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i think he's pecking up where we left off with the soleimani strike.tting fear back in to the equation. i think a lot of people think because he says he's about not having wars or starting wars, he won't be, you know, used military action when it's appropriate. this case it was. i've seen, you know, the national security council agonize over these decisions and then what happens is these terrorists end up getting away. so it is good to see him actually making a quick decision to go after the threat. >> yes, sir. just want to correct real quick you're an air force figure general not army i think i read that so i don't to get yourself or me in trouble over that. i apologize. to both services -- but to move on with this, when we look at the africa theater a lot of people i say a lot of civilians don't know we're active there as a marine i know you fear to go to it is hot there and in north africa there's a lot going on there and a lot that our military and tell us about the threat in the afternoon theater. >> terrorists have tried to migrate there. one of

peck, you have three minutes. yeah.just on that point again, i have i have sympathy for the history experienced by the appellant. the thing i would point out is that we are not making the situation any worse with the construction that we're proposing here at at at the lowest point the fence the wall will be at the same height as it is at as the current fence is now. and again i'm hoping that this is generally an improvement with regards to the concerns about light and privacy on the on the back window this was the window that was pointed out and again on on on the subject of privacy. i just want to because i did consider that quite a bit. again, a solid wall to me hopefully is represents an improvement for privacy than the status quo which is a fence which allows me to look right through it as i'm doing it here in the picture here i have no other statements. okay. thank you, commissioners. any questions? nope. okay. thank you. will now hear from the planning departme. thank you again corey teague for the ping department

darren peck is tracking the wet weather. >> that's a good way to put it juliette. this is just a preview. this is live radar right now. and there is not a lot to this. it's pretty light showers. there will be a little more rain that works its way on shore. like through about 10:00 tonight. we'll see a pattern show up here. where it is primarily city and peninsula southward getting a lot of rain. that will pretty much stay that way going through tomorrow morning. watch the back edge of this kind of clear out. and then, most of wednesday, it actually doesn't rain. until we get to the start of this. this is the wednesday night rain that moves in. and, this is the beginning. i'm going to pause it so you can see the start. i'm going to show you the details for how this intensifies overnight in the next visit. for thursday morning. but for right now, let me show you what the broad overview on this is. if we look at what the national weather service has done as a result of the anticipated rain coming our way for thursday, into friday morning, they have issued a flood watc

we'll freeze the map here with the current radar pers peck perspective and there is the break for the bay trying to make its way into san francisco. over the ocean more showers are developing and those are going to head in through the rest of tonight. let's take you through futurecast from tonight to sunday night. rain after rain, it's really going to peak tomorrow morning. it tapers off to on and off showers by tomorrow night and much of sunday. we're going to be seeing another. the second peak heading our way as we head into monday. especially later in the day. so we are looking at this atmospheric river that isn't really producing a whole lot of flooding problems to this point. let's take a look at the map. we're going to rank this on our scale. two conditions so far producing less than an inch of rain even on the high end of the spectrum. on the low end. when they combine, it's an ar 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. which means beneficial rainfall. but also the threat of at least some localized flooding. haven't seen any of that yet but we're going to keep watching for that as we head into th

all right, we are having technical difficulties with darren peck. no, we aren't. here he is. he is making things happen. darren? >> reporter: just had to get a new battery put in, and i'm ready to go. we've got rain coming tomorrow. we're going to start the discussion right there. you can see the next storm. big wide view on the map here. look at this batch of clouds. that's us right now in high resolution satellite. if you remove that, all you have to do is watch the amount of rain that's about to get pulled to the west coast again. and let's think about that map and put it on the bay. when we look at us, it starts in the morning. put a little time stamp on the bottom of the screen there. this run doesn't start until the 5:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m. hour. and so like they all do, it starts raining in the north bay first in the predawn hours. then from here, this is going to march its way across the bay throughout the day. but there is two different characters to the rain tomorrow. so i want to get a little more specific and pull out the detail now for a moment. what we want to look

peck. roberts. sawyer. shallenberger. shepherd. shelley. thompson. and also our three new senators who i don't need to introduce because they are known instead of this chamber very well, senators brammer. musselman. stratton. welcome. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] now, last week i had dinner with our new legislators and their spouses. my favorite part of the night was asking them why they ran for this position. i wish every utahn could have heard their answers. it was almost impossible to tell who was republican and who was democrat that night. they inspired me. love is not too strong of a word to describe how i feel about the public servants here, and the work you have committed to do for the people of our state. i shared with them one friendly piece of advice. during this first week, you will feel overwhelmed and wonder “how on earth did i get here?” by your second week, though, you'll settle in and instead start to wonder, “how on earth did the rest of these people get here?” [laughter] our time tonight is short, and -- sorry, so

. >>> plus, there is more rain ahead, darren peck has our weekend forecast. >>> and as the great highwayto traffic in san francisco, the recall effort for the area's supervisor. >>> i respect that people are going to disagree about what to do with the great highway, but you can't beat mother nature. >> da lin spoke to the supervisor and some of his unhappy constituents. live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin with breaking news in the east bay where crews are responding to a fire at the martinez refinery. those who live nearby were asked to shelter in place. the fire broke out just before 2:00. huge dark plumes can be seen coming out of the factory. and air quality advisory has been issued for contra costa and solano counties. >> what is the latest? what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: as you can see, there are still plumes of black smoke behind me at the martinez refinery company. it has been going on about five hours now,

meteorologist darren peck is here with what we can expect. trailing off here? >> not yet, getting close. by tomorrow this time we'll be done. >> okay. >> i think like the next four hours as far as today could be more of the impressive of the rain just in time for the evening commute. it's not going to be terribly widespread. my tonight for tonight would be localized brief little pockets of heavier rain. this is live radar now. we've got a good band of rain showing up about wherever you are. none of it's super heavy now, but there's showers pretty much bay area-wide and with all this rain there is one area still of reasonable concern. we'll look at the map in a slightly different way. where's the flood watch? only in the north bay. we remove the cities and i show you what the rain has been like, we go back to friday, san jose over a little an inch, san jose a little over 2 inches and the green area up here, look at santa rosa's number since we started this, 7 inches of rain. here's another way to look at this. what is that in terms the percent of average for the

. >> people who kill people are at the top of the pecking order. it's a closed social society. >> larry levine is a former federal inmate consultant and author of the new book, prison politics 101 mastering the rules of survival. he says luigi's bizarre folk hero status can help protect him behind bars. >> people love him. people support him. it's not really now about the guy that he killed. it's about that he stood up against a corrupt system that's overcharging people for health care and letting people die. so he has a lot of respect for that. >> but that may not be the case when luigi faces a jury in a courtroom during a trial. >> if you find one juror, that's all you need in new york. who finds him not guilty? well, there's a mistrial. okay, then. all right, we're going to retry him. >> i think the defense is going to challenge the evidence. they're going to say that they should have looked at other possible suspects. but knowing that the best defense is the hope that you have sympathetic jurors or even one. >> luigi is back in court this week

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let's bring in meteorologist darren peck with the exact timing of another storm. >> yeah.ought up exact timing. i'm going to show you two separate waves of rain coming our way. we've got a few light showers coming through late tomorrow night. as we watch futurecast, see the timestamp, tuesday night into early wednesday morning we'll get brushed. that's a good way to think about this and it might be about a 0.1 or 0.2-inch of rain coming through. you might be thinking that's it. this system has started. that's not it. let's come in for a closer look and replay that again. what we'll watch is that initial wave we just visualized on the virtual map. you'll see the same thing, but watch it this way so you can see the comparison for thursday. most of wednesday's fine. you're not going to get rained on wednesday. you'll probably see blue sky and that shows up. that looks different. so that gets us overnight. by the time we get into the predawn hours of thursday, it will be widespread steady rain. the question is how much of thursday is going to look like that and how much might

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first alert meteorologist darren peck has a look at when that wet weather will arrive. >> we'll do a little comparison here because i don't want you to get faked out when the rain comes in on tuesday. watch the timestamp down there. light showers come in late tomorrow night and it's cold enough we might get a light dusting of snow on mount hamilton from it. that's tuesday night. i'm going to play this forward and play out this first wave of rain. watch what happens when this first wave is pretty much done by wednesday morning because we'll take this southern wave pretty much focused on the south bay, you maybe get a 0.1-inch of rain out of that. it doesn't rain again until very early thursday morning. most of wednesday, in fact, all of wednesday you don't get rained on. here's the comparison i think that will drive home the point of how much more impressive the thursday rain will be. this is what we just watched on the virtual map. wednesday you can see breaks of blue sky, pretty quiet and then look at this wall of rain that shows up right there. i think this drives home the point of

speaker, yesterday, the foreign minister told a conference of farmers that farming is not high in the pecking order of this government. given the heartless family farm tax, is the minister correct, yes or no? >> farming is top of the agenda as far as i'm concerned. that is why we put 5 billion pounds to support farmers in the budget. they fail to spend 300 million pounds on their watch on farming. we set out our roadmap which has been welcomed. it was described as long overdue. they didn't do it before. >> i'm sure you don't want to be leaving today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as a graduate of the orchestra, the prime minister will know -- with national spending on youth services seeing a 73% decline since 2010, can the prime minister outline how this government can bring youth services back into our communities, will he look at the protection they deserve, and will he see the first-hand light of all that they are playing in my constituency? >> mr. speaker, my days in the orchestra were a long time ago now. we do recognize that this helps to save lives, lead healthy and safe he lives. we are

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president trump is right on task as he has nominated individuals, very unconventional nonstatus peckss what america wants, that is what they are going to get the . i think she is vivacious, she is vibrant, and i think she will do a fantastic job and i do believe that she will be approved you to meantime joey here is "politico" trying to gin up the edge of your seat saying, trump's terrifying troika has eventual nature when reporter from the atlantic sought to give... take that back. here we go, it says vance out of the country ahead of confirmation but we will say that for the next one. if no democrat support her as expected she will leave vance to break a tie and help her get over the finish line, this sounds like she is going to be fine without j.d. vance? what you think? >> she will be just signing, she will be supporting lisa murkowski. i don't understand why bernie sanders is not supporting this woman after she stepped down, if she was in the dnc stepping down to protest how they treated him, he can't seem to come to terms with actually getting himself the decency to return the f

tom: so we look down the pecking order at smaller parties to see if they can get across the line. oliver crook outside the chancellery for us breaking down and setting us up with a preview of that vote. oliver crook will be part of that. a special program when polls closed sunday live from berlin. the group of seven is struggling to agree on a draft communiquÉ to mark three years since russia's invasion of ukraine. the financial times is reporting the u.s. is opposing calling russia the aggressor, threatening to derail a traditional show of unity and also to derail the truth arguably. a national security advisor push back against claims that the u.s. has not consulted with allies in europe as it looks to bring an end to the war in ukraine. >> i want to push on this notion of our european allies not being consulted as we have entered into this process. i mentioned the immediate phone call trump made to zelenskyy. he has talked to president macron in france. prime minister starmer is coming thursday. tom: let's bring in bloomberg's russia economy and government editor, greg sullivan

henpeck pecked -- rachel: it's a real thing. charlie: it can happen to humans too.to know. hopefully that doesn't happen. [laughter] rachel: we're going to do a segment on that. [laughter] charlie: post-valentine's day -- rachel: this is the a reality, after the marriage. [laughter] lisa: also good to know. rachel: oh, boy. we're going to get a lot of farm humor. i know that, it's happening to the show. and we like it. we like it, charlie. well,, listen to to this, speaking of not laying hen, but laying people off a -- charlie: or hangovers that are not going to go away. rachel: that's right. doge this week is laying off, get this, 3,600 probationary employees, 4,000 employees retained and so then the savings is $600 million. so i guess a probation their if doesn't mean they're on probation, it means they were recently hired and they're in this probationary period which makes it easier for doge and the government to to let go of them if they decide that their jobs are not necessary. lisa: well k if this is a guy, with elon musk, we saw went he took over twitter he s

special consideration for agriculture scientific research and so everyone is for budget cuts until it pecks state or city. >> abs that they want to win when they are democrat or republican bring a money back to your district is how you win reelection. going along with president trump's cuts is not higher going to run a reelection for it may be scared of a primary candidate you may not win anyway. that's where the robbers went to meet the road. >> one person's newest cork is another person's essential industry at. [laughter] >> that is exactly right. so many of these agencies could cut training and overhead but of course they go the things that is most painful. it's not like laying of a bunch of sophomore engineers it spacex. the people are public servants who want to do a good job. and they are doing it so quickly they laid off people who were in charge of our nuclear weapons and had to hire them back. let me get a break. when we come back president trump's blunt war morning aboute hostages held by hamas and his plan to take over the gaza strip. ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe

. >> reporter: house law may pecks -- lawmakers held a hearing and democrats acknowledge america's schoolse covid pandemic. >> achievement gaps which existed before the pandemic have widened according to that assessment. if math and reading gaps between higher and lower performing students continue to rise as black students continue to be more than 10 points behind their white peers in all a subjects. finish. >> reporter: an education department spokesperson if tells fox they are, quote, evaluating staffing to prioritize academics over divisive ideology. liz? elizabeth: mike emanuel, thank you so much. that was a great story. now listen to this -- >> reporter: thank you. >> reporter: and on the education department, why follow nate if linda mcmahon to be the education department secretary if you're going to get rid of the education department? >> because i told linda, linda, i hope you do a great job and put yourself out of a job. i want her to put herself out of a job. education department. so we're ranked number 40 out of 40 schools, right? we're ranked number 11 in cost per pew -- numbe

you're right, it may be important, as you both point out, to simply hunt and peck for the names that might be dodging all of these issues including earnings, negative surprises. jack, stuart, great to have you both. thank you. >> thank you. liz: cosmetic surgery might be in order forest today estee lauder's stock, badly in need of a corporate makeover after sinking to the bottom of the s&p 500. we will tell you what happened next. >>> is and later, pfizer needs a shot in the arm a despite reporting solid profit from cost cuts to vaccine sales. we talk to pfizer's ceo, albert borlaug, live about the news from capitol hill regarding rfk jr. today that's neutralizing pfizer's good news. "claman countdown" coming right back. dow jones industrials gaining 148 points. we're watching oil, gold and just about everything else for you, so don't move. ♪ ♪ where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the ans

saudi arabia is part of peck, and of course, russia's a petro state.at too, divide and conquer. david: final one, congressman. we know that iran is behindmost of the mischief that's been going on in the middle east. mischief that's too light a word, i understand that. but the "wall street journal" is reporting that israel is considering strikes against their nuclear facilities. of course, they don't have the bomb yet, but with apparently they're getting close. what do you make of an israeli strike against iran? >> i think we should give them american fuel. i mean, that's our red line as well. president trump's made that a very clear, he will not tolerate a nuclear-armed iran, and neither will israel. we can't. they're the greatest sponsor in the world, the greatest state sponsor of terror in the world. you can see it with hezbollah, the houthis, a hamas. i'm very glad they lost their partner in syria, and we need to have them reeling and not leaning in and trying to become a regional superpower. david: finally, we do have time for another one, hank goo

is there a pecking order of the crew that is being the most punished.omebody else is doing, like, porpoises. >> or they're in seattle, shooting wolves you know or a thing -- >> seth: right. >> there are some cameras -- you would pay to have this kind of vacation. "you would like to go out onto the gulf of america," hello. there's a joke right there. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's good. >> you appreciate that, yeah, all right. >> seth: yeah, yeah, i did, it was a call back, nice call back. >> let's all get used to that, shall we? and essentially be on a lovely boat and film dolphins frolicking in the sun? yeah, i would pay to do that. well, these folks got paid to do it, as opposed to, "you get to go film the army ants in the steaming dark jungles of the amazon." [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, because this took five years. >> yeah. >> seth: it was 180 expeditions. >> right. >> seth: which is amazing. >> yeah. >> seth: was there anything that you saw? i mean, i'm just imagining that you're just learning a new thing every day. >> there was a thing in cuba in wh

i actually think there's pretty much a 0% chance of recession from a gdp per peck bi, but i think they'rear we're not sure what's happening, but as the volatility subsides and we get more clarity on economic policy -- charles: is going to reignite. >> right. charles: tlt, you think yields going to go back up. >> i think we go towards 5. i think 4.8 is our base call right now, 4.9 -- can. charles: takes that back to -- >> back to the lows. if if you look at inflation, i'm very surprised at the dip in tlt was bought last week. if you rook at the 1-month, 3-month, 6-month if annualized inflation metrics, inflation is very had the and rate cuts are on pause at least until q -- 4 of this year. charles: i called you a couple of years ago the youngest gold bug i've met in my life. you've been right. everyone's calling it the top trump trail. ed what's intriguing is there's very little retail action in this. how much further can it go? >> we're going to see 3,000 plus is our call, and we're probably going to raise that soon. you're seeing physical demand, gold demand in all forms. think about wha

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that really determines the pecking order in the nfl, brian, because you got to figure over 60% of thew, who's the most valuable. >> and least valued? >> it comes from things like those cushy suites, other forms of hospitality at the stadium, being able to have huge partnerships with sponsors. the old stadiums don't really have the capacity to do that. the new stadiums do, and. they really have the ability for activation with sponsors. and that really drives the revenue. >> like i'm talking to my sister, she does all these activations. i was your activation act, brian, who are you rooting for? is it philly? >> oh, yes. >> i'm definitely rooting for the eagles to defeat the mahomes and the kansas city state farms. >> you and jake and state farm. i think there's like a beef there we all need to know about mike. thank you brian. thanks. and that does it for power lunch. closing bell starts right now. >> all right. welcome to closing bell and scott wapner live from post nine here at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with unsettled stocks with tariffs, inflation. >

and i think that is all you need to know about where kyiv stands in the pecking order here. this peace deal is likely to be between russia and the united states, telling ukraine what they think is its best path going forwards. that is a marked change and will leave many ukrainians deeply concerned and many troops on the front lines fighting for ukraine. perhaps wondering exactly what their efforts and loss is for right now. >> sure, kim, i wonder to nick's point, if trump's view of foreign policy is purely one based on transactions and what ultimately it will benefit the united states benefit him? what does ukraine have to offer? is it these rare earth minerals? is that leverage to get trump to try to push for more out of the kremlin? >> yeah, i did speak to a ukrainian contact who was briefed on what went on in ramstein and said that they're very upset with what secretary of defense pete hegseth said about this resolution is probably not going to include ukraine as part of nato, that you're not going to see a return to ukraine's 2014 borders. all bad news. the one bright si

the eagle's pecked away any hope for chiefs three peat. but that was kendrick lamar going hard against drake there on the stage for the halftime performance. and of course, there's the battle for the audience with those television ads. super bowl sunday was one for the books, as it always is, here to talk through the highlights. segun. odu, i do it every time i talked to him. 170 million freaking times. you know what? i'm going to let kendrick lamar come for me. or you can segun, you can come for me as well. brian steinberg is also here, senior tv editor at variety. all right. so i'm going to start with you. holy smokes. the stars came out didn't they yes the stars were there. >> move over, kevin hart move over bradley cooper i am the real eagles fan. we worked in. eagles fandom into my wedding vows. but i mean, starting with lady gaga, like on bourbon street, opening up white dress, black piano, singing about, you know, the tragic victims that happened january 1st in new orleans. it was amazing. you saw stars everywhere. paul mccartney an

i feel like our performance at a peck matched in many ways chicago and what they had to do [indiscernible] >> ours was better. >> ours is more complicated as a international event. and then finally, i just want to thank you. i also want to thank adrian, because she has held the role of deputy director for emergency services, lead covid command really operationally through 18 months or more and [indiscernible] ataking her talent to the region as general manager for urban area security initiative which represents not only san francisco county, but also 12 other bay area counties. one thing we know is that there is a lot going on in the country and four major events that may happen here, the message we get from the feds are that, you need to be ready to be on your own for a while. there are-we can see what is happening in florida right now and we are not out of hurricane season, and so i'm very grateful we will have your leadership at the regional level because we need to build regional reliability and resilience as much as we can. thank you so much adrian for your service. [applause] so, we

the housing inspection abated those notice of violations and sent 28 cases to the directors hearing pecks i'm available for questions. thank you. >> >> 5e. update on dbi's finances. deputy director of private right of action. >> and i have the regular monthly update to present first and then item 6 will be the budget. >> so we are 50 percent of the way through the year the only not able thing now is this monthly report includes elements of our upcoming six months budget status to the controller and the mayor we projection where we'll end at the year end so many uncertainly at this time of the year. that our only projection is um, revenue items. next slide, please. so we are doing well in revenue above 50 percent in the charges for services and listens fees great news we'll continue to monitor in winter is. next slide, please. our major cost is salaries and benefits and below 50 percent allow the mayor announced a citywide hiring freeze will impact the fees but to what decree it is unmoney it will be savings but to be conservatively we're projecting on budget and row evaluate it in the mon

. >> cha cha cha cha was started by my father phillip barber and his business partner leon peck in 1984iginally he started it to bring puerto rican and cuban food that he had grown up eating in new york to san francisco. >> but eventually it evolved into a top us hotspot with long lines, loud music and flowing sangria. i began working at church of cha around 15 years ago during the summers off from high school and until then it was just a restaurant i grew up in. it wasn't until i started working there that i realized how renowned it really was. my teachers all ate there. my friends parents all out there. i waited on my childhood crush kelly kapowski from saved by the bell. >> it became clear to me that i was not just working at my family's restaurant but rather i was part of a san francisco institution. a lot of the people who were working there at that time the ones who showed me the ropes of the restaurant industry are still there to this day. the chefs have been there for decades, the bartenders as well. there's a host who's been working thursday nights there for about 30 years. cha

we know where we sit in the order, we want _77 pecking order, werjost nantethe _m_ pecking order, werjostity. that's the key. we've been treating the second tier for the tong — been treating the second tier for the long time. it's nothing new to 50 we so we just to . battiing us, so we just need to keep battling i us, 50 we just need to keep battling - i. egg we _ us, so we just need to keep battling i assure we won't away. i can assure you we won't be going — away. i can assure you we won't be going away, so we're just going to keep— going away, so we're just going to keep working and fight for the 27=z z: z it will come at some - it will come at some pointi when it comes, we got to and when it comes, we got to take it. so that's the view from georgia, but for this year at least, wales remain in the competition — and — as we mentioned — face ireland at home on saturday — and the away side will have some new faces in the team ahead of their trip to cardiff. dan sheehan came off the bench in ireland's wins over england and scotland — but he'll captain the team after wales against ireland,