it's an honor and a great honor for pam. thank you very much. pam was a career prosecutor for nearly 20 years ago and was one of the toughest and smartest and best and most successful attorney generals in the history of florida. and i think i'm putting it out this morning, i think she's going to end up going down as the most successful or certainly one of the most successful attorney generals that this country has ever had. i really believe that. i know her well. a lot of people in florida, if you're in florida, you know her well. and it was all good. there was never a problem. no problem. as a prosecutor, she locked up drug dealers and gang members and human traffickers. was waging war all the time on the pill mills, they called them, that fueled the deadly opioid crisis. and she did better than anybody else. there was nobody like her in the country. she also won over $50 billion in lawsuits for the victims of financial fraud and devastating deepwater horizon oil spill, which was brutal and she was the leader of that whole deal, getting that pe

it's an honor and a great honor for pam.areer prosecutor for nearly 20 years and was one of the toughest and smartest and best and most successful attorney generals in the history of florida. and i think i'm putting it out this morning i think she will end up going down as one of the most successful attorney generals that this country has ever had. i really believe that. i know her well. a lot of people in florida. if you are in florida you know her well. there was never a problem. all good. no problem. as a prosecutor she locked up drug dealers and gang members and human traffickers and was waging war all the time on the pill mills that fueled the deadly opioid crisis and she did better than anybody else. nobody like her in the country. she also won over $50 billion lawsuits for the oil spill. she was the leader of that whole people getting people taken care of. as attorney general of the united states pam has a historic and urgently needed task ahead of her and probably never been a time, clarence, that's more important th

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i've known pam bondi for years, from nigh ag world. pam was always known as a leader. and somebody that has this really rare combination of a steel backbone and a heart of gold. she is neal it for the right -- she's in it for the right reasons. she cares about the rule of law. she started her career from humble beginnings in a small town in florida, and she wanted to be a prosecutor. we heard in her testimony in the judiciary committee that that was her -- that was her goal was to be a prosecutor, and she spent hours and years in those courtrooms prosecuting the bad guys. and she later became the attorney general of one of our bigger states. and as i mentioned, she was a leader. she defended the constitution. she took on the opioid epidemic. she was relentless in taking on human trafficking. and somebody i think that everybody can look up to, not just from a personal perspective and her personal story but also the way that she took on her job and had accolades from both sides of the aisle. there was actually somebody in the senate committee who was on the other side of

and pam bondi has created a task force and i'm happy to head that task force.e going to use every tool in the toolbox. civil, criminal, activities to stop the harassment of jewish students. that means we are going to take criminal action, we're going to cut off funding and do everything and formulating that right now. anita: to your point. we all remember what we saw on college campuses, columbia university to ucla and i believe we have the video where jewish students were literally barred from going to class by pro-palestinian protesters, in some cases pro-hamas protesters. there you go. look at that. no one seemed to be doing anything about it and we heard very little from the last administration on why this was so wrong. how is this going to change now? >> you heard crickets from the last administration and in those protests i was embarrassed to see my law school, ucla, allow this type of harassment go on. columbia university how it's going to stop, it's simple, we are going to cut off their funding and criminal activity against those protesters and alert bl

pam. >> yeah. and we heard from someone who just retired from the agency, who was on the last hour, who conveyed that and was concerned that that all this food is just rotting because it's sitting in the ports and it's not going to to people who need it. and just the widespread implications of this, and we're still trying to wrap our heads around it, right? as are the employees of the agency. they don't know what's going on here. i want to go back to you at the white house to switch gears for a moment, because we are just learning that the president is going to sign an executive order which would ban transgender athletes from women's sports. and worth noting, this is a national girls and women in sports day. what exactly would this order enforce? >> yeah, well, there are a couple of things. one, i think i just want to make very clear how this was a long held campaign promise of the president, and one that actually received a lot of attention and garnered a lot of support for him throughout his time

we are ecstatic to have pam bondi as our attorney general.a career prosecutor, hard-nosed, no nonsense. with confirmation of pam bondi as top cop in the country with with people being deported so far, it is signalling return to law and order in this country. return he promised us, it is crystal clear to anybody watching, days of prioritizing criminals are over. >> todd: what do you expect pam bondi to do differently from merrick garland? >> well, i really think she's actually going to enforce the laws of this country and be supportive of closing our border and making sure we are deporting people. you are see more commitment and rei reinvestment across this country to make sure we have enough police officers on the street. you will see more agresive posture about war on cops in this country that has seen 1100 police officers shot over the last three years. when you have support of attorney general and president of the united states, it can turn law enforcement where we support hard working men and women who put that uniform on everyday. >> tod

pam bondi now our attorney general. she issued orders to fight the weaponization of justice, lift the death penalty and my favourite, crack down on cities and states ordering the doj to pause all of their federal funding, why should they posit? -- why should they posit -- why should they pause it? >> they shielded them. they shield drug cartels, the drug cartels is correctly and finally labelling as foreign terrorist organizations. federal taxpayer dollars should not be used to subsidize cities and governments that shelter terrorists and criminals that are murdering our citizens by the thousands. donald trump is going to shut that down. you also mentioned that the new attorney general pam bondi following president trump's day when executive orders, has made it clear that her department's mission will centre on those criminal cartels and also partnership with the dod which of course is being led by the great pete. you have seen how president trump has already shut down the southern border, the financial lifeblood of thos

i keep trying, pam. >> all right. to have to give him a lesson. >> i got. >> i need to ask our viewers, i think, and i'll look it up. i can look it up, too, but. sighs vietnamese. is that the place? is that in the building where clown alley used to be? clown alley that. >> i know. i know clown alley i remember that. >> yeah, i think so. >> i think you're right. >> i think so. you know what? someone look it up, right? okay. >> someone's watching. >> they know someone's yelling at the tv. >> right now. >> all right. >> all right. good morning everyone. the bay bridge. we have to go there. there was a crash on the bridge. they cleared it up rather quickly. they did a really good job in getting it off the bridge completely. but it did cause a slowdown on the bridge that's recovering. it also caused the metering lights to be put on a little extra slow. this should even out if nothing else happens, i think we're going to be okay. it wasn't one of those huge crashes that blocks lanes for a long time, but nevertheless, it's a

i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark pam.'s friday. >> it is friday. >> you got us here again. it's february 7th. pam's in red. i'm in red. steve's in red. and steve has your forecast. >> that's a heck of a burden to get us here to friday, pam. so. >> yeah. >> you're welcome. >> shouldering that. okay. thank you. we do have some. still some light activity moving through, you know, hither and yon, if you will. mainly around livermore, dublin, over to san mateo. look at the lightning over in the valley. that's pushed off, though. but we're not done yet. but, you know, just kind of garden variety activity. maybe another 10th of an inch for a few if you get a brief, heavy shower or so. but i think by late morning we're on the drier side and we'll start to clear it out. 40s on the temps here to near 50 but mainly 40s system will move through and then we get a drier weekend, but there's still a flood watch until noon for the north bay that in the almost the purple there that's a frost and freeze warning. that's for late tonight int

-- terrorists and pam bondi going after this and building confidence for the american people. it's better and full transparency. she's going to issue quarterly reports continuing this look to the weaponization to the white house released to american people and it'll expose what happened and whether it was unethical tactical practices on j6 and whether actually letitia james, fani willis or weaponization of the justice system against a person running for the presidency being used by incumbent administration. it'll go after all the different things but one big thing it'll do is it's a full audit. that audit will guarantee we can also make necessary changes in the fbi hopefully under kash patel and under pam bondi to ensure that we have a government who works for the people not against the people. liz: congressman cory mills, you always bring it and love military veterans. thank you so much for putting your life on the line to defend america. good to see you again. >> god bless. >> we're going to hold sanctuary cities accountable and take them on and take them to court. again, it

i'm pam. >> cook and good morning i'm dave clark. welcome to monday, february 10th. pam.t is very cold. >> that's why i'm shivering. >> i run pretty warm and i'm. when i'm freezing. yeah. you know, it's cold. wow. >> good morning, both of you. yes, you are right, dave. we are just as cold as yesterday morning. even a tad colder in some areas with frost and freeze advisories to go along with it. here's a look over san francisco. half hour until the sun will rise. once the sun rises, we will begin to rebound. but between now and sunrise, temperatures are expected to cool just a little bit more. freeze warning for the north bay valleys and hills. east bay valleys and hills, santa clara valleys and hills on the east side. they're going until 9 a.m. frost advisory for the rest of us, excluding san francisco and the coast. but even half moon bay is 36 degrees this morning. san francisco at 38, in the north bay, 34 in novato, and 30 degrees for the inner east bay of livermore. as we take a look out to the north bay, 29 sonoma novato. fairfax, 29, in alamo. i'll have a look at wh

let's go back to pam. >> thank you sal.nt trump banning transgender athletes from women's sports. the penalty schools will face if they ignore the order. >> and he is the newest member of the golden state warriors. the warriors just added a player known for his toughness on and off the court. [music] top stories we're following for you this morning. we are honoring our friend, our colleague, beloved ktvu news anchor dennis richmond, who died yesterday at the age of 81. former south bay bureau chief lloyd lacuesta started at ktvu in 1976. the same year dennis was named ktvu main anchor. >> the very first station that i ever worked with. an african american anchor. and i take great pride in saying that. you saw some pictures of me together with dennis, that dennis was the african american anchor who tossed it to one of the first asian american reporters in the business. and i take great pride in that. when i met dennis dennis, you know, we became very good friends. i had had him over my home a few times, and he taught me real

pam, great to have you. well, you've had your own shock and awe off, you know, 30 hours since being in office. congratulations. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> just landed from. >> new orleans, as you said. and you know, kristi noem with homeland security has done a great job working in conjunction with our atf agents, our dea agents, our fbi agents getting ready for the super bowl. also, sean went out today and met with the family of matthew todaro. i met his mom, kathy. he was killed on january 1st in that horrific, horrific murder in new orleans. and i got briefed on that today. so it's been a very busy day. met with over 30 members, more of law enforcement in new orleans, and they are prepared for the super bowl. kathy lanier with the nfl, they are crushing it out there, and they are going to keep new orleans and louisiana safe. and i'm proud to be part of that. >> i'm glad to hear that. let me let me start with the you've cracked down on sanctuary cities. the doj has put a pause on all federal funding to

pam bondi takes the reins at d.o.j.l prosecutor takes over the cia but kash patel who was of former federal prosecutor and public defender will take over the fbi. to what will change? how can we get politics out of our justice and intelligence community? joining us house judiciary committee and former judge laurel lee. thank you for being with us. if memory serves pam body hired a political opponent in florida she thought that person would help advance the cause of justice in florida. that is a rare and i think people would like to see more of that. >> that is right, trey. that payment bondi we know in florida is our attorney general sheet was committed to integrity, to fairness, to upholding the law but she fought the heart issue she's defended our consumer she protected the elderly. she fought human trafficking and what yo you touched on is so important. we are at a moment we need to restore confidence in the department of justice and the fbi. president trump attorney general bondi despite all the weaponization of the

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ag pam bondi says they look at everything they decide. settling discrete, specific matters. not setting policy. i mean, president trump has article ii constitutional powers to cut waste. let's turn to this. remember when former president joe biden openly bragged about going up against the supreme court defying it to do his unconstitutional student loan bail out the court ruled was wrong. watch joe biden here. >> tens of millions of people's debt was literally about to get canceled, but then some of my republican friends and elected officials and special interest sued us and the supreme court blocked us, but that didn't -- >> booo. liz: why didn't the media and democrats call that a constitutional crisis then? >> because they supported joe biden and supported his legislation. they supported the agenda and so they see themselves as publicists for democrats and they see themselves as attack dogs for the democratic party against republicans. they have been doing z liz: jason rantz always terrific to listen to you. now please listen to this. >

we don't know when to talk, but you know dave and pam. that will probably make you happy. today is much better than yesterday. yesterday was. yeah. it was not good. today is much better. let me show you. let's go to our triple a traffic camera. it looks downright good out there for this time of the morning. and then we look at interstate 880. remember, we had problems there. that looks very good. we can look at the bay bridge toll plaza, and it's very normal. i think after yesterday, people will take normal. yesterday at this time we already had like 50 or 60 incidents. today it's a lot more sedate. so i know that steve says it's going to rain tomorrow. and of course that will probably change things. so take advantage of this so-called break. day 619. let's bring the man himself in to tell us more. >> i mean, we're live right now. south tv. i thought this was only in house. >> yeah, people are watching. >> oh my gosh. all right, hold on a minute. okay, i'm ready now. all right, here we go. russian river at guerneville. looks like it's pea

i hope pam bondi and kash patel takes all of them down!vernor on dam, you cannot do this in the country. you do not tip-off somebody who is being acquired to look at because law enforcement wants to have a discussion with you. you get cannot get that! >> emily: exactly to your point, the mother of someone who was viciously murdered here just one of many, templates with pam bondi when making this announcement. >> her murder was able to come across the border knowing that he was flagged as ms-13 gang member. many had a criminal record in 2020 in el salvador for illicit gang activity. i have been sharing her story over two and a half years to bring change because this should have not ever happen to kayla and it shouldn't be happening to other families being hurt by the border. homeland security did not do their jobs. >> emily: so kayleigh, i'm curious the attorney general talks about the safety of all new yorkers are the governor talks about this lawsuit being worthless, is that what they are calling for his angel mom and the life of her chil

pam bondi sworn in as u.s. attorney general today, this news.ut to issue several major orders to top democrats politicizing and weaponizing the justice system. also u.s. attorney general bondi is reportedly expected to order a review of the cases brought against president trump. that includes manhattan d.a. alvin bragg's case against trump in new york, possibly letitia james' case, also jack smith's case. jason, so many reel analysts -- legal analysts said all of those cases were totally unfair and they had constitutional violations including due process rights violations against trump. where do you come down on a.g. bondi doing this? >> i love this, because it is the not just about whether or not this was the result of a political vendetta. what i'm really curious about is what was going on behind the scenes that reveals why they chose to do this, but they didn't think that their e-mails were going to be read or their text messages on their work phones would be read? there's been a lot of potential coordination between the white house and indiv

what you see in pam bondi is what a real prosecutor sounds like. be tough on the criminals, not on the victims. when i hear the phrase sanctuary city, sandra, it makes me want to think a sanctuary for whom? the sanctuary should be like for her daughter, not illegal gang members want to stay in new york and drive a car. >> sandra: amen to that. you just have to think that based on what we have seen and heard so far and the people who are in power that things will change, trey. >> well, they are going to change or they are going to lose money because they lost the election. new york, again, no offense to either one of my friends that live there, y'all do not set the policy for the united states. the president does, and he is, and pam bondi is not letitia james, we saw that yesterday. >> sandra: that is quite clear to all of those who just listened to both of them on this issue. trey, thank you very much and great to see you. >> yes, ma'am. you, too. >> john: it is a marathon going on in the oval office with president trump continuing to answer questi

. >> it started with joe and it started with pam. they're making sure that kobe is able to live the dream. >> we need to tell that story of of kobe bryant and his family before. to really understand who this guy really was. >> i saw kobe at 1516. he took two classes from me english two and speaking arts. as a senior. >> to speak in arts. i'm about to give a presentation for 2.5 minutes. three minutes? >> he's just very quiet and very self-possessed. and he was doofy. >> done done michael jordan, emmitt smith. but the two people that i admire the most are my mother and my father. he was very much moved by the fact that we spent a lot of time in sophomore year talking about joseph campbell and the hero's journey. the idea of determining what it is that you really love and what it is that you want, and going after that with every fiber, every part of your body and heart and soul and passion. hearing the ball bounce. feeling that you get out, making a great pass. walking on the hardwood. lacing up your sneakers. i just love it. i love ju

announcing the creation of a white house faith office and the task force to be led by attorney general pam bondi to investigate the targeting of christians. in the u.s. and especially in the federal government. >> president donald trump: including at the doj which was terrible, the irs, the fbi, terrible. and other agencies, in addition to task force we will work to fully prosecute anti-christian violence and vandalism in our society and to move heaven on earth to defend the rights of christians and religious believers, nationwide. >> those not in the constitution, democrats are denouncing the president's remarks and action suggesting he is violating their principal of separation of church and state. >> this is been something they have been going for for a long time and enables them to indoctrinate, diffuse their particular religion with our government. in ways that would make our founders role on their grave. >> he continues to pilot the executive orders and actions with 54 already, and the trump 100 day mark does not even come to the end of april well on his way to breaking that mark set

he's got pam bondi in charge. put her up against anybody that the left wants to bring in and when they win like they are already winning, it sets the precedent they need so this is not about the next four months. it's about the next 40 years. they go to court on every one of these things and they win and for went and for the next 40 years they have got a legal basis to keep up what they started so i say bring on the legal fight, let's create a permanent victory. david: this will set precedent for the future. great stuff. thank you, we will be watching on "the big money show" every weekday from 12:00 to 2:00 pm eastern time on fox business. don't miss the markets right now, the dow and the s&p and the nasdaq are all in green territory so they have absorbed and adjusted the bad news from the ppp with inflation going up. daniel newman joins me now. tell us about deep seek and the fear of that things spreading but a couple weeks ago people thought of this was not the end of nvidia's rain, what do you say? >> we had th

tommy tuberville was with me when pam bondi was sworn in yesterday. >> pam bondi will bring trust back to our department of justice. our justice system. people across the country have been throwing their hands up going what do we do? we don't believe in what's going on. the number one thing we have to do in this country if you are a politician or anybody that has anything to do with our justice system, the people have to believe in what you are doing and why you are doing it. >> harris: senator, the people, okay. what about democrats? they are ready for all-out -- i'm just quoting, a battle, war, the word war was used. not just against the crisis, they are pushing against these changes. >> look, the democrats are pushing against president trump's nominees. i think what i listen to them saying we'll fight. their definition is obstruct, delay and waste very precious time to get this country back on the right course, make sure our institutions are credible and most importantly, undo the devastation and damage based on the crime and the influx of those here that seek to do us harm. this is

here are some other priorities for pam bondi.ning charging arresting priorities targeting gang leaders, for terrorists and murder acts, arresting for prior violent crimes, and of course, targeting fentanyl equipment. i'm trying to put myself in your position, irene the wife of border patrol agent. it is unconscionable to get these obvious policies pam bondi will be enacting were enacted by -- weren't enacted by the biden administration? just as american citizen, that is what we deserve. to the constitution of the united states and provide one of the functions of the constitution of the federal government to provide for tranquility of the american citizens, we the people of this united states. we demand those things. they are common sense! but the reality is the democrats and the last administration don't care. if pam bondi will be starting with any of the investigations, i encourage her to begin with every representative, every mayor on border cities because we know the mayor, new mayor, old mayor, the congresswoman who i ran aga

guerra contra el trÁfico de drogas, la nueva fiscal federal pam bondy contempla la pena de muerte paraar el cartel de sinaloa, perdieron todos los incendios de california y por ser indocumentados no pueden recibir ayuda. escuchamos los reclamos de los protagonistas. >> llegar a pedir una ayuda federal, eso es como no sÉ, te quedas como si lo hago o no lo hago, porque te puede dar miedo. eliÁn: con el consentimiento de sus padres, una niÑa de 9 aÑos fue en busca de un tatuaje de donald trump en arizona. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con eliÁn zidÁn. eliÁn: muy buenas noches. varias tormentas invernales estarÁn desarrollando en el paÍs a lo largo de este fin de semana, gabriel torres, meteorÓlogo de nuestrafiliada en san antonio en texas nos tiene todos los detalles del pronÓstico del tiempo. buenas noches. gabriel: muchÍsimas gracias. muy buenas noches. definitivamente estamos con bajas temperaturas en gran parte del paÍs, asÍ es como estamos arrancando este fin de semana, hacia sectores de chicago registrando estos 23 grados. temperaturas por debajo del punto de

pam bondi made it clear this is about the safety of u.s. citizens. >> this is a new d.o.j.ican citizens and angel moms like the mom standing behind me who you will hear from in a moment. new york was chosen to prioritize illegal aliens over american citizens. his stops and stops today. we sued illinois and new york did not listen so now you are next. >> kathy hochul responded this we expect pam bondi's worthless lawsuit to be a failure just like the others let me be clear new york is not backing down. tom homan is going to be meeting with the mayor erekat adams to talk about immigration. maria: that was kathy hochul. maria: backing down from supporting illegal migrants over american citizens, what you backing down from. >> on top of everything letitia james has spent the last several years to prove mar-a-lago is worth $18 million when she could've enforced real laws that exist. i think pam bondi is remarkable i'm so impressed. >> new york what the most dreaded add ever been in 35 years this past election. i don't know if it'll fly this time around but i think it'll be a fed

then pam bondi announces immigration related lawsuit. later, the first hearing of the house department of government efficiencies subcommittee with marjorie taylor greene. now president trump attends the swearing-in ceremony for tulsi gabbard from the oval office. this is about 40 minutes. trump: we are delighted to swear in tulsi gabbard. most of you know her, she is fantastic. i want to congratulate you. all of your friends here -- you have a lot of friends. tulsi gabbard is an american of extraordinary courage and exceptional patriotism who devoted her life to public service and i have watched her for years on different shows and everything. i said she is a woman of great common sense you know? we like the common sense i think we started it in terms of common sense. even larry king -- you are very young. you are very young but you always had -- you always had the situation covered properly, became the youngest woman elected to the hawaii state legislature and joined the hawaii army national guide -- guard deploying three times. people

pam bondi is right, you can't have a law and think you are on your own. there is supremacy clause here and kathy hochul says we'll stand by new yorkers and not back down. they are illegal immigrants, governor, it is reflected in terms of law enforcement and money, there is economy, clawback on fema, federal funds. this is out of control and donald trump is saying no more. >> ainsley: sounds like because of supremesay clause, donald trump will win. >> judge jeanine: he should win on this. green light law is every state saying we're our own nation and will not abide by constitution. immigration is a federal issue, state has no role to platelet and they don't have to do anything, they cannot obstruct federal government. >> ainsley: what happens if pam bondi wins one of these cases, what does that mean for sanctuary cities and states elsewhere? >> judge jeanine: you will lose money, lose fema money and see deportations happen quicker. they will hold them in contempt and this is kind of thing president trump said he would do and he's doing it. >> ainsley: you

pam bondi is ready to take these on. >> your policies say you are.o governor says we're in compliance and work with you. i hope he means it. trust by verify. what pam bondi and tom homan are doing we're looking at what is in the statute. if you are a city within colorado not saying what the governor is saying, for example, we'll challenge you in court and may the best man win. we believe the law is on our side and we'll win. you look at the governor in illinois. i don't know if he is setting himself up to run for president one way sitting there going everything i can do to stand against trump is what i can do. he is putting his citizens at risk. illegal crime is out of control all over the state and chicago. it may be a political move. look at the american people. there is a mandate from republicans and independents and even some democrats now saying we want safer cities. so he should look at that before he decides to go to war with donald trump. clearly the country is saying we want this. >> harris: look, florida governor ron desantis signed an agre

pam bondi is up to the challenge. the florida attorney general's office is one of the largest in the nation. it handles a broad scope of civil and criminal investigations, just like the u.s. department of justice. she led that office effectively and efficiently and she will do the same thing now as attorney general. and she has received overwhelming support from all across the country. more than a hundred former senior doj officials wrote a letter to the judiciary committee in support of pam bondi. here's what they said about her track record. quote, it shows the no nonsense law and order, pro-law enforcement approach that she will bring to the department of justice. that's their quote. the fraternal order of police also urged the senate to confirm pam bondi. this is an organization of over more than 377,000 members of law enforcement. she's also earned the support of second amendment advocates. u.s. attorney general pam bondi will stand in stark contrast to the prior administration's justice department. the previous

pam bondi comes out and says stop funding sanctuary cities.sets the tone and says go do it. that was not happening the first time periods before they all like each other and nsync. i was on the ground with pete hegseth and talking to marco rubio and mike waltz as well. they are organized. they will be some bumps i continue to tell people. sometimes you hit some bumps but they have a message and are unified like the democratic party because we just learned aoc former chief of staff is going to run against nancy pelosi. >> ainsley: she served 21 terms and he calls the democrat party paralyzed and unprepared for trump's second term. his name is -- >> brian: that will be tough to put on a poster. you will lose in your knife and light even though smart. >> ainsley: they are to progressive. >> i think we got a good one periods before exactly. another day and another lawsuit and ends with blake lively with $7 million defamation lawsuit filed by a crisis p.r. executive. >> brian: wish a caught by surprise they are met? >> ainsley: it comes after weapo

i'm pam cook. >> it's a valentine's day for pam cook. >> happy valentine's day to dave clark as

james. >> and good morning to you, pam.ifferent tariffs from different countries. for instance, we know a number of auto parts coming from mexico will see some of those tariffs imposed by president trump. so a number of these auto giants are already starting to feel it in their own pockets. ford, for instance, already seeing a 4% decrease in premarket trades. now, the president has long said he wanted to impose these tariffs on those three countries somewhat as a punishment for what he says is the allowing of illegal immigrants into the us. president trump, acknowledging these tariffs will create a short term pain, likely raising prices and shorten supplies. and now some of those leaders are retaliating against the u.s, canada's prime minister imposing tariffs of its own 25% on about $150 billion worth of goods. we spoke to a taco truck owner in martinez who worries what these tariffs might mean for his business. >> i think we're known for some of the best prices in here in martinez, and with everything being so expensive,

pam, the two sisters.ay around for a little bit, but at a certain point, they do move back to philly because they don't really have that relationship anymore. it was just really devastating to see because i so admired what they had as a family. >> my mother and father, the people that are there i can rely on, i can count on whenever i need something, and i love them with all my heart. since this as well, they've always been there for me. ever since i was a little kid. they were like my shield and the sword fight. you know, they've always been there for me, protecting me from right and wrong. >> it's like, well, how does that get fractured so quickly? because he gets married. how does that go away so quickly? >> this is the point where you start to see the people who had been in kobe's inner circle start to fall away. kobe wants to take control of his own life. he wants the opportunity to make his own mistakes, and he's going to end up making them. >> charges were filed against. >> kobe bean bryant in conne

the senate voted for pam bondi last night to be the nicks u.s. attorney general and doug collins to be the next secretary of veterans affairs. caroline, your reaction. >> when it comes to rfk junior and tulsi g gabbard they were te fire crackers of the group of nominees. they're predicted to sail through. that ultimately is because of jd vance's mediating. he was the key player here behind closed doors, convincing the republican holdouts in the senate to go for them, especially susan collins, susan collins got the assurance she needed that the office of dni would be reduced from the size it is now and with rfk he said look, i'm not this rogue agent, i'm going to follow my boss' orders. just because i have a traditional conservative views about abortions and vaccines doesn't mean i'm not going to follow president trump because i serve at the pleasure of the executive. maria: i was happy to talk to jd vance the other day in that exclusive interview and i asked him what his plans are in four years. he's 40 years old. are you expecting to run for not

attorney general pam bondi throwing down and says she will prosecute government workers leaking to the media, like "the l.a. times", also in colorado giving criminal illegal aliens the heads up about coming i.c.e. raids and deportations, saying they are endangering americans and i.c.e. tonight colorado republican darrel issa joins us with a big media leak that happened in his home state of california plus this story for you. >> we are three weeks into the trump presidency. he's still flooding the zone with as many moves as possible to overwhelm his opposition. >> flood the zone. overwhelm the people. put so much out there that we get exhausted. >> the white house firing off announcement after announcement at warp speed. trump is flooding the zone. the goal is to slam the democratic opposition. liz: really that was the media in shock. the best slam the democrat opposition? trump's blistering pace, he's saying it's about fixing america. that how bad it got and he's about to sign new tariffs to level the playing field and what the media won't tell you on how chaina the eu, canada and mexi

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coy. >> hi, pam. yeah, as you mentioned, end race and racism. well, that's been used in the super bowl for the past several years. and as you said, the league will now use the phrase choose love in one of the end zones. the phrase we saw in the end zone of the chiefs stadium in the afc title game a couple of weeks ago. now, nfl spokesman brian mccarthy told us the super bowl is often a snapshot in time and choose love is appropriate. he said he gave several reasons, including the recent terrorist attack here in new orleans. the other end zone cam will have the message. it takes all of us. teams have used other phrases and end zones this season to stop, hate and vote. the league started the field stencils in 2020 as part of its inspire change social justice initiative. now to the players who will be playing on the field, specifically, chiefs star quarterback patrick mahomes, who told me yesterday there is one thing giving him added motivation this sunday the birth of his third child with wife brittany. a few weeks ago, baby golden. here's what he

and pam bondi herself was a registrant and had to disclose under the fera statute. what i do find interesting, katie, is senator grassley, you know, a very sort of well known republican leader, is a big proponent of the statute. he for years, to his credit, had been chastising the department of justice, saying there needs to be more criminal enforcement of the statute because he saw the problem and he said, you're not sufficiently deterring what i am seeing going on. and the department in the last, basically, since the mueller investigation has done a lot with respect to enforcement of the fara statute. and pam bondi on day one said no more criminal prosecutions under fara. >> there's that. there's also, ken, let's talk about whistleblowers. the whistleblower protections are being paused right now or gutted and give me the actual reporting on that. and then there's the igs that all got dismissed. it feels like anybody who might want to raise their hand and say, this isn't okay, this is corruption, is not getting that message is not welcome. it appears within the tru

she wrote this remarkable memo to pam bondi. trump, newly confirmed attorney general. she said, quote, i deem it necessary to the faithful discharge of my duties to raise the concerns expressed in this letter with you and to request an opportunity to meet to discuss them further. the reasons advanced by the acting deputy attorney general, mr. bove, for dismissing the indictment are not ones i can, in good faith defend, as in the public interest and as consistent with the principles of impartiality and fairness that guide my decision making. mr. bove proposes dismissing the charges against adams in return for his assistance in enforcing federal immigration laws. analogizing to the prisoner exchange in which the u.s. freed notorious russian arms dealer viktor bout in return for an american prisoner in russia. such an exchange with adams violates common sense beliefs and the equal administration of justice, the justice manual, and the rules of professional conduct. adams has argued in substance, and mr. bove appears prepared to concede that the mayor should receive lenien

in your words, she's quoting pam bondi to herself here. quote doj will not tolerate abuses of the criminal justice process, coercive behavior, or other forms of misconduct, danielle sassoon says, then, quote, dismissal of the indictment for no other reason than to influence adams mayoral decision making would be all three. rather than be rewarded, adams's advocacy should be called out for what it is an improper offer of immigration enforcement assistance in exchange for a dismissal of his case. although mr. bove disclaimed any intention to exchange leniency in this case for adams's assistance in enforcing federal law, that is the nature of the bargain laid bare in mr. bova's memo. that is especially so given mr. bove's comparison to the viktor bout prisoner exchange, which was quite expressly a quid pro quo, but one carried out by the white house and not by the prosecutors in charge of bout's case. this, sassoon notes in her in a footnote here. and this is like actually maybe the most explosive thing in the entire thing. this is a footnote

i'm pam cook. >> it's a valentine's day for pam cook. >> happy valentine's day to dave clark as well. >> good morning i'm dave clark friday 14th valentine's day and steve paulson has a valentine's day forecast. >> well thankfully it's today and not yesterday, right? yes we will. it will be better today. there's still a little bit kind of hanging on, but not much, especially east and south. but you know, i think we're almost done with this system here but still down. altamont pass down, santa clara valley, maybe sunol grade, santa clara valley, san jose, a little bit on the peninsula, san mateo coast. a couple little zipping by. wind speeds are coming down. it will still be a breezy, blustery day with north star just checked in. they had 31in of new snow. so until 10:00 tonight. winter storm warning. but i mean, they're also winding down. but they'll still be there will be some big time totals coming in here in the next couple of hours. straight from the heart though. today will be better after some lingering morning rain. look for 50s on the temps. we'll get a break on saturday. could

ellie, what are you watching for in terms of what the doj looks like under attorney general pam bondi? >> well, the thing that jumped out to me today, caitlin, is essentially pam bondi first act in office is to order an investigation of the january 6th and the classified documents prosecution of donald trump. that is an outrageous thing to do on your first day. if you're trying to restore doj's equilibrium and establish this as a nonpolitical place that is an overtly political quest. and by the way, let me spoil the secret and tell you how it's going to come out someday. six, eight, ten months from now, we're going to get a report, and they're going to say those prosecutions of donald trump were wildly corrupt and political and improper. it won't come out any other way. keep in mind that many of the bosses of doj represented donald trump in those very same criminal cases. look, donald trump won the election. those cases were dismissed. they won. they should leave well alone. and i do not think it's good for morale or for the independence of doj, for pam bondi to come in on day one and