i'll sing with the coffee team, finishing ahead of his younger brother alex. the main race is on sunday, sending champion horse him, i've seen isn't taken pause because of the injury. in the n. b, the cleveland cavaliers. it'd be the boston celtics, and the meeting of the top 2 teams in the instance home 1st came into a $22.00 points down, but came back to be defending charges. donovan mitchell tops called for the tabs with 41.7 games ahead of the south city. i can see i'm showing you why. the 49 you cut down to celebrate is east 26th birthday was 31 points for the latest as they beat the city wide was the clippers. the 5th straight victory in 11th, when incessant game sunk its joint, the nation is lost. and the biggest on bass goes on hill. tiny is one of them up nicely for new season. the officer sold the surgery. he didn't take long to find his range in spring training. smashing a full run for the los angeles noticed, i guess his former team angels adult does say the says a game of regular season in tokyo. just not sure how long it is 1st, it left the schoo

on alex's era, inside story is coming up. the the is had a lot of that will stop by looking at the satellite imagery, east asia. and you can see the development of some fixed cloud across moving parts of china. and that where the system is going to bring some exceptionally heavy rain across the korean peninsula. a bit of a wintery mix to more northern parts of china, and it lost its way further east. bringing some of that winter weather to south korea, north korea, as well as on woods to central parts of japan. below it, we loaned the spells of rain running all the way down to east and pots of china to the very south as well. another wintery mix developing across small central areas, not cold blast, is going to bring temperatures down rather dramatically for the likes of so, and you know, the temperatures offsets to rise in paces further south, for example, ty pay will be 5 degrees above the average that on monday, now it's also a bit of a wintery mix. it's expected to bloss into northern parts of pakistan and india, which co

that was good to have you with this alex. why is it the fortunate few have been able to a mass such a huge amount of wealth? you know, we live in a, a time when compared to 50 or a 2 years ago. we've seen this public narratives pushed by, you know, corporate law this and, and we'll see individuals, particularly controlling loud pumps of the media. but somehow we need very significant extreme wells in order for our economies to work better and thoughtfully evident shows exactly the opposite. our economies would a better deliver stronger gross, better outcomes for us as human beings, when we have low arena quality. and that's why we used to have a very high margin tax rates on extreme wells, on very large and corporate profit rates as high as 1890 percent. even in some countries they've come right that we've had this race to the bottom of a decades, particularly since the 1980s may affect to that is not the we've seen high groves of course we haven't in front of in growth has slowed them stagnated. over that period, what we've

. >> reporter: for alex who avoided every corporation today so far, this boycott effort feels more focused and that makes her hopeful. >> i would say it's good just in the senses of everyone sort of understanding their power. >> the people's union usa says they don't expect the boycott to change things overnight but hope it still sends a message to corporations. we also saw more traditional protesting today on the streets of palo alto. demonstrators gathered outside of a tesla dealership, focusing their attention on elon musk. >> when we're under attack, what do we do? >> fight back. >> tesla headquarters and other showrooms across the nation are being used as a rallying point for protesters voicing concerns about musk's influence on government and data privacy. >>> there has been stunned reaction from pretty much all over the world tonight in the wake of that fiery exchange at the oval office this morning. a meeting between ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy and president trump and vice president j.d. vance devolved into a shouting match. >> mr. president, with respect, i think it's

alex. >> okay. and ruben live for us in palo alto. and thank you. up next here on the four this afternoon. it has been a violent week in oakland. >> it certainly has. coming up next, though, police detailing the arrest that they have made in some of those cases and the one crime that helped them to connect the dots. >> and a live look there over sfo where another unseasonably mild day across the bay area. but changes are coming. i'm tracking winter weather for with fatigue and light-headedness, i knew something was wrong. then i saw my doctor and found out i have afib, and that means there's about a 5 times greater risk of stroke. symptoms like irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, can come and go. but if you have afib, the risk of stroke is always there. if you have one or more symptoms, get checked out. making that appointment can help you get ahead of stroke risk. this is no time to wait. tax on police officers. police now say they've made arrests in a number of different cases and also

feel a staggering exchange between the us president his number 2 and the leader of is you creating alex, raised voices, pointed fingers, well to me as the landscape accused of being disrespectful to the country, which is supported him through 3 years of war, and donald trump insisting he should be more grateful. you're allowed all the way. and if there's anything that example should be right around the word, beginning of the war, not in a good position. it was, i don't have the cards right now with us. you start having a car right now. you're being so nice for you to you. again later we relied visions of people seeing you gambling with world war 3. 1, you'll see a gambling with world war 3, and what you're doing is very dis, disrespectful to the country. both tom said there was a chance of a peace deal claiming it was very close, but zalinski insisted blood to me and put and had broken too many agreements to be trusted. 2019. i signed with him the deal i signed with him, but after that he broke and this is 5. the landscape wasn't time to sign a deal between the 2 countries to allow us t

on the inside, the gulf stream alex simeon released it from is really not exact number to being agreed upon. these really military need many times and violated the agreement a lot of times compared to the sites that would lead me right now. these really are these really prime minister and his military are only interested in pushing for an extension rather than moving to freezing. which means that one doesn't have to be very consistent with the many statements by the other officials . and. and since that, as soon as we go into resume door and that are that frightened people here, i hope process has itself, but it's a research re crisis. i'm just now receiving oxygen from a vend slicer according to the back to can thousands of faithful la hosing vigils for the 88 year old head of the roman catholic church. he's been in hospital for 3 weeks passing pneumonia and 1st loans. the vatican says, despite the setback, the pope remains allots as in good spirits. still ahead on the al jazeera the banquet, the she students who helped oust prime minister shake of see not last in launch that own poli

alex and mary catherine, thank you. all right. zelensky is dressed for distress and milan fashion is stripped down. we'll explain it friday. follies raymond arroyo next. >> honestly, i was. >> scared when i was told age related macular degeneration could jeopardize my vision. >> great. >> one more thing to. >> worry about. >> it was all too hard to deal with in the beginning, but making a plan with my doctor to add preservision was easy. >> preservision areds2 contains the exact any recommended, clinically proven nutrient formula to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. >> thanks to preservision. i feel better that i'm doing something about it. like millions of others. >> preservision i. >> had the. >> worst dream last night. you were in a car crash and the kids and i were on our own. we couldn't afford the house anymore. >> that's awful hon. >> my brother was telling me he got life insurance from ethos. >> but isn't getting life insurance a huge pain. >> with ethos? they've said it only took ten minutes an

alex, big news day. left. >> interesting point here laura i hadn't thought of, why did we just give the nazi the 45-degree salute? we can only have the 90-degree or zero degree. who consented to this? doesn't make you nazi because you put your hand up at 45-degree angle. so absurd. no one actually thinks is he nazi. isn't that the fundamental question. do you actually think musk is a nazi? no one really thinks that. anyone who used that logic just clearly a partisan that doesn't like that he is threatening the bureaucracy. the whole point of doge is that musk points this out in the interview, laura, he thinks half the government is waste. half of the government is waste. he points out how a stacey abrams funded ngo got $100 and turned that into $2 billion that is the biggest scandal i ever heard of. we just blew through it. we just blew straight through it. >> laura: she is brilliant. one thing about this sitdown they did in the interview. they were having a lot of fun. serious topics discussed. but i th

and alex thompson has very good sources. he was being leaked to by people who were working in the inner circle and knew that it was going to be a disaster if this carried on. and, you know, matt yglesias had a post on slow boring, his substack about a month ago where he said, the only person who can win in 2028 is someone who does a full culpa and throws biden under the bus. and i think that's what is going to be happening. but you have to take some personal responsibility when you're doing that. >> do you think gavin newsom will do that on his podcast? >> you know what? i'm not going to listen to the podcast because i don't care. but i think the title of this book, original sin, should be the name of jake tapper's autobiography because he was part of the original sin. he was a part of the, you know, the ideology that said, we have to cover up for joe. make no mistake, we saw it with our own eyes. he was up close. he was right there. he knew people in the white house. he was talking to people in the white house. and i agree.

we spoke with alex from san francisco who participated in that boycott. >> good just in the sense of everyone sort of understanding their power in the economy. i think a lot of people have had dissatisfaction but haven't known what to do with it. >> while some economists doubt a one-day boycott will drive major changes, activists hope it will inspire further movements. >>> coming up, we'll take you inside a san francisco warehouse store with eight decades of history. meet the owner who is struggling to stay open as he deals with rising prices because of tariffs on china. >>> later, losing your home to fire is tough enough, but one san francisco family found that was just the start of their problems, how the community is helping them get back what they lost. >>> and next, an encampment was blocking a school in oakland, but now it's gone. we'll tell you what it is or what's in its place and who put it there. >>> finishing the month of february with temperatures more reminiscent of may, we were a good 10 to 15 degrees above average across the entire bay area today, upper 70s inland, con

west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverageoast rap.com. new at 11, bitcoin's market value dropped as much as 7% today to just more than $78,000, its lowest since november. it's been a rough week for the world's largest cryptocurrency. so far, bitcoin has fallen 16% in the past week, its biggest weekly drop since the collapse of the ftx crypto exchange back in 2022. analysts say a sell off in tech stocks and doubt about u.s. crypto policy has left the industry feeling fragile. a win on wall street today to wrap up a losing month, there was a brief pullback after president trump and president zelensky clashed in the oval. but the markets finished the day strong. the dow soared more than 600 points, the nasdaq was up 302 and change, and the s&p 500 added 92. coming up, a fight against child sex trafficking, the new bipartisan alliance between california lawmakers. plus, it's been a pillar of the community for decades. the popular bowling alley is closing up shop come the end of march. >> and in merriwether, we are wrapping up ano

they're part of the fire releasing the companies including the bodies on the inside the gulf stream alex simeon release it from is really not the exact number that been agreed upon. these really military need many times and violated the agreement a lot of times compared to the sites that would lead me right now. these really are these really prime minister and his military are only interested in pushing for an extension rather than moving to freezing. which means going back to doesn't have to be very consistent with the many statements by the other officials. and, and since that, as soon as passes, i believe is realms going to redeem the world that are that frightened people here a hi, francis, a sofa davis furniture crisis. i'm just now receiving oxygen from oven today. so thousands of faithful a housing vigil for the a t h road has of the roman catholic church. he's been in the hospital for 2 weeks spots and you might have in face long's that's can says, despite the setback, the pipe remains the loads and in good spirits. still ahead on the out is there on the bank that that she studen

sprint race on his 1st all saying that we did the caustic team finishing ahead of his younger brother, alex or the main race is on sunday defending champion. jorge motion isn't taking part because of the entry and the end be the cleveland cavaliers. be the boston celtics, and the meeting of the top 2 teams in the eastern conference seasons or 22 points down but came back to beat to defending kansas donovan mitchell top school for the cabs with 41 points and new cut down to to celebrate to these 26th birthday with 31 points for the lakers and say beat their city arrivals. the clippers is a 5th street victoria and 11th win inspecting game frontage, joins to make his last month the biggest start and baseball. so here tommy is warming up nicely for new season officers sold the surgery. he didn't take longer to find his ranch in spring training, smashing a home run for the los angeles still does it guess his former teams, the angels. they'll just say the 1st game of regular season in tokyo, this month about so as well for me 100 back to next. so great, thank you very much. thanks but sorry about

that something that we can celebrate grammar time in diana, on alex's era, she looked at image issues like, you know, the 20th, like a terrorist looks like put it look like in a world of increasing prejudice. 5 women stand up into discrimination. i know why people hate us and i'm like, no, no, this isn't us challenging stereotypes. seeing that had scarf as a source of strength, faith and identity. though we say we will need to get involved in that because we all in the community. we just don't see it my job, my choice coming soon on al jazeera with his references, no to unify. so across the world indigenous peoples of facing discrimination or persecution. he's in finance. at the time with that message is needed most the police why mikaya is a zoo he left from south africa. indigenous people have been long forgotten. even in my own country, it's hard to find a voice is hard to be seen and it gets to a point where you only start to see yourself and you don't see or medicine. what was the impact fee for the load expanded? indigenous knowledge, such as yours was to be lost. if the limits

dot is something that we can celebrate grammar time in diana, on alex's era the jail found the leader of the p k. k tools on the curtis group to this fund that follows for decades of fund team, a tech here, costing 40000 lives. so was coming now and what impacts could it have on? so okay, i'm the region. this is inside story the other than welcome to the program. i'm the clock. there is no alternative to democracy in the pursuit and realization of a political system. a reasonable statement base would agree. but when those very woods come from the lead of a group that is for the bits a conflict for, for decades. while it's world news. and they were part of the statements, but at the atlanta founder and leader of the code has done work, is bought t o p k k issued from his jail cell in a prison on a tucker shine. and he's being behind boss, since he was abducted in kenya by tucker, special forces to say that 26 years ago and man revered by his people but reviled by many and took a he now wants his group to lay down at toms and despond. his coolness of major regional political significanc

as far as those of delegates got over to john hill, so called to sessions some much on alex's era, hod he came in to be could be interim head for 4 years, which is pretty much an electrical terms. now i didn't say that developing for 40 years and facing realities. what does donald trump's re election? mean pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on stuff. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis good times, but so it's not just one price isn't via the story on talk to how does era the effect of shifting power dynamics. all you have to do is flip switch and he has a thorough tearing state is 1st made in is to take a foot unity or any weakness there would show up thought takes on the biggest one out in the are holding the powerful to account. as we examine the us as role in the world on o, g 0, the wave, the us presidents doubles down the author of a racing ukraine's visa in front of the world's press. the reason hoping this is out is there a life from jo halls are coming up. busy the 1st prize o

alex thompson has very good sources.king in the inner circle, and knew that it was going to be a disaster if this carried on. matt iglesias had a post on his substack a month ago where he said, the only one who can win is someone who does a full mea culpa and throws biden under the bus. that's what's going to be happening, but you have to take personal responsibility when you are doing that. >> dana: do you think gavin newsom will do that on his podcast? [laughs] >> judge jeanine: i'm not going to listen to the podcast because i don't care, but i think the title of this book, "original sin," should be the name of jake tapper's autobiography. because he was part of the original sin. he was a part of the ideology that said we have to cover up for joe. make no mistake, we saw it with our own eyes. he was up close, he was right there, he knew people in the white house, he was talking to people in the white house, and i agree. i think the whole idea that this guy could write a book -- and i've written eight of them -- and tur

i mean, it seems to me the biggest, uh, issue here, and it's linked to what alex just said, is that the trump administration wants to change this idea that russia is the enemy, that fundamentally, that's what this is about. the idea that ukraine is needed as a bulwark against russian aggression is just not something that they believe in. >> you know, it's interesting point, because that's been the framework of how everyone has looked at this ukraine, russia conflict is that that trump is more closer to russia. he wants business dealings. that's how it's going to break down. but what this really was today, abby was one part reality tv show and one part telenovela. and the thing about really good reality tv is everybody shows up and they know the parts that they're going to play. it was very clear jd vance knew the part he was going to play, trump said. he opened it up so everybody could see the transparency and what is happening. but diplomacy doesn't. this kind of diplomacy doesn't happen live on tv and bad reality tv is when the people don't play their parts and then it goes off the ra

. >> nina and alex are expecting their first baby and it first leaders of the newly formed sunset communitych bring together musicians of all ages at special events. >> we are about to have our first kid and met so many younger people and so many moving into the neighborhood. exciting to raising our family here because this community is awesome. >> bringing the community together and making it stronger i think a band can help with that. it is a matter of civic pride and coming together and doing something as a community that really makes like us from a collection of people into a neighborhood. >> sundays in the sunset are for worship, farmer's market and live music at the ocean. if the sunset had a town square, it would be this magical area that appears every sunday on 37 avenue. the sunset farmer market isn't just a place to get good food and produce, it is where community gathers live music from local musicians and cultural celebrations and [indiscernible] share ideas to shape our city. it really is the place the community comes together to celebrate the best of the sunset. >> something a