moore: no. i have the best job around and i love the momentum we are seeing in the state of maryland. i think about when i was first elected, maryland was ranked 43rd in the country in unemployment. now maryland is going on 15 straight months amongst the lowest unemployment rates in the entire country. when i was elected governor maryland was in the middle of the scourge of violent crime. over an eight year period, a homicide rate nearly doubled, baltimore city had eight straight years of over 300 homicides. now maryland has among the most precipitate drops in violent crime of anywhere in the country right now. i love the momentum we are seeing here and i want this to be maryland's decade and i want to lead that charge. david: suppose people say you did a great job as maryland governor. he talked about some of the things you have done. you've been reelected overwhelmingly. but the party needs a charismatic figure to be the leader in the post-donald trump era, you would say? gov. moore: people sh

moore: i did not.y mother tells a story how at his funeral, my uncle took me up to see his body for the final time in the casket and i touched him and i asked if he was going to come with us. even at that time i had no idea what had fully happened and didn't really process until i got older. david: you have siblings? gov. moore: an older sister and a younger sister. my mother had a hard time with the transition, she didn't feel safe in the neighborhood or house. she called her parents my , grandparents. david: you grew up there, were you a great student or athlete? gov. moore: i was not a great student. what was really interesting is that the work actually came easy to me. the attention to detail and the interest in doing it did not. by the time it was 11 years old, i had handcuffs on my wrist, by the time i was 13, i was kicked out of my school and sent to a military school in pennsylvania. i had a really difficult time transitioning. david: you went to the military school and it was sort of a college

five six years and really understand what you do your sacrifice as governor moore has said. there's nothing more i can add to. but thank you. and and harriet was, one of those veterans informally. informally. she gave up any that she had for herself to able to fight for others. and so in doing. so what do i call her? she a selfless person. she gave up any. she never thought about herself. she thought about what others needed. where does she get that from? she got that from god. she focused god. she focused on him continually. what do we need to do now? focus on god? and we to trust him. rely on. recognize him. and know that he is our way out. he will give us direction. he'll give us guidance in what to do, what not to do, as he did with her. but first, we have to trust him. and i want to thank governor wetmore. general. major general birken, delegate patterson and speaker jones for your efforts and also for the army national guard. the first time that i received an award for her was down in fort huachuca. and and that was to receive the knowlton medal award, which talks abou

you got demi moore. >> have a great night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- demi moore, gavin rossdale, and music from abraham alexander and adrian quesada. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! cnn ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. very kind. i'm jimmy, i am the host. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for joining us here in our headquarters in hollywood, california. i don't know, are we still allowed to call it taco tuesday anymore? [ laughter ] is i.c.e. going to bust in here if we do? i'm not sure how to even start this show anymore, because there are so many startlingly crazy things happening. it's like if you went to a buffet, and instead of walking up with your plate to get food, they just launched it all at you at once. [ laughter ] you're like "ah! mashed potatoes! corn!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it has now been 15 years since trump took office. 15 days? laugh my god. last night i mentioned the tariff of nottingham had agreed to back off the 25% taxes he slapped on mexican and canadian

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commissioner moore i am.missioner so i that item passes 6 to 0 and we are on to our next item on the agenda. >> commission matters starting with our land acknowledgment. >> nice. thank you. looking forward to this one. so the commission knowledge that we are in the unceded ancestral homeland of rahmatullah aloni who are the original inhabitants of san francisco peninsula as an indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the raw material loney have never seen it lost or forgotten in their responsibility as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their tradition territory traditional territory . as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors elders and relatives of the dramaturge aloni community and by affirming the sovereign rights as first peoples. >> great thank you. commissioners will move on to your next item which is consideration of adoption

garrett moore from chancellor alabama. is also a proud veteran of this u.s.ine corps having served as an infantryman for four years overseas in japan. near the dmz of south korea. after completing his military service. you wanted to return to his roots and farm in la hello hello ma'am i'm working how part of the southern peanut farmer i'm grateful for the hard work he's done with the food and for alabama and advocate for our young farmers and also in auburn tiger fan. thank you for being here today. senator moran what brings you to texas >> kansas. [laughter] >> both great states. one is better than the other. good morning and i think the chairman for allowing me the opportunity to introduce that captain who appears with all of you on the panel. amy france is the native of the old arkansas population 1775 made me think of all my hometown, the county that leona is in his wichita county and the population 2100. my point is, amy lives in a very rural part of kansas, she found a limited partnership this industry called agriculture after meeting her husband. toget

i didn't want to speak for amzie moore.efinitely didn't want to speak for my dad or my great grandfather or for the young people that i met in mississippi. i think you can find truth from multiple perspectives. so my attempt was, can we understand what's happening across all these generations from the perspective and from the voices of so many people? so, you know, it was powerful for me to listen to my dad's voice. he passed in 2021. so, just being able to sit with his voice and kind of feel the vibration of him speaking for himself was really just a powerful experience. i also wanted to connect that with my own voice, and how i saw and experienced the world growing up in cambridge, massachusetts during the age of hip hop in the 1980's and in the 1990's. i always felt like there was a disconnect between the civil rights generation and the hip-hop generation. i had the privilege to be a child of the civil rights movement. a child of the movement. all these folks -- charlie cobb was "uncle charlie." julian bond, all these fo

for a film that's about the invisibility of older women, 62—year—old demi moore's acclaimed performancethe �*80s and �*90s — is not representative of a cultural shift. to me, this is... this is not the story that we should be telling if there was no issue with that. space past a certain age — this says so much about how you're allowed to look like. the most original to be seen on cinema screens. fargeat says she hopes it provokes a conversation and, apparently, beauty. i'm fine. and indeed into next week it stays pretty cold — see some wintry flurries mixed into that because the air so a strong area of high pressure dominating the scene but today doesn't look too bad at all. plenty of sunshine around. we've had some freezing fog and mist patches around. the cloud will tend to build towards the southeast where we'll pick up more of an easterly breeze it'll be less cold in the south where we have the cloud, where we have clearer skies. so this feature bumping up to the high pressure system is what's making it windy. you can see the isobars squeezing together, so picking up stronger easter

congresswoman, congresswoman gwen gwen moore of wisconsin. congresswoman, nice to see you.ment of education is a is a government agency. a federal government agency technically falls under the executive branch, but like all government operations, is funded through appropriations at congress. so ultimately, the buck stops with you and your colleagues. a number of your republican colleagues seem to have no issue with this region, with a bunch of random people having access to all of our payment systems and our information. so it does fall to you as democrats to say, what's going on here? what were you trying to establish, and what do you know about what's going on with the department of education? >> well, thank. >> you for having me, ali. this is my 20th anniversary in congress, and i've tried so hard to establish the reputation of being the gentle lady from wisconsin. but this has been a very, very difficult week for me. and the department of education was just yet another trigger for me. as you know, i'm a member of the ways and means committee, right? and so what i saw ha

my name is pam moore. anchored journalist as well as say, is going to turn around next week or next year. but i do believe that there's no way the san francisco is not going to return to its full billions. i love san francisco. what can you say? >> we love you. camille. every tuesday during our newscast, we are going to be telling stories of the people who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron 4. and if you have missed any of the stories, you can always find them on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> still ahead, we continue our coverage show big old storm working its way through the bay area. kron. 4 news at 5. we'll be right back. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 news at 5. taking a look at i-80 at kingvale tonight where you can see the traffic is just moving inch by inch as rain and snow. lawrence have been saying it wasn't going to be the fluffy snow since this is a warmer storm. so those roads are very, very slick up in the sierra. yeah, i think lawrence calls sierra cement, our friend, cook call

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moore. rep. moore: health care costs continue to climb for americans of all stripes and we have talked about that in various facets today. i know that both the majority and minority agree. it comes with a different approach to go about doing it. i am here to talk about what i think is a proven success story within the health care market. i hope to be able to dive into that. right now health care costs are actually outpacing inflation and a gdp growth. one in three americans cannot cover a $400 emergency expense with cash right now. last week i reintroduced -- and we did it last congress too -- we got great headway on this. the health out-of-pocket expense act or hope act would create a tax advantage account to enable millions of americans to say health care costs through individual and employer contributions and help working families manage out-of-pocket costs and is saved for medical care. ms. strouse, thinking of the long-term implications, if patients continued for go costs, to forgo the care

riley moore, thank you, sir. we'll be watching.n defense secretary pete hegseth tells me about the need to modernize the department of defense including the importance of president trump's iron dome for america. we'll talk about the money going into defense and whether that spawns a whole new big investment in that area. my next guest has more than 30 years in the israeli defense industry, he's worked on israel's iron dome. ari sacher is here. we'll talk about it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. don't miss it. ♪ (♪) i don't play for money. before my mom passed, she told me to play big— play for something bigger than myself. now, my ambition is to play so i can help and inspire others. that's why i joined sofi. they help people save, spend, earn, borrow, and invest toward financial independence. so they can realize their ambitions. no matter what they're playing for. sofi. get your money right. my parents worked hard for everything we had. ♪ they taught me the value of a dollar, and how to use it wisely.

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moore was the eagles offensive coordinator this season. the super bowl, averaging 36 points per game in the playoffs. at age 36, moore becomes the youngest head coach in the nfl. got some big college football news locally. san jose state and fresno state partnering with both kgo and our sister station kfsn in fresno, announcing the scheduling of six future non-conference games between the schools going to the 2034 season. now, after this year, fresno state is joining the newly reformed pac 12. san jose state will remain in the mountain west. these two schools have been playing since 1921, and the announcement guarantees the battle for the valley trophy will live on. >> well, last year was my first time in it. and, you know, going up there, obviously you could see the rivalry there. and the fans there were pretty animated. >> certainly during rivalry week at fresno. everything's more amped up. you see the messaging, you see the emotions are running a little bit hotter during practice and during the department that week. there's just a littl

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commissioner moore. i am commission president so i.move commissioners that motion passes unanimously 6 to 0 and will place us under your consent calendar all matters listed here under constitute a consent calendar are considered to be routine by the planning commission and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public or staff so requests in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or any future hearing. item four case number 2024 hyphen 0072928 2900 alimony boulevard conditional use authorization in item five for case number 2024 hyphen 009436 way at 1210 ninth avenue conditional use authorization. again members of the public this is your opportunity to address the commission and request that either of these two consent calendar items be pulled off and heard today or a later date. last call for public comment. seeing none. public comment is closed and your consent calendar

but you can also go back and look at ams moore and ella baker in the work that they did and you can go back and look my great grandfather's generation who you know are coming off the plantations coming of reconstruction and the work that they did to confront what they felt needed to change this country. you know, i, i am in awe of. your family. it you say it so comfortably that your that your great reverend moses wrote a book in, 1919, which can't just slide back by that omo mean that's such a huge deal. and you you integrate his sermons into, the book. i mean, i want to play the to understand that you your story as a as a basket ball player, as a son as a child, early years in tanzania, then coming to cambridge, massachusetts, and somebody seeing his dad who's gone hamilton and and then to harvard and and amazingly with a mother who's well-educated and and the challenges of being a black child in america and calling your dad and i want you to talk about you're calling him baba from tanzania. and that difference coming here there's so many things to about. but i want you, if you would,

she said, quote, gwen moore forced her way in there, and then i got to go in right behind her. she said, quote, and she was already confronting speaker johnson about treasury secretary and the treasury secretary and the stealing of americans private information, tax information that should never be stolen and given to this billionaire. elon musk. gwen moore forced her way in there that i got to go in right behind her. how rude. it's terrible. and the pushback continues to take many forms, including some unexpected ones. today we did get a new lawsuit filed by one of the national labor relations board members who trump illegally fired this past week. it looks like we're about to get another lawsuit filed by somebody else who trump illegally fired from the eeoc. today, another federal judge blocked this sort of wildly, brazenly unconstitutional gambit from trump's first day to declare the 14th amendment to the constitution to be null and void, saying it's no longer true that if you're born here, you're an american. at the end of a court hearing on this matter this morning, this f

congresswoman gwen moore is one of them. she is my guest in just a moment. and the other is congresswoman judy chu, who posted this video showing the speaker's team trying to keep them at bay. >> i thank you all. the white house. >> the white house. >> that did not stop the congresswoman. they did eventually come face to face with johnson, and they pressed him as to what exactly musk's team is doing now that they have access to, well, a lot of things, including the $5 trillion u.s. payment system at the treasury department. they describe it as musk stealing americans private information. of course, the problem is right now that that there's no transparency on any of this. you can describe it any way you want. nobody knows what you're saying. and that's why it's so scary. transparency would be good here. musk's team does now also have its hands on medicare and medicaid payments, according to the wall street journal. well, tonight we're learning that musk may also have his focus set on the cia. the new york times is reporting this hour that the white house sen

so i appreciate your time, congresswoman moore. we have this photo that you shared of you walking into the speaker's office. obviously, we're in a situation of a black box here, right? all that. the only reason we know anything is happening is from various reporting from ours and other outlets. right. there's been no disclosures. what made you go to this? this point to actually basically force yourself into the speaker's office? >> thanks for having me. aaron. and i appreciated a lot of the background information that you've given people already. but the reality is, is that my phones are blowing up here in washington, d.c. and in my district office, and all i've been able to say to people is that i don't know when they ask, i'm not, you know, something that you didn't necessarily mention, but why do these people have access to my social security number, to my bank account? uh, in addition to all of the things that you brought forth before? because i'm on the ways and means committee and under section 6103 of the internal revenue co

california congresswoman judy chu shared how she and wisconsin congresswoman ga wen moore walked into speaker mike johnson's office to demand answers about elon musk's access to the treasury department's payment system. >> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. before i officially launch in here i would be remiss if i didn't take a moment to acknowledge that our chair, theresa leger fernandez, couldn't be with us here today because her brother, unfortunately, suffered a heart attack and passed away this week. she rushed to his side. the women in this country are disproportionately the caretakers and the tenders of their family, and that's exactly what our share is doing right now. ms. scholten: for her family. i'm congresswoman hillary scholten, proudly representing michigan's third congressional district in the united states house of representatives. the first woman and mother in west michigan history to represent our community, our part of the country in congress. it is such an honor to stand for my community at this particular time when the rights of women and girls in this

also joining me here tonight is the democratic governor of maryland, wes moore. and governor moore, your state's first responders were among those who were on the front lines of that crash. that happened a week ago. what's your view on musk and his team's involvement, though? we don't really know just how much how that's going to look inside the nation's aviation system. >> yeah. >> some of our first responders. are maryland state police are maryland department of natural resources, local authorities from prince george's county, baltimore city, baltimore county, charles county. i mean, these are some of the first people to. arrive at the scene. and not only do we owe a huge debt of gratitude to our first responders for the work that they did, it's important to know that we are keeping the families, you know, in. >> our prayers for. >> this. >> for this horrific. >> horrific accident. >> but also we have to keep these first responders. >> in our. >> minds as well, because they are going to be dealing with the images that they saw that that as they were the first o