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i will say we will start in earnest probably on sunday and it will go through next week. some of that is contingent on the weather and other things. regarding the atc tapes, we received a lot of different information on atc -- off-the-shelf software programs are not always as accurate as the data we specifically get from adsb, the black boxes, although the -- all of that are factors that come into the investigation. we will not speculate about atc tapes that you may have heard and seen online or snippets. we are getting the full cooperation that we need to be able to make an accurate assessment and make sure what we are saying is factual and that it will help and aid in the entire investigation. >> is there anything glaring in the videos that we have all seen that will tell you the black hawk helicopter made a mistake? >> based on the videos, we draw any conclusions? ? we have not. we know there was a significant incident in which the aircraft collided. a very significant fireball. if you will recall, even after the first day, we had one or two grainy images coming out, w

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last month we did that in earnest in january and as recently as this past week we spent 4 and half hoursf the white house on thursday and 3 working through the final details we are very, very close. i appreciate the senate's zeal we have it in the house as well. as a writer my friend lindsey, i have about 170 additional personalities who deal with and he only has 53 on the republican side there. we have a very diverse caucus with lots of interest but we are going to get the job done. shannon: you mention the big meeting at the white house last week this weekend at mar log of the senate gop team has been with the president. they've got his ear this weekend. you have it again it may be in the box tonight but had to make the closing message what you are planning is a better road forward to the senate? >> or talk with the present esteem about this almost constantly. remind them we will get the job done it has to be 1 big bill strategy for the reason for that is not gives us the highest probability of success of delivering on all the campaign promises we will get it done the president knows t

mayor's office by february 21st and june 1st is when your rewarding and challenging work kicks off in earnest. so with that i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. the comptroller is also here and available to answer questions as well. >> thank you mr. mikulski i really appreciate it that you stepping into into this role and it looks like you've been doing this the whole time. i think the question will be referencing the year that mayor brea i believe did actually also provide a mid-year budget cut for this year as well. is that correct? and that was for 8%. >> so mayor breed did make a few instructions on containing costs in the current fiscal year before before me before she left office one which i'm sure you're all very familiar with was around not deploying particular board ad backs in the current fiscal year and the second was around know i'm blanking i can't remember the second right now it'll come back to me in a second but no problem but there was not as particular there was not a particular current year reduction requirement provided to departments. oh the second was related

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we do see precipitation in earnest across the northern portion of the bay area. thus the flood watch, in effect an isolated shower in the east bay. but by the evening commute all is said and done, but behind it a lot of cool air is filtering in. tonight. we'll still see some temperatures into the 30s and into the 40s overnight. tomorrow's outside number 59 degrees. and throughout the sunnyvale area, cupertino and campbell, san jose for sure. willow glen. otherwise everybody is pretty uniform into the mid 50s, which is below average for this time of the year. but i want to walk you through the extended forecast, because we have a lot of cold air filtering in from the north. look at your overnight low on saturday and sunday night. now by tuesday we begin to cloud up. that will lead to rain showers on wednesday. and claudine, that's what i'm thinking. we're going to see some snow in our local mountains. >> all right. we'll look out for it. thanks so much, roberta. and wildfire prevention efforts are underway in the east bay. east bay regional park says crews have be

finished by the end of the month, followed by residential debris cleanup so the rebuilding can begin in earnest today marks one month since the start of the wildfires that devastated southern california, and we are taking action together for the one california. so cal fire relief, abc seven and our sister stations in california are coming together for a one day fundraiser to help our neighbors in need. our parent company, disney, has committed $15 million for initial and immediate response and rebuilding efforts for los angeles area fire relief. your donation can help groups including the american red cross provide meals, shelter and hope to these families. go to redcross.org, slash abc or scan the qr code on your screen. your support is critical and it really is appreciated. >> all right, the academy awards are coming up, and the oscars are considering a new requirement that movie producers must disclose the use of artificial intelligence. variety is reporting the award show may add the rule after the best picture nominee, the brutalist and other high profile nominees used a.i. stirred up some

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they have to start in earnest in contact. and israel has only sense a low level delegation to start those, no negotiations. they're not empowered yet to make any decisions. and so this precarious nature of the ceasefire persists, and that's why families want to see more and more of those saturdays come where the captives are released, but also the hundreds of palestinians. detainees and disappeared are released because they know that this could and at any moment, nor for now. thank you very much indeed. does not all day talking to us. they are from a mind. okay, let's take a closer look at that. sees 5 deal. there are $76.00 captives still in gaza, at least $34.00 of them also to be dead during this phase of the deal. israel has agreed to allow palestinians to return to their neighborhoods, but israel's being accused of violating parts of the dealers know it was just explaining by not allowing supplies into the strip and limiting medical evacuations . 50 palestinian patients are supposed to make it out daily. but the w h o sa

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finished by the end of the month, followed by residential debris cleanup so the rebuilding can begin in earnest. >> today marks one month since the start of the wildfires that devastated southern california, and we are taking action together for the one california. so cal fire relief, abc seven and our sister stations in california are coming together for a one day fundraiser to help our neighbors in need. our parent company, disney, has committed $15 million for initial and immediate response and rebuilding efforts for los angeles area fire relief. your donation can help groups including the american red cross provide meals, shelter and hope to these families. go to redcross.org, slash abc or scan the qr code on your screen. your support is critical and it really is appreciated. >> all right, the academy awards are coming up, and the oscars are considering a new requirement that movie producers must disclose the use of artificial intelligence. variety is reporting the award show may add the rule after the best picture nominee, the brutalist and other high profile nominees used a.i. stirred up

he has a subordinate who's much more earnest about doing that. butler doesn't really want to because he's concerned. are they coming from loyalists, from unionist owners or are they coming from owners who are going to try to destroy the union or continue to try to destroy the union? so he isn't consistent even on the issue of freeing the enslaved of people. but if you track him through to 1864, and i think there is a moment in 1864 after chiefs inspire him when he is looking at the dead black soldiers who have been his command and seeing what they have sacrificed for the cause of their own freedom without any hope, any sure hope that they would be successful and get that freedom. and they've sacrificed their lives. and he's riding across the field looking at all of the. and then he writes to i believe it's sarah, his wife, about that. what he has seen and what it meant to him. and i feel that that is a moment when he is transformed on the issue of race in the sense that he something that you know, it was gradually became quite clear to him that s

that is political in earnest. nothing. yeah. is a politician. he has no politicians against him, which is why don't i think she is trying to play both hands against the middle and, and she has some kind of workable compromise. i very much doubt he will resume to work, but of course i may be wrong. okay, thank you. ok, goldberg? thank you for joining us from tel aviv this hour. we'll cross over piece of gauze, i'll speak to our corresponding topic about as soon joining us from there. so the statement was put out by the assign brigades project. just talk us through the statement and give us any details that you're hearing at this hour. well, yes, they're reading the books 1st and of the military wing of how much of a bite that has stated that the leadership was supposed to be a resistance. has been closely monitoring all the latest developments regarding this east of quiet deal implementation. and the scale of commitment made by a israel regarding the deal. and they have seen that israel completely did not commit to the terms of the agreement. as

actually personally got the contract on the land with her putting down a little bit of my own money for earnest money in order to bridge until we could do something. and she was more than happy to wait and to not really know she was know she was going to sell it to me. but legally she had to do something and. so we waited. and then the lawrence preservation alliance in and took over the mortgage. the contract to own the property for year while we could an organization that could own the property which we did. we formed the black jack battlefield trust. and on june 1st, june and on 30th excuse me, 1880, start over again on june 30th, 2004, that land signed over to the trust and i the first president. that same year we organized the black jack battlefield and nature park on those 40 acres. the park is still there. we've been developing it over the years. and as lucinda said in 2012 it was declared be part the black jack battlefield national historic landmark, which is the square is the park. that little rectangle there is ivan boyd prairie preserve by the douglas by douglas county, kansas. it's a

precipitation in earnest right now around the northern portion of the bay area.nd look at our storm reports of all kinds of ponding and flooding in local neighborhoods. meanwhile, as we take a closer look around the bay area, we see the precipitation still around windsor, around 101 all the way into santa rosa and in rohnert park, we traverse on over to the eastern portion of our bay area. we see the rain is now just pushing out of concord and clayton, another batch of energy near moraga. let's see how this is fueling into the area from the south, lifting up into the north and northeasterly direction a hit and miss scattered shower now around the santa clara valley. kind of dry around the peninsula, but there's a whole lot more activity out over the pacific ocean, poised and positioned and ready to push in. and that is why the national weather service has issued a flood watch for that area right there, right now in the north bay through tomorrow afternoon. in addition to that, the other side of the coin there, we have a wind advisory in place. we've already excee

but it's going to be moving in again in earnest. let's check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo. she's in the weather center with much more. >> rosemary andre garcia, hello to you. happy monday, everyone. giving you a look here at the beautiful clouds over the bay area at this time. mainly dry. it is the calm before the next storm. here's a look at storm tracker two. we've got a little bit of moisture embedded within those clouds, but for the most part we have been dry for the last few hours or so. the next system tilts still to our north, beginning to see some moisture pop in over areas of lake county. it will move into the north bay before it moves into the central and south bay later today. flood watch begins at 4:00 this afternoon and will go until wednesday morning, as we are expecting anywhere from 2 to 4 or even five inches of rainfall by wednesday. then we'll get a break before the next system rolls in on thursday. the sierra, also with an advisory that begins at 1:00 this afternoon and will go until 10 a.m. on wednesday. first storm over the weekend had very high snow le

temporarily, the tariffs that donald trump has been threatening really, since the campaign, but in earnest since last week. it was also just last week that the president said there was absolutely nothing. and that's a, quote, nothing that these countries could do to avoid the imposition of tariffs that mexico now has successfully avoided in the short term with this agreement, to send 10,000 troops to their northern border with the united states. there's also a provision, apparently in the agreement, based on the readout from the mexican side, that the u.s. would do more to control the flow of arms, heavy weapons into mexico that are often used by the cartels. there's no mention of that part of the agreement from donald trump's truth social post. and so we await a little bit more information here about exactly what has been agreed to now and what future negotiations will look like. but it's clearly pretty clear that despite protestations to the contrary from the president, this tariff threat is an opening move, if you will, in negotiations that appear likely to continue for some time. >> an

scenes in subjects, it's a strikingly sophisticated move and as much as hopping seems to maintain an earnest tone, we occasionally spot small reminders that he's working in a genre that finds its origin in humor and wit, maintaining the hallmarks we talked about at the very beginning with terp for his mishear of du bois, and we see this in particular with the way that hoppen will depict animals. for instance, a distressed donkey. toby, number one, furrows his brow with a suspiciously human facial expression as his trainer him for cargo. and i can say this is i my my dog trainer recently talked about our dog said she has people eyes you know and i think there's a little bit of a people eyes joke going on this illustration but what it really points up for me is that this momentary cartoonish humor in an realistic world shows us how even then in the 18, late 1870s, right. he's thinking about this as a comedic genre, but a comedic that's kind of like pushing outward, pushing the more sort of ambitious heights, right. that it's able to be capable of containing the complex mix of autobiography jou

so as we play out your wednesday, that's when we're talking about the rain in earnest and the winds willsday as your complete washout day. temperatures today 55 to 60 degrees. the northwest winds only to ten miles per hour. and here you go with your five day forecast. while we do have the abundance of clear skies today, actually today is the prettiest day of this week. we begin to cloud up on tuesday with that drizzle. i'm going with our first snow showers of the year and our local peaks. in fact, that snow level will drop down to 2500ft, so even mount tam you could see a light dusting as well as diablo and hamilton. and then thursday, a complete washout and possible thunderstorms. by friday. >> roberto. thank you. the trump administration is directing one of the world's top weather and climate agencies to begin searching its grant programs for certain climate change related keywords. according to axios, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration was asked to search for words like greenhouse gas and the paris agreement, climate science and other terminology. now, it isn't clear

pushback against trump's efforts to defund the police, to defund the financial police has begun in earnesty, challenging trump's shutdown of the cfpb. today in washington, protesters and lawmakers look at this. turned out again in the street, rallied in support of cfpb and its workers outside of its headquarters. this was today in washington. people showing up in person and democratic lawmakers showing up there to support them. one of those lawmakers is senator elizabeth warren. she was instrumental in the creation of the consumer financial protection bureau during the obama administration, and she has been defending it ever since. joining us now is massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. senator, thank you so much for making time to be here tonight. >> happy to be with you. >> tell me about this protest today at cfpb headquarters. well. >> so we're in this moment where donald trump ran for president, saying over and over and over he was going to lower costs for american families. remember how much he talked about the price of groceries? the price of eggs, right. going to lower those costs

parts of the plane that are in the water that heavy equipment will be really, we understand, used in earnest starting possibly as early as this afternoon, certainly by tomorrow. >> katie o erin, all of this is so sad. nbc's maya eaglin and aaron gilchrist, my thanks to both of you for getting the show started today. and joining me now for more is bradley bowman. he's a senior director of the center on military and political power at the nonpartisan research institute called the foundation for defense of democracies. bradley, i'm so grateful for you to take the time to share your insight and experience with our viewers. for folks that are tuning in, you are a former u.s. army black hawk pilot, which was the helicopter that was involved in that collision near reagan airport. you also served in the 12th aviation battalion for two years and commanded charlie company. and you have an incredible wealth of knowledge and experience. we've all seen that footage, and it appears that the helicopter headed straight for commercial jet. it's so hard for an average person to understand how this could have

describe in process like an optimism and i think the the capitol building while there's lot of earnestness there it's it can be hard to be in congress long as you have and still be optimistic. where does that come from? you you see the results, you know, i mean, somebody like me gets to the united states congress sworn in 31, you feel that back then knew much at all about seniors citizens policy in the typical town. when i got started, they had a lunch program that was really deal. oh, my goodness. the lunch program. and now you have a tremendous array of services, a group with millions of members and and the like. so i look back and i've been given extraordinarily extraordinary opportunities. a first generation jewish kid, you know, got it. got a chance to play sports at a very high high level. when that didn't work out, i got a chance to do public service. what i did at the back of the book in terms the acknowledgments is really reflect that i said you know, when it wasn't possible to make it to the nba and i was really down in the dumps, you know, i had them come and help my mom dealing

we did that in earnest in january and as regionally as this past week.t four and half hours at the white house on thursday and three hours later that evening working through the final details and we are very close. i appreciate the senate's zeal. as i reminded my friend -- i appreciate this in lindsay. about 170 additional personalities to deal with, and he's only got 53 on the republican side there. a very diverse caucus with lots of interest. but we're going to get this job done. >> shannon: you mentioned the big meeting you had at the white house last week. this weekend at mar-a-lago the senate g.o.p. team has been with the president. they've got his ear this weekend. you'll have it again maybe tonight. how do you make the closing message that what you're planning is a better road for them the senate? >> speaker johnson: i talked with the president and his team about this almost constantly, reminding them that we will get the job done but it has to be the one big bill strategy. the reason for that is it gives the highest probability of success of the

will just say, i, you know, i will not fault anyone who is who was a long lived republican who in earnestcrat, like, welcome to the party. and, you know, let's just kind of chit chat about your your messaging because, yes, we should not be blaming voters. we should not be saying this is what you get, especially when we're talking about people who are who are getting deported and who are losing everything, who are losing their families. >> isn't it funny? i got. >> to. >> leave it at that. waleed shahid, julisa rc and francesca fiorentini thank you. i know we can talk a lot more about this. we'll look forward to having you all three back at some point. thank you so much. next up, something you should look out for tomorrow on the field that for tomorrow on the field that has nothing to do with [restaurant noise] allison. [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. ♪♪ she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. ♪♪ otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. over here! otezla can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. doctors have be

it has returned in earnest.eorologist mark tamayo is back with us this noon for a look at the forecast. hey, mark. >> hi, there. yeah, it's hard to believe with all that blue sky we had yesterday. that rain will be back in the picture. but that's what the forecast models were signaling for today. and basically, the forecast remains on track. rainfall expectations with today's system about a quarter of an inch to possibly about an inch and a half for the north bay hills, winds could be around 30 to 40 miles an hour. and the sierra, they have a winter storm warning in place. so here is the approach of today's system. as you can see moving in from the pacific. so moving in from this direction, you see widespread rain across northern california and snowfall as well up to the north and also out toward the sierra in the santa cruz mountains. here in santa cruz county, we actually have a flood advisory in place until 1:00 this afternoon. so the rainfall has been picking up for this portion of the region. and then here'

there are a lot of people that work at usaid that are real, earnest christians that have, like. serving the poor throughout the world. they're about to be sent back to their communities and their churches. right. so, like over time, i think the reality of this will, you know, break through to most folks. but, you know, in the meantime, like the trump propaganda does work. that's why that's why people have, you know, politicians have used it for a long time. >> so trump was asked about his reaction to this time magazine cover featuring elon musk. let's take a listen to what he said. >> did you have a reaction. >> to the new time magazine. >> cover that. >> has elon. musk sitting behind your resolute desk? time magazine. is time magazine still in business? i didn't even. >> know that. time magazine. >> elon is doing a great job. he's finding tremendous fraud and corruption and waste. >> okay, so on this week in 2017, steve bannon made the cover of time in the article for the i rather. the title for the article was is steve bannon the second most powerful man in the world? six mont

will just say, i, you know, i will not fault anyone who is who was a long lived republican who in earnestants to be a democrat, like, welcome to the party. and, you know, let's just kind of chit chat about your your messaging because, yes, we should not be blaming voters. we should not be saying this is what you get, especially when we're talking about people who are who are getting deported and who are losing everything, who are losing their families. >> isn't it funny? i got. >> to leave it. >> at that, waleed shahid, julissa rc and francesca fiorentini. thank you. i know we can talk a lot more about this. we'll look forward to having you all three back at some point. thank you so much. next up, something you should look out for tomorrow on the field that has nothing to do with the actual game. >> i feel like new sunglasses. like a brand new pair of jeans. i feel like taking chances. i i feel like taking chances. i feel like. brand new. oh. to. baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. baby: liberty! bibert

it started with lindsey graham, i think, in earnest when he said, well, technically it's illegal.e senate had recently passed in the past for years, years. that being said, every time trump gets away with something, the line gets further and further diluted. so i don't know what the republicans are going to do. they've yet to show a backbone. i don't think they will. yeah, as nick likes to say, moves the goalposts. so david musk's team recently gained access to medicare and medicaid contracts and payment systems where they claim they're, quote, looking for evidence of fraud. so if that is code for cuts are coming there too. are republicans in congress prepared for the backlash they will face? >> i don't think republicans in congress know what they're doing right now. i mean, they have a government funding cliff and a debt ceiling coming up in four weeks, and they don't even know how to solve that. i think, alex, we are in a constitutional crisis. i really believe that people are tepid in saying that. but i would say not just because of trump and musk, though, they are facilitating

and may i say to all of you good evening and i'm earnest. i'm very pleased to see that we have such a wonderful crowd that we were able to sit here in front of you. and it's a it was a little bit easier for me in writing this because i wrote it together with my long term political advisor. so that was a great help to me. but we are coming back to your question. what it's true. i lived for 35 years in the form in what was then the gdr in former east germany. and i had this happy experience to see reunification of east and west germany and i describe my youth, my younger years, my childhood as a happy childhood, although growing up in this state was not so happy because it was a dictatorship. and why was it still a happy childhood? and that's something that i feel isn't really properly understood in the west, in what was then west germany, because even in a dictatorship you can live surrounded by friends, by your family, by your siblings. i had a wonderful environment in which i grew up in the countryside and i actually grew up on the estate p

mayor's office by february 21st and june 1st is when your rewarding and challenging work kicks off in earnest. so with that i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. the comptroller is also here and available to answer questions as well. >> thank you mr. mikulski i really appreciate it that you stepping into into this role

you know talking in earnest, discussing in earnest about what is it that we're trying to accomplish collectively through this legislation and so i am i think that we have come to a space what i would call a sweet spot of both making sure that the administration have the opportunity to address the things that as what we're seeing with a sense of urgency on our streets but at the same time allowing the legislative branch to still have oversight. so i just want to express optimism and i will quote mayor lori it is a new day. >> so with that vice chair dorsey thank you. thank you. chair chan i am a co-sponsor of this and i have expressed my appreciation to mayor lurie but i want to express it here to council mody and ali bondy as well for the work that you have done on this i asked to be the first co-sponsor on this and i have talked about why this is personally important to me as somebody who is in recovery from addiction and that is largely the reason that i sought a role on the board of supervisors. i will i have talked about my lived experience in recovery. there's also a lived experience i have

mayor's office by february 21st and june 1st is when your rewarding and challenging work kicks off in earnest. so with that i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. the comptroller is also here and available to answer questions as well. >> thank you mr. mikulski i really appreciate it that you stepping into into this role and it looks like you've been doing this the whole time. i think the question will be referencing the year that mayor brea i believe did actually also provide a mid-year budget cut for this year as well. is that correct? and that was for 8%. >> so mayor breed did make a few instructions on containing costs in the current fiscal year before before me before she left office one which i'm sure you're all very familiar with was around not deploying particular board ad backs in the current fiscal year and the second was around know i'm blanking i can't remember the second right now it'll come back to me in a second but no problem but there was not as particular there was not a particular current year reduction requirement provided to departments. oh the second was related

have been mentioned utility relocation, right of way acquisition and we want to start that work in earnest again so we're ready to take advantage of those funding opportunities. and finally as we've discussed quite a bit we're working to manage that work to durable milestones as we seek that additional funds and what you'll hear today is we have those funds to complete the work just described for the next several years and the focus of the use of those funds is to get to a durable milestone such that if the new funds don't arrive on the schedule we hope they do we have a work product to show for that that will have a useful life going forward so that we don't have to have interruption from the various consultants and contractors helping us complete that. on the next slide you'll see a very familiar pie chart. this represents our capital investment grant amount in blue which is the federal transit administration's commitment to the project made last spring of $3.38 billion includes the 2010 investment of $729 million and the existing train box or another 8% our committed and budgeted funds

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