juanita and javier valencia have him for protection. the encampment is full of dogs, giving their owners hope and companionship. the couple says they never imagined themselves living at columbus park in san jose. >> living like this, no, i don't really like it, but i didn't have no other choice. we have family, but really family, no, they don't help us at all. >> working here and there. >> reporter: after losing his job as a groundskeeper a little more than a year ago, javier says they've had to rely on juanita's disability check and food assistance programs. they have to also pay someone $500 just to live in this trailer. [ speaking in a global language ] >> translator: well, i used to have two jobs at one point and we used to have even enough money to save a little. then i was laid off and my car broke down. so that's where i am at at moment, trying to get work, even if i have to get two jobs to get us out of here. >> reporter: the couple is new to santa clara county's homeless count which happens every two years. this year the method

also with me, juanita tolliver, democratic strategist, strategist. for being here tonight. susan, this wildfire tragedy will be waiting for donald trump when he returns to the white house in nine days. so far, he has chiefly been focused on placing blame for the fires on his political rivals, like democratic california governor gavin newsom. are you expecting any more leadership from him than that? >> perhaps. >> and here's why. rev, he will be president. he won't be able to just yell from the sidelines. as you mentioned in your gotcha moment. he will be held accountable. and a lot of his new friends happen to have homes in california in those areas. so that may add some pressure. but he will be he will be held accountable for it. so i don't think he while he may make the cheap shots as he usually does, there's actually a chance for him to build up quite a bit of goodwill and maybe even put this, you know, getting the money that's going to be necessary to build back. he may be able to get that, you know, to people and negotiate a little bit, but i do

. >> and rounding us out is juanita tolliver, an msnbc political analyst, as well as the author of the book a more perfect party the night shirley chisholm and diahann carroll reshape politics. peter, let me, let me turn to you in this tiktok ban, donald trump has said he's going to issue an executive order that proposes a way forward. >> that proposed solution involves a theoretical 5050 partnership between an american company and bytedance, the current chinese owned owner of tiktok. >> this raises a number of red flags. first, a 5050 partnership with bytedance does not solve the problem of chinese ownership as is required under the ban. and second, an executive order that ignores the law, which requires the divestiture and was enacted by congress with bipartisan support and upheld by the supreme court, suggests that donald trump may have a very broad view of his own authority here, certainly with respect to the other two branches of government. >> what will this suggest going forward for how donald trump will wield the powers of the presidency relative to those coordinate branches go

says his girlfriend, juanita evans, drives him out of town. >> so that's where i call her sidekick. but miss evans rents a vehicle and she drives him to nevada. >> but before long, tron is captured. lapd homicide investigators head to vegas and grill him. as heard in this exclusive interrogation audio. >> he goes by pnb rock. >> this is the case that we're investigating right now. >> that's really unfortunate. >> god bless that young man. >> so freddy denies he and his wife were involved in the roscoe's murder. >> if y'all figured this guy. my son did it. why do you hurt me? >> you're in here for murder for one 8-7. >> but cops can pin freddy, his son, and others to the heist and murder through the hours of surveillance footage. tron dre'mont jones, his wife and girlfriend, along with his juvenile son, all face charges. >> one thing that freddie tron said on the stand that i really highlighted is he himself said his son was dangerous. >> in a los angeles courtroom, freddie tron is convicted of murder and robbery. dre'mont jones is found guilty of robbery and conspiracy to commit rob

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juanita and javier valencia have him for protection.ull of dogs giving their owners hope and companionship. the couple says they never imagined themselves living at columbus park in san jose. >> living like this isn't -- no. i don't really don't like it. but i didn't have no other choice. and we have family. but really? family. no. they don't help us at all. >> reporter: after losing his job as a groundskeeper, a little more than a year ago, javier says they've had to rely on juanita's disability check and food assistance programs. they've had to also pay someone $500 just to live in this trailer. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> i used to have two jobs at one point and we used to have even enough money to save a little and i was laid off and my car broke down. that's where i am at the moment. trying to get work even if i have to get two jobs to get us out of here. >> reporter: the couple is new to santa clara county's homeless count which happens every two years. this year, the methodology has changed. volunteers are going direc

joining us now is msnbc political analyst juanita tolliver. she's the author of the new book, a more perfect party the night shirley chisholm and diahann carroll reshaped politics, and msnbc political analyst and new york times investigative reporter susanne craig, welcome to you both. >> welcome, welcome, welcome. we put the books on the table, by the way. we just. okay, suzanne, you get us suzanne, you get a new book. we will put your book on the table as well. okay. we love people's books. >> i feel left out here. come on. >> we got you. we got you. okay. thank you, thank you. i want to know. hands raised. this is what they do in their debates. they get people in trouble. raise your hand if you are surprised that joe biden called out all of the oligarchs in his speech. and the ultra rich and the technical techno industrial complex in his final oval office address, because i was and i was frankly happy to hear it, him naming the thing. now, i don't think most people know what oligarchy means. and so we have to be very specific. but this is a

but i had to ask you this, juanita. >> 100%. absolutely.is hold the line. when whatever bill comes forward. i think that also extends across the republican or the california congressional delegation, where republicans from the state are saying the same thing do not condition this aid. it's a harmful precedent that will harm other people down the line. >> susan del percio and juanita tolliver, thank you both for being with us. coming up, president trump ran on a platform of creating jobs for americans. but during his first days back in office, he's launched an all out assault on government workers. the president of the union for president of the union for federal employees is joining me have you always had trouble with your weight? same. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events such as death, heart attack, or stroke in adults with known he

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juanita hernández noticias telemundo.obviamente, pero correcto, esas no son condiciones que son usuales para esa zona. se dan. ocurren exactamente. no son inusuales. de hecho, la última vez que hubo una tormenta de este calibre invernal en la zona de texas fue en el 2021. yo estuve allá, yo la viví y fue un evento mayor debido a la infraestructura que tiene el estado de texas y que no están muy acostumbrados a recibir tanta nieve en esa zona. pero vamos a ver lo que está pasando aquí a nivel local, que seco, cielos bien soleados ye despejados, y se debe a lo siguiente. como les había adelantado en los pasados días, nosotros continuamos acá en la bahía, bajo el dominio de una masa de aire seco que está asociada a ese propio sistema de alta presión que ha estado interactuando con la baja presión al sur y que ha provocado esos fuertes vientos en la zona del sur de califofornia. y aquí hemos visto las temperaturas que han estado aumentando esos medianos 60 y bajos 70 grados. y de hecho así están a esta hora son las 5,48 y san

joining us now, msnbc political analyst juanita tolliver. congressman carlos curbelo of florida. he's an msnbc analyst as well. both of you, thanks for joining. carlos, i'll start with you. is that where the president elect should be focusing his initial energies? or one of the places is pardoning these rioters? he's undoubtedly going to face criticism for it. but isn't that sort of the point? >> well, allie, the president says that he wants to unite the country, and it really doesn't seem that that is a very smart way to get off on the right foot. there are some big issues that people care about immigration, inflation. certainly the president has the mandate to pursue those issues because they were big campaign issues. but obviously january 6th, four years ago was a very tough day for the country. and we'll see. i mean, if some of these people that he's pardoning didn't commit any violent acts against police officers, weren't convicted or did not admit to any serious crimes, i think there's definitely some room for nuance there. but revisit

algeria among several countries joining us on set now as we continue to cover this momentous space is juanita boss was a former pat, assuming prisoner and as a researcher of the palestinian for him for is really studies while he thank you very much for joining us on alger 0. when you watch the scenes unfolding in ramallah to day and these former prisoners be welcomed as heroes. what, what comes to mind? how are you feeling right now when you watch? yes, it's really releasing 1st, i left the cold as a, or it believes that the wind freedom today. and which freedom for all the prisoners as soon hopefully. and this is a historical moment, effective speaking, and some of these prisoners spin the kids g. others were sent in for lifetime lifetime in as early as 9 to 9 years is. so it is a historical moment. it is one of the symbolic for the fitness for them in the with fast, especially a, some symbolic or, and leaders in the pursuing resistance. and the must be in danger, leaving the with that. and but this is it, the city which 1st of all, for all the prisoners to come out. right. and some of the b

juanita, tell us about the title, the timing and.kens. >> back to the. >> power and the convening power. >> of. >> two black women who knew what it was like to carve through the steel. of discrimination of. >> of racism. >> and sexism. and in that right, both diahann. >> carroll and shirley. >> chisholm were. kindred spirits, and diahann carroll didn't hesitate to support chisholm's campaign. and what makes this party powerful is because it came at a time when chisholm was being dismissed and denigrated by members of the press, by political leaders, including leaders within the democratic party, who did not see value in what she was doing. but carroll saw the power. and possibility of what it meant to. >> break the ranks. >> to take. >> it. >> further, to chart. >> a new path similar. >> to what they've done in their respective careers. >> and what i. >> appreciate most about this elegant, lavish party was how. >> it brought together. it brought together. >> people. >> you would never expect to share. >> space from. music industry ic

. >> reporter: the stiffness in her fingers doesn't let juanita macias do much after a brutal cold night in her trailer. they were too weak to even flip a tortilla. her husband has helped prepare breakfast, warming their trailer during this chilly morning. >> my fingers

>> juanita macias and her husband had their own place during the last count, but they now live in a trailer they rent off of spring street next to columbus park. >> my husband lost his job. yeah, he got laid off. he lost his job. and uh- 20-23. we don't have no heaters, and it gets too cold in there in the mornings. it's very cold at night time. it gets cold. it was hard for us, you know, but hopefully we'll. this year i'll be better. >> everyone here has their own story, and the county hopes those unique details can unlock the best ways to get the unhoused the help that they need. it's all part of the bi annual point in time count. >> when you do these surveys, you really get to hear from the individuals that are on the street what their experiences have been, where they came from, where they slept last night, and where they were sleeping before they were becoming homeless. right. so it just gives you a much better sense of what an individual experiencing out. >> here in santa clara county is changing things up this year. the surveys are now done on a new app, and during the physical count

[applause] >> doctor juanita mendes accepting on behalf of her brother pfc. harold johnson.> attention to orders. the president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress march 3, 1863 has posthumously awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to pfc. charles r johnson united states army for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty . pfc. charles r johnson distinguished himself beyond the call of duty while defending all post harry against overwhelming odds and making the ultimate sacrifice to save the lives of his comrades in the republic of korea during theperiod of june 11, 1953 to june 12, 1953 . private johnson was serving as a browning automatic rifleman with company b 15th infantry on regiment third infantry division . chinese forces attacked his unit during a massive nighttime assault . during the bow overwhelming numbers of chinese troops ps assaulted the trenches tand bunkers defended by pfc. johnson and his squad . pfc. johnson wounded from a direct artillery hit on

of justice and msnbc legal analyst, andrew weissmann, and at the table, msnbc political analyst, juanita tolliver. i'm still reading through this ruling, i know you are as well, what stood out to you? >> well, i think that our viewers should understand that donald trump had made a motion saying that because of presidential temporary immunity, when he will serve as president, that that meant that during this time, he should not be sentenced, nor during the time that he is president should he be sentenced so in other words, this should be kicked down the road for over four years. he also said that the case should be dismissed as a result of this temporary immunity that a president enjoys. the d.a. opposed that, so here, judge marchant is saying you know what, you are just like anyone else, there is a unanimous jury and a criminal case found as you said, 34 felony counts which is remarkable that we are going to have the president-elect potentially being sentenced. one final note is that donald trump still have some moves to play, because he can seek an appeal right now to try to prevent thi

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host: let's hear from juanita. caller: how are you? it is very cold here in cincinnati. before i say anything, i want to make a comment about the lady who is going to be trump's chief of staff. as far as i'm concerned, she will be another mark meadows, so i am not impressed at all. secondly, about mrs. harris, can you imagine what the backlash would have been had in any way, shape, or form she would say she would lie on her race and gender to be elected? a lot of black men did not vote for her either. thirdly, all you have to do, and i am an old lady so i can say it, all you have to do is look at the numbers in congress. women tend to bring to congress the things that make houses or homes work. things like, if you're taking care of mom and dad who is going to take care of the kids? who is going to make sure that the gas and electric wills are paid? who is going to make sure that the house taxes are paid, especially in red states? i live across from kentucky. half of the staff went to trial but half of the state doesn't have a nursing home and in their hospitals have clos

doctor juanita mendez, accepting on behalf of her brother, private first class charles johnson.rs. the president of the united states of america, authorized by act of congress, march 3rd, 1863, has posthumously awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to private first class charles r johnson, united states army, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. private first class charles r johnson distinguished himself by conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity beyond the call of duty while defending outpost harry against overwhelming odds and making the ultimate sacrifice to save the lives of his comrades in the republic of korea. during the period of june 11th, 1953, to june 12th, 1953. private first class johnson was serving as a browning automatic rifleman with company b, 15th infantry regiment, third infantry division. chinese forces attacked his unit during a massive nighttime assault. during the ensuing battle, overwhelming numbers of chinese troops assaulted the trenches and bunkers defended by private first cla

>> juanita macias and her husband had their own place during the last count, but they now live in a trailer they rent off of spring street next to columbus park. >> my husband lost his job while. yeah, he got laid off, he lost his job. and uh- 20-23. we don't have no heaters and it gets too cold in there in the mornings. it's very cold at night time. it gets cold. it was hard for us, you know, but hopefully we'll. this year i'll be better. >> everyone here has their own story, and the county hopes those unique details can unlock the best ways to get the unhoused the help that they need. it's all part of the bi annual point in time count. >> when you do these surveys, you really get to hear. >> from the individuals that are on the street what their experiences have been, where they came from, where they slept last night, and where they were sleeping before they were becoming homeless. right. so it just gives you a much better sense of what an individual experiencing out here. >> santa clara county is changing things up this year. the surveys are now done on a new app, and during the physical

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did he ever ask bill clinton about the rape allegation of juanita broderick or bill clinton exposing himself to paula jones or his relationship with monica lewinsky, or the sexual assault allegations by kathleen willey? no, i don't think he ever did. he was perfectly fine, never bringing up real allegations of bill clinton rape, sexual assault, exposing himself, having sex with an intern. and frankly, the democrats pick the perfect guy to drown themselves in hypocrisy. in fact, just see if you can spot the difference between kaine's rhetoric surrounding clinton versus his questioning today. it's not easy to it's not hard to pick up. you'll like this. take a look. >> so you think you are completely cleared because you committed no crime? that's your definition of cleared. you had just fathered a child two months before by a woman that was not your wife. i am shocked that you would stand here and say you're completely cleared. >> something you said back in, i think, 2002, about former president bill clinton, that he should resign if the scandal, the lewinsky scandal, turned out to be t

author and msnbc political analyst juanita tolliver, thank you very much. great being on. congratulations on the book i love it. all right. that does it for us this morning. we'll see you tomorrow morning bright and early at 6 a.m. ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now. ready? right now on ana cabrera reports donald trump expected to speak from the white house today, his second term off to a fast pace with an avalanche of executive orders and actions, including pardons, for roughly 1500. january 6th rioters. the defiant reaction from those convicted of the capitol attack, plus the legal pushback already expected against president trump's actions on immigration, including his move to end birthright citizenship and later, the blitz on capitol hill to seat the president's cabinet. >> after a late night unanimous vote to confirm marco rubio as secretary of state. good morning. >> it's ten eastern, 7 a.m. pacific. great to have you with us. >> i'm ana cabrera reporting from washington on president trump's first full day back in the oval office. he's not taking his foot of

host: let's hear from juanita. caller: how are you? it is very cold here in cincinnati.say anything, i want to make a comment about the lady who is going to be trump's chief of staff. as far as i'm concerned, she will be another mark meadows, so i am not impressed at all. secondly, about mrs. harris, can you imagine what the backlash would have been had in any way, shape, or form she would say she would lie on her race and gender to be elected? a lot of black men did not vote for her either. thirdly, all you have to do, and i am an old lady so i can say it, all you have to do is look at the numbers in congress. women tend to bring to congress the things that make houses or homes work. things like, if you're taking care of mom and dad who is going to take care of the kids? who is going to make sure that the gas and electric wills are paid? who is going to make sure that the house taxes are paid, especially in red states? i live across from kentucky. half of the staff went to trial but half of the state doesn't have a nursing home and in their hospitals have closed. the nu

host: let's hear from juanita. caller: how are you? it is very cold here in cincinnati.say anything, i want to make a comment about the lady who is going to be trump's chief of staff. as far as i'm concerned, she will be another mark meadows, so i am not impressed at all. secondly, about mrs. harris, can you imagine what the backlash would have been had in any way, shape, or form she would say she would lie on her race and gender to be elected? a lot of black men did not vote for her either. thirdly, all you have to do, and i am an old lady so i can say it, all you have to do is look at the numbers in congress. women tend to bring to congress the things that make houses or homes work. things like, if you're taking care of mom and dad who is going to take care of the kids? who is going to make sure that the gas and electric wills are paid? who is going to make sure that the house taxes are paid, especially in red states? i live across from kentucky. half of the staff went to trial but half of the state doesn't have a nursing home and in their hospitals have closed. the nu