angel blue was performing, and i remember thinking, "i have never seen a black artist singing opera, ever". really nice, strong "ah" with a good breath. and they might be comingl to their first performance. arr! we've seen a gradual increase in the diversity of audiences who come here, but there's still work to be done. # take heart, no danger lowers # take any heart but ours any heart, take mine... # she vocalises when i'm onstage singing, it's # she vocalises when i'm onstage singing, it's like the world sort of drops away. my name is isabelle peters, and i'm a soprano. and i'm currently appearing as mabel in english national opera's pirates of penzance. i remember coming to see my first opera here. since i was a very young girl, my dream has been to be on the stage. sure what punters really like about coming to see shows at the west end, is that you're surrounded by so many exciting sort of places of world cuisine, well, i've got rehearsals now, so i'll see you back at the theatre. they come from all walks of life, all backgrounds, they haven't had any singing audition. and they'l

angel blue was performing, and i remember thinking, "i have never seen a black artist singing opera,n the diversity of audiences who come here, but there's still work to be done.

and then i noticed over to the side there was another angelic character, but its colors and its name was white, and blue. and i saw this and i recognized, okay, this angel represents israel. it's one of the things i love about this network, and, joni, what you do, is you stand with this nation unlike, honestly, unlike any place i'd ever seen before. and so i believe this is a saving grace from this nation. i was asking the lord about america, is america done? and back in 2015, the lord told me, no, america has one more round because the young lions are coming. but i also believe, when i saw this in 2020, at the beginning of the pandemic, the lord spoke to me and said, how america relates to this nation, how these two relate to one another will determine america's longevity. because israel has a promise. it will go through ups and downs, but there was a promise with that nation. and we recognize ezekiel chapter 16 talks so clearly about this. people say, wow, there's this point of view with israel. and sometimes it's spiritual israel and all that. well, jerusalem is something that god took very serious.

i'm getting red it scoop potato a blue angel flew under the golden gate bridge. that was unique experience and i got sick with hiv and commander said if anything in my powers to change things i would. excuse me i get emotional you were one of the best quarter masters this unit had. you respected soldiers before than i grab things. you taught them respect and dignity. that was part of the training i got from the military. respect. respect all your fellow americans. that's why i'm proud to be a veteran. >> amazing >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i got a story. there is in 85 when beirut was bombed. they called 101st out. we lost in the infantry unit when the plane went down when the alert came up, we were all jumping around and getting gear and stuff ready. and they looked and like, where is tex. tex was the soldiers that was with us. worked [inaudible]. [inaudible]. and like where is tex? and opened up and found tex in the [inaudible] and -- [laughter]. hello. come on. the locker that is i good one >> [laughter]. >> so i asked everyone if you could bring something

you know, you see the, all the, the blue tart homeless people in los angeles and the other cities. i'm sure this is better living the living and skid road, los angeles, you know, that's got to be so hopeless. it's heavy to think about this. people come in here what they think about. then i see a bunch of hungry people feel and this is blessing, right? here for all that food we get him. we good. try like you to feel a lot of this whole thing really come and with every month start every month. feel they make sure that we hit, we have food out here. you know, is that people are hungry or don't have no money or anything vices. you say yeah, it's all good to love that community that helps people out here. that's what i love the most is syndicated. all this is one big happy family. that's what i like. and even though you see people here with uh, nothing, you know, some of them cardboard checks, you know, but a cardboard shack of real coffee. if you just been sleeping on the dirt, you know, and you get a few odd jobs and maybe you could find a rundown, broken down trailers to live in. you

i'm getting red it scoop potato a blue angel flew under the golden gate bridge. that was unique experience and i got sick with hiv and commander said if anything in my powers to change things i would. excuse me i get emotional you were one of the best quarter masters this unit had. you respected soldiers before than i grab things. you taught them respect and dignity. that was part of the training i got from the military. respect. respect all your fellow americans. that's why i'm proud to be a veteran. >> amazing >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i got a story. there is in 85 when beirut was bombed. they called 101st out. we lost in the infantry unit when the plane went down when the alert came up, we were all jumping around and getting gear and stuff ready. and they looked and like, where is tex. tex was the soldiers that was with us. worked [inaudible]. [inaudible]. and like where is tex? and opened up and found tex in the [inaudible] and -- [laughter]. hello. come on. the locker that is i good one >> [laughter]. >> so i asked everyone if you could bring something

. ♪ ♪ visiting angels america's choice in home care ♪ ♪ >> laura: texas is teeming with illegals despite governor greg abbott's best efforts to export them to bluestration to deport them out of the country all together. despite the massive drain or public resources of course public schools, healthcare, there are still some texas officials who apparently believe the more the merrier. bring more in. meet dallas police interim chief michael igoe openly defy federal immigration law. >> the dallas police department is not assisting any federal agency on some documented or undocumented in the city of dallas. >> what a nightmare he is. he is not just terrible on immigration. the man who was elected to keep dallas safe -- he is interim, of course. is he there to keep dallas safe in from criminals. keep safe for dei radicals. >> strength. economic cultural vibrancy community. federal government response. enforcing immigration laws. dpd and other development dallas welcoming strategic plan seeks to serve as a plan for civic, economic, and linguistic social integration and inclusion for the dallas diverse communities. >> laura: that looks like a hostage ta

43% of los angeles county voters where the voter registration is 18% republican, say, yes i'm open to voting for republicans. >> not surprising and quite gratifying, is not about being red or blueabout restoring the golden machine to california and like me, many others are saying goodbye to what was and to join a team approach, a platform that makes sense for also, 43% now and i believe growing. >> trace: "wall street journal" the editorial writing the following, gavin has a water epiphany saying, would you know president trump's exhortation mismanagement seemed to have a spur of political awakening in sacramento, on friday stating agencies to maximize water storage and winter storms, california has this thing they call them atmospheric rivers, if you lined up there significant rain could be coming to the state it would be a public -- of political suicide event of all that rain washed into the ocean and then the governor knows a. >> that's what's infuriating to people, we have all the water we need but we have not stored and captured it to where it's needed. gavin's saying he is going to do that, he has a track record of saying these things to get over a bad news cycle and then

particular the last two columns where as shown in blue the state contributes 18% and 5% of agency's operating budget respectively. >> so the bay area and los angeles transit operating budgets do include a lot of local and regional funding compared to other parts of the nation and we're working to increase that. however for transit to fully thrive moving forward we do need the state to help out with a long term solution. so another priority at the state level is seeking extension of the state's cap and trade program which could represent either an opportunity for more bridge funding or for long term transit commitment. >> so by way of context, the cap and trade program auctions permits to greenhouse gas emitters in the state and then invest the funding in projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. >> so over the last three years it has raised between 4 and $5 billion annually. the program currently expires in 2030 and extension is necessary now in part to shore up the state's transit capital program which is out of funding starting this year. so in the past they've extended a ten year expenditure for programs. this year we're hoping to see a 20

angeles. i was wearing a suit and tie, as was every visitor from washington in the room. the editor of time magazine was one notch more casual, wearing a blue blazer and gray slacks and a necktie. >> the show. >> business billionaire was wearing a t shirt. everyone knew that he was the richest person in the room. >> and he. >> knew. they knew, and that meant he could wear whatever he wanted. he could dress like. >> he just walked out of a. >> tv writers room. and so i saw then that the billionaire power move was being underdressed, violating the dress code. >> and knowing. >> that you can do it because clothes don't make the man, money makes the man. and today elon musk decided. that he wanted to outdo all of his fellow tech billionaires who frequently show up in t shirts. and so. >> he violated another. norm of. >> business meetings at the white house and business meetings in a lot of places. by bringing one of his 11 children, it was like bringing a dog to the home of a person who hates dogs. >> and we all. >> know how much donald trump hates dogs. his favorite line in publicly announcing the firings of people that he hired in the first t

angeles sparks. >> the san francisco recreation and parks department unveiled the new basketball court mural today at a playground in potrero hill. here's a look at the new burst of blueed ahead of nba all-star weekend at jackson playground. it's a temporary mural that will be up until 2027, when construction is supposed to start on a full scale park renovation. artist victor sullivan says the mural is inspired by the colors of the san francisco bay. the courtside foundation made a $50,000 donation to pay for the mural. the skate park at san francisco's un plaza is back open. city leaders gathered today for a ribbon cutting ceremony after expanding the park. the project added 20 100ft!s of skateable surface to the plaza's northeast corner. it also features skateable geometric art pieces. >> coming up in sports, the g league pulled off an upset in the rising stars tournament, but could they win the championship round? >> then, on the 11:00 news, it's a time for families to gather and celebrate. we're taking a closer look at the lunar new year and what mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it

blue up in the north bay across the rio vista bridge. we do have some standing water reported for our road weather index and the changes are coming. that's why, again, they've halted the angel island golden gate ferry service. so you'll be suspicious. report. the reports are that they're going to replace a couple of ferries as well this afternoon. they're going to use the golden gate bus instead. so check their website for the changes for the afternoon schedule. i think it's after 4:00 when those changes will come in. we still have slowing across the bay on the san mateo bridge because of a disabled big rig, basically mid-span they need a heavy duty tow truck. they can't find a large enough tow truck to clear that rig, so it's still blocking one of your three lanes across. and then as we look toward the evening, we're looking at san jose sap center at the tank. there will be a sharks game tonight, so we're hoping for the victory. but we do advise that there will be some crowds heading there. excited folks. no problem. for northbound 101, your typical little bit of slowing shows up around oakland road. and remember, just like yesterday, we still have highway nine closed beca

angeles olympics. plus, passengers evacuated after a train burst into flames. that's one of the five things you have to see this morning. and one bill. two bill, red bill, blue bill. the gop still disagreeing about how to get their agenda passed. >> i think there's a lot of talk about two and a lot of talk about one, but it doesn't. >> matter. >> it's the news. welcome back. but it's also kind of not the news. >> wants all the information on this show. so terrible. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on cnn. >> can support your brain health. >> mary. janet. hey. >> eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred, how are you? fred? >> support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember. remember. nariva. >> well, you're in the big leagues now. >> how was your vacation, sir? >> well, i needed one. >> with your 10% loyalty program discount. that's $225 for the night. >> not bad. >> $155 for the night. hold up. >> how? >> it's easy when you know where to look. >> trivago compares hotel prices from hundreds of sites so you can save up to 40%. >> trivago is my secret tactic. >> hotel trivago. >> let the conclave begin. >> y

particular the last two columns where as shown in blue the state contributes 18% and 5% of agency's operating budget respectively. >> so the bay area and los angeles transit operating budgets do include a lot of local and regional funding compared to other parts of the nation and we're working to increase that. however for transit to fully thrive moving forward we do need the state to help out with a long term solution. so another priority at the state level is seeking extension of the state's cap and trade program which could represent either an opportunity for more bridge funding or for long term transit commitment. >> so by way of context, the cap and trade program auctions permits to greenhouse gas emitters in the state and then invest the funding in projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. >> so over the last three years it has raised between 4 and $5 billion annually. the program currently expires in 2030 and extension is necessary now in part to shore up the state's transit capital program which is out of funding starting this year. so in the past they've extended a ten year expenditure for programs. this year we're hoping to see a 20

after my son's passing is as contact by los angeles, sheriff'sd office and i was tod my son had died due to an overdose. cap a blueill i later came to find out looked exactly like eight pharmaceutical grade blue oxycodone pill have been found on his dresser. it was sent to the laboratory for analysis and found the pill which had taken my son's life was illicit fentanyl. my son had consumed what he thought was a blue m30 oxycodone pill. in fact it unknowingly, i repeat unknowingly ingested illicitly manufactured counterfeit opioid made nothing more than filler binding agent and illicit fentanyl. this was deceptively made to look exactly like a pharmaceutical grade oxycodone pill and it killed him. i have shared daniel's story countless times. yet the problem worsens. illicit fentanyl remains an insidious threat. so what can we do? our organization believes knowledge saves lives we also need legislative action. the halt fentanyl act currently under consideration is a vital tool in this fight. the illicit fentanyl has no medical use is highly addictive warranting classification as a schedule one substance under the c

sunshine, blue skies and palm trees, and they joke that california would be the perfect vacation spot for people eager to get away from the brutally cold winters in greenland. >> one los angelesnow working without pay after facing backlash over plans to be paid with money from wildfire charity donations. chief recovery officer steve soboroff was set to be paid $500,000 for three months of work. he defended the proposed salary, citing his expertise as a residential property developer. following criticism from elected officials and residents, the l.a. mayor changed her mind and said that he would receive no compensation. apple says there's a new security update users should download as soon as possible. the company says ios 18 .3.1 updates patch, an exploit that could allow hackers to access data even when your device is locked. apple says some hackers may have used the exploit in an extremely sophisticated attack on specific individuals. well, the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles will celebrate their big win this offseason, and they could go to the white house. team captain lane johnson said he would be honored to go if president trump sends a formal invitation, but say