tony crawford: he cut left and he shot across the median.e all turned and everybody went across the median. he passed a semi truck on the shoulder, but his wheels went off into the grass. and when he came back up on the pavement, he lost control of the truck. andrea canning (voiceover): that's the truck on dashcam video, swerving off the road. now, they were heading toward a tree at 100 miles per hour. toby young: i was praying the whole time, please, god, just let me die when we hit that tree because i can't deal with all this. andrea canning (voiceover): but they didn't crash. saplings planted along the highway slowed their momentum and they glided to a halt. toby young: john said, i have to get out of the car, baby, or they're going to shoot. and he said, i love you. and then he got out of the car. and i could hear officers yelling, put up your hands. andrea canning: all your worst fears were being realized. toby young: yeah. i was a criminal and i was being treated like a criminal. andrea canning (voiceover): and like a celebrity. her tw

. >> vice chair crawford, present. >> member larkin, present. >> member mathews, present. >> member pantoja is absent. >> member sanderlin, present. >> >> chair tung, present. >> we have quorum. >> next, we'll have the >> next, we'll have the ramaytush ohlone land are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> public comment? comment: opportunity for the public to comment on any matters within the committee's jurisdiction that are not on the agenda. (5 minutes) please line up at the podium now each person will have three minutes to speak. >> public comment is closed. for this agenda item. >> item 3 please. >> 3. action item: approval, with possible modification, of the meeting minutes from august 12, 2024. >> any committee discussion? >> no committee dis

>> second. >> no committee discussion vice chair crawford oh, i'm sorry yes. >> i'm sorry public comment first. >> members of the public who wish to speak you have 3 minutes to speak. >> for the record no in-person this concludes this public comment for this agenda item. >> vice chair crawford, aye. >> member larkin abstain i was absent. >> okay. [off mic.] great. >> (laughter.) >> member larkin are you voting on that. >> i don't know why think i have to. >> if you don't want to vote someone has to bring motion to stain. >> member mathews, aye. >> member pantoja absent. >> member sanderlin, aye. >> chair tung motion passes. >> (laughter.) >> item number 4 please. >> 4. discussion item/possible action: presentation on the 2011 road repaving and street safety go bond program. >> good morning. >> um, chair tung and vice chair crawford members of the public i'm the project manager 40 with approximate my colleague is presenting at the commission right now but here to present the 2011 road repaving and street safety go bond program this bond was 200 and $50 million perhaps among 6 promises pro

jan crawford, thank you so much.ifornia is now the first state to be under a state of emergency over the rise in cases of bird flu. more than half of the 61 human cases nationwide have been in california, with most of them in farm workers exposed to infected cattle. today, we learned about the first severe case of bird flu in the u.s. it's a louisiana patient who was hospitalized after being exposed to sick, dead birds. health officials say so far the virus hasn't been spread from person-to-person. turning overseas today, the head of hts, those are the rebels who overthrew syria's assad regime told the bbc the group is not a threat to the world. that's despite the u.s. listing hts as a terrorist organization. cbs's imtiaz tyab reports its leaders insist they want to wipe away all memories of the country's former dictator bashar al-assad, including its lucrative business selling illegal drugs. >> reporter: in a remote corner outside damascus, a now-abandoned potato chip factory that has shined a light on the ousted ba

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. >> in europe, crawford's michael thomas has the very latest. >> yeah, we're still learning a lot of details about this injury, but we have confirmed that former house speaker nancy pelosi >> was traveling with a bipartisan congressional delegation and luxembourg. when this injury happened, she was set to mark the 80th anniversary of the battle of the polls. but it's now currently admitted in the hospital for evaluation. we did receive a statement from pelosi's office saying, quote, era to pelosi is currently receiving excellent treatment from doctors and medical professionals. she continues to work in regrets that she is unable to attend the remainder of these engagement, essentially saying that she, you know, does feel batch is not able to be there to honor and the courage of our service members during one of the greatest acts of american heroism in our nation's history. pelosi has represented san francisco in congress for the last 37 years for office. did not describe to us the nature of the injury or give any additional details, but says that she does look forward to returning ho

crawford's ben ross has the highlights.ctice field and santa clara preparing for what's essentially a must-win game. >> against the bears and the injury issues continue to be a real issue. both trent williams and nick bosa missed practice, leaving both niner lines and some dire straits. brock purdy was a full participant, but he's going to be without his top 2 running backs as we know, christian mccaffrey and jordan mason. it was good to see tele know hufanga back on the practice field. but you see the taped up and could make tackling with bows both hands a little bit difficult. niners have lost 3 straight. they're 5, 7 on the season. at this point. you can tell kyle shanahan's just getting tired of talking about all the injuries, aren't we? all? here's what he said. when asked if it was a certainty that bosa would return at some point this season. >> i mean, i'm not god, but things got a chance to play this week. so i would think that would to getting a better chance each week. but i don't know the answer that mean, i mean

"cbs news" correspondent jan crawford admitted may be the media hasn't been telling the whole story andnderreported story in 2024 has been the coverage of president biden's cognitive health. >> one of the things we also do in the correspondence roundtable is dig into what was under covered or underreported. jan? >> undercover, underreported. that would be to me joe biden's obvious cognitive decline that became undeniable in the televised debate. should have much more forcefully questioned whether he was fit for office for another four years which could have led to a primary for the democrats. it could have changed the scope of the entire election. >> president biden has said repeatedly he was sick during the debate. he's always been fine and he leaves fine, that's his position, the position of many top aides even though there is that reporting. >> president-elect is responding to the comment posting this video compilation of the left defending biden's mental fitness in the media. >> does the president have the stamina physically and mentally to continue on? even after 20204? >> you're a

republican congressman rick crawford of arkansas, the chair of the house intel subcommittee. a surprising conclusion here, the suggestion the intel community not only didn't get it right but in some way hindered you from trying to figure it out. >> an ongoing problem. we see that throughout the government. when congressional committees request information oftentimes it's delayed and denied and we don't get it. when we do get it, it may be highly redacted for no reason. i serve on the house permanent select commity on intelligence. we oversee the intelligence community. when we ask for documents this is not like the washington times asking for documents. this is the organization that oversees your organization. for that to be denied to us in itself is problematic. what we found when we ultimately were able to lift those redactions was more troubling. >> shannon: so this quote is what the intel community found prior. they said most intelligence community agencies have concluded that it is quote very unlikely that a foreign adversary is responsible for these reported incidents.

this is not a new thing. >> guy: i want to say in fairness to jen crawford she seems like one of theast few sane people in the mainstream media at that network and elsewhere. >> will: because guy she had done this on a couple of issues. not a one off on this. >> katie: after biden lost. >> will: internal call at cbs that was revealed request she was criticizing leadership about the way they were handling -- i can't remember the exact story. >> guy: because the woke team at that network was really angry that one of her colleagues had asked tough questions of virulently anti-israel author and she basically said this is a joke. what is wrong with you? i want to give her some credit. but not the media broadly on this particular issue. to katie's exact point, i remember so i think the news story that she is talking about, like what has just emerged this "wall street journal" piece in the last couple of days. but there was a previous "wall street journal" piece before that debate and i mean this is an issue that's dated back years. even within the context of this year. the "wall street jou

that car veered into a home in crawford's theresa sasha spoke with that homeowner about all the damage. >> a fatal car crash in the fremont neighborhood around 10, 30 wednesday night. a homeowner found what was left of a bmw slammed the side of his house. the vehicle split into the garage door was smashed. the home's main water line severed. but i come imagine hall farce it can happen. the cough, the car break-ins like that about that case. this neighbor grabbed his phone and started recording these images. he says he couldn't believe what he saw. >> i you and coming match and i tell you neighborhood roads and highway, even the highway. and i don't think car can. lie about that situation will fight this. i thought this is the house cat. get get, get damage. that's what he used to house this time. it's another neighbor out walking on thursday pointed to pieces of the vehicle scattered. >> around nearby homes. this is what is left of the headlight. cafferty, the home is located near the cross street of mission boulevard and castro lane. the homeowner says it felt like a big earthquake wh

i just want to take issue with is something that john crawford said on cbs.y she is one of the better people left at cbs, one of the more responsible adults. but we have seen the some other journalists as well. sort of this very belated mea culpa maybe we should have covered this more. this is the under covered story of the year. speak for yourself we covered the story relentlessly and accurately month after month after month and they attacked us for being conspiracy theorists and peddling cheap fakes and all of this nonsense. meaning your bit as biden on this show? totally nailed to the reality for years. after all, i couldn't keep up. >> tom: i couldn't keep up he was outpacing to me. you know what i mean, i? >> you could not satirize reality more effectively than it was existing. and we simply observe did. and we were under attack until the moment the light cannot be kept up anymore which was like 8:20 p.m. or 9:20 p.m. on june 27th during that debate. and then they all flipped instantly from he is fine now and can do that for four more years to we have to

crawford check moment takes us there. it's no doubt that antioch has seen its fair share of an increase in violent crime. the homicide rate this year compared to last is nearly doubled and perhaps the epicenter of that crime is in this neighborhood here off sycamore drive. but business owners. >> in this shopping center say they feel hopeful for the future over a new mayoral administration. >> hey, hey, ron bernal people at sycamore square are getting used to a fresh face. this neighborhood which i believe is a high-crime neighborhood in the city. ron bernal is andy ox new mayor. his campaign promise with tackling any ox skyrocketing crime july. we walked with the new mayor through sycamore square, which saw more than a dozen gang-related shootings this fall. jelani stewart runs this clothing store and says during september he heard gunshots every day are definitely been frustrating. people want to come outside the days that get a stray bullet is like bullets don't have no name holes in the roof. but business still open.

crawford's will trend live at the airport there in oakland to explain. well. >> let's do our own little experiment. here eric e just arrive to the airport from dallas. erik, if i ak, what do you think oakland, if i say san francisco bay, oakland, international, what would you think that was san francisco? so you would be confused by yes, it make you so much. and that's what the city of san francisco, san mateo county, as well as sfo. they're claiming in court. they're saying that mean causes a lot of confusion. and they asked district court last month to put a halt to it. and that's exactly what they did. which is why today it is still called oakland international. but the port of oakland, which runs oakland international, they're not crazy about that. they actually filed and notice of appeal yesterday in court saying that oakland has nothing to do with san francisco that we are very proud to be open we are very proud ak notice as a k and not oak. one reason be every airport has 3 letters, sfo ak san francisco argues ak is not the problem. it's the san f

crawford's. ben ross has the story. >> as you probably saw during the week deebo samuel tweeted that he wasn't getting the ball enough. well, on the first play of the game, here's his chance. can't bring it and not a great pass from brock purdy. but the low probably should have had it. niners will go 3 and out to start the game. luckily for them, the rams offense was just as bad. the 1st half was a pun to thump. this commentator on michael said. teams combined for 11 punts and only 9 first downs in the 1st half, it was 3 to 3 going into the break. 3rd quarter now, same score. brock purdy passing to a wide open deebo but he drops it again. that could have been big game. maybe even a touchdown. yet the vote. really feel and he got 7 targets finished with only 3 catches for 16 yards. so the forty-niners have to settle for the field goal. and jake moody knocks it through from 47 yards. that gives the niners a three-point lead 4th quarter tied at 6 and pride. matthew stafford showing off the arm. down

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. >> still ahead this afternoon on crawford is at 3.continuing for the man who shot and killed the ceo of united healthcare. there are new details coming in about the search for this man. also, 2 weeks out to lawmakers racing to come up with the spending plan as power dynamics start to shift on capitol hill will take live report from dc after the break. all right. time is running out for congress to pass a budget. the government funding deadline is just 2 weeks away. and lawmakers still don't have a deal. >> our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt joins us now live to explain where things stand. thanks for being here. hannah. hi, justine. >> the budget situation here on capitol hill is pretty uncertain right now because of the shifting power dynamic. there's a debate about how to move forward with government spending. >> i'm cautiously optimistic i'm doing one of these is the double cafeteria sometime in we can get it congressman pat fallon has faith. lawmakers will pass a spending bill before the december 20. a shutdown deadl

the majority of those outages are happening right now in the south bay and in the north bay crawford's lindsey ford has the story. >> heavy rains and strong winds continue to cause damage in north bay, nevada. police reporting a widespread power outages, downed power lines and downed trees. >> like here off indian valley road and hill road. the storm tore this large tree from its roots, landing it on its side with the storms weakening vegetation like ground saturation pg e predict more downed trees throughout next week as a result of the storm that moved through yesterday. so you can continue to see outages that can occur even beyond the subsequent there, too. >> and with these winds, it doesn't take much for branches to continue to follow up trees. if you see something doesn't what right looks like that like it looks like it could be on the verge of of staffing or something like that. absolutely. you know, coleman water notify pg and that's your power, whatever it might be. >> and it just, you know, folks should always aware of surroundings just in terms of to maintain safety at all t

yeah, crawford's will trend has been surveying the damage this morning in berkeley. well, what's going on? >> here's what you need to know. fortunately, it was only messy. it was destructive, but not deadly. this is the home that suffered the most damage. this is on eunice and we will zoom in from the street level its a little bit up the hill there. but you can see through that window. that's one of the bedrooms that was destroyed. that tree actually is sitting inside. the house is not even struggling, say the roof. it went all the way through, cut through like a knife through butter. let me show you the video. this happened at around one 30 in the overnight hours. i talked to a firefighter who lives up the street ne said the winds are howling last night. he kept him up. he was very nervous about any destruction and sure enough it happened down the hill from his house. we do know that the homeowner was not home at the time they frantically searched for anybody inside. they didn't find anybody. and then they looked up the address and then they called and called and ca

susan crawford -- >> jon: never heard about that. >> the thriller. >> but susan crawford and brad schimel's. [laughter] here is my point. the national party, there is an infrastructure piece, which is to have a strategy in every state to prevent that state from being rigged and thrown out. >> jon: i see. >> that is part of what we need to do with the democratic national committee. that is why i am running for dnc chair. >> jon: you are writing to be the national dnc chair. >> yes. >> jon: you were outside of the establishment. one of the things that has been difficult for the democrats over these past years is, they have been a real status quo establishment party. they suppressed, i think, bernie's role in 2016 election. they have put their thumb on the scales pretty clearly. you are an outsider. are they going to put their thumbs on the scale against you? >> i think democrats across the country, members of the democratic national committee, there was a real sense of unity that we need to change and adapt and win collections, and the question is, how do we do that? to me, it is these two th

crawford's lindsey ford reports. >> no motion. so there's no vote. this will not happen.ot move >> a temporary relief for parents, students and teachers. the oakland unified school board has postponed its decision on proposed mergers. i don't want my son to have to go to a charter school. i don't want to have send him to a private school because i grew up in a high school district and that turned out great. and that's what i want him to alicia henderson, son is a first grader at think college. now she and other parents feel the board isn't being transparent because board members didn't even share their opinions. one of options. they said they had options, but they're never brought those options to the table. the school board is considering to merge tenant that schools. they say the change would increase community teacher presence and even better prepare students for higher education. students at united for success. academy say they already have support of teachers and a strong community that teachers are really nice. they help us small school. the teachers can help you mo

. - we showed benna crawford, managing director at legal aid chicago all of maria's complaints. the nonprofit represents 100s of domestic violence survivors every year. - maria's case and so many cases like it demonstrate all of the different points where there was an opportunity to do that intervention and that opportunity was missed. - [marissa] brown was eventually served november 28th, but you can see maria went back to police that same day with a new harassing text and repeated calls. now that he'd been handed that paperwork, police should have arrested him for violating that protection order, but they didn't. from what you saw in maria's record, what do you think is the message that she got? - [benna] that she was gonna have to do everything on her own. - [marissa] we found police basically did the bare minimum of what they were required to do by law. they kept telling maria she could try to go and get an arrest warrant herself from the state's attorney. - i'm not aware of any other type of case or crime that one could be the victim of where the burden would be shifted to

crash saying they are in the early stages figuring out what happened out here in fremont theresa crawford news. >> 2 people have pleaded not guilty to stealing almost $300,000 worth of merchandise from dior store in san francisco's union square. the district attorney says the 2 are part of a group of at least 10 people who rammed a car into the store and then took off with a bunch of bags. the store's doors were destroyed that caused about $250,000 in damage. big pricey doors. the suspects are expected back in court christmas eve. well, it's been nearly 6 years now since former governor jerry brown left office. but today california's longest serving governor was back in sacramento. capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares brown's thoughts on the state of the state. >> yeah, indeed. it's rare to see former governor jerry brown and sacramento these days. the closest you'll probably get this is official portrait here at the state capitol. but today he did return with a clear message. >> my favorite governor? >> california's 34th and 39th governor edmund g brown junior, aka jerry brown. giv

i just want to take issue with something that jane or jan crawford said on cbs, and i think actually she's one of the better people left at cbs and one of the more responsible adults. but we've seen this from other journalists as well. sort of this very belated mea culpa. oh, maybe we should have covered this more. oh, this was the under-covered story of the year. and i'm like, speak for yourself. we covered this story relentlessly and accurately, month after month after month, and they attacked us for being conspiracy theorists and peddling cheap fakes and all this nonsense. i mean, your bit as biden on this show totally nailed the reality for years. >> i feel like i couldn't after a while. i couldn't keep up. guy. yeah. you know what i mean? he was outpacing me, right? >> right. like you couldn't satirize reality more effectively than it was existing, and we simply observed it. and we were attacked until the moment that the lie couldn't be kept up anymore, which was like 8:20 p.m. or 9:20 p.m. on june 27th during that debate. and then they all flipped instantly from, he's fine now

crash saying they are in the early stages figuring out what happened out here in fremont theresa crawford news. >> thank you, theresa 2, people accused of stealing almost $300,000 worth of bags from the dior store in san francisco's union square. that pleaded not guilty according to the da's office, the 2 were part of a group of at least 10 people who rammed a car into the store and took off with merchandise. the store front doors were destroyed, causing about $250,000 in damage. big expensive doors. the suspects are expected back in court christmas eve. to berkeley. high kids have been arrested for bringing guns to campus. police were alerted shortly after noon yesterday to a student may be having a weapon at school officer showed up found 2 h%ndguns and that arrested 2 teenagers. >> survivors and families of gun violence victims joined connecticut lawmakers today to mark 12 years since the sandy hook school shooting. the group promises to continue its fight against the deadly epidemic of gun violence. kron four's washington correspondent basil john reports. >> it's been 12 years since t

rescued after a section of the pier at the santa cruz wharf actually collapsed into the ocean are crawford's jack molmud live for us in santa cruz this evening. jack, a. >> you just got their 15 minutes ago. i i understand there's already a crowd forming quite a sight out there. >> yeah, that's right. your folks watching at home will be surprised to know that we are actually about a half mile south of the santa cruz municipal wharf at the southern end of the santa cruz beach boardwalk at this. look out here around the ocean. as you can see right behind me, the crowds are continuing to grow. people crowding around just watching to see the debris that is starting to float through pretty much a half mile from where this originally happened. now, you can look back to my left here and you can see what the crowds are here to look out. i know the sun has just set. so it may be hard to watch. but if you could see that building, that is the bathroom, the public restrooms that were at the end of the santa cruz municipal worth do. those are what fell flat right into the water and really just drifted ab

joining us, chief legal correspondent jan crawford, congressional correspondent scott macfarlane, chiefcorrespondent, robert costa, caitlin huey-burns, and ed o'keefe. it's great to have you all with us. scott, i want to start with you. . new congress will be sworn in this week. what position does mike johnson, the current speaker of the house, find himself in seeking re-election to that position? >> it's a tenuous position. it has the prospect and promise of having high drama friday when they begin the new congress, january 3rd by choosing the new speaker, one of the most un underappreciated and underreported issues of the election, was this incredibly narrow margin. republicans preserved it in the u.s. house, even more narrow than the one that gridlocked them over the past two years, and of course, the first order of business is choosing a speaker. republicans have just one or two votes to spare on anything. that has the possibility of paralyzing things, and we saw two years ago,gilligan's island. it was supposed to be a three-hour vote, and it had so many characters, not including th

store announced that they're going out of business, leaving customers and staff in shock crawford's as a good and went to the daly city location today to find out more and has this report. >> the party is officially over for party city after 40 years. the large chain is closing on thursday. employees at the party city located in daly city. we're told the news and there's store will close their doors at the end. february 2025. >> if you are closing. >> the daly city location was opened on friday with shoppers bustling around preparing for parties in christmas day. pamela says she saw the news on her phone. i'm going to miss definitely. sometimes you have to wait for a package pose to coming up party city and just grabbing what you need and go ahead and decorate. but >> since their clothes and now we don't have to wait for packages. according to cnn, some party city store employees received letters that the company will close down stores on february 28th and all staff will be terminated. the staff are told they will not receive severance pay and their benefits would because the company i

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went but one of the tax on the supply lines and terrorist groups continue the syrian and russian ag crawford currently focused on striking supply lines deep in the northern suburbs and how much as well as the southern part of the suburbs of midland, treating the villages, american culture. cool. and how strong is it being carried out on both the supply lines of terrorist organizations and domains concentration centers in order to store server has come from advancing further towards the city and to reduce the intensity of their attacks aimed at capturing the city and the present flash is still ongoing in several directions. the there is relative calm and the north of how much all the function is becoming more intense and the east of the say, how did he medina? i had to read all some protocol for from the on this were a friends which used to be a broncho of, i'll call you to the you. and along with russia, as with us, are among those who designated as a tower group that said is currently working with divisions a be for a serial nami, which washington open, they supported on the bar a bama as w

january crawford hit back at journalists for not reporting on president biden's mental fitness. >> thatld be to me joe biden's obvious cognitive decline that became undeniable in a televised debate. starting to emerge that his advisors managed his limitations for four years. yet he insisted that he could still run for president. we should have much more forcefully questioned whether he was fit for office for another four years. which could have led to a primary for the democrats. it could have changed the scope of the entire election. >> aishah: she is talking about this report from earlier this month that revealed that aides kept meetings short. at the controlled access, they acted as go betweens and public interactions were more scripted. the administration defies that biden has declined. what do you think? >> i think the american people clearly were concerned about his capabilities and i think they spoke very loud and clear in this last election. i don't know how you can denied that his abilities were definitely questionable. >> aishah: yeah. fred, i want to ask you about the democra

representative rick crawford and ms. rosanne cash. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson speaker of the united states house of representatives. be seated for a moment, if you will. what a great crowd to my colleagues in congress. governor sanders. the cash family to the sculptor kevin cressy and all of our honored guests. it is my pleasure as speaker of the house to welcome you all to the capitol today in what is a truly remarkable occasion. today we have the pleasure of recognizing get this, the first musician to ever be honored with a statue here in the capitol. and johnny cash is the perfect person to be honored in that way. he was a man who embodied the american spirit in a way that few could. he was an everyday man. he loved to fish. and he suffered the pain of loss. he was the son of southern farmers and of the great depression. americans related to johnny cash. so families across the country invited him into their homes, through their radios and their record players because the man in black song of tragedies of life

crash saying they are in the early stages figuring out what happened out here in fremont theresa crawford news. >> san jose's mayor and police chief are slamming the decision to release a man on bail. the suspected man is accused of killing community service officer long fan in august. family struck and killed while conducting a traffic stop. the driver of the car, one square to says believed to have been driving drunk. palacios who has prior arrests for dui is facing a murder charge and 2 felony duis. but the police chief and mayor have said they strongly disagree with the decision to release him. we reached out to the santa clara county sheriff's office for more on the suspect's release and so far have not heard back. >> 2 people accused of stealing nearly $300,000 worth of bags in san francisco's union square have pleaded not guilty according to the da's office. the 2 we're part of a group of at least 10 people who rammed a car into the dior store and took off with merchandise back in october, the store front doors were destroyed, causing $250,000 in damage. the suspects are expected b

listen here to jiang crawford. >> undercover and underreported.iden's cognitive decline. we should have much more forcefully questioned whether he was fit for office for another four years which could have led to a primary for the democrats. it could have changed the scope of the entire election. >> how big a mistake was it by the media not to dig deeper into what seemed obvious to everybody's eyes? >> huge. and jonathan, i think your word delusional might be a little understated. it was crazy town. biden would have lost by a landslide. he finally wins in 2020. he likes flying around on air force one. he has convinced himself, well, i beat trump once. maybe i could do it again. he's concocted this fantasy world version of what would have happened. and the reality is, i'm being -- he would have done much worse an kamala harris. he didn't want to give it up. the democratic party forced him out. he's angry. he lives in this idea, i think in the end, i could have beaten him. he never should have run for a second term in '82. that was a huge mistake. i

susan crawford and an attacker against abortion rights. the kind of focus on a race like that that affects the future of the state, even though i'm running for dnc chair, that is the kind of focus on unity and winning that a lot of folks are responding to well. we are getting to know each other for the first time. there is a real openness and i think we will see a lot of movement in january and this race as it comes into clear focus. at the record i have been able to build. $230 million we raised in wisconsin more than any other democratic state in the country and also the kind of fight we can use the resources to bring from the grassroots on up. a lot of folks want to see that kind of fight nationally for the next four years and that is the conversation i'm having with dnc members now. >> the selection by the dnc at this point, the person they choose will tell you the direction the party wants to go and how they want to get there. it really does matter who the chairman is when you are in the position that the democrats find themselves in

i couldn't believe crawford's comments when she said that joe biden's cognitive decline only became apparentall of us at the debate in atlanta in june. it's been apparent going back to the campaign of 2020. the reason why the biggest scandal in modern presidential history, call it for what it is underreported. media organizations like cbs news refused to report what was right in front of them. they didn't have to dig, just watch and listen to biden, or they bought into the insulting deepfakes narrative pushed by the white house. listen to these headlines that came out back in june before that debate quote, misleading biden virals go viral. examining the impact of cheap fakes on the 2024 race. that's called gas lighting and it was intentional. all in an effort to defeat trump at all costs, don't believe for a second that journalists were duped to believing biden was fine. we all saw biden shaking hands with the air after speeches. all saw biden 50 year political veteran not knowing how to exit a stage or wandering off during photo shoots or claiming he had talked to leaders dead for nears. th

here is jen crawford and the reaction around the table on this issue, doug, and then to you. >> undredreported that would be to me joe biden's obvious cognitive decline that became undeniable. we should have much more forcefully questioned whether he was fit for office for another four years. which could have led to a primary for the democrats. it could have changed the scope of the entire election. >> molly:, doug, do you have agree? >> i have to agree. in retrospect it is one of the great unreported stories of our time or any time. i have think it is clear, given the "wall street journal"'s excellent comprehensive reporting that joe biden for a number of years, maybe even since 2021 or 2022, was not up to the job. and the mainstream media, for whatever reason, covered up for him. i think it's worthy of an investigation. not to blame anyone for any illegal activity, but to understand what happened, why it happened and how we can avoid it in the future. it is clear joe biden was not up to the job and it is clear that the american people both domestically and internationally suffered. >

to linda mason, our general counsel, to miss kendra crawford, who is our housing operations. thank you very much for just working alongside me and all of the different agencies that we have had to work with regarding this matter. so that concludes all of the chief executive officer reports. we can open for public comment on item number seven. hi. great report. thank you for that. in regards to your christmas toy giveaway coming up, i have a great elf costume that i'll be available to volunteer to give out the toys. if you so desire. so does commissioner lindo. okay, and do you know if it's too late for our building to get in on the turkey giveaway, or who i would talk to about that? you know, let me let me do some digging. think about to do some digging. okay. thanks. i know it's late in the game, but thanks. thank you. and thanks again for the report. mr. williams online just unmute yourself. can you hear me? yes. we can, thank you much. and thank you. commission. i wish i could have went right after plaza east as a head of the development advisory committee and a resident,

different players in that starting position, but weren't able to find a suitable replacement for brandon crawfording to the gridiron. the niners are on a three game losing streak heading into sunday's game at levi's against the chicago bears. after stumbling in the snow in buffalo. brock purdy knows if they have a chance to make the playoffs. they've got to take care of business and that means getting back in the victory column. >> for me, it hasn't been a woe is me. it's i'm like, dude, that's the nfl. that's that's life. and that's the challenge in front of us. and what are we going to do about it. you know so it's more of, you know, as motivation for me and you know, how am i going to answer, you know, this kind of stuff? and how am i going to be there for my team when things aren't always perfect? you know, this is, i think, really where you see people for who they are. >> now for championship week in sec title game, texas superfan matthew mcconaughey watching his horns battle georgia less than three minutes left in the fourth. georgia up three and trying to ice it, but the backup qb gunner s

. >> want to discover cindy crawford's secret to ageless skin? it's meaningful beauty created by world renowned cosmetic specialist doctor jean-louis saba. these formulas come from a rare french melon that contains a youth preserving enzyme known as the youth molecule. >> it's kept cindy's skin remarkably youthful, and now there's really big news. >> doctor saba has discovered how to deliver meaningful beauty's age defying ingredients deeper into the skin, where wrinkles begin. >> whatever this magic potion does for your skin. i wake up in the morning and i'm fully hydrated. >> i can see that it's tightened and it's softened. >> fine lines. you're invited to join the party and find out what these new formulas can do for you. >> i can sum it up in one word. hydration. glowy. smooth. >> magical. >> i'm not ashamed to say i am 53 years old. >> thank you cindy, who's been using it the longest 17 years 17. >> i've often heard this. are you drinking from the fountain of youth? and i say no, but i'm putting it on when i'm most proud of is over 5 million