she's county arizona sheriff mark daniels joined me now.e thing in particular that donald trump has done that has led to this extraordinary decrease in migrants? >> i think there is, that is a fact that him and border czar secretary know have done an outstanding job of prioritizing the message that is the border is going to be secured and consequences for those that come across the border no longer catch and release and no longer free open border it's a border that is being secured in their being held accountable that violate that. david: if your migrant tried to get into the u.s. you don't want to pay a coyote several thousand dollars to common if you to be sent right back, it's just frankly as simple as common sense for the migrants trying to get in, they don't want to waste their money if there sent right back. >> it's nice to see america have a business plan, somewhere to the cartels cartel have a business plan to exploit us now we have a business plan to stop it. >> next one, there are plans for reported large-scale emigration rate in

legendary spy franchise. 007 has been dormant on the big screen since 2021's no time to die which marked danielance as james bond. >> my vote is for idris elba. >> he's been out there a long time. >>> he was one of those first people to say "live from new york it's saturday night", so why didn't dan aykroyd live up to the mantra this weekend? he is addressing his absence from last sunday's 50th anniversary show. he took to x to offer praise for the special and its creator, lorne michaels but didn't offer explanation for why he didn't attend. he is the only living member of the original cast who did not appear on sunday. this had a lot of people worried and wondering and questioning why he wasn't there. but of course he gave all the praise to the special. >> yeah, classy guy. >>> when we come back, 7-eleven wants to help you close out february on a happy note. and first of its kind robot prototype that can move like a human. eerie. >> i don't like that. eerie. >> i don't like that. the thousands of real people who go undiagnosed. people whose psoriasis can look very different depending on their

cochise county sheriff mark daniels joins me now. it must be kind of quiet in arizona these days. is it? >> it is a lot quieter than it has been the last four years and what donald trump's policies have done, but his messaging has done is help secure this border and put the cartels on their heels when it comes to what they have been doing the last four years. trump but that to a stall. stuart: texas officials confirm two people have been killed by a cartel explosive device one hundred 20 miles south of the us/mexico border. one of the victims was a 74-year-old american cattle rancher. his son is speaking out. watch this. >> the violence is always been here, don't want to say that people are used to it but when i was interact, people were used to terrorist attacks, ieds and drones i see as 1-sided war right now. i believe the cartels have more sophisticated equipment than the mexican army has and training on how to combat terrorism. stuart: the americans killed with an improvised explosive device, ied. that is a weapon used by terrorists. >> that is what they are. call it what it i

surprisingly, mark was talking, and he was sitting up and he was tending to daniel. andrea canning (voiceover): emts raced mark and daniel to the hospital. officers searched the area. joseph battaglia: they secured the home, they secured the perimeter, and then they set up a canvas at the area. did they find anything that's of significance? we spoke to the neighbor next door, who had actually very good information. said he saw an individual white male, tall, thin, wearing a mask, had a fedex messenger bag. got into a silver or blue nissan sentra and fled the area. andrea canning (voiceover): based on eyewitness accounts, the deputy chief felt confident the shooter had left the area. our concern was where was he was going next, being that this was a federal court judge. were those his targets? more federal judges. joseph battaglia: yeah. so you're thinking maybe this guy has a hit list of some kind. yes. andrea canning (voiceover): battaglia's gut was telling him the judge was the intended target, but he couldn't be sure. because mark also was a defense attorney who ha

at the beginning of the last congress, cochise count yea, arizona, sheriff, mark daniels a.38-yard veteran of law enforcement testified before the house judiciary committee. he told us about a woman named wanda from his county who was killed while driving to her own 65th birthday party by an individual who was invading -- evading a law enforcement while smuggling illegal aliens. she hoped to enjoy some time at the party with her son who was receiving treatment for stage four cancer. according to the sheriff, the criminal who caused the crash was smuggling illegal aliens when he fled from law enforcement officers, blew through a red light, and crashed into wanda's car. cutting it in half and instantly killing her. these dangerous car crashes kill our law enforcement heroes as well. on december 7, 2022, border patrol officer raul gonzalez got up, got dressed, and he left for work. his family would never see him again. he was killed later that day in mission, texas, doing his job, trying to protect our country. a group of illegal aliens led him on a high-speed chase that ended in a fatal wrec

[dog barks] [dog barks] and 57, san francisco's mayor daniel lurie, marking his first month in office in a community cleanup project. the mayor joined a number of city leaders and dozens of volunteers at the heart of the city on a chilly but sunny saturday morning, they slowly walked from the marina district to city hall, picking up trash all along the way. >> wife and i were committed to doing cleanups before the election, and we wanted to celebrate the one year, one month of our inauguration by being out on the streets and cleaning up this beautiful city. >> it's just a simple way to make sure the community is clean, healthy, and safe. it's very easy to do, and it actually works. >> that it does. the mayor says cleaning up the streets of the city is one of his main goals. as the new leader of san francisco. >> all right, let's bring it back to super bowl sunday. super bowl 59 happening later this afternoon. and we want you to weigh in on the conversation. why are you going to be watching the game today? are you rooting for the eagles. are you rooting for the chiefs. are you looking

you've probably noticed that since 021's no time to die which marked the last appearance of daniel craig's where died, too. it's interesting how they might bring him back. >> not daniel craig, right? it has to be someone else. >> in terms of bringing back bond. metaverse. >> it's got to be someone good. someone to really like, you have to embody bond. >>> he was one of the first people to say live from new york, t's "saturday night live." the comedy icon, dan aykroyd, is addressing his absence from the 50th anniversary show. he took to x to offer praise for the special and lorne michaels but did not offer an explanation for why he didn't attend. he is the only member of the original cast who did not appear on sunday. i watched this and i couldn't help but wonder where he was, why he wasn't there, along with bill hader. question marks all around. >> sounds like he's okay, and it was a great celebration for sure. and the signs are still around the building. >>> when we come back, amazon earning a prime new spot. and if you bought and if you bought people whose psoriasis can look very diffe

that is your san francisco mayor, daniel lurie. you marked one month in office by participating in a community cleanup event. a couple of san francisco supervisors were there to lurie says that about 80 to 90 people showed up to help pick up trash. and he's hoping even more people show up next time, san francisco park officials helped kick off a sand dune replanting project at ocean beach today. the project aims to restore the health of the beaches, dunes, ecosystem, improve biodiversity and protect nate native species there officials say roughly 100 volunteers helped replant these native species. the grass out there along the dunes near the tersection of june, a street and the great highway. now to our weather as we take a live look at the look at that quick tower glorious as ever. kron four's meteorologist kathy trafton joining us so we can just figure out what is going on for our sunday. >> well, it's a tranquil weekend. that's the good news. we have a respite from all that rain, but it's a short respite. we have a few more days of dry con

at the beginning of the last congress, cochise count yea, arizona, sheriff, mark daniels a.38-yard veteran of law enforcement testified before the house judiciary committee. he told us about a woman named wanda from his county who was killed while driving to her own 65th birthday party by an individual who was invading -- evading a law enforcement while smuggling illegal aliens. she hoped to enjoy some time at the party with her son who was receiving treatment for stage four cancer. according to the sheriff, the criminal who caused the crash was smuggling illegal aliens when he fled from law enforcement officers, blew through a red light, and crashed into wanda's car. cutting it in half and instantly killing her. these dangerous car crashes kill our law enforcement heroes as well. on december 7, 2022, border patrol officer raul gonzalez got up, got dressed, and he left for work. his family would never see him again. he was killed later that day in mission, texas, doing his job, trying to protect our country. a group of illegal aliens led him on a high-speed chase that ended in a fatal wrec

san francisco mayor daniel lurie marked one month in office by participating in a community cleanup eventcouple of san francisco supervisors also jumped in. lurie says that about 80 to 90 people showed up to help pick up trash. and he hoping for even more people will tend the next one. the recent storms in the bay area brought much-needed snow to the sierra center could spoke with some tahoe area ski and snowboard businesses who say this has brought them or business too. >> this latest winter weather has brought fresh powder to the sierra and for a local ski and snowboard businesses like the one behind me, they're seeing a surge in customers. >> just a few weeks ago, the ski shops were much quieter as the lack of early season. snow kept many people away. but now with fresh powder in the sierra customers are rushing in to get ready for the slopes. snow always comes might not come on. you want to but it comes. the snow always comes. morgan tatman with land park ski in sports fans of the late start isn't a bad thing for business. just means an extended late season. apparently business is ver

mark. >> let me start by thanking brandon schneider, daniel, peter and the entire golden state warriors because they are committed to showcase this great city of san francisco and the greater bay area. also want to thank mayor daniel leury. thank you for your support of us over the last couple of months and we truly appreciate everything that you are doing to bring everybody together and showcase this city for the entire world to see. marissa rodriguez, thank you for your support. as was noted, 25 years ago was my first start at the nba here in the bay area. it's exciting for me how much this game and this week long activity has grown. the mayor noted 214 countries and territories, 67 different languages, the entire world will be focused on the bay area over the next couple of days. i know the bay area is going to shine. what we want to do on this iconic shopping location, right? this is one of the most historic iconic shopping locations in the world is to want to create a branded destination for the fans and the people from the country to come here to the bay area for this event and wanted to

closer to home here, san francisco mayor daniel lurie marked his first month on the job by literallyng to the streets. as ktvu jesse gary explains, combating blight is just one of the problems he and the board of supervisors must grapple with. >> on a crisp, sunny saturday, dozens of volunteers joining part of san francisco's political leadership in an effort to make the city shine. >> it's just a simple way to make sure the community is clean, healthy and safe. it's very easy to do, and it actually works. >> vince yuen and his team guided the group on a mile long slow walk from the marina district to city hall. each person, including mayor daniel lurie, picking up trash and other forms of blight. >> my wife and i were committed to doing cleanups before the election, and we wanted to celebrate the one year, one month of our inauguration by being out on the streets and cleaning up this beautiful city. >> safety is another issue facing the mayor early in his term. this after the owner of the vapor room, martin olive, says he's closing the longtime establishment after a near-death exper

well, it has been one month since san francisco's new mayor, danielle lurie, took office. he marked the occasion by joining hundreds of volunteers with refuse refuse, an organization dedicated to cleaning up the streets. lurie helped pick up trash around van ness avenue and bay street. there were about 80 volunteers in laurie's group, including supervisors stephen sherrill and bilal mahmoud. organizers say it means a lot to get the spotlight from the mayor, who promised to clean up san francisco during his campaign. it's great to have the leader of our city elected leader of our city to support us. we as neighbors, as volunteers, grassroots volunteers have been, you know, working to try to get our city cleaner for many years now and to have, you know, his support is really great to show people that this is something that they can do to make the city a better place. organizers say joining a cleanup is an easy introduction to civic service for anyone. there's at least one cleanup in every san francisco zip code every weekend. let us turn our attention now to our weather, our increasin

charles: mark andreessen just hired daniel penny, a couple months after he was acquitted of murder chargesan neely. and i thought back to this cover 29 years ago this month, i remembered it and i don't know why other people didn't, he had no shoes, right? it felt like an anti-establishment statement right then and there. should we be, you know, surprised that he gave daniel penny a job? >> you know, the interesting thing, right, with that hire is that even an degreeson -- andreessen, horowitz said in that press release, hey, he doesn't know anything about investing. we're not hiring him necessarily because he's a good investor, we're hiring him because we want to teach him something. why him out of 8 billion people in the world? i think in large because he has made it, trump has made it very clear he's a fan of his. so i think that is andreessen sticking their flag even further into the ground and saying we are on the side of this administration. we like and want what the president likes and wants, and so far it's paying off a well for them. a former general partner of theirs is now at dog

it's been one month since san francisco's new mayor, daniel lurie, took office. he marked the occasion by joining hundreds of volunteers with refuse refuse. that's an organization dedicated to cleaning up the streets. lori helped pick up trash around van ness avenue anday street. there were about 80 volunteers in lori's group, among them supervisor steven sherrill and bilal mahmoud. organizers say it means a lot to get this spotlight from the mayor, who promised to clean up san francisco during his campaign. cleanups are just an easy kind of intro into civic engagement and community service, because it's literally the easiest thing you can do. any person can do it. it's all ages, can pick up litter that they find on the ground, and it's super impactful because a lot of that does end up in the bay and the ocean and causes pollution, especially those single use plastics. so there is at least one cleanup in every san francisco zip code every weekend. a handful of people in san jose are out of their homes tonight. after flames tore through their two story house early this morn

beautiful look as a golden orange sun rises over the city of san francisco, where today mayor daniel lurie will mark one month in office by holding a community cleanup. that's at 9 a.m. on van ness avenue and bay street. as the city gears up for nba all star weekend beginning on friday. we begin this block with news from the san francisco zoo, where oscar the gorilla has unexpectedly died. the only male gorilla at that zoo, the 43 year old endangered gorilla lived at the zoo for 21 years. the zoo says he went in for a medical procedure thursday and was in recovery from anesthesia when he suddenly stopped breathing. his exact cause of death is unknown. visitors could usually find oscar in the gorilla reserve sitting atop his favorite rock. he was the head of the gorilla group, which means he watched over the zoo's other gorillas and helped resolve conflicts. time's latest cover features an image of someone sitting behind the resolute desk in the oval office. but it's not president trump, it is elon musk. the magazine's cover promotes a profile on musk, who is the lead of the new department of governm

president brandon schneider, nba deputy commissioner mark tatum and san francisco mayor daniel luriem today through the weekend. nba theme pop-up shops are going to be lining powell street and a custom basketball court is going to be display there in union square after the raid a palace tree. cable cars will also be showcasing nba all-star 2025 branding. so the whole city is getting into it. mayor larry says he's encouraging everybody to come out and celebrate what is a pretty big occasion for san francisco as it hosts its first ever nba all-star weekend. yea, is 3 point king. >> alright, 6.40 right now. still ahead, the warriors in dallas. >> taking on klay thompson. that sounds weird in the mavs. still a love that latest on the back and forth game coach kerr not happy there. >> and we are still seeing rainfall pushing into the bay. you'll see break from a beer shortly, but it will pick back up middle of the day today when time everything out for in your full forecast. all right. we're seen reports of flooding out here on 5, 88, 80, 80 wherever you are traveling. traveling. >> bay a

it'll feature warriors, president brandon schneider, nba deputy commissioner mark tatum and san francisco mayor daniele weekend and be a theme. pop-up shops are going to be there on powell street 3 forgot to put up a custom basketball court at union square. how strict cable cars they're going to be basically branded as nba all-star 2025. trolleys. mayor lurie says he's hoping everybody comes out over the course of the weekend to celebrate this momentum moment for san francisco where they're hosting their first ever nba all-star weekend. >> alright, valentine's is tomorrow. today is for the girls. that's why they call it galentine's day within celebrating love and friendship with each other. according to the pew research fun, 71% of women say that most of their close friends are other women and to celebrate. what can you do? one galentine's day and just incorporate some fun, creative activities. >> leaning into trends like red light therapy or like having a manic. patty can also have another activity that's so that everybody's off their phones and also crucial. last have a great photo-op spot. >> i alw

president brandon schneider, nba deputy commissioner mark tatum and san francisco mayor daniel lurieday through the weekend and be a themed pop-up shops will line powell street and a custom basketball court will even displayed be displayed on union square. powell street cable cars will also be showcasing nba all-star 2025. branding. and mayor lurie says he's encouraged everybody to come out and celebrate this momentous occasion. today's going to be little wet, but maybe you can find an ice bar restaurant around chase center. enjoy the televised activities inside. yeah, they said no outdoor thrive city. big party tomorrow like that. got him. well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news warriors in dallas set to take or they could take on klay thompson. the mavericks. >> it was a back and forth game came down to the wire will have the highlights coming up in just a minute. >> and we are looking at rainfall through the day across the bay area. may be catching a break over the next few moments. but it is going to pick up again towards the to pick up again towards the late morning and

president brandon snyder, nba deputy commissioner mark tatum and san francisco mayor daniel lurie from today through the weekend, nba theme pop-up shops, ally powell street in a custom basketball court. well, even displaying is clear. powell street cable cars will also be showcasing nba all-star 2025. branding. mayor lori says he encourages everyone to come out and celebrate this momentous occasion as san francisco host its first ever nba all-star weekend. still ahead, the crawford morning news as we celebrate black history month. >> we get over to the news san francisco focused exclusively on exhibitions. africa will talk more about that. and heavy rain and high winds hitting the bay area. we're keeping an eye on flooding on our roadways during your our roadways during your morning commute will excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limite

president brandon schneider, nba deputy commissioner mark tatum and san francisco mayor daniel lurie.today through the weekend. the nba theme pop-up shops were going to be are going to be appearing on powell street. they're even going to put out a custom basketball court at union square. the powell street cable cars will also be adorned with nba all-star 2025. branding. and they are. larry says he's hoping everybody comes out over the course of the weekend to celebrate what is a momentous occasion for san francisco as it host its first ever nba all-star weekend. >> and while we are hosting the games here, they're all kinds of events happening. not just in san francisco oakland infect kron four's dan kerman visited with the oakland police to see how they're making sure everybody stays safe. >> as we're preparing to welcome increase of visitors to our city, we are here to keep our residents in those visitors safe. at a news conference wednesday, oakland police said they're staffing up for an influx of visitors for nba all-star game events in oakland. it's it's going to be more visibilit

street at 10:00am warriors, president brandon schneider and be a deputy commissioner mark tatum and san francisco mayor danielie make appearances. people can check out nba themed pop-up shops on powell street and a basketball court set up for the occasion in union square. mayor lori says he encourages the public to come out to celebrate as san francisco host its first ever nba all-star weekend. and while san francisco is hosted the all-star game, events are planned all across the bay, including in oakland, kron four's dan kerman explains how open police are getting their city ready. >> as we're preparing to welcome increase of visitors to our city, we are here to keep our residents in those visitors safe. at a news conference wednesday, oakland police said they're staffing up for an influx of visitors for nba all-star game events in oakland. it's it's going to be more disability. there is going to be targeted enforcement if you come into our city, a victimized. in community, members or businesses people that are coming here to enjoy the festivities. we will arrest san francisco is chase center is center stage

it has been one month since san francisco's new mayor, danielle lurie, took office, and he marked theccasion by joining hundreds of volunteers with refuse. refuse. that's an organization dedicated to cleaning up the streets. lurie and his team helped pick up trash around van ness avenue and bay street. there are about 50 volunteers in his group, or 80 volunteers in his group. organizers say it means a lot to get the spotlight from the mayor, who did promise to clean up san francisco during his campaign. cleanups are just an easy kind of intro into civic engagement and community service, because it's literally the easiest thing you can do any person, children do it. it's all ages can pick up litter that they find on the ground, and it's super impactful because a lot of thatoes end up in the bay and the ocean and causes pollution, especially those single use plastics. and did you know there's at least one cleanup in every san francisco zip code every weekend across the bay in oakland? they're also getting cleaned up ahead of the nba all star game festivities, which begin on friday. inte

it has been one month since san francisco's new mayor, danielle lurie, took office, and he marked theefuse. that's an organization dedicated to cleaning up the streets. lori helped pick up trash around van ness avenue and bay street. there are about 80 volunteers in laurie's group. organizers say it means a lot to get the spotlight from the mayor, who promised to clean up san francisco during his campaign. there is at least one cleanup in every san francisco zip code every weekend. turning now to president trump's hiring freeze on federal jobs. will it impact the fire fight in california? a california lawmaker is calling on the government to exempt firefighters from that federal hiring freeze. last month, president trump signed an executive order preventing any new federal hires. that means onboarding for thousands of firefighters in advance of the summer fire season is halted. senator adam schiff responded by sending a letter to several u.s. agencies concerned the freeze will lead to a shortfall of seasonal firefighters. federal agencies typically hire more than 15,000 seasonal crews

san francisco mayor daniel lurie joined the warriors this morning to kick off the festivities. they marked the opening of all star alley on powell street in union square. the area has been transformed to celebrate the all-star game. there will be pop up stores and other fun activities leading into union square. the game is a huge deal for the city by the bay, as leaders work to bring in more revenue and remind people of all san francisco has to offer. this is incredible. this is what we are trying to do. sports. the nba, the warriors. they are telling the world that the heart of san francisco beats strong. that powell, our iconic gateway to union square is alive and well. and look at what it can look like and feel like with just a little investment. the city is hoping to rake in $350 million in revenue, with all that's happening in the next few days leading up to sunday's game. one hype piece of the all star game that will be missing this year is the wnba and nba shootout. last year, steph curry went head to head with new york liberty player and walnut creek native serena ionescu. curry wo

down in venice, italy daniel venice carnival has kicked off with the color of performance marketing the $300.00 anniversary of jack. i'm ok. so nova crowds gathered and st. mark's square to enjoy a tribute to the city's saint rider adventure and the legendary lover. 50 years festivities run until march 4th and will include costing falls for rain and a lot more. and before we go, a quick reminder of our top story. a lot of mirrors, zaleski has called for a european army. speaking of the munich security conference, the premiums president warrens of russia poses a danger to fall into europe. he said, new russian divisions destined for fellows could be intended to attack tomato you're up to date on dw news, mariana evans dean. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you . in the meantime, you can get lost more news on our website. just go to the www dot com from me and the entire news team. thanks for watching the . we would never compromise upon the rights of, i take that opportunity over your cation speak with dr. and he quit oppertunity of work in 2024, ask them women stop down with a ton of a unique insight into the struggle. the sharp edge

san francisco mayor daniel lurie joining the warriors this morning to help tip off some of the festivities. they mark the opening of the all star alley. this is on powell street in union square. the area has been transformed to celebrate the big game. there will be pop up stores and other fun activities leading into union square. now the warriors are expecting 150,000 people to participate in all the nba events, and then the chinese new year parade attracts more than 100,000 visitors as well. and that means traffic will be an issue. we feel that we have enough officers to do the job and do it very well. and in the event that some unforeseen circumstance happens, there's two there's always the option of mutual aid. events are also set for the oakland arena. yep. back to the oracle. there will be some events there this weekend, including the celebrity game. that's tomorrow night, and then the hbcu classic on saturday. an update tonight from our investigative unit, several deaf and hard of hearing students in the south bay say they are not learning, but still getting high school diplomas. we started loo

marks three years since russian invaded. their message to the people on the war zone. >>> and then san francisco mayor, daniel lurie, has made a lot of changes to kick off the administration. we'll take a look at the choices they've made so far and what may be to come. thank you so much for joining us, i'm andrea nakano. >> i'm brian hackney. more than 24 hours after a hillsborough police officer was shot in the parking lot. investigators who are still searching for the suspect. >> reporter: they now believe the shooting was targeted after talking to a person of interest in south san francisco. but at this point, they will not release any further information on the possible suspect or why they think the department was targeted. >> we do know somebody entered the rare parking lot of the hillsborough police department about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. shooting and injuring one officer. that officer shot back at the suspect as he ran away, but police are not sure if he was hit. a shelter in place order was placed for the neighborhood. we'll bring you the latest as it happens on air, as well as the cbs news app, and on kpix. >>> p

mark: i was short -- we saw a really interesting higher from andrieson. they hired danielo is the most famous as he was involved in the choking incident on the subway and cleared of homicide that became this cause celebre. he did not have a track record but we sought vice president jd vance tweet about the excitement. it is a signal for that firm, which has been leading the vanguard of the american dynamism that they are leaning in on a new era of reforming the pentagon and the proximity between the pentagon and silicon valley. in many ways this is something that is very different between what is operated in the past where they did not really think about global borders. caroline: it is interesting, catherine leading over that and they are leaning into the defense science. they are looking at nuclear security. what is interesting is the last time a 16 c was pulling out of london. what does that mean in terms of bringing this across the atlantic? mark: they shut down their office, there first and only outside of the u.s.. that was a crypto investing arm. they are making some

>> brian, it's been one month since daniel lurie was sworn in as san francisco mayor. to markasion, he picked up trash with a community cleanup group. 80 volunteers cleaned up along van ness avenue and bay street. before his inauguration, he held several cleanups across the city. organizers say they are happy to get support from the mayor. >> as neighbors, as volunteers, grassroots volunteers have been, you know, working to try to get our city cleaner for many years now and to have, you know, his support is really great the show people that this is something they can do to make the city a better place. >> and there have been between 20 to 30 cleanups citywide over the weekends. >>> and still ahead, we're meeting a bay area dance instructor who's using the black arts movement to bring people together. and we'll show you that when we come back. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of elec

. >> mark is in a small group, but danielle sassoon, in her own way, did join it last week.t the department of justice, before a veteran of that department went along with bovi's demands. there is not an organized effort to save democracy or, in their instance, save the rule of law. but it is picking up some additional members with your sort of read of the rule of law and the department of justice and all the people that have been purged from doj and the fbi over nine years. what do you see? >> well. >> i, i can't help but as we start here in the trump administration, thinking about the first trump administration and trumpism is refined and different in a way that is vastly different than this point in the first term. at this point in the first term, you had the fbi director who was keeping memos on his interactions with the president, united states, because he thought he might be breaking the law. that's what was going on. you had a justice department that was preparing and ultimately willing to appoint a special counsel to investigate the president of united states. trumpi

mark zaid. he's a national security attorney who is representing the fbi agents in this legal battle. also here with us, daniel brenner, he's a retired fbi supervisory special agent and co-founder and president of the brennan sierra group. thank you both for being here. mark, i'll begin with you. you've got your work cut out for you and the volume at at the very least. but you just heard trump there. will you be able to stop these agents from getting fired? >> well, so it's not just agents, it's analysts. it's forensic examiners. you know, a lot more than just agents who did work really literally. the people who signed leave requests for agents to travel there. we're on this 5 to 6 000 person list. will we be able to stop firings in advance? look, you see how surgically and quickly things go. without precision, we will. i guarantee you, i assure everyone, we will sue the u.s. government to reinstate all those who are fired, especially without due process, which is what we're certainly most concerned about. but listen. what what he said the corruptness i have sued the u.s. government, including the fbi, for ove

daniel lurie will be meeting with state leaders. he's asking for more state funding to combat crime and clean up streets and boost the city's economy. over the weekend, mayor lurie marked the first month in office with a community cleanup. the mayor will be closed in closed meetings throughout the day, but is expected to speak later this afternoon. heads up. if you're in marin county, you might see hazy skies all around the fairfax and woodacre areas. fire crews are conducting controlled burns until 4 p.m. they are clearing out brush and making it easier for emergency crews to access more remote areas. so if you see smoke in the area, don't report it. live. look outside before we start the week out with some sunshine, but there is more rain on the way. let's check in with zoe mintz. >>>>yeah, more rain on the way. which is why now is the perfect time to do those controlled burns. that's why the firefighters are out there, because they know with the rain on the way, that will definitely quickly put out any of those fires that they do start today, because by as soon as tomorrow, late night, we will be seeing some rain. right now though, enjoy the sunny skies, enjoy tempe

. >> performances and speeches marked the event, focusing on this year's theme of african americans and labor. in his speech yesterday, mayor daniellaimed that investing in the community is a core priority of his administration and that includes the fight against fentanyl. >> this crisis disproportionately affects african americans, as they make up 30% of the overdose deaths. this is not only an emergency public health issue, but this is an african american issue. esteemed leaders. >> announced new dedicated investments in the city's young people, including summer work programs for african american youth, an organization that brings basketball to communities all over the state, is getting an environmentally friendly assist. the nonprofit hoop bus rolled into oakland to host a few games at west oakland middle school. hoop bus equips busses with basketball hoops, hoops that is bringing mobile courts to various communities, and during the stop, bus manufacturer blue bird donated a one of a kind electric school bus to the cause. >> we've got an ev bus that we've donated to hoop bus uh- to be a part of what they're doing. we're really

. >> performances and speeches marked the event, focusing on this year's theme of african americans and labor. in his speech yesterday, mayor danieloclaimed that investing in the community is a core priority of his administration and that includes the fight against fentanyl. >> this crisis disproportionately affects african americans, as they make up 30% of the overdose deaths. this is not only an emergency public health issue, but this is an african american issue. >> lowery announced new, dedicated investments in the city's young people, including summer work programs for african american youth. well, turning to weather now. let's check in with lisa. you're waking up to some frigid temperatures this morning. >> yeah, unfortunately, they're going to stick around and get even colder, encompassing the city in the next couple of days. so our air mass gets drier. but it's only temporary because by the time we get to about late tuesday and wednesday, we're seeing a return to the rain. in fact, an atmospheric river aimed to southern california will be affecting the bay area. there's a look at that cold air. you can see it moving into e

. >> performances and speeches mark this event, focusing on this year's theme of african americans and labor. in his speech, san francisco mayor danielclaimed that investing in the community is a core priority of his administration and that includes the fight against fentanyl abuse. >> this crisis disproportionately affects african americans, as they make up 30% of the overdose deaths. this is not only an emergency public health issue, but this is an african american issue. >> and today, lowery announced new dedicated investments in the city's young people, including summer work programs for african american youth. >> neither rain nor snow, nr heat could stop two berkeley postal workers from being honored for their long careers. letter carriers elizabeth correia and frank avalos has each served the public for 40 years, carrying letters from the days of ronald reagan's second term through beyoncÉ's album of the year win. the two of them were honored at a ceremony this afternoon for their long careers. >> i've experienced a lot of crazy stuff here in berkeley, but you know, i don't want to go into details with it, but it's been enjoyab

daniel sassoon or whether she'll play ball. >> all right. lisa, aaron, ken, thank you all. joining us now is mark zaid, founding legal partner of the organization whistleblower aid. mark, good to have you. here. we are hearing the phrase constitutional crisis. already less than a month into this presidency, the dean of the law school at uc berkeley telling the new york times, there have been so many unconstitutional and illegal actions in the first 18 days of the trump presidency. we've never seen anything like this, mark. other administrations have clashed with courts before. so how do you see it? is this a constitutional crisis or is it just heightened friction between these two branches? >> i mean. >> constitutional crisis may. >> be a little bit over the. >> top, but i think what we're seeing is we're we're on the verge of getting there. i've been saying to so many people that we're not even close to how bad it's going to be. it is going to get far, far worse. i've been litigating against trump and. >> his allies. >> for almost a decade now, and the strategy that they are playing, as you just

daniel lurie helped kick things off with a ribbon cutting ceremony. he was joined by warriors president brandon schneider, nba deputy commissioner mark tatum and warriorsmbassador festus. all star themed pop up storefronts will be open along powell street in union square. >> we will have 30 diverse owned businesses that will be featured here, doing pop ups and cultural events and other entertainment events coming over here. i saw lines of people waiting to get into stores on powell street, which is just really a testament to, i think, the impact that we can have, not just on the court but off the court as well. >> all-star alley includes foot locker's all star experience, which opened this morning. >> meanwhile, the set up at chase center is well underw. there are a series of events starting friday night and concluding with sunday's big game. once you get a look at the scope of what it takes to transform the arena, you understand why. the warriors have been on a road trip since last week. there's a new format this year, with four teams competing in a mini tournament. in the past, it was just one big game with the eastern conference and the western conf

daniel laurie, is going doge. he's now ordering all city workers, get back to work. quit -- stop working from home. joining us now, wor radio host, markoge? if that's a game-changer. what do you think? >> well, you know, you've got to be like paul sor is vino and robert deniro in good fellas, when he went to say henry, you gotta go back. the pan dem pandemic's over for three years, you've got to go back to work. doge is wonderful for the country. if you do it if cities and states, it would really make a difference. the new york, california, you klein the waste and fraud, you would change all of that, taxes would be cut in half, service would improve p. it would turn these cities and states around. elizabeth: and why not get more raises and money for teachers, fire mentioner cops, first responders? we have, like, rachel maddow, nicole wallace, larry o'donnell, msnbc analysts going nuts about doge just doing what is garden variety stopping corruption that's been out there for generations. you've got florida, south carolina is, iowa, oklahoma, those states want their own doge. by the way, let me show it, private sector worker -- companie

daniel lowry helped kick things off with a ribbon cutting ceremony. he was joined by warriors president brandon schneider, nba deputy commissioner mark tatum and warriorsmbassador festus ezeli. all star themed pop up stores are now open along powell street in union square. >> we will have 30 diverse owned businesses that will be featured here, doing pop ups and cultural events and other entertainment events. coming over here, i saw lines of people waiting to get into stores on powell street, which is just really a testament to, i think, the impact that we can have, not just on the court but off the court as well. >> union square now features a custom basketball court designed by artist victor solomon, and every powell street cable car is going to showcase nba all star 2025 branding through the weekend. meanwhile, the set up at chase center is well underway. there are series of events starting tonight and concluding with sunday's game. and once you get a look at the scope of what it takes to get the arena ready, it's easy to understand why the warriors have been on a road trip since last week. there's also a major set up at moscone center. not for playe

senate and you have people like ted kennedy, daniel patrick moynihan, bob dole, bill bradley, all sorts of people, john glenn, people who had really made their mark in american life in all sorts of different ways, including in the senate. so he took a seat in the far rear of the chamber where the newest members had to sit, but he immediately looked down and saw where dole was. and in his mind, he thought ahead and he thought, that's what i want to do. always had his eye on leadership then. and one of the reasons i think he eventually got there was unlike 99 out of 100 senators, he didn't want to be president. he had no desire to do that. he was fixated on that. and i think it made his strategic maneuvering easier within the senate, and it also made his path easier because he could take jobs that other people didn't want because it wasn't going to cost him in any kind of national campaign. you heard lamar alexander say you're smash him in the mouth strategy. explain what that is. and how did he apply that strategy not just to his own races? well, it's interesting that he referenced that in the 84 race because in some respects that ad was effective

mark and bridget, and i didn't want to see him go away. >> neither did i. i want him to be reincarnated. >> well, we do that in this show. >> we reincarnated daniel cleaver backcountant? what's going on? >> no, you don't want me doing your numbers, 100%. yeah. it's something i will go back to certainly, yeah. i love it. but you too! >> i know. but i don't love it like you love it. >> really? >> no! that's why i do tv. >> that's right. >> i think the happiest lawyers are the ones who aren't practicing. don't get mad at me, lawyers. thank you so much. it is always a pleasure. the movie is really, really fun. she's back for more in the 3rd hour. you can catch "mad about the boy" streaming now on peacock. >>> they say great friends are the ones you don't have to talk to all the time but when you see them you go right back to that place where you left off. these guys do that for me. 25 years ago we spent a lot of time together. we have a lot to catch up on. but, first, this is "today" on nbc. er. we have a lot to catch up on. but, first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> the citi concert series. is proud by sponsored by citi. ♪ every time we're down, you can make it rig

thank you all for joining us as we mark this important milestone shown in our efforts to revitalize san francisco, it is now my great honor to introduce mayor danielhank you. >> thank you. good afternoon. >> thank you to the millennium students for being here today. we appreciate you sharkey good to see you. good afternoon everyone and welcome to city hall. i want to first start by thanking supervisors dorsey and gado cheryl mahmoud souder ,chan and chen for joining us today. i also want to thank our community partners for standing with me on the steps of city hall just two weeks ago to advocate for the passage of the fentanyl state of emergency ordinance. it's an honor to be standing alongside all of you today to sign this legislation into law on inauguration day. i committed to treating the fentanyl crisis as the emergency that it is. thanks to the overwhelm ming support of the board of supervisors we are getting additional tools and authority to act swiftly and effectively if we did not get here alone. thank you to my legislative co-sponsors president mandell ben and supervisors dorsey and gado cheryl mahmood and souder. and thank you to superv