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joining me now is senator adam schiff, democrat of california. the fbi director? >> well. >> here's a. guy who made. >> millions doing some kind of consultation, some kind of work for this chinese communist party backed business entity. and we don't know what he did, what he's. >> getting paid for. >> that's a. >> lot of money. and not. >> just this. chinese communist party backed company, but he also did consulting. >> work for. >> something called the. >> czechoslovak group. >> which has done propaganda for the kremlin. so how much. >> did. >> he get paid by them, and what did he do for them that. >> he got. >> paid for? these are the kind of things you would hope to know about a nominee for high office. >> particularly the director. >> of the fbi, that might be asked to look into kremlin propaganda operations in. >> the us. >> or chinese communist party. backed firms employing forced. >> labor or child labor. so we ought. >> to know the answers. and on top of the recent. >> whistleblower allegations that he may have. >> lied to our. >> committ

senator adam schiff weighs in on what vice president j.d. vance and defense secretary pete hegseth said this week. at the top of the hour. good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome, everyone. to alex witt reports. we begin with breaking news from a high stakes security gathering overseas. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy today calling for the creation of a european army. hours after he sat down with vice president j.d. vance, he warned world leaders that russia is not preparing for dialog, and the u.s. may not always be a reliable ally. >> let's be honest now, we can't rule out the possibility that america might say no to europe on issues that threaten it. we must build the armed forces of europe so that europe's future depends only on europeans. >> a live report in just a few minutes on that also breaking today. emotional reunions as hamas frees three israeli hostages against the backdrop of veiled threats and an ultimatum from president trump. israel's military in return released hundreds of pale

kash patel treated adam schiff with a lot more fairness than at everett treated cash. you know kash patel what he think of his nomination and his tenure at the bureau? >> first off he has extensive national security experience a. and a second he will shift the focus from the fbi headquarters in washington up into the field offices across america as a former federal prosecutor you know the fbi plays such an important role prosecuting and investigating crimes like cybercrime, organized crime, terrorism. these are things they have an expertise to do across america. and kash patel is made clear law enforcement agents to be law enforcement agency. to be fighting crime and keeping our communities safe. he is also very committed to transparency and depoliticize in the fbi. these are exactly the kind of attributes we need in fbi director. i think he will be a wonderful director he and pam bondi together are going to ensure these agencies are committed to fairness, i committed to treatig americans equally and the senate at this point needs to stop and get him confirmed. trey: y

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and when -- in the confirmation hearing my colleagues, adam schiff and others, asked about the purge, he heard nothing, see nothing, hear nothing, say nothing. he didn't know anything about it. two days later, it comes out he was masterminding it. and implementing it. as he was lying to us in the committee. so the biggest threat to our country right now is donald trump's frontal assault on the rule of law. and one of the generals in that assault is kash patel. we must defeat his appointment as the f.b.i. director.

senator adam schiff firing back, posting, jd, we both went to law school, but we don't have to be lawyers to know that ignoring court decisions we don't like puts us on a dangerous path to lawlessness. during a pregame interview on fox, trump defended doge, suggesting what they could be up to this week. >> i'm going to tell them very soon, like maybe in 24 hours, to go check the department of education. he's going to find the same thing. then i'm going to go go to the military. let's check the military. >> meanwhile, the trump administration has ordered the consumer financial protection bureau to stop nearly all its work, effectively shutting down an agency that was created to protect consumers after the 2008 financial crisis. and trump says he will revoke security clearances on several biden administration officials and prosecutors who brought cases against him. perry russom abc news, washington. >> perry, thanks. confirmation votes are expected this week for rfk jr and tulsi gabbard after the white house chipped away at republican resistance. kennedy appears to have enough support to be

and when -- in the confirmation hearing my colleagues, adam schiff and others, asked about the purge, he heard nothing, see nothing, hear nothing, say nothing. he didn't know anything about it. two days later, it comes out he was masterminding it. and implementing it. as he was lying to us in the committee. so the biggest threat to our country right now is donald trump's frontal assault on the rule of law. and one of the generals in that assault is kash patel. we must defeat his appointment as the f.b.i. director. sen. durbin: thank you. questions? too cold for questions. all right. we're out of here. [laughter] thank you, all. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] announcer: you've been watching live coverage. we return now to our scheduled program. we join it in progress. unties jo win by 20 or 30 points go to trump? >> i would like to make a comment more broadly on a theme of this panel. i am not sure it's quite that clear. earl

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joining us now is democratic senator adam schiff of california.ommittee, as well as the and the committee on environment and public works and the agriculture committee. and senator schiff, let me just begin with the california water point, because you are an expert on exactly what happened and what should not have happened with that water. well, i spent part of this weekend in the central valley, which is the largest agricultural producing area in the country. no one can make heads or tails out of what donald trump did, or why, or thinks it makes any sense whatsoever. as you were pointing out, that water can't get to los angeles. the fires are out there. not 5% contained or 20 or 50% contained. they're 100% contained. so that water is going to be of no use to firefighters. but here's the thing. it's been a dry winter. there isn't as much snowpack as we would usually have. we rely on water that is stored like this water. when farmers need it in summer to irrigate. >> they're not irrigating. >> now. so that water is going to sit in a lake. it's goin

state senator adam schiff responded by sending a letter to several u.s.nment to exempt firefighters from that federal hiring freeze. and as we've been saying, we are 7.5 hours from the kickoff for super bowl 59 at 330 this afternoon. before we go, i want to give you one last live look at the caesars superdome, where the kansas city chiefs are looking for that three peat super bowl win. and the philadelphia eagles are looking for a revenge win after their super bowl loss to the chiefs two years ago. and we want to take you to levi's stadium. the sun is shining. the super bowl will be here next year. super bowl 60. the bay area host committee is in new orleans taking notes. they say levi's stadium will be updating video boards, refreshing club spaces, changing concession stands and nearby cities will be preparing as well. the official host city handoff ceremony is tomorrow, and during super bowl today, our sister station telemundo 48, is airing a spanish language telecast that starts at 3 p.m. on telemundo 48. so how is the forecast? it looks good to be out

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. >> my full interview with senator adam schiff is coming up next hour. and some new reaction to the trump justice department squeezing career prosecutors to dismiss corruption charges against new york city mayor eric adams. seven prosecutors, including at least two conservatives, resigned before one litigator under pressure from beauvais, made the tough choice to sign the dismissal motion. it's all highly objectionable conduct from mr. beauvais, and if we were. >> in a normal, functioning. justice department, there would be. >> an. >> internal inquiry into the way he behaved and treated these prosecutors. the real risk. >> here would have been. >> that if everyone in public integrity had been fired, then beauvais would have been free to repopulate public integrity with much more compliant, less experienced people. >> we've got several reporters and analysts ready to discuss all of these new developments, and we're going to begin with nbc's yamiche alcindor, who is in washington, and the alarming new developments in the mass firings of government employees

adam schiff calling kash patel a political hack who would be a yes man for donald trump. that might be a concern for democrats, but nothing really came of this momentum on the republican side of the aisle. to keep kash patel away from the fbi. moderate republicans like thom tillis, for example, have long said that he would be a yes on his nomination. so by all accounts, in the next few hours, we do expect kash patel will be confirmed as trump's fbi director. this is somebody who's been a loyalist to him for several years, an ally. he worked for him during his first administration as well. concerning for democrats, but it does look like he'll make it to that agency, which is the biggest, which is the investigative arm of the doj. jose. >> yeah. i mean, kash patel does appear to be greg, for all intents and purposes, going to pass. what stands out to you? >> well, this is. >> an unorthodox nomination. >> i think. >> to say. >> the. >> least. >> versus the last. several nominated fbi directors since j. >> edgar hoover. >> all of whom, by the way, with, i think, one exception

but there's a conflict of interest that you and adam schiff write about here. with elon musk having anything to do with the structuring or restructuring of cfpb. why? >> so here's the story. remember how elon musk bought twitter, turned it into x and hemorrhaged buckets of money? well, he announced, hey, he had another plan to make more money. and that is he would create something called x x money. and the idea was in the same way that x now gets all of your social media information. you would give them all your financial information and make financial transactions on this site. now he can do that, he can launch a financial platform, but when he does, he's going to have a cop standing right over his shoulder just making sure that he follows the law, that he doesn't cheat people, he doesn't trick people, and he doesn't suck up all of their personal information to use it however he wants, or sell it wherever he wants. one cop on the beat would be looking over elon musk's shoulder, and you know where that cop is going to come from? it's from the cfpb. so this look

. >> in a statement, california senator adam schiff said ignoring court decisions will not. we don't, like put us on a dangerous path to lawlessness. meanwhile, another judge has blocked trump's executive order attempting to ban birthright citizenship. >> 22 state attorneys general, including california's rob bonta, have sued the trump administration over planned cuts to the national institutes of health. the trump administration has ordered capping indirect payments to research grants at 15%. those indirect payments include administrative and facility costs linked to research. the attorneys general argued that cap will harm life saving research, cost hundreds of thousands of jobs, and hurt the american economy by billions. >> president trump has also ordered the u.s. department of treasury to stop minting pennies. so what does that mean, exactly? abc seven news reporter monica madden has the story. >> collecting coins has been an obsession for seth chandler his entire life. >> i started collecting when i was four years old. >> and with some good fortune. he's made a career

supplied later on in the year, during the harvest season, california senators alex padilla and adam schiff are joining other senate democrats demanding the trump administration answer questions about reported purges of dozens of fbi and doj officials. last week, the trump administration allegedly removed or reassigned dozens of career law enforcement officials who were involved in the prosecution and investigation of mr. trump and the january 6th rioters. the senators said they have grave concerns, and the removals represent a, quote, alarming threat to national security. over the weekend, thousands of fbi personnel were asked to complete a questionnaire by today about their role in the january 6th investigation. still to come, san mateo leaders discussing the future of bike lanes in one neighborhood, with fierce arguments on both sides of the issue. plus, san francisco city leaders aim to crack down on the selling of stolen goods on city streets. the new bill that's been did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for

adam schiff is california's junior senator. a familiar foe of president trump. >> who's been front and center these first couple of weeks barring with some of the

. >> democratic senator adam schiff, writing ignoring court decisions we don't like, puts us on a dangerous path to lawlessness. the administration also shutting down the consumer financial protection bureau headquarters in washington, d.c, the government watchdog created by congress after the 2008 financial crisis, is meant to protect americans from fraud and exploitation from banks and corporations. abc news obtained an email that russ vought, the cfpb acting director and architect of project 2025, sent to staff this morning saying not to perform any work tasks. the white house, alleging the agency has, quote, long functioned as another woke and weaponized arm of the government. senator elizabeth warren, who helped create the agency slamming the administration, saying cfpb has helped return over $21 billion to consumers. >> trump campaigned on helping working people, but now that he's in charge, this is the payoff to the rich guys who invested in his campaign and who want to cheat families and not have anybody around to stop them. >> reena roy, abc news, new york. >> and developing. in th

senator adam schiff responded by sending a letter to several u.s. agencies. he is concerned the freeze will lead to a shortfall of seasonal firefighters. federal agencies hire more than 15,000 seasonal crews each year. well, dozens of people in the south bay are making sure they're prepared in case of a disaster or emergency. more than 1000 people have completed a 20 hour training program in san jose. it's called cert, which stands for community emergency response teams. first responders give volunteers the skills to handle community disasters like fires or medical emergencies. and today program members were at the san jose fire museum to conduct drills and put their knowledge to the test. organizers say they hope to train a total of 10,000 people across the city. we have over a million people in the city of san say, and we have 35 fire stations. i do think they're going to be able to come and take care of little issues that you may have at home after an earthquake. probably not. so we need to train and take care of each other, because we're the first. we cou

senator adam schiff firing back. jd, we both went to law school, but we don't have to be lawyers to know ignoring court decisions we don't like puts us on a dangerous path to lawlessness. elon musk now head of the newly formed department of government efficiency calling for those judges to be impeached, writing it's time. and that the one who paused his department's access needs to be impeached now. trump and his super bowl sunday interview on fox defending musk. >> bottom line, you say you trust him? >> trust elon? he's not gaining anything. i wonder how he can devote the time to it. i told him do that. then i'm going to tell him very soon, like maybe in 24 hours, to go check the department of education. he's going to find the same thing. then i'm going to go to the military. let's check the military. >> reporter: the trump administration's rebuke of the courts coming after a judge temporarily blocked doge's access at the department of treasury. millions of americans' sensitive information like social security and b

senators padilla and adam schiff introduced the access to counsel act. if it passes, it would help u.s. citizens, green card holders and other people with legal status looking to get in contact with an attorney or relatives if they're detained by border protection for more than an hour. i think it's important to recognize that whenever donald trump says he's only going after violent criminals, that's a lie. the bill would also require homeland security to ensure that people with valid travel documents at the border and at airports can communicate with counsel and others if they're subjected to questioning or searches by border protection. a setback to president trump's effort to shrink the government, delivered by a federal judge today. all this while, the president huddles with congressional democrats on how to get a budget passed. nbc's yamiche alcindor has the details from the white house. just hours before the federal worker buyout deadline, a judge put a pause on the trump administration program, at lea until monday. the controversial deferred resig

senator adam schiff responded by sending a letter to several u.s. agencies.reeze will lead to a shortfall of seasonal firefighters. federal agencies hire more than 15,000 seasonal crews each year. it has been a month since the devastating wildfires ripped through los angeles families and communities, finding ways to cope with the loss. one l.a. man is hoping art will help him work through tragedy. meet kenny arts. he called altadena home for nearly 40 years until the eaton fire wiped out his house and his art studio. but kenny says he has found a silver lining amid all the loss. painting what's left of altadena is helping him to come to terms with the destruction. he says, by using watercolor in his new paintings, he's bringing a little color back to the community. watercolors. to me, they have a voice of their own. yeah, it's been a tough situation, you know, especially for so many people that have lived here for so long. this is the sort of place where i could walk down the street and run into 2 or 3 neighbors that i knew. and so that's not happening right

esta tarde, el senador de california, adam schiff, le ha pedido al gobierno federal que excluya a los detenido la incorporación de miles de bomberos federales de temporada, lo que podría generar un posible déficit de personal para atender la próxima temporada de incendios. el senador envió una carta a varias agencias gubernamentales, como el departamento de agricultura, y asegura que le preocupa que la falta de contrataciones impacte en la respuesta ante siniestros y ya. de un tiempo acá se ha dicho que al menos en california, todo el año estamos en temporada de incendios. marcelo rivera aunque por ahora la atención está puesta en el frío, tenemos advertencias por las bajas temperaturas. buenas tardes. buenas tardes, amigos televidentes. en efecto, tenemos advertencias, avisos y vigilancias porque otra vez otro fin de semana con temperaturas bien frías y comenzamos con ese aviso por congelada que va a estar en efecto, comenzando mañana domingo a la una de la madrugada para los condados de contra costa, marin, napa y sonoma, y va a estar, en efecto, hasta las 09:00. y es que en estas p

hablando de incendios, el senador de california, adam schiff, le ha pedido al gobierno federal que excluyaincorporación de miles de bomberos federales de temporada, lo que podría generar un posible déficit de personal para atender la próxima temporada de incendios. el senador envió una carta a varias agencias gubernamentales, como el departamento de agricultura, y asegura que le preocupa que la falta de contrataciones impacte la respuesta ante los siniestros. y es crítica esa respuesta en estados como california. pero por ahora nos concentramos básicamente en el frío. mira esta panorámica de san josé y si conoce a alguien que necesita un lugar donde refugiarse. esta noche, el condado de santa clara habilitó un albergue. está ubicado allí en el centro comunitario roosevelt, cerca de east santa clara y la calle 20. se puede pasar la noche ahí sin necesidad de una referencia, como en otros refugios. estará abierto hasta el martes 11 de febrero. de igual manera, en sacramento mantienen abiertos los refugios tanto el outreach y engagement center como el centro de navegación north fifth street.

senator adam schiff firing back. jd, we both went to law school, but we don't have to be lawyers to know ignoring court decisions we don't like puts us on a dangerous path to lawlessness. elon musk now head of the newly formed department of government efficiency calling for those federal judges to be impeached, writing, it's time. and that the one who paused his department's access needs to be impeached now. trump and his super bowl sunday interview on fox defending musk. >> bottom line, you say you trust him? >> trust elon? he's not gaining anything. i wonder how he can devote the time to it. he's so into it. i told him do that. then i'm going to tell him very soon, like maybe in 24 hours, to go check the department of education. he's going to find the same thing. then i'm going to go to the military. let's check the military. >> reporter: the trump administration's rebuke of the courts coming after a judge temporarily blocked doge's access at the department of treasury. millions of americans' sensitive information

. >> reporter: california senator adam schiff is slamming president trump's order to maximize water releasesis was going happen? >> i think even the water managers got only a short bit of notice to say please don't, you can't do that. that's way too much water. and frankly, had they not talked the army corps off the ledge, there would have been serious flooding. it would have been even bigger problem. >> reporter: billions of gallons of water are now rushing into a dry lake bed in the state's central valley, where scientists say it can't flow south and will likely go to waste. >> there is absolutely no connection between this water and the water needed for firefighting in l.a. there is no physical connection. there is no way to move the water from where it is to the los angeles basin. >> reporter: peter glick, a climate and hydrology expert says the move ignores the reality of water management in california. >> the farmers in the basin own the water, and that water is stored in these dams in the winter during the rainy season so that farmers can use it in the very hot long, dry summer season

donald trump seems the bogeyman, that even associating with him, when hurt you look at the way adam schiff treated of steve the primary which we did altogether here and you see during the primary debate but he was also much bogeyman for a lot of republicans in the state of the last election to act know we certainly saw from the beginning of my well in february 2019, 2020 tackle we focus on telephone issues and individual it districts we do not going on the national name would often hear me say, the president is campaigning 11 states, and what we are focused on is making sure that we get a house which is what we did in 2020 and in 2022 picking up even with donald trump of the top about .20 pickup for congressional seat something lost by double digits. fast-forward to 2024, weight loss a congressional district donald trump one by five points itself changed significantly because of what people were experiencing in the four years for the biden harris administration and we also saw huge thinking about registration movement we took over the church when 19, socially the third-largest party the st

joe biden pardoned his son, liz cheney, adam schiff, adam kay and others. doj under biden was so corrupt, pot calling the kettle, says dorothy metzger. why? why do we always have to play the what about ism game? the what about ism in this instance is the what if biden had tossed the prosecution of a red state representative who agreed to be acting now in a more progressive fashion? okay, just just conjure up an image of a progressive, a liberal. uh, acting red state, all because the indictment had been thrown out against people. the complete reverse of who's upset now would be going back blank. um, apply it on a case by case basis. it's good for eric adams, in my opinion. good for eric adams that he's now decided to be more aggressive relative to our poorest borders. but to have an indictment tossed in return for that kind of a pledge, allegedly. and i don't even know that i need to say, allegedly looking at the paperwork that i've already shown you in this case, it's not it's not the way it should be done better that president trump should have just pardon

adam schiff, the senator from california is a great example asking pam bondi, questions about pardonswhat everyday americans are worried about. fentanyl poisoning, crime, trafficking and they are worried about weaponization of his institutions against political opponents and you hear a lot in the media the wasn't a big deal for the election, it was a huge because white people turned out in favor of the president. they are very concerned about the institutions corrected from one political side versus the other because if you do it on one hand, it can be done to anybody else and that's not the way america is supposed to function or the way the system was set up. equal justice is there for a reason so they said they are going to reestablish that and that something americans deeply care about and people come from other countries, legal immigrant's care about the rule of law because the whole reason, one of the big reasons is because the country they came from doesn't adhere to any of those principles. >> we'll be right back. ♪ if i had to start college again from scratch, i probably would

i'm pretty sure the crops are going to be picked in all these ridiculous jobs that adam schiff callsl gladly take that at this point if it means putting more money in their pockets. this is why donald trump did so well with the black folk and the latino vote which is usually owned by the democrat party 90% goes to the democratic presidential nominee in terms of the black vote, 70% of latinos vote for the democrat that did not happen remotely this time around. until democrats understand that when you flood cities with all of these illegal immigrants and budgets are exhausted to the point were social services like education, sanitation and police are impacted to the point where people do not feel as safe. or their kids are not getting as educated or cities are not as clean they will never win a national election again without the coalition of black folk, latino vote there kissing off their jobs are being taken. in san diego today bill melugin set a shelter that received fema money closed its doors, laid up one or 15 employees because they received zero new migrants in his trump was ina

. >> kayleigh: 11 little head fake like the trolling, invite adam schiff for like some of these guysthe j6 committee and just like have them walk past the shot and sit across from the resolute desk. >> cheryl: all of the world leaders that will be walking into the oval will see this. and this is has never forget the moment, he is a new yorker and donald trump by putting that up as "the new york post" cover, congratulations, "new york post" but also the fact that he is telling everybody, i am tough. donald trump came from new york city real estate. he has one of the toughest most difficult industries in the city to work in. it is not for the faint of heart. and this shows that he is a fighter. and i am wondering if the other picture they should put up his him and butler, p.a., with his fist up in the air, let's frame that one somewhere else if anybody is watching at the white house, just a thought and throwing that out there. >> kayleigh: i bet it is hanging somewhere. we will investigate and find out. and now it sits just outside the oval office. wow. how's that for something quite s

this will be another so-called controversial pick that gets through people like adam schiff not happytrump attacked the problems he had with the fbi before kash patel got there i'm not saying he is not going to want to go in and clean house. trump already addressed it. >> lawrence: the fbi sunday the department of justice. you had the interim as well as with pam bondi came in starting to already go after some of the corruption. so leaking that was going on. target political opponents, i think it's going to take some of the burden off kash patel, the reason they don't like him he was the guy that trey gowdy said unveiled all of the russian collusion hoax. so they're afraid of him. >> he pulled back the curtain and told america about it. donald trump loved it and donald trump wanted him confirmed and he got what he wanted. >> brian: right. i don't think they are going to have a problem once he gets in there if do you your job, i just keep in the back of my mind when he said go be cops. they are some of the finest people. 135,000 of them. a lot of them in my view, made it clear to presid

they then marched over to senator adam schiff's office.re was also a protest today at the sacramento state capitol. dozens of people gathered on the steps to rally against the trump administration. this was also billed as part of today's 5051 demonstrations. >> on the peninsula. today, two groups of sheriff's deputies endorsed measure a. that's the initiative that would give the san mateo county board of supervisors the power to remove embattled sheriff christina corpus from office following allegations of misconduct. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey is following the story. >> you deserve better. stand up against corruption and vote yes on measure a. >> a culture of intimidation, retaliation and corruption allegations made against san mateo county sheriff christina corpus that have led to countywide calls for her resignation. now, the voters who may have once supported her have the opportunity to authorize her removal. >> they saw her as someone who is going to bring good things to the sheriff's office, into this community,

here's what senator adam schiff says.esident's inability to even identify ukraine as an equal bargaining powerfter all the blood ukraine has shed is just a shocking surrender of american values and interests." president zelenskyy says he's not going be bound by any deal negotiated between russia and the u.s. are the ukrainians going to have a seat at the table for those talk this week? >> rep. waltz: well, what the secretary of the treasury was talking about two zelenskyy, and then following with secretary rubio and the vice president, was entering into a partnership with the united states. we are talking about growing the pie for the ukrainian economy, and i can't think of any better security guarantee than being coinvested with president trump and with the american people going forward, and having those investments as a protection in and of itself, number one. number two, the american people deserve to be recouped, deserve to have some type of payback for the billions and they have invested in this war. further, shannon

. >> california senator adam schiff criticized the president's order, calling it, quote, stupid and ridiculousangerous and wasteful and that it's a waste of precious water. president trump is finalizing plans to dismantle the u.s. department of education. a white house official says the executive order is expected to come sometime this month. closing a federal agency requires congressional action, but trump could issue executive orders to strip it down. and that includes shutting down most communication, directing employees to not come to work, and removing funding. the department of education was founded back in 1979 under the carter administration. state lawmakers approved $50 million to fight president trump's policies in court through two different bills. the first allows the california department of justice to use $25 million to bolster the state's legal defense fund against a new administration. the second bill provides $25 million in grants to nonprofits that provide immigration related legal services, especially for those facing eviction, partner violence and wage theft. >> we are givi

. >> california senator adam schiff criticized the president's order as stupid and ridiculous and dangerous and wasteful, saying it is a waste of precious water. >> thousands of people took to the streets across the country to highlight the importance immigrants have on the economy. some businesses closed, employees stayed home. ktvu is an rubin reports tonight from san jose, with more on the movement known as a day without immigrants. >> no work, no school, no shopping. on this day, thousands across the country and here in san jose took an economic stand. the protest, called a day without immigrants, is meant to make an impact. >> they've done so much. and, you know, i just feel like it's not appreciated enough. >> zander sanchez skipped work at his warehouse job. so did many of his coworkers. >> like 99% of all our employees are immigrants. so without us there, that place would be shut down. >> some businesses scaled back operations, others closed to support the protest at paletta planeta. the owners wanted to speak up. >> now, in times like these, we feel like it's important to stand in

senator adam schiff responded by sending a letter to several u.s. seasonal firefighters. federal agencies typically hire more than 15,000 seasonal crews each year. we're going to turn now to the forecast. and cinthia pimentel. cold out there? yeah, really cold because we have those clear skies and those winds that have calmed down in the overnight hours. a live look over san jose. and we are looking at some freeze and frost alerts for the south bay, for the east bay and up in towards the north bay as well. those purple signifying that the freeze is possible not only today, but notice they're likely through about tuesday as we settle in with this really cold air and those light winds. so we're seeing the numbers right now, 37, in downtown san jose. but you go into south san jose, 39 degrees. those chilly 30s continue up there towards hayward. but look, 29 degrees in danville. oh my goodness. please be careful with that. that is some dangerous cold and it continues up into the north bay. 231 a piece for santa rosa and calistoga. now we will recover ni

. >> senator adam schiff of california, thank you. that is all in on this wednesday night. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening chris. >> thank you my friend. much appreciated. and thanks. >> to you at home for joining. >> us this hour. >> you know, if you want an electric pickup. >> truck, you can buy one. >> there's a bunch. >> of. >> different kinds out there now. there is a. >> ford f-150 lightning. >> there's an. electric version, an. >> ev. >> version of the chevy silverado. >> there's an ev. >> version of. >> the. >> gmc sierra. >> there is. >> an ev version. >> of the dodge ram. >> the company. rivian has a cute electric pickup truck. >> that's called. >> the r1t's. >> even even. >> the hummer. >> the hummer. >> comes in a gigantic electric pickup configuration. >> if. >> you want. >> to. >> if you want to drive a hummer. >> so you know you have a bunch of choices. >> if you. want to buy. >> one of those vehicles, you will. >> have all the convenience. >> and. >> capacity and sort of. swag that a pickup truck gets you without