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the reason we are here is m's onth witth golden state warriors at chase center. in a few minutes, i will have reentatalking aboumming for thit warriors take on the lakers this sunday at 12:30 right here on abc 7. it is the only place you can see the game. immediately after, you can watch "after the game with larry beil and friends." reggie: thank you. today, we can expect to get another major report on the snowpack levels. the department of water resources will conduct the third sierra snow survey of the season. snowpack is outpacing the highest snow season in 1982-83. you have got to see it for yourself. this is the latest map from the u.s. drought monitor on the left. in the middle, last week. clearly, a little better. you will see the biggest difference. when you compare it to last year. a really drastic change. monitor. reporter: good morning. the key thing to note is despite the rain and snow combined we have been getting lately, experts tell us it is not nearly enough to rebuild our state's seriously depleted water supply and officially get out of the droug

>> first off, great to be onthe your program and we are proud of your success.ant to give a shout out to prosecution team and men andrcem women and law enforcement. i know you are pro - law enforcement and we wouldn't havk gone to this verdict if it wasn't for the hard work of theh men and women ofin attorneys general's office as well as law enforcement partners. i think you said it in your opening monologue, i believe it's ultimately paul speaking from beyond the grave for that fateful last-minute kennele vido he had on his phone that was not discovered for many months after the murders and once it came ouf to the light of day, mr. murdaugh had to backtrack from the initial narrative he initially gave law enforcement and had to face the jurors and create a new narrative and it's ultimately what i believe honed him. >> you h raised the points, just because the case is indicted ort arrested, the investigation is not over. if i heard you correctly, this video surfaced through no fault of the cops or your office, this video surfaced late, right? >> absolutely. i he

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reaction from republicans across the country this morning, we will share that with you this morning onthe "washington journal" as we take your calls and reaction to the unprecedented indictment against the former president. let's start with his former vice president, mike pence. he was on cnn for a scheduled interview before this news broke. here's what he had to say. [video clip] >> i think the unprecedented indictment of a former president of the united states in a campaign-finance issue. is an outrage it appears to millions of americans to be nothing more than a political prosecution that's driven by a prosecutor who literally ran for office on the pledge to indict the former president. >> excuse me for interrupting, it wasn't just the prosecutor or the district attorney in new york, this was a grand jury of 23 people, a majority of 12 to go ahead and criminally indicted. >> i understand that and it's been a long time since i've been in law school but i remember the old saying, you can indict a ham sandwich. the burden of proof is very low. prosecutors make decisions about what they br

and then what is what are then onthe consequences of the ballon spying? are the consequences for taking out an american drone like like putin did? >> there have been noav consequences. and i think that's parint of the challenge that we have on our hands here. look, it goe thes beyond these things that just today, today, brazil in our hemisphere, ry largest country in the western hemisphere, south of us , cuhetd owtradee deal with china. they're going to from now on , do trade in their own currencies, get right around the dollar. ating a second they're creating a secondary economy inar the world, totally independent of the united states . we won't have to talhak about sanctions in five years becausee we'll be so many countriesntries transacting in currencie s other than the dollar that we won't have the ability to sanction them as we are sitting here focused on some of these nuttiness that's going on , people tha country to ensbasically dedicating their lives in this country to ensuring that it il tois legal to mutilate chiln to do drag shows in schools, t

now, cms, we've worked with them directly onth it, and i i want o you about that as well. but for the pbms in particular, they're not mentioned once. what's the plan with dealing with drug pricing and the pbms? >> senator, thank you. they may not be as directly included within the budget, but the administration is working on pbms because we know it more and more there is a growing concern that the middlemen in the process of getting drugs from manufacturer to patient are skimming off a good deal of the money that's being generated. and what we want is for consumers to get the drug can at the lowest price possible. i will tell you that most of these issues will likely end up many court as you can expect, but we're going to try to move to make sure if there's a middleman that's going through the process of making sure a drug is getting from the manufacturer to the patient, that it's done efficiently. so we could use d your help -- >> we'd be glad to work with the administration, bipartisan support to deal with this. some basic elements of transparency. where the pricing is,

resources should not duplicate places and that is plain and a lot of that applies to reconnect just like ontheces committee rather agencies so very quickly the issue with trade talk to south dakota farmers and ranchers i'm sure you hear from folks back in iowa concerns about the administration's policies on tradere whether or not we are losing out while global competitors are acquiring new markets for their products this is a low hanging fruit can you would be a good opportunity and the endo pacific obviously there is a framework that nothing about market access so is the administration considering market access opportunities anywhere whether uk orun kenya or elsewhere? there are several ways you can define market access you don't have that if you have rules that preclude market access. one of the things we're doing with the i indo pacific framework is focusing on trade in those countries where there are issues to make it more difficult to do trade if you knock those down you actually have expanded market access that's incredibly important market. >> i go back to your previous tenure with the

reaction from republicans across the country this morning, we will share that with you this morning onthewashington journal" as we take your calls and reaction to the unprecedented indictment against the former president. let's start with his former vice president, mike pence. he was on cnn for a scheduled interview before this news broke. here's what he had to say. [video clip] >> i think the unprecedented indictment of a former president of the united states in a campaign-finance issue. is an outrage it appears to millions of americans to be nothing more than a political prosecution that's driven by a prosecutor who literally ran for office on the pledge to indict the former president. >> excuse me for interrupting, it wasn't just the prosecutor or the district attorney in new york, this was a grand jury of 23 people, a majority of 12 to go ahead and criminally indicted. >> i understand that and it's been a long time since i've been in law school but i remember the old saying, you can indict a ham sandwich. the burden of proof is very low. prosecutors make decisions about what they brin

we've seen over the past decade workforce overall reducing corporate compensations to stock buybacks onth the upswing when e workforce it keeps it running safest was being compromised. i know my time is up, thank you adam chair. >> center stabenow. >> thank you very much madame chair bethink you to everyone for being here. this is obviously incrediblymy serious. and mr. shaw, norfolk southern lack of transparent communication i'm thinking of you think it's acceptable the company started moving toxic wastean from east palestine to michigan without notifying michigan officials? michigan officia were not notified f quick senator, worked with the epa we were taking a product to facilits at were specifically designed to handle this type of merial. >> but michigan officials the governor, myself,enator pe pers, michigan epa were not notified bore that happened. and so let me just say that is why i'm reay glad the e is w overseeing this going forward. at is not acceptableo us in michigan. consult moving t forward, countn you and the epa to work with us during the cleanup process so we can make su

mean, we all know of his shortcomings and historical and personal and political there one there was onthing that ppened tt didn't get a lot of attenti at the but i was readinghe last week just getting ready a little bit for today's meeting that a little 90% of all the school bussing desegregation that took place in the parateystems in the south in 1970, how could that be? that's when nixon went court at least twice with john mihell to try to slow bussing was ill president. i think the answer to that one is that he lived heavily by. that old slogan, don't watch what we sa watch what we do. i'm not sure that's the greatest principle which you want to govern, but that's what happened in those. and the only reason bringing it up is, is sort of following on what tom said. if you if you look for opportunities, no matter whether they are partizan, the barriers are partizan or whether they are legislative, whether they're in the states, whether they're among i mean, when i was assistant attorney general, problems with musls did exist. i mean, they existed. i should say we didn't know about it. and

onthing is wide, wide actual vehicles. private vehicles we should ask the guys use the money for vision zero plan. another thing i see which is crazy is people park in the my bike lane they are delivering food. i deliver food on a bicycle if i can do it than i need to get out of the car and get a bibbing or don't accept that ordvalence enthusiasm i heard member say about a red light camera, get a bicycle lane double ping camera. and -- we will use that ticket money and funds the vision zero plan. there are a lot of things i hear a car coming i know it sell be a dodge charge weir tinted windows and you know you see the guy that is picture low wit to make the red light right turn but, no, heel make that turn from the left lane. he doesn't care. 4 streets i see that connect vaness to market street that are dangerous i would love to see bike laneos there. would be bush, pine, post and sutter. super dangerous. geary is fine. you know and that's my time of i gotta g. thank you. >> good afternoon chair eaken and directors i'm bar

onthing is wide, wide actual vehicles. private vehicles we should ask the guys use the money for vision zero plan. another thing i see which is crazy is people park in the my bike lane they are delivering food. i deliver food on a bicycle if i can do it than i need to get out of the car and get a bibbing or don't accept that ordvalence enthusiasm i heard member say about a red light camera, get a bicycle lane double ping camera. and -- we will use that ticket money and funds the vision zero plan. there are a lot of things i hear a car coming i know it sell be a dodge charge weir tinted windows and you know you see the guy that is picture low wit to make the red light right turn but, no, heel make that turn from the left lane. he doesn't care. 4 streets i see that connect vaness to market street that are dangerous i would love to see bike laneos there. would be bush, pine, post and sutter. super dangerous. geary is fine. you know and that's my time of i gotta g. thank you. >> good afternoon chair eaken and directors i'm bar