some of that infrastructure ise 10year-old 1 tunnel on its route to the bay area, which is why randy andersontaking us up into the foothills. >> it's a large project, but we're able to rehabilitate it instead of having to build a brand-new tunnel. >> reporter: anderson is the project manager for the mountain tunnel improvements project which began in 2021. >> we're about 40% complete. >> reporter: the main purpose of the project is to restore and repair the outdated tunnel. katie miller, the director of water capital programs, says neglecting this wouldn't bode well. >> 85% of the water supply for 2.8 million people in the bay area comes from hetch hetchy reservoir and all of that water passes through the mountain tunnel. if this tunnel failed or collapsed, it would take us probably more than a year to repair it, which would mean we wouldn't be able to provide water to the bay area. that would be a catastrophic situation. >> reporter: to achieve the main goal, anderson says they needed to build more infrastructure, like a facility to control the water flow inside of the tunnel, which is situa

this is why randy anderson is taking us into the foothills. >> it is a large project, but we are able to rehabilitate it instead of building a brand-new tunnel. >> reporter: anderson is the project manager for the improvement project which began in 2021. >> we are 40% complete. >> reporter: the purpose of the project is to restore and update the outdated tunnel. katie miller, the director of water capital programs says that neglecting this would not bode well. >> 80% of the water supply for 2.8 million people comes from hetch hetchy reservoir. all of this comes through the mountain tunnel. if this failed or collapsed it would take us more than a year to repair it, which would mean that we would not be able to provide water to the bay area. that would be catastrophic. >> reporter: to achieve the main goal, anderson says they needed to build more infrastructure like a facility to control the water flow inside the tunnel, which is situated directly below this 150 foot shaft he is peering down. >> this is like the heart of our rehabilitation project. this is where we control the flow insi

this is why randy anderson is taking us up into the foothills. >> it is a large project but we are abletated instead of having to build a brand-new tunnel. >> reporter: anderson is the project manager for the mountai tunnel improvements project tha began in 2021. the main purpose of the project is to restore an repair the outdated tunnel. >> reporter: katie miller is th director of the water capital programs. she says neglecting this is not good. >> 85% of the water supply for the bay area comes from this reservoir. all of the water passes through the mountain tunnel. if this tunnel failed o collapsed, it would take us probably more than a year to repair it. this would mean we would not be able to provide water to the bay area. that would be a catastrophic situation. >> reporter: to achieve the mai goal anderson says they need to build more infrastructure like facility to control the water flow inside of the tunnel. this is situated directly below this 150 foot shaft he is peering down. >> this is the heart of the rehabilitation project. this is where we will control the flow inside the

randy? anderson tonight of former president donald trump remains at mar-a-lago those twinkling lights there behind me, that's the mar-a-lago club. it's unclear who he is there inside with if he's consulting with lawyers or family members, we just don't know there's also been a steady stream, a small gathering of protesters and supporters on the bridge nearby that overlooks mar-a-lago, but otherwise, anderson it is business as usual. we know even just last night in the hours after the indictment came down, the former president was having dinner with his wife, melania trump here at the mar-a-lago club. mingling with guests. of course, that was before he then went on social media and continue to lash out at the district attorney. and others, anderson and do we know anything about his probable schedule in palm beach for the next several days? uh well, in terms of the next 72 hours, we know that he is headed to new york city. cnn has confirmed that on monday and in terms of the route that he will take her

which is why randy anderson is taking us up into the foothills. >> it's a large project. we're able to rehabilitate it instead of having to build a brand new tunnel. >> reporter: anderson is the project manager for the mountain tunnel improvements project which began in 2021. >> we're about 40% complete. >> reporter: the main purpose of the project is to restore and repair the outdated tunnel. katie miller e rector of water capital programs says neglecting this wouldn't bode well. >> 85% of the water supply for 2.8 million people in the bay area comes from hetch hetchy reservoir. and all of that water passes through the mountain tunnel it. if this tunnel failed or collapsed, it would take us probably more than a year to repair it. which would mean we wouldn't be able providing water to the bay area and that would be catastrophic situation. >> reporter: to achieve the main goal, anderson says they needed to build more infrastructure like a facility to control the water flow inside of the tunnel which is situated directly below this 150-foot shaft he's peering down. >> this

. >> item 4b is hetch hetchy improvement program quarter low report from randy anderson. >> can i have the slides. good afternoon president a jam secommissioners i'm randy anderson for mountain tunnel improvement project stand nothing for katie miller. she is on vacation today. i will share the second quarter of the fiscal year. october first-december 31 of 20 twoochl i will share highlights from the mountain tunnel project. >> this pie chart shows the program status with 9 project in preconstruction. 6 in construction, multiple phases and two project in close out for a total of 17 projects. 211 admissible has been spent to date for 27% completion. 15 million know spent reporting a construction activity on several projects. this table shoes a summary of expendures and costs grouped by funding source, water, power and joint. there are now costs for this quarter with 34 million forecasted cost increases for the program since last quarter. these variances all aline with the revised project budgets and scheduled that you approve in the february for future fiscal 24-33 and year c ip. a few

randi joins me now. so what is the what's next in this back and forth? well anderson. the new board has voted to hire lawyers to challenge this agreement. and now, of course, ron desantis is asking for an investigation, so they are certainly gearing up for a legal battle on their end. but meanwhile, this whole back and forth, anderson has caught the attention of ron desantis chief political rival donald trump and his supporters. the spokesman for the make america great again pack, releasing a statement saying this president trump wrote art of the deal and brokered middle east peace. ron desantis just got out negotiated by mickey mouse so and not so slutty, subtle hit at the florida governor, of course, but desantis rapid response team has also responded on twitter, saying governor's appointees will hold disney accountable and also that the governor thinks 10 steps ahead. of course, his critics may argue with that, given that it does seem, he has been outfoxed by disney and this outgoing board, but we'll have to see how it plays out in court. anderson if it gets that fa

randi joins me now what is karen mcdougal said about the trump's recent indictment. if anything, well, anderson. she's kept a pretty low profile, as all of this recently has been unfolding. she hasn't issued any formal response to the indictment or to that statement , of fact, with all the details in it, where she is referred to as a woman one, but she did post on her social media today, sort of a tongue in cheek post and here's what she wrote on instagram. i've been out and about enjoying god's country. i hope i didn't miss anything with a smiley face. emoji. so anderson she certainly trying to make light. of this very historic and serious moment that she, too, is at the center of randy appreciate it. thank you. coming up a historic meeting today between house speaker kevin mccarthy and the leader of taiwan, the first of its kind on u. s soil and follows the footsteps that very controversial meeting last year with former speaker nancy pelosi in taiwan. cnn's fareed zakaria joins me next to discuss china's reaction whether these meetings are a good idea. good morning, everyone we do begin with

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randi's piece, mr schell appreciate you being with us. what is the reaction? first of all from jalen walker's family tonight? anderson. thank you for having me. um total and complete devastation. uh, i want to take you to a small house with a well worn couch and on that couch, pam walker and her daughter screamed, and they cried, and they wailed when they heard not only this news, but you know that the fact that the system has utterly failed them again. um it's a it's a terrible day for them, the ohio attorney general said this evening that mr walker took at least one shot at police from his vehicle led them on a chase exit. his vehicle and a ski mask ignored multiple commands by officers to show his hands to stop. the attorney general also said police tried after a foot pursuit, too. using nonlethal tasers and that they only fired him. mr walker reached for his waistband and turned toward them raising his hand. they said they found a gun in his car. what is your response to all that? do you? do you believe that? hmm that's a well coordinated, polished statement that does its best to exonerate the officers. it's what

randi kaye joins us now what stands out to you? in the details that are emerging court filings by dominion. well, andersonhat's remarkable in these legal filings as you can see how worried fox hosts and executives were they were worried about losing business. they were also worried about losing viewers, certainly to newsmax, which was also pushing these false election conspiracy theories. and when you look at the whole breath of the text messages in the emails, you can really see the fox business model, at least according to dominion. they have said that it's not about delivering the truth. dominion says that it's about pushing content and conspiracy theories to these viewers, feeding them all of that to keep them hooked. now more specifically, dominion has alleged in the lawsuit that fox news recklessly disregarded the truth because it was more concerned about business. and dominion is now saying that these emails, text messages and also the deposition testimony. speak for themselves. anderson appreciate it. thank you perspective now from retired first amendment lawyer lee levine. representative fox news

anderson appreciate it. thank you. if you're wondering what the former president is like when he's being deposed, there's history here to look back on. cnn's randi kaye has done just that. mr trump. what did you do to prepare for today's examination? rieder said. very little former president donald trump being deposed by attorneys from the new york attorney general's office in august 2022 . the deposition is part of attorney general leticia james is $250 million civil lawsuit against trump, three of his children and his company for allegedly taking part in a more than decade long fraud. throughout the deposition, trump , who once said if you're innocent, why would you take the fifth? did exactly that trump. i take it you are not going to answer any questions. i declined to answer. the question declined to answer. the question declined to answering the question more than 400 questions were posed to trump over several hours. he refused to answer a single one, invoking his right against self incrimination. he did read a statement, though, and with james, sitting to his side, just off camera, he boldly used it to attack her cannot permit a renegade

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