even more ambitious than the current northstar network concept.requests for an ambitious plan really i think mirrors that of what the san francisco bike coalition recommends. laura polk neighbors is the bike and rolling plan as essential because it connects neighborhoods and recognizes past harms in san francisco's transportation planning. we live in a neighborhood deeply impacted by transportation choices that are designed for the benefit of other neighborhoods. the result for us is that every four days someone in our small neighborhood is injured in a traffic collision every four days almost every street and intersection in our neighborhood is on the high injury network. this is despite the fact that 73% of our neighborhood residents walk bike or take transit as their primary form of transportation according to the census. having a connected, safe, comfortable bike network is to the benefit of all road users. our main concern is that the plan doesn't act with enough urgency or have set timelines considering that every four days someone is being

who followed the light of the northstar even in darkness. after the service i will be visiting the international african-american museum. it captures the ongoing story of redemption. i will tour the exhibits and speak about the power of history, to make the -- to make real the promise of america for all americans but this morning i want to talk about the essential piece of redemption, the power of mercy and justice. with experience, wisdom, conscious, compassion and science, we know how healing and restoration from harm is the pathway to the kind of communities we want to live in, where there is fairness, justice, accountability of the system. when the people we love go through hard times, fall down, make mistakes, we are there to help them get back up. we don't turn on each other. we lean into each other. that is the sacred covenant of our nation. we pledge allegiance not just to an idea but to each other. that is who we are pledging allegiance to. that is how i viewed my decision to issue more individual pardons or commutations than any pr

and that's the capital of northstar for. and the major last remaining army stronghold indeed are for region. now the receptionist 48 hours ago gave an ultimatum to the right to the army and to be i spoke with his ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu to reassign washington supports and trump threats and russia with taxes terrace on the functions. unless a deal to end, the war and ukraine is reached soon. i saw the media says the crown prince has held a phone call with us present looking to base investment as well as trade like hunter and full of sanctions to bring him to the tools with a big bite. and administration introduced a series of sanctions against russia most recently have a sanctioning russia's 3 most important energy companies. so not very clear what sanctions i left for president trump to use as leverage. however, he clearly believes that his relationship with president putin is something that could lead to an end to the war and ukraine. my kind of, i'll just era washington. beijing says that any tires, washing

employing those priorities as the northstar as well as the national defense strategy has helped the department stay focused on the right things when it comes to addressing the challenges we have faced. as you have heard the secretary say in his last several engagements, he could not be more proud of this service members and civilians protecting this nation. >> biggest regret? maj. gen. ryder: i think with -- the secretary feels we have confronted many of the challenges i just laid out and that we have been able to make the country both safer and our alliances stronger. >> a few questions regarding ukraine. what is the current estimate of north korean connection -- killed in action and wounded in action and are there high-ranking officers among them? relatedly, has the u.s. had access to north korean soldiers captured by the ukrainians? maj. gen. ryder: on your latter question, i don't have anything on that, chris. as you saw, president zelenskyy talked about they have captured some north korean soldiers. so, i will just leave it there. in terms of casualty figures, i don't have a specific numb

with that, our leader who has been at the helm directing our members to the northstar, mike johnson. >> thank you leader scully's and all of you, welcome and good morning from beautiful miami. a great time here, we've been working really hard. important discussions about reconciliation in the first 100 days agenda. we made a lot of promises, we went around the country and secured the house and senate majority in the white house and we promise to fix a catastrophe at the southern border. it seemed action on that from the beginning from president trump and the house and senate. we promised to restore energy dominance. you've seen action on that front. much more to come. we promise to reduce the size and scope of government and there's been so much action on that it has caused controversy and that's a good thing, we are disrupting it. we promised to grow our economy and reduce inflation and all of that comes together now. president trump started using his authority to get much of this work done and at a breakneck pace, so much so that you have no shortage of anything to report on and ge

second—guessing you, they don't like what you do, so there is a lot of pressure to both keep, you know, the northstarpany in light of so many different opinions and criticisms about you. alisa, how important is it to the success of a ceo that they understand the culture of a company? so, for example, are in—house promotions a better bet for the ceo position, as recent events at nestle and nike indicate? it's such an interesting question — because so often, boards want change, so they want to bring in someone from the outside. and when that person doesn't understand the culture, doesn't understand how to work inside of the company, that is in some ways a huge impediment. at the same time, you probably would think somebody who's been internal, for example, at nike and even at disney, they've been internal for a while, and they maybe understand the culture too well and are, in some ways, not the agents of change. so i think as a board, when you're thinking about who the new ceo needs to be, you need to balance the need to do something inside of the culture, to sort of find somebody who can do a good job

three foot base if you want to go skiing, the northern parts of lake tahoe over the mountain roads, northstar, palisades, sugar bowl all seeing higher base totals, and a 60 inch base, it is going to be a beautiful weekend if you want to go out skiing or snowboarding, and that was your toyota >> you are looking at a live picture of san jose, welcome back, the time is 6:16. the san francisco fire department has a new fire chief, mayor daniel lurie has named dean crispen the new fire chief. san francisco health officials have confirmed the first human case of the bird flu in a child, the symptoms included fever and pinkeye but they have since recovered. it is unclear how that child was infected and while the risk is low, health officials are urging people to avoid sick and dead birds and raw dairy products. let's go back out to our meteorologist, zoe mintz, we are talking about the conditions in los angeles but in san francisco, it has been really nice. >> we have been seeing record-breaking high temperatures, for january, i hope everybody has been able to get out and enjoy it, there is an area

they are my northstar, my compass.ive before i knew them, my priorities were different. and ever since they came into the world, i understand what the purpose of my life is. it's wild. >> stephen: my first reaction. my first reaction when i held my daughter for the first time was "oh, i've been down." you know what i mean? i thought -- my priorities have been wrong. >> drew: i found out i was having a daughter with olive and i thought oh, right, karmically that makes sense. there is a lock of, okay, okay, i'm having a girl. when i found out i was having frankie, my second daughter, it humbled me in a way that i've never knownand i'll never forget the moment because i realized i was put on this planet to raise girls and that everything in my life was captured and a butterfly net to try and get this right. if you don't grow up in a perfect way with a perfect family, you fear the blueprint and you go, i want to do things differently or i felt unconfident, like this was the stakes of my life and it took a few years honestl

when it comes to additional snowfall but very healthy base totals, so a great weekend to get out, northstar over the palisades, sugar bowl , that is great news for all of these skiers and snowboarders that want to enjoy the powder on the ground. no additional accumulation to talk about. and that was your toyota tahoe report. >>> welcome back, as wildfires exploded in southern california, a couple of emergency evacuation alerts causing panic for l.a. residents, the city warning people they were not under an evacuation this morning after some residents received one. this comes as another alert was sent to residents across l.a. county yesterday, officials confirming that was only meant for people in the warning zones, this was for the kenneth fire in the woodland hills area. in the midst of these problems, a bay area app exploding in popularity with half a million downloads, really credited by a lot of people in california with providing better information, in some cases in those cities and towns down south. >> the nonprofit that runs it is based in santa rosa, it alerts users of nearby wildfi

probably one of first mayors in history of new york that was a union member, we were clear on our northstarlifting union members and up lifting working class people in the city of new york we will continue to do that. to all elected officials. a debt to leaders who came before us tod today we mourn honor one of those leaders, president jimmy carter. true public servant. a leader in humanitarian full of hope and compassion for fellow man, we send prayers to all who knew and loved him and salute his dedication. thank you president carter for your service and leadership, thank you. [applause] hard to believe it was 3 years ago, i took oath of office. covid and chaos had thrown new york to uncertainty and pushed too mean families away from the great city. crime was surging, our economy was tanking and housing crisis growing worse by the year, i told you then there was no ceci solution to these challenges, with steady hands and bold leadership we wouldn't just bring new york city back, but make it better than ever. we started with public safety. corner stone of our city's success ... over the pa

saying what america at her best will be and this is in many ways america's mission statement, the northstarhat we can point ourselves to during times of trouble, the america at her best is just -- we are meant to establish justice. america is peaceful in that we are meant to do things like insure domestic tranquility. america is good in that the constitution was meant to establish principles that exist for the greater good. and america is meant to be free. it is meant to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. if you stilled the preamble down to its essence, those are the four principles that americans can take into their heart and compare the election of leaders, they can compare laws, proposed legislation. does this make us more just, peaceful, good, and free? that was america at her best. host: sharon mcmahon, is that one of those things students should memorize, the preamble to the constitution? guest: it certainly would not hurt, would it? we would be well served by tucking that when into our pockets. host: sharon mcmahon is the author of this book, the small an

rose, northstar and palisades all solid base totals but the highest numbers heading over to sugar bowlinch base in parts. great week to head to the mountains. i hope you can enjoy yourself, and that was your toyota tahoe report. >>> welcome back. here's a live look from the top of the mark on this saturday morning. beautiful day in san francisco. the time is 6:16. evacuation orders were lifted friday night for around 1,200 people in the moss landing area and the surrounding area after a fire broke out at a power plant earlier this week. however, a stretch of highway 1 still is shut down this morning. the plant is one of the world's largest lithium battery storage facilities. the monterrey county sheriff says the epa did monitor the air quality and they say there is no public health threat at this time. they're asking people who live and work near the plant, however, to stay inside out of an abundance of caution. listen. >> so, we're just worried in terms of what's going to happen in the future, because it seems like it's more dangerous this time around because the air is more toxic. >>

that should be our northstar and the democratic party should be the keeper of that story. every time we do a policy we should explain it because of its alignment. why do we stand up for people of color, for jews, arabs, hindus, arabs, gay people? because all men are created equal. why do we insist on universal health care? because it's necessary if you are going to pursue happiness. why do we insist on tuition free collagen tech school? it is necessary if you are going to pursue happiness. why do you want a clean environment? it is necessary if your kids are not going to have asthma. we need to reconnect the american people to a story. we need to in certain ways be clear about places where donald trump has succeeded. they have a story, a cohesive worldview as a, point as it is to us -- as abhorrent as it is to us. we have a better story. how people pushed back against those who for their own ideological and financial purposes found a real democratic values of equality of all inconvenient to their purposes and it's our turn now because we have a matrix of corporate powers t

on monday and then you think about policies and seeing glitzy and hopes again that inflation is a northstarake this step-by-step phase, two percent tariffs here and there and use them as a negotiation process that is very pro-risk. lisa: we might be bathing in the hopes and dreams of scott bessent. this week is about risk that i think some of those combinations coming before congress will be really illuminating in terms of how much permissiveness there is among republicans to move forward with certain proposals of the trump campaign versus others. event risk is a hard thing to price. the headline risk is a harder thing. it is all excruciatingly difficult when you do not know where you are coming from because people disagree on the state of the economy. jonathan: and we still have to wait a week. it will take off big time when we see those executive orders. lisa: that is why i will take a few days off. jonathan: positive 2% on the s&p 500. coming up we will catch up with barklay's on stocks moving higher. chris queso as in video gets caught up in u.s. and nvidia china tensions and ppi data.

our northstar is to ease the burden on american family. to make them pay less for things , to have more dollars in their pockets, to have better lives. nothing could be farther from that goal then picking mr. vote as head. senator murray. >> thank you. making very clear that s trumps a budget director, he will put everything, as you can see, on the chopping block. programs that people rely on to the checks and balances that our democracy is actually founded on in the same row last time vote tried to break the law to give president trump unilateral authority he does not possess to override the spending decisions of congress. it defies all common sense and judgment to put them back in the same role. chief project 2025, he has doubled down on lawlessness, charted a blatantly unconstitutional plan for the president to ignore the will of congress. not to mention his long history of antiabortion extremism. this is someone who does not even believe in exceptions for rape or incest or the life of the mother. given his extremism and his clear disda

that is our northstar. in order to do that, we must have accountability at this agency. it is in dire need of restoration, and that starts with shoring up the financial situation. the fact that this agency has not been able to pass an audit for 4 years is a disgrace. we must make sure we are accountable to taxpayers, that our programs are solvent, and working toward the aims of serving small businesses, so obviously, we are going to get our financial house in order and do it quickly, and we will do that in addition to making sure the programs are working for small businesses and taxpayers. we know that the core loan program is in need of oversight in terms of understanding the rising delinquencies and defaults. we will take a hard look at that. we will make sure that disaster funds are resourced and accounted for and that there are no more situations where americans in a crisis are faced with months of not having disaster relief. finally, we are certainly going to get this agency back to work. i am grateful for president trump's rapid action through his executive order t

care of veterans should be the northstar of all veterans. sen. blackburn: i agree. that is why i have this v.a. health care freedom act. that would remove those obstacles and really put the criteria in the -- and the mission act for eligibility for community care and give full choice to veterans in select regions. let's roll this out as a pilot project and put it on the four-your path to fully implement it. so a veteran can get what they need when they need it, where they need it, show their v.a. card, and the v.a. gets the bill. not the veteran. and that would solve this and this enormous backlog that we have. give the veteran the choice. put them at the center of this. thank you, mr. chairman. chair moran: senator king. sen. king: in answer to senator tuberville's questions, i think this records problems started with a no-bid contract about five years ago, six years ago it was extended by the last administration. and i still don't understand why we don't go out to the market. i'm sorry you mentioned epic, because epic is a successful medical records system that i

. >> we have a really strong snow safety presence here at northstar.ve a team here on patrol that monitors all of the time we have. we send our team to different professional training courses all over the country. and right now one of our avalanche rescue dogs is at a training in canada right now. so snow safety and avalanche safety is something that we take really seriously. >> north star held a ski along ahead of the big safety event january 25th. one recent incident highlights the importance of safety on the slopes. >> one more time, we'll have. >> a lake tahoe skier going down a mountain crashed into a little girl. fortunately, the child's mother says her daughter escaped with just a bruised knee. 820 here coming up, parents are keeping a close eye on their children. while they could be suffering from anxiety even though they're not living in the southern california fire zone, the signs to look out for that could help open up a pro ctive conversation about how yr (woman) i've got this dream... and you're all in it! (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) wi

the northstar for this has to be fentanyl. kevin hassett was on foxbusiness and talk about the fact that he was serious about using whatever he can to fight fentanyl. what strikes me about what he said is i do not think the market is prepared if he goes as far as oil and trump said he can make that decision as of last night when it comes to canadian imports of crude. jonathan: let's stay on fentanyl. neil dutta wrote this piece and said if this is a silver lining it is that trump is mostly talking about fentanyl, that means there could be an offramp over the weekend, it would not be the first time. annmarie: trump could say he has these tariffs in place that they have been written up and is not yet signed them to try to get maybe canada and mexico to the table, maybe some phone calls, maybe a trip like you saw justin trudeau take the mar-a-lago. i was in d.c. for a few days. when i asked one of trump's advisors what is the most focused on around the world, i was focused on is it going to be china, russia, they said it is immig

i think a big piece of it, what is the northstar of the trump economic policy, and while there is a lotngs that are creating a lot of uncertainty which is building into the risk premiums, i think that the met trump once, and we are already talking about the midterms, you cannot eliminate the u.s. trade deficit with the overvalued dollar. so the more panic the dollar creates, the more the u.s. economy looks exceptional, the more you need to have some kind of currency. the more you need to find a mechanism and a way to reduce the value of the dollar, which will require cooperation. so with the endgame here is some kind of cooperation and the means of getting there is the tariffs, is the uncertainty, is the unpredictability to get to that place where you want to create a bargain, that is where you can go in six months to get a weaker dollar. lisa: i'm just thinking about the mar-a-lago accord that you're basically talking about. what are the contours of this? >> a piece of that is what is going on with the u.s. and china? how do you get to a point where you allow u.s. and china to coordina

do you think that the fact that he has lower interest rates and that becomes the northstar that he willis so much uncertainty and i do not mean that to be a combative answer. he has campaigned on this set of proposed policies. and anyway you slice it, it tends to have an inflationary tilt depending on the timing and magnitude. so, how does he square that with the potential rise in yields which we know that he does not like with policies that his camp -- that he has campaigned hard for and even in the weeks that has followed he has doubled down and said this is what i want to do. if anything, that leads to more uncertainty and volatility. we talk about the term premium which is meant to compensate for uncertainty and that is something that could pull yields higher. jonathan: we appreciate it. thank you. i think that has to be the point of tension, some of these policies will lead to the kind of things that scott bessent might complain about. annmarie: when it comes to things like issuance and things like remember, donald trump has a real estate background. this is a guy from new york who