annapolis, aboard here at the navy's greatest shrine, the future officers learn, the ideals of john paul jones of the american navy, whose famous i have not yet begun fight when his ship bottom richard was sinking in battle gave. new impetus to the american revolution. here they see and hear the story of american valor in the barbary wars and the battle of tripoli and are steeped in the traditions of. trucks that preble and decatur. that grand old flagship constitution old ironsides famous battle wagon of the early days the nation. come. commodore oliver h. perry is the regional flag is here which he flew on his flagship the lawrence at the victorious battle of lake erie. reminders of that great civil, a naval fight between the monitor and the at hampton roads, virginia the first ironclad which changed all naval history. admiral dewey is in this naval hall of fame. but our future naval officers can, in his exploits aboard his flagship the olympia at the battle of manila bay. you may fire when you are ready gridley. another battle cry that has become history and that annapolis today

annapolis, aboard here at the navy's greatest shrine, the future officers learn, the ideals of john paul jones of the american navy, whose famous i have not yet begun fight when his ship bottom richard was sinking in battle gave. new impetus to the american revolution. here they see and hear the story of american valor in the barbary wars and the battle of tripoli and are steeped in the traditions of. trucks that preble and decatur. that grand old flagship constitution old ironsides famous battle wagon of the early days the nation. come. commodore oliver h. perry is the regional flag is here which he flew on his flagship the lawrence at the victorious battle of lake erie. reminders of that great civil, a naval fight between the monitor and the at hampton roads, virginia the first ironclad which changed all naval history. admiral dewey is in this naval hall of fame. but our future naval officers can, in his exploits aboard his flagship the olympia at the battle of manila bay. you may fire when you are ready gridley. another battle cry that has become history and that annapolis today

the annapolis convention was mentioned. where did the idea to have the annapolis convention come from? >> i know this. >> jump in. >> i don't know if this is the answer you are looking for. >> i'm looking for the right answer. >> let's see. i think it is washington and in 1785. a trade of a smaller conference that's held at matt vereen and. >> yes, the mt. vernon compact. the navigation company. >> if you come here often enough, you know when there is a certain light and doug's eyes. the answer has to be george washington or mt. vernon and you have to work your way backwards. >> the mt. vernon compact, of course, was an agreement between maryland and virginia about how to do the commercial rights to the potomac river and it was necessary because of the navigation companies charter, the first company charters in multiple states and george washington was the first president of the first company chartered and that happened right here at mt. vernon because they were supposed to meet in alexandria but george washington in his wi

the annapolis convention was mentioned. where did the idea to have in annapolis convention come from? >> well, i know this. >> then jump in! >> i don't know if that's the answer you're looking for. so let's see. i think it is washington. in, what -- 1785? i think smaller conference that is held, i think, and mount vernon. >> the mount vernon compact. >> if you come here often enough, you know when there is a certain light in doug's eyes. the answer has to be george washington or mount vernon, and you have to work your way backwards. >> the mount vernon compact, of course, was an agreement between maryland and virginia about how to do commercial rights to the potomac river that was necessary because of the company's charter, the first company charter in multiple states. and george washington was the first president of the first company chartered. they were supposed to meet in alexandria, but george washington, in his wily way, manipulated them into meeting and mount vernon itself. that's the peek behind the curtain there. ex

the annapolis convention mentioned where did the idea to have the annapolis convention come from? well, i know this. we'll then jump in then. yeah, well, i know if this is the answer you're looking for, i'm looking for the writing. yeah. so? so let's see. i think it's yes. and i in what, 1785, a trade of a smaller conference that's held at i mt. vernon. yes. i can always tell. that jack mention the moon compare. yeah. yeah. if you're coming navigation right. if you come here often enough you know when there's a certain light in doug's eyes he answer has to be george washington or mount vernon. and then you have to work way back to what is this good? do they do the mount vernon, of course, was an agreement between, maryland and virginia, about how to do the commercial rights of the potomac river. and it was necessary because of the potomac companies charter, the first company charter in multiples states. and george washington was the first president of the first company chartered. and that happened right here at mount vernon because were supposed to meet in alexandria, the george w

carley: i love annapolis. i had a bachelorette party in annapolis, and it was a lot of fun. some sailors? carley: i was married at the time. [laughter] pete: i laugh are at my own jokes. will: it was good but looking for some sailors in. [laughter] pete: thanks, will. thanks. will: all right. no joke about what's happening at the southern border. check it out, record-breaking illegal immigrants encountered. december, 302,000 illegal immigrant encounters x that puts the fiscal year -- which begins in october -- up to 785,000 illegal encounters. carley: yeah. this is the first time border encounters have ever hit the 300,000 mark. the 200,000s have been very high, now we've reached the next digit. bill melugin posted this, a reminder, these numbers have been known internally for a long time. we had them leaked to us weeks ago. they were officially released, this is the key, late on a friday afternoon after the white house presser and right as trump's jury decision news came out. trying to hide those numbers. we got 'em though. pete: friday night dumps are good for us because w

but, again, you can go to annapolis and probably find out where -- to annapolis and probably find --t where y could get uranium ore. the problem is it takes a lot of acknowledging to purify so it can be used. host: we talked about artificial intelligence our last statement. your report says that "the dramatic advance of generative ai which would magnify the information and correct the environment, making iharder to solve the larger." existential challenges what do you mean? guest: well, the bulletin has been talking about ai for sevel years. our concern is most about the impact of ai on social media, social media can influence people, influence leaders to make decisions. the involvement of ai and the creation of fakes, and although they have gotten very, very go, you can imagine the situation in order to do something that was faked. so, it makes those problems more difficult. ai is a good thing. it can be used wonderfully biology, for instance. also, as we have seen recently, therwas some reporting that ai was able to create a virus that nobody had actually ever thought about bore. s

of pain pills since a will become as well as full so is carried out rates on cities up till com, annapolis and the occupied westbank. and in japan rescue efforts continue off to at least 62 people were killed. a powerful as quick on usa, the palestinian arms groups and hezbollah in less than i'm calling for tiny ation of the assassination of a senior. i'm us official, so i'll worry was killed in a drain strike in the lebanese capital bay route. on tuesday. he was the deputy chief of hamas, his political bureau, and a founder of its military wing task. some brigades, as well, has not acknowledged responsibility for the strike, but says all come, awfully does all targets following the october 7th attack. several homeless members were killed in the strike, including 2 liters of custom brigades, and try and talk to the building and the southern bear with some of the him. how massive condemns the attack, calling it a terrorist act. and it's supposed to continue is resistance against israel a little after. and we would like to reaffirm that the assassination will jack by design this occupation o

a number of neighborhoods east of annapolis is very forces have intensified incursions in the occupied westbank since october. the 7th, nearly 6000 palestinians have been detained on the salo joins this week. okay. part eastern eastern. now having to what more can you tell us about these latest rates? we're following several raids across the occupied west bank several taking place in different areas around nablus. and several military vehicles going in along with military bulldozers. additionally, we're looking at a raid in the, in the slope on refugee camp in jericho. these really military surrounding a house, perhaps using the pressure cooker method, calling for the palestinians inside to surrender. this is just a continuation of israel's nightly rates that had been taking place across the occupied west bank for the last 2 years. but since october, the 7th and the last $100.00 days, these raids have intensified. and in fact, they have taken the lives of 355 palestinians. 94 of them are children. additionally, you're looking at at least 4000 others who been arrested at least, excuse m

at any moment, bernard smith, i wonder, 0 annapolis in the occupied westbank. i so has claimed responsibility for 2 suicide bombings that have killed 85 people in south east the wrong. the attack happens at a symmetry in the city of kit man on wednesday, during the ceremony of the 2 of the assassinated senior general customs. so they many iranian president, abraham lacy and supreme leader, ayatollah ali from an a have promised what they are calling a hush response of the united states says it carried out a strike in a rock killing the lead to albany, ron back on group who is planes for carrying out attacks on american troops. authentic on says the operation was conducted in self defense and then no civilians will hoffer for us. again, i'll be very clear us forces are in iraqi, at the invitation of the government. all right, and there are there for one reason which is to support the defeat isis mission. will continue to work very closely with our iraqi partners when it comes to the safety and security of our forces. when those forces are, are threatened, just li

and this one is an audio radio in a university annapolis, which sol student don't search. the number of arrests made local channels, but having a jeep has more or the massive idea of the i'm the, the cameras and now it was awful. the last night, the night i just did 24 bytes and students from the university, well are from the books from us on the did. we're at the university of quoting for a right. so for us to done so, the oddest of them us here today, the versity on that soon as of ventilation for the the me versus the cows that you're doing to be advised that i did. and also during the last 24 hours, that is really good. 5 full of c, as in those back to inside here me i he really useful this afternoon and the 2 kids also in around little here and another one in very cool. so that's the children are interested, those fax, i'm discipline to dispatch with the continuous of the rates. and those bank would've got a cool between my if i'm a long weekend, if i'm a law now you mean a different areas. also a positive for it's of the idea as a very nice since the middle. so what

the pros, that's for how to show solidarity with garza $500.00 was also reported west of annapolis. so that a, i goal that i somebody that smith who was in ramallah and they don't get by westbank the low 13 rates overnight into the 1st day of 2024 across the west bank. one of those resulted in the confrontations. no reports of any injuries, a total of now, we understand 16 arrests from those raids is actually come a comparatively quiet night as far as rates go ahead. has been averaging about more than 40 nights since october the 7th. so beginning of the a bit quieter and benedetto, so just the as rarely, military they are full. so being a tech spice it was to, yes, this was a to sacrilege wearing military fatigues or set was excuse me, waiting military fatigues who detained to palestinian shepherds were being told by the palestinian news agency. took them away, tried to question them some, why beat them off and then released them. now this unfortunately is not unusual these days either it's increasing and relevant in, in frequency, excuse me. why settlers disguise themselves as a so

he says he expects to hear the death of one of them at any moment. bernard smith, i wonder 0, annapolis in the occupied westbank the radiant present and behind why you see on supreme need, i told loudly how many have promised what they are calling a hoss response of to wednesdays to explosions. the kill dozens of people in the southeast health officials of revise the death toll now saying that number of people killed on wednesday was 84. the attack happens as a symmetry in the city of catamount. during a settlement of the 2 of the assassinated seni, at general cost them so the money probably hash impossible for me to her on, to put the moment down. no evidence provided. and maybe it's too early to provide evidence for now, was the iranian investigation is going on trying to understand the type of explosives, how they were due today to whether they were at the here the, there was a human element on the ground or whether these were controlled a farm, these are all a prob abilities, but the main thing right now is that the reigning government is the bedding for the funeral to model. today.

body from the hospital is ready. soldiers all surveyed at the town of bates city near the city of annapolis. there have been more attacks on shipping off again as coast who theme of the tree spokesman said one of the missiles set a tank of on fire. the crew of the bushes, oil tankers reported to be safe, and a u. s. navy, destroy petroleum. the gulf of aidan shot down and, and coming with all of the shopping for the senate in support of the oppressed palestinian people. and in response to the american british aggression against our country, the many naval forces with the help of god carried also targeted operation against the british oil plank. moreland, lawanda in the gulf of 8 and using a number of suitable naval miss alice. the hits was by wrecked them, leading to expanding your many armed forces upon the continuation of their operations in the red sea, under the radius, against his regular ship, of those heading, the ports of all public style until the aggression stopped in food and medicine will deliver to the kind of city and people in the cause of stroke. yeah. all right . let's take

solid oliver always coming for just a place and on the streets of ramallah ret, jeanine, hebron, annapolis. abraham has moved from bethlehem and the outside west. the palestinians . i've taken through the streets and several of the cities in the occupied westbank, as well as in his home town of idaho, where we've heard his mother and his sisters speak. they were clear and sending the message that this is why i saw the how do, what do you want to, by taking the path of confronting and resisting these really a few patients. and they mentioned that the, his blog is not better, is not any more or better than anyone that has been killed in the b c's. cause of service specifically children. now when it comes to how he's being remembered, he's been known as the guy who is responsible for it out for some of the gays and the fuel cards. westbank itself, he's been seen as the masterminds behind the capture. i'm feeling of at 3 is really settlers in the have run into year 2014. and indeed we see. and also uh the war on balls or that has falls out in the and is home zone, palestinians of gather do bas

the army rated the campus of and john university, annapolis, with acts of a switch staging a. c. 10 troops killed 5 palestinians across the occupied westbank on sunday, including 2 and the other. a net remo, one was 16 years old, a 14 year old was also killed and sold ton that refugee camp named jericho, and the jordan friday from the so who joins us now from ok part east jerusalem hemmed up. what more could you tell us about these latest rates of a developing situation in nablus were several student activists were staging a sit in, reportedly protesting high tuition price is when the is really army rated the university campus and arrested. several of those students were also following raids into my law and the outskirts, and that left him jericho had put on and politically in the, in the model that we're looking at to arrest so far and didn't quite a clearly, we do know that though, that there had been exchanges of fire after these really military entered to demolish 2 homes of 2 different freed palestinian prisoners. these really armies says that the homes were quote, built

he says he expects to hear the death of one of them at any moment. bernard smith, i wonder 0 annapolis in the occupied westbank still hadn't noticed it or given hope to hear cards of auburn gauze as using his razor and skills to give back to the community. the sheltering him, the it is a tenant of turn to produce objective these coverage. many parts of his really media are effectively engaging in propaganda or genocide. what these really military was telling us does not fit in with what evidence they have so far. and yet, on the fringes of this way, the public discourse and seeing more voices persist sale, calling the races the listening close covers how the news is come to watch this space for where the story goes. next. frank assessments to the problem is that is there is allowed to be outside that. and so it's international that's a be that the, it is the fact that is it and has declared war on okay. parts people informed opinions, the medical infrastructure of an entire society has been completely destroy the people who will feel that destruction 1st and most be the women and child

city of janine using both sizes to destroy the straits, at least for palestinians were arrested in annapolis while in the town of yalta. south of hebron is ready forces ransacked several times to tell us an answer. have family members wanted to buy these ready on the site. they are being unjustly arrested. interrogated and held and administrative detention to put pressure on their loved ones to surrender. or con, mid some of the families in the occupied with back and low volume thought it does. the mother of a young man who is wanted by israel and says she's being harassed and threatened and buying the pressured by these ready minute treat to surrender has some of this to. so i spent 9 days in prison. they told me to give up my son, or they would come back and take me. i'm bull, my house. after i left prison, they would calling us around the clock. i was so stressed because they threatened to kill my son. they also come back then sacked the house and threatened to address to my daughter canyon. her husband says he's also being treated like criminal and it's been in prison twice in 2 months.

he says he expects to hear the death of one of them at any moment. bernard smith, i wonder 0, annapolis in the occupied westbank to this that's a come on, i just need a base yang calls for a c's. 5 between me and mazda ministry and revel groups is off, hillary shows fide into china in just a number of chinese citizens. the the, the weather brought to you by visit castle to hello, welcome to look at the international full cost of some parts of the northeast and us have not seen any significance nightfall, but i mean about a couple of centimeters for the past positive 2 years that could change as we go into next week. we've got where to where the clearing away from the east, disabled light pressure. nothing out to the why still quiet interest, central pos with a big area of high pressure. but these 2 areas of life pressure, they will be of some significance as we go through the next couple of days since the snow spilling off the rockies right down towards the south. and they will be heavy hopefully useful. down into mississippi, alabama, easing across into georgia, pushing right the way a

the protest were held to show solidarity with gauze of funding was also reported width of annapolis. of a much more on this, we're going to go to bennett's method, joins us from ramallah in the occupied with bank and spend it another night. another series of rights. can you just bring this up to date with the license that has happened there? tom, the 13 raids overnight into the 1st day of 2024. across the west bank. one of those resulted and confrontations. no reports of any injuries. a total of now, we understand 16 arrests from those raids is actually come a comparatively quiet night as far as rates go ahead. has been averaging about more than 40 nights and soc toe. but the 7th. so the beginning of the a bit quieter and benedetto, so just the as rarely, miller tray, their full, so being a text by saint louis to a yes, this was a to settle is wearing military fatigues or settlers, excuse me, whining military fatigues who detained 2 palestinian shepherds were being told by the palestinian news agency took them away. i tried to question them some, why beat them off and then release th

he says he expects to hear the death of one of them at any moment. bernard smith, i wonder 0 annapolis in the occupied westbank to a set of head on as a zeta. thousands of people attend a funeral, a senior. how much the facial sol? i have a lot already and they root will discuss the regional ripple effects of his assassination, [000:00:00;00] the color of the weather, sloshy set fare across china and the korean peninsula. at the moment you see this heavier cloud pulling out into the open waters, a little heavier flight pressure. just the sliding further east, which we still have something of a normally breeze across the japan. so i still attached to one or 2 wintry showers as we go through friday, particularly in the whole carter. i'll chat a possibility to, to the west side of punchy, the racist looking long as you settled and sunny. so i'm showing 2 across the korean peninsula and northern parts of china. not too bad as well. we have got some wet weather. tried to push into central and southern past is pumping into our hi. so it's getting run out a little more on the web cloud as we

i asked a few hundred folks to join us at the annapolis docks and and we started in the annapolis docks not just because it's beautiful, stay in the hotel the and spend money and do all things you should do but we started the inauguration that day down at. the docks because it's the home of one of this country's earliest and largest slave ports. it's a place where for so many of our ancestors it was their first introduction to this country and on that while we started down there at the dock and we layed a wreath in celebration of ancestors we said a prayer and then we marched up to the state house. we marched past statute of hailey and statute remembrance of thurgood marshal and supreme first african-american supreme court justice and march up to the state house where my office is, a place that was built by the hands of enslaved people to then be inaugurated as the first black governor in the history of the state of maryland. [applause] but i tell that story not just because of how the story ends, i tell that story to serve as a reminder a of the journey from e docks to my oath because

i asked a few hundred folks to join us at the annapolis docks.started the inauguration at the annapolis docks not just because it is beautiful and i hope you all get a chance to go and stay at hotels and spay spend money and do that kind of thing. we started that inauguration down at the docks because it is the home of one of this country's earliest and largest slave ports. it is a place where for so many of our ancestors it was their first introduction to this country. while we started down there at the docks, and we laid a wreath in celebration of the ancestors, we said a prayer. and then we marched up to the statehouse. we marched past the statue and a tribute to want to contain and alex haley. we marched past a statue in remembrance to thurgood marshall, a maryland or himself -- a marylander himself and became a supreme court justice. we marched to the statehouse where my office is. a place that was built by the hands of enslaved people. to then be inaugurated as the first like governor in the history of the state of maryland. [applause] but

i asked a few hundred folks to join us down at the annapolis docs.nd we started the inauguration down at the annapolis docs just as at pupil and hope you'll get to go and stay in hotels and spend money and do to all the kind of things. [laughing] but we started the inauguration that day down at the docs because it's the home of one of this countries earliest and largest slave ports. it's a place where for so many of our ancestors it was the first introduction to this country, and on that while we started down that at the docks and we laid a wreath in celebration of the ancestors, we said a prayer, and we marched up to the statehouse. we marched passed a statute of tribute to go decanting and alex haley. we marched past a statute remembrance to thurgood marshall.a .. we marched to the statehouse where my office is. a place that was built by the hands of enslaved people. to then be inaugurated as the first like governor in the history of the state of maryland. [applause] (applause) >> but i tell that story not just because of how the story ends. i tell

will have reaction annapolis look to the sports. —— but first let's get a look at the sports.'s start with the latest from the second leg of the english league cup semifinal between fulham and liverpool. luis diaz has handed liverpool the lead at craven cottage, meaning they now lead the tie 3—1 on aggregate. the winner will meet chelsea in the final. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. they get it score the second on the ninth but it was ruled offside. 1— 03- ninth but it was ruled offside. 1— 03— one on aggregate the real madrid keeper blocked and they cannot qualify themselves but they cannot qualify themselves but they were in the room the group in they were in the room the group in the first game against chelsea in the first game against chelsea in the 0-0. four udinese fans who racially abused ac milan goalkeeper mike maignan have been banned for life by the serie a club. play was briefly suspended in a league match a few days ago, when ac milan left the pitch after alerting the referee to the abuse. the fourfans have been banned from udinese�*s home ground for

individuals that are maybe running, when and if they lose the primary they go right back to their seats in annapolis, so a lot of them don't have anything to lose. >> a lot of them are state representatives.>> me resigning almost 4 years short of being able to retire shows the passion and the dedication and the urgency in this moment, we can't wait, and none exaggeration, we are in election away, donald trump has said himself this is not a pundits take, he said out of his own mouth he was to be a dictator, at what point do we start assuming -- stop assuming he's joking and taken at face value.>> what would you want to do as a member of congress? >> it gives me a seat at the table, i've been speaking out is loud and forcibly as i can to get members doing the whitewashing, i believe in the last segment one of the guests said they knew january 6, they went on the floor and condemned him in the vote. >> i think president biden said that. >> yes. in the impeachment. the majority leader, mitch mcconnell said the president was responsible for, and why, the donald trump get to them, the voters get them, the

will have reaction annapolis look to the sports. —— but first let's get a look at the sports.tage, meaning they now lead the tie 3—1 on aggregate. the winner will meet chelsea in the final. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. they get it score the second on the ninth but it was ruled offside. 1— 03- ninth but it was ruled offside. 1— 03— one on aggregate

she graduated from annapolis. listen to what she said on cnn this morning. >> sure, it feels good. it feels macho to say that we are going to destroy our enemies. but at this time, what the united states often does best is not simply go. what we are trying to do here is prevent a full-scale war. we are trying to deter this aggression. >> right. that's sort of the message that the white house is trying to send. but when you were talking about just the pressures that are on president biden right now in an election year, with this growing conflict in the middle east, i'm just struck by where all the different political pressure points are coming from. because you do have a very vocal contingent of republicans saying "you have to strike iran. hit them hard." lindsey graham being one of them. obviously, his likely general election opponent, donald trump, already deriding him as weak on iran. then you have a growing number of this progressive base who are really upset and protesting him everywhere he goes about, because of the war in gaza, and this is what they warn on over and broader c

our military academies at west point, annapolis, colorado springs, maintain rigorous expectation of dressey realize being an american requires conformity with the positive benefit of unity and being part of something bigger than yourself. when you read that, allie, what was your thought, that he ee kwap kw equated -- these are military academies. when you read that what did you think? >> it made me think if being an american requires conformity and the people that wrote the law tells you that length is covered, why won't you conform? it made me say, they're not fighting a war. there are safety reasons and issues and strategical reasons as to why military personnel do not have long hair. it doesn't apply in the classroom. >> the superintendent also cites safety concerns for why darrell should cut his hair. do you know what those are? >> oh, i do. it means we don't want any specific colored individuals in our schools and that will keep it safe. because if you go throughout that article, he does speak about how small the african american population is in his district. >> yeah. >> so that's w

oftentimes when i was in annapolis or baltimore covering a story the only other reporter there was from the baltimore sun. and although the paper has been shrinking for years like most precipitate newspapers across the country, it is still the default, the go-to media outlet for a major american city. so what's going to happen to it now, well, alex, i fear this is likely the end of the sun as a nonpartisan widely trusted outlet, and there's going to have to be alternatives that pop up in its places. when these right-wing backers of media talk they talk in code. when they say fair what they really mean is the press is too liberal. when they say balanced what they mean is we want the media to advance our political agenda but cloak it in an all sides claim to balance. it's that kind of code language we're already hearing the new owner of the suns start to use. >> i wonder when you hear this psychological profile of someone who funds something like project veritas that carries out alleged string operations of media groups which says precipitate journalism has no credibility and then spends

individuals, should they win, or excuse me, should they lose the race, they go back to their seats in annapolis to those seats. they don't have anything to lose. i resigned from the force four years short of being able to collect retirement, the pension. why? it's crazy, but i believe democracy can't wait another four years until i'm able to comfortably retire. i'm not going to step back and wait for somebody else to do it. it's very important that everybody has a role to play. and i believe right now, for this moment, this moment that we're in right now, i believe that i'm the person for that job. >> harry dunn, a very brave man, on january 6th, before, and after. spoken truth to power. best of luck. please come back often as this race goes on. >> thank you. have to say one thing. i have to learn how to be a politician. go to harrydunnforcongress.com and donate to my campaign. thank you, joy. >> look, you have learned. quick learner because yes, you have to do that. plug the site. thank you, harry. appreciate you. best of luck. >>> coming up, democratic campaign ads are writing themselves as r

often, when i was in annapolis, or baltimore, the only other reporter there was from the baltimore sun country, it is still the default. the go-to media outlet for a major american city. what happens to it now, alex? i fear this is the end of the sun as a nonpartisan, widely trusted, outlet. there will need to be alternatives to puppets police. when these right-wing backers of media talk, they talk in code. when they say fair, what they mean is, we think the presses too liberal. when they say balanced, what they say is we want the media to advance our political agenda, but cloak it in an all-side screams to balance. you know what i mean? it's coated language that we hear the new owner of the sun start to use. >> i wonder of the psychological profile of someone who fun something like project veritas, alleging sting operations of media groups, who says that print journalism has no credibility, and then spends $100 million to buy the sun, and some other smaller papers. is that just the execution of a conservative agenda? to bring the fourth of state to heal? or is this the weird, ego mani

city, and went to school at rancho cotati high school in rohnert park, uh- after there, i went to annapolisunited states naval academy in maryland, and i knew i wanted to serve in the military, and i was interested in engineering and so that was a great school for both of those. after that, i went to grad school back here in california at stanford university, and then off to flight school in the marine corps. i got my wings and learned to fly the f-18, which is a hornet, and did two combat deployments off the aircraft carrier uss enterprise in iraq and afghanistan. >> what's more exciting, your first landing on a carrier or blast off on space-x? oh let's see. >> first, landing on a carrier or launching on space from the planet. both were so exciting. both were beginnings of new chapters in my life. and i was the commander of crew five. and that's a space spacecraft. it's incredible to be in space. mom look, i'm finally in space. we launched from kennedy space center in florida to the international space station, where my crew and i spent 157 days in orbit around our planet, where we conduct

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northeast, torrential downpours and high winds have caused massive flooding leaving places like downtown annapolis. nbc's maggie vespa is on the ground for us in cold, des moines, iowa, also with us is msnbc meteorologist bill karins. maggie, what's the latest aftermath of the storm there? >> reporter: i mean, the aftermath here, jose, is that it is bone chillingly cold right now. we woke up this morning to temperatures in the teens, windchills in the single-digits, it's supposed to get even colder as i know bill is going to talk about going into early next week. in the meantime, people are still just kind of thrown and sort of getting their bearings after it feels like their mild winter completely fell by the wayside overnight and their worlds were turned upside down. 12 inches or close to it in roughly 24 hours in the des moines area, enough to throw even people who -- thank you, tour bus, that was helpful, even people who are from iowa and used to weather like this. take a listen to what we heard. >> how fast did this hit, this snow? >> literally overnight. >> literally overnight. >> yes. like

the welcomed annapolis sign he's currently on the property of the robert mondavi winery right near the intersection of yacht neal road and highway. 29 in napa. people often pull over and not so safe places to take pictures with it. city leaders voted to move it to the caltrain staging area which they believe is safer for visitors. still ahead of the kron, morning news. >> president trump was in the courtroom tuesday defending his case for president unity in front of judges. we are going to details live from plus a commercial building destroyed by a fire last outpost. he's about to be completely demolished. we'll tell you what is expected to happen to that building after that. we'll right back. [♪♪] did you know, there's a way to cut your dishwashing time by 50%? try dawn powerwash dish spray. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. dawn powerwash has 3 cleaning boosters not found in traditional dish soaps that remove food and grease 5 times faster. and, because it cleans so well you can replace multiple cleaning products for counters, stoves, and even laundry stains. try d

uh- after there, i went to annapolis, the united states naval academy in maryland. wanted to serve in the military, and i was interested in engineering. and so that was a great school for both of those. after that, i went to grad school back here in california at stanford university, and then off to flight school in the marine corps. i got my wings and learned to fly the f-18, which is a hornet, and did two combat deployments off the aircraft carrier uss enterprise in iraq and afghanistan. >> what's more exciting, your first landing on a carrier or blast off on space-x? oh let's see. >> first landing on a carrier or launching on space from the planet. both were so exciting. both were beginnings of new chapters in my life. and i was the commander of crew five. and that's a space spacecraft. it's incredible to be in space. mom, look, i'm finally in space. we launched from kennedy space center in florida to the international space station, where my crew and i spent 157 days in orbit around our planet, where we conducted over 250 scientific experiments, seven spacewalks

day off the guys and sold their already protests were held. van funding was also reported west of annapolis from all on all of the spit as smith joins us live from, from all that in the occupied with bank. and another night's bennett and another series of rides. can you just bring us up to date with the latest? yes. tell me uh what size or no. so father been 10 raised in the occupied west bank of an eye. one of those with the pictures you showed that resulting and violent confrontations between palestinians on these riley military and this one still going on northwest of jerusalem. 13 arrests from all of those rates that we know about so far. no reports of any injuries. it was actually comparatively, a fairly quiet night that we're averaging since october 7th, about 40 rates a night. so this is a for the west bank at the moment since october, the 2nd comparatively quiet. so, and it's not just the as rarely, military as a day. they've also been attacked by surplus to yes, now we've got reports that assessed was detained to palestinian ship goods. this was an area south of hebron. they were d

at any move, bernard smith, i wonder 0, annapolis in the occupied westbank. this is what it says is it is up to 2 rock as 5 phone calls over the city of ask along multiple project phones was seen being shot down by as miles and at defense systems. the casualties have been reported to us. that could be in the state will depart full them at least april, the same on the trip is expected to include a stop in israel to the lincoln's previous trip to israel was drawing a 7 day pulse and fighting. the lincoln's visit comes at a period of heightened tension in the region of the cleaning office senior. how masika seller a rudy in lebanon? well in the moment we'll get the latest is ready reactions from side of highlights in tel aviv. but let's close over to kimberly how it is all white house correspondent. he's done the buying. kimberly obviously we, we were waiting for more information about the itinerary for missed the banking visit to the ban lease. he'll definitely be visiting israel at some point. moved to so yeah, that's right. he'll be visiting israel as well as

he says he expects to hear the death of one of them at any moment. bernard smith, i wonder 0 annapolis in the occupied west bank well as to live here on the opposite, renews on facing calls for a cease bond between me. a mazda village street and rebel groups is also in the rachelle sign across that folder, in just a number of people in china. and russia allocates a set of issues. budget was military, police department says it's needed for ones that coals, it's hybrid full against the west, the, the hello. we have a long line of fab. make sure it was across south america, stretching from lima to re a. that's where the west is. the weather is going to be over the next couple of days for the south, a one or 2 shelves into the southeast for sale, pushing towards the uruguay at a splattering, a shower staff for a time just coming into central positive options here. but as i sat around the western side of the amazon pace and bolted down pulls, coming here, right, nudging through ree, i leaped towards the final of the continent. one or 2 showers that with the columbia and the venezuela, but n

with the police from the street, bring them and print them to disperse, so they can become for 1st annapolis. so gonna con, reading more so if you for the country the managers have, have many more players to choose from. since the national league was founded 5 years ago. but politics plays a role. the comment and team were expelled from last year as well. copying tech here because of an administrative dispute. play is also a complaint of conflict on the funding. none of that because of data besides who keeps the training. so one day we can play for his country, malcolm web houses, era or, or as 10 as well, number one, a just wanted to escape that with a narrow victory to reach the 3rd round of the australian open off the winning the 1st set, the ponies plan last, the 2nd to americans, danielle collins, and full time grass time champion, then riley that from for one down and the decide that she won 5 games in a row to take the 3rd set to end the match. while i take it, what next face it checks the linda most global wimbledon champion, carlos outside, it was forced to call on old his tricks to

i have noise in the okey pod, westbank admitted she made and cousins in around the cities of annapolis and were my last $400000.00 palestinians has been arrested. is there any forces pushing deeper into the central city of deer all by that in gaza? residence in several neighborhoods have been ordered to leave the international medical charge. the doctors without borders says it's evacuating. it's stuff from the out access hospital. now as hen could ari reports, palestinians sheltering the say, they don't know where to go. as i'm currently in the last in a box, a hospice in where this area was of tents for people who took this place as a refuge sense of october after that. is there any forces? ask these people to evacuate to the southern gaza strip. most of the people here where people who seek refuge in the hospital and in the surroundings of the hospital. but earlier today, there were in 10 live the munition from the class culture where separate injuries were received from the people were transferred, injured people are transferred into the, into the hospital. as you see, we see only

this is in annapolis near sea ranch. she lee sue was able to stay hidden, which is really smart, but was able to shoot this video covertly. lee the bear took a look around like, yeah, yeah, nothing to eat here. yeah. all right, keep moving. i'm going to move it along. >> making libraries popular again. the bay area library, whose love of reading is infectious. hey everybody. >> chris alvarez at levi's stadium under the roof here, getting ready for the game. the tarps on the field. we have niners. packers preview entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failure. salonpas, makers of powerful pai