christie is originally from mississippi. and i had a chance to visit her school, and as soon as she introduced herself and i heard that accent, i thought, oh, you're not from here. but she moved to maryland in 2014. she got a job at reeseers town elementary, and she's now a first grade teacher inspiring young marylanders and building young minds and making sure that our kids are learning the fundamentals of reading and writing. she knows that maryland is the best state in the country to teach. and we are proud, even though mississippi will always be home for her, christie chose maryland. christie is here with her husband, who just reenlisted in the navy two weeks ago. i'd ask for both christie and her husband, would you both please stand to recognize and you thank you for your service. [applause] god bless you. this administration remain deeply committed to our students and our educators like christie. and i also want to be crystal clear about this too. this administration remains committed to delivering on the promise of th

reporting live in hayward christie smith, nbc bay area news. all right, christie, thank you. a live look outside across the bay area right now. things have dried out a bit after some showers earlier today, but the high surf, well, that's not going anywhere. and an advisory remains i in effect. you can see the big waves in pacifica this afternoon splashing over the railing. although down in capitola, the beach did reopen today. the rough surf yesterday led to several rescues forcing lifeguards to close the beach. meteorologist rob mayeda is here. rob, how are we looking as we head into the week? well, the headline there is the high surf advisory will last through about 9:00 tomorrow evening as we're still seeing some wave heights off shore up to about 14ft. in addition to that, we have wind generated waves across the inner bay. you can kind of see it a little bit there from the emeryville camera looking out towards san francisco, some very blustery conditions right now. wind speeds up to 36mph into oakland. but good news. where that wind is concerned, we'll begin to see the wi

christie smith, nbc bay area news. well, a show of support for ukraine in san francisco this afternoon. this was the first demonstration in the bay area following the oval office clash between president trump and ukraine president volodymyr zelensky. this was on friday. ukraine is not for sale. ukraine is not for sale. hundreds of people gathered at harry bridges plaza, many of them ukrainian americans. people we talked to say they were outraged by the president's b my entire family is still in ukraine. pretty close to the front lines. so a lot of my, like, people i know are fighting in ukraine. my best friend is a war journalist who has seen a lot of what's happening and talked to a lot of families and our defenders. so i can't stay silent. organizers hope to put pressure on the trump administration to improve its relationship with ukraine. meanwhile, european leaders are rallying around the ukrainian president, the uk pledging billions in support for ukraine. prime minister keir starmer vowed to bolster ukraine to al

attorney, chris christie.e closely at why kushner might have turned down the plum gig in order to not have to testify, chris christie discovered that not only did kushner funnel a suspicious amount of money to mcgreevey's campaign, the way he had donated to certain campaigns was illegal. if you are corrupting our political system, this office will bring you to justice. charlie kushner violated fundamental principles of political giving. he would give money in the names of other people. if you are jim mcgreevey and you want money, this is a very beneficial practice, because it wasn't just the money that he could give, but the money that he could mobilize on someone's behalf that made him particularly attractive to people running for office. he also secretly used partnership funds for political contributions, and when his siblings, including brother murray kushner, found out that their money was being used to fund politicians without their consent, they started cooperating with chris christie. if you choose to v

president trump: i'll let christy answer that question. >> answer what question? president trump: security? >> the security for this event will be run by the department of homeland security so we are signing today this document that will say that we will form task forces and partnerships, we'll have incident command centers in these 11 cities that will partner all the agencies and departments at the federal. we'll have worldwide partners, as well. it will be under our umbrella and we'll help facilitate that but also working with our local law enforcement is incredibly powerful. so streamlining those communications, it will be a wonderful event and everybody will be safe and fun. president trump: better be, right? >> this is the official ball with your name. president trump: thank you very much. thank you. oh, that's nice. i would give it to christy except it has my name on it. >> of course, of course. president trump: that's beautiful. thank you very much. is that going to be the ball? >> official match ball. president trump: when they play? >> when they play, yes

and nikki haley, writing two checks for a lot of money to chris christie. now, i'm appear asking for your vote because i'll tell you guys, we could do more of the same and it's in one of these guys. i'm different i'm common sense grounded i am one of you and were in this fight together and i humbly ask for your support. i want to serve as your governor. >> jack ciattarelli. >> bill spadea you did what chris creech was trying to qualify for financial primary, he had them on the radio show, gave him a favorable 30 minute interview and tried to help them raise money to qualify for the presidential primary. that's when trump was running for president. when trump was running -- when trump was run for president you said he was beaten, he was tired, he lacked courage, he lacked commitment, he should've resigned and let joe biden fail. finish a job. he was a failure and you endorsing ron desantis. jon bramnick said he would drop out of this rac donald trump one. we got crises in this day and we need a series candidate, a serious candidate who brings very positive e

christie garrett: that was his outlet. that was what he enjoyed. dennis murphy: the thing is he never came back. seemed to simply vanish. his wife denise called around to family. it was already late afternoon when mike's brother nick got the worrying news. there was gonna be a search already starting over at lake seminole, so we called a friend of ours and we went together. dennis murphy: mike's co-worker christie garrett. mike is very skilled. i mean, he is a very skilled hunter, and we thought maybe he's had an accident. dennis murphy: as a cold front moved in, a formal search began on the 30,000-acre lake. one member of the search party arrived early and stayed late. it was mike's best friend going back to school days, brian winchester. he and his dad using a spotlight made the first big discovery. brian winchester had found the boat. mike wasn't in it. his decoys were all in the boat, which, of course, let everybody think obviously he'd never got started hunting that morning. what picture came together for you at that point? well, i think i was

in milpitas, christie smith, nbc bay area news.arch is women's empowerment month, and we're sharing stories about female trailblazers. susan lynch was one of just a handful of female train operators working for the agency in 1973, a year after bart opened for service. after graduating from mills college, lynch applied for the job. she worked nights out of the hayward station as a test driver. her job was to drive the trains back and forth, making sure the tracks wouldn't fail. she says she loved her job, but it wasn't always easy being one of the only women. well, it's very difficult. i mean, at that time, women didn't do jobs like that. once i was driving passengers, i would stick my head out of the window to make sure people didn't get caught in the doors. and i would see young girls, and i could see that they were impressed. after driving trains for a few years, lynch hung up. her operator had to work on her film northern lights. that's actually about to be rereleased. but she says she missed the excitement of working for bart,

thank you director chen thank you very much maya and christy and everybody that has worked on this for for so long. i commend you for your work. i would like to echo director catena's guidance with regard to attention to the projects that improve safety in school zones. >> i think there is nothing more important than protecting the children of san francisco among many important things that this plan addresses i would like to take a few minutes and and talk about motorists which i include myself in that category. i also i also ride a bike and i ride muni and and i think that a lot of the public comment highlights that there isn't one group versus another group we all belong to many groups and we have different opinions about how how we should move forward to protect both safety and convenience for everybody as they get around on all the different modes of transportation that the are available in the city. >> so i would like to take a few minutes and talk about motorists and and i wonder if maya or christie maybe you could spend a few minutes and talk about well first we're going to talk

in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. maher street, a similar rally for women's rights and against executive overreach, was held in san jose today. several elected leaders from the south bay were featured speakers, including congressman ro khanna and sam liccardo, city council member pamela campos, and two county supervisors. the protest started at noon in saint james park in san jose. organizers are calling for president trump to either resign or to be removed through impeachment. they also want a federal inquiry into elon musk's involvement in government, and opposition to many other moves made by the trump administtion. it's not just one issue, and that's what has brought so many people together. it's everything this administration is doing in so many ways to threaten medicaid. efforts to overturn long standing precedent and constitutional law around people with birthright citizenship, which is part of our 14th amendment. you know, it's every corner of our community is somehow or another impacted. the protests come on

christie s smith, nbc bay area news. new at six. they're challenging a new law in fremont that makes it a crime to camp in public. does it violate the rights of homeless people? a few weeks ago, fremont enacted one of the strictest measures yet to ban encampments. it bans camping and also makes it illegal to aid and abet these encampments. violators face a maximum sentence of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. a lawsuit filed by several groups says people who lack shelter must do something to protect themselves from cold, rain and heat and really have a right to camp. the fremont law was to take effect next week. today, though, a judge recommended the city consider it to put it on hold until leaders decide whether to remove the ban on aiding and abetting homeless people. more cuts to california state ununiversity athletics programs. this time it's happening at san francisco state. sf state will cut three of its 13 athletic teams this summer. the cuts will impact 44 student athletes in baseball, men's soccer, women's indoor track

nbc bay area's christie smith spoke with some of those who came out to support science funding. our bosses will see us having a public life outside san francisco city hall. hundreds gathered in protest today. they say they're here to stand up for science and denounce the president's recent efforts to freeze nearly all federal funding for scientific research. the attacks on science are terrible. the funding. federal funding for science has led to unaccountable progress in medicine, climate, environmental protection. and so we're i'm down here today just to show my support for science and making sure that it's not politicized. some carried signs spelling out their concerns and advocating for science. they're defunding science. they're removing data from public, you know, publicly funded data from their from the web that everybody uses. and

christie smith, nbc bay area news. presidentt trump me good on his threat to cut funding to universities that do not crack down on what he calls illegal protests. the trump administration canceled grants and contracts totaling $400 million to columbia university in new york city that, according to the general services administration, the reason given was, quote, due to inaction in the face of persistent harassment of jewish students. a significant group of students at columbia have been protesting for an end to u.s. support for israel and an immediate cease fire, and more humanitarian support for palestinians. new fallout and confusion tonight over a new fremont law. it makes it a crime not only to live on the streets, but also to help those who are on the streets. but homeless advocates are challenging the law with a lawsuit. it claims the law is a civil rights violation and criminalizes the unhoused. nbc bay area's velena jones explains after a rush of backlash, the city is looking to now amend this ordinance after c

in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. the clock is ticking, and still no agreement between the vta and the union that represents 1500 bus and light rail workers. the union says employees are ready to walk off the job on monday morning. the union and vta have been negotiating a new contract since last august, but a deal has not been reached. the union is calling for higher wages and new rules for arbitration. the vta says it has offered a fair deal to workers, and are urging the union to go back to the bargaining table if a deal is not reached. the strike is expected to start at 1201 monday morning. the corruption probe that led to the indictment of former oakland mayor sheng thao has now spread to san leandro. the u.s. attorney's office has ordered city officials to hand over records related to the duong family that, according to the mercury news. this development comes after the feds raided the home of a san leandro city council member, brian azevedo, back in january. he is a known associate of the duong family. now you

christie smith nbc bay area news. tesla dealerships continue to draw protesters unhappy with tesla ceo elon musk's role in the government. several dozen people demonstrated outside this tesla dealership in san francisco today, earning a steady stream of supportive honks. organizers are calling for people to sell their teslas, dump their stock in the company, and join the picket lines to show how unhappy the public is with musk and his department of government efficiency. one protester says he has attended a string of protests outside tesla dealerships to send a message to the trump administration. people are tired. people are fed up. people want the government to actually represent the people, not the corporations, not the billionaires. everybody is being left behind as the billionaires get richer and richer, and pretty soon they're going to be so divided. it's going to be devastating. tesla stock fell to record lows this week. shares have dropped every single week since musk has been in washington. canadian prime min

in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news.l comes a week after park rangers at yosemite hung that upside down american flag atop el capitan. it happened as thousands of visitors came to the park to witness the firefall spectacle that happens when the setting sun illuminates horsetail falls. the upside down flag is known as a signal of distress. this just into our newsroom, 49ers wide receiver deebo samuel is headed to the nfc east. the team has traded the veteran to the washington commanders in exchange for a fifth round draft pick. a source confirmed the move with nbc sports bay area. samuel requested a trade this offseason after a disappointing 2024 season, one in which he scored only three touchdowns. the move will reunite the wide receiver with former 49ers assistant general manager adam peters, who now serves as the commanders gm. deebo played for the 49ers for six seasons, where he scored 22 touchdowns and almost five, and had almost 5000 receiving yards. the deal won't be official until march 12th. turning now to our we

in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. the protest could also be seen at yosemite park today as well. signs were posted in front of the park's webcams. one read stand up for public land and the people who protect it. another urged people to call their local lawmakers. this comes a week after park rangers at yosemite hung up an upside down american flag atop el capitan. it happened as thousands visited the park to witnes firefall, a spectacle that happens when the setting sun illuminates horsetail falls. the upside down flag is known as a signal of distress. do not comply. that is the message at a rally for trans rights in san francisco today. hundreds gathered at the corner of turk and taylor streets, a historic location for lgbtq rights. now, in 1996, trans women fought back against police harassment. the event became known as the compton's cafeteria riot. today, speakers at the do not comply rally blasted the white house's anti lgbtq policies, including the decision last week to bar trans people from serving in the milit

in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. there's a new member of san francisco's leadership team. mayor daniel lurie today swore in former u.s. attorney wilson liang to fill a seat in the police commission. the board of supervisors confirmed liang for the post on tuesday. the board also removed former commissioner max carter this week. mayor lori says he is confident leon will help make san francisco safer. wilson is extremely qualified for this role with 14 years as a federal prosecutor and his private sector experience. he has the expertise to help our police department keep people safe. the mayor also announced he's appointing gun violence prevention advocate maddie scott to the police commission. identity theft can be very destructive. now, one bay area police department is providing support for people whose identities have been stolen. today, san jose police launched an online tool. it will connect identity theft victims with a counselor through the san jose police website. that counselor can offer support and guidance

and i want to thank christie. nobody's doing a fantastic job. it's not a, this is you have to show investors are, this should have never happened. this should have never happened. so we're bringing back to our country in many ways, not only financially and financially will be stronger than ever before. i think the markets are going to shore when they see what's happening, right. that's what i've called every day by numerous big, big companies. i spoke at the business roundtable yesterday. they had the largest attendance i've ever had, and these are only the c e os. and german, but mostly the people that run the boss, the people that run the top $150.00 companies, a $150.00 people showed up. every single company showed up. first time it ever happened. just been around a long time to biggest business ways that a great discussion went really well. and i wanna tell you this tremendous optimism out there about our country in terms of regulations being cut in terms of taxes being caught as it would be great if the democrats would, would do what's righ

uh that's the christy schmidt and the law. she inactive and she doesn't have the rights to and to use the blowing hot powers in depth. mean that's the case. this was the violation of the constitutional order also as well when the court of the goals and having to go now. and the prosecutor's office decided, uh they made decisions based on the diesel because there is no possibility that the, that the kind of the present that this in constitution of the both has to go to can and next the laws. and this is something that, that they did a violating the both of the vacant piece equipment and the cost do. so both of them . and i think that there is a possibility to meet in the future to uh, for the 2 entities. and we also invite the entity to negotiations, okay, reviews the vista invitation, you know, we want to discuss and if he wants to negotiate a cause, you make that as long as the right time to them. let me just give a chance. 44. you asked me to briefly as well, yes, me and then we want to move on from this point, but i know yo

uh, that's the christy schmidt and the law she and next to and that she doesn't have the rights to and to use the bone hot powers invested in. that's the case. this was the violation of the constitutional order and also as well when the court of the goals and that's the going on. and the prosecutor's office decided, uh they made decisions based on the diesel because there is no possibility they do that. the higher the present that this inc constitution of the both as a governor ken and next the laws. and this is something that they did a violating the both of the vacant piece agreement and the constitution of both of them. and i think that there is a possibility to meet in the future to uh for the 2 entities. and we also invited the under the entity to negotiations. okay. reviews the visiting division, you know, we want to discuss and we want to know go show they call you because you made that assignment so yeah. all right, thank you. then let me just give a chance. 44. you asked me to briefly as well. yes. me and then we want to move on from this point, but i know you have yes, i'll c

and there was a verdict in that, but, and based on the law, enacted by the christy schmidt who is not responsible and he's not in, he doesn't have power to enact village installation. okay, so this is what you're given. you'll have somebody do the basic piece agreement and the cost if you some right. so we are preserving that next heights agreement. all right, let me let me bring coating cause i can see. he was raising his eyebrows and shaking his head. so i think you have something to say about that perspective of the institutions, which was set top on the national level in boston. yeah. all they illegitimate and illegal. the northern side, they were, they were decided by internet inter governmental agreement, including with mueller ongoing support. several of these institutions, and he was willing to validate them in a vote that he made in 2006. unfortunately, the constitution was not invented in the so called april package, but he was willing to put all those elements into the constitution. every new institution that was built in postwar state building in bosnia herzegovina that ha

christie i'm running out of time. but thank you so much for joining us.o hope this gets resolved in a positive way. i appreciate your time. >> so do we. so we can focus on what we need to do most educating our students. thank you for having me. have a great day, christie. >> please do come back. it's good to see you. still ahead. what some of our closest allies are now considering in response to donald trump softening stance toward. russia and how it could affect us very seriously, and what the president just threatened to do if hamas doesn't immediately release all the remaining hostages. he said this before. is there any teeth this before. is there any teeth to this threat? got eyelid itching, crusties and swelling that won't go away? it could be... demodex blepharitis! and we're demodex mites. we're very common and super irritating to your eyelids... but we love making ourselves comfortable here! oh, yeah...steam time! if demodex mites are partying it up on your eyelids... it's time to eliminate the root of the problem with xdemvy. with one drop in eac

christi. >> i, i agree completely with that.he difference between justice barrett and justice roberts is that trump appointed justice barrett and or nominated her. and so i think given given that they expect that essentially she was going to be bought and paid for, and that's just not how it works. she's showing that she's independent. she's showing that she is willing to evaluate each case on its own and not necessarily always vote for trump's interests. and that's what anybody would expect of a good justice. the fact that this is a problem for conservatives online really speaks more to their issues than those of justice barrett. >> yeah, and yet it also speaks to the way that maga world has operated and the way that trump likes it, which is if you're on the team, you're loyal. and when you're not, that's when we start having problems. and certainly this ecosystem online fosters that. but we're watching it now spill over. lawrence hurley and christie greenberg, thank you both for bringing your expertise on this issue. and befor

gnome and christie are doing a -- nome and christie are doing an incredible job. we are going to bring our jobs back. right now, we're like a chicken that's being plucked at from all over the world. we are not going to let that happen anymore. very importantly and i said it, ukraine. cease-fire. ukraine, cease-fire. just agreed to it a little while ago. now we have to go to russia and hopefully president putin can agree to that also and we can get this show on the road. we can get this horrible war where 2,000, 3,000 soldiers every week -- every week, 2,000, 3,000, 4,000 every week. they are not american soldiers. they're ukrainian and they're russian, but people are being killed outside of that. people are being killed in the cities as things explode throughout the city and we want to get that war over with. i think it's a very big -- i think it's a big difference between the last visit you saw at the oval office. that's a total cease-fire. ukraine has agreed to it, and hopefully russia will agree to it. we're going to meet with him later on today and tomorrow, a

christie still with us. steele, have you seen the law firms that are currently in good standing step into the fray and publicly defend this law firm today? >> no. and you won't because they're part of the grift machine. why would they why would they turn off that spigot? i think every law firm in this town and around the country should stand together and say, go ahead, try it, try it. i mean, are you serious? i mean, the american people. you're looking. >> at this. >> and you think this is normal and okay to single out a law firm that happened to represent a political opponent of donald trump and the lawyers who were involved in cases and litigations against him. how dumb is that? and think about it in terms. of if any other business in this country operated that way where they would, they would tell you, i'm sorry, we're not going to serve you your the goods you ordered because you ordered from a competitor or you, you, you know, you also contribute money to an organization we don't like. i mean, this is ju

it's christy at new post or comforter. does different states of go do? we pretty much the reverse do, which is just me, but they use paper to bring your bill is the best one of the more the poor little bit frustrating you are because there's one on the stand you're preparing your wasn't wasn't going to put it. that's fine. which for the, for just some encouraging the reason is near to, through the sonoma, probably efficient for to the oil field, pennsylvania, you know. yeah, yeah. you've us proceed. so they sit down, you don't pick up kind of, you just wonder woman. you list this marshall for you. the of the love seat of the most likely you're good to me. you were spinning and models was it would be disclosed to me so so let me see a little guys, can you do this early? you close now split the bill, you. this is near, but i show the us or studio like home or work earlier biased by c. be sick or do they need to have said go don't know gordon cox the know you're sort of the of of doing the didn't do good, but the shipper but i was like, this was the to but

>> greg: you haven't seen chris christie at all.tzker is a cannibal, but i'm not not saying it. you know, it's funny, you said we wanted to make fun of it, i think that cnn has created a new media specialty. jennings porn. it is like porn. it lasts 3 minutes and you watch it over and over again. i feel bad for the bookers at cnn. the guests that they feed to the slaughterhouse, to jennings, they look like a model u.n., like a collection of high school debaters who have no idea they're on a tv show. "scott jennings isn't on. you are safe." it's like, when you watch jennings ask whatever his name is -- this goes to your point -- his reason behind his banal assertions, his eyes are as wide as saucers because nobody asks a follow-up question. jessica is right. you've got to come armed with specifics, because one day someone is going to ask you, why do you think that? james cameron, why do you think it has been terrifying? what makes you feel that way? how is it terrifying? why are you -- it's like, you've got to be beyond these load-bea

christie smith, nbc bay area news. more people are joining a lawsuit against the city of la after wildfires ripped through parts of the city. 25 palisades residents have been added to a lawsuit against the city and the la department of water. the suit was originally filed by 23 people back in january. it accuses the department of designing a water supply system that would not have enough water pressure to fight an urban wildfire. our sister station in la reached out, reached out to the mayor's office and water department for comment, but has not heard back. we have an update for east bay commuters. the bart pittsburg center station will reopen tomorrow. the station was closed this weekend as crews installed new faregates. bart says the new gates will help stop fare evasion and make it easier for people to bring bikes or strollers through. the agency plans to install the same gates at the san leandro and glen park stations later this month. march is women's empowerment month, and we are sharing stories about female trai

but we are getting them out and getting them out fast the i want to say tom homan and christy i want to thank you and paul of border patrol. i want to thank you what a job. they've all done. everybody border patrol ice. law enforcement in general is incredible. we have to take care of a law enforcement. after the last year, i bring in 22 year old nursing student named lake in riley. the best that are glass, admired by everybody, went out for a jog on the campus of the university of georgia. that morning, lincoln was viciously attacked, assaulted, beaten, brutalized, and peripherally murdered. like and was stolen from us by a savage illegal alien gang member who was arrested while trespassing adverse biden's open southern border and then set lucid to the united states under the hard was policies of that failed administration. it was indeed a failed administration. he had then been arrested or released in a democrat run st. george city, a disaster before ending the life of this beautiful young angel with us this evening. our lincoln's beloved mother alison at her sister lauren the last

i see christie bathroom at the publish. shouldn't be. should be on the sheets, which really isn't fine. be the by actually that was the was because the patient blush is i will try it on i'm so i mean that a, so one of the but the, you model to mess but, but by service of some of the them, most of the plastic with a on the lease, but after i submitted it, you just simply supplement them cuz they buy into this and i put those sensitive careers. all you put them zimri's me did precise about quarter with them. have to wait for the problem. the so the results are but you said a substitute with the job, most of your on your able to put them in your little hallways or to buy some sort the better just to go. we just don't have the have the pleasure of speaking with richard goose because good enough for people who sort of left us that your stuff is that there's a big do. so unless i, what's your, what's the problem aside and put them on your system isn't even if there should be a 100 them, of course, to go right. why, why, why, why? you called 1s

, to play cards. >> so that's me and christy and my grandmother we called gammy. >> you played cards with your grandmother. even that, you look back on and see the way your brain was operating during that. >> well, i got this notion of, hey, why is she beating us all the time? and i'm going to figure out what that is. it was kind of irritating to me that, hey, aren't we just randomly dealing these cards, you know? shouldn't it be 5050 that we're playing this pounce game where you're turning cards over and playing them? she would tell me. plays i was missing, that she had so much awareness that she could see me turning over cards. and i was like, wait a minute. uh, that's more bandwidth. how how does that work? >> he began to focus intently on how she played and figured out she wasn't just watching her own cards. she was tracking her grandkids cards and choices as well. it was around then. gates began to, as he says, hyperfocus on things he wanted to understand. he calls that ability to focus intently on a subject his superpower. >> that was my comfort zone, that okay, i can think som

her name is christy lee. she is a designer and i don't know if she helped him put together that outfit post. pretty stylish. i like that outfit. it is. yeah, but they've been making the rounds. this video went viral of them hanging out at a bar together, but they were also recently photographed together in rome. the busy guy christy lee's on his arm now. okay, i would say break a leg to you, but you're going skiing, so that's probably not a good thing to say. i don't know, i just thought i'd say it. thanks anyway. on ktvu fox two. >> breathing new life into oakland tonight. first fridays return after a two month break and not far from the event. a new live music venue opens its doors for the very first time. >> he must, you know, show the world that this place is just as important as san francisco, and it shouldn't be under a cloud of negativity. >> a busy night across the city of oakland. good evening. this friday, i'm cristina rendon. >> and i'm alex savage. oakland's first friday a monthly event is back to

. >> she says she's looking to her stepmom, christy and ken's mom, as a role model for her parenting.ant thing you want to teach aurora? >> i want to teach her compassion. compassion for others and to not judge people. i feel like i've been judged so much in the media and social media in the public eye. >> what do you want those people to know about you, about your daughter, and about your relationship? >> i want people to know i am not my mother. i am my own self and i have freedom now. and so i don't feel like it's fair for people to take that freedom to have a family or make a life for myself, have a second chance. you know, the judicial system gave me a second chance. why shouldn't they? >> our thanks to trevor. gypsy rose. life after lockup airs monday at 9 p.m. on lifetime. when we come back. the da's office changing course in the menendez brothers as the siblings shot at freedom hangs in the balance. could california's governor be their california's governor be their las“talk” by selena gomez and benny blanco ♪ ♪ i need your arms around me, ♪ ♪ i need to feel your touch ♪ ♪ hey

he ate chris christie. >> so mean. >> no, you haven't seen chris christie at all. i'm not saying that pritzker is a cannibal, but i'm not not saying it. you know, it's funny you said we watch it to make fun of fun of it. i think that cnn has created a new media specialty. jennings porn. it is like porn. it lasts about three minutes and you just keep watching it over and over again. and i feel bad for the bookers at cnn because they have to like they have to look at the guests that they they feed to the slaughter house to jennings. they look like a model un, like a collection of high school debaters who have no idea they're on a tv show. they know. no, scott jennings isn't on. you're safe, scott jennings isn't on. and they say that. it's like when you watch somebody, when you watch jennings asked terry, or whatever his name is. this goes to your point, his reason behind his banal assertions. his eyes are like as wide as saucers because nobody asks a follow up question. so jessica is right. you got to come armed with specifics, because one day someone's going to ask

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the auditor, christy white, says she's finally seeing long term problems being addressed. that includes dealing with the district's problematic payroll system and better tracking of leases, subscriptions and capital assets. but she warns it is still too early to say whether the district is in the clear financially. >> you know, an audit, particularly of a district this size, you know, there's always the potential, always the risk that you're going to have missteps in various areas and new things could come up. >> white credited new stable leadership for the improvements in the district's financial picture. the school district is still working out layoffs, approving hundreds of preliminary notices last month. the final decision on job cuts will come in may. >> tonight, we're getting a progress report on the work to clean up from the massive battery fire in monterey county. the company that runs the moss landing facility says it's almost done disconnecting what's left of the batteries that burned. that's a critical step to prevent future flare ups should it happen again. abc

. >> and, christie brinkley. >> i have to introduce you to my chickens. gone global. >> how much do you pay for. >> rent in australia? how much do you guys pay for rent in london? how much do you pay for rent in hong kong? >> where are you in hong kong? >> it was new york city real estate mogul and shark tank investor barbara corcoran. >> you're barbara from shark tank? >> yes i am. who gave him. >> a huge boost when she reached out asking if he'd like to tour her penthouse. >> this is the guest room. this is where you're going to put me when i come back? >> yeah. why not? you could use it. >> when barbara corcoran dm'd me, like, 2 or 3 months into the series, i was like, come to my apartment. i was like, whoa, dude, this is crazy. why is she dming me? and then that kind of just, like, shook the landscape a little bit. and from there i was like, okay, i think this is a thing. guess that tiktok song with us? yes he did. >> he'd experimented with different types of content creation for almost a decade. when he came up with the idea of asking new yorkers abo

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we're building a new mine south of corpus christi in texas.nd so that's going to be coming online later this year. so we're seeing all the market signals here to grow domestic capability. >> we gave it a long enough time. i know we can't bring this stuff online that that quickly. but could how much of what we're importing do you think we could replace with domestic sources. >> we have an industry association, the uranium producers of america, that surveys the whole industry. and they've put out reports that over the next 5 to 10 years, we can see production go from basically nothing to 20 to 25 million pounds, and the country consumes about 50 million pounds. >> per year, half the. >> supply, half the supply of. what is. >> that then? so if i'm sitting, you know, in the white house thinking through this and you come, you say, look, we're getting more from china. is that what you are getting? more from russia? do i say, well, but, you know, we just wait a few years and you're great company and others. you're going to be able to replace that ver

i've been to your facilities in corpus christi. use a lot of metal. yes. much, if at all, are tariffs on energy and or metals going to impact cheniere. >> right now? brian, we. don't see a big impact for us personally. >> because on. >> our expansion projects both at corpus christi and now the new expansion that was announced last night by ferc, we've already pre ordered all the materials and materials are on site, and we'll start assembling the equipment here with american workers. so not a big impact on tariffs yet. it is a hot topic though for. our our customers. we have 36 long term customers. some of them are canadian. some of them are chinese. and you can imagine that's been the topic du jour for this conference. >> that's why it's so confusing. i mean, for me and i do this for a living. you, you not only not you, but the american industry uses a lot of natural gas from canada. yes, but also sells back into canada. so if we get these tariffs on energy, not metals, energy, gas, oil, what will happen? >> well you're seeing. >> it right. there's a lot.

it says hate me building says oh christy on it right now, there was in fine form for the so the pro, the team, the 40 year old school to great go to put on muscle to run up against old shrub. use the leads top score with the 18 the season. it didn't fit to be the winter though as the match ended to to us prism donald trump is the tensions of mexico and canada. the tariffs will make next use fee for woke up more exciting. the 3 countries also it's a co host, full biggest tournaments in 2026. and the trump met with fee for prism joining in santino on friday. and signed an executive order to establish a white house, woke up task force, which will coordinate security and planning for the $4018.00 tournaments in francine. a broad along the fee for club world cup trophy, which the us will also host this. yeah. oh i think it's going to make it more exciting tensions a good thing. yeah, i think so. i think it makes it much more exciting. america would welcome the was that would be millions of people coming as the president millions of people they couldn't make it. impact is $40000000000.00 u