he was sent to the country, and forrest as part of a group, voted to take the mass graves. there's another level previous to that, and i slipped them in a station with bonus. you would think this, but it's the us and they've done better know, and i see you around the same dea, a at the black background and it was kind of a simila. yeah, critter this evening. and at that, we'll start with you as well with lashania mcdaniels got through with the creator has shifted to you. this is any cheap, no. the go for the installer will. thank you. move any change in following the collapse of the soviet union. poland was among the 1st eastern, new repeating countries to join the native block and become the main mountain these levels are. so it'll be a renewal rough track from longer process broke up from the piece. and i'm gonna shoot e last name for you guys. does it poverty public on me, you know, for g, i'm going to ask you advice. got for sure. if i totally will, margie may is not an issue with if i not, i'm not going to talk i'm, i'm not sure what it is for me. if i'm ready to say,

just dealed forrester, the only person who study forrester in congress. >> host: talk about your views of the california wildfires and noting president trump has departed the white house and will be serving -- surveying damage in california later today. >> guest: it's devastating if anybody has paid attention to the news. it's heartbreaking to see over 15,000 homes destroyed, 28 lives lost and last count $250 billion of estimated damage. it's tough conditions out there. i spent time in southern california, was out there in october flying over what was called the airport fire. he did make near as much news because it didn't burn near as many homes but you have that kenyans with what water cat but it's really chaparral and scrubby oak trees and brush. it gets very dry and you get these strong winds that come through. when the fires start they are almost impossible to put out. fire traveling uphill is, it's when it burns the hottest. if you think of a match and you strike it and hold it straight up, the flame is not very big but if you point that flame downward turning up the matchstick,

and forrest forrest, one new offers halftime and in with the chance of moving within 3 points of livable . the same breaking news is really strike on the janine refugee company. occupied westbank has killed at least 6 palestinians. the death toll has been vice and rapidly in the past half hour. the past in red crescent says, all those something inches in the raid. witnesses say at least 3 missiles were fired. that's bringing home to sell her to joins us from jordan's capital of mine. that's because as well as find out 0 from a pricing in israel and in the occupied west banks or honda, what else can you tell us at this stage about this attack on jeanine as well? there's been no confirmation from these really military on this jerome strike. that hit the janine refugee camp in the occupied west bank. we know at least 6 palestinians were killed their bodies taken to the janine govern at hospital. but it's really media is reporting that the target was a well known fighter within the camp. it's worth noting, additionally that these rarely army, as well as is really politicians have been talkin

exhibit, including that reimagining of the forrestal building.ing saves about 50 to 70% of our energy that we put into them. the embodied energy. so just for that reason alone, it's good to try to rethink these and try to reuse them. >> i look at the forrestal building and i see faceless bureaucracy. >> reporter: justin shubow is an architecture critic. forget reimagined. he wants the buildings gone. of a sow's ear. >> reporter: if there are buildings still in existence, even if it is a small segment of society, isn't this a part of our history? >> well, i don't think the world is a museum of architecture. the world is a living, breathing place. these buildings are affecting everybody on a daily basis, and they are taking up valuable real estate. >> reporter: so if the world is not a museum of architecture, if architecture society isn't out in the world, where is it meant to be? >> no, what i mean is we should preserve good buildings. >> reporter: but by what you believe it to be. and not everybody. and i do know the majority of people, there is

forrester and began by getting his reaction to the numbers. quarter, it would be a solid b+~ — why nota? there are two areas of concern. of apple's revenue. there's an expectation that there is an impending upgrade supercycle. and what that means is, give or take, 20% of apple and it hasn't happened that's the first. the second is you just heard is the china factor. steadily losing ground. throw into that mix the chinese government's antipathy, the impending trade policies. and the bright spot is the strong growth in services revenue. from icloud subscription, the app store, very roughly speaking, apple makes twice as much money on its services than it does on its devices. more sticky experience for customers. more money on apple. so it was positive news, but some areas for concern. to the us now, where the self imposed deadline set and mexico is closing in. speaking on thursday the president said it was yet number one is the people that have poured into our country so horribly and so much. else — that have come into the country. and i'll be putting the tariff of 25% on canada and sepa

. —— nottingham forrest. that's all from sportsday. hello there, good evening.k to rain where we saw it. but there have been some significant accumulations across northern england, in particular, and especially over the higher ground of the pennines and the cumbrian fells. some of that snow drifting around with brisk easterly winds. there's still an amber weather warning in force issued by the met office. second highest level of alert, valid until midnight tonight for these areas, so you should expect to see more disruption. further accumulations to be expected for the rest of the night and through at least part of the day tomorrow. the snowfall also continues across northern and eastern areas of scotland. watch out for some icy stretches. and there could be some wintriness in some of these showers across northern parts of wales too. but the mild air sticks towards the south for most of us, and this will be falling as rain. it could lead to some localised flooding. some added snow melt as well. but look atjust how mild it is into tomorrow morning. across east an

joining me now is kelsey chickering, principal analyst at forrester.rom she joins us from florida. shejoins us from florida. you have been following this case pretty closely. tiktok believes it will prevail. tiktok believes it will pre either it basically we will either see it basically get diverted, trump decides it is not something he needs to enforce, orwe is not something he needs to enforce, or we see it ultimately sell it but we stand by our prediction that it will not divest or get banned in 2025. ~ ., ~ ., ., ., 2025. we talk a lot about the bannin: 2025. we talk a lot about the banning of — 2025. we talk a lot about the banning of tiktok _ 2025. we talk a lot about the banning of tiktok in - 2025. we talk a lot about the | banning of tiktok in america. the law says it could continue to exist if bytedance were to sell it. if the court which the law, is there a buyer waiting in the wings? fix, law, is there a buyer waiting in the wings?— law, is there a buyer waiting inthewinus? �* , , , ., in the wings? a few buyers have made themselves _ in the

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you k conservation impacts copies, i definitely need to use the by now that does exist intemperate forrest at all to do it's similar to the dog shooting. so but scientists have recorded them in areas higher than 4500 meters above sea level. so moment the and i ended up near to come to verify this range the . so we are now in front of the wireless century, which is and 3500 meter or do so this is another suitable habitat for responders which is so, but find for us this for is consist off and block trees. so before and that over to the entries as read, find a preference order in entries for roasting purposes. the interesting part is that we are next to the wood on border. so the risk vondik i move easily from find will i had to was on, and vice versa of the moment does what can be painstaking. what she can found on the helping hand from sticking forest department, gods, and local eco volunteers detract defined as the welcome time any on it is a task hello. fresh scrimmage. tony phillips . okay. it's a student because up and it says well, on the cost the school will you fresh? i'm just basica

sort of the adults and forrest, the cat. you're all set much needed emotional support you can use now those are dog was really supportive. almost all the volunteers took turns playing with him and he provided positive emotions, especially since all of this was happening and a very emotionally difficult situation. the cat behaved in the same way, and we usually went to those who were crying and would sit right on the lapse of the girls providing some kind of living soft fluffy, psychological support. despite the ongoing health challenges and months of rehabilitation had lady sent to town ever named, dedicated to meet you, striving to do what ever is in the power against me. and as well as saving many sea creatures since they found a friendship for life on the way on the sea of a low to no archie trusted all region the you have the one this doesn't work strange has to do the but as ration remember getting funny lab show the can i do that or most or more let them or frankly, if you ever for monthly, which for one was the nation

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and so those go right well on the forrest gump display of the police just well, possibly know people by 6 believe in those come see for file is even though you for the for us while i'm they saddam, with having seized russian land, postage, kings realize promos, go sentiment and the index territories was high due to orthodoxy and loyalty to the russian can only coach catholic power to declare war on those who refuse to convert to catholicism, to speed up converting russians and the only by territories the catholicism was sole created. a new charge for today was very similar to the orthodox one, but it was subordinate to the vatican and the punish clergy. boston boy. yep. terrible is going on, you know, down in the front of the 1st year on the 3rd single one that will shift for combustion issues. get product changed little bit frustrating. you know, what does it talk if the new church was cool? greek cancel, they go union the name of the agreement between the vatican and the small number of all the adults pres from the next territories boskus and somebody else. cool, digital journalist

he was sent to the country, and forrest as part of a group forwarded to take the mass graves. there's another level previous to that and i slipped the mini uh from the station with bonus to with me this but it's the us and they've done better know and i see here your wellness seemed yeah, if you have the black background and you're just going to assume you or you have to critter this evening and that that will still be with you as well. with lashania is mcdaniel scott, to with the creature i shifted to you. this is any cheap, no. the go for the, the seller were thinking there's any change in following the collapse of the soviet union. poland was among the 1st eastern, new repeating countries to join the native block and become the main male. use the . so it'd be a renewal, rough for me personally, i say no, go without this book. i promote rather than piece and i'm gonna shoot me but asked me if i got to have it. i guess it doesn't party on me. you know, fortunately, i'm gonna ask you advice, costco. sure, it's not totally. well, margie may is not an issue, but it's probably no

so still forrest for yours however, is terence courage. and we think that if there's, can you spell squared that what's current simpler, video now, or who's called us on the us. the print shop deals, cards are mostly 30 whole grains of citizenship or by the mid 16th century. the western lands of cavan, russo become part of the kingdom opponent in the population that you ain't encumbered while the fullest photo nice ation. and the simulation of the indigenous russian population began to share the issue with the police. they just need to advise beautiful the steps at the stolen. i'm both a not for me on my soul, bloomgreen speed nutritionist to put that in any belong to just about the sky, emailing up. i do believe mich. seamless the business night just to get to the pollution story until much young color scheme and report is in the central hall. so to show exactly where in the 16th century, the idea of creating the 1st anti russian state was born in courtney and told me that from the virginia that the you have not seen is okay. no auto show

speak and issue the newer and the trials. indictment states in september 1941 in the country, and forrest in the vicinity of somebody else. the nazis carried out mess motor, a polish business of law. the these lines are presented in books and newspapers from 1945. but i'm missing from online versions of a document. let's not forget to serve you up. searching nikolai burbank to save thousands of lives when his opponents, germany's minister of propaganda, yoseph killed those who is responsible for millions of deaths and endless mines propagated by the 3rd rush to may of seems to be settled. during the period striking periods. the cutting case, resurfaced, the beach. we will finish us on there for me and i could finish the supervisor though, is what the, what i mean. look at this thing and you, if you have it in his upshaw's, please cookie to the quick man to cut daughter years, suspicion the torch them because that's the worst, the, even the points and cover them as the a little muscle or voice give way. not pretty enough. know okay. and um, what was the impression or in the story? kimberly

the is it for you as it is, forrest was cut a legally the men for life also as the cost into a dew. 2 thirds of the forest in france consist of decision with trees. but we have a timber industry that demand softwood and standardized a product that doesn't fit. and this is what happens, people to come to the temptation to replace the sensuous trees with maritime pines . phone on the shoulder street today is much more intensive and takes the form of large mono cultures, which you called yourself when you simplify an eco system. it triggers a chain reaction. the port and we'll get got all the in 2020 to 40 percent of plantations, were failing, meaning 80 percent or more of their trees died. come perform well next to the point to allow planting trees is seen as a prime example of how to help the environment. but in reality, young trees are very fragile and so they're exposed to the full sun. well, the typical forest environmental with large protective trees that could compensate for fluctuations and temperature is missing, and new trees are planted on almost bear dry ground, say, hello, y

all look on a social scale came on as a stop to school full in an h one, when i was nothing, and forrest, in 1999 on wayne re schooled 3 of his full goals in the last 10 minutes against the whole city. that was in 2010. the great moments for the young keep this quarter. i not to refer to a club like this, but the needs to focus on the next much because these are already in the past. and we have to be careful with the and he was a really good joke today. you just walk me through, you need to appreciate these moments, but tomorrow he's going to recover and we have to prepare to the next scene. while we mentioned self care earlier, he set to return to management from the 1st time since parting ways with united in 2021. then we just expect to be confirmed as the new coach up a chic tash in the tuck is super league. that would put him against another fully united coach just every year, who is in charge of phonetic batch. a in spain round the drive down to the quotes, find the culprit delray. come in and pay and when is his junior put them to it? know ahead against delta v go, but it finished

well, unfortunately, the city army, forrest was looking for the best way for protection, civilian a citizen. he doesn't want to use the full power to damage or to people because this word to start between houses and people, the industry. so it wasn't a capital. so citizen is our methane ok to condition to birth measure, repeat the board purposes, which they can see that it was due to an advantage to collect more power than to take care of their soldier, a re motor car. so it's very bad situation there. they don't commit to their rules by seizing fire, and instead of this killing, people try to get them and doing their that fix right here. so totally, we can see all the students that will listen to this because or that line to try and talk to bed. also that by while they are by power, while we have to leave you here now was a brought him. so the news, john liz, joining us from sedan, thank you so much for your insight here. thank. and now thousands of people have taken to the streets of bucharest to protest against the national government, and they oppose. a decision by romania is pop quotes

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we've submitted the patient a full political as think the confessional, forrest city. so she has to spend with participation on for, for an active. yep. she also smashing mccully. i had contact with our colleagues from teracon on lee were from the gulf. countries are gonna be spelled wheels are safe, just held the secondary made in the, of the jordan. so to write them ways, participation often the token. no, you have to reserve for them. and some western countries are nice. we get this. that was to cut them will process what was a seems lease was in the book show, says she supposed to be joined by gosh, and china know blue sweet and gone to the who should this the someone is really willing shits majority to initiate. so the last time she, what is it that says joseph, and i said that to really she felt instead sure to offer assistance for is the gain was a competitive enjoy those of the superintendent doing look at the models of the group . so we are open for a conversation for them or they asked in a former thing and most of us where you can played. so we'll just look

let's go to a so who, who, who is in on, on forrest. and that's because these ready socials, and have binders from reporting inside and stopped us forcing insight israel honda, this is exactly the kind of saying that they is there any military did not want to see. and we're taking taking pains to try to avoid by taking the coaches through a specific group that one would imagine they thought they could control. that's right. let's take you through the prisoner releases that have happened over the last couple of weeks. and the 1st week we saw the prisoner released happened very late at night because it's really, authorities were quite clear that they did not want to see any body celebrating. so it happened around $23.00 am local time. but look, the prisoners were still greeted by large crowns the palestinians waiting for them, even though it's really forces had rated petunia. they had fired tear gas. they were trying to push the family members away. it's not just that are offered, but they're actually in between. you currently firing at p

yes, sumner is like the modern day forrest. i mean, of 19th century forrest gump. he's in the middle of all of these events. he pushes so many of them. he really is the voice. he is the conscience of the north. he is the strongest. the clearest. the bold, the most unwavering anti-slavery, equal rights voice in the states of america for 20 years. that voice does not belong to william lloyd garrison, does not belong to lincoln, does not belong to maria weston, does not even belong to frederick douglass. it belongs to charles sumner. i put charles sumner in this incredible small but influential of non-presidential ents in american. that small benjamin franklin alexander. susan b, anthony. martin luther king jr. charles sumner rounds out that starting five right there. i think these people these folks this fight that group five is more influential than many presidents. but i put them in that group of non presidents that were extreme important in american. sumner does all that he does with remarkable. remarkable honesty. he's unbelievable. he's unbridgeable. he never, n

got a unique case to continue to honor and preserve his name or do we still want to keep bedford forrest on you know installation of a military base or, a statue and well, i think that brings up a good point that the tendency in years has been to paint all confederate with a broad brush and to condemn them all and they've all been demonized. i think it's interesting that, after the war, the veterans himself, the north and south, did a much better job of reconciling that of us today. 160 years later, that we seem to be, you know really old wounds that should have a long time ago. but definitely you as as the saying goes are good and bad people on both sides. you know, neither side have a monopoly on virtue. you know, one side likes to claim the monopoly on virtue, but, you know, the fact of the matter is that there were good people and and people who had noble motivations, you know, for fighting to defending their homeland and so i think they need to be everyone needs to be judged individually and not as a part of a group. you know, rodney king, you spoke on campus a couple of years ago,

dipanjan chatterjee is vice president and principal analyst at researchers forrester.lcome to the programme. first off, were you surprised, your reaction mm- those reporting is from apple? well, ifi those reporting is from apple? well, if i were to grate up on their performance this quarter, their performance this duarter. would be a solid b+. why not 522 are two areas of in a? there are two areas of concern, the first is the make up about of iphones make up about half of revenue, is an 7 that there is an upgrade super cycle. impending upgrade super cycle. and what that means is, give or = -: 20% of tv 20% of usersi 20% of users,7are at take 20% of apple users, are at the brink of trading up their phones. but hasn't phones. but that hasn't happened. and it hasn't reese"? 5“? *“§f“* 7” because there hasn't happened because there hasn't been reason for been an overwhelming reason for the users to do it. that's the first, the second, as you just first. the secend. as veu just ..,.,.,,..,.,..,., is first. the ssssns. ss vss jsst' ..,.,.,,..,.,..,., is first. the sesehe. es

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"forrest gump." "killers of the flower moon." he's amazing. who is giving his caregiver a list of names of people that he wanted to come to where he was staying, and it was a mystery about who all these people were. there would be decades of who this guy was and different people could play him as he got older. but we could never break what it was. in the interim, my son-in-law gave me this book called "life before life," which is really fascinating. it's about kids who present with past life experiences, right? two or 3 years old. they say "you're not my mommy. where's my mom? i want to go back to my other family." i'd given him a book called "the search for bridey murphy." do you remember this book? bridey murphy, true story, 28-year-old woman goes under hypnosis and describes in full detail her life as bridey murphy in a town in ireland 200 years before, and it was fascinating. i gave him this book and he gave me this book about life before life. we were in a writing meeting and we weren't getting anywhere with this 100-year-old guy. i said

but, you see jennifer, he calls jennie, every time i use jennie i feel that i'm talking to "forrest gumpching her husband she knows the faults he had and loved him through it, they have worked out theirti differences, they truly love each other, watching her husband get assassinated from individuals that are no better than any of us. and i know if that was my wife, kristi sitting behind me, she would' someone to defend me the same way, it of the just, frustrating to me, i think it did need to be said. and it took a lot of the i don't want to say steam out of room but a lot of the personal attacks out of the room, only person that got testy was tammy duckworth. larry: i think it did take is time out, i thought hegseth gave a great% performance on policy issues, he took the high road. he has been on this set, and -- so forth, and i think senator mullin, we don't have a lot of time. i need to spend more time with you this year, republican nomination, trump nominations, they are doing well. hegseth to some attend pam bondi i think put everything on high road, looks like they will get 100% pa

we talked about the weather that forrest reckons second inauguration indoors.d he do them both of his speeches to set the tone for both of his terms in office? >> you know, he spoke and we love it when the leaders do this. he spoke to borrow from it and he spoke to the idea we are as a people limitless and what we can accomplish if we keep our government limited and we have trust in our government and our leaders. and that is exactly what donald trump will do. it would not be at all surprised to see him talk like reagan and especially first inaugural. reagan picked up where carter left off. and then the pick apart is very important periods honestly, i am looking for inspiration. i think he will give it to us. i would not be surprised also if he borrows from lincoln's second inaugural where he talks about binding up wounds and malice towards men and charity for all. this is donald trump's moment to pull us all together if we have already pulled together to acknowledge that his victory helps us all to get on track again. so, it is going to be a solemn day, but a

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arkansas congressman bruce westerman and chairman of the house natural resources committee in a license forrestere you, thank you so much for being here, you introduce the bill i want you to tell us what is in the bill you received a briefing from the forest service about the l.a. wildfires can you tell us what you learned yesterday from the forest service and what's important about the bill. >> good to be with you a terrible tragedy we've seen taken place in southern california breaking from the forest service did not give us a lot of information, how many acres have been burned, the four major fires out there, the palisades fire being the largest fire which is the least contained fire in the ian fire which was just talked about on your show, now we think could've been caused from a powerline. when we talk about fixed our forest act that's one provision in the that gives utility companies the right to go wait in clear underbrush out of the right-of-way. these fires in california are a different animal. a lot of the fires on the angeles national forest but these are steep canyons, it's not what y

this fix our forest act is such a commonsense approach from chairman westerman who is a forrester by trade. he knows more about it than anybody in congress to dive in and talk about how to protect and preserve our forest health and protecting our communities and putting the control burns and things that are proven. my state goes through this all the time. we have seen devastation happen and we have learned from it. that's all we are asking to do is take a look and i hope it ends up being a net positive with all the destruction and the sadness that's going on and i hope it has captured the attention in all 50 of our states to recognize there are better ways to do this and not a partisan exercise and that is what we are trying to do this week with fix our forest act to prevent destructive wildfires and improve emergency response and improving technology and cut burdensome. i'm on the natural resources committee and he leads with a real sensible approach to solving problems and something we need back here. i thank my colleagues for being here to help share the message and with that, mr.

. >> on behalf of my forrester parents i will just say this is why you need a clear underbrush that'sment. it's a policy statement. clear underbrush. stop with the environmental crap that prevents you from doing it. >> bret: guys and leslie punish you best. sorry we didn't have more time a lot on this show breaking news. thank you so much. have you back. "special report" staff surprised me with a video on instagram and x at bret baier looking back. i took over for brit hume as the anchor "special report" 16 years ago tonight. quite a ride, fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" i

[cheering] [bell rings] did he just wave to you like forrest gump on his shrimping boat? - he did. [bell rings] i am danny pudi. i'm taylor misiak. and i'm denis leary. the sign makes it seem like the army base is inside the bowling alley. we get sent to this service base. welcome to stroopsdorf, sir. cheese is one of the things stroopsdorf is famous for. cheese, laundry, and our most dangerous asset-- bowling. no, uh, tetherball? take me to whoever's in charge. ah! i like this soldier. he just ran into a door. but at least he ran. it's just a base that does nothing. u-s-a whoo! you need a haircut. you look like they found jesus dead in a river. [laughs] that's funny, man. [bell rings] [grunts] i find out that my estranged daughter is running this base. colonel quinn, sir, this is captain quinn. oh, my god. you guys have the same last name. maggie is having the worst possible nightmare come true. this is a service base. it doesn't just become a combat base-- sorry to interrupt. just a reminder that you're both officers in a glass cube. we were trying to leave the military out of it

doctor allison forrestal is chief of natural resources and sciences at the golden gate national recreationincludes miles of streams running through protected areas like muir woods. >> so salmon are a species that's a perfect symbol for connecting the marine part of our ecosystems to the terrestrial part of our ecosystems. they spend half their life in the ocean and then half their life in our streams, such as here in muir woods. and they're absolutely vulnerable to climate change. >> the golden gate national recreation area is spearheading creek restoration and salmon releases, while also paying close attention to conditions on the coast. >> and then what we can do to move the needle and make sure we preserve our incredible biodiversity into the future. >> this is a type of kelp called pterygophora, and along the shoreline of half moon bay, marine biologist sarah hutto shows us samples from the natural kelp forests that are part of the greater farallones national marine sanctuary and also listed as threatened in the biosphere report. it's also highly vulnerable, and we've really seen that

at the time of his sentencing, judge judy forrest called ulbricht, quote, the kingpin of a worldwidere, quote, terribly destructive to our social fabric. silk road is the new york times reports, quote, became an international drug marketplace, facilitating more than 1.5 million transactions, including sales of heroin, cocaine and other illicit substances. new york times also notes this quote in court. prosecutors claim that mr. ulbricht had also solicited the murders of people. he considered threats, but acknowledged there was no evidence that the killings took place. so why did we just take that little history lesson into the dark web and silk road? well, here's why. because that guy, the one who was, quote, terribly destructive to our social fabric, was just pardoned from his life sentence by none other than donald j. trump. despite trump's campaign promise to root out fentanyl and drug related deaths in this country, donald trump just freed a man who was called by the then u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, preet bharara, as, quote, a drug dealer and criminal pro

. >> on behalf of my forrester parents i will just say this is why you need a clear underbrush that's not a political statement. it's a policy statement. clear underbrush. stop with the environmental crap that prevents you from doing it. >> bret: guys and leslie punish you best. sorry we didn't have more time a lot on this show breaking news. thank you so much. have you back. "special report" staff surprised me with a video on instagram and x at bret baier looking back. i took over for brit hume as the anchor "special report" 16 years ago tonight. quite a ride, fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" is now. >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington as always thank you for joinin 4 hours in southern california. devastation catastrophe as far as the eye can see. multiple wildfires are still raging. >> the house next to mine is still on fire. so i'm going around begging anybody to come put out that fire to protect my home. >> because there is no water. >> there is no water pressure. i'm begging anyone to help put ou

doctor allison forrestal is chief of natural resources and sciences at the golden gate national recreationof streams running through protected areas like muir woods. >> so salmon are a species that's a perfect symbol for connecting the marine part of our ecosystems to the terrestrial part of our ecosystems. they spend half their life in the ocean and then half their life in our streams, such as here in muir woods. and they're absolutely vulnerable to climate change. >> the golden gate national recreation area is spearheading creek restoration and salmon releases, while also paying close attention to conditions on the coast and what we can do to move the needle and make sure we preserve our incredible biodiversity into the future. >> this is a type of kelp called pterygophora, and along the shoreline of half moon bay, marine biologist sarah hutto shows us samples from the natural kelp forests that are part of the greater farallones national marine sanctuary and also listed as threatened in the biosphere report. it's also highly vulnerable, and we've really seen that firsthand here on the no

he's doing 85 months at the federal prison in forrest city, arkansas. all three will be back on the streets if donald trump, the man who incited them, and some 2000 others to attack the capitol in the first place, follows through on his oft repeated pledge to pardon the january 6th insurrectionists of those serving a year or more in prison, a full 57% are there following a conviction in cases involving an assault on a police officer. in all, 83% serving a year or more were convicted of committing an act of violence, which means that, with few exceptions, the only people trump could release from prison with his pardons are those who attacked a police officer, possessed weapons or explosives, or were convicted of some other violent felony. are those going to be the ones he springs? here was the deeply conservative wall street journal editorial page today. it's titled trump's pardon promise for january 6th rioters. does it include the ex meth trafficker who brought a metal baton and swung it at police? quote. on december 20th, a prison sentence of 48 month

but you know, nixon was very annoyed that james forrestal, who was the great, great champion of the long telegram, didn't think the same about that nixon. but he stuck with it. and that's, i think, a really important point of the book. he is passed over for promotion originally when acheson what acheson doesn't doesn't accept him at first, he's initially passed over to be the deputy to george kennan, the policy planning staff. he's passed over for seven or eight other really big jobs throughout, his career and i think that there's something inspiring about, his resilience and willingness to keep with it. but in terms of the profession, retire and military officers at the end of world war two moved up in rank. foreign service moved on to next posting. nixon had no real career set for him in the national security act of 1947. doesn't really create a cadre of national security professionals. so what i say in the book, if it's as a generalist, somebody who is willing to learn, willing to embrace all of the things all of the components of national security planning that he really a way to thr