a podcast than a book. and you don't have to go through the you months and months and months of editing and publishing and. what you get at the end is content that's in micro chunks that's really easy for people to follow, as opposed to a book which is very monolithic when we say short form micro chunks, how long are each one of your podcasts that you put out the episodes country over self range from 5 minutes to maybe 45 minutes, but for example, i do a podcast for my business called, the daily bolster and most of those episodes are 5 to 7 minutes long. so there's sort of a range around podcasts. i think i've heard of one. it's much less than 5 to 7 minutes. there are some go into a couple hours, but most of the good ones, the ones i like listening to are kind of between 15 minutes and 45 minutes. this podcast over self, the full title defining moments in america. can history explain what you choose to focus on and those moment moments? yeah, absolutely. you i'm going to quote bruce springsteen for second.

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and i think a trump is a, is a bringing in a new system based on national ecosystem. his, his, uh, his, his, um tariffs. uh where is that a good? is that a good thing? national eagle ism, is that a good thing? no, it's not a good thing at all. so it's a, it's a very bad things beggars. i, neighbor policies are precisely the same as the same type. we saw in the early thirty's. i mean it's, it's, it's one thing of trump imposes tariffs, but of every other country imposes terrorists and retaliation. then world trade goes to 0 very, very fast. and, and with that comes a serious economic contraction. so so trump is, you know, he's, he's bringing in a new order and questionable a, but that's not a good new order. well, um, okay, um, i can absolutely see where you're coming from here. but brian, as we're speaking right now, um, uh columbia, panama, mexico, and canada. have i'd taken, the ne, is trump on to something as well. i mean, obviously, if we're just talking about whether or not he wins in his political dynamic, then he's, then he's gaining. but ultimately, this is of

woman throwing a brick through a window.rit, but police say she is lying, and they say a surveillance camera caught her in the act. as ann mercogliano reports, the alleged target was her ex. >> they say, hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. it is video that cops say shows a 34-year-old woman throwing a brick right through the window of her ex-boyfriend's house. >> someone just threw a rock through my front window. i just heard shattered glass. >> get this, the brick that the woman allegedly lopped into the window is just like this. made to commemorate their first date. in grade with a special message on top. >> jet skiing, june 14th, 2020, the brick reads. so what did sabrina say when cops in bonita springs, florida, were called to the scene? she flat out denies this. >> did you launch anything in there? >> no. >> you sure? >> yes. >> even has cops bust her, she continues denying she did it. >> i did not break the window. >> again. >> i didn't break the window. >> and again. >> i did not break the window. >> well, here is

a lot of varies a mistrial, maybe leading europe's a. i push bought the continent is still lagging behind for now. silicon valley's take firms dominate the industry, but then it could be changes in january. chinese still top deep seeks done the world by releasing a low cost high performing chat to model the sure gets us rivals and send tech stokes tumbling. the timing was approved for washington just the week off the us president. donald trump unveiled the hall for training and all of our infrastructure plan. the release of deep chic a i from a chinese company should be a wake up call for our industries that we need to be laser focused on competing. doing the challenges for your pin government says to catch up with the us and china in the a i race. i'm also convinced that citizens the a like doesn't have to be scary. we can actually change their lives. the pressure probably concerns a wide spread fee is of job loss is to worries that a i could destroy to minus the one on the list says that you need to increase investment and change the n

a first for a lot of people.hat would be a first for you if you get to go on this trip. >> it would honestly be a lot. it would be the first time i'd be on an airplane. the first time i visited a college, more specifically a black college. and it would also be the first time that i'm away from the state. you know, i've never really left the state. and i would just, you know, really like to. >> so all those things we just mentioned apply to you and you have applied to colleges. you're just waiting. but this is a big part of deciding where you where you want to go and feel like you should go. tell me about the hbcu experience and tell me about where you, which colleges you picked and why. >> so we're picked specifically the city of atlanta, which is the host of a lot of black colleges all in one place, such as morehouse, clark, atlanta, and morris brown, who just recently got his accreditation back. so it's very prominent for them to see and observe and also be welcomed. just me going to an hbcu. i've been uplifted

and again this is a small plane, it's a different situation than it's not a, you know, a passenger jetou know, gets people nervous. yeah yeah. >> all right. the murder of a loving husband really shook a small town. and several years later, his widow's life was shaken again when her second husband was also found murdered. >> all right. so who was the hunter here? who was the hunted? this morning, abc seven news anchor gloria rodriguez talked to abc's john quinones about tonight's episode of 2020. it's called run, run, run. >> so run, run, run premieres tonight. what did you find most fascinating about this case?ost >> you know, we traveled to beautiful colorado, to the rocky mountains. it's a tale of love between allen and miriam helmick, who met later in life after both of their spouses had passed away. they met on the dance floor. miriam was a was a dance instructor, and allen was wealthy but but lonely. a businessman in that grand junction, colorado area. before too long, they get married. he buys miriam her own dance studio, a sprawling horse ranch, and everything seems great, like

i think you have to dig a tunnel over the m25 or a bndge dig a tunnel over the m25 or a bridge over the. there will be all sorts of engineering chaos. any big infrastructure project in this country is beset by all that. >> i suspect, lloyd, that ed miliband was spitting his bacon sandwich out at at this announcement this week. >> well, the announcements, i think, had much more than just the airport in them. but on the airport announcement, if we are to properly move to sustainable aviation, which of course is not helped by the closure of grangemouth that the tories allowed to happen. but when we get that back up and running we have proper sustainable aviation fuel. actually, aviation will not be such an awful thing for the climate and what we need to do is prepare for that moment. and so preparing for that moment doesn't just provide economic growth for when the airport is built, but you start building the companies. the companies will start locating in britain that are going to invest in sustainable aviation, that are going to invest. and so it is a 25 year build up. and that's why you

a salir a las calles y a protestar.ún salinas, la escuela primaria saint clement y la preparatoria moonlight negaron cualquier operativo de inmigración en sus instalaciones. algunos residentes expresaron su preocupación sobre estas alertas no verificadas, mientras que salinas le pidió a la comunidad a mantenerse calmada y evitar este tipo de desinformación. somos seres humanos y como estamos perseguidos y encima ponen el el título de criminales criminales. a quién mataron? qué daño han hecho esa pobre gente! así reacciona una de las residentes de hayward. mientras que las autoridades locales reiteraron que cualquier actividad inusual debe ser reportada a fuentes oficiales antes de difundirse. y queremos recordarle que en casos como este, lo mejor es comunicarse con la red de respuesta rápida. quienes están capacitados para confirmar o desmentir este tipo de rumores. en el caso del condado alameda, la línea estará disponible el 17 de febrero, pero el resto de condados de la bahía pueden utilizar ya los números que están

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and that's where you will find a bit of a crowd.hings are getting slower as you make your way onto the span. 609 let's go back to the desk. >> another plane experienced problems at takeoff. a passenger recorded the terrifying moments inside the cabin and outside the plane, showing one of the engines. >> and a day without immigrants. we have details of today's mass protests against the trump administration and his immigration crackdown. [music] usic] mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it's an excellent source of calcium. ♪ wow! planet oat really has it all... you guys are so right! no you are. no you are. no you are. yeah, you are. ♪ here are some of the stories we're following this morning right now in berkeley. firefighters are putting out hotspots from an early morning house fire in west berkeley near cedar and ninth streets. now we know that four people have been injured, including two with critical injuries. well, this morning, president trump says

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i think it's a little bit of a perhaps wimpier theme to m&a, because maybe. >> a precursor. >> or a precursor. right. exactly. like, you know, kind of dip your toes in there and then you see bigger m&a. i will also add that often spin offs become targets of m&a. we found about 20% of spins within five years end up getting acquired. so some of these spin offs that have happened over the last few years may end up being acquisition targets themselves. >> do you also think, chris, that at some point these companies just got way too big and also a bit confusing for the retail audience? and now there's this emphasis on smaller, simplified stories that are easier to digest. and so you understand exactly what you're investing in. you take honeywell for case in point. i mean, you're investing right now in everything from acs to aerospace engines. >> yeah, i think simplification is a big thing. when an investor looks at a bigger, larger cap company, they might like one business, but then maybe a few other businesses they don't like within that conglomerate or within that, you know, other business. even

i'm gonna be a pollyanna here a. but i just seems like an administration bus bar that's interested in shining the light of some of the lives told to us by the government. and now your view is probably know for several weeks, a few weeks ago, americans were ready to go to world war 3 with china because there were a few drones flying over new jersey. right. and now we find out from this new administration that the old administration knew all about it, they knew that it was already approved, but it was just a government operation. what have you. but they let the american people believe that we were under attack by chinese drones, i guess to ramp up the fear. so you know, the best in the best disinfectant really is transparency. and i would just say more, more, more of that. do you think we never get jealous? i jo butcher blinking the rest of them to on. so for all these, uh, well, the waste of money for a start of the american people, while your infrastructure is being destroyed over generations, a loan, the foreign pol

but just to give you the basics, he has a wife, a daughter, a stepson, a house in an east bay suburb, and a large dog. he works out daily, plays a little tennis, takes a lot of vitamins, and likes to watch nature shows on television. >> in other news tonight, campus police at cal state hayward were. >> davis says richmond's legacy lies in his no frills delivery. >> he sticks with giving me the facts of the story and in a way that is without emotion, that would make me sway my opinion one way or the other. and i don't think that there is a say, turning them out like dennis anymore. >> i had role models. many of them were not in in broadcast journalism. belva, of course, was was the primary reason that that i got into into broadcasting. and of course her husband bill, he and i worked together for many, many, many years. and of course, the most important role model of all was my mother before she passed. you know, everything that i've done in life was through her inspiration. >> good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm dennis richmond. >> it's a legacy that those who know dennis richmo

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they hope to see a whole lot more foot traffic. >> we're starting to think a little bit of a bit. you know, since the super bowl this weekend, a little bit of a buzz people talking about next year, bob, seen as the head chef at district of saint peter's square and and says he would like to see more customers throughout this year. >> before 2 of the largest sporting events in the world come to town center. streets closed down. >> just more things going on. maybe fans, more sort of street festival type of thing. >> it's about san pedro, social general manager javan williams says the big games will be a huge boost to downtown. that's still continuing to grow. so people really tough come together in this area to watch sports. i think. >> it's a big communal thing for jose itself is to get together and watch any sports may have also says bringing out more live music and outdoor events in 2025. >> well, help prepare the south bay for what's to come in 2026, i'm really looking forward to next year. i'm hoping the niners are involved next year. so i would be doing even more of a boost. >>

charles classer that's a positive, that a's a plus. relative strength, it's turning higher. >> correct. same thing, rising momentum, improving trend strength. that's also another bullish weekly trend signal. so we've got two key signals there. charles: how much above rsi do you get beforest it's overbought? -- before it's overbought? >> tech theically over 70 is considered technically overbought. but i actually like see an overbought daily rsi, because what that indicates is increased strength. so if you see the situation here, it went to overbought, crowdstrike the on the chart was about a 250 or so. charles: right, right, right. so if you sold here, you left all that on the table. >> absolutely. charles: real quick. we're breaking out to new highs. that doesn't hurt either. >> i love that. the crowdstrike chart is one of my favorite chart formakes because what it did, it just broke out over the july highs, that's a very bullish trend signal. charles: we just talked to larrt palantir. >> sure. charles: had the gap opening, spotify had

is now part of a system, a new new drooping with a run. i think that's one thing that i would say is fairly assured in my mind, at least a trump is a gaze, is a us use of force or real force against the wrong um, taking out an occasion or on the on his he did with the r g c is one thing, but taking on our honors quite another i think he's been given the whole breezing by different people or different types or and depending on how desperate a circumstance that would great in the united states. not just because we're so woefully sure of people in our military, but also because our industrial base is woefully inadequate. we've taken some measures to remedy that, but it's going to take a while is going to take a couple of years before we even begin to get going on that. so we don't need to be taking on any more substantial commitments and iran would be a very substantial commitment. 10 years, 2 or 3 trillion dollars, lots of troops of construction process a draft. in other words, and many young people in america go into canada and mexico, who

a fancy young man in a top hat inspecting a butterfly.ople think it's a symbol of snobbery or overweening pride. it was meant to be a joke. >> reporter: david remnick was a 39-year-old reporter in 1998 he was named the fifth editor of "the new yorker." i would consider you smart and ruggedly handsome even if you weren't my boss. but you are my boss you have been editor of the new yorker some time. >> 26 years. we will have a bunch -- >> reporter: his job is to keep the writers happy and as he sometimes reminds me productive. his job also to figure out how and how much to modernize a 100-year-old magazine that once specialized in lighthearted articles about manhattan society. the founding editor was harold ross. >> this is from the first issue of the new yorker february 21, 1925. it is not edited for the old lady in dubuque. >> yeah. >> reporter: what did he have against iowa? >> i don't know. to him, dubuque included queens, lang. >> reporter: the magazine's reach now extends far past manhattan. >> we have more readers in the state of cal

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so maybe a look up if the clouds clear up a bit, maybe a little bit of a dusting in some of the bay areahere's our live camera right now where we still have some lingering rain showers out there. some steady downpours for this afternoon heading into the evening hours. here is the radar imagery with the coverage out there as we come in closer to the bay area. in fact, most areas showing you a lot of coverage here for this afternoon and into the evening hours. these are all the storm reports starting to show some flooding and some wind reports as well, and even some mudslides over the past few hours as that rainfall has been picking up. here's the coverage right now up in marin county, from novato to fairfax and up in sonoma county. for santa rosa, also extending out toward vallejo this afternoon. and then showing you this some more coverage right around oakland, looks like the activity in the east bay inland east bay breaking up a bit, but still some scattered rain out there. and then down in the south bay, the santa cruz mountains. still some coverage for scotts valley to morgan hill and

like a matter of minutes. sometimes a matter of seconds. it's a ridiculous situation.we're going back to plastic straws. i think it's okay. and i don't think that plastic is going to affect a shark very much as they're eating, as they're munching their way through the ocean. >> real men should never use straws. so it doesn't affect primetime. and trump says hamas has a deadline. listen. >> if all of the hostages aren't returned by saturday at 12:00, i think it's an appropriate time. i would say cancel it and all bets are off and let hell break out. >> you say all hell is going. >> to break loose. are you speaking. about retaliation from. >> you'll find out and they'll find out too. hamas will find out what i mean. >> voters know what the press doesn't. trump isn't radical. he's just radically changing our country back to normal. no guys and girls sports cutting waste, fraud and abuse, deporting migrants and securing the border. all common sense moves. but saboteurs inside the federal government are leaking ice raid calendars. pam bondi says if you get in the way, you'r

and i say a lot of bad. i say a lot of things i made a mistake on. i think that's what makes me authentic. how can i help you. >> as a club member? i recently sold some of my tech and i invested into blackrock and goldman sachs. today. i did add to my blackrock and i'm wondering should i add more to goldman sachs? i really do like it. >> and i think goldman is incredible. the stock sells at 13 times earnings. it's doing amazingly well. i think it is a solid buy. so it down at one point today. so low 622 was terrific. blackrock might be down because vanguard cut its fees i trust larry fink i think it's a great opportunity to buy. and you saw it because your club member that we picked at some today. and thank you for being a member of the club. let's go to joe in new jersey. joe. >> hello. >> mr. cramer, thank you for taking my call always. >> joe, great to have you on the show and thank you for calling in. thank you for being consistent. how can i help you? >> on my way to on my way to work, about a mile and a half away from my house, i've been watchi

well, the rain has picked up quite a quite a bit or a little bit, i should say, actually.cus, good morning to you. we're live from downtown santa rosa. it has picked up a little bit on and off from the last hour that we, that we had our that we had our report. but you can see it's still not really that bad. take a look behind me. just a few kind of puddles on the road, some wet and slick roads for the cars that have been passing by this early morning. that is, however, not to say that it hasn't rained in parts of the north bay since yesterday and caused some more kind of potential damage. i want to show you some video from healdsburg, where there was some heavier rain that caused mud to slide down north fitch road, an area of north fitch was coned off. officials closely monitoring that situation to mitigate any sort of growth of mudslides. yesterday, the slides were dodd around eight last night, not far over in windsor, a car hit standing water on east side road just before 8 p.m. fortunately, the driver was not injured, but a poll did shear off and there was one way traff

kits is a be a worthy, therefore touchdown. and the chiefs do convert on the 2 point conversion following that touchdown. but it's a little too little too late. the eagles defense dominated chiefs also pavol long final score. 40 to 22 is the philadelphia eagles are now the super bowl. 59 champions with jalen hurts mvp. jalen hurts super bowl mvp. jalen hurts 17 20 to 221 yards, 2 touchdowns and just one interception. >> and the lows. and to my teammates. you know, the effort and a determination everybody display to get to this point. atlanta got you've got you handle that. but fantastic it is never been about what anyone else does. it's always been about what we do and how we respond to certain feels good have a game today. >> that suspect he planted >> and when the nfl season now officially in the books for many, the focus now turns to baseball. the athletics are set to start plan at sutter health pardon sacramento next month and the first game got local fans and business say they're excited for the season. >> they have 23 dif

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conley says he's a fire engine boss and a member of a hotshot crew.uffers from depression in the off season for fires, as many wildland firefighters do, who see many grotesque and horrible things on the job. in this high paced profession. >> a few years ago, i almost killed myself and i was super lonely. we go 0 to 100 all of a sudden in april or may. we fight fires from april or may all the way to november, and we go through these mental health issues because we live with this giant purpose. and then all of a sudden we're shut down. >> instead of taking his own life, he says he decided to ride his bike from san francisco to saint augustine, florida, 3500 miles in honor of fallen or mentally disabled firemen and women. he says that led to helping other firefighters and a book to help others as well. this ride from astoria, oregon to san francisco will raise money for the wildland firefighters foundation, which helps families of severely injured, ill or deceased firefighters. >> what i'm doing is i'm trying to live my life with a greater purpose. so i'

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all injured after a police pursuit, ends in a crash in san francisco, destroying a parklet outside a pub. good evening everyone, i'm mike mibach. football fans across the country gathered to watch the super bowl and for one, get together. it turned into a terrifying situation in san francisco's mission. police say they were in pursuit of a wanted vehicle. the suspects car eventually slammed into a parklet outside a sports bar right near 24th and south van ness. six people are hurt, two in critical condition and ktvu henry lee has the story. >> it was a miracle considering that this parklet is completely totaled. >> splintered pieces of wood and a collapsed roof are all that's left of a parking lot. outside, a busy pub in san francisco's mission district. this after a carload of suspects being chased by police, crashed on super bowl sunday, injuring six people, including a mother and child, on the sidewalk. police have not said why they were chasing the audi q7, only that the suv was wanted. newly elected supervisor john. >> all right, having some technical issues with henry's piece t

this is a piece of debris that flew through a diner window hitting a customer. a diner employee tells me the customer was bleeding, but thankfully okay and had to be taken to the hospital for a small treatment. and of course, we know the images of the crash are just horrific. so just after 6 p.m. today, the plane was captured erupting into a huge fireball near cottman avenue and roosevelt boulevard. here in philly, we know several homes caught fire, and thankfully firefighters were able to get the people out of those homes and the fires are now under control. so now the investigation gets underway into how this happened. we know members of the ntsb are here on the ground. we've got a slew of state troopers, along with members of the state department of transportation. and, of course, we're going to be out here throughout the night to monitor the scene and see what happens. i've talked to a couple of witnesses here. one man describing the crash. he said it felt like an earthquake. kevin. >> yeah. incredible pictures. and i'm glad you mentioned the fact that there

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so a bit of a rebound overnight. but worth noting we've held on to the gains despite these new retaliatory tariffs coming through from china. as for u.s. futures, here's the early look at wall street. we are looking at a pullback in the dow jones of north of 100 points. the nasdaq holding steady. of course we do have tech earnings in focus as well playing a role. s&p 500 looking to open about 12 points lower at this stage. forex markets have also had quite a roller coaster 48 hours this morning. we've got the euro trading slightly weaker versus the dollar. sterling as well on the back foot versus the greenback around one 2423. the mexican peso yesterday in sharp focus surging 3% intraday to close 1% stronger after news came that we would see a delay of these tariffs. so a lot of action in fx markets. global yields also in focus. yesterday we saw a sizable flattening of the curve for u.s. treasuries. investors pricing in stronger inflation near term and scaling back expectations of a fed cut in response to the new tra

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for a second day in a row.as blocked president trump's. >> executive order. >> attempting to limit birthright citizenship. a u.s. judge issued a nationwide injunction on the order yesterday after calling it blatantly. >> unconstitutional during a. >> preliminary hearing a couple of weeks ago. >> the judge. >> slammed trump. >> in court. >> yesterday. >> saying in part, quote, it. >> has become ever more apparent. >> that to. our president, the rule of law is but an impediment. >> to his policy goals. >> the rule of law. >> is, according to him, something to navigate. around or simply. >> ignore, whether that be for. >> political or. personal gain. >> this latest injunction. >> comes after. >> a federal judge in maryland issued a. >> nationwide hold. >> on the order on wednesday. >> the executive order. >> faces even. more legal. >> challenges. >> with the hearing. >> set for. >> later today in. massachusetts and another hearing. >> on monday in new hampshire. >> in a challenge. brought by the aclu. i mean, john

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a nice guy or a good citizen.iceover): that woman, the star witness found by the cold case team, who said she saw the two men coming and going from taras house? mark desisto: could it be she made herself believe this over so much of a time to make sure the bad guy goes away? keith morrison (voiceover): dave mcmannis attorney, michael bross, said his view those detectives focused on the wrong man. said phil barrs accomplice must have been peewee st. john, the man whod turned in jewelry three days after tara went missing. michael bross: theres enough circumstantial evidence to believe that he was involved if not in the murder, but definitely in the complicity to cover it up. keith morrison (voiceover): the only thing that dave mcmannis was guilty of, said bross, was being a sarcastic guy. michael bross: the majority of the statements that were made were sarcasm at best. so if hes guilty-- keith morrison: its a claim. yeah. and-- but its-- thats kind of an easy out for saying terrible things, isnt it? michael bross:

right to our top stories tonight at 11, a man who worked as a paraeducator at a san jose high school is under arrest for alleged possession of materials depicting child sexual abuse. san jose police say sherman carter was observed downloading and distributing child sexual abuse material from his home in cupertino. carter was arrested on january 28th. detectives say devices containing the abusive material were found at his home. we're now learning seven people were hurt in a police pursuit and crash in san francisco tonight. one adult remains in serious condition at the hospital. video here showing the moment a silver suv slammed into that crowded parklet outside a sports bar right when the super bowl was getting underway yesterday. police say two women inside the suv are in custody, and that the vehicle was reported stolen out of richmond. san francisco city officials are planning for street closures for this coming weekend. on saturday night, the city's annual chinese new year parade will mean closures along the route, starting at second and market, and then all the way into union s

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