gonzales: thank you for having me. >> for a go to c-span.org/congress. c-span, your unfiltered access to congress. the covid-19 relief package was a topic on the sunday news programs. house may vote on the legislation later this week. here's what some had to say about the bill. relief package money still available across the board without this bill, almost $2 trillion bill that some had said would wreck the economy so let's target the money but this idea that washington should give out 100 plus billion dollars of new

gonzales: yes. my six children, daughter christina is a junior, 20 years old, and my youngest daughter isabella turned 5 months, and we have four boys in between. we have a mix of everything. i joke, christina and i, we pretty much grew up together. i was 19 when i had her, and she lives with me still. in san antonio as she is making her way through college. to me, family is everything. >> what are some of the top priorities you will bring with you to washington from your district? rep. gonzales: bringing the country back together. i feel as if there is this divide, this partisanship, and i understand that, that i did not grow up that way. i did not grow up that way in the military where you did not ask the person next to you, are you a democrat, are you republican, what church do you go to, could you go to bed with none of that was important. , what was important was you had a mission and you works with others that wanted to accomplish the mission. that is step one. the other parts, we are going th

gonzales: thank you for having me. my life has never been easy. at two months old, my father abandoned me and at six years old, my mother remarried and it was a very abusive environment. i remember spending time in a battered women's shelter. at seven years old, i went and lived with my grandparents and my grandparents essentially raised me until the age of 15. at 15, i went to live on my own. i have lived in my own since i was 15 years old. i was a half credit away from graduating high school when my grandfather, who is essentially my father, passes away. and i drop out of high school, downward spiral. praise god, he pulled me out of that and he set me on my journey. i joined the navy at 18 without a high school diploma. i came in as an e1, and 20 years later i retired as a master chief. it is the highest enlisted rank, and now i am finishing up my phd. so that is part of my journey. greta: that is a lot to unpack there. who were some of your mentors? how were you pushed to join the navy in some of the early years of

>> and anthony gonzales. >> and i think gonzales is interesting. i'm glad you brought him up.n ca he's an interesting model because he is not positioning himself like kinzinger as somebody who is a friend to the bull trump. he positions himself as i'm a new kind of conservative who has -- he's conservative ideologically, sympathetic to trump in some of the kind of changes within the party from maybe the old line republican u party that was outdated. but at the same time, he's like i also see reality.i' up is up and down is down. this guy tried to coup that killed cops. i have to vote toe haveing impe. i'm glad that are gonzales's out there. one thing we've been missing isa people who don't go full anti-trump, who just say i'm going to call strikes when and you're over thehe line.e his but i'm still going to be a conservative. ben sasse tried that for a minute, then he went hiding until he won his primary. then he came out again. i'm interesting to see gonzales give that a try.sional that hasn't been tried yet, and i'm encouraged that might work. >>

calling gonzales a. a human rights lawyer and a past where no of the right level or toward he joins me now from delhi cullen police are calling her a court t.v. conspirator in drafting a document that essentially lists how one can protest for a cause is this conspiracy or campaigning is totally can't be it's peaceful democratic secular law abiding. and this government has become so intolerant they don't even want you know peace will not be released so it's not really can't be bait is it activity which is constitutionally protected and the government wants to stamp it. so we're trying to do it all is now or sitting in police custody for essentially campaigning i wonder then what is the message the government is trying to send out. well the message is very clear we don't care about what you stand for what you believe in we want no criticism of the any government at all and if you criticise earth we will treat you as a terrorist. eco terrorist. bombers terrorist we will treat us that there is and we will sh

just planted in the region can flourish in the near future explains foreign minister of iran check gonzales layer talks to al-jazeera i. suppose foreign minister. thank you very much for talking to al-jazeera i want to start with that one of the most recent headlines and controversies the russians have accused you via the e.u. of double standards when it comes to catalan political prisoners the foreign minister russian foreign minister lavrov said spain defended it defended its judicial system and he went on to say don't question our judicial system spain does have double standards when it comes to political prisoners doesn't it certainly not 1st of all we don't have political prisoners. happen additions in prison is not exactly the same spain is a full democracy and everybody around the world knows that including this collapse which doesn't mean i'm around that spain's democracy is perfect far from that but i want to go to where this question started this question started when the e.u. high representative went to moscow and ask about alexei nonny that's the question and that question remai

calling gonzales a human rights lawyer and a past where no of the right level to go to war he joins me now from delhi cullen police are calling her a court key conspirator in drafting a document that essentially lists how one can protest for a cause is this conspiracy or campaigning historically. it's peaceful democratic secular law. and the government it becomes so it all or it they don't even want you know being really serious police can be very active even it is constitutionally protected. and the government wants to stamp it out. so we're trying to 2 year old is now are sitting in police custody for essentially campaigning i wonder then what is the message the government is trying to send out. but the message is very clear we don't care about what you stand for what you believe in we want no criticism of the any government at all and if you criticize earth we will treat you as a terrorist. as a eco terrorist as a farmer's terrorist we will teach us the terrorists and we will draw the book at you in terms of the most severe charges possible we will arrest you without cause even with

has been at the forefront of gonzales for a very long time with 650 people being murdered in the year 2017 this 771 deer murdered many years 2600 but that's not it gun violence trams to places like flew out of. washington d.c. los angeles. is nation love. love was funny as if our regular bases due to gun violence. along the way got to go around. trying to cause. big. city was created. to happen the parkland florida after should. be like this national. emergency. for us because. we get more gun laws and we're going to get more police in our schools in our communities like like we're the ones doing this thing and we've been fighting for for gun violence for years and we're not getting the attention. the thing was we want to make sure that since now this is important everybody want to make sure we're not left out of the conversation on a lot of organizing. led by young people leading the way because they're the ones fighting for the next generation. when the patna shooting happened and i decided that i need to go out and actually take some action so i took some friends together and organ

gonzales: thank you. that would be very helpful. i also want to highlight, my district is over 800 miles of texas and mexico border. one thing we are able to do, the v.a. system in south texas was able to do, was provide vaccinations to our border patrol agents, which are so critical. i want to thank you for that and i just want to highlight what we really need at this juncture is some outside the boxed thinking. whether that is pilot programs or elsewhere to be helpful. i want to ask one other thing while we are talking about outside the boxed thinking. it is important for us to focus on the here and now. absolutely. we have to get to this pandemic together. we've got to work together to get through that. but i want to talk about what comes next. look, i am a cryptology is. i spent 20 years in the cyber field. on thing that worries me is a cyber storm is heading our way. imagine if our v.a. facilities are shut down not due to a storm, not due to something else, but due to cyber intrusions? i would ask you, what if the things -- wha

. >> deputy gonzales was one of the first deputies on scene. he credits two key factors that he believes saved his life. >> the nature of his vehicle and the fact that he was wearing a seatbelt. i would say he greatly increase the likelihood that saved his life. >> investigators don't believe impairment was a factor in the crash. people who live in the area are used to having to watch their speed. >> we spend a lot of money on breaks per year because you really need to write them when you're going down. >> woods was struggling with his health even before this crash, he recently underwent a fifth seizure in his back and hopes in competing in the masters in april. >> dennis o her team coverage with more on what the future might hold for tiger woods. >> it will be months before we know the toll the injuries have taken on tigers body. it is a blueprint for a comeback if tiger is able. the 1950 u.s. open in pennsylvania, his fourth winter championship 16 months after he collided with a greyhound bus on a texas bridge with his wife valerie in the car

sophia gonzales says just a year ago, a city tree limb broke off onto her dad's car.she has been concerned ever since. >> it is a little frightening, especially with the wind blowing. i never know, when is the next one going to fall? make davis 20 liters say park trees should be looked at every seven years. they also say there is a backlog of inspections. >>> a bay area woman has been found dead in the grand canyon. 31-year-old lillian maine of woodside was found near bright angel lodge. searchers discovered her body about 300 feet leo the trail to overlook. the park service and county corner are working to determine what happened. >>> oakland parents are fighting to save a high-performing charter school. they held a car caravan. aspire area outperforms 11 out of 12 neighborhood schools. more than 200 emily's are on the waitlist. tonight, the oakland school board is set to vote on a plan to boost the student population from about 250 to 600. paris are concerned that if the board doesn't approve it, the school will be forced to close. >> when a school is clearly outper

the ruling could set an accused santa cruz child killer free in just a few years. 21-year-old aj gonzales was 15 when he allegedly lord eight- year-old mandy middleton from her home with the promise of ice cream before and killing her. he has been jailed awaiting trial ever since and could have faced a life sentence in adult court. now he could be free as early as age 25. the family lisa statement saying in part we believe that the heinous nature of the crime the level of sophistication and manipulation and planning and cover-up indicates all the characteristics of a psychopathic killer who needs to be kept away from our children and society. >>> a live look at san francisco city hall this evening. the mayor says the city will spend $60 million a year over the next two years to help the black community. the goal? improving their future. it is called the dream keeper initiative pick of this year the majority of that money, about $15 million, will go toward community health services like justice programs and food security. $10 million is slated for housing support, 7 million will be investe

right corner gonzales we just have to wait and see but thank you so much for talking to us today a president. china has responded with anger to relegations from the u.s. that it withheld information about the origins of the covert 900 out break last year beijing said washington had coached already gravely damaged international reputation i'm sorry cooperation on covert 19 and was now pointing fingers at other countries the comments come as the u.s. said it had deep concerns about china's handling of the w.h.o. mission investigating the origins of the pandemic in the central city of. the team is expected to present their findings as early as this week several members of the team said they were happy with the access to information provided by china but others including australian microbiologist dominic diop said china refused to give the raw data on the covert cases and that this could complicate efforts to understand how the outbreak began. if you really tried to go back to the very beginning to try and understand the source in the ideal world you would get if you would. and that's what we ca

gonzales garcia the health minister and he managed to get him a vaccine and we've had other senior people here a senator congressman the head of the truck driver's union here who also had his whole family vaccinated so i think it is that is that aloofness the arrogance of this some of these politicians and business people which is really upset populations in both countries where we've seen the figures of people dying from corporate 19 very very high 45000 people in peru 51000 people here in argentina really yes it's a huge scandal perhaps bigger and more deeply felt than the previous political scandals we've had in both countries yeah it's one of the worst hit regions in the world isn't it staggering figures there from both countries so what are the governments in peru than argentina then doing to we build public trust in their 1000 campaigns. it is a real challenge i mean the minister we've just seen sworn in the sortie she was the vice minister you saw a very dour faced president alberto from and is a really very keen to distance himself from the scandal and just get as many vaccination

ministers spain has had in recent times last year despite the pandemic it was reported around church gonzales layout conducted about 30 official trips. she's looking to expand business opportunities that may help the troubled spanish economy but as her country's top diplomat she's had to navigate and respond to questions about spain's foreign policy on a variety of issues from accusations by the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov of spain and the you having double standards when it comes to pro independence politicians in catalonia to the political status of the western sahara region where spain has to balance its relations with europe which sees the region as part of its territory and the $12000.00 spiny citizens who lived. and with the u.k. out of the spain seems to depend more on its partners elsewhere the foreign ministers 1st official trip of 2021 was to the gulf region of u.a.e. saudi arabia and qatar with the aim of the expire. ending spain's economic footprint in the middle east. in abu dhabi she conveyed her government's hopes for a solution to the war in yemen in riyadh the fore

politicians and business leaders and their families immediately came to light the president insisted that gonzales resign the rest of the country with the virus has killed more than 50000 people and 2000000 have been infected most simply wait their turn. and there i have been waiting for it i really couldn't wait because i have been locked up for a year now this program to vaccinate elderly people in one osiris province began as the scandal came to light a similar case is being investigated in peru where nearly 500 people among them a former president and 2 ministers were vaccinated weeks before the program for the rest of the population had even begun this in a country where covered 19 has killed $45000.00 people and the oxygen supplies are running dangerously low the governments of peru and here in argentina now have the task of rebuilding public faith in the handling of the coronavirus pandemic phrases like we're all in this together and we're doing all we can ring hollow while people are being urged to wait patiently in line to be vaccinated and the virus still calles. than usual i'm there al-

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the military tonight, including nancy mace, peter meyer, ronny jackson, august pfluger, and tony gonzales. watch interviews with new members of congress tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today, we are brought to you by these television companies to provide c-span to viewers as a public service. sunday on q&a, author and history professor joseph talks about his book the sword in the shield, the revolutionary lives of malcolm x and martin luther king jr.. >> what we see with king, the revolutionary king, he starts talking about using nonviolence as early as 1955, -- 1965. to paralyze cities to leverage nonviolence and civil disobedience, to transform american democracy. malcolm x had called for the same thing at the march on washington, which malcolm criticized, because he wanted a display of civil disobedience that would be muscular enough to end the racial status quo in the united states of america. >> su

carissa gonzales.ork- together to prevent - the misuse of technology? for example, the use of data to target ethnic minorities. . when i say 'data', i refer- to the expansion of big data, facial recognition and all tools, and their potential to be misused, for- instance, by more actors getting into this space, all right, thank you. i fully agree with carissa. we have a fundamental problem in terms of the algorithm and the technology itself. on one hand, it needs to be de—colonised in terms of being far more equitable in its handling, in how people use it and have access to it, and on the other hand, it also needs to be far less biased and discriminatory. i am not sure that this needs to be done through a government—led process at the moment. i think there is more that can be done through the technology itself, in terms of unpacking and ensuring that it is not as biased as it is at the moment. but in situations where the use of data becomes a source of legally defined discrimination, or is at the heart

i spoke to anthony gonzales of ohio. he's another one of the ten republicans that voted to impeach and here is what he said about trump. quote, i think it speaks to the former president's mind set. he was not sorry to see his unyieldingly loyal voice president or congress under attack by the mob he inspired. in fact, it seems he was happy about it or at the least, enjoyed the scenes that were horrifying to most americans across the country. the other thing -- i spoke to about half a dozen republican senators and they said trump's failure to act immediately after kevin mccarthy asked for help shows one thing, he was not some blameless, helpless observer. it speaks to intent. we reached out to kevin mccarthy's office and we reached out to president trump and they have not responded to our request for comment. i think the question now, don, is what we will now know what trump said to mccarthy make a difference to republicans in the senate when they vote? >> that's a really good question, jamie. congresswoman, what is it, bu

tonight, we speak with freshman members including nancy ray, peter klein, ronny jackson, and tony gonzaleswatch interviews with new members of congress tonight at eight eastern -- at 8:00 eastern , on c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> president biden's nominee for attorney general, merrick garland, testifies before the sitting judiciary committee on monday. watch our live coverage at 9 a.m. eastern on c-span or c-span.org. or listen live on the c-span radio app. >> the white house covid-19 response team said today there is a backlog of more than 6 million vaccine doses due to the large winter storm in oklahoma, texas, louisiana, and other states. as of now -- they will update numbers as well as distribution. >> as of now we do have a backlog. some states have been a were -- been able to cover this delay with existing inventory. let me tell you how we as an entire nation will have to pull together to get back on track. there are plenty of places along the distribution trained -- distribution chain that have been impacted by the weather. first, our logistics and distribution

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there was reyes, there was quirky gonzales, and the crusade for -- in city texas.and yet job this never reached out to connect with them. it seemed to be really focused in california. >> i think this goes back to the control issue to some degree, but he wanted to be the sole person in control. he made some efforts we can talk about this later perhaps in texas, he ultimately really undermined efforts by other people to organize in texas because he didn't want people to be in the position of sharing power. so he also had a very strong commitment to nonviolence, and that was not necessarily shared with some of the other leaders of the toronto movement so that became a difference. ironically he emerges at the end of his life as a symbol of that kind of movement even though he didn't really embrace it and it earlier years. >> was it the appearance of during the fast of robert kennedy that catapulted the union, and his crusade to a more national audience? >> absolutely. yes. the fast take place and march of 1958, this is about two years into the great strike and he has b

texas congressman vincent gonzales says, quote, a we are doing it right now is catastrophic and is afor disaster in the middle of a pandemic. meanwhile ice issuing new guidelines, narrowing enforcement actions like arrests and removals on three main categories, social security, border security and public safety. and ice officers will now have to get preapproval for -- from supervisors before rest for deporting anyone who is not convicted of an aggravated felony and this means assault, robbery and drunk driving do not qualify as reasons for taking action rejecting ice director johnson issued a statement on the new saying by focusing our limited resources, presenting threats to national security, border security, our agency will more ably and effectively execute its law enforcement mission. and finally as for those currently detained in 14,000 migrants in ice custody fox news has learned some are getting the covid-19 vaccine on a state-by-state case. todd: we apologize for showing the indianapolis colts, no truth to the rumor that frank wright will be -- thank you so much. we apologize

congressman gonzales of texas saying "the way were doing it right now is catastrophic and it's a recipe for a disaster in the middle of a pandemic." what's got him so worried? well, take a look at biden's plan. it starts with a path to citizenship for more than 11 million illegal immigrants currently in the country. but he's not stopping there. his plan would provide amnesty for illegal immigrants who've already been deported by the trump administration. that could be up to 900,000 people. the way forward to do this? well, millions of american citizens including hispanic-americans are unemployed. the economy is still in shambles thanks to the pandemic. he is now the time to flood the job markets with undocumented workers when our own people can't find work? vaccines might help the situation but guess what? they are going to illegal immigrants too. i submitted just this week that some detainees are already being fascinated against covid-19 wile vulnerable americans wait. why should we be surprised? joe biden has made it clear that his administration will not be putting america first. in

this morning here on kron 4 she talked about her new role with our noelle bellow and marty gonzales. >>i'm hoping that i can be a bridge to the community and the law enforcement community being black and being part of the team and you know the community there is. a push pull for me and a lot of my other brothers and sisters, you are also black and you are also law you know community members and so it's really up to us we have a huge responsibility to go back into the community and make sure that those voices heard. and we also need to make sure that our law enforcement brothers and sisters understand why people are frustrated, why they are hurt. and so that we can be more empathetic when we go to help and serve. we are public servants and we are peace officers and so my goal is to make sure that we understand that we are peace officers first going into the communities to help because we on me to be safe. >>for more stories like this one just head to the special black history section at our website kron 4 dot com. >>still ahead if you're feeling a little bit closer to your furry best

like to highlight statement by representative ethically gonzales he said. the vice president both chambers of congress had their lives put in grave danger as a result of the president's actions and the events leading up to in january 6. during the attack itself the president abandoned his post while many members asked for help those furthering endangering all present these are fundamental threats not just to people's lives but to the very foundation of our republic and now i like to show what members of congress said leading up to the most bipartisan impeachment vote in u.s. history because i do want everyone watching especially president trump supporters to see firsthand what i believe we all feel that what president trump did was not appropriate that it was not american and that it absolutely can not stand. down in here is something that we've never seen before and i agree although we did change the president has become not just from his. the reality of the president's role in this insurrection is undeniable but on social media had january 6 and in his sp

i spoke to anthony gonzales of ohio. he's another one of the ten republicans that voted to impeach and here is what he said about trump. quote, i think it speaks to the former president's mind set. he was not sorry to see his unyieldingly loyal voice president or congress under attack by the mob he inspired. in fact, it seems he was happy about it or at the least, enjoyed the scenes that were horrifying to most americans across the country. republican members i spoke to, anderson, said trump's failure to act immediately after kevin mccarthy asked for help shows that he was not a blameless on se observer to this. i spoke to a third republican member who said that and it speaks to trump's intent. this proves that the president knew very early on what the president was doing and members were at risk and refused to act. it a violation of his oath of office to fail to come to congress and constitutional process immediately. this shows that trump knew what the rioters were doing and he supported it and that he facilitated it b

childcare providers in sacramento county are eligible to receive the coronavirus vaccine reporter vicki gonzaleshas more now on what's possible. rollout will look like sacramento county will have roughly 19,000 covid-19 doses this week, going directly to its public health department and educators will become eligible. the state has opened up eligibility for educators, childcare providers and other people who work for schools. and so we are now opening up that eligibility in sacramento county as well. sacramento city unified has roughly 4600 staff. scheduling six vaccination clinics in partnership with dignity health, adding all should be offered the first dose within a month, while elk grove unified total staff of roughly 7000 anticipates the first dose will take 3 to 4 weeks. and san juan unified explains. the district will reopen once the county reaches the red tear and is not dependent on vaccination rates are concerned continues to b vaccination supply. we do not have the supply to meet the demand, but the county stresses vaccinating educators on top of those already eligible can take months

politicians and business leaders and their families immediately came to light the president insisted that gonzales resign the rest of the country with the virus has killed more than 50000 people and 2000000 have been infected most simply wait their turn. beat out of them and that i have been waiting for it i really couldn't wait because i have been locked up for a year now this program to vaccinate elderly people in one osiris province began as the scandal came to light a similar case is being investigated in peru when the 500 people among them a former president and 2 ministers will vote. 18 weeks before the program for the rest of the population had even begun this in a country where cobbett 19 has killed 45000 people and supplies are running dangerously low the governments of peru and here in argentina now have the task of rebuilding public faith in the handling of the corona virus pandemic phrases like we're all in this together and we're doing all we can ring hollow while people are being urged to wait patiently in line to be vaccinated and the virus still kills. their own 201 osiris. israel

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bravery and courage of a lot of people in this room here's what republican representative anthony gonzales of ohio said he's a former pro football player we are imploring the president to help to stand up to help defend the united states capitol and united states congress which is under attack we are begging essentially and he was nowhere to be found nowhere to be found and as i've emphasized this morning that dereliction of duty that desertion of duty was central to his incitement of insurrection and unix triple bill from it inextricable balland together it reveals his state of mind that day what he was thinking as he provoked the mob to violence and further violence. it shows how he perpetuated his continuing offense on january 6th his course of conduct charged in the article of impeachment impeachment as he further incited the mob during the attack aiming it at vice president mike pence himself while failing to quell it in either his roles as commander in chief who or his real role that day insider in chief. and it powerfully demonstrates that the ex-president knew of course that violen

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a lot for joining us on kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it is sunday february 7th 2021 also super bowl son my only day for a lot of lot of going to be between the chiefs and tampa bay. buccaneers they're playing in tampa. >>we actually have a live shot from there a little bit later so definitely stick around for that. yesterday it almost felt like florida out here it was beautiful yesterday and it's going to be beautiful again right days far yes, soak it up. good morning guys, good morning, everybody enjoy the sunshine to there will be a change already happening expected for tomorrow that means a lot of cloud cover yeah that's going to happen this afternoon just like yesterday. >>probably have a little earlier this afternoon. we're looking at a live shot coming in from timber on off to the distance, there's the golden gate bridge as we get things started and off towards the far left you'll notice there's the collection of cloud cover again to treat us into the afternoon hours now with that we'll also get some fog. this is what it looks like as we take

the sunday everybody thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news, i'm marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it is the final day of february. >>just flew by did it did and we don't even have a 29 to this year so today is day tomorrow march 1st. it's already looking and feeling like spring out here you know back in the day when we wrote checks, you know, he's up on the first day of the month that worry about that anymore for the most part but we're getting way off topic here let's that's due a day it's a business day to start things off tomorrow says so. >>it's going to give us calendars on the banking so you know we anyway. we are the last day 2 of the jykell winner, even though it's not going to feel like that for today, no we've got temperatures returning to the 60's and plenty of sunshine for you to just in case you missed yesterday. here it is a live shot coming in and giving you the east bay shoreline very nice assist in the shadow right now the east bay hills there's the golden gate bridge for you nice and beautiful, although not much of a breeze we can tell from

valentine's day everybody thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news, i'm marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow as mary said valentine's day sunday february 14th hopefully you've already picked up the chocolate in the was going to be a long line cvs yeah exactly exactly but at least there's some sunshine today, if you do need to take that walker that to your cvs dave spahr has got a little bit more detail on what you can expect for your valentine's well good well marty good morning, everybody will see a little break of some sunshine going on as we get to around the noon hour or so and then the clouds redeveloping it looks like some rain coming our way hey that's what helps reduce those flowers need some rain going on so that they maybe preps that way we have some rain going on through tonight into tomorrow before things clear out again live shot coming in from timber on we're still socked in here. >>pretty good at the imagery from the north bay here but all that traffic you see way up north that's our future into tonight and tomorrow bay area temperatures are pretty mild t

hey good morning everybody, thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news, i'm marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it is saturday february 6th we're already through the first week how did that happen presents a weekend right around the corner really is it really is it's going time now to get a check of our weather forecast. dave spahr standing by with a little bit of what we can expect we've seen some beautiful days last couple days, >>yeah, good morning guys, good morning, everybody we're looking for a nice warm-up across the bay going on for today those inland valleys, you know you get heat spikes and so forth well now they're very much welcomed of course and in november like this a look at what we got going on right now a beautiful sunrise is what that is this is from mount tam and you can see off towards the the beautiful what dusk picture. dawn picture that we have skews stormtracker for what's going on i just want to point out maybe some high clouds to deal with today but more importantly by this evening, speaking of dusk, you'll see some probably interesting sunset bec

lunar new year to everybody and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news on marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it is saturday february 13th we want to start you off this morning. >>with the latest from capitol hair hill, a verdict and donald trump second impeachment trial could come as early as this afternoon, so all eyes are on the capitol as senators will be meeting this morning for closing are no arguments washington dc correspondent anna working live in washington dc. she has the latest for us and a good morning. >>good morning. that's right the sun is actually convening right now as as we speak for a rare saturday session up first each side will have 2 hours to present their closing arguments and if no witnesses or cold then the senators will have a final vote. >>it is constitutional cancel culture in less than 3 hours former president donald trump's legal team argued their case insisting trump did not incite the insurrection at the capitol on january 6th mister trump. >>was not in any way shape or form instructing these people to fight or to use physical violence tr

i would like to highlight a statement by representative gonzales. he said "the vice president in both chambers of congress have their lives but in great danger as a result of the president's actions in the events leading up to and on january 6. during the attack itself, the president abandon his post where many members, thus furthering endangering all present. threats not just a people's lives but to the very foundation of our republic." and now i would like to show what members of congress, leading up to the most bipartisan impeachment about in u.s. history. because i do want everyone watching, especially president trump supporters, to see firsthand what i believe we all feel. that what president trump did was not appropriate. that it was not american. and that absolutely cannot stand. >> what he has done and what he has cause here, it is something that we have never seen before in our history. >> president, not just from his duty, but from reality itself. >> the president's role in this insurrection is undeniable. in his speech that day and social

this is mark gonzales, and i've heard two things, one interesting thing was how can we have better environment with less water? and i think we also have to look at what it does for the whole river system. it's not only protecting it's all the other amphibians, mammals, and habitat. >> with the golden state and i really don't have any opening comments i'll have some wrap-up comments and i want today briefly introduce the came panel at your first work shap, bev john rosenfield with baykeeper and janet howard, another biologist with tnc and so i will just hand it over to doug and give him time. >> thank you commissioners and staff. we'll try to follow-up in writing after this workshop because time is limited. you know, i think as we talked about before, a goal is to narrow disagreements to make sure we're all on the same page and the place to start is just in talking about how much water is available under the volunteer agreement proposal. one of the noticed in slide 33 and 44 is how much water gets diverted and it gets lost and i've heard that the voluntary agreement is about half as much water