shout out to my mentor, mike brown. may he rest in peace. i got a call from mike brown. he asked me, was i open to working with kids still? because i was working with kids over there in my neighborhood and i said, yeah. and then he was like, call this man named rudy. and i was like, rudy. i'm like, i only know one. you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a part of a positive environment is a blessing. yeah. you want to talk about that negative environment. negative environment was just growing up being a part of a neighborhood, you know, doing things to feel accepted. you know, not getting the right nurturing love at hom. so you step out your comfort zone to go get it from friends or you know, to when you just want to be loved, bro. it don't matter what environment you're

shout out to my mentor, mike brown. may he rest in peace. i got a call from mike brown.asked me, was i open to working with kids still? because i was working with kids over there in my neighborhood and i said, yeah. and then he was like, call this man named rudy. and i was like, rudy. i'm like, i only know one. you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a part of a positive environment is a blessing. yeah. you want to talk about that negative environment. negative environment was just growing up being a part of a neighborhood, you know, doing things to feel accepted. you know, not getting the right nurturing love at hom. so you step out your comfort zone to go get it from friends or you know, to when you just want to be loved, bro. it don't matter what environment you're in.

shout out to my mentor, mike brown. may he rest in peace. i got a call from mike brown.e asked me, was i open to working with kids still? because i was working with kids over there in my neighborhood and i said, yeah. and then he was like, call this man named rudy. and i was like, rudy. i'm like, i only know one. you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a part of a positive environment is a blessing. yeah. you want to talk about that negative environment. negative environment was just growing up being a part of a neighborhood, you know, doing things to feel accepted. you know, not getting the right nurturing love at hom. so you step out your comfort zone to go get it from friends or you know, to when you just want to be loved, bro. it don't matter what environment you're i

shout out to my mentor, mike brown. may he rest in peace. i got a call from mike brown.was i open to working with kids still? because i was working with kids over there in my neighborhood and i said, yeah. and then he was like, call this man named rudy. and i was like, rudy. i'm like, i only know one. you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a part of a positive environment is a blessing. yeah. you want to talk about that negative environment. negative environment was just growing up being a part of a neighborhood, you know, doing things to feel accepted. you know, not getting the right nurturing love at hom. so you step out your comfort zone to go get it from friends or you know, to when you just want to be loved, bro. it don't matter what environment you're in. it don't

shout out to my mentor, mike brown. may he rest in peace. i got a call from mike brown. he asked me, was i open to working with kids still? because i was working with kids over there in my neighborhood and i said, yeah. and then he was like, call this man named rudy. and i was like, rudy. i'm like, i only know one. you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a part of a positive environment is a blessing. yeah. you want to talk about that negative environment. negative environment was just growing up being a part of a neighborhood, you know, doing things to feel accepted. you know, not getting the right nurturing love at hom. so you step out your comfort zone to go get it from friends or you know, to when you just want to be loved, bro. it don't matter what environment you're

brown university to speak on "washington journal." host: thanks for the suggestion. we appreciate it. mike in kentucky republican -- away lost mikeer -- away lost mike. we will go to tony in oregon democratic caller. caller: i'm calling about a podcast i watched last night. it had a democrat strategist on i think her name was lindy lee i think it was. she talked a great deal about condition of biden. i just wanted to know the condition of biden and who was running the white house while he was in that condition. i want to know how much of that might be true if there is any way to get somebody like her on. host: francis, lexington park, maryland. democratic caller. caller: good morning, how are you doing. host: good morning caller: we are a country of laws and i was wondering why the republicans with the president and mr. elon trying to override the laws and do what they want to do. i don't understand how people can allow them to do that like the courts. i do not understand that. how can they do that? host: guy in st. augustine, florida a republican. do you have a public policy issue or want

brown should be replaced as the chairman. >> we've also. >> heard from the national security advisor, mike wallace, others who have been veryhad some reporting back in december that general brown, the chairman, had a good. >> meeting with president trump. >> at the army. >> navy game. >> and the belief was he would have a little bit of time to be in this job. at this point, there is no indication that. anything has happened. >> from the time. >> president trump was inaugurated, until cq brown was relieved of his job. today, that was merit based. any reason, anything that has happened that has led to this and all indications are that this is the long standing gripes that president. trump and many of the people around him have had with cq brown that have led to this decision tonight. the reality is, cq brown has served honorably for four decades in the us air force. he has thousands of hours as a pilot, as a fighter pilot, and he has served in senior jobs, including the head of the air force in the middle east, in the asia pacific, the air force chief of staff selected for that job by donald trump, i might add. and then now,

here mike kinda, oh just sarah janice bug donald from pose fudge. air force general. see to brown is chairman of the us joint chiefs of stuff from says this part of why the shakeup of the ministry leadership defense like fi fi access that they had previously suggested. the general got the job because he's black. he's now requesting nominations for senior positions in the navy and the air force depending on these. also preparing to find all the 5000 employees as soon as next week, as part of reducing the federal workforce and the associated press as low as legal action against 3 trump administration officials over a series of funds. the restricted access to the white house end at 4th one, the p one, the wells largest notice news organizations, elijah, is the bottom fi lights free speech in contravention of the 1st amendment. organization was singled out by the trump administration. ended this month for continuing to use the named gulf of mexico. that after trump signed and executive order to rename it, the gulf of america. now in the mexican drug lowered, it smells a bottle, was ar

brown, surgeon. dr. kalpana chawla, phd." laurel -- laurel was a submarine doctor. i thought that was so cool. mike -- he's air force pilot.nd then willie -- he was like a test pilot. rick -- he'd already been up to space. and then there was ilan. you know, he was already a hero in his country. so i was like, "wow! we have the juice here! this will work." ♪ and they came together to start training. -welcome aboard. -four of us are flying for the first time. roll camera. and that could be seen as a disadvantage. in some ways, it's an incredible advantage because we have a wealth of enthusiasm and excitement that other, more seasoned crews may not have. -i was married to laurel clark, who was on the columbia mission. we met in navy dive school. she beat us in swimming -- the guys -- and that was kind of irritating. she was just tenacious. she always had a smile on her face no matter what happened. it was really beautiful. [ both laugh ] -i feel very fortunate to be assigned to this mission. i'm expecting it to be the experience of my lifetime so far. ready, ready, mark. -we were so excited. ♪ -i remember going into nasa taki

mike mibach. dennis richmond was a trailblazer and one of the first prominent african-american journalists in the bay area. former san francisco mayor willie brown, reflecting on his lasting legacy. >> dennis richmond inspired every one of them to look to people of color, not only for broadcast purposes, for accuracy on information. and dennis set that standard. >> and civil rights attorney john burris says he first met dennis when he was a reporter, and burris was president of the uc berkeley african-american law students group when they were on strike. >> we've done many, many stories that i have been involved in down through the years, and so i have very fond memories of him. he was like the walter cronkite of my era that you rely upon him. you knew he was trustworthy. you always knew that the story was going to be accurately reported. and so you trusted him. >> burris said richmond earned his reputation among bay area politicians and public figures for his fairness and accuracy. we did receive this statement from former congresswoman barbara lee of oakland, saying, i joined with so many in oakland in mourning the passing of dennis richmond,

. >> mike lamonica peters live tonight there in santa cruz. lamonica. thank you. now, back in 2019, governor brown signed senate bill 1391 into law. the law that in turn, led to this months long trial there in santa cruz. earlier tonight, we spoke with david ball, a santa clara university law professor specializing in criminal law. >> 1391 was really a kind of return to what had been the norm before the 1980s of, you know, not charging children as adults. so that sort of rolled back, you know, a trend in the sort of tough on crime era of the 80s that said, no, you know, anyone can be charged as an adult, depending on the case. and, you know, adult filing would sort of depend on the circumstances in the case that was made by the district attorney. >> professor david ball says geographical and racial disparities also played a part in senate bill 1319. san francisco police say a juvenile was shot in the outer sunset district. it happened just after 3:00 this afternoon on 37th avenue in santiago. police officers say a boy was transported to a hospital. no word on the exact age of the victim, but he is

i'm pamela brown in washington, and we begin this hour with breaking news. any moment now, speaker mike johnson and senior house republicans are set to meet with president trump at the white house. and it comes as tensions flare among gop lawmakers over advancing trump's agenda, putting the president's legislative plans at risk. cnn's jeff zeleny joins us now from the white house. and cnn's manu raju is live on capitol hill. jeff, to you first. what do we know? >> look, pamela. >> the center. of the. >> president's legislative agenda and the future of the president's legislative agenda hinges on meetings like this. and we know that house republicans will be here shortly to meet with the president. and essentially, he wants to sign a bill that will, you know, be the heart of his legislative agenda. but the question is, what kind of bill will it be? there are very different approaches here. the house wants to do one bill. the senate wants to break it into a couple of different bills. the president has said repeatedly he does not have a preference. he talked about one big, beautiful bill.

mike. there was a friday night massacre at the pentagon, president trump sacking the joint chief of staff, air force general cq brown replacing him with a retired three-star officer, as you mentioned general raising cain. and you see general cq brown also been fired along with a top officer lisa franchetti, and the top jag officers, the top lawyers for all of the armed forces and president trump calling on some change with doge, asking elon musk to step it up. i believe we have his truth social post and mike, we can put that up. the president saying that elon is doing a great job and i would like to see him get more aggressive. remember, we have a country to save, but ultimately to make greater than ever before. maga, he said see you at cpac today, big crowd. president trump signing an executive order barring illegal immigrants from funding benefits. part of the text, my administration will uphold the rule of law and defend against the waste and hard earned taxpayer resources and protect for american citizens with needs, including with disabilities and veterans. yesterday president trump hosted governorses across th

mike tobin, thank you very much. according to tafanely nu times poll, most -- a new york times poll, most democrats feel the party doesn't share their views. mitchell brown us this morning. have democrats not figured out why they lost in november? >> hey, stu, no, they clearly haven't. i don't want people to go watch it. i've already watch it had for them, but some of the clippeds from the dnc vote on saturday are out, and their platform clearly has not changed and their leadership coming in has not picked up on the signs and a bunch of people went on stage yelling at the crowd members to be silent because a black woman is speaking. she's showcasing her power. they did not talk about economic policy. they talked about, as you showed that clip before, what gender or non-gender they need on the board here. no, they haven't learned any lessons or messaging plan and don't have a single policy to go out and actually give to the voters. stuart: is there an acknowledged leadered of democrat party? senator schumer? who is it? >> there clearly isn't. they all -- schumer, pelosi, and jeffries endorsed the candidate that lost at the vote for dnc leadership. david h

mike mibach. dennis richmond was a trailblazer and one of the first prominent african-american journalists in the bay area. former san francisco mayor willie browneflecting on his lasting legacy. >> dennis richmond inspired every one of them to look to people of color, not only for broadcast purposes, for accuracy on information. and dennis set that standard. >> and civil rights attorney john burris says he first met de

mike. it was a friday night massacre at the pentagon after president trump sacked the u.s. military's top officer, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, air force general c.q. brownthat that's the principal military adviser to the president. he's replacing him with retired general dan cain, an f-16 driver, nearly 3,000 hours in those vipers. brown also an f-16 pilot. a lot of pushback about this from congress. seth moulton, former marine corps infantry officer, talking about the firings in addition to general brown, the navy's top officer, also the military's top lawyers. moulton tweeting: dick today or -- dictators or wannabe kings fire those who don't believe believe with their views. it's the definition of politicizing our military, and we should expect to see loyalty oaths not to the constitution and worse coming soon. vice president j.d. vance firing back at moulton saying, quote, a little history lesson saying truman fired macarthur, obama fired mcchrystal a, banana republic according to this very thoughtful congressman, a little sarcasm can. it's not just changes in the military but also apparently with doge, encouraging elon musked to do even more posting

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brown university to speak on "washington journal." host: thanks for the suggestion. we appreciate it. miken kentucky republican -- away lost mikeer -- away lost mike. we will go to tony in oregon democratic caller. caller: i'm calling about a podcast i watched last night. it had a democrat strategist on i think her name was lindy lee i think it was. she talked a great deal about condition of biden. i just wanted to know the condition of biden and who was running the white house while he was in that condition. i want to know how much of that might be true if there is any way to get somebody like her on. host: francis, lexington park, maryland. democratic caller. caller: good morning, how are you doing. host: good morning caller: we are a country of laws and i was wondering why the republicans with the president and mr. elon trying to override the laws and do what they want to do. i don't understand how people can allow them to do that like the courts. i do not understand that. how can they do that? host: guy in st. augustine, florida a republican. do you have a public policy issue or want t

brown landlord, there we g. i'm from texas by the wachl our fire chief mr. dean kristin. and our da mrs. brook jenkins. >> while they fix our mikeu wave chief scott. brook jenkins our new fire chief dean and our sheriff paul miomoto. >> thank you. malcolm mess me up i corrected him. you need your hat. >> [applause] it ask an honor to serving this community and a privilege. i like to call a shout out to station 2, 1340 powell up the street dp many grew up here in china town and still live in sudden opinion to serve this community. these fellows over here. [applause] thank you, chief. good morning issue everybody. happy year of the snake. on behalf of the san francisco police department, i want to say it is very important to all of us not only this you are safe but you feel safe. that is what this team and all of our city partners will guarantee for the chinese new year. tell be a great year we want everyone to come out for visitors welcome to san francisco. the best city in the world. and let me shout out to our central station officers lead by captain kim our foot beat officers are here. ambassadors and command staff. happy year

brown landlord there we g. i'm from texas by the wachl our fire chief mr. dean kristin. and our da mrs. brook jenkins. >> while they fix our mike -- can you wave chief scott. brook jenkins our new fire chief dean and our sheriff paul miomoto. >> thank you. malcolm mess me up i corrected him. you need your hat. >> [applause] it ask an honor to serving this community and a privilege. i like to call a shout out to station 2, 1340 powell up the street dp many grew up here in china town and still live in sudden opinion to serve this community. these fellows over here. [applause] thank you, chief. good morning issue everybody. happy year of the snake. on behalf of the san francisco police department i want to say it is very important to all of us not only this you are safe but you feel safe. that is what this team and all of our city partners will guarantee for the chinese new year. tell be a great year we want everyone to come out for visitors welcome to san francisco. the best city in the world. and let me shout out to our central station officers lead by captain kim our foot beat officers are here. ambassadors and command staff. h