he's a like you used to be jared. he's very geekie. my other son who initially thought maybe i shouldn't go to college and i was very supportive of that. he wanted to go to the military and you wanted to be a cook and he didn't need that to do it but it's just figuring out but it's hard because parents always hope that kids are going to go to college. it's not going to be the path going forward for lot of people. >> let's open it up and begin with our vice chair of oklahoma. >> thank you so much. appreciate the conversation. i'm really interested in the multiple pathways that you are talking about internships apprenticeships and hvac sonego state to state state a challenger businesses and our educators to get together to create a 250 apprenticeship programs across the state so i'd be interested in learning more about that and ai and how do they get that integrated into society where people are just automatically shoving kids towards the traditional four year university. >> google is doing this provincial link thing. what is a credentia

he went to see robin's new boyfriend jared, who worked at a bar. was basically that he goes to the bar, he's there till about 9:00, 9:30, goes home, plays xbox till 11:00, midnight, and then goes to sleep. not the perfect alibi. no. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): the investigator also questioned jd at his home. josh mankiewicz: and what does jd say? he has a story where he came home, had a couple of beers, passed out. and he wasn't anywhere near helium road. that's what he says. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): that's when jd told mongold about another man in robin's life, a name the investigator hadn't heard before, chris. who's chris? well, he tells us a story. they used to date, and i think he's into drugs, and i think there was some violence. i think he's kind of a bad guy. you're hearing this from jd. from jd. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and jd's new wife katie backed up her husband's story. tells the same story, names the same guy. so off you go to chris. allan mongold: yeah, off we go to chris. same questions, when's the last time you saw robin,

northern california congressman jared huffman called the cuts quote, a betrayal of the american peopleyou get a lot of that information from noaa and all those -- national weather service. >> there was two meteorologists at the national weather service in the bay area that were fired from the recent cuts and again that doesn't seem like a whole lot but the national weather service didn't have a whole lot of money to begin with. they were already working at the lowest capability that they possibly could money wise and it just continues to get cut but i have smog behind you. this is from a climate scientist at stanford just to read it out to you all. the new rumored and additional cuts to come at noaa are shortsighted ultimately will deal major self-inflicted wound to the public safety of americans and the resiliency of the american economy to weather and climate related disasters. basically, layman terms of that is we're going to have so much more difficulty getting out the word and getting out the correct information. because for us, it's big fire weather. all of the fire weather capab