timing has been a challenge in this, jim. that's something that the sheriff spoke about today in a press conference. he said, usually you pinpoint the last time a victim or victims were seen, and then you work from there until their time of death. what the sheriff adan mendoza said today is that they're actually constructing a reverse timeline because of their privacy, because of the lack of video evidence here to finally crack this case and figure out what is it that happened in the final hours of their lives? >> are they saying anything about the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning? >> well, that is something that was up until today, a question, but that was conclusive. today, the sheriff saying that both him and his wife tested negative for carbon monoxide poisoning. and it's interesting because neither of them had any signs of trauma external to their bodies. if you remember from an affidavit, from a warrant that we found this morning that was released this morning. we read the theories that the deputies had going in

but don't was the whole jim uh, from governor to your cause or where. so what that of the, when you search mills or assignments, it's ryan me into more walk to his diesel judge and us to call him uh, searching mushroom button. ground them joshua bust said he was a us diplomatic and denied any connection with the bios center. this is bost and the photo taken as an awards ceremony for u. s. military stuff and deluca on social media bus doesn't hide his ties with the u. s. department of defense is military and scientific specialization is insects as deadly disease carriers, joshua boss, to live philip typical affordable, somewhat of that i'm what's going on with that development across club agenda is job group, but have to go with knowing that i'll be sonya docket. dunham bolton adults stores to and the good boy will put in as much genius doesn't gulf coast don't store adults stores to ops and deals. if the kid sort of cut off to do more than a computer is huge, contained that it says that there's one, let me move stories to at the low sort of thing and bi

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but from the american south and they are jim crow. they're fleeing racial violence and looking for opportune cities. this is something that came up in my interviews because the way i interview people is, is life history style. so we're not just starting with incarceration. we start with childhood and go all the way to the present. and so i was able to learn. i wouldn't have i would have known this from history and from the archives. i would have known that underwent significant but i wouldn't have known it in words of the people i interviewed if i didn't ask them, you know, if i didn't start early in their lives and so i will never forget person who very he so during incarceration he becomes in early member of the the black guerilla family but he was also a black panther on the outside so he just he said it very clearly to me. he's like, you know, my family is originally from alabama. and then we made our way here to california. and as a kid i saw the klan. so like soon as i saw he called them the nazi boys, he's like when they're get

that was jim. um good news is this uh, phone. yeah. those were saying the disclosures go us to those emails. all nice plus short submitted concepts showing 1000 any miles. so newport charging for a month system deluxe swimming. lets see annual leave auction go to tim, but i don't know 1st of all, let's go ahead but ok, so down the, tell me what the, tim, i'm one of the ship them we're on. the bulgarian general is began to the investigation over 10 years ago when she went to georgia to fill in the report on an american bio labs work was just now split it out on because i just don't seem we okay on your book as i'm so it must put down your name, please tell me your thoughts because there's no visible toilet. so give me both of the questions that i don't know, but the solve come up, which is 2 girls of going to wash the most. could choose the sheet to down the book as well. a swindle got 50 possible fraudulent on goods on zillow because which was fun to see. and up. i drove off a new student that was really swelled clear um, best buy g. i

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that was jim. uh um, rosie is the shop phone. yeah. those go send you the disclosures to us to those emails, all nice plus short submitted concepts showing 1000 any miles. so it will charge you for a month system deluxe swimming. let's see. when we look soon, go to somebody. don't know. first of all, let's go ahead but ok, so down the, tell me what to kim, i'm one of of ship them we're on. the bulgarian general is began her investigation over 10 years ago when she went to georgia to a film, a report on american bio labs work was just now spread it out. it's all numbers because i just don't seem we okay on the book items we must put down your name. please tell me your question because i just elizabeth toilet. so give me both a got purchased it on no, but the self government, but she has 2 girls of going to watch the most countries of the sheep to go deanna, because was swindle gorski possible from gentlemen goods on zillow, but girls would slip, but not to see another throw off, a new student at a series. swelled clear, uh, best buy, me

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and i think, marty, you noted this earlier this morning, steve, that that despite what jim vandehei is just called rudderless leadership along with ashley and i mean, jim vandehei, i have no idea what they have been doing for the past several years. i'm just completely baffled. but despite that, we should say the reporters at the washington post are still the reporters still doing great work in spite of all the obstacles that have been laid before them. i'm curious, though, your thought about the washington post, such a such a washington institution. so many extraordinary stories that they've broken so many, so many great journalistic careers. they've launched. what what was your thought yesterday when you saw this missive from bezos? >> i want to continue to believe in the washington post. i am a consumer. i am a reader. i appreciate hearing ashley point out how much great reporting there still is in the. washington post. there was a great story on the top of the app yesterday about elon musk and the billions of dollars he's received in government contracts over the year, and that's a

jim, can we take a look at asher's new attempt side by side with his previous attempt and ja morant?e if that's better, not sure if that's different. it's very hard to tell. >> that's why i wear different colored shirts. >> stephen: okay, asher, we're gonna circle back to you in march. will you be ready in march? >> yes. >> stephen: you said that about february. but in the meantime, i want to give you the best chance i can. i am firm but fair. which is why i'm gonna hook you up with a membership to a gym that has an indoor basketball court, so you can actually do the thing your psychotic delusion leads you to believe that you can do. sound good? >> i'll be there all day, every day. >> stephen: you still work for me. >> i'll be there nights and weekends. >> stephen: asher perlman, everybody! "kosher thunder!" we'll be right back with robert de niro. ♪ if you're living with hiv, imagine being good to go without daily hiv pills. ♪♪ good to go binge-watch. ♪♪ good to go out even later. ♪♪ with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is

could understand the impacts that law enforcement had on the black community, in particular, during the jim crow era so that we can figure out how we can best serve diverse communities better given sometimes the distrust that they have in the system. >> reporter: it's the kind of programming they both hope the city will allocate funds towards. until then jeff and his small nonprofit are pushing forward with their next trip in april, which will once again include local law enforcement. >> there's no hierarchy in oppression. so what jewish people have gone through is not more important than what african american have gone through. it's not more important than what latino americans, middle eastern or arab americans or asian americans have gone through. so there's no hierarchy here and our job is to illuminate stories of people whose voices need to be heard and who believed in true freedom. >> reporter: an echoing message of freedom from one generation to the next. >>> up next, paul heggen will be back with your weekend forecast. >>> hey, i'm jonny moseley with the latest toyota tahoe report. b

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will tell you, of course, of all was the last to be given a chance to become a country. comfortable jim is one of hoping that the nation, reminding us of the positive piece is long and challenging as a nation looks to the future. international support remains vital to achieving itself, relations for a peaceful and prosperous state. she looked at the image issues like the 20th, like a terrorist looks like what does it look like in a world of increasing prejudice? 5 women stand up to discrimination. i know why people hate us and i'm like, no, no, this isn't us challenging stereotypes. seeing that head scarf as a source of strength, faith and identity. so we say we want you to get involved in because we are involved in the community. we just don't see it. my job. my choice coming soon on al jazeera shakera model was for translation, and international understanding is inviting nominations for its 11th edition, starting january the fast and ending march the 31st 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w. w dot h t a dot q a for right to use human appeal has

is this for the joking to jim that phone it. so to bring, hey, go are mindy with marsha sale is live done by the international community. the start of the used funds of dialogue with these of you on cost of will to normalize relations in 2012 or for some hope, but there be no real results as if those continue to this very day give me the most really put a mosley and not do the deal with the munitions, but i mean, you start up so full of 5 and i went to that. believe that your cousin bleed to get done us. does the said the you look in the negative on marvelous is it had the association for missing people in the serbian village a full time, all the 70 percent of the person for this one, the full the that the lose a little girl anastasia? the bolt visit is the boat and those bully, if you this will the liquid in each, was it costing us laws and they go on. so little brother was kidnapped a little more and they found his body 5 years later. yes. is still believes that communities must work together for a better future to become the

. >> jim began to think, let's look at this book about twins. >> reporter: at steven gaynor school in new york city, these students are getting some positive reinforcement. >> ben does not like to get wet. >> reporter: say hello to arrow, an 11-year-old beagle mix and trained therapy dog who has spent a good part of her life helping kids with reading. >> arrow and i have been coming here for seven years. she's excited when we come here. when i put the red bandanna on, she's excited. >> it's really special. >> reporter: susan and arrow are part of something called the r.e.a.d. program, which takes place in all 50 states and 27 different countries. >> this is not just any reading program. this is the r.e.a.d. program, which stands for reading education assistance dogs. the r.e.a.d. program is utilized in schools and in the new york public library. and this is a program where children are going to be actively visiting with a therapy dog who's been trained, licensed, and insured, and will be able t to sit quietly with a person, the handler, and interact with children reading to them. >> d

is a kind of a piece may you cannot between russia and ukraine, but between donald trump envelope, jim is a lensky. he had spoken to both of those leaders yesterday on friday night off to they've had the fluid out in the white house. and i think all the european need is maybe look into kids. tom, a detroit to be a bridge between washington and you are because of that special relationship that the us and u. k. do have. what about those other european leaders say? well, what are they being saying about what happened as well? they have tom, almost universally, in support, all of ukraine we've had from the french president mccullin's saying that is important to remember that russia is the aggressor in this conflict. we've had from the outgoing job and johns that all of shows saying that you trading in town to germans on european support. similar statements coming from the leaders of austria, poland, and the czech republic, but naturally not from hungary, hon gary and prime minister victor olva. and had said that he signed a donald trump for what he called was he bravery, you know, it's pre

we quoted this for them to complete the vision for time, the jim and john list on this robot. this started for districts history and the experiment is carried out by the specialist in guatemala, having us, uh, d, i a newborn and i have one and it's different this behind of understaffed on the next time and see if it's it doesn't vigorous testify this thing indeed to us are from next often to redeem the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better world. and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the the, the, the on the screen i'm going to use for them. thank you. if you look at the annual, i guess will slow down them. awesome. so the is that bottle? is it on some last that is a sign you know, the rest of your activity at the end you have so we show you the solution pretty she is doing much to it, the prostate mitchell. i'm seein

well, jim is the last, he's one of the strongest tools in the british diplomatic. also know, and coincidentally a be interesting to think of what donald trump might make of it. because it's a tactic that kids sama used on him to bringing a laptop to the white house from king charles and also inviting donald trump for an unprecedented 2nd stage. visit budget as we wait for the premium present into zaleski here in downing street. he's coming bruised vast as president off to his encounter with donald trump in the white house inside me. he will be looking to talk to kiss arm about how he might repass relations with donald trump. it is something he has indicated he wants to do when the us support is something that his country desperately needs to continue defending himself. and we're also hearing more now from you leaders, including the nato chief who said zalinski has to means his relationship with donald trump off to the incidence at the white house and, and the polish prison. this is also spoken not long ago. let's listen to a lot of me is a landscape should return t

he faces a year in jail for rejecting orders. wife i representative, kristen schmidt, and jim, an official who was declared that any defiance of his authority is a criminal act. how he spoke with an adviser, dave and an exclusive interview. he said the case contained in the logical aspects level. the routing is untenable. would you be this one me on, given that we saw this coming? and we also received information from some of the political circles and certain churches. everyone already knew about this decision before it was officially announced. it was made before the process itself was finalized. so we had prepared a certain strategy in advance, and our appeal is almost ready. mainly those processes are the documents that our colleagues who bitch submitted to with our help throughout this process. they point out all the violations, both of procedural and substances legal character that make this decision absolutely untenable in terms of its continued existence. christian smith is not a high representative to this. you may have noticed this yesterday at the press conference, so obviously r

i to you, cried jim and his boss johnson that has to throw in his wife behind, calls for the federal government to immediately release $3100000000.00 and military assistance to cave alluding to ties between the us and europe. germany's foreign minister says a new age of infamy has begun. with your response follows an explosive route in front of cameras between the landscape, donald trump and us vice president jetty vance. the present with respect i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office to try to litigate this in front of the american media. right now, you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. you should be thinking, the president of the, ran into this coming up into your claim that you say what problems we have. i have been to kind of want, i have actually, i've actually watched and seen the stories and i know what happens is you break people, you bring them on a propaganda tor mister president are, do you disagree that you've had problems with bringing people in your military have from do you think t

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because everyone is making five-alarm chili for the super bowl. [ laughter ] and finally, jack daniels, jimjose cuervo stocks are up because buffalo bills fans. there you have it. [ cheers and applause ] it's good to see why they're up and down. [ applause ] well, everyone, the grammys are this sunday and they've been running all kinds of promos to get people excited about the show. here's one i saw earlier. >> this sunday, it's the 67th annual grammy awards. featuring benson boone, teddy swims, sabrina carpenter, charli xcx, billie eilish, chappell roan, and taylor swift. [ cheers ] live from the crypto.com arena on cbs. >> jimmy: yeah. that's pretty standard. [ cheers ] that looked good. i can't wait. pretty standard. they also released another promo aimed specifically at parents. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yeah, watch this one. >> this sunday, it's the 67th annual grammy awards featuring timothee chalamet, post malone, the espresso one, the brat one, the one that sang the barbie song, dave chappelle, and taylor swift. [ laughter ] live from fake money arena on the channel where you watch "m

me and jim did a lot of great things together, and john actually coached us in one game in college.e day and started coaching us, but he always watched our film, so he knew me. you know, i'm grateful for that family because like they have been a they have played a major role in my life in the game of football and putting me in different places in this world. >> let's go, let's go. you look good in purple again. >> 14 teams and four leagues. no player in nfl history has played for more teams than josh johnson. before playing for the baltimore ravens for the past two seasons. he got an unexpected phone call from the team. he grew up rooting for the san francisco 40 niners. the 40 niners were a game away from punching their ticket to super bowl 57. their chances became slim when brock purdy suffered a torn ulnar collateral ligament, and this presented an opportunity for the west oakland native. >> i was ready. you couldn't tell me nothing, but it helped me. it helped me because it was like, you can't control everything, bro. like god had another. he had another plan for me that day. an

yeah, jim kim is retiring to spend more time with their family.she says that the neighborhood and people have really made her feel special. >> to on babies. >> and, you know, within my to do key in most. so. >> it's how make me a head. he i just see them. it. for them and they did that. >> so much for me. >> kim received does certificate of recognition from the city of orinda. ida lice will be open until 5 o'clock tonight. >> now to an update on the bay bridge, a fatal accident in oakland has just been cleared. happened 5.10, minutes ago as this camera just turned here. but it has been creating a big traffic issue we'll keep an eye on that. >> all right. let's get a check of the forecast now. kron first chief meteorologist joins yeah, major changes coming for weekend. weather been so nice over the last few days. kind of get used to it now. but now it looks like we're back to some wintry weather as we head throughout the weekend outside the right now, we're still enjoying some spring-like conditions out there. some high clouds up above san francisc

that's all on board for this as opposed to the last time around where where jim mattis and h.r. mcmaster weren't masterminding this, they were saying, absolutely not. so you're france. >> and one of the. things i think is that as this. >> thing was. >> going. >> downhill. >> jd vance was happy to push it, right. he did not step back. mark rubio didn't say a thing. jd vance. >> didn't. didn't help us. >> he was. >> very performative. >> it almost felt contrived and he was provoking zelensky. i don't. >> think he was getting donald trump's approval. donald trump called him in saying, you're going to do the beat up. >> and marco. >> said nothing. >> and i know nothing. hold on one second, david. >> and it's just. >> again, it's. >> this. like it. >> or not. >> this sort of brilliant messaging. you haven't thanked us. >> and it's not. >> even close to true. >> it's a lie. i know it's a lie. we'll talk more ■about. >> lies and. >> the deficit and all this stuff, but it's this. it's trumpism, right? tell this whopping lie. it's a really dramatic narrative. how can this insolent little

host: jim in goldenrod, florida. good morning. caller: good morning.a quick question for robin. my sister was on medicare and medicaid, i guess. anyway, they sent her a bill. she just had a hysterectomy and not much else. i'm on medicare. they've been doing me all right. and medicaid. but the thing is, when she went in, she turned around and got a bill, and just for a hysterectomy and they reset her bladder, 248 thousand dollars. she was in hospital for one day. there has got to be a problem with fraud somewhere between the providers and medicare. it's terrible. 248,000 dollars for one day in the hospital. can you explain it? guest: yeah. it's hard to comment on a specific bill and if that's medicare, medicaid, the hospital bill, what is, again, most hospital bills are, you know, really big, and the insurance does protect and insulate individuals, both medicare, medicaid, private insurance, from, you know, those high bills. without insurance, many people go into an faced very high degrees of medical debt, because they don't have an insurer that helps p