he booked it to take him to hart street and southport.he driver asks him how he wants to pay. but he jumps out with other things on his mind. the teenager only had one intent. looking for the taylor swift dance class, 30 tries the wrong door. then, calmly, wonders through the one he wants before disappearing up the stairs towards the children. it was ten minutes before the police arrive to a scene of carnage. two adults and 11 children stabbed and three little girls murdered. six—year—old bb king and elsie dot stancombe age seven didn't stand a chance. nine—year—old alice da silva aguiar managed to get out of the building but died of her injuries. the to get out of the building but died of her injuries. died of her in'uries. the level of violence _ died of her injuries. the level of violence used, _ died of her injuries. the level of violence used, the - died of her injuries. the level| of violence used, the intensity of violence used, the intensity of the violence, the intent, it is clear that rudakubana went to hart street intent on, no

he'd booked it to take him to hart street in southport.ver asks him how he wants to pay. with cash or card, mate? but he jumps out with other things on his mind. the teenager only had one intent, looking for the taylor swift dance class. first he tries the wrong door and then calmly wanders through the one he wants, before disappearing up the stairs towards the children. it was ten minutes before the police arrived to a scene of carnage. two adults and 11 children stabbed, and three little girls brutally murdered. it was of such extreme violence, of the upmost and exceptionally high seriousness, that it is difficult to comprehend why it was done. i am sure that rudakubana had a settled and determined intention to carry out these offences and, that had he been able to, he would have killed each and every child, all 26 of them, as well as any adults that got in his way. having arrested rudakubana, it wasn't long before police went to his house. inside they found chaos. in the lounge, a knife on the sofa and electronic devices full of images

but the man that i introduced you to, chuck hart and his team, they've made an excellent relationship with law enforcement and have showed them, you know, we're here to help you. and so you have organizations like that, volunteer organizations that are getting that access because they need help, too. i mean, we have so many people on the ground, so many boots on the ground. but just given the immense devastation that is surrounding me, it just isn't enough when you look at it, and it's hard to explain it with the words that i have right now, but just seeing it isn't enough. it just it's so much damage. and so anybody that can help and that they've allowed access to this area, they're going to accept that help because we have the los angeles department of water and power there trying to get rid of those trees. you can maybe hear the buzzing in the background right now, those downed power lines as well. but any additional resources, that goes a very long way. we have to think step by step at this moment, the here and now. because just a little bit of effort, a little bit of effort day b

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. >> reporter: this video was shot by chuck hart as his beloved neighborhood of pacific palisades went up in flames. chuck spent that first day doing all he could to save both his home and his mom's. >> can we get a little bit of water over here real quick? just on the corner. >> reporter: miraculously, he saved both homes but so much of the rest of the neighborhood was flattened, so once the worst of the flames died out and the sun came up, chuck who owns a local construction company grabbed all the gear he could and a crew of 30 men and headed out. >> we loaded everybody up, chainsaws, field up, ready to rock 'n roll, dump trucks and everything, we started cutting the trees up. >> reporter: for more than a week, from sunup to sundown, chuck and his crew have been snaking through the destroyed areas, clearing trees and debris to help first responders get through. >> so, we did all of this, we circled back, and they were more trees falling. >> reporter: the fires were so powerful, they seemed to have burned the trees from the inside out, creating a huge hazard. >> all of a sudden, it j

this is 39 year-old jonathan hart. again, was last seen january 10th in pleasant hill.5 foot 7 weighs about 130 pounds. authorities say he could possibly be and any act or in the surrounding areas near lone tree way or blue rock road and paschall rental company rent the runway announced and they're going to give out free memberships to those who lost their homes in the file. fires customers are allowed to resign or clothing items online at a discount. the company's going about 10,000 coats for 2 months of scripts as part of the program. >> 6.13, now let's get a look outside at the coastline. here's your view from half moon bay right now. skies are beautiful and clear overhead. but if you're watching right before the break, i showed you those current temperatures down in the 30's for a lot of us. >> so just make sure you're bringing that extra cozy later this morning. as you are trying to step out there, skies will remain clear all day long today. beautiful, clear one. just a very subtle offshore breeze. not much to it. so a nice and calm one. the calming winds is especi

his neighbor was chuck hart, where he was out there as i said with a crew of people. he's the owner of the local construction company, as he told us he's been here in the palisades since the fire started last week. now on the day of the flames, he would race from his home to his mother's home to do all he could to protect those two places. miraculously, he was able to save both of those homes. but it was hard for him to watch really as the city would burn down around him. once those flames would stop. he jumped in to action and grabbed all his construction equipment and his crew and headed out to help clean up as much as he could. and they have been working non-stop since. >> and this convoy that you would see going up and down. it loaded everybody up. cain had saws in, like fueled up, ready to rock 'n' roll, everything, just start sectioning trees, getting stuff out of the way. >> reporter: and chuck told us they have been weaving their way through the streets, cutting down all the burned out trees, and even more than a week now until they first tore through here whe

. >> reporter: this video is shot by chuck hart as his beloved neighborhood went up in flames. >> i don't even know, but it's all the way down to the beach. >> reporter: chuck spent that first day doing all he could to save his home and his mom's. >> can we get a little bit of water over here? >> reporter: miraculously he saved both homes. but the rest of the neighborhood was flattened. chuck, who owns a local construction company, grabbed all the gear he could. >> loaded everybody up. chain saws in, like fueled up, ready to roll. just started to section trees and cut them up. >> reporter: for more tan a week now from sun up to sun down, chuck and his crew have been snaking through the destroyed areas. clearing trees and debris to help first responders get through. >> and so we did all of our cast. we did el niÑo, which i circled back through there. there's more trees that have fallen. >> reporter: chuck says the fires were so powerful that they seemed to have burnt many of the trees from the inside-out. creating a huge hazard. >> and so it is sitting there and then they snap, and a massi

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we will continue to monitor all the events out ofjoe hart where the negotiations are being held.bc news. inflation in the uk unexpectedly slowed in december, providing some welcome relief to the under pressure chancellor, rachel reeves. the headline figure fell to 2.5% from 2:6.% in november. but the number is still above the bank of england's target of 2%. the uk's chief secretary to the treasury, darrenjones, told the bbc the economy is on the right track — but that more needs to be done. i think the plan for change is working and the fact that inflation is coming down is a sign for that. it's good that inflation is broadly stable around the 2% target, it's good that it's starting to come down. there's no denying the fact that many people at home are still struggling with a cost of living and we know we have got more work to do to help them get more pounds in their pockets at the end of each month, but also to make sure we maintain the stable approach to the economy in the years ahead. let's speak to susannah streeter, head of money and markets at hargreaves lansdown. thank you

. >> hart says the changes are necessary for the transit agency to upgrade its train control system. the biggest changes for those writing the yellow line from 09:00pm to midnight. it will end at sfo instead of millbrae. meanwhile, trains that run supple in millbrae will run every 15 minutes. neither of which would affect colleen will birds. honestly, with my schedule and usually pulling up the app to see which one i'm going to be catching anyway. but >> i guess it's a little bit more important, too. check the times of arrivals and departures. if they're supposed to be impacting the changes. also for bart to sink its schedule with other transit agencies in the bay area. i think one of the things that the pandemic showed to transit agencies is that we need to do a better job working together. and so the schedule change with bart and other transit agencies all happening at the same time is that realization of that and it's also the fruition of that. >> and this new nightly service planned for millbrae riders is expected to last several years because this section of the tracks will be t

. >> reporter: this video was shot by chuck hart as his beloved neighborhood of pacific palisades went up in flames. >> i don't even know. we haven't left, but i'm guessing it's all the way from -- down to the beach. >> reporter: chuck spent that first day doing all he could to save both his home and his mom's. >> ryan, can we get a little bit of water over here real quick? yeah. just on that corner. >> reporter: miraculously, he saved both homes, but so much of the rest of the neighborhood was flattened. so once the worst of the flames died out and the sun came up chuck, who owns a local construction company, grabbed all the gear he could and a crew of 30 men and headed out. >> loaded everybody up, chainsaws in, like fueled up ready to rock and roll, dump trucks, everything, just started sectioning trees, cutting trees up getting stuff out of the way. >> reporter: for more than a week now from sun-up to sundown chuck and his crew have been snaking through the destroyed areas, clearing trees and debris to help first responders get through. >> so we did all of marquez. we did elmenia, w

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press the hart closes. it's not the 1st at 10 by the us to broker a hostage deal between israel and the most, many of which were also branded a breakthrough. they failed. so what makes this one different? and so if we're going to go by what has been said also by blinking by then um which i, i trust that this is the reality. how much. busy does repeatedly refused to any uh to the deal that has been made and uh in the previous times that its been brought up and uh and um, they rarely side has been pretty study. and the difference is that as well as no longer threatening our northern border actively, i'm sure, in a few years we'll have to get back to that. but currently, as they were since october a that a stop since the deal up north and a bite and who has been a big support documented terry and aid who has been threatening with cutting off the weapons to israel, who has been threatening not to end or rough uh to whoever remembers, um, to, to run the war in a certain way. and really limiting is also related t

as we have not correspondents, hart assumed some 608 trucks and took garza yesterday on the 1st day of the seas. fine 1000 was already seen entering again today. but how difficult is it to distribute that a to gets it? so the people actually who need us, it's always been extraordinary difficult as you know, these many, many months got a to the people safely, especially to the ones who really need it as a prior and see the difference now is that the same impediments in terms of unexpected or roads which have rubble exist, but we're not being impeded by military forces. that's a huge benefit of the looting, which we've always worried about. the gang gangsters, i think, is diminished by virtue of the more trucks coming in. and that's a gets into the hands of the people that'd be less feed for it. but the, you know, we need to pop punk to be completely renovated. we need oil to be provided to it. and also because as well as to provide a to the right places. and also this is within the context of which as receipt, as you showed, so visit the people desperate to move home. yeah. so the movem

press the hart closes. i haven't stood at this podium and said anything particularly optimistic about a hostage deal with quite some time. and that's because we haven't been in the position that i find, i think we are in today. why is that? it's because of the gaps of fundamentally narrow down the key issues as well. also both sides crumbled, to finalize, the do before january 20 of to president elect donald trump war and but if there was no do before he's integration, all hell will break out in the middle is that if the deal does materialize this time, it's these words x y trunk rather than the plight of the hostages. that will have driven it. mistaken this in those us, which is our back, i don't want to hook indigo, she ation. and then i back by the time i get into office, all hell will break out in the middle east and it will not be good for a mouse and it will not be good frankly, for anyone all hell will break out. i don't have to say anymore, but that's what it is. and they should have given them back

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press the hart closes while were there any days before, by the leaves office, the main stream media is throwing him onto the bus over the gauze of will. cbs news is that interviews with fully us administration. officials who have exposed direct links between washington's on supplies to as well and the mass killing of civilians by the idea, the fragments of us bombs next to massacres of, of, to mostly children. and that's the devastation it's been over whelming we, children be as rarely as we're using those bonds in some instances, to target one or 2 individuals in densely packed areas. what is happening and gaza would not be able to happen without us arms. that's without a doubt. the message that prime minister netanyahu received is that he was on the one in the driver's seat and he was controlling this and us support was going to be there and she could take it for brent, when you tried to speak out vocalize what you saw happening and gaza, you feel like you were told to shut up? yes, i would show images of children that were starved to death. in one incident i was basically paraded. d

press, the hart closes deal. we have a structure. we're free. the hostages hall to friday provide security israel and allow us to significantly search you mandatory assistance to the palestinians, suffered terribly and as for ma started, they've been through hell. somebody this and people have been killed. so many communities have been destroyed. policy, the people deserve peace. right? to determine their own future is or there's peace and real security in the hostages, their families desire to be very united. what are the of the me of costs um? shake them in bahamas. oh potty spoke to president bite and the statement the as office said the lead has discussed the latest developments and the gaza strip and the occupied policy and territories, as well as joint mediation efforts to end the war on the strip. you may also reveal, but he received a mazda allegation on monday to discuss the ongoing negotiations, how to solve it has moved from jordans capital a mon, she's that because as i was bound to observe from operating that and in the occupied wes

also in vienna, for an hart lab as a political consultant and experts and for right movements. welcome to all of you to inside story michael. let's start with you. herbert kick will seems likely. i think you'll agree to become the next chancellor of austria. he has the best chance of forming a coalition. it's his job now to form a coalition with the conservative. a couple of things for of yours to know about him. he runs the s t o a party which is founded by a former nazis back in the 19 fifties and he's referred to himself as folks counselor the people's chancellor, which is also how hitler was addressed and referred to at times. and beyond that, who is he and what are his political belief? the 1st song, silent d'angelo from the no. yeah. basically you mentioned that the freedom upon it was founded by noxious in the 1950s. by the way, i would say form and not just because being informed and not to me that you really change you ideology. but basically what happens is a 1945, the national socialist party was forbidden. of these people who stayed strong was the believe. so. and t

here to break it all down john hart, ceo of open the books. john, it's not surprising that a biden appointee to the federal courts issued this stay. but i know you have already identified 75 defunct government agencies that somehow need -- still get some type of funding? explain that? >> yeah, laura. thanks for having me. look, a federal judge can take away the pause button but they can't take away his veto pen. the president has ample opportunities to play hard ball with congress. he should work with the republican congress to constrain the spending. our organization open the books. taking a deep dive look at all 441 agencies listed in the federal register. the first thing we found was 75 of those are actually obsolete. so the trump administration can today claim that they can go in and cut the number of agencies by almost 20%. just by watching the store and paying attention like any business owner would do. and but it goes way beyond that, laura. we have this crazy lose it or use it rule that force agencies to throw money out the door at the

. >> hart says the changes are necessary for the transit agency to upgrade its train control system. the biggest changes for those writing the yellow line from 09:00pm to midnight. it will end at sfo instead of millbrae. meanwhile, trains that run supple in millbrae will r n every 15 minutes. neither of which would affect colleen will birds. honestly, with my schedule and usually pulling up the app to see which one i'm going to be catching anyway. but >> i guess it's a little bit more important, too. check the times of arrivals and departures. if they're supposed to be impacted. the changes also for bart to sink its schedule with other transit agencies in the bay area. i think one of the things that the pandemic show to transit agencies is that we need to do a better job working together. and so the schedule change with bart and other transit agencies. >> all happening at the same time is that realization of that and it's also the fruition of that. >> and now the new nightly service planned for millbrae riders is expected to last several years because this section of the tracks, it's

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jeffrey hart, the doj official who urged other officials to put out false statements. they were there for a movie screening featuring john eastman. this comes four years after the capitol attack which led to trump's criminal indictment. i want to let you listen to bennie thompson, who was the chairman of the january 6 select committee this morning talking to our colleagues about the event that took place here in florida. >> obviously, he's trying to rewrite history. we stand by the work of the committee. obviously, the department of justice, who finally decided to move forward, brought a number of indictments and people are in jail an now this president-elect wants to call them patriots. that's so unfortunate. >> reporter: in those remarks last night, donald trump, despite winning this 2024 election and about to be sworn in just two weeks from now, continued to admonish mike pence as former vice president for not rejecting electors four years ago. donald trump continued to defend his actions in the lead up to the certification of joe biden's victory and now welcoming m

the first amendment was by phil hart to further amend the seventh exemption. and that would not just exempt records compiled for law enforcement purposes but only to the extent that it would interfere with law enforcement proceedings or some other enumerated arm in the exemption. senator roman roscoe who was ranking republican on the judiciary represented the administration vigorously opposed . there was a strong debate interesting debate. i was able to come through some of the debates back then they were substantive. they were to the point. fortunately the heart amendment prevailed. by a vote of 56 to 29 . a number of senators absent back then. then senatormuskie took the floor. with an amendment to the first exemption. again , those of you who are students of history would recall one of the early supreme court cases brought by patsy make where the supreme court said information that's classified on its face is exempt under the first exemption. the court needed look no further than the stamp on the front of the document. senator muskie who would preside over

at least four people hurt after aborted takeoff in jackson hart field airport during that winter storm last hour. video shows travelers scattered on the snowy runway and delta say the plane experienced an engine problem and the faa says it'll investigate. reck the yankee's fans that mauled dodgers star macky betz in game four of the world series? they're now banned from all mlb stadiums indefinitely and they tried to grab the ball out of his glove during the game. they're using seats of a season ticketholder who did not attend the game. the league says the unruly fans actions posed a health and safety risk and those are your headlines. will: appreciate the producers not putting in the game with the semifinals and it belongs to the buckeyes last night. charlie: are you a longhorns fan or -- will: always. rachel: california burned state lawmakers holding a special session to trump-proof their state. the forward democratic lead fertilizer that state, from california, reacts next. it z ♪ believe it or not baby... at university of phoenix... you... you... you... you could earn your... maste

larry: none of those personal allegations amounted to any official charge by the local harts in california and there was no official charge as i recall. >> yeah, and fbi investigation is back, the ranking member and the chairman of our committee read those and there's nothing there that would bring up any allegation and everything is falling into place and you'll get a huge attack tomorrow and sataring about 9:00 from the left and democrats can't stand anybody that's going to come in and make a change for the american people and continue with the woke policies. larry: look at woke policies and hegseth pledged to end those policies and dei and so forth. and to re-inculcate a warrior culture in the pentagon, which by the way undoubtedly help moral. there's a lot of great people in the army and the various services, we know that. they just need support from someone that's very strong. but, i mean, here's the point, mr. trump want as change. we need a complete change of american foreign policy over the last four years. it's been a policy of appeasement, america has lost ground, the world has b

sue hart to minnesota christian calls are suing the state after lots of schools cannot participate in law now requires students and students of faith on the application for the program that gives student free school credits for that colleges are fronting the measure saying it discriminates on the basis of religious exercise. u.s. supreme court has agreed to review one 100% state dispute to establish a nation's first public charter school. the justice will review a lower court ruling blocking application by the oklahoma catholic church that concluded establishing the charter school would violate the constitutional ban on state sponsorship of religion. the case will likely be argued in april with the ruling by late june. changes within the department of education or already being made with president trump just about to finish his first week back in the white house reform education press secretary angela moore joins me more to discuss the impact on students and families. angela, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> what's your reaction to the initial actions taken by president trump? >>

and hart of the los angeles mayor's crisis response team. see, that's going that would put a smile it definitely would confusing around here, too. >> that does it for kron. 4 news at 4 o'clock. stay tuned. news at 4 o'clock. stay tuned. now kron 4 news at 5 is next. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. >> now at 5, a closer look at this weekend's deadly car crash in san francisco. a total of 8 victims, one of them dead. and president trump has been sworn in for his second and final term in office signing a slew of executive orders many which could be legally challenged. and the bay area celebrates the life and legacy of doctor martin luther kingio

he says the scammer see an opportunity to take advantage of people harting who are vulnerable. they can use links sent to cellphones or offer services. that's rule of thumb. they say is if you don't recognize the charity reaching out, don't give them any of your info. certainly not your money. fatah says price gouging can also happen after something like this. >> we often see price gouging during these difficult times. and there are anti price gouging laws in california. penal code 3.96, which prevents increasing the price of certain goods and services over 10% from the price they were before the declaration of emergency. you see any of those prices increased over 10% from before the declaration of emergency in ventura county or in la county. please let us know. >> but as promised to take action against looters. >> firefighters from the bay area are down in southern california right now to help battle these historic wildfires. kron four's joey horta shares a look at the toll that this can take on those firefighters. >> these men and women are working around the clock. they don'

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they want you to take a look and see if you can help. 39 year-old jonathan hart again was last seen january 10th in pleasant hill. he's about 5 foot, 730 pounds has blonde hair and they think he might be wearing a hat could possibly be in antioch, near lone tree way or blue rock road. >> well, happening in the south bay, the aloha roller rink is going to be closing after 6 years in san jose's eastridge center. it was originally called the local roller palace back in 1970, remember, that's been around for years and years of family staple. the business shut down briefly for a year and 2014 and then reopen as the roller rink. but now families won't be able to enjoy it anymore. is that roller rink is officially shutting down february 23rd. in the north bay. the bilayer unified school district is going to be hosting a town hall tonight to discuss potential school closures and consolidations superintendent there and district leaders are going to be representing are presenting reasons as to why they're considering these proposals. those who want to attend are free to give their feedback. it's set

so after pretty hearts, hart, after a pretty hot start. newcomer buddy hield has gone into a little bit of a shooting slump over the last 4 games healed is 5 for 29 from the field and 2 for 21. from beyond the arc. so steve kerr said he's still confident that but he can turn it around. >> leave you know, impact. i know what an impact, but he has on our team when he's making shots. we need body. so there's no thought of taking him out of the rotation. just about time helping him find his rhythm. then the whole team for that matter. and that's why. you know, i want to keep this rotation. i want to keep the starting lineup. i want to give this group a chance to to build some continuity momentum i have to guys. now both as a group and individually find that that offensive flow. >> tipoff is at 7 tonight. and happening tonight, the golden state warriors and make-a-wish are teaming up to help a little warriors dreams come true. 8 year-old you mean joe and his family will tonight. 76 ers game. he's a big sports fan and the flying all the way from

. >> hart says the changes are necessary for the transit agency to upgrade its train control system. the biggest changes for those writing the yellow line from 09:00pm to midnight. it will end at sfo instead of millbrae. meanwhile, trains that run supple in millbrae will run every 15 minutes. neither of which would affect colleen will birds. honestly, with my schedule and usually pulling up the app to see which one i'm going to be catching anyway. but >> i guess it's a little bit more important, too. checked the times of arrivals and departures. if they're supposed to be impacting the changes also for bart to sink its schedule with other transit agencies in the bay area. i think one of the things that the pandemic showed to transit agencies is that we need to do a better job working together. and so the schedule change with bart and other transit agencies. >> all happening at the same time is that a realization of that? and it's also the fruition of that. >> well, in the southr a santa clara county receiving 12 million dollars. 10 saw more electric vehicle charging stations. the proj

looking for this man. 39 year-old jonathan hart. again, he's been missing since january 10th last seen in pleasant hill. he's 5 feet. 7 inches tall. weighs around 130 pounds. his blog here is likely wearing a hat. authorities say you could possibly in any occur maybe near lone tree way or blue rock road. in the east bay. the aloha roller rink. it's going to be closing after 6 years and settles easy, strict center. it was originally name aloha roller plant list dating back to 1977. where it was on blossom hill until in 2014 when it closed the business open back up year later, renamed itself to aloha. roller rink about a location, a location until it settled at the eastridge center back in 2018. the company says it's going close february 23rd as it continues searching for new home. still ahead, the kron morning news recovery efforts are under way in socal. >> business owners returned the site of devastating palisades fire. when talk about what's next for the rebuild. and the sharks in boston taking on the hill wilson has all the highl

you also said you were going to work hard to update the merger guidelines and hart scott rodino which is the merger reporting requirements a form that had not been updated since about 1979. early on you had a couple of losses in merger challenges, but -- and the critics pounced on that. but lately the story line seems were more favorable. with respect to merger enforcement, what has the f.t.c. accomplished and what have you done jointly with jonathan cantor at the justice department in terms of advancing antitrust merger enforcement? comm'r khan: i was very fortunate to get to serve in this whole r role while jonathan was heads of the antitrust digs. tkwaoeply shared values and commitments that resulted in as strong a relationship between our two agencies as we have had in decades. we won a few months of joining sat down and had a discussion what are the areas of the law that we think are ripe for making sure we are having the courts engage with new facts and ensuring the law is keeping face with those market ralgts. let's collectively figure this beauties especially with mergers we a

again, we're live in san francisco, joe hart, a kron 4 news.nk you, joey. >> 9.33 is the time and the family of an elderly woman who was pushed in front of a moving car train and killed is now suing bart. yeah, they're speaking out saying that it's unsafe and that part doesn't protect their riders. kron four's terisa stasio has more. >> the family says the bart is putting lives at risk and that is why they say that they are taking this action. >> i can't express the amount of hurt. that my family has gone through. that is the nephew, of course, owned and down the 74 year-old daly city resident shown here. >> was known as a generous, compassionate woman who loved to cook for her colleagues and care for her family members. but on july first 2024 5 minutes after dan dan left her job as a telephone operator park hilton hotel and downtown san francisco. the family says that she was pushed from the platform at the powell street bart station and later died of her injuries. it's not just him. >> there's a lot of people out there. >> cool. >> it's just

hart about this and his book, particularly lost soul of american protestantism protestantism. the historians look at the dramatic conflict, the arguments, and so would think that the 1920s was a story only about the fundamentalists and the modernists having having a war with each other. and you forget about everybody else who doesn't fall into those two categories here. what about those who take a different view of civil. or are comfortable with one version of civil religion and not comfortable with another version of civil religion? are more comfortable with the honoring the flag. but there are some religious groups right that that will not salute the flag. so we have we have differences there about how far people will go in honoring the nation. but those who those who are comfortable with the flag are comfortable with memorial day parades and 4th of july parades. these civic activities, but that are uncomfortable with the taking the giving of the content of the religion for the purposes of state. i can think of people like the are so glad newhouse mentioned the senate luther

approach to remove those violent illegal drug traffickers from our communities the ones causing the most harta safe. >> lawrence: give me examples of background of some of the individuals. i'm seeing all of these agents together i have lent criminals that are security threats for our country. >> that's absolutely correct. the dea has prioritized drug investigations on those involving violent criminal illegal drug traffickers and this is an example of the work that we do kay in and day out from our partners with the department of home land. these arrests yesterday are indicative of the types of violent offenders that are working our city streets and the dea is committed to working with our partners to remove them to keep our city safe. >> lawrence: i know your background and served among post administrations republican and democrat? >> yeah. >> lawrence: then i look at target list on there. just my background know if you have got all these people on a wall right now. y'all have known about them for a long time. >> that's correct. >> lawrence: what has changed that you guys are able to go scoop

he's 39 year-old jonathan hart again. and he was last seen january 10th in pleasant hill, they say is about 5 foot. 7 weighs 130 pounds and has blonde air hair. they think he's probably wearing a hat and then he could be an antioch, possibly near lone tree way or blue rock road. >> happening in the east bay and the aloha, a roller rink is going to be closing after 6 years at san jose's eastridge center. it was originally named aloha roller palace back in 1977. and it had that name all the way through 2014 when it closed the first time. but the business reopened a year later with the new name. aloha roller rink. well, unfortunately, that role right now is set to shut down permanently on february. 23rd. >> time now is 8.19, and president trump is wasting no time in getting his second term under way. that's right. pardons. >> were among those that he issued washington correspondent maddie beer-temple gives us the latest. >> on his first day in office, president trump signed more than 200 executive actions and orders. one of

police are looking for this missing man. 39 year-old jonathan hart.he was last seen january 10th in pleasant hill. he's about 5 foot. 7 weighs 130 pounds has blonde hair and they say he's likely wearing a hat. he could possibly be in antioch or in near by lone tree way or blue rock road. >> well, happening in the east bay, the aloha roller rink is going to be closing after 6 years at san jose's eastridge center. it was originally named aloha roller palace back in 1977. and it was called that until 2014 when it closed the first time, the business then opened back up a year later, renaming itself. aloha. roller rink. the roller skating rink will shutdown officially on february. 23rd. well, 15,000 costco workers nationwide have overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike if a new contract isn't reached by the end of the month, the international brotherhood of teamsters says the company posted 135% increase in net profits since 2018. but it's refused to meet its demands for fair wages and benefits. strike authorization vote are often used as a negotiation