there we go, mr. mike, i'm a lawyer as a former senior security policy on less than the office of the secretary of defense in the us as all of a ser, thank you. thank you. you all right on a basing you say 2 more and use that a let us turn to the middle east, where the idea is allegedly seeking to remain in lab and on the sides until the end of february, more than a month after they negotiate a trip. polite that's according to r t source is citing use from the cease fire monitoring committee. a root has categorically refused to consider and extension. these really army has submitted a request to extend its presence at a number of positions in southern lebanon until february 28th. but the lebanese army refused the request. according to information received by our tea from military and diplomatic sources, lebanon demanded the deployment of international forces, or the lebanese army in 5 positions, emphasizing the need for a complete withdrawal of israeli troops from these territories as well, has all sort ex

mr. doggett: thank you, mike, and thank you, mr. ranking member, our future mr. chairman. i am lloyd doggett from austin, texas. may or may not have elon musk as a constituent down there. somewhere around our area. but while never elected to anything, he has elected to invade the privacy of every american by accessing confidential information such as bank numbers, social security numbers, and tax information that is so sensitive that improper disclosure of it can lead to five years in federal prison. this information has never before been shared with outsiders. safeguards on its abusive use by musk and his merry band of minions has not been there because president trump first authorized him to basically do whatever he wanted to, and, second, he removed the inspector general at the treasury department, as he did at about 16 or 17 other agencies that provided a watchdog to assure that the proper procedures were followed. the former top career official at the treasury department, someone who had been the guardian of the safety of the american people for 35 years, said no when

mr. leader earlier mike johnson said democrats have been unresponsive over the last few days with respect to government funding negotiations. can you update us on where things stand and what's your response? >> rejection. >> can you clarify that? he's alleging democrats are trying to set up a potential -- >> force of all, first of all, first of all, republicans control the house, the senate and the presidency. they have every vote that they need. as we've been lectured to do whatever the heck they want to the american people. let's be clear about that. it's not democrats saying that. that's republicans. that's the whole idea behind the so-called budget reconciliation process. republicans have told america repeatedly, we can do whatever we want because we control the house, the senate, and the presidency. republicans have been saying that. so i think my initial response, projection, should speak for itself in that context. but what also is clear as rosa delauro has stated publicly, democrats continue to negotiate with our republican colleagues. we want to find bipartisan common ground in f

mr. speaker, mike, thank you. i have developed, as you say, a very warm personal bond with you.aordinary leader and you have the job of running -- passing historic legislation in zero time. we exchange a few tips on how to do that because we both know what coalitions are. but i have to say that i'm impressed with your leadership, with your initiative, and for me most of all your friendship to the state of israel, the jewish people and the jewish state. the american/israeli alliance has never been stronger. i'm completing a week which began with an extraordinary meeting with president trump. under his leadership, the critical decisions that show his commitment and the american people's commitment to israel have come to the fore instantly. renewed the supply of weapons that had been stopped as we fight for our future, our existence and for the broader middle east in a seven-front war. he immediately released those weapons and issued yesterday sanctions on this scandalous and corrupt organization the icc that threatens the right of all democracies to defend themselves by themselves

we have mr. mike pickford here, our principal transportation planner. thank you for being here. ahead. good morning. >> so the transportation fund for clean air is a grant program for projects that reduce motor vehicle emissions beyond any current requirements to improve air quality. revenue comes from a $4 surcharge on motor vehicle registrations throughout the bay area which totals about $22 million for the region. 60% of the tax funds go directly to the air district which uses them for regional grant programs including shuttles and ev chargers. 40% of the tfc funds are distributed to county level programs with the transportation authority administering the program here in san francisco. we program these funds through an annual call for projects and we help sponsors pursue those regional funds as well. >> for this year we expect to have about $650,000 available for eligible projects. the air district establishes eligible project types among other requirements and counties must adopt local expenditure criteria every year to guide the selection of our local projects,■ which is w

speaking in washington alongside mike johnson, mr. president trump decision. >> the american-israeli alliance has never been stronger. the week began with an extraordinary meeting with president trump and under his leadership the critical decisions that show his commitment and the american people's israel come to the fore instantly. the sanctions on the icy sea that threatens the right of all democracies to defend themselves. >> with us is a barrister who volunteers as the lawyers for israel charitable trust. welcome to the program. >> thank you, good to be with you. >> in the order, donald trump said the icc abused its power by issuing warrants he said set a dangerous resident. how has it abused its power? >> in three principal respects. firstly, acting outside of its jurisdiction. israel is not a member state of the icc and the palestinian authority is not in a position to join the court. the court works on the basis of jurisdiction delegated to it. jurisdiction is an important issue because it is what differentiates a court from a

mr. louisiana himself speaker mike johnson of the house you know there's negotiating going on over gettingsident, budget we're running out of money march 14 st so few things to discuss. we've got the first lady of louisiana on with us, and a dhs secretary kristi noem we mentioned biggest event every year on steroids this time around. will: absolutely watching fox news sunday. >> i love you in a ponytail made me think were you a cheerleader in high school? >> i was. you won't be surprised by that. don't get me started on whether it is a competitive sport or not because it is i'll die on that hill. thank you. rachel: right with you. will: would never debate. shannon: cheerleaders for water polo? will: you should start a movement. charlie: no, that's the threshold if there's not cheerleaders for your sport -- >> on the swim team how i met my wife charlie. >> women, i love women swimming. >> close us out with a cheer -- shannon: well i can't pick a team here so go fox. >> go fox. f-o-x that's right. you pulled a hammy on the 40 yesterday cheerleaders and i'm next for the injury keep that on li

let's bring in south dakota senator mike rounds. mr.cement. is the republican party de-- behind trump's plan to just take the it over? if. >> well, i think what he's talking about is finding a lasting peace in the middle east. we all want that. it's one of the more innovative approaches when we talk about creating literally more value there. and i think the people in gaza will tell you that they have always thought that their land was valuable, but now you have a a real estate developer come anything and saying, look, you could have a beautiful piece of land right along the mediterranean. he's going to talk about the value that the it could create. his focus is on sending a message to them that if they had peace in the middle east, they could is actually have some productive land there, and i think they're going to listen to him on that. the one thing we want to do is find a lasting peace in the middle east: clearly, netanyahu yesterday thought he had a good idea, he was promoting it. once again, he is the president who is taking charge

mr. chairman mike smith reports into the record. >> in your experience, he.abeh: the benefits of these healthy living programs wellness activities, and the impact it could have finally for the prevention of chronic disease bute also for long-term health this will saving money enter healthcare systems. >> thank you and happy to speak to that. no mention in my introduction remarks that we've been offering this vitality program for ten years now. so weav have a great deal of daa to set ports what you are saying in terms of engaging people and providing incentives and education incentives and support and even rewards as i mentioned for undertaking greater levels of physical activity run trying to turn all of the customer's into a marathon runners, son about that meet people where they are take a few extra steps a day to be more physically active likewise on the nutrition front but engaging people come the right way supportively created time with clever incentives and rewards can indeed change long-term health outcomes which is good for everybody involved so by ho

mr. trump says very, very seriously. mike walz, mr. trump, president trump's national security advisors, recently told nbc, quote, enough with the bloat and the waste and the debt. we do need to go in there and absolutely reform the pentagon's acquisition process. last but not least, my good friend, elon musk, who is currently running the united states government, and what mr. musk says is that the president has -- pentagon has little or no idea of its annual budget of $800 billion is spent. mr. musk. let's talk about the waste. i know -- i would hope -- i was a mayor and we went after waste and there was a lot of it and there's waste from the federal government. i don't think anyone denies that. when you think about waste in the federal government, it goes on programs that impact working people. take a hard look at what the military industrial complex is doing. fiscal year 2022, navy auditors found $4.4 billion in you look at is a bloated defense budget and the idea of adding $150 billion more makes zero sense to me. thank you, mr. ch

national security adviser mike waltz says mr.'s offer is simply an invitation for other people to offer their own proposal. but israel's prime minister is praising the u.s. president's plan. >> mr. biden hassan nasrallah goma. >> president trump came with a completely different vision, much better for the state of israel, a revolutionary and creative vision which we are discussing. he is very determined to carry it out. this also opens many possibilities before us. >> hamas says that israel has now fully withdrawn from the netzarim corridor sunday, a militarized zone that split gaza in half. israeli forces began leaving the area about two weeks ago as part of the first phase of the ceasefire deal. since then, hundreds of thousands of palestinians have passed through the area to their homes in northern gaza. well, meantime, 16 of the 33 hostages expected to be released in phase one of the ceasefire deal have been freed. three of them reunited with their families on saturday. israel is calling their gaunt, frail appearances shockin

mr. netanyahu. he is here capping off a busy week in washington. he met with mikehe critical decisions that show his commitment and the american people's commitment to israel have come to the fore instantly. he renewed the supply of weapons which have been stopped which we needed. we are fighting for our future, for our existence, and for the broader middle east. he immediately released those weapons. he issued sanctions on this scandalous and corrupt operation, the icc. anchor: on friday, hamas released the names of israeli hostages they are set to release from captivity. israel is expected to release 183 palestinian prisoners in exchange. reporter: we have now had the list from hamas of the next three hostages to be released under phase one of this deal. the list had been late in coming. there have been difficulties and tensions. by the end of the weekday, total of 21 hostages will be released. much more aid is getting into gaza. there has been a partial reopening of a border crossing. so there have been tangible visit -- benefits from this ongoing cease-fire dea

mr. speaker. thank you, mike. i rise today to address and issue important to all american, not just those living on our border. illegal immigration directly impact ours society, our safety, our security and the future of our natio mr. onder: dangers posed by illegal immigration are many. me the consequences of policies from the biden administration are many and severe. deaths from murder, poisonings from fentanyl, victimization of the innocent by human traffickers, could all have been solved if only the biden-harris administration and the democrat congress were willing to secure our borders. i want to begin by sharing you a case that demonstrates, sadly, the dire consequences of our porous border and weak immigration enforcement. in my district in st. charles county, missouri, two innocent women were sexually assaulted. by an illegal alien of middle eastern descent, who overstayed his tourist visa. yes, an illegal alien. instead of returning home like he was supposed to, as our law ride, he flouted the law and sta

mike flood. i intend to protect nebraskans and appreciate the fact that you feel the same. he assures his constituent that he's writing. to quote, secretary bassett has confirmed to me that mr. musk has read only access to the data containing the information about where u.s. government payments have been made. congressman mike flood of nebraska might want to check with the most recent court filing in the case. that's trying to stop musk from what he's doing at the treasury, because in the government's filings in that case today, they admit it isn't read only access. it's full access, it's read and write access. and oops, guess they told you wrong. you're going to make that up to your constituent who you calmly assured that everything was fine because you got told to your face. it was read only access. are you going to correct that here too? is congressman daniel webster, republican of florida, assuring his constituents along the same lines, quote, my staff reached out to the white house to clarify the work. musk and the engineers on the doge task force are doing. members of the doge team are being vetted. oh, are they are they are they members of the doge team are being vet

mr. boyle: the stage craft is part of the job as well. tara: anyone else? one more question. >> hi, my name's mike. so we've seen a lot of kind of ridiculous suggestions from elon musk and other people on the right, like having elected bodies remove the worst 1% of judges. i tweeted that the other day. and you know, having congress impeach judges and have them arrested and put on trial for, i don't know, unnamed crimes, but to me, these suggestions seem ridiculous but i thought a lot of things people on the right were saying were ridiculous until they actually implemented them. what's the tragedy in place to push back against these -- i don't know how to describe them, other than ridiculous suggestions? mr. boyle: i think it would be a mistake to just laugh off these absurd things that musk is saying. first, he's the richest person in the world by a mile. someone told me the other day if you take number two and three on that list, they don't equal musk's wealth. that is extraordinary, something like close to $500 billion. he also clearly has more power in the trump administration than i think any o

mrs. brook jenkins. >> while they fix our mike rope phones -- can you wave chi scott.f dean and our sheriff paul miomoto. >> thank you. malcolm mess me i corrected him. you n your hat. >> [applause] it ask an hono to serving this communi and a privil i like to call a shout out to station 2, 1340 powell up the rema grew uere in and still liv sudden opinion to serve this communty. these fellows over here. [applause] thank you, chi. good morning issue yb year of t. on beha police department, i want to say it is very important to allf us not only this y a se but you feel safe. ofur city partners will nd all guarantee for the chinese new want everyone to come out for visitors welcome to san francisco. the best city in the world. and let me shout out to our central station officers lead by captain kim our foot beat officers arehere. ambassadors and command staff. happy year of the snake, everybody! no pressure for me s hay, new year i'm your san francisco da brook jenkins a soored to stand along side the throw gentlemen in working hard it make our city safer. we than w me a

mr. trump but actions against officials that defy court orders. host: on the injunctions put forth, mike lee, a senator from utah, republican said i am thinking about ways to hold the judicial insurrectionists accountable. perhaps we need a law providing that when someone seeks a nationwide injunction against the government, it must go to a three-judge district court a direct appeal to the supreme court. what do you think? guest: i don't think that is a bad idea. i think getting this to the supreme court on major constitutional questions is a good idea. these are obviously important cases and the district makes a lot of sense. host: give us some history. guest: for a long time, we have three judge district courts for any challenge to the constitutionality of the law of the united states. if you filed that kind of case, it would go to a three court case and could appeal directly to the supreme court. there were too many of those cases so we cut it back and now it applies to only certain voting rights cases if you have a very specialized things. that will lead to the point that these are i

mrs. brook jenkins. >> while they fix our mike rope phones -- can you wave chief scott. fire chief dean and our sheriff paul miomoto. >> thank you. malcolm mess me up i corrected him. you need your hat. >> [applause] it ask an honor to serving this community and a privilege. i like to call a shout out to station 2, 1340 powell up the street dp many grew up here in china town and still live in sudden opinion to serve this community. these fellows over here. [applause] thank you, chief. good morning issue everybody. happy year of the snake. on behalf of the san francisco police department, i want to say it is very important to all of us not only this you are safe but you feel safe. that is what this team and all of our city partners will guarantee for the chinese new year. tell be a great year we want everyone to come out for visitors welcome to san francisco. the best city in the world. and let me shout out to our central station officers lead by captain kim our foot beat officers are here. ambassadors and command staff. happy year of the snake, everybody! no pressure for

mike, my question so you've heard mr. weathers testimony today, correct? yes. and you heard him speak about the when the sliding door and the small and the smaller window are actually he or is at the beginning because the permit that we got on a 2024 the full plan does including everything but right now he is appealing the back not the window at that understanding well after i get to my house okay i don't want to argue with you about what is being appealed because the permit the permit is being appealed and the permit as i understand it includes the window. my question is now that you have heard whether you've heard it before or whether you've heard it today, his concern about privacy as to the sliding door and as to the window, is there anything that you can do or are willing to do to accommodate his expressed concern about privacy and i don't think so. we we do have but more than like a ten drop so a yearly and we do everything just according to the permit and the footprint we go through with the planning we go for with a building and we doing everything acco

mrs. brook jenkins. >> while they fix our mike rope phones -- can you wave chief scott.ns our new fire chief dean and our sheriff paul miomoto. >> thank you. malcolm mess me up i corrected him. you need your hat. >> [applause] it ask an honor to serving this community and a privilege. i like to call a shout out to station 2, 1340 powell up the street dp many grew up here in china town and still live in sudden opinion to serve this community. these fellows over here. [applause] thank you, chief. good morning issue everybody. happy year of the snake. on behalf of the san francisco police department i want to say it is very important to all of us not only this you are safe but you feel safe. that is what this team and all of our city partners will guarantee for the chinese new year. tell be a great year we want everyone to come out for visitors welcome to san francisco. the best city in the world. and let me shout out to our central station officers lead by captain kim our foot beat officers are here. ambassadors and command staff. happy year of the snake, everybody! no pre

mr. speaker. executive assistant director, tim dunham, 22 years of service, e.a.d. bobby wells, 21 years of service, e.a.d. mike in orderwell -- nordwell, jackie mcguire, 22 years of dedicated service. i could go on for my full five minutes of senior people who have been told they must either resign from the f.b.i. or be fired. we hear that the f.b.i. is being told that anyone, anyone who worked on the january 6 prosecutions when this building was attacked and 140 police officers were assaulted, that they must be on a list, undoubtedly for retribution. what does the f.b.i. actually do? in june of 2024, the f.b.i. arrested several people with suspected isis ties. october, 2024, f.b.i. arrested an afghan national for plotting a terrorist attack in the name ofsy sis on -- of isis on the election day. this goes on and on. the f.b.i. investigated the assassination attempt on president trump. every day, all day, f.b.i. agents are out there keeping us safe. so why, why this attack on the f.b.i.? i heard my colleague jim jordan just this weekend on fox news, once again promoting the conspiracy theory that the f.b.i. wa

mr. president! pres. trump: thank you, everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, >> mike johnson and engine minette yahoo! spoke briefly to the press after their meeting at the u.s. capitol. they emphasize the long-standing alliance between the u.s. and israel and said their relationship would continue. the prime minister met with president trump the white house earlier in the week, becoming the first foreign leader to meet with the president in his second turn -- term.

mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will receive a message. the secretary: mr. speaker, message from the president of the united states. the secretary: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i am directed by the ms. of the united states to deliver to the house of representatives a message in writing. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2025, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with time equally allotted between the parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11: 50 a.m. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: and still i rise, mr. speaker. and i rise today, mr. speaker, with a to whom it may concern message. to whom it may concern, ethnic cleansing in gaza is not a joke. especially when it emana

mr. pattison, scott pattison. no question? no question at all. and the time was what? mike davis: 8:32 am.am, and scott pattison is walking in the door. you and other officers are looking at it for the first time. what do you say to one another? holy cow, he really did it. he really killed her. dennis murphy: fast-forward around 10:00 am. there's scott again, this time in a change of clothes, a t-shirt and shorts, talking into a cell phone outside the garage. zap forward again, 11:40. scott has changed again back in work pants. then at 12:10, he's on the move. his pickup truck backs into frame, and off he goes to the hospital with lisa in the back seat. when wabash county prosecutor, bill hartley, laid eyes on the video, he knew he finally had a case. i got goose bumps. i'm like, oh my goodness. dennis murphy: in september, 2009, a grand jury convened, and a week later, scott pattison was indicted for murder. detective davis handcuffed scott at his mom's house and escorted him to the wabash county jail. reporter: anything to say, scott? i'm not guilty. dennis murphy: the state of indiana v

mr. bernie moreno, thank you so much. senator cramer, you feel most of republican senators, buy into i'll call it mike crapo's idea, that itst means, that trump tax cuts paid for themselves they did then, they are now, they will in future. you don't need to score them as five trillion deficits, that actually, barack obama used the same convention, back in 2012 to keep george w. bush tax cuts, that is called current policy, don't score it stop fretting about it, really. >> true. in fact, i don't know many if any, maybe one or two, republican senators who don't agree. and largely because, we all know mike crapo to be main of honor, and he understands this stiff. but -- secretary bessent is right, if we fail, it is a 4.3 trillion dollar tax increase. cbo scores, the other way, they score that as revenue, and interestingly with spending, they use current policy. larry: right, there -- true, they don't score the spending increases. >> no. larry: just tax cuts. i call it a pin ball machine on tilt. >> they are off by 4 t trillion last time. larry: they admitted it yesterday, 1.9 trillion, actual revenues came in call it 2 trilli

and there's also gop congressman mike flood, who tried to tried to reassure his nebraska district, saying, quote, that mrhe federal payment system. he pledged to take his responsibility under the constitution very seriously to respect congress's power of the purse, and restated his intention to protect nebraskans. joining us now, the bulwark congressional reporter joe perricone. joe, how much of this is a pro forma response from a lawmaker to a constituent? joe, my friend, i think you were on. mute up there. start over. you're not on mute. we got your audio. >> sorry. >> you know, you can call. >> your member. >> of congress. >> for anything, and you. >> can complain. >> to them. >> and be concerned about anything, and they'll usually give you a good response. >> in this case. >> we. got our hands on about. >> a dozen letters. no telling of how many more there are out there. >> those are just the ones we got and verified that showed. >> that these members are. >> saying. >> one thing in public. >> and saying another. >> thing in private. they love to do. >> that in behind. >> closed doors. >> but with th

mr. scott made clear, not about politics. >> i guess, mike, i want to ask you to take us through your reportingbecause it's clear that the people leading the department don't see it that way, that it is explicitly. >> in letters. >> they're putting. >> their. >> names to on doj letterhead only about politics. >> correct. >> this is. >> i mean. >> it's an. >> important thing. you said it at. >> the top there, but the decision was not. >> based on. >> the merits. >> of the case. >> it was based. >> on whether. >> there had. >> been. >> political interference. >> from. damian williams. >> or it had gotten in the way of the. >> mayor's ability. >> to do his job. >> in terms of immigration. and national. >> security. >> and in our. >> reporting. >> what we found was that as soon as trump was sworn in, adams's lawyer sent a letter directly to the white house saying he's looking. >> for a pretrial pardon. >> he wanted the united states to go in and use his powers to pardon him before he went on trial, which is an extraordinary thing in and of itself. there's a period of silence for a week in which ada

mr. kennedy: as chairman crapo pointed out -- sen. warner: i'm asking you. i love mike. i'm asking you. ou are in an important position. mr. kennedy: as you pointed out, those that were close were not close as a result of the trump -- sen. warner: excuse me, sir. explain to a domestic violence center who says they might have to close down. where are those battered women to go? i have a nonprofit saying the freeze is going to shut them down their ability to operate. i don't, i guess if you deny or don't know what your campaign is sending out, if you raised money on monday night -- mr. kennedy: the trump administration -- the trump administration has made -- sen. warner: you don't know if you meet -- raised a lot of money? mr. kennedy: trump made it clear that it doesn't want to freeze benefits to many americans under medicaid or medicare. i do not want -- sen. warner: the freeze is infecting beyond medicare and social security. i would hope you would have known that to answer some of -- to be able to answer some of this. now, you said publicly you want to get rid of 600 nih workers on day

mike pompeo, joins us now. we appreciate you being with us. >> are you having a problem hearing us, mr. secretary?d. vance gave a big speech before the munich security conference. from there, a bilateral meeting with volodymyr zelenskyy where he said, sandra as we tried to reach communications with the secretary was this at the big table. >> the goal is as president trump outlined it we want the war to come to a close. we want the killing to stop, but we want to achieve a durable, lasting peace, not the kind of peace that will have eastern european conflict just a couple of years down the road. spill and that was the vice president for short time ago and we have reestablish communications with the former terry former secretary of state, mike pompeo. i don't know how much you could hear that we want to craft the piece that doesn't fall apart in a few years. can they get it done? >> john, thanks, i was able to hear most of it and either the original when he gave the speech as well. but it's absolutely achievable. everyone wants peace. but we have to be clear what the terms of those peace. vladimir p

mike emanuel takes a closer look at the trade war. >> president trump's tariff war rages on, but this time china is responding. mr. trump announcing new 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports to go into effect monday. >> any steel coming into the united states is going to have a 25% tariff. >> what about aluminum? >> aluminum to 10%. no, 25%. >> president trump's 10% duty on all chinese imports is still in place, which could hit shoppers on goods such as toys, clothing and electronics. president trump also announced reciprocal tariffs on other countries. >> every country will be reciprocal. the ones that are taking advantage of the united states. we're going to have a it's reciprocity. >> as payback, china slapped not one but two different tariffs on american imports an additional 15% duty on coal and liquefied natural gas products, and an extra 10% duty on crude oil farming machinery and large engine cars. >> there are no winners in trade wars and tariff wars. they harm the interests of the people in both countries. >> china is also restricting its exports of five rare metals used in defense and clean ener

really said ambassador, mike huckabee, said last month is two state last month that is two state is not going solution is probably not going a . happen under donald trump, was mrke being told what to do. i worked in the senate some years ago. but in this case, i think all of these senators, including, unfortunately, doctor cassidy the heartburn and the trouble that they'll for their opponents and so on. that was tom nicole stott me earlier. more from our health reporter, jim reed. in a fraction of those cases, around 23,000, a tumour will be detected. speeding up that process can increase survival rates invasive treatment. in for routine screenings will be invited to take part in almost 700,000 women will be enrolled in the study over the next four years. it will take place over 30 testing sites across the uk, of commercially available ai software. specialists to be more accurate, but also to free jim reed, bbc news. headlines next here on bbc hello there! today has been a mild cloudy day with some rain will be turning colder. there will at least be more sunshine by day, but overnight, with clear skies and light winds, we're more likely to have some frost. may

mr. richie commissioners comments or questions? just a couple of questions maybe. sure. mike on this one maybe to the left about this one. >> yeah, that one work well learning here difference between if you had an eight and a half year drought scenario versus say a seven and a half year drought scenario does that change the numbers drastically that we're looking at? >> well, it changes the numbers somewhat but again, these are planning scenarios so if we were to say let's not plan for eight and a half years, you know which the eight and a half it didn't show the slide that says that takes it to zero we can't go to zero. so really seven and a half years would mean we're probably targeting having a reservoir or volume of about 200,000 acre feet left. so you know, it would basically be the same curve. it's just your endpoint would be different but either way it's used as a guide to you know, here's where the alarm bell is going off that you need to get something going otherwise you're going to run out of water. >> okay. and then the difference i think the snowpack has a lot of i

mr. trump is giving musk even more power, signing an executive order tuesday directing federal agencies to involve doge in all of their hiring decisions. in washington, mikemanuel, fox news. >> chevron plans to lay off 15 to 20% of its global workforce by the end of next year. that is roughly 6 to 8000 workers. the energy company says the layoffs will cut operating costs and simplify its business, with the goal of saving 2 to $3 billion. this announcement comes months after chevron already announced it is relocating its headquarters from san ramon to houston, texas. new data released by the labor department shows inflation in january was up one half of a percent from december and up 3% from the same time last year. grocery prices are up half a percent. gas was up nearly 2%. the monthly price of eggs up more than 15% last month, and they're up more than 50% compared to a year ago due to the avian flu epidemic. the inflation report did send stocks mostly lower today. the dow is down more than 225 points. the nasdaq, as you can see slightly in the green. and the s&p was 16 points lower. traders say they expect that stubborn inflation will lead to the federal

mike johnson is saying. before the clip that you showed, the reporters asked him the question and said, you are a constitutional law expert, mr. johnson. and even the man behind mr. johnson laughed a bit. >> he's not. >> talking like a lawyer. he's saying what he feels. and you heard the language he used. what we're doing is good and right. he has a kind of evangelical tone. he's not talking about whether it's legal. he's not talking about whether they are following the procedures that are required by law. he's not talking about whether separation of powers is being recognized and protected. and, frankly, for the leader of the house of representatives to sanction and support, essentially handing over the power of the united states congress and independent branch of government to the executive branch is shocking. it's disqualifying and would be in any other time. so when we hear mike johnson saying that in that tone where he's trying to calm everything down, we should recognize that he's abdicating, abdicating his responsibility as the speaker of the house to protect the power of that house. that's nonpartisan. that's not beca

mr. patel testified, he said all employees will be protected against retribution. and we're certainly going to hold him to his word on that. >> all right, mike, stick with us. we'll be right back after a quick break with more on what was a pretty eventful press conference there at the white house. >> cnn news central, brought to you by viking. exploring the world in comfort. >> when it really philosophize about it, there's one thing you don't have enough of, and that's time. time is a truly scarce commodity. when you come to that realization, i think it's very important to spend time wisely. and what better way of spending time than traveling? continuing to educate ourselves and broaden our minds. >> viking. exploring the world in comfort. >> what do you got there, larry? >> time machine you're going to go back and see how the pyramids were built or something? nope. ellen and i want to go on vacation, so i'm going to go back to last week and buy a winning lottery ticket. >> can i come? >> only room for one. >> how am i getting home? >> sitting on my lap like last time? ronald? >> fine. but i'm bringing this., all right. >> or you could try o

mr. lamalfa: yesterday i had a chance to participate in the border security caucus discussion with mike banksustoms and border protection. with over 25 years of experience he gave us a look of cbp and the things they face. legal crossings have dropped into the low hundreds, numbers they haven't seen in many, many years. these policies have made a big difference. he made it clear that cbp will finish the border fence with the technology and equipment that needs to go with it. that is not an option. securing the border means enforcing the law and holding illegal immigrants for breaking the law. if we are serious, we need to back cbp with the resources they need. no more delays, no more excuses. time to act. you can see by the improved morale that things are moving in the right direction. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. jarngd for -- the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >>

mr. trump but actions against officials that defy court orders. host: on the injunctions put forth, mikeee, a senator from utah, republican said i am thinking about ways to hold the judicial insurrectionists accountable. perhaps we need a law providing that when someone seeks a nationwide injunction against the government, it must go to a three-judge district court a direct appeal to the supreme court. what do you think? guest: i don't think that is a bad idea. i think getting this to the supreme court on major constitutional questions is a good idea. these are obviously important cases and the district makes a lot of sense. host: give us some history. guest: for a long time, we have three judge district courts for any challenge to the constitutionality of the law of the united states. if you filed that kind of case, it would go to a three court case and could appeal directly to the supreme court. there were too many of those cases so we cut it back and now it applies to only certain voting rights cases if you have a very specialized things. that will lead to the point that these are imp

other side of the aisle will not sit by while mike and trump make a mockery of the republican polls the american state up to these abuses. a recent analysis shows mr. kennedy has made 114 separate appearances in the last four years spread information about the efficacy of vaccines. misinformation specifically. thirty-six of those vaccines to autism and he's given ample authority can't his decade-long career instead, he it is time no indication been confirmed stand by the side surrounding routine vaccination. take the measles outbreak as an example. mr. kennedy told me, we don't know what was telling them. eighty-three death during an outbreak in 2019. just yesterday the director general of health called the claim total application and it will be deadly across the country. on abortion this raises even more questions. finally follow directive from donald trump to break the law and access and he seemed to have no understanding and enforcing federal law guarantees women's rights to lifesaving abortion care. mr. kennedy failed on several occasions to show basic understanding of medicare and medicaid programs. that alone disqualifying. rubberstamp healt

mike: good morning, john. we know that you will be paying more money and we talked about what mr.thinks down at the fed. it's a question of how long the tariffs go and how they are applied over time. while the president puts out 25% tariffs on canada and mexico, americans will pay it, they won't pay 25%. importers have charged it at the border and they can absorb some of that, if they want to. the rest gets passed on to you, the average american who buys the product. it depends on the products you buy and over what amount of time. imports will get cheaper because the dollar is getting stronger. u.s. companies may also raise prices. we saw that with the steel tariffs. that means more that you've got to pay on this end. you have companies like irving oil, who owned a refinery in newfoundland, passing 100% of the tariffs on to their customers in new england. the other thing to keep in mind is that we all pay for some things all the time, but you don't buy a car every day. the impact isn't as straightforward as it seems. most analysts at this point think americans will be paying about

mike davis has been threatening my republican colleagues. he said this vote was a redline, that if senate republicans don't vote to confirm mr. patel, his organization, a group called the article three project, would make their lives a living hell. i certainly hope all of us who base our votes on your nomination on the best interest, who can work in the best interest of our country and not because of some sort of pressure. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i want to give you a chance to respond to this because i think my colleagues are misstating the law. you can authorize the release of your grand jury testimony, only a court can do that, is that right? mr. patel: that's my understanding. >> you stated that the best are flexion and most accurate version of your testimony is the transcript in the grand jury testimony that you are find to be released but the court has to do that, right? it lasted like three or four days? mr. patel: yes. >> senator durbin has talked about what your priorities will be in your testimony has been it will be adhering to the constitution and the united states of america, you take that seriously. mr. patel