moore: no. >> how much of a dent? mr. moore: 350 million acres. anything less than that isn't going to get at the backlog. >> in terms of housing, the additional funds that you have requested, what scale of progress are you going to make to make sure that firefighters have access to adequate and well constructed housing? mr. moore: i think we have about $25 million we are putting forth. we are looking at completely redoing and making necessary changes to many of the other barracks and houses. >> can you give us a full list of those. it is a cart before the house thing. if we don't have adequate housing we won't have the firefighting force to deal with the challenges. mr. moore: i agree. >> the forest service was finalizing to repair the santa fe national forest that keeps them cattle from neighboring onto the preserve. what is the status. mr. moore: million dollars on construction of the fence and maintenance of the fence once it's done. >> is that contractually not the maintenance contract but the repair contract, has that been executed? mr. moor

moore: it is. i think there is a difference between having a civil debate but also saying we are all going to come to the same end conclusion. we might not come to the same conclusion. for example, i think about the work that we did last year. yes, we passed legislation that focused on things like privacy and protections of people both performing, patients and providers of abortion. this year, we helped to lead an initiative where reproductive rights will be on the ballot for the state of maryland to put it in our constitution. you know my belief. abortion and reproductive rights, that is health care. that is women's health care. i and not going to take away a woman's right to her health care. i also know the ability to focus on things like education and prevention, like we did working with upstream. part of knowing about reproductive health needs knowing that women and girls are getting the education they need about family planning and that type of thing. even if we end up at a different conclusio

moore? guest: good. super to be with you. i so much appreciate what you do at c-span for public dialogue on these important policy issues, so i am honored to be with you. host: wonderful. looking forward to hearing what our callers have for you later on in the show. first, can you talk about the committee to unleash prosperity, your point of view, and who funds your organization? guest: so this was an organization we founded -- i think it was about six or seven years ago. it was four of us. larry kudlow -- steve forbes, and myself. those three are icons in the economic movement. we wanted a platform to have the four of us be able to speak out with one voice about the important issues of the day, and we all got involved with trump in 2016. of course, larry kudlow became the chief economist for the trump administration. so we all are still very involved on helping any candidate, whether for senator or governor, to provide the best economic advice. host: can you talk about the advice you are gi

governor moore, i will start with you. what would a civil discussion, a productive discussion look like even on guns? >> i mean, this is, you know, again, it's a challenging and personal issue for me. you know, am a person who spent , from the time i was 17 years old, that is when i joined the u.s. army. i served with, trained with and deployed with paratroopers and where we spent most of our time, being trained up on weapons and multiple calibers and i have seen firsthand how destructive they are. i have seen firsthand what they do to the human body. i grew up in neighborhoods where the idea of public safety was always a want and not a have. and so, when i think about putting together responsible and common sense gun laws, as we have done in the state of maryland, it is not about, are you taking away people's freedoms. the way i look at it is, are you actually offering a sense of freedom to people to groping safety in their own neighborhoods? and to groping safety in their own communities? and so when we said things like,

please join me in welcoming johnny moore. rev. moore: ironically those protesters are standing on the sidewalk of the chinese embassy. it is wonderful to be with all of you. i have some old friends in the room, some new friends, and i hope to make many more new friends. my topic this afternoon is why christian zionists love israel and the jewish people. it's not a sermon, i'm not going to preach, but i am an evangelical, so i decided to pick a text, and it is psalm 130 two, verse 13. the words say, for the lord has chosen zion. when i think of these sometimes complicated relationship between evangelicals and the jewish community, especially in the united states, i often think of an occasion i personally witnessed. in my early 20's i was invited to a small event in this city organized by a jewish organization honoring a prominent evangelical for his support of israel. a small reception and then a brief ceremony to honor the individual. first a statement was to be made by an executive of the jewish organization, then an award presen

reverend moore: i have three observation there.s, the form of evangelical christian zionism that we're accustomed to, actually the main line denominations were zionist denominations. they carried this before we did. and one of the things that's happening, i think, is there's a small group of leaders in those denominations that are trying their best to hold on but they don't have to become like us in order to do what's right. they have their own history and thei own theology. many of them don't know it all. that's number one. number two, it's mainly i think politics has become so intertwined with religious practice that i think that many of them are making political decisions. they are not making decisions based on the bible or theology. sorry. that's my impression. and then number three, i would say and i'm sorry to say this. i want lots and lots of people around the world to be dedicated to their faith, but they're also i rapid, rapid decline. and so they are blending in to the res of society while other movements, you know, are

as soon as the vessel completes mooring tests, it will be possible to begin sea and ice operations. final exam, after which the new nuclear icebreaker will first leave for its home port of murmansk, and then begin escorting ships in the waters of the northern sea route. icebreaker. already today the work schedule is practically written out, the work plans for the next year, we also have the last icebreaker, when it was delivered redokol ural, lokol sibir, they immediately after delivery were sent to work, to work, under additional contracts, agreements, to provide specific tasks, after the delivery of yakutia, the place of the outfitting embankment will be taken by the chukotka standing on the slipway, another nuclear-powered ship of the same series, on it ... sections of the hull are being assembled one after another and both nuclear reactors have already been installed in the leningrad line, it was laid down at the beginning of this year. leadership in the barctic is an ambitious task, but if anyone can solve it, it is our country, because only russia has a unique nuclear icebreak

joining me, steve moore, committee to unleash prosperity and host of wabc's "moore money" and russ voughtident of the center for renewing america. gentlemen, thank you very much. biden races to trump-proof his agenda, russ. they're trying to get all these regulations -- i just saw in april, government agencies, finallallized three dozen economically significant regulations more than during any single month of biden's own presidency and his own presidency is probably the biggest regulatory binge in history and what is this business, they're trying to trump-proof it? how is that going to work? >> sure, what they're using is what is called the congressional review act and it is a law that allows congress to come in and overrule a regulation within 60 days of when that rule has been done and it is used effectively when you have a turn in administration, obviously you're sending a bill to the president, he will only sign it if he is a new administration and we used this really effectively under president trump more than any administration had done in history. i don't think they will be ultimat

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for more, steve forbes, forbes media editor-in-chief, steve moore, "moore money" on abc radio., real hourly earnings, weekly average earnings continue to decline under mr. biden as gerri willis said, level of cpi has increased by nearly 20% since he was inaugurated. i want to note, the cpi for first four-month of the year running at 4 1/2% of annual rate. retail sales, core retail sales have fallen in three of the last four-month. i'm saying it looks to me like a weakening economy and still rising inflation problems. how do you see it? >> it is a weakening economy and i don't think people are going to be impressed, oh, may have been .2 of a percent better than what economists predicted. what they see interest rates are high. so the interest you pay on a mortgage, bad, on car loans, bad, credit cards, bad. people are taking out more dent and the fed has, this is so crazy, they have a thing called supercore inflation index they look at up four 1/2, 5%. so, yeah, enjoy it while you can white house, this is not overall good report. you still have a punk economy. that is why 100,000

ship will be subjected to serious tests right at the construction stage, and the first of them is mooring tests, their yakutia will take place here at the plant. on the outfitting quay of the baltic shipyard of the united shipbuilding corporation, more than a thousand people every day board yakutia, it is prepared for going to sea long before the first voyage, consistently setting up the equipment, checking the operation of all systems and mechanisms. attention, empty. the emergency diesel generator must start in a matter of seconds, there are three of these on the ship, each of them is checked first, if the emergency protection of the reactor installation is triggered, they will cover the ship's electricity needs. in turn, backup diesel generators will help the nuclear-powered ship continue moving. during emergency operation, the icebreaker yakutia can develop a maximum power of six knots, which is a two-generator generator. in principle, this is enough to ensure that in some difficult situations perform a maneuver perform a planned stop begin some restoration work. the nuclear reactors

legal name, skyler moore.ave to do with the model of crystal taylor and he says? >> i do not know her, i did not do this, but he is studying her photo. >> and then, c. styles continued to talk. >> is coming up with an analysis of the person who would've done this. and he refers to the person as this person had a lot of rage. this person has a lot of rage in them to do that. >> as opposed to just saying i didn't do any murder, i don't know who this is, i don't know what you're talking about. >> exactly. >> that seemed strange, but so did this. there was no obvious reason for c. styles to kill crystal taylor. through, that if you are worried about becoming a victim of gang violence you are probably safest in the morning because these guys stay up very late and don't roll out of bed until late morning or noon? >> i'm not going to say that is a fact, but it is more true than not. >> if someone is up and working at 707:30 in the morning -- >> their paths just wouldn't cross, not normally cut --, not a hard-core per

we have steve moore to talk about all that. we have senator joni ernst who was here is a biden withholding ammunition from israel and joe concha and mark simone will tell us who the next president will be, to the next vice president will be in the general discussion of life, liberty and the pursuit of happyness. joining me now is the chair of the house judiciary committee. mr. jim jordan. mr. jordan, you heard my opening i want to say enough said. i am much more interested, to tell you the truth, and how these documents in the trial. you are the head of the judiciary committee. this is right up your alley in your jurisdiction. apparently, the documents were doctored, but, apparently, the classified covers were docked —-dash doctored also. tell me if you know about this and if you're going to go after it, sir. >> to answer the last question, yes. we will pursue this as strongly as we can. what we do know is the documents that were seized, they change the order of those documents. the physical documents did not match up with the

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i feel a profound sense of urgency because moore - world.use moore will change world. i feel a profound sense of- urgency because moore will change in the next five years than in the last 30. i am convinced that the next few years will be some of the most dangerous, get the most transformational that our country has ever known. this transformational that our country has ever known.— transformational that our country has ever known. this speech was not 'ust about has ever known. this speech was not just about defence _ has ever known. this speech was not just about defence and _ has ever known. this speech was not just about defence and foreign - just about defence and foreign policy. mr sunak define security something broader, talking about immigration, artificial intelligence and climate change. indeed, he touched briefly on almost every single area of government policy. he said labour would leave britain less secure and accused them of being the real pessimists.— real pessimists. when labour ignores the achievements _ real pessimists. when

we have steve moore, committee to unleash prosperity, host of "moore money" on wabc radio, and douglasoltz-eakin, former cbo director, president of american action forum. doug, i'm just looking at your latest report here. it get as better and better or it gets worse and worse, if you know what i mean. final rule costs for mr. biden, 1.6 trillion, final rules. for mr. trump, were a minus 160 billion. so trump's fell enormously, 160 billion. biden is up 1.6 trillion. paperwork hours increasing under mr. biden, 292 million, mr. trump, 74 million. so, is there any end to this and right to the end they just keep piling this on? is that what's happening? >> there appears to be no end to it. we kept track since day one of these administration at some point, during mr. trump's administration, they reduced the regulatory burden. it is something i didn't think could be done. one of the great accomplishments of the administration. biden did this one than barack obama did in two, which is hard to wrap your arms around. this is an onslaught of unprecedented proportions and it is really hard on smal

chief moore, great to see it.hank you for always taking my calls we just think thank you for the great work you have been doing. obviously when we are in a pinch dealing with some challenges there is no shortage of it in the state of california. i want to begin by thanking you and your entire team at the forest service for your work and ingeneral but more specifically and more recently for your support in the expansion of the national monument in northern california and the san gabriel mountain monument in southern california which includes additionalal acreage in the national forest. it's a majoran accomplishment, appreciate your partnership working together and thank you for the support of beverly who isis with this the celebration this last saturday doing to turn to anur issue that was touched n earlier in the hearing of federal firefighter pay i was approach introduced to a wildland firefighter protection act together with senator's sentiment which would protect the pate rays secured for wildland firefighters

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wasn't that the main problem, auto insurance, steve moore?hose are big cost raisers. but i want to go back to, you know ors for the first time in the last few weeks, that lousy first quarter gdp report came out we started hearing the term stagflation, remember that one, maria? maria: yeah temperature. >> stagflation is higher inflation, and a declining, you know, jobs market. and i want to remind wall street that that's what we had in the 1970s. and, you know, this idea that a bad jobs report is good for the stock market is ridiculous. i mean, in the 170s, that was the worst stock market ever, and people didn't have jobs. [laughter] so, come on. john, you've got to tell me why there's this mentality that people not working is a good thing for stock. >> well, that's a good point you're making, steve, that's a strong point. i don't necessarily agree with that, but what my problem is, the market is too. keenly focused on interest rates and perhaps is not taking into consideration that getting to lower interest rates may necessarily require a muc

moore. miss miss boddy, if we just take public comments today, given in respect to tenants who work taking off, we could do that perhaps right after at the beginning of the rest of the hearing, in order to give them the ability to say what they say and we take it, and then they don't come back next time around if they choose to. well, one option, commissioners would be to continue the matter and give the tenants the opportunity under general public comment to speak to the matter. so that makes sense to me because, you know, it's hard to hear the context of this without understanding whether staff's recommendation is going to change. so given that they're here, it would be very useful to have them raise their concerns. and we can do that in the context of public general public comment. so i think that makes sense. i don't know if the maker of the motion wants to change the motion. yeah, i'll change the motion to continue to the item number 17 and have the tenants, speak during the general pub

laurent and steve moore, 2 of my favourite. appreciate you joining us this friday night.ahead we break down the latest far-left lunacy coming out of california. after the break has this special edition of hannity continues. [ ♪♪ ] >> jason: tonight far-left lunacy continues in california. the deep blue state just voted to legalize composting human remains. yes, you heard that right. composting human remains. for those who want environmentally friendly burials. former assemblywoman christina garcia who authored the bill shows she wants her quote soil to be used specifically for a plum tree. also in california a bill in the state legislature would require all new cars sold in the state by 2032, to be better drivers and when they go 10 miles per hour over the speed limit. that will be fun. the bill narrowly passed its first vote in the state senate on tuesday and if it becomes law it has the potential to impact all car sales in the united states. here with reaction fox news computer janno caldwell along with just listen to yourself podcast host keira davis and. i'm going to

man, moore has been aide for a very, very long time by us and west, and multinational corporations. it is an incredibly rich country. it has strategic minerals. it has incredible stores of jams, uh tons and night. jade uh, rubies, uh teak as well as oil. and so it is an incredible rich resource that is being i, by the capital, at least for a very, very long time. and the hope was that during on the august on sushi, that they would be able to open the country up into this neo liberal field of exploitation. really. it was the new market, the new frontier. and they were creating arrangements for that. but it was also geo strategic play important. and because of that, uh, the geo strategic se, uh, took precedence. uh and they undermined on the sides sushi and then that all cleared the way for the miller cheek to take back total power. now if we go deeper into history, into the world war 2 era backs and burma had portions of the country occupied by japan who used to permit territory to then subjugate chinese citizens along the border region. fast forward to present a myanmar, what are re

peggy moore and her wife, hope wood, died in the crash friday. the couple were longtime community organizers in the bay area. they met campaigning for former president obama in 2008 and ran a consulting firm, active in local politics. politicians, including representative barbara lee and state senator aisha wahab, are among those posting about the couple's legacy today. moore was a senior adviser to former oakland mayor libby schaaf. schaaf remembers moore and wood as kind and passionate activists with deep roots in the community. >> two people who were so full of life and love and energy and spirit, it's just difficult to wrap your head around. >> the chp says another driver veered into the couple's lane friday night and hit them. they're investigating whether the other driver was under the influence. >> the oakland police department officially has its new chief. today was floyd mitchell's first day on the job. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley is following the story as chief mitchell gets up to speed. >> welcome to my first day as an oakl

we will have steve "forbes" and steve moore talking about bad economic numbers.ing kudlow monday through friday 4:00 p.m. every day right here on foxbusiness. for some reason you cannot make it out for, please text your favorite 9-year-old and she will show you how to dvr the show and you will never miss a boxing rematch. kudlow will be right back. after advil: let's dive in! but...what about your back? it's fineeeeeeee! [splash] before advil: advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. sarah shaw: my day job is as an author relations manager for a publisher. i'm in books, and i think about stories all the time. the st. jude story, it's a beautiful, beautiful story that you can't make up. fundraising and raising awareness for st. jude is not just helping kids in the united states, it's helping kids all over the world, and that's a huge deal. what i do really does make an impact. so i love what i do for st. jude, and i just know that i'm in the right place. ♪ rising costs. selectiv

moore was actually chefs. campaign manager when she ran for mayor in 2015. she had been that. >> state director for obama >> she agreed to be the campaign manager for one term councilmember who was challenging the incumbent. this is back in 2013, 2014, you could not walk anywhere with peggy without it taking like 2 hours, she knew every person. and if she didn't know that she would just strike up a conversation and them. >> oakland representative barbara lee says she is brokenhearted to hear the news calling peggy, a friend activist and one of the best organizers. she knew more and would created a political consulting firm in twenty-twenty called hope action change. the couple met while working on the obama campaign in 2008. just into the crowd for newsroom. an update on our top story that search for an 8 year-old boy is now over. we just learned police say a nor tease has been found. he was reported missing in mountain view earlier tonight. so good news there. meanwhile, in solano county, police are looking for a man who walked away from a conservation camp

we will have steve "forbes" and steve moore talking about bad economic numbers. catching kudlow monday through friday 4:00 p.m. every day right here on foxbusiness. for some reason you cannot make it out for, please text your favorite 9-year-old and she will show you how to dvr the show and you will never miss a boxing rematch. kudlow will be right back. daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? dad: aim at the wall, but get closer. daughter: (gasps) what the?! daughter: alright. dad: side to side. when you work with someone who knows a lot and cares even more... you can do this. ...you're unstoppable. (♪) wow... are you kidding me? you can do this. at truist, we believe the same is true for banking. larry: stop markets hit new records today. our own jerry willis is here to make sense. >> i've got to tell you, cooler than expected. inflation numbers sending those stocks higher. we have the dow up 349 points. the s&p 500 up 61. the nasdaq up. the bl

moore a chance to respond.is the campaign's stance on potentially raising the federal minimum wage? guest: well, wages went up faster under trump than any under president -- host: right, but the federal minimum wage. would you be in favor of raising it? guest: look, my own view is we should let the states decide their own policy on what their minimum wage is. here something that is really important. one of the most important issues for minorities, especially black and hispanic families, is school choice, so every single child in america can go to the best possible school, whether it is a public school, a charter school, a catholic school -- host: the other issue miriam mentioned was the child tax credit. what about that one? guest: the average family today, if you have a middle income, you said about $1500 to $2000 a year in your taxes. when biden said he will repeal the trump tax cut, he said i will raise your taxes in the middle classes. the most important thing right now for minorities is to make sure kids h

moore a chance to respond.is the campaign's stance on potentially raising the federal minimum wage? guest: well, wages went up faster under trump than any under president -- host: right, but the federal minimum wage. would you be in favor of raising it? guest: look, my own view is we should let the states decide their own policy on what their minimum wage is. here something that is really important. one of the most important issues for minorities, especially black and hispanic families, is school choice, so every single child in america can go to the best possible school, whether it is a public school, a charter school, a catholic school -- host: the other issue miriam mentioned was the child tax credit. what about that one? guest: the average family today, if you have a middle income, you said about $1500 to $2000 a year in your taxes. when biden said he will repeal the trump tax cut, he said i will raise your taxes in the middle classes. the most important thing right now for minorities is to make sure kids h

first of all when i saw that clip, i can't believe michael moore is even alive still.r my entire lifetime he had been on the wrong side of every issue. it's no surprise to see him standing with the terrorists, hamas and college campus psychos ended his violence to take over a building, there's no nonviolent way to take over building any more than -- you take your car, you cannot nonviolently seize property that doesn't belong to you. it's a violent act inherently. stuart: any kind of anti-semitic statement is violence. >> to say we need to kill everyone in israel of course it is violence. stuart: it is not going to stop. >> it won't stop if you are listening to michael moore. stuart: another one for you. a mighty decided to scrap the diversity statement as a hiring requirement, prospect of hires no longer have to pledge of allegiance to dei, your proof of that. >> what a sick thing to say, pledge allegiance to a flag and noble ideas, pledge allegiance to dei, diversity statements are orwellian things but it is about limiting diversity, making sure university professors

some of the statements made about this witch hunt on cnn, fake news cnn, michael moore said the proof of falsifying records has not been accomplished. on "good morning america" they said we heard that expense payments to lawyers are legal expenses. we paid a lawyer expense payments. we didn't put it down as construct costs, the purchase of sheetrock, the electrical cost, the legal expense that we paid we put down as legal expense. there is nothing else you could say. you don't have to put down anything, i guess but we put down legal expense, was legal expense. is that a correct statement, mr. attorney? and everyone is saying oh, that's the fraud. that's what they're trying to get. we called it a legal expense. we marked it in the books. the check was signed. the other thing, this was approved by all agencies, everybody thought this was nothing being hidden at all. that's what they are all writing now. there has been nothing hidden. it went through agencies. i guess it went through the i.r.s. also, went through the f.e.c., went through everything. also nbc today show saying there is no

marcus moore abc news, reykjavik, iceland stunning images but can be dangerous marcus thank you. >> if orange juice is your favorite breakfast beverage, prepare for a change. prices are skyrocketing and supplies are dwindling all over the world. it's thanks in part to extreme heat and crop disease. experts say conditions aren't likely to change anytime soon, so manufacturers are now planning to use different fruits like pears and apples for your morning juice. >> okay, well, you can't use bananas, but there is a new debate heating up the internet. how ripe does a banana need to be to be perfect? i feel like we have this debate almost every morning, but first we'll have the retiring fire pilot who's long been an unsung hero from 911. >> what he was forced to almost do for his country on that fateful day. you're watching world news now. >> for centuries, the world's best pizza has been baked in ovens made of stone. but you can't fit one of those on the countertop in your home. introducing paisano, the authentic pizza oven by granite stone now make the world's most delicious pizza with re

and just commissioner moore, just to confirm.he's accurate that those are all occupancy codes from the building code. it's a little bit hard because we use that in a completely more controversial, yeah, explanation than anything else. yeah, we have the same use in our planning code that is different than the occupancy code that the building department uses. okay, commissioner imperial. thank you, and thank you for community members coming in, coming to the planning commission, i do have question and i actually appreciate one of the cac member coming here, because that's something i also notice in, in the report that, you know, that the project sponsor did not attend, the bayview cac, meeting, would you like to. yes, i'll address that. i actually attended the meeting twice. and to be completely frank, i think the bayview cac is an absolute joke. and the reason i say that is the first time i arrived, there was only three members on the council. they were unwilling to hear it. and later they said that, oh, well, you didn't submit ev

. >> joining us now, gwynn moore of wisconsin.the house ways and means and the house joint economic committee. today's rally can only be seen as a preview of what's to come since the republican convention will be in your home city of milwaukee this summer and trump is claiming middle and working class people will do better under him than under president biden. what do you say to that? >> i was just tickled to death to hear your opening. as you recounted the absolute absurdities of the trump claims. i think he was right when he said the gop, if he said that, the gop was plunging. the gdp always grows because we have a huge economy. but in order to have paid for those tax cuts, the $2 trillion that he gave away, you know, the majority of them, 75, 80% of them to the wealthiest americans, the gdp would have had to have grown by 6% for that to have happened. it didn't. that is what has caused some of the deficits we are experiencing. that he gave all of his friends all of this money. and you know we had senator phil graham come back a

oakland police identified a suspect, 33 year old robert lee moore, in march.harged with murder but still has not been arrested. anyone who has seen moore is asked to contact oakland police. >> gig workers rallied right outside the state supreme court today ahead of a case that could determine their future. the court heard arguments on the constitutionality of proposition 22, the voter approved law classifies rideshare and delivery drivers as independent contractors, not employees, with workers compensation protections or health benefits. the court's decision is expected within 90 days. >> you're watching ktvu, fox two news at 630. former president donald trump's defense team has rested its case in his criminal trial in new york. >> the former president did not take the stand. fox's arthur chen was inside the courtroom and has more on why the defense team stood down after calling just two witnesses. the defense rested after calling just two witnesses to the stand and not calling donald trump to testify in his own criminal trial. >> the former president, ignorin

biden just today -- >> the guy has sort of lost his mooring. he seems like the guy who doesn't know what the hell he's doing anymore. >> reporter: in an already unprecedented campaign, the first crucial clash now the earliest in modern history. >> and, peter, to be clear, this means this happens before the conventions? >> that's right, likely even before mr. trump has picked his vice presidential nominee here. the former president is now saying he accepted an offer for a third debate in october. the biden campaign, though, they are brushing that off, lester, telling me no

that my service is behind this, but in reality everything is more parazoic, said richard moore. britain has made clear that it will help ukraine defend itself. and that's what we do. end of quote. the former commander of nato's european army, general philip breedlove, advised the ukrainian armed forces to pay attention to the crimean bridge as a target for attack in order to weaken russia. according to the ex-commander of the alliance, kiev can strike across the crimean bridge, attacking it across the kerch strait with harpoon anti-ship missiles, which the united states supplied to ukraine. according to pridlov, you won’t believe the attack on the crimean bridge from ukraine, but he said it completely justified. the minister of foreign affairs of estonia, urmas rensail , welcomed the explosion on the crimean bridge and congratulated the armed forces of ukraine on this. quote: heads of estonian diplomacy. estonia certainly welcomes this, and the ukrainian special units congratulate appointments that are likely behind this operation. the positive thing is that the traffic has stop

this is part of the levy that is supposed to protect the town of liz moore from the wilson river lookthe wall and there you see the normal heights of the wilson river so that's the level that the flood came into this building in that flood kate is an artist and longtime resident of liz more this is your house? yeah. >> was my house. was your house? i don't live here anymore. >> why don't you want to move back in because he can't move back into a place where, you no way that that can happen again in the early hours of february 28 floodwaters fill their backyard. >> what get the rain doesn't stop the water just keeps coming. >> kate takes shelter in the attic. >> we'd saved everything we possibly could says no point in being in toxic water that was freezing cold and we hadn't slept for 24, 48 hours. a stranger on a passing jet ski rescues kate, some other surreal things that made it really feel like it was out of this world was that they were cattle on the top of some of the shop and their the care on the room. in the a grueling cleanup, more than 70,000 tons of debris collected from th

peggy moore and her wife hope would killed in a crash in southern california. how the east bay community is now remembering them. and this school in the east bay closes for good. what the owner has to say about that. >> news station. he's calling news 2. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm justine waldman. we're going to begin with oakland's new police chief officially taking over the department. this is coming more than a year after the mayor fired the former chief. there was a national search and the mayor then rejected the first set of candidates. chief michel does start with some positive signs lower crime rates in oakland. but there are still some problems. kron four's terisa stasio joins us now live from the newsroom with an update on his first day on the job. thanks for joining high. just the chief says that he has some very big plans for oakland, especially injhis first 100 days. >> on the job. >> oakland police chief floyd mitchell behind the scenes at opd headquarters monday meeting and greeting members of the department. only o

but i'm not allowed to talk about it because i have a gag order far worse than that by 1,000 times, moore said that the worst i've ever but i can't talk about it. >> it'll be talked about, but i'm not allowed to talk about it. >> but it'll be talking about in the history books what's happening here is weaponization in level that nobody has seen before i ever than shouldn't be allowed to happen. so i'll stay around here. this is five weeks then five weeks of really essentially not campaigning, although i took a big lead in the polls over the last few weeks, something's going on because i think the people of this country see that this is a rig deal. it's a weaponize deal for the democrats to hit their political opponents for job by the worst, the worst president in the history of the united states is two drawing your country's letting millions of people from jails, from prisons, from enceladus alums, from mental institutions drug dealers, porin venezuela. if you look at their crime statistics and gun down 72% in drag because they're released, they all the criminals into our country this hor

in 2019, moore and her wife, hope, started the political consulting firm hope action change. congress woman barbara lee of oakland posted this message on social media saying, i'm heartbroken to hear of the tragic loss of peggy moore and hope wood. peggy was a friend and activist and one of the best organizers i knew. her passion and fight for justice and equality is what brought her and hope together. >> new at ten tonight, the california department of wildlife is reporting a concerning trend of sick brown pelicans stranded along the coast. the department has not released numbers yet, but they say the logged the. they usually high numbers of the stranded birds around late april this is happening along the coast from santa cruz county south to san diego county. the pelicans are showing signs of emaciation and often have secondary injuries. a similar trend appeared in 2022, when 800 pelicans were admitted to wildlife rehab centers. >> intense storms causing some heavy damage over the weekend across parts of the country. in central florida, downed trees, broken fences and debris

my guests this morning, republican senator marco rubio of florida and democratic governor wes moore ofyland and undercurrent. olympic swimmer michael phelps■ opens up about his struggles with depression in our "meet the most" conversation. >> there are times even though i have a rolodex people i can reach out to there are times when i still feel alone. >> still? >> still. >> joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. >> symone sanders-townsend, senior chief spokeswoman for vice president kamala harris and republican strategist brendan buck. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the■ç longest-running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with kristen welker." >>> good sunday morning. the political world is gearing up for an historic face-off. president biden and former president trump have agreed to the earliest general election debate in modern history. trump who has been beset by a swirl of legal challenges is hoping he can prove his case that president biden is not up for anothe