guys, guys, wait, reed. reed, nate gave this to me.appreciation day and we had a sunshine made just for me. so i really -- it means a lot to me. but gianna, did you say you went to new orleans? is that what you just said? >> no. we're going to new orleans in a month. i'm taking the whole family for a little vacation so i'm excited to see, you know, find restaurant. find new places to visit. and probably places that we should be visiting anyway. so. >> well, now you know a place to go. >> yes i do. thank you. >> she is in the know with the place to go. >> you're welcome. >> love you. >> i love her. you know, for travis -- shake it off as taylor would say? shake it off. >> shake it off. shake it off? all going to be okay. >> if you are in her world, and you were flying on a billionaire's jet, would you want to get hit on a football field? or would just want to go sip some bubbly and enjoy your life? and on a die like today, yes. >> most definitely. to avoid some of the rain, yes. i don't blame them. >> it's been a mess out there with thi

reed says that same woman took offense when a contractor primed reed's fence with white paint. >> i considerhoever put this is ignorant. they don't know any better. i would ask them why not no blacks? why not? why am i not welcome here? >> now reed is a peer support and recovery specialist and narcotics anonymous volunteer who's been recognized for her work. this after kicking her own crack cocaine and alcohol addiction 17 years ago. she was also once homeless. reed says she is torn now about this incident, and doesn't know whether she should continue renovating the house and sell it or move in when it's all done. since she says she no longer feels safe. [music] all right, coming up tonight, the super bowl shining a spotlight on something called turf dancing. stay with us. i talked with i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if

reed? >>> you know all over the country agents are pushing against the policies of sanctuary cities like san francisco as they enact president trump's deportation policies and promises. but as kelsi thorud reports the president's attorney general now threatens freezing federal dollars for cities who hold on to that sanctuary status. >> reporter: former fbi special agent jeffrey harp warns the doj's freeze on funding to sanctuary cities like san francisco could significantly impact local law enforcement. >> those grants are used to buy equipment, to buy things that the law enforcement officers will train. we know flashlights, boots, shoes, body armor all that kind of stuff that law enforcement uses to further protect people you know, the local citizens. >> reporter: on wednesday the trump administration's new attorney general pam beyond been i issuing a memo to end funding to all sanctuary jurisdictions that refuse to comply with federal immigration laws. special agent harp says that freeze

reed? >>> all right, gianna. well, look at this. this morning, we are starting to see the aftereffects the side effects of the atmospheric river and marin county a mudslide slammed right into an apartment building in fairfax and in fact we were up there in your neighborhoods and maines tell us it happened fast and they worry that people won't be able to live at the site for quite a while. you can hear the rushing water. nobody hurt but clean-up could take weeks. further north school closures now to talk about. if you are a student in the againville or the monte rio districts listen up. schools shuttered because of evacuation orders between healdsburg and jenner. look at this video. in forestville an entire house slid right into the rushing waters and look at that. that used to be somebody's roof. this video shows a large portion of the house just making its way slowly down the russian river. the good news, nobody was inside that home at the time. the bad news is, somebody is without a home

we so fortunate to have former tom reed. now, let me give you this story right when you're a former congressman, you are so much more civilized than. when you're a current congressman, you can say, yes, i'll be there. you can be there at that time. you can be flexible about how it all works out and you don't have to check with 16 people about what you say you just say what's on your heart. and congressman reed, republican from western new york came to work across the aisle and to admire mr. lewis. he stepped into seat that had previously been held by congressman amo, who was the one with whom mr. lewis created the faith and politics and the pilgrimage that takes members of congress to selma to learn history. and so mr. reed stepped in two very big steps, very big, very, very big feet and filled it and filled it. you with grace. and we are grateful that you are here. be with us once. talk back panel. we are going to hear from dr. and you will hear on talk back panel. don't forget marlin stutzman stutzman from indiana and we w

reed's a peer support and recovery specialist and narcotics anonymous volunteer who's been recognized for her work after kicking a crack cocaine and alcohol addiction 17 years ago. she was once homeless. these mug shots are all of her at santa rita jail in dublin, where she also helps inmates. >> i know that sometimes people can look at me and misjudge me, but once you get to know me, i plant gardens, i go to work, i come home, i engage with my grandchildren. >> she's angry and heartbroken. >> i consider whoever put this is ignorant. they don't know any better. >> as we spoke to reed, alameda county sheriff's detectives roland chevalier and jawad hamad canvased the neighborhood for leads, interviewing neighbors and looking for surveillance video. the sheriff's office is investigating this incident as a hate crime. >> every crime is serious, right? but it's very important, especially for hate crime. we don't want any violence or anything to erupt. right. we want to make sure our community stays safe. we want to make sure that our communities feel safe. >> reed says she had an idea that

he believes the words are directed at the new homeowner, sonja reed. >> it's sad. i mean, she worked hard for what she has and for someone to do that. my heart goes out for her. >> it's just it's devastating. >> reed feels like she's been unfairly targeted. >> that i was in shock. like, is this really happening? am i really being attacked based on the color of my skin? >> reed says she has overcome some big challenges and turned her life around. >> i come from homelessness. institutions, jails, drug abuse. i founded an organization, the east bay recovery community organization, so that people can come and heal and recover, not based on the color of their skin. >> reed is a first time homeowner and worked hard to buy the house. >> i was in a first time home buyers program with hud, so i've been repairing my credit. when i got connected to the housing program, my income was $10,700. now my income is 87,000. >> the sheriff's department is treating the case as a hate crime. >> we take hate crimes very seriously. this is uncalled for. this type of behavior, this type of

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reed?ear from you after yesterday's flare-up at the battery storage plant that went up in flames last month. the new survey is up for people to log on and share how the fire affected them. they want to hear from you. fire crews tell us they are monitoring the plant and working with vistra energy to dig connect in any batteries to reduce risk of future fires. >>> to san francisco now where two federal government properties could soon get a for sale sign. so according to the chronicle the nancy pelosi federal building on 7th street and the federal office building at 50 united nations plaza are on a short list of federal properties to be sold. the trump administration directing the general services administration to sell off more than 500 federal buildings nationwide. they say it's to cut government costs. we've reached out to the u.s. general administration services and so far we have not heard back but we'll stay on that story. >>> san francisco's iconic presidio landmark is now in the cross

reed. i see he has book ended this, which does not surprise me a bit because he knows how to cover all the bases. with that, i will turn back to our chairman, senator boseman. -- boozman. chair boozman: thank you, very much for your help. sen. hoeven: i did mention that inadvertently when i introduced senator moran, i said the great state of texas inadvertently. i was thinking about my white from texas. -- my wife from texas. i think he is still upset about it so maybe you can give him some special dispensation. chair boozman: being from arkansas, i understand why he would be upset. let me introduce and add a little extra to our arkansas folks. nathan reed, a great arkansan, from marianna in the heart of the mississippi delta region. his wife kristen and four wonderful children grow cotton, rice, corn, and soybeans. nathan currently serves on the board of directors for the national cotton council. back in arkansas he serves as executive officer with the arkansas ag council and serves on the

more from our health reporter, jim reed. a tumour will be detected. some hospitals have already started using artificial spot tiny tumours. now, the government has said women already booked in for routine screenings will be invited to take part in almost 700,000 women will be enrolled in the study over it will take place over 30 testing sites across the uk, those women and patients. jim reed, bbc news. with me is dr stephen harden, vice president of radiologists. good to have you with us. explain to us the difference ai explain to us the difference a! make to the of can make to the diagnosis of breast cancer. there's no doubt ai has breast cancer. there's no doubt m has the _ breast cancer. there's no doubt ai has the potential _ breast cancer. there's no doubt ai has the potential to - breast cancer. there's no doubt ai has the potential to be - breast cancer. there's no doubt ai has the potential to be a - significant benefit acress all health care, largely impreving ear—pradactivity. some of the more ———~ burdens routine

reed? >>> well, time right now 6:10. and an american teacher back on u.s.sian captivity. president trump welcoming him to the white house. what russia got and what the u.s. had to give up in order to get the deal done. >>> and the latest inflation report is out this morning. we break down the numbers and what it means for the economy in our moneywatch report. >>> let's take a live look. the view from treasure island at the sparkling city of san francisco. as we await the sunrise. thanks for waking up with >>> national headlines this morning. american teacher marc fogel waking up on american soil after a prisoner swap with russia. last night he met with president donald trump at the white house. he was held in russia since august of 2021. reportedly for carrying less than a gram of prescribed medical marijuana. mr. trump also confirmed another american is expected to be released at some point but did not elaborate. >>> this morning, intense efforts to save the cease-fire in gaza. a hamas delegation is in cairo right now to discuss the implementation of that

senator jack reed, ranking member of. >> the armed services committee, is here to discuss. then a bizarre post. >> from trump. >> suggesting he can't break the law if he's, quote. >> saving the country. >> we're going to get. >> reaction from mark. >> elias and the first. >> biden cabinet. >> member to. >> run for office. >> former interior. >> secretary deb haaland. >> joins our conversation. >> so grab your coffee. >> settle in. >> welcome to the weekend. >> inflation is up and donald trump's new tariff strategy could lead to higher costs. this weekend, the president posted online quote, we will consider countries that use the value added tax system, which is far more punitive than a tariff to be similar to that of a tariff. what? okay. value added taxes, y'all, is also known as vat. okay. you've seen that if you traveled overseas on your receipt. those are taxes on goods and services. at each step along the supply chain, axios reports at least 175 countries globally have a vat. meaning it could impact the math on any reciprocal tariff. but most nations around the world.

we want to make sure that our communities feel safe. >> reed says she had an idea that some neighborsome issues with her from the beginning. she said one woman had this to say to the man who sold her the home. >> she says, well, you did not give me. you didn't get my permission to sell this house to anybody of color. >> reed says that same woman took offense when a contractor primed reed's fence with white paint. >> and my dream was to build a house and make it a white picket fence. >> cynthia adams is president of the oakland naacp. >> we can live anywhere we want to live. it doesn't matter what race you are. it doesn't matter what color you are. if you have the money to move in that area, you have a right to live there. >> the homeowner tells me she's torn, doesn't know whether to continue renovating and sell the home or move in after it's all done. either way, she doesn't feel safe. the sheriff's office is asking anyone with information or surveillance video to give them a call near san leandro. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> let's take a peek at stocks here. it's been a tough se

more details from our health reporter, jim reed. a tumour will be detected. invasive treatment.creenings will be invited to take part in it will take place over 30 testing sites across the uk detecting cancer earlier makes it more treatable and so what we are trying to do is help those imaging specialists to be more accurate, but also to free up their time so they can spend time on those other important activities in the nhs and helping those women and patients. cancer doctors and radiologists welcomed the launch of the trial, saying that al has immense potential in diagnosis. today and said there is an urgent need to build up the workforce. the government is expected to launch a new cancer strategy jim reed, bbc news. this is bbc news. wales and scotland will now face stricter checks. the move by the general pharmaceutical council our health editor hugh pym has more. the regulator has announced tougher rules after concerns about unsafe prescribing of medicines online, including weight loss jabs. the national pharmacy association called for changes after highlighting examples of

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reed know who's how she's in. >> what do you mean? >> whose house is dr. reed in? >> my house? your house and she's trespassing. living legend, seven-time marconi radio award winner. the king of the commute, the adonis of audio. >> the mj of the airwaves. >> i like that! >> stephen: please welcome back to "the late show," damon wayans jr. everybody! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ nice to see you again. >> good to see you. >> congratulations on the new show. >> thank you so much. >> stephen: i know you and your dad have performed together before but this is the first time you guys are headlining in a show together. what is it like to be in "poppa's house" when it's with your literal? damon wayans is your dad. >> damon: have you ever put a catheter and without anesthesia? it's great. it's great. we have really good chemistry together. we are friends off the court. we are playing on the court. it's great. >> stephen: it's a huge comedy family. is there some sort of family shorthand, special comedy language that you speak with each other? >> damon: there is no language. we just know eac

more from our health reporter, jim reed.y 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. maybe a bit of patchy fog as well. following that weather front, which is bringing the rain. afternoon across the eastern side of the uk, out to drop a little. lighter and moves away quickly from the southeast. clear skies follow for england and wales. but with the clearer skies temperatures widely are going there is the risk of a touch at least for a while. that will drift its way into the midlands, or two light showers. those temperatures will be up to around eight or nine degrees typically. because high pressure is building our way. frost, and there may be some pockets of mist and fog to lift through the morning. will be light as well. some crisper, drier weather. now the area of high pressure that builds our way then towards the end of the week. that's going to make it feel colder. temperatures will be dropp

my friend reed galen joins me now.he has worked on a number of gop campaigns and is now the president of joined the us and host of the homefront podcast. reed. senator chuck grassley has been around for a long, long time. how is it that he's starting to sound like congress has absolutely no power here? >> well, just in. >> terms of. >> chronology, stephanie, i like to remind people that chuck grassley was born in the first year of fdr's first term, making him older than the new deal. secondly, you know, somebody told me the other day that when he has long been a big fan, proponent and supporter of any defender of attorney. excuse me, of inspectors general in the united states government, donald trump and his administration have fired all of those people. not a peep out of chuck grassley. so we should see this as just more of the same. i feel like republicans in congress now are the lemmings, and democrats are the headless chickens. there's nobody, you know, really minding the store over there. you know, there used to b

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stuart: reed rassner made a bid to buy tiktok. bidded for tiktok and not asking for the algorithms but you are. why do want them to badly? >> you have to have the algorithm because it's national security. you don't know what china and byte dance is doing and what they're influencing and we're going to own the algorithm and company and place it in american hands right here in wyoming, and our beautiful energy in the state, very low cost will power our data centers and our servers and it'll be an amazing step forward for america and a giant footprint for wyoming. stuart: well, you're looking to buy one of the most successful platforms in history. we all buy lock stock and barrel and is $50 billion enough and would the owners accept a $50 million price? >> it's enough to get us to the negotiating table, which is very exciting. tiktok needs to respond. we're on the cusp of something great for wyoming, on the cusp of something amazing for america. 170 million users, and we're going to protect the american interest and the national secu

i'm reed cowan. happy monday to you. our meteorologist jessica burch is here to give a slam dunk to your weather. >> it's so calm as we kick off this week. it was a great weekend. the shower setup in the north bay on sunday. cleared up nicely, though. now we're kicking off with a mild forecast before we see more rain in the forecast as early as wednesday. let's dive straight into that. we wake up this morning and head outside and we're gearing up for daytime highs in the upper 50s and low 60s. this is the time of year where we're hand in hand for the daytime highs. let's dive into this forecast. we take a look at the next couple days. we're kicking off this week nice and dry. sunrise is early this morning. 0.conditions as we head into our tuesday forecast. purposely advance this clock just to show you what we're gearing up for this week. wednesday, the weak cold front sweeps through and brings in light showers to the north bay, down into the peninsula, just into the morning hours. you will use the windshield wipers. we c

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reed wants to paint white. she has lived a hard life, purchased the home in december. >> and wanted to make it her own something. she says some of her neighbors do not like one in particular. this isn't it? >> straight down, right? the cac, the lady came out of her house and told me to my face, she did not want to come out of her house and look into my black face. right across the street from or why. >> because she have the money to purchase a home. give credit where credit is due. the alameda county sheriff's office says it has been investigating this case since last thursday as a hate crime. >> in a statement, the sheriff's office says, quote, such acts of hate have no place in our community and we are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all community members a right to leo. >> what you want cynthia adams is president of the oakland chapter of the naacp. this is not going to happen again. ending info. >> open haywood anywhere in the bay area. enough is enough and we're going to fight. this very

i'm reed cowan with our meteorologist zoe mintz with the latest on weather.rning. >>> good morning and i'm happy to be here and happy to talk about more rain on the way. but not nearly as much rainfall. so flooding threats not nearly as high of a concern but the places that have been dealing with flooding with an additional 1 to 2 inches especially across our north bay communities. you have got to be on the lookout this afternoon. make sure you are prepared for the potential for a little bit of additional flooding throughout this afternoon. taking a look at our radar over the past couple of hours. we've definitely begun to see the beginning of the initial line of that last push of moisture. north bay communities definitely seeing a little bit more of that shower activity and a bit more isolated and misty elsewhere. but it is going to become more widespread over the next several hours quite a lot of rainfall. this is just an idea of what you can see. the later morning hours are definitely going to be the rainiest. but by the early afternoon, it's going to be a

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to get him out, frankly, as the celebrity better known prisoners such as brittney griner and trevor reednts had advocated so strongly for him. so this is really a great moment. and could be a big signal for how russia is going to approach the ukraine negotiations. >> a great and consequential moment. andrea mitchell, thanks so much. >> later this hour, president trump issues an ultimatum to hamas. what he says will happen if the group refuses to release the remaining hostages. that's coming up on "nbc news daily." my mom used to tell me if you want to be a champion you got to be a champion at life. i got to watch her play at her highest from when i was born. from one generation to the next, to the next, we don't stop. i always wanted to know why i'm the way i am. my curiosity led me to ancestry. it breaks down like everything genetically. what that means. that's amazing. — right. it all comes full circle. (♪♪) mirajoy: the overwhelming relief after miralax® helps you “go” miralax® works naturally with the water in your body. putting you in a supernaturally good mood. miralax®: free your

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reed galen joins us. he worked on a number of gop campaigns.blicans? republicans in congress? we are not hearing much from them. and what i want to understand, are they okay with giving up their power as a co-equal branch of government? >> yes. >> 100%. >> without question. they are. let's see, 270. walking rubber stamps. >> i saw a. >> pathetic excuse for an explanation. >> from susan collins. >> of maine. today about. why she. >> was now comfortable. >> with tulsi. >> gabbard being the director of national intelligence. she knows better, but. >> she's. >> always known better. >> i guess. >> after all these years, they still haven't learned their lesson. >> but collins. >> has, which is she's going. >> to get in line now. >> that that's in her best interest. >> but do they see no issue with what elon musk is doing, basically taking over government agencies? he views them as useful idiots. he's happy to plow through and donald trump will let him do that. does none of none of them wants to raise a red flag here again? >> no. >> i mean, for a cou

charlotte reed is here with the details. >> the social media had been removed from the google and apple stores when it briefly went out last month. and this was after a u.s. law banning tiktok on national security grounds came into force. since then, president trump said he would postpone the enforcement of the ban by 75 days and try to find a solution with the owner of the app, bytedance, including a potential joint venture with a u.s. company. now apple and google eventually decided to bring back the app on their stores after receiving reassurance from the trump administration that it won't face legal liabilities if they host the app again. now on to other news. a mega partnership. that's what the president and norendra modi announced yesterday at a joint press conference. the two leaders signed an agreement to double bilateral trade between the u.s. and india. and the deal could see them buy more oil and gas from the u.s. as well as fighter jets. now trump had criticized india for having tariffs too high on u.s. goods, but this announcement comes just hours after president trump anno

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reed, no. mr. markey, no. ms. warren, no. mr. cramer, aye. mr. paul, aye. the clerk: mr.terman, no. the clerk: mr. wicker, aye. the clerk: mr. mcconnell, no. the clerk: mr. moreno, aye. the clerk: mrs. gillibrand, no. the clerk: mr. whitehouse, no. the clerk: mr. booker, no. the clerk: mr. kaine, no. ms. rosen, no. mr. durbin, no. mr. warnock, no. the clerk: ms. smith, no. the clerk: mr. kennedy, aye. the clerk: mr. hagerty, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. lee, aye. the clerk: mr. cruz, aye. the clerk: mr. padilla, no. mr. young, aye. ms. murkowski, aye. the clerk: mr. bennet, no. the clerk: mr. hawley, aye. the presiding officer: the yeas are 52, the nays are 48. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action. the majority leader. mr. thune: i move to waive the mandatory quorum with respect to the kennedy nomination. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture the c

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. >> reporter: joe reed, who plays teddy in a local play. what's your favorite thing?ken of as being electric or magnetic, something that inspired others. >> reporter: and now a $330 million presidential library opening in 2026 overlooking the badlands that teddy treasured. >> he tested himself physically, mentally. and he proved that he could do it. >> reporter: edward o'keefe wrote a book on roosevelt and his ceo of the library. >> he found america here. he found real people, hard-working people. >> reporter: but he also mirrored the racism of his times, once saying, i don't go so far as to think that the only good indians are the dead indians, but i believe nine out of every ten are. >> you tell the story. >> i tell the whole story. i don't think it diminishes t.r. to understand he made mistakes, he said things that are regrettable. >> reporter: and native american exhibits will tell their story about the land they lost. >> if we tell the truth, we maybe learn from it. >> reporter: mark fox is chairman of the mandan, hidatsa. >> that land was sacred to us as well. >

of several american prisoners out of russia, including brittney griner, evan gershkovich and trevor reed, and adam boehler, who you saw there at the joint base. andrews is essentially in the position that you were just in. what is it? what is a moment like this? like when when these americans are coming home after after such a long time being detained wrongfully? >> katelyn, first of all, thanks for having me. and secondly, a big. shout out. to the team that just brought him back. adam boehler good friend of mine. mike waltz good friend of mine and the president, the secretary of state rubio and of course steve witkoff amazing work that they just did to bring these to bring mark foley out. but the moment is very special. and i think i've said it before that it almost feels too personal to watch when an american comes down a ramp from a plane and steps foot on u.s. soil for the first time in years, and you watch them collide in with their loved ones, or else meet a senior official like the president. and it's very emotional. it's very personal. and there are times when i almost felt like

when joe biden went out and got paul whelan, when he got evan gershkovich, when he got trevor reed, when he got brittney griner. because everybody deserves the benefit of their humanity. >> i mean, all i said was i hope. the deal was not giving. >> a convicted arms dealer on this one. one last thing on this issue, because i think on the ukraine front, we should just be prepared for what's coming. the president sent scott scott bessent, his treasury secretary to ukraine. he said in an interview over the weekend that maybe ukraine might be a part of russia. maybe they won't. he seemed to suggest that the united states wanted payments from ukraine in exchange for what the united states has given them. what do you think this all foretells about where this could be headed? >> well, listen, president trump and the campaign made it very clear he wants to see an end to the war. and he wanted to see a peace deal. now, the challenge with that is when russia invaded ukraine and started this war. to suggest a peace deal means that ukraine has to give something up, when truly, the answer to this whol

jamie reed, who again was the whistleblower from the st. louis clinic, testified, attested in the sworn affidavit that their clinic used to actively keep the non-affirming parent in the dark. the clinicians would hide information from the parent who was skeptical, who had questions, who wanted a more comprehensive mental health assessment, who wanted psychotherapy. the gender clinics would just keep them in the dark. so that's the 3rd reason. and then the 4th reason, which i've been trying to make the case for this, and i wish people would take this a little bit more seriously, i think the parental rights argument is a very convenient ploy by gender clinicians to deflect responsibility for what they're doing because what they're essentially saying is the parents are the ones who bear responsibility for this decision. what do you want from us? leave us alone. they consented. and especially because in this area of medicine, the model that's being used is known as the informed consent model. it was borrowed from adult transgender medicine and

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