of john lewis. and lo behold, there wasn't one. no one had written one. and it seemed to me a way in those years of a presidency to spend my time, as it were, as a historian, with someone who, represented a very different set of american traditions and values and ideals and someone whose company, if i can it that way would be sustaining me for the next several years. and it took me a while to get an appointment with mr. lewis. but i went down to see him in atlanta. he had just done the super bowl toss the week and the next day he was going to do the oscars to introduce green. so it was kind of peak. john lewis as well as pick donald trump. but squeezed me in. i got his blessing. do the book and then, you know, lo and behold, five years later, here we are. well, know, i did my master's thesis on robert, and i had the opportunity to interview congressman lewis. did you do it in his office? i went there and it was for. yeah, i was in his atlanta office. mean both of the offices are amazing. but, you kn

lewis. >> guilty as no. >> charged 55 year old michael lewis. charged with stalking for allegedly sending the 22 year old indiana fever star. multiple messages and posts via the platform x starting in mid-december. in one message, lewis allegedly telling clark that he drove around her house three times a day, and in another, he allegedly stated his plan to go to a game and sit behind her team's bench. police say lewis even traveled from his home in texas to indianapolis to be closer to clark. investigators tracking him to a hotel near the team's home arena and questioning him about the messages. lewis allegedly claiming it's an imagination fantasy type thing. it's a joke. police warning lewis to cease contact with clark, later arresting him on sunday after they say the messages continued. the court entered a not guilty plea on lewis's behalf. the judge questioning his mental state. he's now being held on $50,000 bail. the judge ordering him to stay away from clark and the arena she plays in. erielle reshef, abc news new york. >> all right ariel

lewis. >> a texas man, 55 year old michael thomas lewis, is charged with felony stalking of clark. not guilty entered on his behalf. despite the surprising outburst. >> guilty? no. >> in a five page court document filed on january 11th, lewis is charged with repeated or continuing harassment of caitlin clark. prosecutors say clark felt terrorized, frightened, intimidated or threatened and was in reasonable fear of sexual battery. prosecutors saying that lewis sent these threatening and sexually explicit messages to clark on x. some seemed to indicate how close lewis may have gotten to clark. lewis allegedly writing, been driving around your house three times a day. in another message, allegedly writing i'm getting tickets. i'm sitting behind the bench. in another, we're coming to you live from downtown indy. >> anybody that develops fascinations with other people and are willing to travel to their location, stay in a hotel that's actually close to the stadium where caitlin clark plays. i mean, that's all concerning behavior as far as law enforcement is concerned. >> the indiana fev

lewis. >> guilty as charged. >> no. >> reporter: 55-year-old michael lewis charged with stalking for allegedly sending the 22-year-old indiana fever star multiple messages and posts via the platform x, starting in mid-december. in one message, lewis allegedly telling clark that he drove around her house three times a day and in another, he allegedly stated his plan to go to a game and sit behind her team's bench. police say lewis even traveled from his home in texas to indianapolis to be closer to clark. investigators tracking him to a hotel near the team's home arena, and questioning him about the messages. lewis allegedly claiming, "it's an imagination, fantasy type thing. it's a joke." police warning lewis to cease contact with clark, later arresting him on sunday after they say the messages continued. david, the court entered a not guilty plea on lewis's behalf. the judge questioning his mental state. he's now being held on $50,000 bail. he's been ordered to stay away from clark and the arena she plays in. david? >> david: erielle reshef. erielle, thank you. >>> when we come back

i got to call john lewis the last few months of his life every single time we had a vote on the floor of the house because he designated me to cast the vote for him during the covid proxy rules, he was too ill to be here. he gave me a incredible gift to vote for my district and then come to the podium and announce to this congress i was about to cast the vote on behalf of the gentleman from the giftth district of georgia, john lewis, most known for the precious right to vote gave me a gift i'll carry with me for the rest of my life and that was the opportunity to carry his vote to the floor of this house. i want to thank my extended family, really, my staff. to the dozens of team members, the past and present members of my crew, thanks for your hard work, for your dedication. i have really had the most talented and selfless team, dedicated district staff i could hope for. they poured themselves into this work, their heart and souls. i've often told my staff that while i carry this voting card and wear this pin on my lapel, they serve in congress, and they've done that extraordinarily

and that was the story of john lewis's. so, you know we have to lean in to resilience of the journey and you know the fact that incredible leaders like a john lewis instance talk about in the letter i have freedom over fascism and we show an image of martin luther king jr speaking at the march on washington on 28th of 1963. and what that fight was all about then the march on washington for jobs and freedom is the full name of that march was. and the fact that we have to carry forward these fights into the future, it's so important. and the fact that the fights they they take a long time, you know, as i'm sure many of you have, i know as you have hakeem since the election, i've had people say to me, you know well now what you know where we're so frustrated with how things turn out, where we're so worried about how they turned out. you know, i've heard from young people that i teach at uva and i was at william and mary and, you know, my to them has been you've got about two weeks to feel bad and and then you got to get back t

and then lewis team travels around the country, teaching people how to go online. these message boards included assassination list and ideological content and who you should hate and why, but they also included social network content like personal. and this was in 198485 way before most people think about far right online activism. decades before facebook can be using this early form of the internet, clansman skinheads, neo nazis, another extremist groups banded together to commit a series of heinous robberies, bombings, and murders across the country. that's where, all right, so that's where all the radical right. and that's a crime in america. when you have to do the time, don't read the crime, will be at the forefront of the site to what? uh, hopefully, uh, smashing the skulls of timeliness or executing res traders or shooting on site. anybody we don't think is why we have to get our government back. that's what it's all about. all these so called subversive groups are nothing but patriotic citizens trying to do just that. by 1985, the department of justice came

lewis and mr.l have a couple of medicine while completing the cities allowed to more effectively compete against china and other countries and if you take a minute and i'll pass mr. powell. >> i was safe yes actually for similar reasons we were talking about to.unified direction instead of the disputes we had between different agencies in the past and the studies can really set with the facts are about how the different mental work in the technology using it and hopefully coordination could be built off of the scientific facts. >> okay so if i was quickly send it via that would being evaluated the very band that all of us sitting here asking for the government to get into the market, will have acknowledge the bands are heavily encumbered with there's complex sections associated with the current users potential commercial use. so some level the matter what form it takes, there has to be continued evaluation of white and reliability of doing that in the appropriate approach to doing that. >> okay tha

ads. regularly as the coca-cola van or john lewis ads.— regularly as the coca-cola van or john lewised in corridors already in july, 12,000 . in corridors already injuly, 12,000 people waiting in ambulances for more than an hour before they can be seenin more than an hour before they can be seen in hospital, isn't that what you should be focusing on, rather than the long term plans? some health leaders have said this week that the grave concern is that your plans do not recognise that emergency care recovery, your plan for electives will fail. irate emergency care recovery, your plan for electives will fail.— for electives will fail. we have got to do both, _ for electives will fail. we have got to do both. we — for electives will fail. we have got to do both, we have _ for electives will fail. we have got to do both, we have to _ for electives will fail. we have got to do both, we have to focus i for electives will fail. we have got to do both, we have to focus on . for electives will fail. we have got i to do both, we have to focus on the immediate crisis in the longer term, and th

lewis beam has been charged with seditious conspiracy. along with 13 other individual what else has a concert? saturday night when all the drug store in towns closed, but the trial was a disaster for the government, a standing verdict this afternoon, the trial of 13 white supremacist among chargers, they faced conspiracy to overthrow the government of united states. the verdicts from the white jury came on the 4th day of deliberations beam and his co defendants were acquitted on all charges. the humiliating outcome, let the d o j to focus their attention on individual criminals and the band and investigations of the white power movement as a domestic terrorist threat. the catastrophic legacy of liter let's resistance, has been that we as the public have lost sight of this movement. we don't have any domestic terrorism legislation. we don't have domestic terrorism was, for example, the number one tool, if the agents and prosecutors used to disrupt a terrorist attacks in the united states as material support the, the material support is bas

inspired watching youtube clips of lewis hamilton, josh soon began karting.se. as a tiny tot, we used to watch formula 1 together and that's probably what started the passion. he is probably more of 80s and 90s formula 1 than i ever will. and he stumbled across some karting clips and that's really what sparked the passion and want to try karting. 2024 is breakthrough year. winning the british open, also the international trophy. before the big one — the grand finals in italy, in the class from eight—11—year—olds, he became world champion. it's gonna bejoshua cooke! it feels amazing. it's like a massive privilege. the sacrifices we've had to make makes it even bigger. we have two cart like 30—35 weekends a year. still, have to get to school, and kind of have to balance it out and it's kind of tough. this year, he is moving up in age category. he doesn't have to do but he will test themselves against more experienced drivers. for the next three, four years, he has to keep delivering results, driving well, competing against the best. we have set our sights on eu

canjon lewis work out what's going wrong?tually we've practised really, really well, but we haven't played very well. so the bit that we're missing is the bit where we cross the line as to how we how we go out and perform. if we, you know, we're doing a lot of really good stuff in practice, which is, i think, for the players and the coaching staff is really frustrating because we feel like we're in a good position. we've got some really good players and we haven't been able to transfer that onto the field, which is a great shame because, you know, i think this is a great opportunity for us to to show what a good cricket team we are, and we haven't been able to do that. if you were looking to england's men to provide some sporting salvation in chennai — well you'd be out of luck. it was a darn sight closer mind you, with india winning the second of five t20 internationals in the final over, in a game that ebbed one way then the other all afternoon. joe lynskey reports. this was t20 cricket in the balance to the finish. after t

lewis top scored with 92, with leah paul also getting a half century.dmark for india captain smriti mandhana — she's reached 4000 runs in women s odis. india are now long off sealing the win. they're on 236—4. all three odis are being played at the niranjan shah stadium in rajkot, which is hosting women's one—day cricket for the first time. six golfers shared the opening round lead in the sony open — harry hall, denny mccarthy and eric cole are amongst them — after getting an early start in hawaii last week, and coming off a record score to par at kapalua, hideki matsuyama ended the opening round three shots behind them. he birdied two of his last three holes for a 67. he is trying to become the third player to sweep the hawaii swing. and a moment to wince perhaps too, as matsuyama's driver flew into the crowd, on the 9th tee. the former masters champion losing his grip there, luckily not injuring anyone, but he was quick to the scene, to ensure all was ok. the shot itself, wayward, but he managed to recover to birdie the hole. and that's all the sport

opposition for the first time in their history, they went ahead afterjust eight minutes, but goals from lewisht consecutive victories in all competition for newcastle. here are all of sunday's results then. championship side hull are out of the competition, beaten by league two doncaster rovers on penalties after a 1—1 draw. no further shocks, though, as premier league sides ipswich town and southampton all saw off lower tier opposition, as did crystal palace who had eberechi eze to thank as they beat stockport county i—o. and the draw had been made for the fourth round. manchester united will welcome club legend ruud van nistelrooy newcastle had to come from behind to beat fourth—tier bromley. bromley, who were playing premier league opposition for the first time in their history, they went ahead afterjust eight minutes, but goals from lewis miley, anthony gordon and william osula make it eight consecutive victories in all competition for newcastle. here are all of sunday's results then. championship side hull are out of the competition, beaten by league two doncaster rovers on penalties aft

those bolts, these are about lewis tablets, insides that he's realized, his dream is it because it's a new life, it is new for all retained the sometime fully, the one will champion, was it for all res headquarters at the bottom? miller, where he'll test the costs over the next few days, the full year old has joined the a tally and sets up have to have both of the decade of success that besides the new f, one season starts in march. and so robbie targeting test drive is titled since 2007 . and of course you can follow those stories on our website as well. and is there a dot com is updated throughout the state? will continue to keep an eye on want to present drug test to save for the next few hours. but these continuous after the break with witness, i'll be back in just the hop enough time. but that's all that thanks very much for your time. the a weekly look at the world's top of business storage. what does a great cost in the united states main for the rest of us from global markets and economies? should that be beyond to asked if people have sent an lifetime working? that's part of

lewis is admonition to make trouble make good trouble and jimmy and martin by chance john lewis when they were here in 2019 and jimmy asked john lewis to make a video imploring the students of hong kong remain nonviolent. and so it's so ironic he's he's now being held up as you know, somebody was trying to undermine hong kong. when i think he's he's a great great patriot. sorry. these slides are a bit out of order. so we're back to that. we're back to the raid. they're raiding the raiding apple daily. they're stuff away. it's jimmy jimmy being perp walked, jimmy going being taken. jimmy getting out one of the last times he's out. so this is now i think we're back to december. 2020. he is being transported around, obviously in custody last of apple daily, the government and again i was on the board the government lee now the chief executive froze our bank accounts which meant although we had plenty of cash, we couldn't pay our staff we couldn't pay our electricity bill, we couldn't pay the phones, couldn't do anything, couldn't take credit card payments. our 600,000 digital subscriber

lewis is scheduled to make his first court appearance later this morning.his morning to london's royal hospital where she received her cancer treatment last year. the princess of wales was there to say thank you to the staff and to also visit with patients as well. nbc's kelly cobiella is at buckingham palace with a closer look. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning to you. yes, her first solo appearance of the year, and she chose a place that has a very deep, personal connection to her, the royal marsdon hospital here in london, a place that is one of the most specialized cancer treatments in the uk and world renown cancer treatment center and a place where we now know she underwent her cancer treatment last year. kate met patients undergoing treatment. she also met with the staff. the palace saying it was important for her to show her gratitude to the staff and also to highlight the important work that the hospital does. she arrived at the main entrance, and she actually said it was nice to walk in publicly as opposed to privately going in

. >> michael lewis had multiple outbursts when he appeared in court in indianapolis yesterday.ordered to stay away from two basketball arenas where the indiana fever play their home games and not to have any contact with clark. lewis is accused of sending multiple threatening and sexually violent messages on social media. >>> nola.com says federal prosecutors will not charge louisiana state troopers in the death of black driver ronald greene. white troopers were captured on body cam video in 2019 stunning and beating greene after a high-speed chase. the video was withheld by officials for two years. the decision follows an fbi investigation into greene's deaths and allegations of an attempted cover-up by state police. >>> and "the hill" says house republicans passed a bill banning transgender student athletes from competing in girls sports. the proposed law would withhold federal funds from schools that don't comply. now opponents say it would force students to answer personal questions about their bodies and subject them to humiliating physical inspections. supporters say a st

this was the pick of the canaries goals, aston villa loanee lewis dobbin with his first of the seasonappointed him head coach at the end of last year. mihailo ivanovic scored the only goal against luton just after the hour mark to secure only millwall�*s second away win of the season. luton are winless in seven in the league, three points adrift of safety. elsewhere — biggest result maybe at the bottom of your screen there. west brom up to fifth, thrashing portsmouth 5—1. they are above middlesbrough on goal difference after they lost at preston. blackburn missed the chance to climb into the top six, beaten by bristol city. wins too for cardiff, coventry and sheffield wednesday. just the four games in the scottish premiership today after storm damage saw celtic�*s game at home to dundee postponed. aberdeen missed the chance to go third, as mikael mandron scored twice for st mirren in a 3—0 win. hearts are up to ninth after a 3—2 win over kilmarnock, overtaking ross county who drew with hibs. bottom side stjohnstone claimed only their fifth win of the season, having trailed motherwell

michael lewis was charged with felony stalking after allegedly posting numerous threatening and sexuallylicit messages on clark's x account. prosecutors say she felt terrorized and altered public appearances because of the messages. according to court documents lewis told police he didn't mean any farm and it was a, quote, fantasy thing. >>> the associated press says traffic into manhattan's central business district dropped 7.5% in the first week of congestion pricing. new york's transit agency says that's about 43,000 fewer cars a day since the nation's first congestion pricing plan went into effect earlier this month. most drivers are charged a $9 toll to enter the business zone. the program is aimed at reducing traffic and raising billions of dollars for mass transit projects. >>> and "the new york times" says new research suggests dementia cases in the u.s. will surge in the coming decades. the study published in "nature medicine" estimates the number of people who develop dementia each year will grow over the next 35 years to about 1 million annually by 2060. the number of new case

michael thomas lewis is accused of sending vulgar and sexual online mentions to 22-year-old clark. lewis was arrested in indianapolis, while prosecutors say he'd traveled to be close to clark who played for the indianapolis fever. it's not clear if he has hired or been assigned an attorney yet. representatives for clark and her team could not be reached for comment. >>> texas is suing insurance company allstate for allegedly collecting data on drivers without their consent. the state attorney general accuses allstate of paying software developers to build location trackers in obile apps. it would create a database of drivers' behavior that would be used to justify increasing premiums. according to the suit, around 45 million drivers could have been tracked nationwide. allstate has not yet responded to nbc news' request for comment. >>> still to come, the closest you can get to having a backstage drink with lneor michaels. the snl celebration continues with a way for fans to live out their late-night dreams. premier protein, my ride or die. boom! if you know, you know. let's go. thi

at this point seeking oppose the renewal of the voting rights starts throwing back words that john lewis has said in a different context. back at him. and lewis gets really upset and he goes back to his office and he takes from the office these blow big you know post board pictures of his beating at selma which they kept around the office political use and he goes back and he schools this georgia congressman lynn westmoreland on just what it means to fight for voting rights and what it means to lay down the burden of race. i also think john tried to educate some of his younger colleagues on the far left of the democratic party and like the squad who were not exactly where he was politic, they were closer, as you said before, to a kind of stokely carmichael politics. and, you know, one of them said at one of the protests they wanted to be disrupt active and noisy and says no, no, that's not how we do things. and he educated them and he he helped teach them how to be effective politicians. so i think there were kind of younger people on both side, but many of them came came to see and appr

excepting on behalf of of lewis ready. collin sykes junior excepting on behalf of collins sykes. eleanor smeal. bennie g thompson. wayne sis any. thomas j -- francis visco. paula wallace. and evan wilson. ♪ distinguished guests, the president of the united states. ♪ [applause] pres. biden: hello, hello. please have a seat. happy new year. welcome to your house, the white house, the people's house. as i've said before, the most important title in america is not president but citizen. it is we the people, these are the words on which the entire nation has been built, not hyperbole. we gather here in the east room next to the portrait of teddy roosevelt. reformer, soldier, governor, president. he promoted the cause of active citizenship. despite his rugged individualism, he believed in forging common ground. he once said, grave perils are yet to be encountered in the stormy course of the republic but there is no reason we should fear them or doubt the capacity to overcome them. we should live so as to deserve the high praise of being called a good american citizen. that's what you a

attendees got to hear directly from latricia lewis been us johnson and even shin on their proposals to improve the collaborative court system. while voters do not have a direct say in the selection, residents wanted to know how they could navigate los staffing in the collaborative court. the person who runs my family treatment court. >> has lived experience. so she's been in recovery for 30 years now. and in each court, we always had at least one person also was in recovery. >> all 3 candidates in size, low funding being an issue to appropriately hire staff patricia lewis, who currently serves as deputy county counsel in alameda county suggest leaning on private and public donors. we have to expand the capacity of the legal staff. there has to be ada and guy sitting in these ports, even shin and alameda city attorney spoke about a lack of funding impacting care courts, a system that helps people with mental health and substance disorders. we have to be innovative and find ways. >> to expand the ability for us to do that. and we probably need to do a holistic review that many collab air

michael lewis was charged with stalking and threatening the wnba rookie of the year. police say it started last month when clark began receiving sexually explicit messages on social media. earlier this week, officers traced the messages to a hilton hotel in downtown indianapolis. that's just minutes from where clark plays as a member of the indiana fever. lewis could face up to six years in prison and a $10,000 fine if convicted on all charges. she's officially in remission. that was the headline today, as the princess of wales visited the hospital to thank the team who worked to treat her for cancer. the royal marsden hospital in london is one of the country's leading cancer centers. princess kate middleton thanked the medical teams who helped her. she then offered support to the current patients there undergoing treatment. after the visit, she posted on social media that doctors say she is in remission. the princess says she's relieved and adjusting to a new normal. a lot more local news in the next half hour. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next.

things we did was to protect pensions for as many as 2 million union workers as we signed the butch lewisct. the most significant act to protect unions in 50 years. it helped them retire with dignity. just like the social security fairness act. what i'm about to sign, when i came to office and promised i would also protect social security, i never thought we would have to make that promise but we still do. i said that if anyone tried to cut these programs, i would stop them. that is the promise we have kept. even in the face of cutting these programs, i know there is a lot more work to do to improve and expand benefits including those who need it most. to protect social security for the long-term and asking the wealthiest to pay their fair share and so much more. we could not have done this alone. to the people in this room, the people around the country who did the work and kept the faith, thank you. our economy today is the strongest economy in the world. we have more to do but it is the strongest economy in the world because we have the best workers in the world. we do. [applause] i mi

the term was appointed by lewis allen. i first met him and when he showed me the poem i dug it right off. allen suggested that sonny white, who had been my accomplice, and i turned it into music, so the three of us got together and did the job in three weeks and i also got a wonderful assist from danny mendelson, another writer who had done arrangements for me. he helped me with arranging the song and rehearsing it patiently was the end of her quote, and that may have been provided -- and may have provided another one for audience to relish, but none of the facts were true. none of them. [ laughter ] the creator of the song, as michael wells knows is abel mirapo who was born in 1983 and raised in a russian-jewish family in manhattan and went to college and he was a gifted poet and a class genius and a masters in arts in english literature from harvard university. an english teacher from dewitt in the bronx and he was a member of the communist party having joined around 1932. he contributed to the young xhungist league, the

they had martin and lewis. they had the biggest entertainers in america. >> the entertainment in the 50s in las vegas was centralized. where in l.a. you might have someone play one time las vegas had them coming in back to back. you can see four people at one time, you know, in the same week. >> the strategy for the hotel owners was if they had the biggest star who could fill that room night after night. then once that show was over, people would go gamble big time. >> entertainers would make more money for the casino. that would mean you could pay more money for the best entertainers. so it was a perfect business model. >> there was a pretty positive vibe in las vegas about the mob. they were people who cared about las vegas. >> they were very much involved in the community. it was just the casinos. they were invested in the churches, schools, real estate. they made that a functioning, safe town. you could leave your doors open. >> i look back on it now and i go, boy, were we lucky. we could walk around this t

now i the bring up senior deputy clairence lewis the third to deliver invocation here today. a lifetime by your grace and mercy you have set again, our sheriff to be our sheriff miomoto. we bless and you thank you because of the great task that you sent before your servants. and father, there are greater tasks than theechlz father, i pray as the upon you give him the guidance for both the sworn and civilian staff of the san francisco sheriff's department from the greatest to the one this is starting, father. we need your guidance at this time. to 2025. so lord, i bless and thank you for your mers and he grace. and let's not forget his family. his children and lord the woman the wife that stands by his side. let the upon heavens be open to her and aupon skend upon their family. our sheriff's department will be the best and greatest the nation will know because of our leader miomoto. we thank you giving your help in jesus' name, amen. >> senior department clairence lewis and now welcome under sheriff catherine johnson for opening remarks. jury room good morning and welcome. it

latricia lewis and yibin shen both work as counsel for local governments. ursula jones dixon is a judge, and venus johnson works for the state attorney general. johnson, lewis and shen appeared at tonight's forum, put on by the alameda county district attorney accountability table. they were asked what they would do during their first 100 days. >> is to ensure that we have the adequate staffing deployed so that we are reviewing cases so that they do not time out before the statute of limitations. >> so much is driven by budget, the way that the budget is structured in the county. it determines what positions are available. you know, how many positions that you have available and what classifications. >> so, you know, we have just a few weeks to get a budget together. but what a budget does, it not only sets your priorities, but it also gives the community a directive and an understanding of where your investments will be. and what do those relationships and budgetary line items look like. >> the alameda county board of supervisors is expected to make a fina

now i the bring up senior deputy clairence lewis the third to deliver invocation here today.fetime by your grace and mercy you set again, our sheriff to beff . we bless and you thank you because of the great task that you sent before your servants. and father, there are greater tasks than theechlz father, i pray as the upon you give him the guidance for both the sworn and civilian staff of the san francisco sheriff's department from the greatest to the one this is starting, father. we need your guidance at this time. to 2025. so lord, i bless and thank you for your mers and he grace. and let's not forget his family. his children and lord the woman the wife that stands by his side. let the upon heavens be open to her and aupon skend upon their family. our sheriff's department will be the best and greatest the nation will know because of our leader miomoto. we thank you giving your help in jesus' name, amen. >> senior department clairence lewis and now welcome under sheriff catherine johnson for opening remarks. jury room good morning and welcome. it it is an honor and privileg

latricia lewis and yibin shen both work as counsel for local governments. ursula jones dixon is a judge, and venus johnson works for the state attorney general. johnson, lewis and shen appeared at tonight's forum, put on by the alameda county district attorney accountability table. they were asked what they would do during their first 100 days. >> is to ensure that we have the adequate staffing deployed so that we are reviewing cases so that they do not time out before the statute of limitations. >> so much is driven by budget, the way that the budget is structured in the county. it determines what positions are available. you know, how many positions that you have available and what classifications. >> so, you know, we have just a few weeks to get a budget together. but what a budget does, it not only sets your priorities, but it also gives the community a directive and an understanding of where your investments will be. and what do those relationships and budgetary line items look like. >> the alameda county board of supervisors is expected to make a fina

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fox reporter kiana lewis has the latest from houston, texas. >> reporter a rare winter storm chargingough texas in the northern gulf coast. the wintry mix closing highways and airports and prompting the first blizzard warning for southeast texas and southwest louisiana and florida. officials urge residents to stay home, warning icy roads, especially for those unaccustomed to driving in snow, are making travel especially dangerous. >> i can tell you, as somebody that was born and raised in the state that had never seen snow in this state, when you when you're in that environment and you're driving, if you're used to driving in florida, it is different. >> the historic winter storm breaking records in florida, a state record of 8.8in reported in parts of the panhandle. >> it's history. it's i mean, i'm i'm pretty. i'm pretty youthful, but i don't think i'm going to make it another 130 years on the planet. so we just took it. we had to take it upon ourselves to walk and just witness this. >> along the gulf, florida, kids enjoyed an unheard of snow day sledding on the beach. >> it was def