got white, good not to go has me to stick off forms. germany has to be boxed yes and all the type of wetlands and these be bugs out on the textbook. over the last few decades, they have been drained, also to make them useful for agriculture. no major projects are on the way to all gemini, to restore the specially mores. but this is a delicate flow process of the, this is a wetlands in the making. that takes heavy equipment, a lot of hard work. and even more time, the forest of the will, mountains, in southeast and germany, used to be full of peat folks. almost overtrained to plant fast growing spruce during the mining boom. now we'll come back, has planned wetlands, helped to preserve by a diversity cope with climate change and manage water supplies across the region. forestry authorities are willing to go to great lands to keep or to hear this. i know that that's a battery i made from lodge intended to download to and help restore the wetland romeoville in the coordinates the project, which aims to which drain forest plans across the old mountain region section a dozen times and is

you got white gloves, right? you got a lot of shrieking, this is the state of the resistance.ans resistance, they seem to be just losing their mind if they ever had much of a mind about trump wanting to protect girls and keep men out of women's bathrooms. a massachusetts town declaring itself as i mentioned in the angle a sanctuary city for transgender and gender diverse people. the city council voted in favor of the sanctuary status 9-2 watch. >> i don't want to spend an hour applying glitter on my face so that you will hear and see me. i need the city to protect me because the federal government won't. and if you think you're afraid of trump, you should see how afraid of trump i am. >> it demands a response from our elected officials to say we recognize that you are under attack and in worcester, we are going to protect you. >> laura: joining me now jim polito a boston area radio host. jim, great to see you. >> great to see you, laura. >> one of my brothers went to wester polytech. this was like a blue collar, factory town. i know worcester really well. how did this happen?

we're gonna take it out to lake tahoe where you can see we've got white caps on the lake. we are under a lake wind advisory there. they've been dealing with some snow. also wind happening down at the surface here about 31 miles per hour. you can see the temperatures are in the 40's now down in the surface. but we did have snow in the overnight and you're taking a live look at china peak. this was covered in snow earlier. they've cut since kind of clean some of that off. but if you take your eye back here, you can still see where some of that pressure snow has fallen and more on the way. in fact, a bigger system on the way for them as we've got cold air behind the system that's pushing through right now. some of the time we get to thursday, we're talking some pretty big snow totals. still to come. so you can see we're under the winter weather advisory and parts of northern california and then in tahoe were under the warning. so this system was rsthe second sy though, the colder system coming on thursday into friday, 2 to 4 feet of additional snow headed towards the sierra.

it's it's now, you know, friday the last day of the conference and obama is has got white house team looking every which to to try to find where the hell is wen jiabao because we're going to get this thing settled unless he and wen jiabao can sit down and get it done and this had been going on for hours finally i don't know who, but someone the white house found out where where wen was and the conference room. obama goes, you know, blasting out of the out of the room. i'm them and mike froman, the counterpart in the white house, was there and hillary clinton was there. and few others. and we we get to this conference room and there are cameramen and reporters and and video cameras and and security all around in front of the room. and they were completely it turned out it wasn't just wen jiabao. wen jiabao and the presidents were premiers of of india, south africa, india, south and i'm blanking out india, africa and brazil and and so the cameras were swinging around. it's complete pandemonium. and obama, who's always kind of like cool hand luke, sort of opens the door a little and say

you pair this with loose snow pack 2 to 4 feet of it and you've got white out conditions, low visibility onto even our major highways could make travel up there today. tonight, an early tomorrow, pretty treacherous, multiple feet of snow in the sierra multiple inches of rain for the bay. we've already seen over 4 inches up in the santa cruz mountains in areas in red lake, west of santa rosa and in the santa cruz mountains are already looking at flooding. we do have evacuation areas around felton because of some swollen streams there. the ground is already saturated. can't hold much more. so everything's got to drain down at this point. 50's to low 60's for your highs today. today is a mild one, but a stormy one. so it's your work from home day tomorrow starts what is going to be a pretty pleasant weekend and thank goodness with how much we've got going on across the bay this weekend, specially nice on saturday for lunar new year parade and next week looking great, too. right >> and to last about 5.80, here and all lanes are stiol closed because of flooding. so again, we've seen a lot of

but it's got the white house wants to basically push that out. but a question that is key to the eye, but most of them world and that is the question about us die. and i think that they are, wants to take a number of steps in order to be and that of somebody, because there is no way for the out of somebody to meet on the emergency. the conditions i've done to take an important corner store decision about where they stand on from clipping, you know, and the future thoughts. but i'm not on stand by for just a moment because i don't want to get your reaction on another comment that's come through. i'll just read it out. so in response to from us as announcements is really captives, family protests, group known as bring them home. now has released this statement. and in the statement, it says they have urgently requested assistance from the mediating countries to help restore and implement the existing deal. and it continues to say that they stand what state is really government and encourage maintaining the conditions to ensure the successful contin

we had arranged for the white house cars to be situated outside awaiting our arrival. we gothe fleet stopped, ready to let mrs. kennedy get off they open the gate to let the white house drivers bring their cars in walk down the ramp i noticed that only the cars were coming in but there is a motorcycle coming which was unknown to me or unscheduled for their two people in the motorcycle door in the back had a camera and was shooting away he had penetrated the security. so iran and i grabbed him. it took us a camera and it took all of his film. we went to the white house. he was very upset i had to turn them over to the police they did not arrest him they held him for a while. we got to the white house i got word the president one to see me. i went to the oval office there was the president. kid his press secretary with him. they said what happened on a national airport? so i explained the situation to him. the president looked at me and said unfortunately you are going to be the scapegoat in the situation. we cannot have the press anchor for what happened at the national airpor

laura, he both criticized then president trump, but also went to the white house and met with him and gotraordinary resources out of that white house. we know that donald trump responds to strength, and that is the brand that andrew cuomo brings to the table as a political leader. >> you know, interesting point. of course, adams has denied that there's any sort of deal that was made. and as the impetus behind this. but, you know, on this point, andrew, as errol mentioned, there was a relationship that we saw unfold before our eyes during covid. and then he came to support trump, in a sense, in his new york hush money case. andrew, do you think that cuomo will deal with trump if he is elected mayor? will it be an antagonistic relationship like, say, governor newsom, or will it be one that might yield some benefits for new yorkers? >> i think it's going to be a fascinating situation if cuomo does become mayor. cuomo is a pragmatist. he's also a very widely politician. you know, he's smarter than to just go out. and want wantonly criticize trump over everything. he knows that the city is goi

the american people voted for solutions to their economic challenges and instead got a corrupt white house and an america that is less safe and more expensive. vice chair ted lieu. sen. lujan: thank you, chairman -- mr. lieu: thank you, chairman aguilar. leader jeffries has a 10-point plan to fight against the trump administration. there's going to be a legislative strategy, a mobilization strategy, and a litigation strategy. to that end, over 25 lawsuits have already been filed. we expect that a number of these actions by the trump administration will be reversed because all the courts have to do is follow the law. and in fact if you look at what happened, a number of trump actions have been stopped or the administration has simply folded. the administration wants to you think they are invincible, that they are just rolling right along to do all of these things. that is simply not true. a number of times they have been stopped and they have had to back down. for example, on the birth right citizenship order, a reagan-appointed federal judge declared it unconstitutional, put it an in

as a white person to get to where you got. you remember a specific time where you felt that, either in training or in competitions? and what happened to your siblings, specifically? women in artistic gymnastics, 28 are white. rebeca! on her mental health. announcer: rebeca andrade! years, she began working with aline wolff, become a better athlete. cheering andrade�*s passion for the subject led her uses her platform to empower the next generation to seek help, break stigmas and dream big. injuries you can get as an athlete, and that kept you away from training for eight months at each time. back again and again? sobs quietly. health, you know, of taking care of yourself, of respecting in the us, a doctor from the national olympics team was sentenced to prison for sexually abusing young athletes who for a long time felt voiceless and unprotected. have you ever felt unsafe in this sport? who went to live by yourself without your family, what can be done, you know, to protect these girls who start also so young and are so vulner

he was known as in clement conger by the white house staff. they got very tired of him inviting everyone to fundraising dinners. he was a very good at getting art and antiques out of people, which the white house needed. mrs. nixon also managed clement congregate to get dolley madison s portrait i think it was at the pennsylvania academy of fine arts, the basement, and they managed get that beautiful portrait of dolley and she always said dolley was her favorite first lady with her crazy turbans and smoking snuff for sniffing with diplomats you would never catch mrs. nixon doing no. but yes, dolley saved that famous gilbert stuart portrait of george washington when the british came through and had a little pyrotechnics for the white house. and then mrs. nixon saved the portrait of dolley madison's basement, which is older. yeah, absolutely. absolutely. now, we've all seen plenty of well, one particular tv show about the west wing, but we've never had a good show about the east wing. i'm and a little bit about the tension between the east and west wing.

as soon as he got into the white house of the past 2 weeks, he's doing more for is are and again and, and as much as by the then by that a lot of horrible things for those rights in for it is right in favor of nothing you know, government in terms of, uh, shielding ottoman and financing is generous. i think guys are now present. tom is coming to, you know, finish the job as it were, not formerly there would be sort of disruptions that will work on them guys. but there would be, in addition to that ethnic cleansing and got some as well. i'm sure there's going to be more news lines coming out of washington because the prime minister, of course, i will be extending his stay in the us for the night with bob a shot or i'll just ever seen the a political on his thank you. let's join a correspondent, taja castro. he's also in washington dc with all demonstrations against benjamin netanyahu, where all you heidi and was being said, the so how we're just about a block away from the white house, which is the closest that the public could get. as these 2 world leaders are meeting, and originally

he came -- got out of the car entering the white house and he had the american flag draped around him and he expressed how grateful he was and the owner that it was for him to have been invited to the white house last night. the president took him upstairs to the lincoln room and you saw the original gettysburg address. he was pinching himself even after three and a half years in prison. i think he considered himself to be fortunate. he's an example of a very courageous person and i'm glad i had the privilege to meet him, to know him. i will stay in touch with him and play a small part in getting him his freedom. >> sean: i think you are pretty humble on all of this. we are grateful he's home. joining us now national security advisor mike waltz. by the way, thank you for the role that you played in all of this and secretary of state rubio and steve and everybody else involved. what are the broader implications to this because i see this as a gesture that vladimir putin would never show to joe biden. >> first let's be clear, there are a number of people involved but this is president t

issue of russia, trump has been absolutely a better then what he promised his voters when he got into the white house, the things are moving at lightning speed. uh, i read the, the munich conference. uh, the russians have not been invited to music for quite a while. yeah, and this is already a surprise been that are going to be meeting high level of visuals. and i do think that trump is now preparing. he's had everything in his life, he's now looking to his legacy. he probably wants a nobel peace prize and he probably wants to a picture, a historic picture, a, the thing i liked style in churchill and roosevelt at the altar. and i think that somehow i suspect that we're going to end up in y'all to in a few weeks, or that was such an opportunity. that would be something it at the moment with the news coming in the past few days alone. it's if those to good to be true doesn't it? there's a why in your view was trumps. administration made such a dramatic you tug on the you're trying conflict which is really quotes what she says. european allies completely off god summer saying that the relationship

previewing the meeting when netanyahu comes to the white house, the first time he's been there in many years because he never gotr president biden. you're watching andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. this is the situation. do you think for african americans, as bad as donald trump is describing it? >> i don't know what mr. trump is talking about. to say that the situation for african americans is worse than it ever been is to talk about worse than slavery, worse than the system of segregation and racial discrimination. we've seen changes. if he failed to believe that things have changed. i invite him to come and walk in invite him to come and walk in my shoes. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪far-xi-ga♪ ♪far-xi-ga♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. ♪ (male vo) big. (female vo) small. essential. (male vo) big. small. essential. (female vo) big. small. (male vo) essential. (female vo) grande. (male vo) pequeño. (female vo) esencial. no matter what business you're in, verizon business has the network and solutions you need to power it. some people just know they could save hun

meet latricia adams, and advisor for the biden white house, how she got that job i have no idea, reportedt while she was working, as a white house advisor, our friend applied for a contract and not just any contract, at 20 million-dollar contract. 20 million-dollar contract was for environmental justice. right before biden leaves office, she gives this 20 minute dollar contract for latricia adams, the group of young, gifted and green, more like young, grafted and green. that she have any background in environmental science? not really. ten years ago she was a high school science -- spanish teacher, she has a bachelors in spanish, she is based in memphis, tennessee, not the greenest city. and biden audits pete hegseth. latricia adams screaming for an audit. we used to prosecute at of the department of justice, i sweeter not anymore. she could just walk out of the white house with 20 million. what issue do with it? we want to the website, the only thing they did last year was the blackbird maternal maternal and environmental health day. they started a holiday. it april fourth. these people

they've got the white house, the house and the senate. they had that at the beginning of trump's first term. they had it at the beginning of of president george w bush's second term. and the numbers were not this bad. so why is it so bad for democrats right now? i wish i had another narrative here of of what the democrats are doing, but this is what we're hearing from democrats and seeing in the polls. why so bad now? >> i think it just really drives home how serious of an election loss it was. these are the consequences that we are facing. when you organize your party based on being anti-trump. the party needs to really get back to its values and what they stand for and live out those values every day. so i actually think bernie sanders is doing a really great job hosting these, what are turning out to be enormous town halls all across the midwest, trying to explain what is going on, where he stands on these issues, and where democrats need to be. >> yeah. >> you know, the republican party revolves around trump. the problem that the demo

i mean, you would have expected him once he got in the white house, given all his claims about how he was going to settle this thing very quickly. maybe even before he moved it to the white house, does he may be making progress in that regard. but there's no evidence of that, so i don't see much change now that trump is in charge. well, let me ask you one element of the global seeing that you didn't mention that i want to get into later in the show is china. so we've got ukraine, russia, you've got gaza, you've got your ron, but china sort of out there. it is. been one of the, you know, the uh, touch points for donald trump's campaign and his focus. but he seems to have wound down some of the tensions you and i have talked before saying there's no more important challenge for the united states down the row down the road and organizing its affairs to deal with the china challenge. you know, it has that falling off the trunk map. there's no question that containing china is of great importance to the united states. in my opinion, it is the principal mission. but the problem that we face

but luckily for president trump, the governor of maine was at the white house today. and trump gotncaa has complied immediately, by the way, that's good. but i understand maine -- is maine here, the governor of maine? are you not going to comply with it? we are the federal law. you better do it, you better do it because you are not going to get any federal funding at all if you don't. and by the way, your population, even though it somewhat liberal, i did very well there in your population does not want men playing in women's sports. so you better comply because otherwise you are not getting any federal funding. every state -- good, ". >> court, i look forward to that, that should be an easy one. and enjoy your life after, governor because i don't think you'll be in elected politics. >> trump is right about that last part. the people of maine and the people of the united states do not want men competing in women's sports. here now with reaction are the steamboat institute fellow caeli mckay white and the host of the gains for girls podcast on the oat cake network. rielly, i know yo

so for me, as i've got older and white and so you know, making music, i made it my emission to make sure that that child a goes to school does not disconnect of who they are. you know, there's nothing you don't know who some than a child happened to pretend to be somebody else we've gone through our children don't need to go to it. so for me, i've made to my admission to realign how the world sees us and how africans see and feel about themselves. so for me, making that, you know, we know this christmas was not just live in a world, know that you know, the initiatives, lab, band aid have really destroyed our collective identity of and called a try. but also it's about us, we, you know, reclaiming on narrative of natural depending on the story. and that's why i made my own song to kind of a fun who we are, african as well. and reclaiming pride as well. right. i guess, i guess you're, you're from, if you open up the country the, the original band aid was created to raise funds for 40 years on here we are talking about the impact of the way you portrayed africa also as views just said, beca

. >> we have a partner in the white house. i gotsee lee resulted head of the epa, somebody we don't have to do every single week and work with to get things done. the last several years republican governors are the ones help a lot. we completely broken mess they step up and worked on securing the border because joe biden wouldn't get the job done. if a partner is not just a partner but a leader, the number one fighter pushing back the lazy what would seem the left impose on our families and was in businesses and republican governors will be there and make sure our schools do not become indoctrination factors for the left in front your business the way you want and you can raise your kids the way you want. i'm proud of the work we've been able to do in arkansas is the number one state in the country people are moving to. it's not texas or four or virginia, it's arkansas so we are ready for you to move a call it your home, the lowest cost of living booming on all fronts because we are fomenting good conservative policy that lets you l

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you've got the white house pushing for this enemies list from within the fbi. you've got the department of justice driving it, and you have kash patel, who three weeks ago, most agents in the fbi were saying, you know, what are we going to do if this guy becomes director? it could be a disaster. and now you've got a lot of those agents saying, let's get this guy in here because he has promised we will not be retaliated against and this shouldn't be carried out by a bunch of officials in acting capacities before there's a confirmed attorney general, before there's a confirmed fbi director by surrogates who are trying to the political analysis would be get the dirty work done before their appointees show up. >> we have a lot of faith in that. in that testimony under oath. but it is an interesting turn nonetheless. thank you to both of you for your excellent reporting. always appreciate having you on. up next, as soon as today, the trump administration may start moving migrants. it's detained to guantanamo bay. we've got exclusive new cnn reporting by cecilia alvar

we've got some white caps out there and they are expecting waves 2 to 5 feet as they are under that lakeind advisory today. but boy, once we get into tonight and tomorrow, that's when the rain and the snow and the wind or all gonna kick and then by wednesday they catch a break. another hit on thursday. so following the same profile that we are this week, right? so they do have a winter weather advisory up in parts of a shasta county about that are up there. and you can see over by tahoe. we are under winter storm warning that does kick in as we get into tonight. now we're expecting one to 3 feet of snow, additional snow above 7,000 feet, 6 to 12 below 7,000 feet. and as i mentioned, that gusty wind as well. so it is going to be a pretty big storm system. taking a live look right now. you can see just a few snowflakes trying to work their way in notice those wind arrows. those showing you that wind going straight across the lake right now. as we zoom out, you start to see the system taking shape just like it's starting to kick up in the north bay for us. and as we get into the next 24 hou

of the african american vote in the freddie election, 75% of the latino vote and 20% of the white vote. we got 18% of the white vote. and we lost by 20,000 votes. other there in the back. guess is what is your opinion on statehood for puerto rico. i know that some of the earlier referendums in the last decade rejected and more recent ones seem to favor it. do you feel that would be more advantages? disadvantage disadvantages to the change of status? and what is your opinion? it i'm glad you're asking me that question as i'm 70 i guess four years i avoid that question. i believe that status it's the core of everything that happens in puerto rico. i wish denmark will switch greenland for puerto rico and we can a denmark territory is built leave me. it will be better than what we have now. but they're not going to do that. puerto ricans have to decide what is it that they they want to do? i think the commonwealth as a status served its purpose in the economic development puerto rico, but we either become a and it will be a different kind of republic that the kind of republic that i learned when i

white house. owe was very upset. i had to turn him over to the police because of his activities. they didn't arrest him, but they held him for a while. when i got to the white house, the first thing that happened i got word the president wanted to see me. so i went into the oval office and there was the president and he had pierre sellinger with him. they said what happened out at national airport. so i explained the situation to him and the president looked at me and said, unfortunately, you're going to be the scapegoat in this situationment we can't afford to have the press anger at us for what happened at the national airport so you're going to get the blame. and we're going to return the film to the company that roddy is working for. so, i gave him the film and they gave it to the appropriate company and i answered to my supervisors and explained that i was just doing the best i could to try and maintain her privacy. they understood. the president understood, also, he said unfortunately i was going to have to take the blame for it. >> you didn't use a word in your book about roddy's former photographer, did you accuse him of being obnoxious

stepp hits the road to fulton prison once more for another crack at paul white. >> and i'm going to tell you right up now, i gote gunman, paul white doesn't blink. >> if you got cleo saying that i did this and that, he's evidently lying to you. and i don't know why he would even say that i would put a gun to his head and force him to do something. >> it's hard to do an interview, to get a confession from somebody for a murder. it's really hard to get a confession from somebody for a murder inside prison. >> white is arrested the next day and he's charged with robbery and murder and could be facing life in prison. now with the pressure turned up so high, will he finally change his story? >> i've asked you three times. drove 87 miles one-way to ask you these questions. >> hypothetically speaking -- >> hypothetically. >> hypothetically speaking -- >> hypothetically. >> if i say i was there, you know what i mean? and i saw everything that happened, you know what i mean? and it's, like, that just makes me as guilty, you know? i -- i still get a murder charge. but i didn't kill him. i didn't pull the trigger. >> fina

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fortunately for us, we've got brennan white standing by from nbc's wcau in philadelphia. brennan.morning i woke up and i had to wade through so many celebrity shots on all of my social media feeds before i even found out what the result was from the super bowl. tell us about the celebrations that have been going on in philadelphia. >> oh my goodness, people are just so excited. it has been such a fun night throughout philadelphia. it seems like most people have cleared out. here. we are on market, which. >> is a busy road here in. >> center city philadelphia. there's a lot. >> of cleanup left to do, as you can imagine. >> but people were just shoulder to shoulder last night. >> celebrating this philadelphia eagles super bowl win. >> take a look behind me. >> you can see. >> there's a. >> lot left to be done. here on market street in. >> center city. there's a lot of trash left behind. there was actually a fire here. this looks like hotel linens from what i can see close up here that is out. >> right now. >> someone managed to knock down a light pole somehow, and someone was paradi

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