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federal government to build. so i'm of two minds about this in some ways. f course, i don't want any trade restrictions and i don't want the federal government to have to spend more money in its construction than it has to but construction projects are also very wasteful and destructive. so maybe we get fear of them with higher cost. i'm tongue-in-cheek on this in several portions but, yes, the federal government should revoke all of these. yes, good question from the audience. the power of the president to raise the prices and costs for americans through executive orders and executive orders actions on trade is virtually unlimited. one thing if i can add to that, page 20, it's very handy by the way, amazing handbook. this was anti-china executive order. we were worried that large transformers that if they're coming from china, we are worried that they have some sort of bugs in them, timely controlled. we are worried that the transformers will be shut down by china as part of some like massive attack. so the executive orders basically said we don't want tran

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way to health insurance. more places to charge. federaloday announced san jose and other silicon valley cities will receive $12 million to install 237 new charging stations. about half of those will go up at san jose libraries, community centers and parks. city and county of san francisco will also benefit. it will receive 15 million to pay for up to 300 charging ports and garages, lots and curbside locations. we may be in the thick of winter, butt's never too soon to think about our upcoming music festivals. organizers for bottlerock napa valley releasing the lineup today. a lot of recognizable names. legendary east bay band green day is headlining the opening day. justin timberlake and noel kahn are headlining the other days. some other notable acts on the list. sublime, ice cube, and cage the elephant. more than 80 performers in all will take the stage. the three day festival kicks off memorial day weekend. tickets for bottlerock go on sale tomorrow. bottlerock bringing sexy back. it's's a big deal. up next, we'e going to check in with

president biden has signed a major disaster declaration which will clear the way for federal funds and resources to help fight the fires. officials warn that los angeles is not out of the woods yet. the national weather service is cautioning that walthough the winds will cacontinue to die do throughout tonight, another round of powerful santa ana winds could pick up again as early as tomorrow afternoon. officials also warn that despite what is nearly 36 hours of continuous firefighting from l.a.'s 9,000 firefighters, four of the five major fires are still at 0% containment and could continue to spread. evacuation zones around the fires have expanded multiple times vein the past 24 hours. officials ask that anyone near the fires keep up to date on all evacuation orders and warnings, they pack a go back, make an evacuation plan and leave immediately when ordered to do so. we go now to morgan chesky who is live in altadena, california. what can you tell me about the status of the fire there? >> reporter: the status is heartbreaking in every direction you look. one of the main thoroughfare

it's not about printing or not printing money, there's only one way for the federal government to spend at the end of the day. the question is about the impact. if you are doing this the mmt way, you are betting that spending and tax cuts on risk for the inflation side, not because you are concerned about the size of the debt or its impact, per se. inflation is what matters. scarlet: do you believe that bond vigilantes are out there waiting to pounce on the bond market at the first sign of overspending or the deficit growing meaningfully larger? stephanie: investors are out there paying attention to the potential -- paying attention to the potential inflation risk. look at the u.k. with liz truss in the mini budget. markets will react if they think you are likely to accelerate inflation. you will see that in interest rates, movements, spreads, and so forth. i don't have the nt is the right word, but i do think it's a right way to attribute policy when you think about inflation. investors and traders will be walking -- watching for heightened inflation risk if they decide the trump repub

loot of that has to be financed and what is this going to mean for how much money the federal reserve -- and by the wayeral reserve i mean taxpayers because i also want to remain our audience. i'll say something very loud and clear. there is no federal government money. there is only our money. how much are we going to be spending on all this debt? >> absolutely. so the 4 trillion of stimulus from the pandemic, i at the time continue to call it one of the largest involuntary taxes in u.s. history. taxation through inflation, that is, and what's happening now is we have over $1 trillion per year in just interest costs on that debt, and as for decades, the u.s. government was effectively borrowing it for free and below 2% and now they've more than doubled in some cases and this debt is no longer, quote, unquote, free money and it's more expensive than it was and it's growing at a much faster pace than it was and what does that mean for consumers? >> that's a lot of the reason why treasury yields are rising and when the government needs more money and they want to spend more money on deficit spending, the

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president biden says federal aid is on the way. >> the federal government will cover 100% of the cost to pay for things like the debris and hazard material removal. >> the government will offer low cost loans to homeowners who could not get fire insurance, so that they could rebuild. reporter brianna willis, from our sister station in fresno, is live in pacific palisades. >> she has a closer look at the devastation left behind there. brianna. good evening. >> yeah. good evening, julian and kristen. i mean, here in pacific palisades, s not just homes that we've seen destroyed. it's really entire communities. this mobile home park. you can see behind me just one indication of that. now we're along pch right now where there's still so much smoke surrounding us. there's ash flying in the air. but there was good news on this fire fight today. the calmer wind conditions that we saw allowed for more support in the air. however, an intense inferno continues to scorch through pacific palisades. >> it is safe to say that the palisades fire is one of the most destructive natural disasters in the

speaking up federal judge in florida cleared the way for volume one to be released.report on speech insulated mishandling of classified documents taken to mar-a-lago. merrick garland said he plans to release only volume one to the public. william 2 involves codependence under active prosecution. this could happen tomorrow into the day. it may not happen ever in this administration if trump decides to go to the supreme court. >> sandra: we know you will be on it. thank you. >> john: from the state department where president biden is sent to deliver his final foreign policy address one week before trump is sworn into office. joey jones will jonas on biden's foreign policy record coming up. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. ♪ if you have heart failure or chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help yo

the website has valuable information on recovery centers and links to state and federal agencies. also, a way for people to donate cash and other supplies. all those stories and more coming up at five. all right. looking forward to it, janelle. thank you. we'll see you in a little bit. all medals that will shine as well. the french mint says it is replacing a lot of medals from the 2024 olympics and paralympics, after athletes complained last month that they're already deteriorating. more than 5000 awards wer produced for olympic winners last summer. the medals include chunks of iron from the eiffel tower embedded in bronze, silver and gold. and as always, i will be posting links to the other stories you voted for on my instagram. baseball season is almost here, and the san francisco giants are making sure fans can get their hands on special edition merch. team just released its game promotions and special events schedule a few of the highlights on june 22nd. a few special attendees will be able to get their hands on a jungwoo lee hooded jersey. july 26th is steph curry night, where the team

in southern california today approving a major disaster declaration for the area, clearing the way for federalunds and resources to be used in recovery efforts. and fema has approved a grant to reimburse the state for its firefighting costs. l.a. officials just gave an update less than an hour ago. we are prone to wildfires, but nothing like what i witnessed today. the eaton canyon fire is ripping through a community like i have never seen. it is like a third world country, chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us now. we've been talking about those powerful and devastating santa ana winds. when, when are the winds going to just ease up down there? friday night. that's going to be the timeline here that everybody down there is just hoping gets here sooner than later. because that's when we'll see some marked differences, especially up into the mountains. we're going to show you more on that hourly wind forecast. but i want to take you down to the conditions here. we have the eaton canyon fire in altadena. we also have the palisades fire. those are the two largest ones acreage wise. and we'll

a federal judge cleared the way today for a portion of the special counsel's report on former president trump to be released. that report deals with mr. trump's efforts to overturn the his 2020 election loss. the long awaited report into trump's election interference efforts leading up to the january 6th attack on the capitol is expected to come out just days before next week's inauguration. trump was indicted on four federal felony charges. the case was ultimately dropped after he won the 2024 election, just a couple of months ago. mr. trump has denied all wrongdoing. special counsel jack smith resigned from his position last friday. well, doctor jill biden is in the bay area for a three day visit. her last trip here as first lady, she landed at sfo about an hour ago tomorrow. and wednesday she'll be in san francisco to talk to health care leaders about a white house initiative to advance women's health research. it's not clear if the first lady will attend any other events on wednesday before leaving back to dc. the risk of developing dementia may be much higher than previously though

in southern california today approving a major disaster declaration for the area, clearing the way for federal funds and resources to be used in recovery efforts. and fema has approved a grant to reimburse the state for its firefighting costs. both the president and governor newsom were briefed on the situation at a firehouse in santa monica today. and take a live look. right now you can see all the smoke. thick, black smoke billowing in los angeles county. bay area firefighters, along with the california national guard and federal resources all have been called in to the l.a. area to help. that includes air tankers and federal firefighting helicopters. red flag conditions remain in the forecast until tomorrow, and nbc's brittany hope is in pacific palisades, near the famed getty museum, and she has more. we're reporting here in the pacific palisades, specifically the neighborhood that is just west of the getty villa where flames got dangerously close. we want to show you this home right now. we've been watching this home slowly burn for the past four hours or so. you can see that front door i

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that includes most federal bureaucrats that's equivalent of working at the hr department does not actually determine the rules without reporting into the ceo. it workings the same way for the u.s. federal government as well. what it leads to a succeed myth that's perpetuated in this discussion of how we take on the administrative state so far we've established that the u.s. president has pursuant to five usc3302 sole authority to set the regulation, rules governing office of management with competitive service. well, the myth number two that's been taken for graduated in our national history is that the president of the united states is limited in his ability to fire those employees pursuant to part of the u.s. code known as 5us7513a which creates so-called fore cause limitations. would say that the u.s. president cannot fire a bureaucrat unless it is what you call forecause that's the status quo in washington, d.c. turns out that is actually a myth. [applause] turns out large scale reductions in force are not covered by the statute. they're corp.ed by a different statute five usc3502 that says reduction force subject to 60 day notice requirements and further what

way. the federal government will cover 100% of the cost for six months.ve got team coverage across the fire zone and "cbs mornings" cohost tony dokoupil is going to lead us off now from pacific palisades. good evening, tony. what have you seen on the ground today? >> tony: good evening, norah. well, i can tell you as the burn zone has continued to expand today, we have seen more residents making their way back into it, back home, where we are seeing damage like what you see behind me firsthand for the very first time, and they are beginning to wonder whether their mayor, karen bass, could have done more to prevent all of this, so the mayor tonight is facing tough questions of the timing of a recent trip to africa, a trip she cut short to return to a city already in flames, and questions too about cutbacks made recently to the city's all-important fire department. cbs's jonathan vigliotti, our colleague, was among those posing questions to the mayor today and he joins us now. jonathan, what have we learned? >> reporter: tony, there were so many homes on fi

earlier today, a federal judge cleared the way for a portion of that report to be made public. it investigates mr. trump's election interference efforts leading up to the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. in the report, smith said he believed the evidence was sufficient to convict mr. trump if his success in the 2024 election had not made it impossible for the prosecution to continue. mr. trump was indicted on four federal felony charges. the case was ultimately dropped after he won the election. trump has denied all wrongdoing. special counsel jack smith resigned from his position on friday. back here at home, a win for community health care advocates. santa clara county has reached an agreement to purchase regional medical center. this comes after its current owner, hca healthcare, decided to downgrade the trauma center. the decision sparked months of outcry from health care workers and residents who feared for the health outcomes of east san jose. here's nbc's jocelyn moran. tonight, there's a sense of relief. people in the community feel like their voices have been he

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way. the federal government will cover 100% of the costs for six months.nd now for more details on the eaton fire in altadena, where officials say more than 4,000 structures have been destroyed. cbs' kris van cleave spoke with people returning to what's left of their homes. >> reporter: towering flames threaten to overtake the highest point in los angeles as well as the telescopes and key transmission towers atop mount wilson. the wind-fueled eaton fire rained destruction down on the neighborhoods below, damaging or destroying more than 4,000 structures and killing at least five, including 66-year-old victor shaw. >> when they found him, he had a garden hose in his hand. >> reporter: he tried to fight back the fire? >> i believe he did. he wasn't in the best of health, but i know that he probably fought with all his will. >> reporter: 82-year-old rodney nickerson died in his bed. his daughter cam mikko says he wanted to stay. >> he said altadena has been through some stuff, and i'm going to be all right. >> reporter: these are before and after images of at

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>> well, you know, from the federal government. and by the way, both the federal government and the state government have been great so far from the federal government. we need a full commitment from fema for full reimbursement of all the costs that are required to recover, and that's going to take some time. it's going to take several months. so far, we've been able to secure that commitment for six months at least. we may need longer. so we may be back, you know, from the state, folks are going to need property tax relief. they're going to need some regulatory relief in terms of building back. and the governor, you just played a clip where the governor absolutely committed to that. and we're going to continue to need resources to rebuild the infrastructure to improve the infrastructure in some cases. and we're going to need regulation of the insurance market as well, because if insurance companies say, we're not going to insure you because this is a neighborhood that caught on fire, then we won't be able to rebuild no matter what anybody does.

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there are many ways you can get entangled with the federal government. my team returned $21.6 million that were owed to hoosiers back to them, mostly from the irs. that money had an immediate impact. one woman in columbus was at risk of losing her home. we were able to recover $10,000 that again was owed to her by the irs. the team handled 2,381,813 emails, phone calls. believe me, there are a lot of ways if people just do it, to get a hold of who represents you here in d.c. then, what do you do with it? we put a metric in that if those were handled in a certain number of days, it set off an alarm. unbelievable, unbelievable constituent services, 1500 hours of mobile office hours. when they reached out, we found the solutions. one hoosiers's family, their mother's ashes were lost at a post office facility, could not be located. we secured an inspector general audit of the post office to make sure that that never happens again. the family of an indiana soldier killed in vietnam did not get the silver star. it had been a long time, we recovered that for th

water system, mismanaged virtually everything and we are putting some strings on the federal money may be coming your wayitions.— you may have to meet some conditions. that seems to be the last thing _ conditions. that seems to be the last thing you _ conditions. that seems to be the last thing you are - conditions. that seems to be | the last thing you are wanting to have to deal with at this time. is there some context of this that we should know about donald trump's relationship with california?— donald trump's relationship with california? donald trump, who actually — with california? donald trump, who actually owns _ with california? donald trump, who actually owns a _ with california? donald trump, who actually owns a golf - with california? donald trump, | who actually owns a golf course a few miles down the coast from pacific palisades and there is a great deal of water for him there, donald trump has always been resentful of california for not voting for him. now into elections. he calls our governor gavin newsom gavin newscum, and he attacked the governor and accused him of mismanagement of wat

there is a gusher of federal money being spent in ways that are more equitable, low carbon and help strengthen communities across the country. ironically, did that happen because of covid? well, covid was a blessing and a curse. it did unlock a lot of money, but it also exposed some of the fissures. no, i think part of it is just staying at it and it was president biden. now, i've worked with five presidents and and have been able to account, unleash something with each of them. joe biden was the first president who was really committed to rebuilding and renewing america and spending money on it. and what we've done in terms of energy, in terms of transportation and livability is transformational and it continues. i started this congress in houston, texas, and i had a big roundtable with people in the energy business. i know that that matters to them in that state. it's making a difference. but some of this, it's. it is time to transition for somebody who has more energy and vision and insight than i have to have a shot at it and and be able to do it. not being in tangled with the politics i'v

this is what happens when federal government gets in the way. i'm a free market capitalist.s tell you, i care about the environment and my water heater, my choice will d dictate that. the type of natural water cooler they want to do is for tiny apartments, guess who lives there, low income poor people, like middle class, legacy has been government intervention to increase cost and not let market work for it. >> carley: $1000, ones will continue to be sold, almost double the price. >> todd: 13% les energy is utilized. is this worth it? >> not when china and indiaare not doing their part. >> carley: host of big money show. americans are bracing for a monster winter storm threatening 27 states with powerful snow and ice. >> todd: dozens of schools are closed, bretta merwin joins us live from philly. >> for a lot of americans should be day back to work and school. for folks that have not gone back yet, today is extension of morning break. we are expecting two to four in inches of snow by tonight. we are waiting for mothure er nature to show up. schools are closed and the city is

dispute at the state level about certification of the election can be appealed to the federal courts and could get its way to the supreme court, but if the process is working properly the supreme court stays on the sidelines. >> a call or a minute ago said mike pence is one of his heroes from that day. this is from politico magazine, some new reporting about interactions between al gore and mike pence. this is the first two paragraphs or so. last summer at the memorial service, two former vice president had a conversation. al gore thanked mike pence, according to people close to both men, in an interaction never reported for his actions at the capitol the day it was attacked by a mob. mike pence said something surprising in response. he suggested to al gore that he had done what he had done on january 6 2021 in part because what he had seen as a newly sworn in member of congress on january 6, 2001. he had witnessed a vice president stand up to pressure from his own party to defy the constitution even though doing so i definition meant personal defeat. i never forgot it, mike pence said to al gore. you do

the app owner is ready to shut it all down on sunday unless the supreme court stops the federal ban going way further than people thought the app would. i'm sara sidner with kate bolduan and john berman. this is cnn news central. >> and it is another busy day ahead, especially on capitol hill, as six cabinet nominees are now preparing to face questions in front of the senate today. donald trump's pick for attorney general, pam bondi, and his pick for secretary of state marco rubio are first up this morning. and these are clearly major cabinet positions we're talking about. bondi is the former attorney general of florida. she has long supported donald trump. she spearheaded legal efforts to challenge the 2020 election results in in pennsylvania, and she was part of his defense team for his first impeachment. let's talk about this big day ahead. mark preston is standing by, as well as paula reid. let's start. paula, let me start with you, if i could, to talk about pam bondi up for attorney general. people are seeing her as a more traditional pick when compared to matt gaetz. but in you which wh

the white house makes the way for the rapid deployment of federal resources — and we can speak now withjohn affected by the blazes. thank you forjoining us. our condolences to you into your community of course. the eaton fire has destroyed large parts of altadena. have you been back there? what are you hearing from the community?— what are you hearing from the community? what are you hearing from the communi ? ,., ., ., ., ,, community? good evening, and thank ou for community? good evening, and thank you fervour— community? good evening, and thank you for your words _ community? good evening, and thank you for your words and _ community? good evening, and thank you for your words and for _ community? good evening, and thank you for your words and for your - you for your words and for your sympathy, carl. i have not left. we are here at the command centre. i am in and out of altadena and the affected area every day. i will tell you that it is a disaster. it looks like a war zone. so many of our friends and family members have lost everything. i was born and raised in this community, i grew

joe biden's inflation reduction act or his american rescue plan or the fact that federal discretionary spend something wayp more than 20% since the end of covid-19, simply because the democrats were addicted to spending money. the reality is you don't have to throw money at every situation to fix it. frankly sending more money out the doors makes problems worse. there is no fish is i to what you are doing. our colleagues on capitol hill we have a responsibility to cut spending do those things properly but to reverse the biden agenda which has been disastrous for america. if we spend some money to do that, it pales in comparison to the future economic success for america and americans. we're going to get that job done. >> laura: senator johnson, you have been around for a while in the senate. you know the institutional road blocks in place though do the types of things that congressman donalds is saying in the house. namely there are a lot of people who like to spend a lot of money how do you actually do the cost cutting necessary and it these happen across the board including at the pentagon where there i

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the competition within the ai community get in the way of us competing with china, and certainly could ill afford to have state government or federalnment get in the way. the good news however is the incoming administration gets that. they'll be very much behind this and evidented by trump's announcement and $20 billion infrastructure data center build. stuart: if we don't get real good earnings reports from big tech, are we in real trouble because the nasdaq is way down today? >> certainly. so we've been in this paradigm where good news has been bad news and bad news is good news, and to me as a long term invest torques i want to see robust job numbers because that means a recession is unlikely. and it also means that earnings are likely to hold up if not exceed expectations but to your point, if earnings don't walk the walk, at this evaluation of 22 some odd times earnings, there's not that much room for error and fortunately we think earnings will deliver. stuart: you think so. you're on video tape saying that and bring you back to play the tape. thanks indeed, jason. always a pleasure. thank you, sir. republicans flocking to ma

it shifted balance, for example, of in a significant way is of federal state power with a variety cases that sort of tweaked the way were interpreted, it narrowed but upheld the right to abortion under roe. it qualified it, but reaffirmed affirmative action in education. nasa's point of view got a real boost with the addition in 1991 of justice thomas by far the court's greatest champion originalism and change also occurred in 2005 and six, when roberts and both of whom were in the reagan doj in 1981 replaced rehnquist, o'connor and after that, for about the next decade, within a generally conservative trend, big case outcomes were somewhat and even had one year, which was 2014, which was the year the gay marriage case when the liberals appeared on to actually done better than conservatives. and the cases that term, but spurred mainly by scalia and thomas you also had a court in which textualism and originalism started to become determinative of some cases and based on a strong alliance between roberts, alito, scalia, thomas and sometimes kennedy. you also began to see outcomes made cat