, the greens values. again, china is not a democratic states, and i of the greens tried to also lead with a value based foreign policy value based policy. so they are, i think, as trying to find a different, difficult balance between germany's interest and economic interest and strategic interest and values that they want to try to defend. and we've seen that the, the greens and therefore administer on a bad book, but also their economy minister, how big have been, you know, trying to walk this, this line, the, the foreign ministry on their bell book has also contributed to, to germany's new china strategy that has been published over in, during this current government where a lot is based on seeing china as competition and a partner at the same time. but stressing more of the competition factor and, and a lot of the, the, the hope and the work that they want to put into is trying to sort of the risk from china. it's a lot about the risk. yeah. and so they, they kind of follow this thinking, be off and go

to the bavarian sister party who are very with the green party. working with the green party.ng with the green party. and ti democrats- and the working with the green party. and ti democrats ared the working with the green party. and ti democrats are note working with the green party. and ti democrats are not the working with the green party. and 1 they |ocrats are not the working with the green party. and 1 they once :s are not the working with the green party. and 1 they once were not the working with the green party. and 1 they once were and the force they once were and they have had a terrible time. that has been _ have had a terrible time. that has been the _ have had a terrible time. that has been the - result - have had a terrible time. that has been the - result in l has been the worst result in their history, in fact. and olaf scholz has been blamed, fiat having perha psnot fairly-fer having over an presided over an unruly coalition. the free democrat seatitien; the free der-"met were always questioning party were always questioning the wisdom of economic policies w: t

i think the greens have a strong voter base that will vote for the greens no matter what. this is voter base that we've seen going between 1115 percent and that sort of protects the greens from, you know, having a terrible drop in, in, in, in their support. and this despite the greens having been in this difficult collision, having had to deal with some issues in their government to that didn't necessarily help them also bring forward what they would like to do with their, their objectives and politics. so this is a voter base that seems to want to stick with them regardless. now obviously the big disappointment from the greens was not being able to reach out to the other voters who might have had bouts with other parties. but in the end didn't decide to go with for them. yeah, british merits last night was very clear. he said the world, the state it's in cannot wait for germany to sort itself out. does that mean we can expect pragmatism and a and a swift coalition agreement going forward? that's what everyone is hoping for. we've heard from so that we can that, that he wo

a green consolation. the reason why we advocate green john summations is because you can do it in the building and you can actually more define the demolition of the buildings . again, there's a lot of positions, right? and what do you do with this demolition based and it takes much longer for the or not say to vote, reading demolition. can you do this? would probably take me to you as to do versus a johnson mission for the any. it could be, as i left the 6 months, the green consummation process is different for each building and defense on what's needed. this residential home into night was transformed into a green building by an open my and her team. for this house, all the lights and fence converted into energy efficient models, firewood that solar technology, window sizes, but increased to let an adequate natural light. and the introduction of cross ventilation means the occupants now don't have to use their ac quite so often. all this helps to save energy, the water. what we do is uh the, again, to r

chair greene: what? what's a report from the congressional research service nonpartisan crs that lays out the rules and laws for firing inspectors general, looking at waste, fraud and abuse. that role requires for the lot to be followed for congress to be notified within 30 days and a reason for firing inspectors general to give congress a chance to overrule that. that's the law. thank you for entering it into the record. chair greene: the materials mr. jack cited are also submitted for the record. >> i would also like to ask for unanimous consent to submit for the record two items. one, a statement from the afl-cio department of people that work for a living with views on working people to make the government work and the second is a statement from the center for responsibility and ethics in washington on ways to combat waste, fraud, and abuse under the federal government. chair greene: without objection, so ordered. i recognize that the gentle lady from new mexico and ranking member stansberry for five

green is chasing headlines. the same goes for aoc who is chasing headlines and try to get her face on tv. there is nothing wrong with that but if you go to her district, who is she representing? herself or her district? yesterday you had mr. cohen. host: let's have the congressman responded what you said about his district and where his focus should be. guest: thank you for your call. i appreciate it. by the way, those conditions you brought to our attention, they are all over this country. there are pockets all over the country were these things take place. i want to end them all over the country, which is why i have been at the forefront of fighting against these poverty issues we have in front. i will continue to do that. that doesn't mean i can do other things as well. it is not unusual for people who don't want me to do something to try to distract me by saying you should be doing something else. there are many other things i may be can do at some point in my life. this is a focus i believe is important for

are in the process of turning green, so to speak about and green is of course on abstract concepts and they're realizing their power as compliant claimant protection strategy. we're investing in these companies because it gives us influence on that process. and it's his philosophy effect change where the impact will be great. just the you have been a huge number of goods are exported here from the federal republic of germany did audit. and there's a lot of leverage there that's about $4.00 to $6.00 dash to reason that we can see much more c o 2 here on an individual level in the heat definitely doesn't envisage the end of capitalism. on the contrary, that gets out. this is the basis for human existence and consequently, the economy must adapt to the altar condition and it must change its been over the past. i firmly believe it will continue to grow and know my country much. what's going to the top, select some fine assignment protection and economic growth can be bedfellows because it will be essential for climate protection. that carbon pricing incentivizes technical progress was an i

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green bay police believed amber's diary left behind evidence. >> it's her talking to us. her telling us you know, what was going on in her life and what she was doing. >> police hunt down schneider and get his side of the story. >> he denied to the initial detectives ever having a sexual relationship with amber. >> schneider was cooperative, telling investigators he met amber at a local restaurant but barely knew her. >> he told the detective that he probably maybe talked to her twice. >> schneider's fiance tells cops amber had an almost fatal attraction to matthew and was making it all up. >> she states that matt in no way had any sexual contact with amber at all. >> we confirmed a doctor performed an ultrasound and determined amber was about four and a half months along at the time of her disappearance. still, schneider maintains he did not have sex with amber, and there's no proof the fetus was his. >> once that baby was born, there would be the proof. >> but schneider's phone records confirm there was something going on with amber. >> in the time period they first met

so the green light laws are that this is what the green light law says it's a green light to illegal immigration which says they can comply. that law is unconstitutional. they can't do that and what they've done is they have a tip off provision that requires new york's dmv commissioner to promptly inform any illegal alien. when a federal immigration agency has requested their information. so think about the men and women in law enforcement behind me. that's basically that that's not it's tipping off an illegal alien and it's unconstitutional and that's why we filed this lawsuit and that's why we charged mark schroeder too because he runs dmv. >> oh, i'm sorry, you had a second question. >> my off topic question i wanted to ask about mayor ad mayor eric adams case as of at least a few moments ago, sdny still has not dropped that case. have you or other doj leaderships spoken to the acting us attorney and sdny since the memo was sent earlier this week and what will you do if she refuses to drop the case? >> i have not spoken to her. i know our acting amil bove has spoken to her, and ch

and this was very much my policy, you know, the green party and i assigned to the greens and the idea was to have a strong party in. but i have to say that i will no longer aspire to a central role reduce the size in the party. also, there are a couple of other things i'd like to refer to. i'd like to say that there was a shocking normalization of the a f d and the party program of the as easy. 2023 re migration towards the was the worst word in the world. and now at least vital could talk about her re migration program with that need any problem and, and were no longer caused any shock. and this is just a year and a half later that term has been accepted. so there's been a shift in social norms and some, and the law on limiting the influx of migrants to germany treats people as if they're a disaster that we have to prevents. they're not a natural disaster. they're not animals, they're not parasites, they're not a disease. and they're, so even the language has shifted on quite shockingly, and this normalization of the a, f d, a, you know, the discussions isn't and that's, and the coor

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and this was very much my policy, you know, the green party and i assigned to the greens and the idea was to have a strong party in. but i have to say that i will no longer aspire to a central role reduced size, right. and the party alls, so that wasn't the only big statement behind in the past 24 hours. one of the most astonishing statements was made by incoming germans on specific methods on election night. and that was about his relationship with the trumpet, ministration in washington. he said that he would do everything he could to make you are independent of the us. that of course, after president trump had sent shock waves across europe by pushing ahead but based on ukraine with russia excluding both keys. and you all have been lead is sure is what matt said in the election program on german television, a good opportunity to play with for me, the absolute priority will be to strengthen europe as quickly as possible. so that step by step we can achieve independence from the us up. i never saw it. i would have to say something like this on a television program. they bought them o

investors may be considering now what a government without the greens may mean for green energy policy and what the merits government a merits led government will mean for energy in germany more broadly. merits has so far suggested that he's going to take a pretty pragmatic view when it comes to energy, and prioritize what germany realistically needs from energy now, and that may be a negative for some of the green energies out there wind and solar, and potentially a negative for siemens energy. fortunately for us, we're going to be speaking to the chairman of siemens energy later in the program. so we'll speak to him about what this potential new government might mean for that company. now let's dive into the results and talk coalition building. the latest results put the cdu, csu, union parties on just under 29% of the vote. that's according to germany's election body. chancellor olaf schulz. social democrats slumped to third place, picking up just over 16%, the party's worst result since 1887. the far right afd came in second place, taking more than 20%, the party's best result ever

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eagle's main color is green which is there are no green eagles. i should mention that's a parrot is. all right. okay. wow. they're bringing everything. all right, all right. it'd be funny if neither of them ever came back. they just kept collecting. all right, captain peterson, what do you have for us? >> well, i got this really nifty decoration. firetruck. >> fire truck one. firefighter's book two. >> of course. we're getting a call. >> oh, chiefs golf club cover. nice. three. >> we've got all kinds of different councils. right on it. all right. on the kitchen. i didn't grab any fire. >> all right. you got a lot of stuff. all right. ryan, what do you have there? show us. come into frame. >> so i have a green. this thing goes in our fish tank. i have a green plant. i have a green boat. >> i have a spirit that has green on it. all right, so the water. i have my eagles jersey carson wentz i. >> have a green. >> on i have a green. >> sleeping bag. >> oh nice. wow. sponge that's also green i have another sleeping bag. that's green. all right. >> all r

p and the green party. for the reasons we have said, but there is no majority with the green party to form a german government. so there's no point having sports or talks. and there's no point entering into coalition negotiations because we can't even have a majority with them. so the priority for us, for me, remains with the social democrats, but naturally we will speak with all the other fundamental in parliament in the future and talk with them. yeah, hi to book this, talk all about business. the been the, you're talking about the majority in the parliament, but if we have $328.00 votes together with a succession, democrats and that's 17 more votes, and we need to have an app saving towards family. i experienced a phase that was with the f d t where we had a majority of 4 vote since about the kind of and we didn't lose a single vote for an entire term of office in such a 5 minutes of why should we not manage it with the majority will like to have now, how may i assist with again, it is almost the mountai

also looking at, for example, the green party has been a lot of conflict within the green party a. so you know how, how rights and how, how tough these measures on migration have have been moving. and i, and there's also the point to be made that some of the even tougher measures that felice mass is proposing reach the, you know, the limits of what is allowed in terms of european law in terms of asylum, a regulation that, you know, these are international conventions that determine, you know, the value. so we also, it, we're going to also have to see now once the cd you as in government, whether these plans were sort of just campaigning on the part of mass to show that you know, he wants to be tougher on migration or whether you can actually carry through with, with these proposals which, you know, many legal scholars and observers have said, we don't know whether this is legally possible or migration. one of the biggest topics for the of the, for sure it, let's take a look now at some p trends behind the far right. a, of the strong showing on sunday. uh they were for the 1st time,

and, we explore how the reliably red state of utah is going green. >> folks are very aware intimately of the challenges we have with air quality both in terms of our health and also for what it means in terms of the beauty of this state. ♪ >> major funding for the pbs news weekend has been provided by -- the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the news hour. ♪ >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ali: good evening, i'm ali rogin. john yang is away. israel pulled its forces from a key gaza corridor today, which it used as a military zone during the war, cutting off the north of the gaza strip from the south. the withdrawal is part of a fragile ceasefire deal with hamas. drone footage revealed the scale of destruction at the netzarim corridor. people can be seen sifting through debris, carrying bodies and making their way home. meanwhile, on israel's northern front inside lebanon, its forces there have already missed a deadline to withdraw

territory very solidly in green territory the dow is up 121 points.daq is up 234. that's well over 1% gain. let's look at big tech and i believe they are all in the green indeed they are from nvidia up a healthy three and a quarter percent. amazon microsoft alphabet and apple all in green and tenure treasury yield is down two basis points to 4.47, and now this. >> history is already in the building tonight as donald trump becomes first sitting president ever to attend a super bowl game live. >> that was, of course, donald trump last night at the super bowl. trump says the spirit of the country made him want to go. listen. >> you are going to be the first sitting president to attend a super bowl it is a big day for america always is. what made you want to do it? >> first of all i'm surprised to hear that i would have assumed many presidents came. but i think just the spirit of the country. the country is taken on a whole new life. i thought it would be a good thing for the country to have the president be at the game. >> it was iconic day. >> going to

caller: good morning, representative green. back in 2017 when you impeached the president before he took office and everything, i want to know what your real opinion of president trump is right now and why you want to do the impeachment again. thank you. guest: my opinion is now what it was then. i said he was unfit to be president. i brought the articles of impeachment. laid the foundation for his impeachment. i think he is unfit. i don't think he is the proper person to have liberty and justice for all and the palms of his hands. he doesn't seem to care for all. he cares a great deal for a plutocracy. he surrounds himself with billionaires. they seem to believe the rich need more to do, the billionaire class, and the poor can do more with less. they see the government of the united states as a tool to acquire greater wealth than what they already have. the president with this meme he ca

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ambassador green, the floor is yours. [applause] ambassador green: thank you, robin, for those kind words. good morning, happy new year, and welcome to the wilson center. the wilson center is a unique institution in american foreign policy, as robin alluded to. we are congressionally-chartered, scholarship-driven, and fiercely nonpartisan and independent. and i always say that special status brings with it special obligations. obligations to prioritize the most important issues and opportunities and to try to do so in ways that add value and makes a difference. it is an honor to have all of you here in person and virtually for what promises to be a critical and timely discussion on combating anti-semitism. a topic that demands our constant vigilance and collective action. sadly, anti-semitism is not a relic of history. it is a modern-day threat. from violent attacks on jewish communities, to the rise of hateful rhetoric online, we are witnessing troubling trends worldwide. disastrous trends worldwide. antisemitism's sprea

rich: robert ray in green bay where it looks like just like green bay does look in february. to fox weather center now for where the storm is headed. meteorologist adam klotz is live with the forecast. >> hey there, rich. yeah, ultimately we'll see this system push along the east coast where arm air meets and cold air meets typically where you see the rain or some sort of precipitation, that's happening right now. on the southern side of this, boy, it's truly warm. we're looking at 20-plus record breaking temperatures for your saturday. spots across the south, the southeast getting into the 80's, pushing 90 degrees. it's where the warm and cold air meet we'll ultimately see a wintery mix. this is what it looks like off and on in the d.c. area where you are, rich, 34 degrees, just above freezing. 33 degrees in fork c new york city. all of this is lifting up taking you overnight. and the concern for ice, where the temperatures are warmer and that's green and looking like rain. as of right now, largely, this is an ice event maybe along the coast, but this is going to continue to

and the same goes for the green lead. a real bad topic, he's also going to be a simple doc venture and the leader of the vice chunk. let us try so as minister of the economics minister and the lead of the freedom of trust and the, the market liberals and they are out of parliament. and he's just simply finishing his political career. so especially on the side of the social democrats who are very likely to be going into code edition talks with the conservatives. they are going to need to appoint people to do this at new people, new faces. they're going to have to really scramble to find those people and decide who is actually going to play, what role in the apology and then you've got them. mm hm. so the new government is likely going to be a, c, d, u. s p d coalition. they will have an opposition, so talk to us a little bit about the position that this new government is likely to face. yes, the problem and obviously is going to be re constituted. and the major feature of that is that the fall right alternative for germany

looking outside the grass is green on the hillsides above walnut creek. love to see the green grass has a big impact on us tomorrow. rainfall does return. so it is indeed a short-lived break. a cold, clear day ahead of us. temperatures are mostly in the 40's at this point. we started well down in the 30's. we're looking at lows below freezing in a few spots. those frost advisories have expired. so little bit of good news there. early risers definitely had to and get the windshield scraper out for a few areas. now a sunny and cool one today. highs in the 50's tonight, especially early tomorrow morning. you'll start to see cloud cover building with rainfall kicking up for most areas around 04:00am rain our eyes on eve of them. they can be some time out there on your bridges and highways. seen a lot of improvement out there. >> they bridge right now, 15 minutes traveling into the city. so when we speeding out there because of all that rain in the slick pavement, loosen scene out there this morning that a few accidents here and there 19 along the san mateo br

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that includes the possibility of draymond green being moved from the warriors.hat's according to sporting news, the warriors, they would have to entertain the possibility of trading. draymond green, of course, to bring kevin durant back to the bay, but letting go of grain to me seems a little less likely, however, with jimmy butler still on the market and the warriors showing interest in the possible kd returned to the bay. a 3 team trade deal is also possible on the table. with butler headed to phoenix, andrew wiggins to miami could be on the horizon. and that's according to the athletic with the need to some firepower to their roster. now, draymond green, of course, was pretty candid about he was asked about the state of team and he talked about the state of the team's ownership and now he thinks they may be feeling right now given the current state of the warriors to just sit one game above 500 halfway through the season. 25 to 24. >> houston had 500. you have the expectations as an organization that we have definitely going to be a little more intense. and a

our quest creek, also the green valley creek in sonoma county. and we're watching the russian river that expected to crest early tomorrow morning above flood stage. not only that, we're watching the napa river to that now expected to crest about 1 o'clock in the morning at a major flood stage near napa downtown to watching that very closely. at least we're gonna be a little bit of a break tonight. there are more storms we'll talk more about that coming up a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. a heads up for drivers in the north bay alexander valley road in santa rosa closed because as you can see, it is underwater. chp measured about 5 feet of water over that roadway. no word on when it's expected to reopen. a reminder for all drivers. if you see a flooded road, do not try to drive through it. >> that water may be deeper than it looks because of extensive storm damage. a handful of schools will be closed tomorrow in sonoma county as well. we do have a full list posted on our website. kron 4 dot com. meantime, tonight, evacuation orders are in place

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