in city sidewalks, creating safety hazards. it's unclear who is taking them and why. a project to prevent a repeat of severe flooding in the south bay is about to wrap up. valley water says the first phase of the coyote creek flood protection project in san jose is almost complete. this comes nearly eight years to the day after a large flood in 2017. that's when anderson reservoir overflowed into the creek. more than 8500ft of flood wall will prevent future floods along a four mile stretch between old oakland road and interstate 280. >> in this specific area, the water could be up, but in the residences around the area y

police say 61 year old kermit miller was behind the wheel and say he left the scene. investigators say they were able to link miller to the hit and run after finding the retired professor's hearing aid on the shattered window of his vehicle. >> our time now. 732. well, happening today, federal oversight is coming to california's controversial high speed rail project. president trump's transportation secretary said that project is severely off track. ktvu jesse gary is in san francisco with more details. good morning. jesse. >> dave, good morning again to you. it seems like we've got a theme this week. yesterday it was the presidio trust. today, high speed rail. president trump saying he wants a compliance review of the project with a very distinct likelihood federal funding will be pulled. >> i think the transportation here is amazing. and i think that to cut that is honestly insane. the people here really depend on that. that transportation, of course. and him just cutting unnecessary things is just his dictatorship in my opinion. >> state voters passed a bond measur

i think this points out one of the fundamental flaws in the federal government peer kermit process particularlyin national security areas where we feel that we have to buy our own custom brand new shiny product rather than something sitting on the shelf. there is electronic health record system called epic that thousands of hospitals use all across the country. instead, we are trying to invent our own system which frankly has not worked in as you pointed out cost billions of dollars. i hope you will look at the option of saying let's go with something that works that we know that works and can be modified to meet our needs rather than continuing down the role of billions of dollars of a system that has so far not proven itself. >> what i am committed to is making sure what we have been looking at all of the options on the table. oracle has had, you know, places where they already had facilities already running the program. it is the issue that i went back to earlier. the vas special, but not unique. how is it different than the largest healthcare organization if they are not better ways that we

in the words of kermit the frog, we need more dogs and cats and mum either and chickens and things.ost: let's hear from denia, republican. caller: can you hear me? host: go right ahead. caller: i have a question biden didn't do nothing but stay on vacation most of the time and i hear people keep calling in and badmouthing trump and what he's doing and everything, and you know, it's like deja vu. are we going to keep trying to put trump in the courts again during his presidency or are we going to give him a chance? i say give him a chance. i think he's the best president we've ever had. and whatever he does, he knows right from wrong. he ain't going to do anything wrong. look at all the lawsuits they did and all of them dismissed. come on. it's the witch-hunt starting all over. this person you have on your show morning, if they are so smart and think that trump is doing wrong, why ain't they president? they don't they get off their lazy butt and run for president. host: let's get a response. go ahead, elie. guest: i will fight trump with everything i have and fight him on the streets

. >> like kermit the frog. >> like kermit the frog. >> green?ike this kind of green. >> oh, really? >> oh, really? >> yeah. like that car? green? yeah. >> just about to go. what a horrible green. oh, like your tie. oh, that looks. looks good on you, though. right now. >> the white van is the least sexiest. >> because, okay. >> because, okay. >> a smart car, which i do understand. tesla is apparently one of the most popular. >> really? >> really? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i understand that, actually. yeah. my taxi this morning was tesla. i was like, this is quite nice. >> yeah. okay. they're the ones that drive themselves, right? well, they're supposed to. >> not in this country yet. >> not in this country yet. >> right. okay, fine. >> right. okay, fine. >> some places in los angeles. so there you go. if you want to pick up your date on friday, get yourself a tesla. >> now, let's get to the news at the time, at 6:05. palestinian migrants have been granted the right to live in britain after applying through a scheme which was meant for ukraini