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our good friend, meteorologist dylan dreyer, explains. >> reporter: you've probably seen these weather maps on the news, showing those lines moving from west to east. or left to right on your screen. that's a jet stream. >> this parade of storms this weekend, storms moving west to east because of the jet stream. >> reporter: a jet stream is a fast-moving current of air flowing high in the earth's atmosphere and stretching across the entire globe. think of a jet stream like a conveyor belt of wind or train tracks moving the weather and anything in its path from west to east. no matter what time of year it is, or the season, primary jet streams only travel from west to east because of how earth rotates on its axis. so, what causes a jet stream? it's the same thing that causes any wind. warm air meeting cold air caused by the uneven heating of the earth by the sun. the greater the difference in air temperature, the more intense the wind will be. like when hot air from the tropics meets cold air from the poles. did you know the wind from these jet streams can reach more than 200 miles per

dylan, did you ever had professor paul? >> i did, i think it was my first year. >> i introduced senator cruz to some of his supporters one time. i was asked about him and i said, well, let me tell you about senator cruz. he's brilliant but so was the unibomber. you have to watch him like a hawk. is that a fair description? you don't have to answer that? [laughter] >> is it true that after scott, senator cruz can burp the alphabet backwards? you don't have to answer that either. [laughter] >> let me say something serious request for second and then i will have one or two questions. you're all adults. you're all officers of the court so i will give you some advice. i may be wrong but i doubt it. don't ever, ever take the position that you're not going to follow the order of a federal court, ever. now you disagree with it, within the bounds of legal etics you can criticize it, you can appeal it or you can resign. for four years, i have watched people in this town not everybody, but many try to undermine the legitimacy of the f

dylan --ms. dhillon and then go to mr. reitz, in your view, does president biden's statement hold water, and would you follow the rule of law if committed to your position? ms. dhillon: senator, thank you for that question. i too was surprised at president biden's reaction to that order because the order itself, many lawyers would agree it was entirely consistent with the law. no argument was made that the order was unconstitutional, illegal, immoral, etc. he just simply defied it. sen. lee: possession is 9-10 of the law, correct? ms. dhillon: correct, and that is hard to swallow. there are many mechanisms for a party to disagree with a ruling, seek of stay, seek an appeal, etc. those are the steps you would normally take. in this case, it was the highest court of the land. in that circumstance, i disagree with the president's position. sen. lee:. mr. reitz. mr. reitz: if confirmed, the american people have my absolute commitment to always observe the letter of the law, no doubt about it. i think my reaction to president b

dylan you might have a response on that but we would probably have to okay we would probably have to research code just a little bit around denial and grounds for denial. okay. so and that's something that we can administratively do. >> so even if we're not going to deny would like an opportunity to speak to them so that they can under. sure. yeah but the landscape is. yeah, that can be our aim. >> yeah. establishing a protocol for that would i think time and time again i think would be really helpful. >> okay. all right. we'll probably be reporting back to you at our next hearing on that. >> thank you. yeah, because that wasn't even the only one reported in the in the inspectors report where the inspectors were denied entry. >> mm hmm. it happens, you know, and then we have to go and educate and other ways. >> so that was also the case with barbie's or in in that situation it looks like inspector young rice was allowed in. >> yes, he was allowed in in that instance. i believe what you're referring to is the fact that they once they noticed his presence they ended entertainment opera

political correspondent nina has if this was a clear sign of the times, well, i think i have declared bob dylan is at times they are a changing the cold. but the yes it is, it's astonishing is that the us and seemingly lessing down countries that are fighting for the. busy lives to defend the freedom and the germans no longer carry about that. welcome to complete a new reality and so many german sol, how the training president was treated in the oval office last friday. the right thing happened on the wall expense have been warning for years that europe needed to do more for its own defense. but i do believe that see, really brought it home to many people here in germany. that uncle america was right a few years ago when she warned that we can no longer compete, you rely on the united states for our own defense. and that had sort of been taking full grounds at hand. people are now beginning to understand a come be fixed at the pace by just praying for economic recovery. and the is the thing everyone in this country can see and feel every day that we need to invest massively into infrastructure.

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dylan, i really freaking out. no, it is like a schematic almost. it continues.hing over his head and mouth peer i am not kidding. so freaked out. then bethany says, come to my room. run down here. the chilling messages all have been kept from the public, but now we know that both surviving roommates will testify at the trial which is scheduled to start in five months. the text will help prosecutors establish a timeline down to the minute. almost eight hours later at noon, 911 call is finally made from the home from one of the girls phones. it was chaotic as the phone was being passed around to several people. the dispatchers trying to get clarity. she finally hears one of our roommates was passed out, and she was drunk last night. she is not waking up. then a different woman says, and they saw a man in their house last night. prosecutors say that man was brian kohberger, who at the time was a criminology grad student at nearby washington state university. he is facing four counts of first-degree murder, and the possibility of the death penalty executed. in anoth

to golf and home favourite dylan naidoo torrential rain in durban meant the final a play—off decidingthe wildfires. it was clear this show must go on. cynthia erivo has been appearing at a string of award the best till last. i'm very excited. it's definitely the right dress to wear at the end. anora, the film about a lap dancer who marries a russian oligarch, has emerged as one of the frontrunners for best picture. cash up front. deal. the best part of this award show is that we're together. how will you celebrate if you all win? like this! he laughs. the has been the subject of debate for the depiction of workers, the director sex workers, the director casted real dancers and some 7the 7 7the ceremony. a ticket 7 a ticket for 7 a ticket for r7ed m1 is somethin . that carpet, that is something that - gets _ carpet, that is something that - gets to— carpet, that is something that - gets to do. - carpet, that is something that - gets to do. is- carpet, that is something that - gets to do, is it? . everyone gets to do, is it? there _ everyofle gets to do, is it? there . going — everyofle g

and here's dylan drier with what else is ahead. >> this morning on the third hour of "today", jill martin on the third hour of "today". >> all kinds of good stuff. thanks for being with me on "early today." i'm frances rivera. have a great wednesday. >>> president trump gives his

phone records show dylan mortensen tried calling the four victims again, but got no response.n she texted goncalves kaylee, what's going on? goncalves never responded. mortenson then texted funk about seeing a man wearing what looked like a ski mask in their house. she told investigators she opened her bedroom door three times because she heard noises. on the third time, she saw a figure clad in black clothing and a mask that covered the person's mouth and nose walking toward her. no, it's like ski mask, almost. stfu. actually. like he had something over his forehead and mouth. i'm not kidding. i am so freaked out. so am i. mortenson told investigators she watched the man walk toward a sliding glass door and then locked herself in her room. funk continued, texting her, come to my room. run down here. the two surviving roommates continued to call the victims for the next few minutes. then a new string of text messages. six hours later, police answer. are you up? are you up? those messages would remain unanswered. we don't really know what happened in that house between 4:30 a.m

the santa clara county district attorney's office says that it has declined to charge dylan go hill, as there is no evidence that he did anything other than cover the event as a journalist. last june, protesters broke into the stanford administration building and caused major damage while protesting the israel-hamas war. in a statement, go hill's attorney says that go hill was subjected to wrongful arrest and baseless allegations for simply doing his job, and that this decision is long overdue. all right. another bay area university is set to make some cuts to its athletic department. san francisco state announcing today it will be eliminating its baseball, men's soccer and women's indoor track and field teams. that will affect about 44 student athletes. it will save up to $1 million a year. the cuts come three months after the school's president declared a fiscal emergency. all due to declining enrollment. staff and students say they're disappointed to hear the news. >> we told the student athletes who were affected yesterday. really heartbreaking. really difficult to have to do tha

uh, dylan. hook you set them. i mean, able to ask them that the, who i do, but how much is the fuck to how long she missed the wonderful origin. one of the was supposedly stomach was mike, come on here. groans was you as soon as my come wash in this home building? i did it in the just being 100 percent just not still showed on there. we didn't comes on when it came, not you to up to and then on both of the whole story voicing with the with that i'm with and i be able to use you all situated. if law says, should you enterprises, i'd be surprised. but you still wish, i'm sure it goes to the and they made a good pro. now when you get to see new things to what it cost less, you don't come on the pallets and the whole stuff so we didn't get about it. and then most of the union infrastructure with all of the recreational come on the share, some of the, the, on the record for just a moment. as i say, as soon as you're off, i wanted to talk about you the emotions are getting is it did all it. all right? yeah. is there mus

dylan gorrell was reporting on a pro-palestine protest on campus when he followed student protesters who barricaded themselves in the president's office. gorrell published news stories during the barricade and was wearing his press pass when he was arrested alongside the protesters. the university had called for gorrell to be criminally prosecuted. his case, though, sparked outrage from first amendment advocates. >> meantime, at uc santa cruz, a pro-palestinian student activist says after she sued the university campus, police violated her rights to privacy and free speech. leila ershad was banned from campus for two weeks last year after a protest. she sued the university, saying the ban caused her to fail some of her classes. she says police issued a warrant for her phone while she was in her pajamas during an early morning fire drill, which she claims was retaliation for the lawsuit. >> a new study is highlighting a growing wealth gap in silicon valley. joint venture silicon valley put it together and found the median income is around $157,000. but the gains are not keeping up wit

meteorologist dylan flynn says that the radar provides critical data needed for those alerts they send to your phone, warning of flooding or thunderstorms or even a tornado. and to fix the issue, they need a special part and hope it will arrive today or tomorrow so they can fix it before the rain arrives on wednesday. it allows us to see the structure of the storm, what's actually happening, how fast the winds are in there, how intense the rain is, if there's any hail or snow. it really gives us that 3-d picture of the storm that we're a little bit handicapped when we don't have. yeah, it sounds important. and, ian, there has been a lot of talk about thehe folks w use this tech, you know, as a potential source for federal layoffs and funding freezes. so has that had any impact on this? yeah, and i asked that question as well today. but meteorologists say that that's just not the case here. they do, however have another issue going on. so when the radar isn't working, they need to rely more on people on the ground calling and reporting it. but the phone systems are also down at the regi

stanford daily reporter dylan go hill was arrested along with the protesters. he followed inside the santa clara county da's office said it is still investigating the protesters. actions, but they are declining to charge the student journalist. in a statement, prosecutors said, quote, we have no evidence that this student did anything other than cover. the event is a journalist. stanford has also declined to discipline that student. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 11 major changes could soon be coming to park and arrow plaza. >> plans that san francisco supervisors recently approved. plus, are you ready to spring forward for daylight saving time? a doctor's shares the best ways to get ready. and coming up after the break, the governor facing blowback from democrats tonight after opposing transgender athletes in women's sports. takeaways from this first podcast from this first podcast episode. [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ you gotta believe me when i tell ya ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ clap your

dylan gaugh works for the stanford or reports for the stanford daily. he followed protesters as they barricaded themselves in the president's office. they were all later arrested. go as well. even though he had his press pass today, the santa clara county da's office announced it would not pursue charges against goel. last month, the university also said it would not take any disciplinary action against him. up next, an east bay man beaten and robbed of his cell phone will tell you how police went to the extra mile to help him, even after the suspect was caught. plus, a look at the technology that pg&e uses when stormy weather threatens our power lines. how ai is powering their strategies. and i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri with an updated look at rain chances coming our way in the next seven i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look b

what's your last name is getting the dylan hook you set them. i mean, anybody else from that? no. who do i do? what? i'm what you me, us to folks about. you missed the launch and one of the was, was this done? was mike, come on here, girls. what was your system? was my coma? or she missed the home building. i did it in the, the, the just been one of my professors now still showed on. there we didn't come then when it came, not you to up to and then on both of the whole story with some of the with that i'm with and then be able to use the all situated, if las vegas shooting took garages, a piece for the distortion show it occurred to you and that'd be a good pro. now when you get to see new things to do, cool slasher will come on. that probably had some cool stuff. so we didn't get a boat at most ammonium in for us to include all of the recreational. come on the shade, somebody else on the go, but the director for just a moment is this as soon as you're off on the entity you talk about you loving associated to amalgams or gets it is it did all it. all right? yeah. is there music vi

meteorologist dylan flynn says the radar is critical to get the information they need to send alerts to your phone warning of flooding or thunderstorms. but since it's offline, your weather apps might not have shown any rain over the weekend. a lot of people noticed. hey, it's raining! i looked at my weather app and it doesn't look like it should be raining. so unfortunately there's a big hole along the bay area coastline. when that radar goes down, when they don't have the radar, they need to rely more on people on the ground calling in and reporting it. but the phone systems are also down at the regional site. you can send us reports on social media. you can also download this app called mapping mapping and send reports of when it's raining. if you see any flooding when it stops raining. meteorologists tell us the recent federal cuts or spending freezes are not to blame for the radar or its repair, and flynn stresses they're not completely in the dark. they still have satellite images to track cloud cover, but they hope to have the part they need to fix the radar by today or early

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attorney dylan schaffer has litigated against the fair plan for years. >> the california fair plan takesition that the family, which includes very, very young children, should move back into this house and cleait themselves. so his options are essentially accept the loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars or hire me and file a lawsuit, which nobody -- nobody wants to do. >> reporter: or the other option, move back into a home that could make you or your family sick. >> will make him sick. >> reporter: ian is hoping the test results from inside his home will sway his insurer. but just this week he received this initial estimate for remediation, roughly $1,800, money he won't get because it's within his deductible. >> we don't want to live in a house that poisons us. >> reporter: the california fair plan declined to comment on the hardcastles' case but in a statement said the fair plan pays all covered claims including smoke claims consistent with california law and that "our policy and approach to direct physical loss is consistent with other insurers." >> fair plan is an outlier by a ve

in the last couple of years and various roles is a position to possibly take best actor for his bob dylan bio picked a complete unknown. and then again, with conclave re finds the veteran british actor who really dominates that film as the cardinal in control of caught in all sorts of moral conflicts. uh, in vatican entry, the sort of is the glitzy. it's offensive the entertainment. well it isn't it. but nevertheless, the also, because of i have something of a ratings problem for a few years now. are they doing to turn things around as well, you know, sentimentally, there's not that much. they can do this as of the very sort of antiquated format. it's been around for years, the, the oscars themselves a better off for 97 years. but the televised version took shape decades ago. they're trying to move things along, make it less flabby and long winded, cutting these acceptance speeches to a minimum. they've got the car, uh, colorado. o brian, excuse me, the comedian an informer. talk show host, who's a pretty witty and snappy, and it's giving some good lines uh, you know, to, in, in the comed

i guess we can say right or well sir, i don't know about you, but i feel like i'm closing bob dylan a lot this week, but the times they are changing, right. so it's a strong this thing, the speed at which things involving the u. s. seemingly less thing down countries that are fighting for the very survival to defend the freedom and the demons. no longer cared about that so many demons. so the ukranian president was treated badly in the oval office last friday, and that did have a big impact here in germany. and experts, of course, i've been warning for years that you're needed to do more for his own defense. but yes, that scene in washington, i feel really broad at home to many people that they can't rely on the us in the way that they are taking that for granted in previous years. and also that the situation can be fixed at the pace that is required by simply hoping for economic recovery. and the other thing about interest start to, it's not just about, you know, the strategic readiness. you drive on the german road. trying to avoid potholes who take a driving train that's probably g

that's a bob dylan, bio flick, and re finds in conclave for training the cardinal in charge of a back stabbing. sort of that can political drama. i don't think i have time to go through the best actresses. we'll save that for another time, but we'll keep you updated as the evening and the awards begin to flow. all right, how many? thanks for that. now, people in a very a and all the nits lee have been highly oranges of each other. the so called bottle of the oranges takes place every year. and then on the night of trove tuesday, the business. all right, and that's it for me. the bulk of weather is next. the inside story looks a weather. israel will resume its score and gaza will kind of cease fire the salvage. it's the same and i'm certain that's the hello. that was stopped by looking at the satellite image for south asia. and i want to bring your attention to the dentist shower cause you close. the melodies is early a satellite image showing where the intense rains were forming. well, they will pull that way further west, so we'll see more in the way of showers some longer spells of

yeah, i mean it's just to come back to a volt dylan for just the everybody i think has to watch this film. yeah. and because it's just a fantastic book trial. yeah. yeah. yeah. i know i know the of the, of the off that period, the area and i just the wow it is so high you topical again in the cuban missile crisis. yeah. oh, all these threats that and for a long time just seem to be able to contain, you know, the threats of nuclear. yeah, but, but i think it's, it's, uh, the 2nd sense that it's very much difficult because at least off the cuban crisis at people the top at times are changing, but they are changing to the better. now we all have been pressing the times. we're changing to the us. yeah. lots of people backpedaling, you know. okay. one last had well, before we go back to ben and keith and is of course the people in frederick should match his own policy. there are lots of people who are skeptical. they come pained on that tunes as we stand, so we want to keep the debt break in place. we need fiscal stability, and this is also how they manage to keep the pro business, the li

reporter: timothee chalamet, nominated for best actor in "a complete unknown" for his portrayal of bob dylanaking off. i fell in love with this man whose artistry was really fascinating, cryptic, and unique. and most importantly, his music. it's some of the most powerful stuff in american history. >> you're green! >> i am. >> reporter: "wicked" scoring ten nominations, including best picture and best actress in a leading role for cynthia erivo. >> hello. >> hello. how are you? >> i'm good. >> congratulations on your nomination. >> thank you. >> of course, this is your third oscar nom. >> this is so insane. >> what's the feeling? >> it's just -- this time it felt different. maybe because of what it is and what it's for. it's really wonderful. >> reporter: for her transformation into elphaba, cynthia spent up to four hours in makeup each morning to achieve the perfect shade of green. the universal theme, i think, has really resonated with folks. about acceptance, about longing to feel belonging. >> yeah. >> do you think that is something that really has captivated folks? >> i think so. i think

going to be adrian brody from the brutal list. timothy shell a may for a complete or know the bob dylan, bio pick or re finds playing the cardinal, who oversees the conclave with all of this gold. zachary, that the vatican can dredge up. busy we shall see. my crystal ball is cloudy right now, but will know so we certainly will a real, they'll be able to closer real highlights in the hollywood collins. but they see they've not been without controversy. have they because they're being held so soon of those devastating l. a. fires a yes, that's right. there have been voices raised by academy members and, and other prominent actors authors that saying that it's really inappropriate the for a show of a glamorous uh, you know, jewel bedecked a tuxedo, a low alt for rich actors and actresses parading on the red carpet when whole sections of los angeles lie in ashes, but the academy of motion, pictures of awards, arts and sciences says that without this ceremony going forward, they wouldn't really help anybody whose homes were lost. and it would deprive the several 1000 workers who put on this

arianna roddick from wicked or best actor nominee who played bob dylan in a complete unknown, one clap. [laughter] that was a moment later. [laughter] when you flashed, he didn't see it. [laughter] kennedy, lucas to drink? >> you pick three great people because you would assume i like conan, he's funny, a writer on the simpsons, brilliant, to brilliant and a harvard not. timothy, no. he's a guy who wears girls and reported heterosexual. [laughter] arianna grande, she was almost canceled for being a doughnut liquor. [laughter] doughnut liquor knows how to party. [laughter] >> she is a good time. mike baker, who gets the booster? >> the game because i'm a dude. [laughter] and she's a doughnut liquor. [laughter] >> that sounded like a euph euphemism. >> i assumed it was. [laughter] so absolutely, not even a question live via due to drink? [laughter] >> you so tough, isn't he? in this group? >> arianna grande comes in a close second simply because we get is fusion our house, i'd be a huge hit. >> you would probably take a stealthy. >> i have this weird -- it would be fun, a bank. i have so

miss dylan, let me ask you, you spoke very movingly about religious liberty. america did not invent religious liberty, it invented america. your family story is certainly a testament to that. i am mindful to the fact that in the last four years we have seen unprecedented attacks on religious liberty in this country. absolutely abhorrent attacks on people of faith. after the supreme court dobbs decision 100 pregnancy care centers, more than that, were vandalized, criminally assaulted , firebombed, over 300 churches, many of them catholic churches were targeted in the same manner. the biden justice department did nothing to defend these institutions. they let them twist in the wind. they allowed the violence to go on. indeed, members of this body encouraged this kind of violence with outrageous irresponsible rhetoric on the floor the united states senate and on the floor the united states house of representatives. will you commit to stopping the treatment of americans on the basis of religious faith that we have seen in the last four years we make sure that peop

the main contenders include films like the brutalist, conclave, anora and the bob dylan biopic, a completendent, peter bowes. he's following the events from a watch party at the roosevelt hotel in los angeles. what does the scene where you are there in hollywood?— there in hollywood? welcome to hollywood. _ there in hollywood? welcome to hollywood, sunday _ there in hollywood? welcome to hollywood, sunday afternoon, i hollywood, sunday afternoon, certainly the city looks forward to every year, the back drop is a little bit different this time around and you reference the fires that really swept through los angeles just a few short weeks ago and there was a point, ? whether this award show in the did the other ceremonies of the past weeks could or indeed should go ahead. was there an appetite for a celebratory mood while so many people were suffering and that suffering continues and many people are associated with the nominated movies have been affected by the fires and will continue for the next few years but i think that would show biz motto that the show must go on prevails although some

dylan mulvaney is coming out with a book about his transformation from a guy to a guy who says he isheck. it is called moby dick less. msnbc host nicole wallace said joy reid's ouster was like losing a limb. we go to julie jones for comment. >> watching joy reid's show is worse than losing a limb. he would know. >> greg: researcher say belly fat can help stave off cognitive decline. that is how michael morin remembered he has a penis. don lemon told megyn kelly to go f herself after seeing her reaction to joy reid's a firing. he would have said more but had to clear the dishes from her table. academy awards are this weekend. subject matter of the best picture nominees include a transgender cartel it later, a transgender pope, and a sex worker. at a petting zoo and it would sound just like my birthday. family find it. according to people 100 years of age or older the secrets of longevity is staying busy. that and not crossing hillary clinton. travis kelce did not propose to taylor swift on the recent romantic getaway. i guess that means neither got a rink. sports here more. [applause]

stanford university causing more than 700 $1000 worth of damage last summer, stanford daily reporter dylan go hill was arrested along with the protesters. he followed inside santa clara county da's office said it's still investigating the protesters actions but is declining to charge the student journalist in a statement, prosecutors said, quote, we have no evidence that this student did anything other than cover this event as a journalist. the university has also declined to discipline the student. controversy growing tonight over fremont's homeless camping ban. the city is now facing a lawsuit filed by advocates who say the ban criminalizes homelessness in the city kron 4, 7, and joining us live at city hall tonight with more. stephanie. >> well, dan california, home u.s. union is one of the groups suing the city and they tell me this ordinance has already had a devastating impact on the people living on the streets and those trying to help them. >> fremont city camping ordinance approved in february, camping on public property, including city streets, sidewalks and parks. it also outlaw

them, that took coordination and planning, proving that even their social media is as inauthentic as dylanhter] [cheering and applause] >> greg: all right. charli, in one must offered one of his electric trucks to find out who was behind this and they think it might have been cory booker. that was pretty said. >> this is what you have when you don't have a story. you don't have a message, you don't have any issue you can really run on. i thought one of my favorite moments of the entire speech last night was at the beginning when trump was walking down the aisle and there was one democrat, i couldn't see who it was, she was wearing pink and she was on the aisle and she had this glowing look on her face and she was holding up a sign that said this is not normal. and it's like, correct. it's not normal but i don't think it is not normal in the way you think it is. and tutor and i were talking earlier about the response, which is a was a terrible thing to have to do but she -- the problem with her there is no issue is, no message that she can win on and a reminder that she barely one and she w

my name is dylan hershel. i'm a resident of potrero hill and i was a mayoral candidate in 2024. >> that's how i have the pleasure and privilege of knowing honest charlie bodkin who i am here to strongly urge you to consider for seat number ten on the sunshine ordinance task force. >> charlie's background makes him very unique as a candidate. he has experience in technology as well as having a lot of experience with making requests for for public records. and i think that we need people like charlie in in people who have the skills, integrity and passion to make our more transparent. so i strongly urge you to appoint him to this task force. >> i'll speak a little bit about his experience on my campaign where he was the director of operations. it's no exaggeration to say that he engaged directly with thousands of residents all around the city where he learned about their experiences and frustrations with trying to get basic transparency out of city hall. >> that experience along with what he mentioned earlier wi

. >> san francisco born barbaro being recognized for her portrayal of joan baez in the bob dylan biopicomplete unknown, but it is known she grew up in marin and is a tamalpais high school graduate. >> to make a film that is this well received is like a huge gift. god, i'm just so proud of everybody in it, and i'm so proud of the film itself. and i like the film and that's the best thing ever. >> next, the nominees for achievement in costume design. a complete unknown. >> it's a team that includes arianne phillips getting a nod for costume design. phillips attended el molino high school in forestville and claims santa cruz as her hometown. >> colman domingo and sing sing. >> after graduating college, colman domingo moved to san francisco and began acting in theater productions. now he's up for actor in a leading role for the american prison drama sing, sing! >> oh, everyone deserves the chance to fly. >> and part of the wickedly talented team behind wicked, part one digital effects supervisor pablo helman and animation supervisor david shirk spent time talking about their love of the bay

today they are about as influential as dylan mulvaney at a men's retreat.le it is good to see europe has your back, vlod, you are asking them to kick russians out of ukraine when they can't even kick thomas out of london. the democrats used vlod to pluck a fight with trump so they could provoke the bear. in a way they are like your loudmouth friend to start a fight in the bar and says go ahead i will hold your coat. zelenskyy got played, you got snotty with the one group of people on this planet in a position to save his ass. imagine being the guy about to go to the electric chair and you get a call from the governor and you end up telling him that his wife is fat. that is vlod. and the people who rode your script for you have been wrong on every issue. all of those dopes who say what trump advanced it was awful are the same people who said that biden was saying. meaning if the morning show on cnn thinks friday it was the worst than you know it was the best. he would not knowing where half the money we sent to ukraine is is not a good luck especially when w

let's bring in pumice corvette dylan and... thank you both for coming on. i want to put these out, we talked about our sneak peek, kevin laid it out of what the president wants to touch on. accomplishment from trump's second term thus far at home and abroad, with the trump administration has done for the economy, the presidents renewed push for congress to pass additional funding for border security and the president's plan for peace around the globe. clearly he's going to tout his record and he's got quite a bit to show for for the first days. >> it's fascinating to hear that lawmakers over at capitol hill think it's a good idea to bring what they find to be the federal workers who had been cut. i find that to be a reflection of if you remember president trump's very first state of the union address, he was focused on border security and what did capitol hill do come at the lawmakers brought their dreamers which is funny considering right down the road from washington, d.c., you had ... which was absolutely terrorized by ms-13, 1 of the biggest nationwide.

dylan leads advocacy efforts on policy reforms to a wide range of governments. i thank each of our witnesses for being here today and i look forward to your testimony. pursuant to committee rule nine g, the witnesses will please stand and raise their right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. let the record show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you, you may take a seat. we appreciate you being here today and look forward to your testimony. let me remind the witnesses that we have read your written statement and it will appear in full in the hearing record. please limit your oral statement to five minutes. as a reminder, please press the button on the microphone in front of you so that it is on and the members can hear you. when you begin to speak, the light in front of you will turn green. after four minutes the light will turn yellow. when the red light comes on, you're five minutes have expired and we would ask that you please

dylan morton heard noises in the house after 4:00 a.m.ned her bedroom door three times to get a look. the third time she saw what she later dedescribinged is a man with bushy eyebrows wearing all black and a mask standing three feet from her. she started texting her other roommates. only one would respond. nobody is answering. i'm confused. she told bethany, another roommate, kayly, what is going on. i'm freaking out. no, it like a ski mask. like he had something over his head and mouth. they both say they're freaking out. bethany says come to my room, run down here. prosecutors say that masked man was brian cohberger at the time, a criminalology mad. we learned that defense attorneys don't want the language to be allowed. they asked to judge to throw out the death penalty as a possibility because of his alleged autism. the judge has ruled that colburger could be executed if found guilty. >> sandra: thanks, dan. john? >> john: all right, sandra. now this. a fox news alert. just into the newsroom on o was leaking information about ice raid