line.his, he is— a line. i think, to rationalise this, he is not _ a line. i think, to rationalise this, he is not a _ a line. i think, to rationalise this, he is not a stupid - a line. i think, to rationalise| this, he is not a stupid man, what is he trying to do? i think he is trying to provoke a response, he is coming out today with is dreamland part of america, and let's invade britain, but a guess that is a step too far and he has done that with jess phillips and step too far and he has done that withjess phillips and sir keir starmer, going down a dark hole, supporting tommy robinson, that is not going to get many favours all support in britain, he only has a tiny number of supporters. i don't know where he's going with that one. he has got to be careful. because people will say, who does he think he is, interfering in our politics? that is a problem for him. he has got to restrain himself. you have got the forces of maga on x, who can, and then simultaneously we have got trump using

we cannot stand out in that line.e stood out yesterday for five hours trying to get into the rally and we could not make it in. it was too packed. so we came home and watched it and were so blessed we came to our hotel. today, we will be at an inaugural ball. i will not say which one. but i want to tell america you have got a man that truly cares for this country. he is going to stop this illegal border crossing. he is going to get america back on track. the young people have a future in the country. we have tried so hard for the younger generation to have a future of being a free country. we ask all the young people in this country to please stand up and become active in your future. republicans are for god and country. we stand for grassroots values. we stand for love. host: ok. ok. caller: god bless america. host: all right, that is alicia there in florida. let's hear from jay in louisiana, democrats line. go ahead. caller: great to hear from all the previous callers, especially the democrats talking about unity an

host: mark, tampa, democrats line.ler: i don't know why trump is bragging about using military aircraft to fly these deportees out of the country when that costs three times the amount of what it costs the biden administration to fly the same people out using commercial aircraft. where's doge on this one? it's all a show. he's got dr. phil out there making a tv show about these deportations. i think that this is going to come back to bite people when we have labor shortages in the industries that support the migrant workers, you know? grocery prices are going to be going up on vegetables and a lot of things, you know? in the gulf of mexico, we should try to do something that actually lowers prices instead of blocking biden programs that were going to be lowering prescription drug prices for generic drugs to two dollars for medicare recipients. he blocked that. he doesn't want lower drug prices. he ordered all federal workers to return to work, yet on monday, where was he? out on the golf course. donald trump, jr. said

host: wreck in florida, line for democrats. -- rick in florida, line for democrats. caller: thank you for your time. i was thinking, the insurrectionists should lose their citizenship. that is something the courts can't do. they can't take it away. that is what presidents do. just take all of their citizenship away from them, however many thousands were there, andut them behind the south americans. that's a high got to say. thank you -- that's all i got to say, thank you. host: pat, the line for republicans. caller: good morning. host: hi, pat. go ahead, you are on. caller: i just wanted to say, the uust judge was not picked by a 24-judge pool. he should have recus himself. his daughter raised $93 million for the biden-harris campaign an profited $12 million for h work. president trump at the presential act and received differt treatment from senator joe biden athe time who didn't have clearance. barack obama, january 20, 2017 has not returned documents until this day. this is abuse of power and also a set day for america. trump is, you know, being -- this is politic

host: roland up next in new york, democrats line. caller: yeah, i mean today is a day of peaceful transition of power. i think that is a beautiful thing for this country. i don't personally support trump, i do not think he agrees with much of my policy, but i want to see today the day of unity. i want to see him offer his vision forward for americans. what is he doing for us, what is he doing going forward for this country, what is his vision? how is he going to get us out of debt? how is he going to end these wars abroad? while i do not personally support him, i think you can make this a day of unity. host: eric is next, in illinois, republican line. you're on, go ahead. caller: thanks for taking my call. i am actually a born republican, raised with good christian values. i am hopeful for the country with trump taking office back. i want to keep prayer in congress and hoping that, if nothing else, trump brings a religious revival to this country, because that is needed more than anything else, is to get god back in this country. hos

deluzio: the long line railroads and short line. railroad crossing information. for folks at home, it's a pretty important program that can fund safety improvements at rail crossings. i'll talk about my district in western pennsylvania. nearly half of my constituents live within a mile of the tracks. 95% or so live within five miles. i hear from local government all the time about concerns in safety issues around crossings. chess wick this my district, home to a crossing with the second highest accident rate in the northeast united states. keys rocks in my district, fifth worst rate in pennsylvania. so i see you both nodding, you agree this program is important, can help improve safety for the big railroads and the same question about your railroads? mr. jefferies: 100%. we supported it in development of the iija and we look forward to supporting it in the next re-authorization effort. mr. baker: the program works. i think we only all wish there could be more of it. the biggest challenge with grade separations is just they're quite expensive. mr. deluzio: it's no

striking that language and on page 4 adding the finish line impact and determined and page 4. >> linehose on the board of supervisors reserve and sending this to the budget and finance committee is there a motion? >> moved by supervisor chan and seconded by supervisor fielder without objection those amendments are approved and take that. >> same house, same call.. without objection the resolution is amended is adopted (gavel). >> madam clerk please next item, please. >> mr. president that concludes that portion of our agenda. >> well done. >> okay. >> (clapping.) yeah, thanks everybody. good work and i think there are next stop on the agenda is the imperative. >> the in in memoriams will be in memory of beloved individual on behalf of the on behalf of the supervisor melgar for the latest pete and in that brings advertised the end of our agenda any more business. >> that concludes our business for today. >> madam clerk if no further business we are adjourned >> some of the neighborhood in d8 are the castro and glen park and noe valley and diamond heights and coal valley. >> hello, i'm

graham in new jersey, democrats line.aller: hi, i want to wish everyone mlk day. -- a happy mlk day. i am disappointed the american people desire another four years of trump. i am also disappointed in people not choosing alabama for the college football finals. host: ok. graham there. we have pictures of more of the president's hopeful cabinet. you heard john mcardle say marco rubio expected to vote on his becoming secretary of state expected today. others to follow as well, when the president hopefully will get members of his cabinet appointed by the -- confirmed by the senate. sanya in california, independent line. caller: hi, good morning. i just wanted to remind everyone how we spend our time, what we are watching on the television or what we are spending our money on is just as much of a message sender as any screaming can be. you know, if corporations are going to be running us right now, we can choose to buy local, pay attention to our local artists or local farmers, buying less from amazon, paying less attention t

guest: it's a funny fine line. i think the president has enjoyed making fun, talking justin trudeau. they've known each other for a long time and donald trump remember has met several times with justin trudeau's father who with the prime minister between 1968 and 1984 with one little blip in the middle. so this is a relationship echoes a long way back, and i think the president has given justin trudeau a bit of a hard time. in the last two years, trudell has tried to convince his voters that the conservatives in canada, conservative party leaders are maga lite or a trumpian conservative, he's accused truck drivers involved in a protest in ottawa of being an insurrection like january 6. very extreme and very critical comments that clearly show the prime minister was feeling negatively about donald trump and his supporters. so trump turned the table and is now tweaking justin trudeau, so politicians all have egos, with all due respect to members of congress here, but i understood that as a little bit of taunting and

we are opening those phone lines. democrats, your line, (202) 748-8000.epublicans, (202) 748-8001. and independents, (202) 748-8002 . our guest is orlando perez, a political science professor at the university of texas at dallas, and our discussion is on the history of the panama canal. professor perez, apologies for jumping in there. you were talking about the treaties, what they allow us to do. please continue. guest: as i was saying, and please interrupt me whenever you feel the need to do that. i can get carried away with the narrative here. so, two treaties, one, panama canal treaty, and the other one, the neutrality treaty. the panama canal treaty basically set up a process by which the united states would eventually, by december 31, 1999, turnover control of the panama canal, the management of the panama canal, to panama. this was a process that took about 20 years, gradually turning over pieces and areas of the canal zone to panamanian management, and ultimately on december 31, 1999 panama received the management of the canal. the neutrality treat

our goal is to get dozer lines in there. and then those flame lengths that you guys are seeing, the intent is to get the chinooks or firehawks in there throughout the night to start doing water drops with the 4000 firefighters. we'll get them in there to kind of flank the fire to the left or the right of it as you look at it. and to get all those little smoldering hotspots you see. >> so you and so you have bulldozers already on scene making lines, pushing aside any kind of flammable debris to create how long a line. i mean, it's like eight foot. is it 12 foot? it depends on, i guess, the terrain. >> yes. it depends on the blade. the blades run anywhere between 8 to 12ft in length, and that blade will cut down at least an inch, two inches of the dirt. so you're getting dirt. um, so you're not getting any shrubbery or chaparral on that dirt. earlier today, you saw that big black smoke or the big black fumes. that was a lot of the unburned chaparral. so that has that oil. the chaparral have oil. >> um, chief haskett, we've got

host: wreck in florida, line for democrats. -- rick in florida, line for democrats. caller: thank you for your time. i was thinking, the insurrectionists should lose their citizenship. that is something the courts can't do. they can't take it away. that is what presidents do. just take all of their citizenship away from them, however many thousands were there, and put them behind the south americans that's a higgot to say. thank you -- that's a i got to say, thank y. host: pat, the line for republicans. caller: good morning. host: hi, pat. go ahead, you are on. caller: i just wanted to say, the unjust judge was n picked by a 24-judge pl. he should have recused himself. hi daughter raised $93 million for the biden-hricampaign and profited $12 million for her work. presidentrp at the presidential act andecved different treatment from senator joe bideat the time w dn't have clearance. barack oma, january 20, 2017 has norerned documents until this day. this is abuse of power and also a set day for america. trump is, you know, being -- this is politically motivated and ti

here are the lines -- .e current or former military, there is a separate line for you. (202) 748-8003. you can text your comments to (202) 748-8003 as well. include your name and state. you can post a question or comment at facebook.com/c-span or on x at c-span wj. good morning and thank you for being with us today. vice president jd vance broke the tie to confirm secretary -- the new secretary of defense pete hegseth. this, from the fox news website. it says the final vote came down to the wire. three republicans opposed, making for a 50-50 vote. vice president jd vance was needed to break the tie in the upper chamber, breaking the tie at 51-50. the senate's two moderate women, lisa murkowski and susan collins voted no. as did mitch mcconnell of kentucky, the former gop leader. north carolina senator thom tillis said support was not a given and he did not reveal his stance until the vote was already underway. he said he would back trumps picked, giving him enough support to be confirmed with vance's tie-bre

republican line. caller: good morning.ave heard a few -- i don't know if they are trump people, but i am assuming they support trump. they had talked about abolishing the irs, abolishing our current tax code and having everyone in the country pay 10% of their income for the income tax and maybe a national sales tax. i am curious if you think that is a legitimate thing we could do and if so how could we do it? guest: that is a fair question. i think a lot of folks across america understand the complexities of the current code. i want to always look for opportunities to simplify the tax code. i also want to make sure we do not have inadvertent efforts that would result in putting a larger segment of revenue on a smaller number of people who cannot afford it. i always want to look at ways to simplify the tax code. we know the irs has struggled, even today with the immense resources and additional resources they've received in the last few years to supposedly add new employees so more audits can be done and supposedly focus on

to be added to the speaker line. if you are on the phone, remember to turn down your tv and all listening device you may be using. alternateively you may submit comment in writing e mail them to myself the clerk. or you may submit written comments via u.s. postal to city hall 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 244, san francisco, california 94102. if you submit written comment tell forwarded to the commissioner and includes per of the official file. thank you, madam clerk call the roll >> on the role chair williams >> aye. >> commissioner chan. >> present. >> commissioner sevier. >> aye. >> you have a quorum. >> thank you. call item 2. >> item 2, approval of the lafco minutes from the november 15, 2024 regular meeting. >> do any commissioners have other changes. to the minutes from the november 15, 2024 meeting? >> no. thank you. seeing no changes i will open is this up for public comment. speakers will have two minutes. anyone wish to comment on item two. no one in the chamber ghee to the remote comment line. we h

i have been on tiktokfor— app off-line? i have been on tiktok for much _ app off-line? app off-line? i have been on tiktok for much of the - app off-line? i have been on tiktok for much of the loss | app off-line? i have been on | tiktok for much of the loss of ours and just tiktok for much of the loss of ours andjust in tiktok for much of the loss of ours and just in the last two minutes really i have, as of the last few minutes i haven't been able to access the act. this is what i see on my phone right now. it is a notification that says, sorry, tiktok isn't available right now. what they've really done here is been proactive and pulled the plug such that users can no longer see content on the up. i was watching a livestream just a few minutes ago, kind of holding almost like something that felt like a funeral for tiktok, talking about how sad they are to see it go away, you no longer see that either. but this notification is interesting. in a couple of respects. first of all it is signalling that president trump, they called him president trump even though he is not

alexander is in new jersey on our line for independents.aller: i am about to cross into pennsylvania on my way to the inauguration this morning. host: what do you think of the fact that it has been moved indoors? caller: i think it is a smart move. you do not want people falling on ice and old senators and heads of state getting sick and god for bid something would happen. i think it is probably a little disappointing for people like me who actually scored a ticket from a congressman. i was lucky enough to get one, but i think it was the wise move also in light of what happened on january 6 it is just better to not have the conditions for any potential trouble, so the cold i think is a blessing in disguise. host: are you worried at the inauguration had been held outside we would see a repeat of january 6? caller: no, but you never know. it could be something. i think any time you get a crowd that big politically charged, i am not sure who was on before that lady saying that january sixers had trump derangement. a very small crust of those p

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in line for.he government promised that. it is unfortunate we are moving away from where we should be headed which is an organized, no chaos situation where people can stand in line. that is what the american people want. i don't think they voted for the executive orders this is about to cause. they want an orderly situation at the border and they wanted the economy and prices to come down and immigrants help prices go down. i think people are going to be shocked when the prices at walmart go sky high in the grocery store go sky high because the immigrants who are picking strawberries and helping with fruits and vegetables suddenly are getting rounded up. i don't think that is what people want. host: that is a common argument we have heard as far as the impact on immigrants and the economy. what would you make of that? guest 2: i hear that a lot. the argument is our economy is so dependent on i guess illegal immigrants that we should just ignore the law and allow them to come in and stay so we hav

line for democrats. morning.aller: in addition to the who, i believe that trump has also asked that the cdc not communicate with anybody in the public. when i reached out that if you detect the flu in an animal or human, you are supposed to report it and test it, i think to see if it is avian flu. if it is a pet, i have a concern that the vets are having people treat the animal instead of doing what is needed to protect -- prevent it devolving into a severe and -- severe outbreak. we put down tens of thousands of animals because of human workers might be exposed. we should also euthanize pets and when i called florida vets to see what they are told to do. i was given $100 walmart things when i went to the website. it shows it is active apparently if you call in, even if you are a vet they give you a $100 walmart card. and there is no actual reporting recurring. so if you have a pet that is sick, should you euthanize it. if you bring it home to your family and your family and friends, you are exposed and increasin

awful delay on the line so i will— has passed. awful delay on the line so i will not _ has passed.i will not risk— has passed. awful delay on the line so i will not risk asking - line so i will not risk asking you another question but thanks for bringing us up to speed. right across the coastal regions, this is cornwall, and you can see the size of the waves. that is what it is like in so many different areas of the coastline. this is the coast in wales, and that is pretty wild. look at the size of those waves. that gives you an impression of where we currently are with the storm. now to david wallace lockhart in glasgow. u nfortu nately unfortunately the line has glitched. we will try to get that back. 0ur correspondent ben schofield has this latest from manchester. welcome to a rather sunny but also very blustery west yorkshire. we're over the m62 here, not farfrom huddersfield. somewhere called ainley top, which is a lovely beauty spot. it's just over there to my left. as you can see, the traffic is flowing rather well in this part of the world. the m62 heads off towards manches

denver, north carolina, line for democrats. -- deborah, north carolina, line for democrats.aller: good morning. i'm hopeful that we do increase the minimum wage. i'm hopeful that social security is not destroyed. i hope that we can work together and not spend useless time arguing over passing something that makes sense for the american people. it is find that johnson is the speaker, but i like representative jefferson. we have to consider the middle class. not the first thing came out of donald trump's mouth is that they going to lower taxes or destroy taxes on the billionaires. it seems like the billionaires are more favorable in this country, although they make up just a handful of people, and donald trump has an unelected representative, elon musk, telling him what to do that would benefit him. of all of the money that elon musk gave donald trump for reelection, why didn't he give money to pay back what he owes for his space program? i am a democrat and i feel we care more about the country. a lot of democrats did get brainwashed thinking donald trump lied, but the first

sarah is on the line for republicans.ller: it is hard to pronounce, it is in indian name because we are a legacy of great people that came to this country and that are still here. the reason for my call is it is sad to see the approach these people are taking to us. this is not being done for, or by you, but being done to you pretty both sides or using behavioral psychology to manipulate you. they undermine trust because when you take out trust, you have the ability to change perceptions. that is what is being told to us right now from every direction, a perception that is not reality. covid was the starting of this. ai is a brand term for a software market. tech is the precursor. you have joe biden's infrastructure bill that live in illegal cameras, -- layered in illegal cameras. you are just going to make a statement without being mirandized? this stuff is intentional. look at insurance companies on how they are maligning the human being and stressing people out to the nth degree. why are there so many mini storages goi

who is said time and again the ending toward the searches is a red line for him. so could this be a permanent se, se 5, do you think? i think it will be very difficult for them. you all and here's what i have to go back to the all these 2 is a new piece. there is a 40 days. she's fine for the day. oh she's fine. uh 42 days. so since 5 and people of guys i've cp, wouldn't be able to and maybe not all of them, but many of them we try to the city and the use or the army. we withdrawal from that. somebody may be also from see that then see are going to i think it will be extremely decent on the truck is to come back to the wall 1st because it seems that trump, that's an important piece. you have to go back to the world. and secondly, even more importantly, i think the survey, sorry fee is very tired on the wall to be over. i think that there will be a huge co shirts from there. hostages uh from the families of the if i said, use that to not be released in the 1st stage and to reach the 2nd stage with the end of the war. so within the hour window to meet the business,

alexander is in new jersey on our line for independents.aller: i am about to cross into pennsylvania on my way to the inauguration this morning. host: what do you think of the fact that it has been moved indoors? caller: i think it is a smart move. you do not want people falling on ice and old senators and heads of state getting sick and god for bid something would happen. i think it is probably a little disappointing for people like me who actually scored a ticket from a congressman. i was lucky enough to get one, but i think it was the wise move also in light of what happened on january 6 it is just better to not have the conditions for any potential trouble, so the cold i think is a blessing in disguise. host: are you worried at the inauguration had been held outside we would see a repeat of january 6? caller: no, but you never know. it could be something. i think any time you get a crowd that big politically charged, i am not sure who was on before that lady saying that january sixers had trump derangement. a very small crust of those p

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xfinity internet customers, get a free unlimited line for a year when you buy one unlimited line. cash. >> now to get a $100 gift card for a free quote. >> more in tonight's breaking news. the rewriting of january 6th from the pardons to the new subcommittee investigating the work of the original select committee to a january 6th ringleader meeting with lawmakers on capitol hill. for more on the fallout, we're joined by cnn chief white house correspondent and anchor of the source, kaitlan collins. so is the white house happy with the aftermath of these pardons? i mean, vows, retribution from various january 6th rioters, stewart rhodes wandering around capitol hill giving interviews. are they concerned at all with some of the criticism, even from some republicans? >> i kind of think, anderson, it depends on who you're asking at the white house, because there are certainly people in trump's orbit who do not think that he should have pardoned everyone, virtually every defendant, as he did. there were a lot of people who were urging him to to look at these on a case by case basis, or

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let's go to bernie in nevada on the democrats line. -- earnie in nevada on the democrats line.aller: thank you for your job and your service. i would like to say thank you to all vets. i can see people in politics, most of them, cannot tell the truth to save their --. i voted straight republican. i'm tired of what the democrats have done to this country. i can't take it anymore. i've been here 59 years. i came from cuba. host: to clarify, you are a democrat? caller: i am a democrat. i voted straight republican because i'm tired of being lied to. host: how does that apply to either the hegseth confirmation or special counsel report? caller: special counsel, because they can't tell the truth. pete hegseth will help because i can see what trump is doing is trying to help this country. host: ok, earnie giving us his thoughts. one story that we are not talking about this morning could have some impact on the next 24-48 hours. reuters reporting that negotiators were meeting in cutter today -- in qatar today finalizing plans to end the war in gaza after president biden indicated a cea

so if you pursued additional treaty lines along the lines of the abraham accords, i can't say with certaintythat would have done anything to remove the concerns that perhaps motivated hamas. guests: in the last couple minutes we have left, we will take one more caller. ryan is in albuquerque, new mexico, good morning. caller: i'd like to go back to israel and focus on the west bank. corporate media pays very little attention to what is going on in the west bank. i find it really appalling that the israelis are asking for money, asking for money to support them, and then we've had multiple american presidents. and then a few months later we have them another -- host: what is your question? caller: why don't you tell america with the palestinians are going to be at the end of trump's term? are we going to allow the israelis to just push them out of the country? host: we are out of time. guest: i was in israel in june. i wake to the west bank. it is really pretty horrible. we had a history and i think our caller alluded to it, under george w. bush, under his father, under successive presidents,

where is the straightest line between you between ukrainian performance and inputs . it's on mobilization and manpower thousands of you create and then went into hiding and even fled the country to avoid the possibility of becoming the keepers seems. next cannon fodder. desperate to replenish troops on the front lines, officers responsible for mobilization, have resorted to ensue named tactics to say the least in april of 2024 zalinski signed the law that lowers the mobilization age from 27 to 25. for the sake of getting more us money, as soon as possible was the ultimate goal to drop the age all the way down to 18 years old. our us partners argument is the us during the us war on vietnam. soldiers were drafted from the age of 19, therefore the americans are hinting that western weapons alone are not enough. and mobilization is needed from the age of 18. and of course, there are people ukraine who wants to take even more extreme measures. the codes that the company pretty good. the main thing now is not to lose money to avoid losing draconian methods are required, as

the surveillance video appearing to show small sparks coming from power lines. the utility tonight responding. >>> tonight, one of the worst tuberculosis outbreaks in the u.s. in decades. the toll so far. >>> the powerful cross-country storm moving into the northeast. damaging winds, and already tonight, the images. the collapse of a home under construction outside gboston. multiple injuries reported tonight. and four-story scaffolding coming down in the winds. >>> and tonight, moving the mona lisa? should the famous painting be brought to italy? french pl emmanuel macron tonight and his own message on the mona lisa's future. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we begin tonight with the breaking headline. president trump is expected to offer buyouts to nearly all federal workers. nearly 2 million americans. so, how would this work, and what's driving this? and it comes as the white house aimed to put a freeze on billions of dollars of federal aid effective at 5:00 today, but then, with minutes to spare, a federal judge te

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brenda is in pennsylvania on our line for democrats. caller: i wanted to talk about donald trump keeps saying he had this landslide victory and has a mandate when the fact is he won by default. 6 million democrat voters sent home this election because kamala harris got 6 million less votes than joe biden in 2020. so donald trump actually won by default. if you want to talk about a landslide victory and mandate, in 2008 president obama won by 10 million votes and he got a 362 electoral college votes, so that is a landslide victory mandate. to address the trump supporter the keeps talking about trump derangement syndrome, the people that attacked the capitol and january 6, the people that try to hang mike pence, their own republican vice president, a christian, god-fearing man, they did this at the behest of trump. they are the ones that have trump derangement syndrome. thank you. host: a story in the new york times points to a poll finding support for trump's policies exceed support for trump himself. a poll found the public is sympathet

you're setting up a line that you're going to you're going to make your front line. >> yeah.'re you're containing the threat. you're not eliminating the threat. >> so this is the plane that just dropped the fire retardant that we saw, and now it's going out as it was doing that one thing that you could see being in a helicopter and all of the altitudes are. is that right? is that how i say it? >> yeah. altitude. >> so when you see that plane flying that dropped the fire retardant as that was happening, there was a commercial flight that you could see nearby it. and all of this is happening in, you know, an incredibly busy airspace. there it is dropping more fire retardant right now. all of this is around the perimeter of the palisades fire, where they're trying to establish that defensive line. >> my in-laws actually lost their house in the palisades fire. and you know, it's it's something that's very hard to comprehend because, you know, you started the week just business as normal. and then, you know, by tuesday night, they're wondering if their house is even still standing

so if you pursued additional treaty lines along the lines of the abraham accords, i can't say with certaintyt that would have done anything to remove the concerns that perhaps motivated hamas. guests: in the last couple minutes we have left, we will take one more caller. ryan is in albuquerque, new mexico, good morning. caller: i'd like to go back to israel and focus on the west bank. corporate media pays very little attention to what is going on in the west bank. i find it really appalling that the israelis are asking for money, asking for money to support them, and then we've had multiple american presidents. and then a few months later we have them another -- host: what is your question? caller: why don't you tell america with the palestinians are going to be at the end of trump's term? are we going to allow the israelis to just push them out of the country? host: we are out of time. guest: i was in israel in june. i wake to the west bank. it is really pretty horrible. we had a history and i think our caller alluded to it, under george w. bush, under his father, under successive president

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virginia, line for democrats.aller: communication between all these countries, no one wants to see nuclear war. that doesn't make sense, everybody loses. but they don't start negotiate and being honest with each other with what is really going on around the globe, around the world globally, that is going to be the problem. the dictators, they are the ones in control of all this, and they are not going to let their finances be destroyed. china has too much money invested in america. russia has too much money invested in america. they have elon musk traveling back and forth all these different countries between north korea and everybody. they need to get everybody out of his politics. the president should be doing the negotiating between putin, ukraine, north korea, bringing it all out here because the europeans will let this stuff keep happening, and they are the ones in control. so trump needs to stand up and get people out of the way. if he is going to be the president, do what you are going to do to confront chi

you can see the large line of flames burning across that ridge line now. to the right you can barely see in the top corner, but those are homes and you can see first responders. they are creating a fire line and protecting a place to fight that fire just in case that fire does indeed spread. we'll keep a very close eye on this newest fire once again called the kenneth fire burning near calabasas. >>> the wet weather we have seen the last two years is good news for the state's drought numbers, but a new study suggests it may be actually a sign more dry weather is on the way. darren peck is here to explain this weather whiplash. >> it's more dry weather and more droughts, both of them on opposite ends of the extreme. weather whiplash is a term. it's uncanny, ryan, today a paper was released advising us all as we get into a warmer climate, we should expect to see the climate shift between bigger rains and drier dries and this has everything to do with what's happening in southern california. first, we've shown you pictures of fires obviously the last two year

(siren wailing) hey, the power line is live, yeah? the power line? braddah! >> narrator: less than a mile away, at the hale mahaolu eono senior living community, sanford hill could smell the smoke. >> i went out and went into my backyard and looked up the street at lahainaluna, and i could see all the, the fire department was right on the other side of the bypass, fighting a fire that was smoking. it wasn't a big fire, maybe two acres. >> all right, we gotta do-- this one is coming down the mountain already. >> (on radio): all the homes cleared. >> when i came in that morning, it was like, super windy, and the power was out. i was like, "oh, wow, okay, that's gonna be a (bleep) show today." >> narrator: at 7:30 a.m., firefighter aina kohler started her shift, swapping out the evening crew. >> we just put a bunch of water on the previously burned stuff for a few hours. wind offers a lot of energy. >> holy (bleep)! >> and it was crazy, you know, it's just-- you're standing out there feeling this force of nature, and it's blowing you over. >> narrator: as the fi

on the line for democrats.ler: i'm pessimistic because of what i see from trump and the republicans. he seems to be losing his mind, letting musk run unelected. the only thing that makes me optimistic is you had a better bench on the left. smarter people, maybe that keeps them in check for four years, but for the most part the republican party runs on anger, hate, resentment, grievance, they don't do anything good for the people, they just go to rip down the government. i guess that's my thing. happy new year. host: charlene, republican line, new york. caller: i'm listening to all of this and i have to be honest with you, i am so optimistic. what i have seen in the last four years has been very disappointing. the democrats have been in power for a long time, so why haven't things been done? i haven't paid attention to politics until trump got in. i felt like we had prosperity. companies coming back to the united states. host: i want you to finish her point, but please turn down the volume on your television. ca

line for republicans.aller: i hate to burst the bubble a behold bunch of gen z ers but this is reminding me of 1991 where you had people receiving income versus copyright protection and national security, especially for those underage. similar to the texas law about port hub. -- pornhub. they will find a buyer of chinese descent. andrew wong, call your office. host: that was greg in florida. stephen on the line for independents, good morning. caller: i have no problem with having the inaugural inside. that way all the people will be safe. it will be cold outside but at least everybody will be safe. that's the main thing. that and president trump gets through this without being shot. host: that was stephen in oregon. herbert in michigan, line for republicans. good morning, herbert. caller: good morning. my comment was on the inauguration being indoors. what i don't understand is why the orange jesus didn't use his sharpie to change the weather. host: we will go to paul in idaho, line for republicans. good m

here is the bottom line. as you wrap up the biden administration, even though i've been critical of his approach to business, stocks have done well. the dow is up 41%. the s&p is up 58%. the nasdaq, 49%. any other president would be proud of that track record. the fact that biden seems to not be, maybe it says pretty much everything. why don't we go to mohamed in arkansas? >> caller: hi. >> what's shaking? what's happening? >> caller: i've been watching the show over 15 years. >> thank you. >> caller: my stock today is abbvie. >> i gotta tell you, i think you got the cheap one there. here is the problem. people hate these companies. what you have to do -- buy is, but be patient. the drug companies are in the dog house. that one is, too. wait until it goes over 4%. i feel like going to tom in washington, d.c. >> caller: thanks, jim, for all you do. you made a huge difference in my financial life. >> thank you. >> caller: wondering what you think of sre. >> i think sempra is a buy. i think that -- this is jeff

this street was the green line, dividing by root into east and west. dominating the front line was this concrete skeleton. what was once the holiday inn? it's was still petted by the scars of war. a grotesque witness to the years of separation, killing, and destruction. the man, my name is tony young, i'm a painter and architectural activist from england. and i've lived in by route to about 8 years. i'm particularly inspired by the memories and the feelings, the emotions that uh, embedded in the walls of the buildings and pirates, the most powerful building in the city for me is the holiday inn. it's so famous sight eye clinic. it's like a joint to which remains in the center of the city like an i'm result, scott. the holiday inn is still a stock reminder of wounds that have yet to hear. even today, the, the 13th of april, 1975, was the official stump dates of the violence. but this was a proxy conflict fault during the cold war era. on one side, lebanese ranked wing parties, backed by the united states, aiming to expel armed palestinian groups from lebanon on the of the left wing parti

let me check the public comment line. i do not see anyone on the public comment line. >> okay.hank you, madam secretary and thank you for your great report. chief brandon at this time my fellow commissioners, any questions for chief brandon who wants to go first? >> i have a question. >> senator fraser. thank you, chief brennan, great to hear you wrote a great and comprehensive report. really appreciate it. i'm just going to focus on the health safety and wellness piece of your report. >> sure. i'm curious about the ultrasound. well, there's a couple of tests that are being offered to our members. one is an ultrasound. some number were complimentary and others people paid for out of pocket and the same with the print over mri. do you know if those. let's start with the mri. is that like a full body mri or what? what is it? >> it's a full body. yeah. and they were given a discounted price for most of them. yeah. and it was full body like a body what they call body scan. >> yeah. mri is much more effective than yes scan. mm hmm. so that's really interesting. and then the same thi

so even even those areas, we have containment lines on, essentially that means we have hand lines separatinge unburned from the burnt vegetation. but those areas hold a lot of heat through the root systems, through the smoldering activities. and so we're worried that we ensure that we reinforce those containment lines, that we have to hold those in place to keep embers and, and unburned material from reigniting. and then those areas that we haven't had containment on yet with boots on the ground. and this is some of the most remote, uh, terrain in los angeles county, the larger los angeles county area. and so we have skilled hand crews, what we refer to as hotshot crews out, um, basically tracing every bit of ground, working closely with air support aircraft. we're using mobile retardant. that's helicopters to drop the red retardant material to secure the areas of greatest concern. >> yeah. >> all right. so, chief, i know in eden they're already now trying to find out what happened. i was talking to the deputy director of the atf because they've got teams on the ground here in the palisades

virginia, line for democrats.aller: communication between all these countries, no one wants to see nuclear war. that doesn't make sense, everybody loses. but they don't start negotiate and being honest with each other with what is really going on around the globe, around the world globally, that is going to be the problem. the dictators, they are the ones in control of all this, and they are not going to let their finances be destroyed. china has too much money invested in america. russia has too much money invested in america. they have elon musk traveling back and forth all these different countries between north korea and everybody. they need to get everybody out of his politics. the president should be doing the negotiating between putin, ukraine, north korea, bringing it all out here because the europeans will let this stuff keep happening, and they are the ones in control. so trump needs to stand up and get people out of the way. if he is going to be the president, do what you are going to do to confront chi