>> yeah. >> i think. >> it's. >> important to recognize. >> that those town. >> halls. >> are a rareican elected official. >> from washington, d.c, faces. >> exposure to something outside of the universe of media coverage that the right dominates. right. >> and we've long talked. >> about the fact that the right has its own media. >> infrastructure. >> and it exists in this bubble. >> one of. >> the. >> things that's. >> happened over the. >> course. >> of the past several months with trump's return to washington, is. >> that it. >> has enveloped. d.c. as well, that the right wing bubble. >> now. >> controls d.c. >> and. >> the federal. >> government in. >> a way. >> that it didn't usually. >> and so. for republican legislators. >> who rely upon what's. >> happening in fox news or. rely upon. >> what's happening on. >> twitter for. information and. >> for an understanding of what the. >> base is agitated. >> about. >> they are. >> hearing a. >> whole. >> different set. >> of things. >> that is reinforced. >> within that. >> bubble that is different. >> than what a lot of americans ar

. >> these town halls. >> where. >> people have been. >> sounding off. >> on. >> these cuts.ake a listen. >> to it. >> and then talk with you about. >> it. >> on the other side. >> how you feeling? i'm upset. i'm scared. why did you get. >> into this line of. work in the first place? >> i wasn't able to join the military because of a medical reason. and so this was my way to serve my country. >> i'm not. >> going to lie. i went to my doc and asked for anxiety meds. there you go. yes. >> i'm taking a very big risk. >> by being. >> interviewed. >> but at. >> this point you have. >> to stand. >> up and. >> you have. >> to talk and you have. >> to take. >> a stand. >> and i'm taking a stand. >> taking a. >> risk, taking a stand. >> if only republicans in congress could learn to do the same thing. i'm curious from you, since i don't watch. >> a lot. >> of right wing media, how. >> are they. >> portraying what. >> is happening. >> at these town halls? >> so one. at the town. >> hall is they're portraying a pretty universally. >> that. >> this is. >> sort of a paid protest operation

that was kari hall reporting for us. you can see more stories celebrating black heritatage tomorrow night at 63. join nbc bay area's marcus washington as we spotlight the people who are moving the community and the bay area forward. we have so much more online on ouour websi that's at nbcbayarea.com. black heritage superheroes are on a super special mission in palo alto today. this was at lucile packard children's hospital this morning. window washers dressed up as deadpool and spiderman scaled the building. frozone and robin also made appearances. young patients inside waved to their favorite superheroes in action. this yearly tradition has brought smiles to young parents young patients faces for more than a decade. oh that's awesome. and great weather for it. yeah. fortunately, these showers you're forecasting weren't here just yet. yeah. you know the timing of this. if we could just keep the sunshine for two more days for the weekend, but not going to play out for us like that. but i can tell you, it's not going to be

. >> have you done any town halls? >> we .been so busy i haven't done any town halls . >> i know pete sessions .an earful at a town hall. are you hearing from constituents at all worried about like. >> let me give a lighthearted anecdote one of the last town hall we did, i have a guy way in the next end up heckling me and he said if you were st. peter i wouldn't vote for you. i looked at him and said buddy if i was saint peter you >>would be in my district. some of you all will get that later. >> the board in dallas said if the terrace to go through canada to mexico it would erase up to 30% of gdp growth in texas. they said something like texas is in the middle of the highway. are you communicating with the lighthouse at all on what this could do for that area? >> we have some of our colleagues, texas our normal trading partners are mexico . so there was a lot of talk about when rick perry was in office a highway right up from brownsville all the way through texas. we couldn't make a law that said what we do from then

congratulations on truly a hall of fame career. >> yes. congratulations, michelle. >> i know how to say that in french. congratulations, uh. >> i should know from four years of french, but that was a long time ago. we'll work on it. over. all right. still ahead. even superheroes do chores like wash windows. >> yeah. after the break, we're going to show you where deadpool, spider-man and frozone were spotted today in the bay area. >> i'm reggie aqui. >> i'm lyanne melendez. >> i'm luz pena. >> i'm tara campbell. i'm j.r. stone at. >> abc seven news. we deliver local stories with. >> real answers. >> to help make from steph curry and the warriors last night. the team is going for their sixth straight win tomorrow in philadelphia. you can watch them take on the 76 ers right here on abc seven. coverage begins at five. then keep it here for after the game with larry and the guys. a magical moment on the peninsula. a few marvel, dc and disney superheroes took a day off from saving the world to brighten the faces of kids at lucile packard childre

congratulations, really, on a hall of fame career. >> yeah. wonderful. we wish you well. we will miss you. all right, let's get to meteorologist sandyha patel. weekend is here. >> weekend is here. and the rain returns. sandy. >> yeah, absolutely. congrats to michelle once again. it was fun celebrating. let me show you the snow that is coming back to the sierra over the weekend and heading into monday. we have about 11in coming to kirkwood, five inches at donner. on live doppler seven. clouds are passing through right now. that's going to change. come this weekend. we'll have some showers and it is going to be cooler tomorrow. 50 and 60. you start off with the fog in the morning and then showers saturday night. now next week we have some more wet weather coming our way tuesday evening going into wednesday. so this weekend you pull the umbrellas out and i would hang on to them next week because off and on there will be some unsettled weather. accuweather seven day forecast oscar sunday. it's a level one. we have showers coming in and then another level one on tuesday and on

senator lisa murkowski of alaska in a town hall with her constituents last week. she says, we're all scratching our heads at how quickly the conversation in the white house has now gone from being supportive of zelensky to now being supportive of putin, instead scratching our heads. republicans are having a hard time with this. they try to move on to the next question. they express annoyance with their own constituents for asking about it. they get brusque and short in their answers. or like senator lisa murkowski, they just purport to be really perplexed, really confused, really scratching my head. they have a hard time with this. all the republicans do, especially the guy at the top. you just mentioned putin, though, and this. >> has been. >> this controversy of. >> the. >> past week. can you say yes or no? whether you have talked. >> to vladimir. >> putin since you stopped being president? >> well, i don't comment on that. if i have a relationship very much like you. >> talk about. >> i don't talk about no, i don't talk about that. >> i don't talk about. talkin

>> my name is tara hall and i'm from midland park, new jersey. >> jimmy: hey! thought you said terrell. and i go, "ooh, i never heard terrell before." tara. >> yes. >> jimmy: tara from midland park. tara, valentine's day is coming up. okay? who is your secret celebrity crush. >> i'm gonna have to go with maybe timothee chalamet. >> jimmy: all right. i love -- [ applause ] we love -- >> he was just on "snl." so. >> jimmy: yeah, i do. he was fantastic on "snl," by the way. good singer as well. timothee chalamet. and he's french. i don't think he is. [ light laughter ] but thank you. he's from new york actually, yeah. yeah. but if you could say anything to timothee chalamet -- he's watching tonight. he loves this show. what would it be? >> leave kylie jenner. pick me. pick me! >> jimmy: no, hey! [ laughter ] whoa, wait, no, stop. you can't say that. he's very happily -- he's in love. oh, my gosh. that's so funny. guys, we have tara. her secret celebrity crush is -- well, i guess it's not a a secret anymore -- timothee chalamet. and if they could say just anything

that righteous anger was directed at republican town halls across the country, and those republicansublican leaders are urging lawmakers to stop engaging in them altogether. obviously, we're very aware of those headlines, a republican national committee official familiar with the dynamic said. i don't know that a specific edict is going to come down from on high that they need. to stop or anything, but a message, i believe has been clearly sent that this narrative should end very soon. >> don't be so. >> sure about that. democrats are out hearing from voters and raising hell about the musk cuts in their states and communities. joining us now, democratic congresswoman madeleine dean of the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. she's a member of the house judiciary and foreign affairs committees. congresswoman dean, thank you very much for being here. some people are only now starting to realize the massive impact of elon musk and donald trump's cuts to federal agencies. can you talk about that impact on your state, a state donald trump won by 100,000 votes. >> good to. >> be with you, j

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i want to thank the former governors, hall-long and john carney for their service to our state. i look forward to working with mayor carney in wilmington. my hometown. [applause] i also want to recognize two extraordinary governors who are here with us today starting with jack martel. jack, it was a tremendous privilege to be part of your team when you were governor. i listened and i learned. tried not to talk too much. and i couldn't have asked for a better mentor. thank you and carla for being there for lauren and me. and welcome home, mr. ambassador. [applause] i'm grateful that tom carper is here as well: treasurer, -- with martha. as tom said to me, what else was i going to do? [laughter] a treasurer, congressman, governor, senator, the last vietnam veteran to serve in the u.s. senate. [applause] no one in our state, no one in our history has won more statewide elections than tom carper, and in every one of these roles, he is left big shoes to fill. [applause] senator carper, you probably don't remember this, but i taught a seventh grader named brian. he came to school one

south bay congressman sam liccardo held his first town hall meeting since being elected, and before the meeting got underway friday night, he addressed the heated exchange you just saw that stretched roughly five minutes between vice president pence, president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. now, liccardo said betraying ukraine will cause long term irreparable damage. he called president trump the reincarnation of neville chamberlain. >> was best known in history for what he gave away to hitler. uh. it has been said that 90% of what authoritarians gain in power is yielded not by force, but by consent. >> congressman john garamendi said the president further aligned himself with putin. well, the looming tariff threats could greatly impact consumers and hurt the u.s. economy. that's according to new data, which shows consumers cut their spending by 0.2% in january. it's the biggest cut since february 2021, despite inflation being down. president trump also imposed new import taxes on canada, mexico and china. the federal reserve's atlanta branch projects the u.s. economy will drop

kari hall has a profile of a young classical music composer who is making a name for himself in the field, and he's got the right name for it. xavier. music. wow. that's great. he's meant to do that job. thanks so much, garvin. still to come the top trending story as voted by you on my instagram survey. also, take a look at this. that's the coca cola bottle at oracle park surrounded by scaffolding. we're going to tell you what's going on ahead of the giants home opener. still have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis... ...or crohn's disease symptoms after taking... ...a medication like humira or remicade? put them in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief with rinvoq. check. when flares tried to slow me down,... ...i got lasting remission with rinvoq. check. and many were in remission... ...even at nearly 2 years. and rinvoq... ...helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting remission. and visibly reduced damage. check. rinvoq can lower ability to fight infections. before treatment, tes

morning guys on knbr today, i said, look, let's take a deep breath and let's not put him into the hall of fame just yet, right. what's your as a player, as someone who's done this a long time, you're reasoning of like why he needs to spend more time in the minors? well, i mean, i mean, if he has a great spring, i'd like nothing better to see him on the roster, but he's he's not going to play. if he does, he wouldn't play first base. because he's just not ready to play first. i think what the giants want to do, and i think it's the right thing to do, is develop him, give him a chance to get his feet on the ground, at least defensively. let him keep doing what he's doing offensively. and then if he starts to get comfortable at first base, then you can start to have ideas about bringing him along. but it really wouldn't be fair to him to throw him at first. and if he really had a hard time, you send him back, you know? i mean, we watched the giants do that a lot the last 3 or 4 years where guys are going back and forth, and i don't think with buster in charge, that's going to happen. well

the belief of hoping this is i'll just say a real life from so halls are coming up. the 1st prize of ramadan now held in goals as negotiations about the future. at this, the side deal takes face the un ones that us age cox who makes the world pull rock and roll dangerous thousands of traffic, king victims of saved from online scam, census, and southeast asia. the, as you finding in presidents from belgium is that an escape says his relationship with donald trump. tom, the salvage of to an extraordinary was, was in the oval office, talks expired out of control over how to bring rushes volts with ends. so landscape says he weren't, and so peace talks until ukraine is show that russia wanting somebody to gain an official house, little on the clash at the white house, but you will feel the historic walls of the oval office of god in many secrets. this was all played out in front of the camera. don't tell us what we're going to feel a staggering exchange between the us president his number 2 and the leader of his ukrainian out. raised voices pointed fingers low to me as t

300 people packed west valley college theater in saratoga for congressman sam liccardo's first town hall meeting since being elected. >> i'm going to tell you how we're fighting. >> before the meeting got underway on friday night, he addressed the heated exchange that stretched roughly five minutes between vice president vance, president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. >> we've been alone and we are thankful. i said, thank you. haven't been in cabinet. you haven't been in this. >> we gave you through. >> the. >> stupid president $350 million. >> zelensky was in washington to sign a high stakes agreement. the minerals deal would have established a partnership with the u.s, but after the public fallout, zelensky left without a deal. and any assurance the u.s. will continue to support ukraine. >> they did their part for peace. uh- it was our responsibility to step up for them, and we know that if putin prevails in ukraine, he's not going to stop. >> liccardo said betraying ukraine will cause long term, irreparable damage. he called president trump the reincarnation of neville. chamb

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but you go to these town halls and republicans are being.ry, very angry. >> which is why they're canceling future town halls. so, i. >> mean. >> there is. >> definitely people standing. >> up and they are not happy. and you're seeing already republicans. and by the way, this happened in. trump 1.02. it's like. >> this time is different, right. but they but. >> you know, they're enacting wildly unpopular policies and people don't like it. so it'll be a question of how far that goes. >> measles. >> right. >> parents fearing for their children. we see this happening in texas. and this is rfk that he is saying this isn't a serious thing. i think that is very visceral for people and one other area, and i hope. >> it's visceral for people. >> there's going to be massive cuts. >> to the va. >> so you're going to have veterans. >> wounded. >> veterans, amputees. >> who need who. >> like, live on their own and can't survive without. >> david. >> back to your. >> point about the politics. >> of this. >> the vacuum that. >> trump steps. >> into is one

they're canceling future town halls. >> so, i mean, there is definitely people standing up and they are not happy. and you're seeing already republicans. and by the way, this happened in trump 1.02. it's like. >> this time is. >> different right. but they but you know, they're enacting wildly unpopular policies and people don't like it. so it'll be a question of how far that goes. >> measles. >> right. >> parents fearing for their children. we see this happening in texas. and this is rfk that he is saying this isn't a serious thing. i think that is very visceral for people and one other area, and i hope it's visceral. >> for people. >> there's going to be massive cuts. >> to the va. >> so you're going to have veterans, wounded, veterans, amputees. >> who need. >> who like, live on their own and can't survive without. >> david, back to your point about the politics of this. the vacuum that trump steps into is one of expansive government policy, almost unbridled during the biden administration. of course, they they had taxes in their budgets to pay for it. they knew it could never be

all those in favor say yay yay yay a hall opposed say nay. >> it passes unanimously. thank you. okay. i now call for item number seven a discussion and possible action to approve the final design of zaha's iowa buzz buzz a ceramic tile artwork by her roommate sato for the mission bay school project located at nelson rising lane and sixth street in mission bay and project manager ari davidson. >> go for it. good afternoon all. the construction of sfd works mission bay school located here with the red star is now slated to be completed in the fall of 2025 with partial school programing running for about a year and then fully opening for the 2026 2027 school year. the public art opportunity is a tile or mosaic artwork located on the exterior of the school's east entrance which will be used primarily by younger students pre-k through fifth. and the artwork is approximately 330ft2. here's just a planned view locating that east entrance. so you may recall that room was serta's conceptual proposal was approved by the arts commission on september 6th, 2024. her concept refers to the jap

was, was that the white house, the, i'm louisa building this is i'll just say or a life from terry hall also coming up for later in the us president remains defiant thing. zalinski is welcome back to the white house when he wants piece the. the fest transfer from atlanta housing garza as palestinians obsessed the holy moms submit to the devastation of war and of extradition. that the us is wasted. 40 years old to mexican drug lords arrive to face justice in america. the are you finding present in the village? them is. lensky says his relationship with donald trump. tom b salvaged off to an extraordinary wolf, was in the open office. took spiraled out of control over how to bring rushes war to an end. so then ski says he would intend to peace talks until ukraine has guarantees against another offensive island fisher has more on the clash out, the white house. but you will see the historic walls of the oval office of god did many secrets. this was all played out in front of the camera. don't tell us what we're going to feel a staggering exchange between the us president his number 2 and t

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and misjudged the mood of the american people, though he did try to do some pretty hall cottage damage control in an inch shortly off to that show. and the overall, i'm not hearing from you mister president of thought that you owe the president an apology. no, i respect president and ires to add to american people and if i didn't know if i think that we have to be very open and very honest, and i'm not sure that we did something, but i think maybe sometimes for some, some, some things we have to discuss out of, out of media with all due respect to democracy and to a free medium i'd, there are things that do it. we have to understand the position of ukraine and ukraine is. but it was too little too late except a lot in the, in here where the majority was absolutely horrified by what had taken place. clearly need does that have include chops and it saves pretty quickly agreed on the same statement that they would post in a show of support for the landscape, which was a, be strong praise be filled with someone, even father suggesting that a shakeup in the political action you know, just a

john hall reports from r s t, yada and northern greece. as when to gives way to spring farmer, alias aguilar who this works. he's coughing fields in everett, northern greece once confident in the supply of water for irrigation ahead of the unforgiving heat of summer, nearly as suddenly finds himself on the brink of a crisis. the loss of going to put the pump some in the home with him. and basically if the water stops will, yields will full. and for many of us foaming will no longer be a sustainable way of allowing the water from the go to the thieves. this region comes from neighboring bulgaria, a reliable and plentiful flow. until now, for 60 years, they spa gary reservoir has fed farms in northern greece, part of a post world war, 2 reparations deal between the 2 countries. but that deal has now ended and bo guerria. these were all the more concerned with its own. pressing water needs increasingly hot, summer's, and dry winters have led to draft and water shortages in many parts of europe. and this one's copious reservoir is showing sign

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300 people packed west valley college theater in saratoga for congressman sam liccardo's first town halleeting since being elected. >> i'm going to tell you how we're fighting. >> before the meeting got underway on friday night, he addressed the heated exchange that stretched roughly five minutes between vice president vance, president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. >> we've been alone and we are thankful. i said, thank you. haven't been in cabinet. you haven't been in this. >> we gave you through. >> the. >> stupid president $350 million. >> zelensky was in washington to sign a high stakes agreement. the minerals deal would have established a partnership with the u.s, but after the public fallout, zelensky left without a deal. and any assurance the u.s. will continue to support ukraine. >> they did their part for peace. uh- it was our responsibility to step up for them, and we know that if putin prevails in ukraine, he's not going to stop. >> liccardo said betraying ukraine will cause long term, irreparable damage. he called president trump the reincarnation of neville. chamber

we examined the youtube data over the last 10 years, and it was specifically with session halls. and we've seen these questions emerge. we've seen a shift from this is very cool to how about the workers, how about the waste? so we seeing that's just who and yes before are still again by on. i don't know machine and, and kasha, we know that this generation might be struggling and they are exposed to increasing the chief alternatives for, let's say, close. but at what cost? do you agree with omar that they are online and they are getting more information and are more aware about the impact their choices? how a yeah, so show a just add on to what you said. oh my feel like we've gotten to a point in history where information both about the historical concepts but about what's happening right now is just so accessible in such a in a way that it's never been before. so, oh, and a lot of people do say, agency is less susceptible to propaganda. i don't know that that's necessary. necessarily true, but i do think we are the most eclipse to be able to see through propaganda. cuz we do have

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taking to truth social also making the case for all-time hits leader to be finally inducted into the hallf fame. in the car fans are invading st. petersburg, florida ahead of tomorrow app season opener. it is being is being called the world's fastest spring break party. the grand prix kicks off sunday at noon on fox, just like drivers, race fans need to have stamina because we have a doubleheader after the indy car race, nascar's are could of america's race in texas gets underway, coverage for that race starts at 2:30 p.m. . the race begins at 3:30 on fox and those are your racing headlines. peter:at some point adam klotz is going to race a race car. >> reporter: what happened to your helmet? you look so -- >> i got the hair back in order. i was outside at the demos but now i am inside so the speedway here is absolutely incredible. it holds one hundred one thousand people. it is going to be filling up here this afternoon, one of the biggest events of the weekend, actually the entire week is going to be out here tonight, the motocross race coming up in a few minutes. i'm going to get down

he once the san francisco saw had human services agency happening 200 though people figure out city hall that the embarcadero free was dropped and we had the great free to no where. which cut us off from the ferry building and our store line and created in 1989 and gave us the opportunity to tear down the free. and that was the renaissance of ferry building. >> that land was developed for a new ferry building and whom new embarcadero how to handle travel and needed a concept for the building didn't want- that was when a plan was developed for the liquor store. >> the san francisco ferry building has many that ups and downs and had a huge hay day dribbled adopt to almost nothing and after the earthquake had a shove of adrenaline to revise the waterfront and it moved around the bay and plans for more so think investment in the future and feel that by making a reliable ferry system once the ferry building will be there to surface. >> the walker here

you went to pennsylvania and campaigned for the opposition in october hall for some words of appreciation for the united states of america and the president who's trying to save your country. >> please. you think that if you will speak very loudly about the war in ukraine. >> he's not speaking loudly. your countries in big trouble. have done a lot of talking. your country is in big trouble. you are not winning this. you have a good chance of coming out ok because of us. >> mr. president, we are staying in our country. we have been alone. >> you haven't been alone. we gave you through this stupid president 350 billion dollars. >> you voted for your president. >> your men are brave but they had to use our military. >> you invited me to speak. >> this war would have been over in two weeks. >> in three days i heard it from putin. in three days. >> may be less. it's going to be a very hard thing to do business like this. >> just say thank you. >> i set a lot of times thank you to american people. >> let's go litigate those differences rather than trying to fight it out in the american media wh

. >> greg: but it's a real poll, not astroturf like those town halls. >> jessica: watch the interviewke johnson and caitlin collins. >> judge jeanine: caitlin collins, now there's a good one. [laughter] did you notice that the liberals are so clueless that you got the protesters and the congresspeople in unison saying the same thing? i mean, they must meet at the end of a block somewhere at somebody's house and say, we all have to say the same thing and george will give us money and we can all protest, and then we will make sure that donald trump never wins again. they are so clueless. >> jessica: he can't win again. it's done now. >> greg: uh, i'm not so sure about that. >> jessica: don't do that. everyone is sure who's read the constitution. [laughter] >> greg: up next, the liberals who cried fascist are back. ♪ ♪ scout is protected by simparica trio and he's in it to win it! simparica trio is the first chew with triple protection. whoa fleas! and ticks! (♪) intestinal worms! whoa! heartworm disease! no problem with simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic

finally took an inspector's test and passed that and then went down to the hall of justice and worked different investigations for the rest of my career, which was fun. i just felt sort of buried alive in all of these cases, these unsolved mysteries that there were just so many of them, and some of them, i didn't know if we'd ever be able to solve, so my boss was able to get me out of the unit. he transferred me out, and a couple of weeks later, i found out i had breast cancer. my intuition that the job was killing me. i ended up leaving, and by then, i had 28 years or the years in, i think. the writing thing really became intense when i was going through treatment for cancer because i felt like there were so many parts that my kids didn't know. they didn't know my story, they didn't know why i had a relationship with my mother, why we had no family to speak of. it just poured out of me. i gave it to a friend who is an editor, and she said i think this would be publishable and i think people would be interested in this. i am so lucky to live here. i am so grateful to my parents who de

at the time, supervisor tony hall said the vote by the board, quote, demonstrated we live in a civilized society. anyone violating the ban can be fined between 50 and $500. we asked police if they have ever cited anyone here or anywhere in san francisco. police told us at this time they don't have this data compiled. portsmouth square is run by rec and park. that department issued a statement reminding us that the square has, quote, some of the best maintained and most heavily used restrooms in our entire park system. so why pee outside? so we're going to try to ask this individual why he is urinating in public. we waited until he was done with his business. excuse me sir. hi, we're with abc news. my name is lyanne melendez. i wanted to ask you. you realize there are public bathrooms upstairs, but you choose to urinate here. could i ask you why? >> okay. thank you, thank you. thank you. yeah. do you. why do you urinate here? >> he just simply walked away. portsmouth square is not the only park in san francisco with its share of peeing individuals. garfield square in the mission hosts man

into the past but if you want the full answers, understand, there's a book signing afterwards out the hall. so so who was andre michaud was jamie mentioned think andre michaux is probably the greatest scientific a natural historian of his generation that you've never heard of before. in fact, there is no no likeness of him. what you're looking at here is image i found in the aps library and another french botanist papers who just decided to sketch what botanist would look like in the field, conducting. and so this was actually really helpful for me when i was trying to imagine michaux and all these expeditions because you can see here i don't know if you can make it out, but he's got a gun over his shoulder, he's got a pickax in right hand. he's got all this treasure and specimens him. and this is how i pictured michaux throughout the story. so i hope maybe you will. so i'll tell you a little bit more about michaux michaux was born in france in 1746. he was outside of rissi. so you're looking at vici here he was born on an area called rtori, which at the time where a number farms, this was

it's not astroturf like those town halls. >> george soros guys, don't wait a. >> minute about. >> those quote unquote. >> watch the interview. >> with mike johnson last night with. >> kaitlan collins about this. >> kaitlan collins, how there is a good one. >> is let me finish. >> my thought. daily caller, did you notice that the liberals are so clueless that you've got the protesters and the congress people in unison saying the same thing? i mean, they just must meet at the end of a block somewhere in somebody's house and say, we all have to say the same thing in georgia will give us money, and we can all protest, and then we'll make sure that donald trump never wins again. they are so clueless. >> that when again, it is done. >> now, i'm not so sure about that. >> nobody is sure? >> no, everyone is sure who's. >> read the constitution. >> okay. all right. up next, the liberals who cried fascists are back! hahaha! >> oh my god, should i stay or should i go now? should i stay or should i go now? if i go, there will be trouble. and if i stay. >> for more than a decade, pozega has been tru

. >> and we're seeing it in these town halls. that charismatic leader is not going to come there. you know, i, i see the pundits on tv. what's wrong with the democratic party? what's wrong is our country is being stolen by fascists and nazis, and we're trying to do all we can. >> fascists and nazis. tampon might want to walk that one back. will. the press gave him a shot yesterday. >> we have folks in lincoln heights, ohio, wearing and calling themselves nazis. walking in the streets, asking to take over that city council and the way they govern there. so they're asking me to apologize because of that. >> well, you were talking about you were talking about the politicians in washington. republicans? >> no, i'm talking about the people who are openly nazis. >> sure. okay. fox and friends weekend co-host charlie hurt is here. so do you think trump was was telling the truth? did biden really just pour his heart out? >> oh i think oh, and by the way, that was a great interview that ben domenech did. and about at about 11:00 today was the biggest story of the day. and then. >> lewinsky

these scenes of a wild cult ritual once lined a spacious banqueting hall, entertaining guests in the century b.c., the excavated artworks depicts the procession of dionysus, the greek god of wine. life sized images reveal practices meant to help people shed inhibitions. pompeii's archeological park says the frieze is crucial to understanding classical mediterranean life, and they plan to open it to the public immediately. well, it is carnival time in brazil. the celebration annually attracts millions and kicked off in rio de janeiro yesterday. now, one of the must see events is the carmelita's block party. celebrants wear nun's habits. some of them dressed so scantily they'd never be allowed in any convent. participants indulge in a little debauchery, singing, dancing and enjoying the stalls before the more solemn days of lent, when they're expected to repent for all of their sins. all right, that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. i'm kim brunhuber for viewers in the u.s. and canada. cnn this morning is next. for viewers elsewhere, african voices changemakers is next. >> stop on. righ

they were turning down network town halls. they weren't doing press avails.d trump was donald trump was doing everything he could to be out in front. and when you know you have vulnerabilities, you should be showing and telling. but instead they disengaged. that was their strategy. if you can't do a super bowl interview in the year you're running for president, that that should have been a sign. and i think it was. >> we know republicans were criticized and still are for looking backwards at the last elections and not getting over it, so to speak, although it's very different scenario in terms of january 6th and beyond and election denialism. but are democrats going to be hampered if they are still trying to assess what happened there with biden, as opposed to looking for who their new leader is, who will be on that ticket, and the midterms? >> well, the midterms come first, right? prelims before the finals. and i think that's a big part of this. uh, like i said, the polls were what they were for 15 months, and yet democrats were attacking the polls. we were

last week i held a veterans town hall at my local v.a. there were a few cool -- there were a few hundred people who showed up. folks came very confused, very angry, and very scared. i have some of their questions. they asked, will i lose my benefits? who staffs doge and what are they doing with my personal medical information? will budget cuts mean that i will have longer wait times? why is my health care being sacrificed to politics? these are the questions people asked, my constituents, veterans asked me. among the 18 inspectors general that donald trump illegally fired, which by the way, congress was supposed to be notified before an ig is fired like this. maybe but two hours ago, republicans took a vote to silence me because i said donald trump is engaging in grafting. but complete crickets when he breaks the law and doesn't tell us about the firing of 18 inspectors general. how will the firing of the inspector general at the v.a. make it harder to address the issues my constituents, the veterans in my district, raised? >> i responded

last week i held a veterans town hall at my local v.a. there were a few cool -- there were a few hundred people who showed up. folks came very confused, very angry, and very scared. i have some of their questions. they asked, will i lose my benefits? who staffs doge and what are they doing with my personal medical information? will budget cuts mean that i will have longer wait times? why is my health care being sacrificed to politics? these are the questions people asked, my constituents, veterans asked me. among the 18 inspectors general that donald trump illegally fired, which by the way, congress was supposed to be notified before an ig is fired like this. maybe but two hours ago, republicans took a vote to silence me because i said donald trump is engaging in grafting. but complete crickets when he breaks the law and doesn't tell us about the firing of 18 inspectors general. how will the firing of the inspector general at the v.a. make it harder to address the issues my constituents, the veterans in my district, raised? >> i responded