cobb's parents could neither read nor write.her six brothers grew up in a house with no electricity. it was a happy childhood until it wasn't. >> what happened? >> the worst of the 20th century came down on us in the form of industrialization. enormous factory ships showed up all along the coasts and fished day and night until just about every last fish was gone. >> with one small punt launched from this one dock, cobb's father couldn't compete with commercial vessels that had come to the north atlantic from all over the world. >> how bad did things get for him? >> he would come back with nothing. one day in particular he came back with one fish, and he brought the fish into the house and he slapped it down onto the kitchen floor and said, well, it's done. and it was the next day, he burned his boat. >> he burned his boat? >> he burned his boat. >> it's almost like a sacrifice. >> it was. he did it as a statement. he did it as a expression of pain and anger. >> lambert cobb made this sacrifice once he realized that those big boa

mount hamilton, cobb mountain lake and mendocino counties. a waves of showers will continue for your saturday, so tomorrow's a good day to be inside. and then sunday will be a better day to be outside. even though there will be showers. so taking you through sunday night, we're looking at upwards of an inch to almost two inches for the wettest spots. your morning temperatures, 30s and 40s, make sure you have your winter gear tomorrow afternoon. 40s and 50s and the accuweather seven day wintry mix. level one through the weekend. another one for monday, tuesday and wednesday. that's weaker though. >> okay, good. all right. i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. baseball tea

alex cobb with us still, they do everything the right way. no-nonsense, get your stuff done and then you have fun while you do it. that's what i've learned and what i try to help out with with young guys is much as i can. >> you are no doubt the leader on this team, you have been that way for the past two years but especially with crawford not being on the team. it is you. how does that feel? >> honestly what is cool about that, we have a couple of winners which is great. there's a couple of guys that are really looking forward to stepping up in ways that you know, maybe sneaking out more. that was my biggest hurdle i had to get over was when i did have a problem with something, not letting it stew over and making sure it gets fixed that day or soon. there is a couple of guys, trying to take on that role. i know that michael -- michael conforto is excited, alex cobb and ray. talking about two guys that have done it for a long time and have been successful. >> estrada last season. >> i could keep going, that's what i like about her team it's a

. >> and ty cobb do you see a scenario where trump goes to jail if he loses in november? >> yep. if he loses and he is convicted in really either of the federal cases as well as the state cases, each of those are charges that carry jail time. if he is convicted in those cases, yes, he could see prison time. >> sadie, can you gauge the sense of whether the team suspected the delays the trials coming as a result of the supreme court scheduled immunity appeal or is the frustration more broadly speaks especially because smith asked the court to take it up in december? >> there's more surprise on jack smith's team they knew and expected trump's would be to delay. but they thought i think that the supreme court would move faster to answer the critical questions. and so they are down to the wire. and they are trying to move these proceedings ahead. in both of the cases they are against obstacles out of their control particularly in sfla where we have a judge that seems to be taking a very meticulous approach to these proceedings. >> you wrote about the legal maneuvering from the judge's

her with, people are comparing different sites and they'll compare, let's say cobb lights are turned oval in those say which one is more serious and, and why exactly? in 1996, an accident, the turnover a soviet nuclear power plants coast, one of the world's worst environmental disasters. and i, i have a simple answer to that right now in calm way. there is confirmed behind going exposure to a sensitive population as fairly as high levels of attacks again led. this is the toxic legacy of a mine which operated here from the 19 twenty's until 1994. so my travels to conway, i would bring this machine, gives us an instant reading of lead. and when i got there and took some initial measurements, we found very, very high levels over 85 percent of the children in conway. this was like 200 children in the zone around the mine. high blood levels above 45. number 45 in the u. s. would put a child in the hospital. diana sons session is 5 years old. with no testing available, diana doesn't matter what is complicated levels. but when profess occur, finest was in cub way to test the children living

despite all continents, but the one that is most serious in my 40 years of doing this is the one in cobb boys and the professor jack carolinas is world leading authority on environmental link pollution. and cowboy is the worst split pollution she's ever seen. so i heard what people are comparing different sites and they'll compare, let's say cobb lights are true noval and they'll say which one is more serious and, and why exactly in knots 96, an accident that your noble, a soviet nuclear power plants, cost one of the world's worst environmental disasters, and i, i have a simple answer to that right now. incom way there is confirmed on going exposure to a sensitive population as fairly, as high levels of a toxic it lead. this is the toxic legacy of a mine which operated here from the 19 twenty's until 1994. so my travel as a comp way i would bring this machine, gives us an instant reading of lead. and when i got there and took some initial measurements, we found very, very high levels over 85 percent of the children in conway. this was like 200 children in the zone around the mine. high b

or teenager was shot and what really he became a chaotic scene on saturday investigators say that cobb county police, they were called to help park police with crowd control, more than 500 people were running through and fighting in park. and then it all ended in gunfire. cnn's rafael romo has the very latest on this. he's joining us now. >> rafael, what happened here? >> okay. good morning to you. that's right. the georgia bureau of investigation is now looking into the shooting that happened here outside six flags, the amusement park behind me and kate, according to police, cobb county police were called by a security here at the park who are trying to eschar out the crowd and root and unruly crowds and say between 500 people that they were running through the park, getting it into fights the georgia bureau of investigation also said that as these people weren't getting out of the park, even more fights broke out and then the situation get even more chaotic. kate cobb county police say that as they were trying to lead the people out, clear the scene, an unknown number of people start

showing pictures surreptitious, and taking a walk of inventing samples of the not far from the from the cobb park where he took his heart call. so there was some versions of cool, cool to have done it. so the assumption is that these people have some whole crime and connected. a wanted to believe is accredited by them. it's my name police tells us here that we should wait until they investigate deep. are they have throwed massive results? as far as i know, have the investigation dw much analysts. constantine is always constant and we appreciate your analysis. thank you. thank you. your opinion, lawmakers today approved the world's 1st legal framework on artificial intelligence . the act aims to balance the safety and reliability of a i use for people across europe, all at the same time fostering its development in various industries. it's been 5 years in the making and it could be seen as a president for countries struggling to control a rapid advance daniel privilege era is the executive director at the kiera center for a i risk. i asked him whether this artificial intelligence act tackles

cobb mountain, 63 miles per the mayacamas mountains. 62mph. around 1500 feet, i think. 47mph. mount tamalpais, 41 oakland hills, suisun city, half moon bay, port chicago advisory is out for the hills until tomorrow at 11:00. for other locations till 5:00 today. but i do think it will be blustery well into friday, maybe even early saturday. but the good news is temps. if you want warmer weather, that'll happen today and tomorrow. 70s here for santa rosa, walnut creek, palo alto and low is digging into southernt& california. what's kind of interesting is the european forecast model called the ec. takes it all the way back over here to san diego. now most keep it around the california arizona border, but if that happens, i think we'll keep a breeze going into friday night or saturday. and this is a big weather producer for southern california , las vegas and also spring trag games 22, novato north at 20. there's santa rosa now north at 31. so thisúbreeze is picking up as that low starts to backtrack. moon bay 31. so everything circw it's in. actu

cobb mountain 68mph. mount diablo 69mph.the height of the north that low in southern california. and it has backtracked almost all the way, bit farther west, and some ofle the forecast models were indicating earlier they had some of them had it over here, like in northern arizona like that. but no, it's back over here. ann the wind. so santa rosa, northeast 32 napa northeast north to 32c fairfield almost north to 30 concord there north 22. boy the wind was whipping to the eastn watch out on some of the bridges. i mean, it's both hands on some of the bridges here. you can get per hour. hal, northeast at 30, even san jose northeast andúhayward, 24mph. se sptemps here at 539 in the morning, for crying out loud. walnut creek's 50. yet half moon bay, the city and sfo. so petaluma, san rafael and santa rosa are all in the 60s heren alameda is also in the 60s. berkeley hayward, union city says, hey, hey, we're 61. so i believe with the offshore wind, you see the circulation around the low.úthat's keeping wild weather going here in

former lawyer of donald trump, ty cobb is here. later, the 2024 general election matchup is on. president biden's message to voters today, selling his $7 trillion budget. we are going to break down what is in it and why it is matters. just getting underway on an important night in new york city. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. >>> the supreme court, a case that could have a major impact in the case against donald trump. in jack smith's case, of course, i'm not talking about the presidential immunity case. this is a different one. that technically does not involve donald trump. one law professor recently called it the sleeping giant, threatening j

, the eighty's got one does extending a state of emergency and a nighttime coffee organ efforts to cobb the coordinated attacks by criminal gangs . the groups have been attack and key infrastructure as police struggling to contain the unrest. they are demanding that resignation of prime minister audio. andre and united airlines flight headed for japan, lost a tile mid air following take off from san francisco. the tile fell into an airport parking lot, and the boeing 7770 later made a safe landing in los angeles. the outlines of the plane was designed to land safely with missing all damaged, tie as submissive is office at the macro, has placed on building support from aldo. i'm in the mounting tension between the country and pro russia separate this, the french president and is moved over and counterpart. my son who signed a defense of gold deemed a boasting, moldova sovereignty and security. they called on russia to withdraw its forces from the break away. drunk needs to be our region and the people that we see the video suite and has formerly enjoyed nato as the 32nd member of the pro

. >> joining me now is jelani cobb, dean of the university school of journalism and staff writer for the new yorker, and michael steele, former rnc chair, cohost of the weekend on msnbc and host of the michael steele podcast. i want to show this video. this is president biden and former president obama getting off air force one. here it is in new york today. that is quite a scene, right? i mean, just tell me your thoughts on three -- this is two of the three, three presidents in one space in new york city. >> well, you know, the interesting thing about this is when you see an array of presidents like that, they're usually kind of summoning the gravitas of the office. when you saw george bush and bill clinton and barack obama in that dialogue after january 6th, you know, when you see or the passing of an important statesman or stateswoman, those kind of things, when you really want to -- >> barbara bush, the funeral, they were all there. >> when you see the three of them here, you can say oh, okay, this is a dnc thing, or it's quite an achievement to get all them on the same page for

he is from cobb county.ewhere he would have gone to business or some place to go for a business lunch and not something you do at 3:00 in the morning when his phone was pinging in that area. if he wasn't at her house, what was he doing in that area? not the normal place for somebody in cobb county to be at that time of night. if you look at the testimony from mr. bradley, nathan wade's former law partner you see a guy who has done an about face. he spoke with certainty in the fall with the defense attorneys about when the relationship started prior to 2022 but he also knew there were consequences. he said witnesses wouldn't want to burn that bridge. he is one of those witnesses and he doesn't want to burn that bridge. he is worried about the consequences of being a truth teller here. >> bill: one more question here. everybody knows everybody in this case and it's the legal circle of fulton county, georgia. ashley merchant is the attorney. terrence bradley is the former lawyer that represented wade. here her

. >>> back with me george conway and jelani cobb.bout the lieutenant governor for north carolina running for governor because he is a particular trope. >> oh, yeah. there's the idea that if you take the position that's 180 degrees opposite of conventional wisdom you must be brilliant, you must know something that other people don't know. but i point out to my students, african-american, who staked out the odd position of actually opposing emancipation or believing emancipation had been a net negative for black people. and so, we have had those type of characters for a really long time. this is not a novel development. >> there's always someone like that. but the problem for donald trump, george, is donald trump picked a lot of these candidates before. you could say in arizona, pennsylvania, you know, you name it, dr. oz. they just lost and lost and lost, whether running for senate or governor. they run statewide. when you get out of just the maga base, generally people don't want them. >> that's right. >> now they're doing it in agai

he and dan cobb, at this point at least, with the votes that are in, are going to be matched up in a november election. in the north bay, there is a race to replace state senator bill john. his successor is going to face challenges around wildfire, housing, and other issues. looks like we've got christopher got about 28% of the vote. tom has 27%. that's what it is right now. there's about half of the precincts at least at this point, 51%, are reporting so far. in contra costa county, candidates are vying for steve glazer's seat. glazer has been an outspoken critic of b.a.r.t. and in particular of the management of the transit agency's finances and budget, especially during the pandemic and its aftermath. there's only two candidates, that's tim grayson and marisol rubio. shifting now to marin county where there's been quite a stir about san anselmo's measure f. this would allow the small town to withdraw from their local flood control district which they joined after the new year's eve flooding of 2005. now, supporters say the measure has not done very much to actually prevent or to l

we're seeing a low snow all the way down to about 2000ft, and we've got some snow over cobb mountainow mix at times along th& coastline. we have a little bit of a rain coming ashorec theren the san mateo county coastline, as well asúsome rain in the inner east bay. 685 80th may have some wet weather, a little bit of rain snow mix. there near mount diablo. how about in the sierra? well,c it just keeps piling up here and the blizzard warning continues rouz for many parts of the sierra until tomorrow morning, to be followed by a winter storm warning until wednesday morning. so we are not in the clear for folks that are traveling up. be prepared. you may want to delay. there's the storm that is just going to take spits time, but by monday mornig we look to be in between. so we'll call for unsettled weather . mostly cloudy, but nothing like what we're experiencing this past weekend. and then by tuesday there's another storm here. you see developing and then moving very close to the coast by wednesday. so it is not over. do have that umbrella handy because we will continue with soggyúweath

cobb mountain, 63mphl right near the mayacamas healdsg hills, 47mph.t of this 40 to 6pmph. but the end result is going to be sunny for all today with temps warming up low palo alto and san jose. tomorrow looks to be the warmest low seto around the arizona southern spcalifornia desert area and kid of hangs out for a couple of days that will impact spring training games, if not today,t& for sure. tomorrow, travis they& santa rosa, north to 24. that really that brought their temperature half moon bay 32 hayward now north at 22. so the north wind is in place.únorth northeast, high offshore. the lows in settling spinto theúdesert southwest in southern california. all a lot of 50s here. berkeley 56, hayward 56, sfo city 58. half nt at 56. now there are a few 30s mendocino county, lake county, but a lot of 50s, including bolinas at 56 point ray's 55 and sausalito at 57 warm degrees, youúcan see the bend in the clouds. that's your high pressure dominating the entire west coast. and as that low settles farther south in this graphic is showing, it will be a bree

the success of cobb know the julio to come on. the silver also did not reply to our requests for an interview. investigating sexual violence and each table remains complicated and frowned to comb and tony hughes and peo, this the hard way a journalist for the portuguese news agency loose for 20 years. he was the 1st to report allegations of child sexual abuse by priests in east timor. the i think because of it shock and because in the initial days of the coverage of the timorous media, mostly most of the shit and didn't really reported a lose and our coverage, which was 11 generally some there's nothing that to be questions about the journalism that was, that led to some people making strict on social media. and there was people saying that they were going to organize groups to come stuff in my house. unfortunately, none of that happened. it is clear that when you were to feel like when, when you come out with comments, a news about a feel like she minutes about the people that are most i'm elijah. when the news came out, there wa

ty cobb joins right now, former trump white house counsel and former assistant attorney for the u.s.of maryland. welcome to the broadcast, it's good to talk with you. let's get some details here. trump is not named in this case, except for april 16th. why do you feel compelled to join this brief, and what is the point that you want to drive home to the supreme court? >> nice to speak with you, alex. the point of this brief, and the importance of this case is to help shape the laws that pertain to obstruction and official proceedings. in the case for unusual circumstances has challenged his conviction and charges with regard to the extent of that law. trying to limit it to only impairing evidence. and it is clear that back in the day when they drafted this statute, congressman intended section 15- 12 to basically be an omnibus law prohibiting obstruction of any kind, from murdering a witness to shredding documents. that would impair or obstruct an official proceeding. the purpose of the brief here is to make sure that the courts give the full force and effect of that statute to the co

cobb tells me the results won't be instantaneous, so we have to do the things that that will tangiblyositive impact, not symbolic things. >> real things. >> those efforts are little comfort to people like thayer, though, who says after spending most of her life in the east bay, she's considering moving out the people that you're asking to vote for, you are also the people that are impacted by, um, you know, all that's going on here. >> and so you need to listen to the, the business owners and the citizens of your community when they ask for help, because a lot of people feel like they're not getting it in oakland. >> tim johns, abc seven news. your voice, your vote. >> california's primary election is on tuesday, and there is one ballot measure. the entire state will be deciding proposition one. it's pitched as a solution for mental health and substance abuse and potentially the homeless crisis. reporter rob mcmillan with our sister station in los angeles, has a closer look. >> we've seen the images. we know the stories of homelessness, mental health issues and substance abuse struggl

it's the same with talk about guys like buster, alex cobb with us still. they do everything the right way. no nonsense, and you have fun while you do it. that's kind of what i've learned and what i try to help out with the young guys as much as i can. >> you can watch more of tt hain wendy's orange dreamsicle frosty, this takes me back man. it's like taking a trip down memory lane. i didn't know they sold dreamsicles on memory lane. for the flavor that takes you back, get wendy's new orange dreamsicle frosty. hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i offer what i can when i can. i started noticing my memory was slipping. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on it. i started taking prevagen about three years ago. i feel clearer in my thoughts, my memory has improved and generally just more on point. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>> welcome back. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri with a quick weather update. here's what's coming our way. we're tr

people like greg buxton, dan johnson, mark wheatley, robert spend though, susan, jake cobb, marcia and steve lund. all of you are following in the footsteps of ivan. for 45 days you and your families are sacrificing to better your communities in our state. i love you all for doing this. i really do. even you, felt. [laughter] and youtube bryant. [laughter] love you guys. i only got to serve one year as a member of the legislature. and abby will tell you that in my 20 years of public service as a city councilman, eight meier, a lieutenant governor and governor that one year in the house was my absolute favorite. my friends, the state of the state has never ever been stronger. and i am convinced that with every passing day the source of our state's strength is for the longest time people told us was our weakness we are different. we are weird. the good kind of weird the kind of weird the rest of the nation is desperate for right now. i am praying, i am praying we can keep it that way. so estate weird, your child may god bless each of you and may god bless the great state of utah, thank y

if they are not fully ready, alex cobb should be back quickly. robbery rate will be back at some point. he feels okay about it. i think people from the outside that it and say this is not. i really like mason black. they think carson can be a star. i think it is time for some of those guys, in their mind. if they do not get like snell or montgomery, i really do they are too bothered by it. >> it sounds like the team will be great for adding another big arm. we are okay with where we are heading into opening day. >> i am not going to go watch doing because i want to be at the movie theater with something like that happens. it is not a knock on you. >> i may go see it again. >> until he signed somewhere. i think there is a chance he is up here. lesser chance than three days ago. i think the tax thing matters. >> it would make sense for him to take a one-year deal anyways will do it at oracle park. i understand the giants. >> he probably needs more of a wood. >> we'll see what happens. watch the full episode of's talk from our friends at nbc sports

the state bureau of investigations says cobb counties officers were assisting with crowd control near entrance saturday after several fights broke out. officials say multiple people began shooting, hitting an unoccupied patrol car. a 15-year-old boy was shot by an officer. he's in critical condition. no officers were injured, and an investigation is under way. >>> and "the hill" says malaysia may revive the search for flight 370 nearly ten years after it disappeared. the plane, with 239 people on board, mysteriously vanished from radar in 2014 shortly after taking off from kuala lumpur en route to beijing. an event to remember the missing passengers and crew was held yesterday. government officials say a u.s.-based company is offering to revive its search in the southern indian ocean where the plane is believed to have crashed. >>> still to come, attention trader joe's customers. the grocery store chain issues a recall that might change your dinner plans. t might change you dinner plans. we'll have details. (vo) what does it mean to be rich? maybe rich is less about reaching a magic n

good to see you, governor and the former trump white house lawyer ty cobb, is outfront with me now and ty here we are >> you predicted >> it three months ago. you can on the show, you predicted how you thought the supreme court would rule on the colorado case, less anyone forgot here is ty cobb three months ago >> i think it could be 90 and supreme court for trump >> you are right >> so what's it stands out to tay and the actual opinions? >> so i thought the opinions were solid. i think i think the court picked it past that you know brought it back unanimity by focusing on the federalism aspects making it clear that the decision to bump a presidential candidate from state ballot was a uniquely federal decision. whether, whether a former president and could be disqualified uniquely federal decision? >> yes >> and i think they're i think they're 100%, right? it's nine, nothing nothing, nothing really to argue about there. the argument that they have over whether the court went too far as amy coney barrett made it clear, you know, that's understandable. she agrees that they went too far.

now, ty cobb, the former trump white house lawyer, and tie. i know that you have been focused on this new order by judge cannon this week. tell me what stands out to you about it and why you think jack smith could actually have a removed from the case because of this order? >> yeah. this is a remarkable ms understanding of the applicable law it's embarrassing >> she's been struggling so dramatically in this case ever since the start when she was she butchered the special master decision and the 11th circuit i took her to task for it. this is this is a total totally baffling position first, she appears to believe that the presidential records act is actually consequential in the case which it is not. there is. this is an espionage act case. this is not a presidential records violation this is the theory that trump has the ability to designate classified >> material as personal records is absurd on its fixed, there's no legal support for that, but she has put jack smith and a position of trying to draft jury instructions and advance that would p

but ty cobb, thank you very much. always appreciate you. your point of view. and as ty is wrapping here, we do have some breaking news of a verdict which has been reached in the james crumbley trial. here's the michigan father, whose son shot and killed four of his classmates in 2021 prosecutors painted crumbley is a careless, negligent father, who bought his son the gun that the son used in the school shooting his wife, jennifer, has already been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and is set to be sentenced in a few weeks. i wanna go to whitney wild. she's been following this trial as we are watching the jury come back waiting. this verdict and we hope to be able to actually hear this live whitney, what are we looking at? and obviously this is victims families are in this room waiting >> i cannot stress enough era in the city significance of this moment. this is the end of this horrific, more than two years saga for these families that began november 30th. >> whitney sorry to interrupt. jack. 18-year-old do you think let's just listen here. i think they

now, the former trump white house lawyer, ty cobb. so tie obviously, every development is significant in terms of the ripple effect, didn't could have. and judge cannon, aileen cannon, rejecting one of trump's key motions to dismiss the case today >> but you think that it >> may still have been a good day for trump. explain how come? >> because it was the day and delay is his whole objective. every day counts. >> the fact that she denied the motion is really sort of inconsequential in my view because, you know, all nine motions to dismiss or frivolous it wouldn't take most judges a week to decisively rule on all of them. not sure why argument is even required. the positions that trump's lawyers have taken are so absurd >> but i think >> it's good that today she came to court, prepared for change. she actually issued a ruling on one of the motions that was argued, but not the other the other motion, frankly, is an easier motion to dismiss for the court to do. ms and say that trump's wrong because it's even more absurd than the one that

city council member dan cobb, who represents this area, says oakland officials are taking steps to crack down on criminal activities. cobb tells me the results won't be instantaneous. >> so we have to do the things that that will tangibly have a positive impact, not symbolic things. real things. >> those efforts are little comfort to people like thayer, though, who says after spending most of her life in the east bay, she's considering moving out. >> the people that you're asking to vote for, you are also the people that are impacted by, um, you know, all that's going on here. and so you need to listen to the, the business owners and the citizens of your community when they ask for help, because a lot of people feel like they're not getting it in oakland. >> tim johns, abc seven news. now to your voice, your vote. >> california's primary election is on tuesday, and there is one ballot measure. the entire state will be deciding. and that's proposition one. it's pitched as a solution for mental health and substance abuse and potentially the homeless crisis. reporter rob mcmillan with our s

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. >> one thing that has been evident this spring is that you, alex cobb, logan webb, really taking on leadership roles. you've been there for some time now. how do you see logan webb as a leader of this team and his leadership style that many people on the outside don't get to see? >> it starts with like his fire and edge on the field. you see him out on the mound and he wants to win. he's going to go out there and compete, no matter what it takes. if his arm is barking, he will give you out and give you seven. he will put the team in a position to win. it starts setting that example. that was something that was passed down by buster and hunter pence and crawford. he was always out of their hurt and playing the game the right way. then i think, i think it has gained some traction with the media. logan mentioned something about saying hi to everyone. i think that is obviously getting blown out and it comes down to a little bit more. that starts the conversation like a, let me get to know every single guy out here so that we can get to know each other. you feel comfortable coming to me

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was cobb low sandoval here. he comes up to bat. likely is his last at-bat as a giant and probably as a major league baseball player. guess what? he gets a single. he gets a nice celebration. especially if that's his last play as a giant. what a legend. 3 time world series champ. and mvp one of those world series. but giants lose coach. their first game is on thursday in san diego. same they play at home on thursday? how about a sharks game? dave quinn and the sharks. >> hosting former sharks coach peter de bauer and his star sharks on a seven-game losing streak. starred let 3 to nothing but sharks trying to make a comeback that was on the power play. it was william eklund. but the one timer. sharks cuts the lead. shark trucks last start last december. yeah, we want to get through that highlight. they lost. i think 8 to 3. >> okay. they're not good. 8 0th straight loss. that's pretty bomber. pretty good pretty bomber. pretty good night. thank wa on 18. he is really boxed in here. -not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into

well, my next guest, robert james is the former to cobb county and solicitor general, and he has faced his qualification before robert james joins me now. good to see you. in fact, robert you have been a subject of a disqualification motion. i think there's a familiar attorney in that courtroom against one fani willis, but i do wonder what that process was like when you are faced with somebody trying to remove you from that position, is the appearance of a conflict enough to do so >> well, so the case law says the appearance of a conflict you know, it's enough for at least it suggested, you know, their cases on both sides, but speaking practically, you know, when i went through it, when i was the district attorney into cobb county and i sat in the same seat that ms willis sits just in different county. it's uncomfortable you know, lawyers aren't used to being cross-examined and, you know, if you're if someone is trying to exclude you from a case where disqualify you from a case if it's a high-profile case my case was their cameras in the courtroom everyone is staring at you and the law

what's the um, so if i'm trying to tell someone my opinion on you might have to cobb and then yeah and say, yeah, they can say, well, yeah, but you use a car and say for marcus, and he's supposed to be with about 10 to city, then doesn't, don't a call is vague and i'm goes, everything he eats right here. he even makes his own flor plaza. he says the biggest chinks in his i'm of the 3 fat mung, deletes updates that he rescued from police slaughter. it sounds like such a harsh that's imposed life, so i wanted to know what convinced him to dive in. so deep. originally it was to draw our attention to the inevitability of collapse. so now that asked, inevitably, lucy has gone beyond the theoretical inevitability, but it's already started and there's nothing can totally can do to stuff that i'm now trying to be useful in the, rebuilding the below. so inevitably happened after i pulled up. i'll come back to the building thing, but is collapse inevitable? the latest i, b, c. c report outlines what we can do. it presents multiple scenarios. so let's do a quick summary of where we are. the autho

not just over the higher peaks around cobb mountain, lake, mendocino counties in the hills, but alsound mount hamilton. now a winter storm warning will be going up for lake and mendocino counties starting tomorrow. as they are expecting snow accumulating down to 1500ft. saturday you will notice, still looking at the snow showers and the showers across the region. really, this pattern will continue into sunday as well, so i've advanced the rainfall all the way through sunday night. most of you will be in that 1 to 2 inch category, but there will be places like brentwood and fairfield that could pick up less. the winds continuing through tonight and then getting gustier tomorrow afternoon stronger at 9 p.m, 4045 mile an hour winds intensifying, possibly up to 50 mile an hour. winds which is why that wind advisory goes up for the coast and hills tomorrow afternoon until saturday at 10 a.m. the winds kicking up the swells as well. high surf advisory 10 a.m. tomorrow until 4 p.m. saturday, 15 to 20 foot breakers. it's going to be dangerous to swim or surf. i would stay away if i were you.