darrell says he knew at age 8 he wanted to be a chef. while some kids are hooked on video games, cooking in the kitchen was his passion. getting grounded for darrell meant he couldn't cook for his family of six. >> the family just saying like all right, we see that you enjoy this so much to the point where if you're going to get in trouble, we're going to take this away from you. >> reporter: while cooking is his first love, he did play some linebacker growing up and there's only one team he rooted for. >> it's been 30 years. i've been a die hard chiefs fan all the way. >> reporter: but for the first time in his life, family ties turned him into somewhat of a 49er fan. >> it's a true conflict, you know. it's a true conflict, for sure. >> reporter: his cousin ronnie bell is a rookie wide receiver for the 49ers. >> i want the chiefs to do great and do what they do, but blood is blood. so you got to root for ronnie. >> reporter: darrell hopes his cousin does well on sunday, but his heart is hoping for another super bowl win for kc. off the

congressman darrell issa joins us now. of all do you think president biden should take executive action to address this border crisis? and if so, what would you like the executive action to entail? >> the most important thing he can do is reverse the executive action that created this problem for three years ago the numbers were minute compared to where they are today. his executive decisions including eliminating remain in mexico did that. and let's understand their international laws in place that say they are supposed to apply for asylum in the first country they come too. if you're coming from china through turkey to mexico you have passed through to countries and then you show up at the border. i was on the california border, my district border east in san diego and the chinese were not even claiming a silent they were simply saying they're coming for jobs. i am sure this scoundrel this terrible criminal, murdered at the same thing he simply said i'm coming for a job which of course he's questioned whether he actually

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. >> aishah: complete coverage with congressman darrell issa, he's going to join us live from the border why he believes this is all now a national security crisis. >> john: hillary vaughan on the startling number of chinese nationals making their way across, and bill melugin starts us off live in jacumba, california. what's the scene today? >> another busy day out here today, john. we just learned from border patrol which officially reported this san diego sector has had over 140,000 illegal crossings just since october 1st. of that, more than 20,000 have been chinese nationals and we just had more a few moments ago. right to the video. our team shot just up the road from where i'm standing, another group that crossed illegally, dozens from around the world, including china, ecuador, colombia. there were no border patrol agents on scene yet, they were asking us for help, they thought we were, an ngo showed up and gave them some firewood, it is very cold and chilly out here, this is the sort of thing we have been seeing in the san diego sector. caught up with some of the chinese. used a

darrell: you see it in the corporate earnings reports. on time. it is exactly on time from a historical standpoint. you have to calibrate based on how much we are greasing the engine. if you go back to the 1950's and take every period of economic slowdown, it weakens after the first 23 months after the first fed hike. 23 -- 23 months of 2020 through -- from february 2022 hits february. let us acknowledge payout. i would be looking at the months coming forward because you will see the unemployment rate drift up and some of the corporate layoffs that are companies defending their margin line because they do not have the pricing power anymore. and so they have to make an earnings number, which we think 10 to 12% growth is too high. jonathan: do we want to play the recovery to the downturn. is it too early to be excited about things like small caps? darrell: we were looking closely at our investment strategy committee about small caps. so, every year people want to declare this is the year of small caps. it has happen for the last five or six

. >> bill: before we go to darrell issa. breaking news in athens, georgia. the mayor is holding a news conference. i want to drop into this and find out what the latest on the ground from local officials is today. >> it means the blossoming that we've expected for our own children is not going to bear fruit for this family. as a parent, career educator, this is a traumatizing experience. i do want to say i appreciate the collaborative work of the university of georgia police department, the athens clark county police department and georgia bureau of investigation who made quick work of this case. but we will do more. today i'm here to outline new investments in public safety that build upon our earlier work clarify information about our community's status regarding immigration, answer related questions and leave you with key data points in the document you've been provided. the chief is here to lend his expertise and provide detailed answers to some of the questions you may have later. so want to begin just by noting some new investments that you will be see

>> sound like the company. >> i'm long bracken darrell. >> what'd you pick up down at the bracken darrella treasure hunt. >> oh. speaking of companies that just have never turned it around, what about -- >> charter >> no, no. well, ugh. chris winfrey is in a little trouble there. snap look at the five of year of snap when do you just -- would anybody buy this thing could he just put it out of its misery >> i thought about that. who's going to buy snap? who knows less than evan spiegel, but i couldn't come up with anybody >> that's a painful chart. >> they're doing great you just are looking at the stock. they're doing great. >> meta, which is so much larger, is still growing faster and yet has a lower multiple to free cash flow >> 30% growth for meta >> looking at some of the numbers here the revenue growth number is so far ahead. >> i'm going to say it once, and that's the only time evan spiegel, nice guy >> oh boy. >> that hurts. >> you nice guy'd him, huh sorry, evan. >> we haven't touched ford that's going to be about a nine-month high. maybe six to nine-month high >> when jim farley

well that's bringing darrell the finest. i'm a former us ambassador to yemen. he's currently with the middle east institute in washington dc and joins us from philadelphia because you have it with us here and dw news. so how significant all these with tapestry strikes against the who fees and what impact do things this will actually have on the operations in the red sea . and it's a pleasure to be with you again tonight. you know, i, i mean, certainly the us of the u. k. uh know what they're striking at i, i suspect there will be a battle damage assessment made. i would assume that we have hit the targets that we were aiming at. or the issue is uh, is 2 fold. one of course is how much damage is that actually doing uh to their job races, to their facilities, to their equipment. and secondly, how difficult is it going to be for the who these to replace it? because one of the things that i think people need to keep in mind is that as long as the iranian resupply continues, most of this material is going to be fairly easily replaced. and, and i don't think it's goi

congressman darrell lysa responds to that. new video shows migrants scaling mountains in southern california. bill melugin has the report from the border next. stuart: look at this. large groups of migrant skill down a steep mountain trying to get into california which is a new hotspot for illegal crossing goods. bill melugin is there. where they coming from? >> reporter: all around the world. new numbers for contacts as well, 6700 migrant encounters at the southern border and 208 chinese nationals. right to the video we are talking about, the mountain behind us, remarkable to see dozens of illegal immigrants scaling the mountain from the mexican side and climbing down it into the us, they were part of more than one thousand 200 illegal crossings in san diego yesterday. some of the people from central and south america. others from china and the middle east. we also found a hole in the border wall. listen to all this. where are you from? >> colombia. >> colombia. >> brazil. >> kazakhstan. >> china. >> reporter: where you from?

and brad's trial lawyer, darrell deputy, said he served brad well.more attorneys. but -- >> i could not get him to talk to me. i cannot get him to answer a question. i could not get him to call me back. >> did they send you a bill? >> absolutely. i've got lots a bills. >> reporter: this went on for months, years. she heard about a private investigator named dwight mcneill. but her then attorney told her don't call him. >> so i sat on it for a little bit. and i was having a really bad day. and i called. and i picked up the phone and i just started crying, because it had been so long since anyone i called answered me. >> reporter: and he did listen, but -- >> i told her i wouldn't look at the case. >> reporter: dwight was a former sheriff. he told her his job was catching bad guys, not getting them out of prison. marsha persisted, and so he agreed to see her in person. >> i explained to her that if i concluded from my review of the file that there is any basis at all to believe that mr. jennings had murdered his wife that i would use whatever influence

. >> diana walks up to darrell hall with her music in her hands and says, darrell, i am your biggestfor me? and we all looked around and said, holy moly. amna: in reviewing all of this behind the scenes footage, what stood out to you in seeing all of these superstars in this environment? bao: these are the icons of icons, not just of this generation but the generation before and the generation after in many ways. and to see them really nervous around each other, excited, and fan boying and fan girling. but also very vulnerable. these are the greatest musical minds of the time, and to see them just sort of not performing at their best levels was really interesting. but i also found it really endearing how all the artists around them would help each other. there is a beautiful scene with bob dylan and stevie wonder that is one of my favorite scenes, where stevie wonder helps bob by mimicking his style. it's a really poignant scene that sticks out in my mind. amna: you also got many of these artists to talk to you today to reflect back on that time. lionel richie, bruce springsteen, cyn

. >> all right, but let's be honest here, darrell hopes his cousin does well on sunday, but his heart is hoping for another super bowl win for kansas city. and remember, cbs is your home for the super bowl. we have a local pregame show streaming on cbs news bay area and we'll bring you the game starting at 3:00 tomorrow. well, join us tonight at 7:00 for a special edition -- super bowl eve edition of the red and gold report live from las vegas. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, a hazmat team called in to investigate a release at the martinez refining company. what was reelised and whether or not it poses a risk to the community. >>> it's first day of lunar new year. we'll show you how the bay area is celebrating. >>> and we are in the middle of a much deserved break in the action. enjoy this weekend. sunny sky, temperatures around 60. we're going to start turning your attention to the next systems. first one's getting here thursday with some rain. not that big a deal. but it's the ones after that which could be a bigger deal. coming next weekend and maybe next week. we'll talk about that

wharf because we she had to clarify it was a replica mayor breed there was backed up by former 49ers darrell pollard and john hay as she threw down her bet and california governor gavin newsom is also a 40 niner, faithful looking forward to sunday's super bowl. >> newsom is a san francisco native and a longtime niner fan. he told us that ktvu, he told ktvu sal castaneda, this year's team rivals the 49ers super bowl teams of the 80s and 90s. during the dynasty years, the grit of this team and how stacked they are and balance they are and how they have a there's always 1 or 2 players that are iconic and tough. >> this team has dozens of them, right? debo i mean, these guys and so it's all these component parts that make this i mean honestly there's nothing like this team. even i it's extraordinary. as those 80 teams were there's a toughness of this team that i just think really separates it. and governor newsom's office had fun with the announcement of his schedule for today. >> here's what they put in their press release. governor gavin newsom has left the state and will pretty soon touch dow

discussion, previous time result, result one, a month, relatively, a silent time after the previous darrel mommy's, hopefully the situation will be balanced and the right conclusion should be done by shifting now to the ongoing war in gaza, where israel's prime minister says the idea will begin its operation in the file. once all civilians being evacuated from that area, we will fight until complete victory. and this includes a powerful action and rafer after we allow the civilian population to leave the battle zones. well, that's the 1st time that we hear about allow in the civilian population of gaza to leave the combat zone from a 0. the thing is that so far, israel hasn't explained where should people god's key or how this could be done at all? what is clear is one going to be easy. most of those crowding now around rough in southern gaza, you an estimate nearly one and a half 1000000 people have been internally displaced, clean the war in the north, over the in clay, after these really offensive started in a former or they moved to the center. but as the idea of operation was expandin

. >> darrell watson, we have to leave the conversation there. we appreciate you sharing your perspective. and glad to hear that you beat cancer. thanks for sharing with us. >> thank you. we are very proud of you in denver. great to see you. >> thanks so much. i did spend some time in denver before. thank you. >> we are proud of him here, as well. in the meantime, more u.s. military action in the middle east and u.s. central command says they launched a series of strikes against rebels in yemen. that was on sunday. destroying a chef with missiles that were threatening targets in the red sea and beyond. those strikes marked the third straight day of military operations in the region. on saturday, the u.s. and uk hit some 36 targets in the human and on friday, bombers destroyed dozens of targets in iraq and syria that were operated by iran backed militia groups in the islamic revolutionary guard force. allied forces in syria have been attacked three times in the wake of these assault. the u.s. has been ramping up operations in the middle east after

add few dozen more illegal immigrants, we had a group cross here in jacumba, republican congressman darrellhey are from china, colombia and ecuador. he is talking to them to figure out where they are planning ongoing. this is video our drone shot in the same area, another group that crossed illegally from all over the world. we see single adults out here, folks from china, this sector has been seeing over 1000 crossing everyday. >> where are you from? >> india. >> where you from? >> china. >> where you from? >> india. >> china. >> georgia. >> georgia. >> india. >> china. >> china. >> china. china. >> china. >> china. >> yes, china. >> china. >> georgia. >> china. >> china. >> a lot of chinese. other side of town in jacumba, local ngo group of volunteers building structures and putting up tents on the other side of town. when they crossover, it gets cold and windy and they have to camp out. they are lucky -- back out here live, there is an ngo, helping out, they brought chunks of firewood and fire going behind us. it is chilly out here, number of chinese are remarkable, border patrol reporte

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. >> mayor breed there was backed up by former 49ers darrell pollard and john pay as she threw down heret. i called him biased, but a trio of california otters are predicting a big win for the 40 niners this weekend. brothers toby, etsu and dakota. oh, swimming. most excitedly towards that 40 niners helmet. this latest video from the sequoia park zoo in eureka, california. those otters were born at the oakland zoo, which may be why they are all in predicting a super bowl win for the bay area. >> all right, well, the first officially licensed nfl item hand-sewn by designer and 49ers spouse, kristin usec, is now up for auction. the bids for this custom unisex puffer vest are currently more than 50. more than $37,000. it features the names of this year's super bowl teams and the date of the game. all proceeds will be donated to the national breast cancer foundation. bidding closes tomorrow at 8:59 p.m. use check, by the way, also made that custom kansas city jacket for taylor swift, and many fans are hitting las vegas this weekend to watch the super bowl. stay with us. coming up a little b

. >> republican congressman darrell issa represents the jacumba area. today witnessing the surge of illegal crossings in his district, which has seen more than 20,000 chinese nationals arrive since october. >> what i saw today was shocking. chinese and other nationals from around the world no longer saying they are coming here for asylum. they are admitting they are coming here for jobs they hear they will get in and they will. >> border patrol reports san diego sector has now seen over 140,000 illegal crossings since october. that's about the size of dayton, ohio. many coming from asia. >> where are you from. >> india. >> india. >> china. >> georgia. >> georgia. >> ma'am, where are you from. >> china. >> china. >> china. >> china? >> yeah. >> china. >> china. >> my message to president biden is close down the border based on the policy changes that have allowed this. >> and mike, border patrol reports that the number of chinese nationals crossing illegally right here in this san diego sector is now up 500 percent. matches what you are seeing on the gro

due to your administration's failures risks and challenges every state must now face congressman darrellwas president biden to return to trump air border policies. >> the most important thing he can do is reverse executive action that created this problem three years ago the numbers were minute compared to where they are today. his executive decisions including eliminating remain in mexico. >> is an alternative border planting floated on capitol hill right now led by republican congressman brian fitzpatrick. there border plan also includes more weapons for ukraine strips out humanitarian and economic aid. earlier on fox arizona congresswoman debbie at lascaux accused president biden of letting millions of migrants into the country in order to boost democratic seats in congress after the next census. >> biden could secure the border now if you wanted too. but he is not doing it. and all i can imagine is that the democrats and biden care more about adding more democratic congressional seats than they do about protecting american citizens. >> leslie president biden held a formal dinner here

in a letter sent to fbi director christopher wray, congressman darrell issa writes this, it's time thestration comes clean about what it knows regarding the balloon. he says the fbi has yet to brief congress on this inches didn't. we don't know what they took back. at the time, john ratcliffe, former director of national intelligence, told me that balloon was collecting information above our military installations and sending it back to beijing in real-time. the pentagon denied that at the time and continues to say no, no, no, they didn't get any information but we haven't had any briefing on this. >> yes. well, first of all, general mark milley in the last few weeks as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff told cbs news he had a high degree of confidence that balloon did not transmit anything back to china. but we then got a news report from nbc which said definitely it did. and we know that it did because it had transmission devices in that pod that it was carrying. and also what mark milley didn't tell us was that by tracking our reareactions to that balloon cha picked up informatio

momentum changed on a third quarter turnover during a kansas city punt, the ball off the foot of darrellmahomes hits valdes scantling. then there was a ten yard touchdown pass from purdy to jennings. the lead is 3. both teams exchanged field goals. with three seconds to go in regulation, the game went into overtime with a 29 yard field goal. in the o.t., jake moody gave the 49ers a three-point lead, but the chiefs answer. mahomes drives kc 75 yards for the game-winning score, a touchdown pass to hardman. the chiefs go back to back, beat the 49ers 25-22 in overtime. mahomes is your mvp. for the niners it's heartbreak all over again. >> it starts with coach. that's who i hurt for. i hurt for all the other guys, our whole team. what we've been through the last year, it hasn't been easy. for it to go like that, where it's close at the end, it's tough. i'm still trying to wrap my mind around it. >> regardless of how this game, the outcome of it was, i'm still going to start training soon, i'm still going to get ready for next season. that stuff doesn't change. it's just something that i'm try

it's great to have you on the show, darrell fulton. you look at what's going on around the country in the bus coming off, as they were being dropped off in san diego, we asked them, where they going? here's what they said. watch. >> going to new york. >> atlanta. >> new jersey. >> chicago. >> new york. >> trace: and new york is one of the destinations, which means they are coming your way, more of them coming your way, and they keep crossing and keep crossing. your thoughts? >> actually, because they are already here, we need to focus on what we are going to do. how we are going to handle situations and programs as necessary. as organizations we have out in harlem, silent voices united, others that can help. we can't be too focused on them coming over. the fact that they are here, we need to find how to deal with it. >> trace: what is the something? that's the whole question here. what is the something? you are giving away free cash and food and it is costing the city of new york hundreds of millions of dollars to take care of these pe

university of georgia student 22-year-old laken riley went out for a run and never came back home, darrellen has to secure the border now and not focus on a failed border bill. >> the young woman would be alive today if not for this president's policies and there are many others who would be alive many who would not have been criminalized. i would be pro-immigration i served on the committee of jurisdiction and offer the legislation but the fact is we cannot have legislation without a secure border, this president can reverse it today, he did it he can undo it and he does not need more laws. >> again today migrants crossing in the video from over the weekend in eagle pass shows two women swimming across the rio grande in a large group of men women and kids which is different than some of the cases showed up in maverick county a short drive away from where i am and they were processed by border patrol, we want to take a live look on the fox news drone you can see behind me the razor wire in eagle pass texas and above the fencing, the razor wire in the texas national guard those are put in p

the controversy erupts last august when darrell george was punished for the natural dreadlocks style. they said it violated the school dress policy. and now, morgan chesky in dallas, and what more can you tell us about this ruling? >> yeah, zinhle, we know that both sides had a chance to speak to a judge for several hours today, and he came back siding with barers hill school district by saying that this specific policy that kept 18-year-old george out of classes for months now, and it does not violate the crown act enacted as recently as 2023 in an effort to hopefully stop race-based hair discrimination, and the school said for their part, because the crown act does not stipulate link, their own policy of the district that has kept george out of classes, and the judge agreeing with them, and we know that, zinhle, the family has planned to appeal here. the family is so emotional, they could not immediately address the cameras afterwards, but supporters of the family say that this is only going to elevate this issue to more people, and hopefully that the right decision can eventually b

california republican congressman darrell issa says these releases raised the threat of another illegal immigrant murdering an innocent american like the university of georgia nursing student. >> that young woman would be alive today if not for this president's policies, and many others will be alive, many who wouldn't have been criminalized. >> also today in virginia, a 32-year-old venezuelan man illegally in the country was arrested for sexual assault against a minor. the campbell county sheriff's office says renzo mendoza montes is charged with two felonies and is being held without bond. mendoza was also previously detained by i.c.e. and released in el paso in september of last year, trace. >> trace: matt, thank you. he's a good musical the "fox news @ night" common sense department is trying to rationalize century city policies across this country trying to figure out why those who live here legally, the ones we call americans, are not given the same protections as those who come here illegally. 26-year-old jose ibarra, here illegally, was twice arrested and twice let go. let go so

. ♪ ♪ liz: joining us so california congressman darrell prices and happy presidents' day okay, this illegalcrisis is now moving rapidly to your home state of california. and you districts included california the border, and we have like dozens of nations right answer coming in from including china what is going on there. >> what would it is going on as we are very desirable port of entry because you can fly into the back into mexico, getting tijuana very inexpensively and come over from a city, to a city and you move is of the desert many of the people going through their are trying to avoid is some cases some of the fees and so on but we see it all throughout the border, all the way to the ocean and all the way to the desert and receive and it is over 100 nations with the very concerning ones include, syria, iraq, iran, china as you mentioned, because the word is out all of the world that you get income you can literally look people dead in the eyes and coming here for a better job and you still get paroled into this country because this president wants to have happen what is happening is

chef darrell bell owns the state line road smokehouse at the market in napa. the restaurant is known for its authentic kc barbecue. the chef grew up in kansas city, and of course, the only team he would root for back then is the chiefs. but he's also turned into somewhat of a 49ers fan since his cousin is rookie wide receiver ronnie bell. so who does he root for on super bowl sunday? >> it's a true conflict, for sure. i want the chiefs to do great and do what they do, but you know, it's -- blood is blood, you know. so you've got to root for ronnie. >> he hopes his cousin does well on sunday, but his heart is hoping for another super bowl win for kc. and with the super bowl in las vegas, it's all quiet this weekend at levi stadium. that's been the 49ers home for a decade now. but here's something you probably did not know. the deal to bring the team to santa clara was done at the great america amusement park on a ride. as len ramirez report, before there was a groundbreaking ceremony, there was a ride in the sky. >> reporter: former santa clara vice mayor kevin

crown act, which bans discrimination on natural hairstyles, does not protect hair length. 18 year old darrell george was suspended after his dreadlocks exceeded the hair length limit within his school's dress code. the school said his locks were allowed, but the length was the issue. the student says he's disappointed in the ruling. >> it just makes me feel angry. very angry that, you know, throughout all these years, throughout all the all the fighting for the black history that we've that we've already done, we still have to do this again and again and again. is, is ridiculous. it makes no sense . >> the high school junior has spent most of his school year in disciplinary programs. due to this conflict with the school over its dress code. many children in the fight for their life and now one bay area leader, is pushing for new rules to help. >> coming up with the laws would do in the battle against childhood cancer and as a new ceasefire in gaza is discussed, a terror attack at a traffic checkpoint may bring those talks to an end and celebrating black history month with a mural at an oaklan

. >> meanwhile republican congressman darrell issa was out here earlier today.act that tens of thousands of chinese are crossing illegally here. take a listen. >> these 20,000 chinese that have come into my district say the same things that i heard this morning, which i'm here for a job. no pretense that they're here leaving some sort of tierney -- tyranny. they're coming here because the word is out. >> a lot of this traffic shifting to california. border patrol reporting last night this san diego sector has had over 140,000 illegal crossings just since october 1. just to put that number in perspective, that is a population size about the city of dayton, ohio. crossing here in the san diego area in just the last 4 1/2 months. back to you. >> neil: just incredible. we're going to take a break here. letting you know nvidia stock up almost 6%. surprise add lot of folks on the upside. but there is some hesitancy to take it to high too fast. we'll explore why. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to te

host: darrell is in kentucky on a republican line. good morning.r: thank you for taking my call. your comment about the 14th amendment, i think that anyone who runs for president should not be taken off the ballot of each state. he has the right to run. the supreme court should not rule on that in different states. the next question about abraham lincoln, why didn't lincoln have a security guard when he was assassinated by john wilkes booth? guest: there's a lot in that second one. let me address that first one your. point of view as i understood it is that the people should vote and nobody should be taken off the ballot. i think as a general proposition that is a legitimate point of view. it is a small d democratic point of view. the opposite argument of course is that we don't have an absolute democracy. any of us cannot vote for anything at any time. we have a democracy within the rule of law and the fundament along is the constitution. so it's going to be fair to at least ask a court is this legitimate or not? does the 14th amendment apply in t

host: we will talk to darrell from idaho on the independent line.eing an independent is so nice because i don't have to be obligated to one party or another because there seems like there is a war going on. putin when you get into prison you take a chance of dying. how many people have died in our prisons. these numbers are never brought to our attention. i remember buying a four bedroom home in costa mesa in 1969 for $28,000. i bought a home in 1977 for 65,000 and now every home in california are million-dollar homes. the scripture says, we have people not worried about anything. one hydrogen bomb, there goes your city. no one is afraid of the stuff because we are american. no foolishness ever comes to us and we have never had the ability to say we are wrong. never did anybody say they were wrong because they would be kicked out of office. host: sylvia in virginia on the independent line. caller: i want to give my sympathies to the navalny family. if we pander to putin we will have to keep our heads down low. a lot of the military goes back and for

and darrell bala, israeli military did not respond to a request for comment about the strike witnesses say many of the victims had just arrived from rafah gaza, southernmost city where fear and confusion have set in as israel threatens a coming military offensive. but central gaza is no haven reality revealed in the cruelest of ways >> but yeah, i can't speak. >> innocent children the kids, them all i didn't even try that. >> in the ruins of the al baraka family home, the target of sunday's airstrike, the desperate search for survivors is underway that's one man dives into the rubble another shouts, get out of there, will die down there >> we could only pulled to alive from under the rubble and the rest are all missing. we don't see safety and a loss or in an onerous school or in a hospital, would safety is not something that exists anymore. they evacuated us from place to place, claiming its safe. there is no way safe >> shouts, praising god rise as a girl is pulled from the rubble. but her body is lifeless. >> added to >> list of more than 12,000 children killed in gaza standards, tr

i have been repeatedly forced to move by israel's unrelenting attacks. darrell bhalla is one of the areas where people have been seeking refuge, where conditions, all desperate and guitar. he spoke to the family about the hardships and during from dated bella, 2 to 4, and then back from drop off to dated bella. this is how palestinians internally displaced, have been moving around different areas across of the gaza strip. after being ready evacuated from the another in area, palestinians have been displaced a couple of times during the past 4 and a half months. today were visiting as the mooney family. in a very bella, where this area behind me is complete, was completely transferred as an area for palestinians who settled up their tents and build their own tents and lived here for more than 4 months. now, we're going to go in her tongue right now. and the situation is very sad and that the living conditions are her perfect. this 10th where we are here, it has been a home and the only shelter for us. and when a family of so many family evacuated from as a, to a neighborhood in the bella w

a ground invasion, they are moving north past areas where active fighting is taking place toward darrell bala, where those 18 people that you mentioned were killed than some of those 18 people according to witnesses it is on the ground neighbors of that building that was hit say that they had actually come from rafah seeking safety. clearly, they didn't they hadn't found it. and this is part of the reason why israel is getting so much criticism for its insistence that it will move into rafah. it was more than a week ago that the prime minister, netanyahu said that he wanted to have this rafah offensive wrapped up by ramadan. so that's less than three weeks he's from now, march the 10th. now, during a different message coming from benny gantz, a war cabinet minister who says that that's the deadline essentially for hamas to hand over the hostages or israel we'll move in to rafah. he said this quote to those saying the price is too high. i say this very clearly, hamas has a choice. they can surrender, release the hostages, and the citizens of gaza will be able to celebrate the holy month o

and al cordaris been speaking to people in darrell by the, the needs of the plaza are desperate to hear anything about an immediate cease fire, especially before rama done today, we're indebted by downtime, and we're going to talk to people about what they think about these, these all your agreements, what was the law and the produce product, young i hope, and i wish for a ceasefire. we've heard things during previous talks and negotiations that one might come, but we've been disappointed every time the people will always be the victims. the people are really suffering. the people have no more energy, ramadan is approaching, we ask god to make our life easier and better enough is enough. well, the smart enough, i hope you've done every time to talk about sci fi. it never happened. at this time i have a feeling there will be a ceasefire on my son, my son in law, and my brother a little. i present as in israel details. and i hope there was really steve. the last we all got to have the see far and back to our home, to our kids, to our neighborhoods. we left our lives and guys decision and

set up so law also lawn and they were braiding hair and these were individuals who are supporting darrell, not just here from texas, but from other states as well. take a listen >> here today with for darryl george this young man should not be punished for his hair. his hair is protected by state law >> and kate, that's the question that is going to be at the center of this trial and it's going to start here soon, kate. so i'm going to let you go because that needs to go coincide. >> all right, we're gonna get an update and see what happens is court gets underway. rosa. thank you so much >> john, reporter on the run right there today in florida, tiger woods, son charlie will try to qualify for his first pga tour stars the 15 year-old must advance from today's pre-qualify or event and then from another one on monday, the cognizant classic happens next week. tiger woods 182 pga tour for titles and entered this professional event as a 16-year-old amateur back in 1992. this morning, panda diplomacy is back. thank god. china will send two giant pandas to the san diego zoo. there is no timeline

so it hits the ankle of darrell luther jr. let's watch this play here. well actually let's talk about the play i guess we were going to watch it. but i want to talk to you about that play that play in my mind. and here we go. change the whole momentum of the game. they had just held the chiefs. it hits off his leg. and then ray-ray mccloud inexcusably in my opinion doesn't just dive on the ball. he tries to pick it up and run with it. that was a huge mistake. on the very next play, they score a touchdown and they're up after being dominated for three quarters. what was that all about? >> yeah, you're right sal. i mean, i would have much rather had ray-ray try to just, you know, land to make a play for it. it definitely felt like that was a momentum shift. i thought coming out of half time for the chiefs, i was expecting to see a different chiefs team. you know, they were going to be angry and frustrated, but that didn't really happen and it really was this particular play that put them in position to make the comeback and have it be a tight score going i

protestant in red crescent society has transferred to in japan as it is to be alex the hospital in darrell bala, at least $86.00 palestinians were killed and a $131.00 injured in garza in the past 24 hours. and this was forced starvation of palestinians is lessening acutely malnourished infants arriving at medical facilities. a 2 month old baby who was suffering from severe malnutrition has died. 8 agencies struggling to get much needed food and supplies into the strip . alexander bies begins, i'll coverage over his brief life 2 month old mahmud for 2 knew nothing but suffering. he was born and died as israel bombs fell on gaza. day after day, his parents searched for milk and basic supplies. returning empty handed, an absolute desperation. she was finally rushed to the hospital. being but all we saw a woman carrying her baby screaming for help. her pound baby seemed to be taking his last breath. we rushed him to hospital and he was found to be suffering from acute malnutrition, for your medical stuff rushed him into. i see you. the baby has not been inside any milk for days. as baby milk

least 18 people were killed and dozens of others injured sunday in an israeli airstrike on a home and darrell bala he's really military, did not respond to a request for comment about the strike witnesses say many of the victims had just arrived from rafah gaza southernmost city where fear and confusion have set in as israel threatens a coming military offensive. but central gaza is no haven reality revealed in the cruelest of ways but yeah, i can't speak. >> innocent children the kids, them all. i didn't even try >> in the ruins of the al baraka family home the target of sunday's airstrike, the desperate search for survivors is underway it was one man dives into the rubble another shouts get out of there. you'll die down there. >> we could only pull to alive from under the and the rest are all missing. we don't see safety and a loss score in an onerous school or in a hospital, would safety is not something that exists anymore. they evacuated us from place to place, claiming its safe. there is no way safe >> shouts, praising god rise as a girl is pulled from the rock but her body is lifeless

host: we will talk to darrell from idaho on the independent line.ng an independent is so nice because i don't have to be obligated to one party or another because there seems like there is a war going on. putin when you get into prison you take a chance of dying. how many people have died in our prisons. these numbers are never brought to our attention. i remember buying a four bedroom home in costa mesa in 1969 for $28,000. i bought a home in 1977 for 65,000 and now every home in california are million-dollar homes. the scripture says, we have people not worried about anything. one hydrogen bomb, there goes your city. no one is afraid of the stuff because we are american. no foolishness ever comes to us and we have never had the ability to say we are wrong. never did anybody say they were wrong because they would be kicked out of office. host: sylvia in virginia on the independent line. caller: i want to give my sympathies to the navalny family. if we pander to putin we will have to keep our heads down low. a lot of the military goes back and forth

. >> and that's darrell, right there saying the impact on him. lawyers for george will appeal this >> well, the odysseus lander has become the first us spacecraft to touch the moon. and more than a half century i know this was a nail-biter, but we are on the on the surface and we are transmitting. and welcome to the moon odie, that is its nickname, is upright and has been sending back lots of data. are kristin fisher has more on this really historic journey intuitive machines has just made history as the first private company to successfully land a spacecraft on >> this surface of the moon. >> welcome to the moon houston, >> odysseus has found his new home >> it's odysseus lunar lander is standing up right, according to the company. and is successfully transmitting data. although we're still waiting for those first few pictures. >> now, this was really a tense final few moments for this mission. just a few hours before landing intuitive machines announced that there was an issue with odysseus's navigation system. it wasn't working, but in a spect

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host: darrell is next, oakland, california, independent.just a little confused as to why people believe that if trump was in office, none of this would have taken place. if we go with logic, that means if he takes office, then all problems all over the world should just stop. host: tim in detroit, michigan, republican. caller: hi, how are you? thanks for taking my call. donald trump, my son is 24. a few years ago, he said dad, we have been at war since i have been born. we have 500 military bases all over the world based off a world war ii strategy. it is a new world. we did not have war under donald trump. he took it a different way. he had economic or? [video clip] -- economic war. joe biden changed the policy, and you see what happened with our southern border. it is all about policy. the u.n. is so corrupt, it needs to be dismantled and something else needs to come about from all the nations getting together. right now -- host: it's interesting you mention the u.n., because the person before you said that the u.s. should not be the worl

darrell is in eastpoint michigan on our independent line. caller: the first thing i want to say is i record all of your c-span shows. i recorded the president talking . i want to say that i watched him to confirm what i was hearing. i heard him gasp for more breath after every sentence and after every phrase. this man has dedicated his life, almost every day he took the train back and forth to his home because he would to be with family. how much can we demand from the president? i think his wife should demand her breasts as a wife to please consider standing down. i also asked nancy pelosi to get the hierarchy of the democratic party to come up with some solution to this problem. i do not want to see this gentleman dying on his first term second term for all the years he has done for us. i think the convention should be opened and maybe even nancy pelosi in spite of her ih -- for high age should river president. it is a major change we have to go through. it would also be beneficial to have the american people as a group -- host: next is to

darrell is in eastpoint michigan on our independent line. caller: the first thing i want to say is i record all of your c-span shows. i recorded the president talking . i want to say that i watched him to confirm what i was hearing. i heard him gasp for more breath after every sentence and after every phrase. this man has dedicated his life, almost every day he took the train back and forth to his home because he would to be with family. how much can we demand from the president? i think his wife should demand her breasts as a wife to please consider standing down. i also asked nancy pelosi to get the hierarchy of the democratic party to come up with some solution to this problem. i do not want to see this gentleman dying on his first term second term for all the years he has done for us. i think the convention should be opened and maybe even nancy pelosi in spite of her ih -- for high age should river president. it is a major change we have to go through. it would also be beneficial to have the american people as a group -- host: next is to

host: darrell is next, oakland, california, independent.just a little confused as to why people believe that if trump was in office, none of this would have taken place. if we go with logic, that means if he takes office, then all problems all over the world should just stop. host: tim in detroit, michigan, republican. caller: hi, how are you? thanks for taking my call. donald trump, my son is 24. a few years ago, he said dad, we have been at war since i have been born. we have 500 military bases all over the world based off a world war ii strategy. it is a new world. we did not have war under donald trump. he took it a different way. he had economic or? [video clip] -- economic war. joe biden changed the policy, and you see what happened with our southern border. it is all about policy. the u.n. is so corrupt, it needs to be dismantled and something else needs to come about from all the nations getting together. right now -- host: it's interesting you mention the u.n., because the person before you said that the u.s. should not be the worl

host: we have darrell next. caller: he has been found guilty and he is a crook in this family as a current. host: what's your top news story of the week? caller: ukraine. they need our assistance. host: mike in st. louis. caller: we need to start a mass deportation i get all of these illegal immigrants out of here. biden is giving him a sedative succumb here and so biden is guilty of treason and extortion. he gave iran money and waiting for kickbacks. joe biden used executive orders so they could see new wire transactions. joe biden knows what he is doing. he is a slick, harness. he should not be allowed to hire and fire the doj. we have the bank records and bank statements. his family was enriched. hunter biden was paying so biden 40,000 a month. that is kickback money. he is loading the country with the legal immigrants because they will vote for him. you have millions of people voting for the democrats. when is a republican prosecutor going to stand up? host: another comment from facebook, the alabama court l

host: ardmore, oklahoma, darrell. thanks for waiting.aller: a flat tax makes it simple for the american people. you can collect it as sales tax. everybody, whether you are a millionaire or make $2000 a year, everybody pays their percentage. guest: i do not write policy. that is up to congress. if you follow taxes, there have been all sorts of discussions of a flat tax, a granulated flat tax, a back tax, those are all things that have been considered by members of congress. keep the ideas coming, keep talking to congress. taxes are complicated. it be in everybody's best interest to try and simplify it. host: value added tax, what does that do? guest: europe, that is common. it is like a sales tax. it is a different way to apply the tax system. taxpayers need to think about what do we want our country to be? how do we want to find it? that is what taxes are, the ability to fund our country. the code is written currently is one way. host: rhode island, good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to give a shout to the irs. i have never had