rubin brought in the dealer for questioning. >> i knew eric called him and katrina's story. he told eric marijuana, the night of the murder. >> he was like what you talking about? >> he was so adamant about not knowing where eric lives. i am not a delivery man. >> i don't deliver. people come to me. >> detective ruban was not about to take a drug dealer at his words. >> i ended up getting a search warranties for his place and we recovered a safe from his apartment. >> inside the safe was 380 handgun and it was like -- did he lie? >> it's the same kind of gun. >>. >> the gun was sent to the firearm lab as ruban checked to see if he could prove william's dna and fingerprints. >> his fingerprints were not on the door or anywhere else. >> did you look at the security tapes? >>> he was nowhere. the test came back on the dealer's 380. >> it was not the game that kill eric. >> it was one big coincidence. >> eric was not looking as good for the murder. not only was the gun not a match, he was convinced that the dealer was never at eric'

and jennifer rubin, msnbc contributor. welcome to both of you.into words very interestingly. the beginning of the sentence about the citizenship was polls we take about how what your approval rating is for joe biden and what his performance has been and how many people like him and how many don't. he says the real issue here is that we as citizens need to embrace the idea that democracy is imperiled and behave as such. not compare him to other presidents, whether a democrat or republican. >> right. the polls that i am concerned are about the ones that show a very high percentage of americans who say that they would resort to violence if need be. the high percentage of people who, as you say, do not believe that the election was fairly won. the high number of people who believe that democracy is not important in their lives. i think it's these factors, coupled with the fact that the right has created this alternative reality. you alluded to it a moment ago, that they do not believe things that are indisputably true, whether it's covid vaccine or t

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ambassador rubin, thanks for making the time to be with us. >> thank you, amna. be here. >> woodruff: during this holiday season, as people spend more time in the kitchen, we look at a twist in cuisine that is taking social media by storm. jeffrey brown explores the magic behind "the korean vegan," as part of our arts and culture series, "canvas." >> this is my grandmother, who taught me how to tie my shoes, who taught me how to swing while standing up, who taught me the importance who taught me this very kimbap recipe i'm making right now. >> brown: it's not your typical cooking tutorial. joanne lee molinaro, a.k.a. "the korean vegan,” does offer up exquisite dishes. but her popular specialty? "story time" videos that have attracted nearly four million followers on social media. >> i thought it was a great vehicle to sort of share a little bit of insight, in what i hope is a very palatable way, if you will, about the immigrant story in the united states, because i think it is a beautiful story. and i think it's one that hopefully can be celebrated. >> brown: mol

so discussed bring in steve group hosted the steam gruber show and rubin of art, if indicated. com and fix it already. stephen reuben, it's going to be here. i give you, i'm going to start with reuben on this. you know, it's printing criticism of the current president policy 80 and the murder of democracy as a white house chief of staff has alluded to got back with you again. yeah. it was one of those comments, dana milbank is that that's a really far stretch. you know, getting back to basic, it's precisely the role of the washington post and other newspapers and media companies to the president. no matter who the president is, no matter what party the president belongs to. we've lost sight of that. we've now divide our media. it's blue and red different gaps. unfortunately, i'm ribbon in the center. i have, i have a taking off post. i can see very clearly when people step over the line, this is a case of data, no bank over stepping really and really confusing his role as a champion and a cheerleader for the job. vitamin station with his proper role as a watching column is where he sho

tomi lahren and dave rubin, a pleasure to share the screen with you today.lessed to be amongst my coworkers here. thank you. "america reports" now. >> john: thank you. we started today with the fox news alert peer to oral arguments in a landmark abortion case wrapping up at the spring court after two hours. the hearing with a 6-3 conservative majority and it could change abortion laws across the country peer hello, i'm john robertson washington and santa come happy december to you. where did it go? >> sandra: day one of a new month. i'm sandra smith in new york at the heart of the dispute is a mississippi law that bans abortion after 15 minutes of pregnancy. if you have a major impact on the landmark ruling of it roe v. wade. in just a moment, fox news contributor jonathan turley

rubin and i are both marines. i don't think we're deterred by that kind of business.in focused on what is really happening here, not just distracted by these russian provocations. and recognize that putin has all options on the table now. he can continue to apply political pressure to ukraine, he can conduct a limited ed incursion. what i'm really concerned about is this possibility that you are reporting on this morning with the size of the russian force now assembled, he can conduct a full scale almost blitzkrieg style invasion, and i don't think we're doing enough to deter that option. that's the most dangerous option for us in ukraine, and if this is -- if this proves successful for putin, who knows what will be the next stop. that's what we got to focus on today. >> to that point, you made that point, talking about the potential for world war iii. if putin does not feel sufficiently deterred in ukraine, that his next target might be u.s. nato allies in the east, the baltic states, for instance. how severe is the threat to them? >> well, we don't know. but putin h

i think rubin is right in this sense. this unofficially marks the end of the biden presidency. to be retired as house speaker. gop has to flip five seats. they flipped 63 under president obama in his first team. senate you only need one seat to republicans there. it goes back to the gop and mr. biden's own party and we're seeing it will revolt on him and seek to replace him as the party's nominee if an 80 something version of this man even runs. 2022 will be ugly, guys. now it is getting personal. >> bill: thank you, joe. democracy dies. nice to see you. >> dana: while the two of you were talking there is reporting out of the hill about joe manchin telling people that he will not detail what the white house did but that they put something out that was, he says, inexcusable. he said i just got to the wit's end and they know the real reason things fell apart. staff knows what it is. they put out things that were inexcusable from manchin just report evidence when you were talking to the other joe. >> 22 past. federal court reinstating the president's vaccine mandate for businesses

opinion writer for "the washington post" jennifer rubin, she's also the author of "resistance."out to show is a tweet from congressman massie. this is sort of dovetailing off the conversation about the michigan school shooting. i had it ready for the interview i did with david hogg, the parkland school shooting survivor. what you're about to see is really disturbing. take a look at this tweet from a sitting member of congress. merry christmas, p.s., santa, please bring ammo. jennifer, what is -- what is wrong with these people, especially after a community is grieving over a school shooting? >> we have migrated from, perhaps, 10 or 20 years ago a group of people who were very adamant about second amendment rights but still had some sense of responsibility for gun owners. we have now moved to the fetishing of guns not only this picture, but how many ads have we seen from republicans shooting things, shooting targets, shooting pumpkins? how many violent videos have we seen? we saw paul gosar showing the murder of aoc. these are people who now have made guns and violence part of th

. >> rubin: my ate, my other sister, is in california. >> analyn: in hong kong, we have at least ten.family. erik sent me a letter talking about you. i want to read you what he said. "aurora is such an incredible woman. she has an infectious and loving energy that is so powerful. i am 100% the man i am today, because this woman literally raised me from when i was six months old -- singing to me, dancing with me, wiping away my tears, cooking for me and making me laugh at every turn. unfortunately like so many filipinos, her story is not all smiles and love. she had to choose a life away from her daughter and thousands of miles from her family. there are literally thousands of people around the world -- thousands of people around the world, me included, who have been influenced by her endless kindness and love." filipinos give. of themselves, of their time, their money, their love, to others. they do and continue to do what needs to be done to survive. ♪ edelweiss, edelweiss every morning i greet you ♪ ♪ small and white clean and bright bless my homeland forever ♪ ♪ blossom of snow may

but as ktvu is an rubin explains, business owners say the need is far greater than the supply.trying to small businesses like california wet burrito say there's still feeling the strain of the pandemic. for months, few students and office workers in downtown san jose meant few customers for lunch meetings is staying afloat, surviving, you know, maintain yourselves paying your employees, but thanks to santa clara county, help is on the way. supervisors just unanimously approved a new grant program. that will funnel $20 million in federal rescue act funds out to small businesses. the goal from my perspective is to move as quickly as we can to get the money into the community into circulation into stabilizing. stabilizing families and children. the county has given out grants before using $700,000 collected from covid fines, but the need far exceeded the cash. they had to hand out. we will be giving out about 300 grants, but over 4200 applied. and that's just that's now. that's not a year ago, the details of who will be eligible for the new grants and what the process will look li

and this is being reflected in the new numbers coming from the hot rubin, the maximum pressure strategy and the sanctions that were imposed on iran in the past few years. the economy situation is in good. there is a lot of pressure. how much would iran be able to sustain without a nuclear the, your call it mom i'll on after saw them on our economy under the circumstances as the of the past several years under waged to you as sanctions and the sanctions imposed by the u. s. allies on these lamps republic oberon has been able to advance and progress where this is a reality that the sanctions have had an impact. but these lamp republic oberon has proved that the sanctions cannot be effective. what's plum being on model? well, the car is out of the i tell you don't really. we in fact would rely on our domestic capacities. i'm capabilities and we will also expand our engagement and interaction with the country which are serious and effective in, in dealing with us. we will seriously pursue that track of progress, economic progress of our country. during the past several years, the united sta

cost. week's rainy and cold weather and homeless advocates in san jose are outraged as ktvu sand, rubin explains, while advocates are demanding answers about what went wrong, city officials are scrambling now to open warming centers before the next storm arrives. dropping temperatures and an atmospheric river took their toll on san jose's homeless population. city officials confirm at least five people have died this week. homeless advocates believe 1/6 passed away overnight or dying from exposure. they're dying because they're out in the cold . they're out in the rain, and your body can only take so much . this weather was no surprise, and advocates say they had begged authorities to take action to open warming centers before it arrived. the response they got crickets. they should have listened to the advocates because we knew that this was going to happen, san jose officials say they've been doing the best they can with the resources they have. they sent outreach teams to encampments before the storm, but they admit after a week like this they do. look at what else could have been don

you might think that the idea rubin planting micro chips under your skin to show cove it immunity is just a conspiracy theory, or swedish company is actually developed such a device. we spoke to the people behind it. i are there in verse opposed to ignore the that can be used for many different things . and right now it's very convenient to have a passport for waste accessible on your input. so in case your phone runs out about 3, it's always accessible to ah, the implant is readable by and the smartphone that has and if the function. so i can go to a restaurant or a movie theater i just showed in my arm and swipe me with a smartphone. and then that pops up the passport that i have on my shift. so you don't need a special ed for this kind of similar to a q r code. just up of course i don't want the cure code on my skin, right. i roughly halfway through the weekly program here were few dimensional still to come . can you believe it? it's exactly 30 years since the us that's our officially cease to exist here on our team will be reliving that historical turning point in just a moment.

this evening. france is more beautiful because new caledonia has decided to stay part of it. rubin with a population of about 275000 and a weak economy. some analysts say having the backing of france may have given residence, a sense of security to which helped you get it or yeah, with vaccines and as well as the or do i do so sure. it couldn't be measures and to boost the economy during this health crisis. now, a new stage of negotiations will begin while the territory will remain part of france. caledonian leaders, including separators will have up to 18 months to negotiate with the french government and redefine a new status for the territory. cutty, a little bit of the young al jazeera. there are reports, a palestinian man has been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. it happens during the early morning, reeds in the russ ally in area in nutler city. the 31 year old man died of a bullet wound to the head. people in palestine are turning to renewable energy sources and the beds to get rains tight. israeli restrictions palace, city is don't have access or control over t

sam rubin has the latest on these entertainment headlines. >> we begin now with a big star in a big,or actor major director. and this conversation clooney has begs a few interesting points. what's your day? right. how much money would you drop anything for maybe a few benjamins. well, how about this admission? i was offered 35 million dollars for one day's work for an airline commercial but i talk to him all his wife, of course, about it and we decided it's not worth it. it was associated with a country that although it's an ally is questionable at times and so i thought, well, if it takes a minute sleep away from me. it's not worth it. wow. and from that to this, she's become a grammy-nominated pop, princess. and while she's had a very good run on the disney channel on the kid comes and in the disney plus high school musical the musical series. it's the relationship that olivia rodrigo ahead with joshua bassett. their real-life romance and break up that major incredibly famous libya's entire album. sour was basically all about the bass and break up including driver's license. good f

rde's are, and poor jennifer rubin, one of the truly broken casualties steamrolled by trumk machine wrotehat democracy is now hanging by a thread. which is exactly how your famil will find you in the basement every ever read her on a regula basis that crockpot has been wrong more times than boris johnson's barber. she makes no sense. he operated just as our political system should, it's o a public freight he stood up to both the hard left progressives and the media historical pressure and told them to shove it up their collective puckered leap. it's just a biological description per it put his constituents first, those ribs that the media flows to gasbag straight bet midler described west virginia is poor illiterate , and strung out, all things you have to be to sit through one of one her movies. i'd rather be water boarded wit mountain dew than watch beaches. i don't care. what she can i do to me. later she was forced to apologize for saying what she believed and what the media entertained in academia believe you that they are smarter than all of you, but of course they aren't, they're s

some speculating it could be his son zero experience hunter as sean says or jennifer rubin. with biden faltering hillary clinton is making herself available. she appeared on msnbc and blamed far left progressives for this year's long national nightmare. on this program last night, senator lindsey graham said in 2024, there is one person who can turn this country around and the republican nomination is his to win. watch this. >> is donald trump the nominee in it 2024 right now? >> yes, if he wants it. unless there is something out of left field, it's his nomination. the republican base appreciated him. we don't appreciate all of the things he does sometimes, but from a policy point of view he was the most successful president since reagan. it's his nomination and he will be in the white house in 2024 if he runs the campaign. >> pete: now tomi lahren and tammy bruce and david webb. happy new year. tomi, i will flip the script. if you are a democrat attempting to run in 2022, what is your message? what are you running on as you you appeal to voters 2 years into the biden admini

so rubin, i've got to ask you, if this administration of the chief of staff is not happy about the coverage that he feels the president biden is given, is getting white, pres, fair coverage for this administration extraction look like, according to them. so i can answer those questions. got you had a lot of democratic friends when they criticize me. the things that i've written, criticising for instance, you're biting or immigration policies as i continue to do. i hear this, they either say that biden is doing a very good job, or he's doing the work in progress. just give them time, give them a chance to turn things around, just be patient. in other words, the choices are very clear, either perfect talk now, or he will be doing a good job in the future just given time. and it's completely different. these are completely different than the way we've covered, where we would constantly work into our news coverage and our reporting correction . if we thought proper from official and set something up with a lie, you would call them out for line even out. and we covered joe by, we might say somet

one example is jennifer rubin, listen to her from "the washington post. tweeted this out.f manchin is not on both build back better and voting biden is done. democracy is hanging by a thread. hard to think of anyone more destructive earlier today comma manchin stood by his decision and with firing back. >> surely to god we can move one person. surely we can badger and beat one person. surely we can get enough protesters to make that person uncomfortable enough they will just say okay, i will vote for anything, just quit. guess what? i'm from west virginia. i'm not from where they are from. they can beat the living crap out of people and think they will be submissive, period. >> brian: remember they harassed him on his house boat. they harassed him at his garage. they were following senator sinema into the bathroom. here now is minority leader kevin mccarthy. leader mccarthy, welcome. how significant, how surprising was yesterday's announcement with bret baier? >> it was surprising but if you listen to joe manchin, one thing about him he has been exactly and consistently ho

and it would just be called broken and you'd have jennifer rubin, dana fromm, acosta, hillary, everyere would be like 100 of them. kat, how are you doing over there? >> i am doing great. >> greg: your voice sounds a little better. >> i was reading the bible to work and so weekend. and as i was so inspired by their stories that i didn't want to stop. so, listen, it was worth it. to be one of those orphans are so happy. >> what little i can do. >> greg: poor thing. >> what are your thoughts? i agree with tyrus. it is not trolling because of trolling has to make some semblance of sense. i don't understand what this was. it's like here is a picture of a tree that burned down and then four pictures of people that work at the place next to where the tree burned down. what is that? also, you should be very grateful for me because i would never let you do that, put that on the internet. >> greg: you would stop me. >> they stand there smiling for that photo and not one of them was like explain this to me. what is this? >> greg: they are not friends. is there going to be a change at cnn and th

the "washington post" jennifer rubin wrote if manchin is no on build back better and voting biden isemocracy is hanging by a thread. hard to think of anyone more destructive. listen for the disappointed sigh from an abc news panel. >> some breaking news, senator manchin just said he is firm no on this legislation. >> harris: a gasp? okay. and joe manchin -- joe concha with this response. >> the whole democracy died today because of joe manchin thing is the kind of thing that we are used to hearing on other channels and social media. attaching the words racist and racism to everything. it tends to lose its impact when you say it over again. now it's to portray manchin is the worst person the world has seen and declaring democracy is dead. >> this is not over. i would not characterize it the way you have described. what i said yesterday in a two-word tweet is keep faith. i believe there is a way to get there. >> harris: i was reading the words of other people who say it's the end of democracy. those are democrats like yourself? >> what i'm saying is that i would not describe it that wa

ktvu as an rubin tells us how the variant was detected and the role booster shots could play in keeping it at bay. it's santa clara county's first known ah macron case, a person who had just returned from a trip to florida they were fully vaccinated, but not boosted, and their illness was mild. health officials see this as a wake up call that battling this new variant will take boosters right now, just 39% of the eligible population is boosted in santa clara county. in the 18 to 49 age group. that number is just 20% having just that primary series. the two doses it's not enough. it's just not enough. some counties like marin are making changes using hospitalization rates instead of daily case rates to determine policy in santa clara county. they're taking a multi pronged approach as we transition to more in home tests, which are not reportable to us, it becomes even more important to have other systems to look at. for example, the sewers. interestingly on the same day, health officials received the positive omicron test. they also detected on macron in the sewer system near where that p

msnbc's hassan and "washington post" jennifer rubin claiming this could be the end of democracy.t do you say? >> no. this isn't the end of democracy. it is actually preserving democracy. if you think about it joe biden ran as a moderate. he was good ol' uncan joe and he was going to bring us together. he came in the white house, the first thing he did he pushed unbelievely huge stimulus bill. it got zero republican votes. he went up from there. and so what senator manchin has done, he is a person of character, he said now, wait a minute this is not what the voters voted for when they voted for you, sir. you're changing track. you're listening to aoc i will not support you. this is exactly how democracy works. if you want to pass bills through congress you need to reach out to moderates and put things in the bills that are attractive to them, you will get their votes. instead of doing that as senator manchin said the democrats have been all about bullying, brutality, doing everything they can to try to strong arm people for voting for this far left socialist agenda. manchin, god b

jennifer rubin, who considers herself a conservative republican, if manchin is no on both bbb and votingemocracy is hanging by a thread. joe, why do these people always go democracy is dead, that root, when manchin is literally exercising, oh, i don't know democrat you sigh right in front of our -- democracy right in front of our very eyes. >> i'll take hyperbole for 500, todd. look, i love this threat to democracy argument. what joe manchin and kyrsten sinema are doing here, along with 50 other senators, is the essence of democracy. 52 senators oppose, 48 support. 52 is more than 48, it's called a simple majority. the end. in poll after poll of, it shows the american people do not support this bill after understanding the cost. what it will do to inflation like you guys were talking about earlier and who really pays for it. by the way, this must have really hurt. like pouring salt and pixie sticks into a wound that senator manchin decided to make his announcement on fox news sunday with the great journalist, his name is bret baier. this ain't hyperbole now. this marks the beginning of t

jennifer rubin getting torched for her flip-flopping.ling her out for tweeting yesterday that we can stop agonizing over cases and saying that the media's obsession with case numbers is unwarranted comparing it to a tweet in 2020 that called out republicans for not recognizing it as a public health threat. wow. how the times have changed, jason. >> trace, i actually think this flip-flop by the media and biden administration is deliberate. they are getting killed on covid in polling and they need to divorce themselves before the mid-terms. nothing thing that's happening in omicron. we've been following the political science as opposed to the science. the end of the pandemic was always the natural immunity. omicron, the evidence we see coming out of south africa and other places is that omicron will infect close to 3 billion people over the next three months. those 3 billion people on this planet, almost half the planet, will have natural immunity. that natural immunity will push out the delta variant. they see there is an end to this pand

sam rubin brings us a look at her life and legacy. >> you >> that he why didn't just get better withnnier and raj year. >> i have loved pink's hot dogs for ever and ever. so when they said they were going well, see him when they >> do you think you can get away with it 80 by wooden road or at that he was born in illinois. 1922, or family moved to los angeles during the great depression. >> after graduating from beverly hills high school, but he began performing on radio and the experimental new medium of television, government. is of the month soon after she became one of the first bona fide tv stars. she acted in produced the hit 1950 show life with elizabeth which earned her the first of more than half a dozen emmy awards in 1952. she then moved on to star in date with the angels. all >> you in the 1970's white was introduced to a new generation of fans with her emmy winning run. >> on the mary tyler moore show and que me and then stick a stock first for the fact that we love each other. we have always gotten along. >> just think of one of those shows where we don't speak been any

and dave rubien, host of the rubin report. thank you very much.ibrary is doing, which, of course is meant to -- they don't want to be next to the bible. it's meant to be insulting, these are describing crimes. this is criminal right? molesting children is a crime. it's not romantic and it's not acceptable and also by the way not about being gay either. right? tell me when you are dealing with this kind of thing in schools, you have got your hands full. tell me about your priorities now and what you guys are working on. >> sure, so we have a tip line and this is one of the tips that come in. i mean, honestly, the price of liberty is a vigilance. this was a public librarians trolling families controversy going in fairfax county. didn't if it wasn't for one mom kept at monitoring the situation people wouldn't know about it. it puts a whole new spin on the phrase ho ho ho. we deserve better. the fact this is taking place under our noses is really disrespectful because, remember, this something done with our tax dollars to our children four neighborhoo

dave rubin said, quote, but she was so sure, she read the script off the teleprompter.nitive particularly with all the hand gestures i ever use on segments like these. miss maddow is the highest-rated host on nbc, the skinniest -- and the highest-paid and that gives her tremendous power in the network more than any producer or executive. what that allows, she says whatever she wants regardless whether it is true or not. we saw it in the movie we saw before was three years of a majority for program being dedicated to trump russia collusion and not alleged, not she's exploring the story, presented as fact and she never apologized for it because her boss is never asked her to apologize for it. most media reporters are allergic to holding her accountable, fact checkers stay away as well because they both lineup with her ideologically. a nice existence to have in this business, if you can get it say what you want and no scrutiny, go figure. ashley: she said it and, she won't given apology. it does point some key things out. appreciate it. one reporter from the new york times

defense attorney bob rubin. >> mr.eally began years ago, and they went undiagnosed over the course of his lifetime and, as a result, he got progressively worse. >> and the defense made a bold allegation to the jury that hemy's violent act against rusty was triggered by none other than rusty's wife andrea. >> she had planted the seed and she had stoked the fire. and she knew that what she set out to do with somebody who was sick, that she had accomplished. >> his psyche was so fragile, the defense argued, that it hadn't taken much from andrea to send hemy over the edge. and if the defense could prove that he was not guilty by reason of insanity, that he didn't know right from wrong when he pulled the trigger, there was a chance he would escape prison, if not a hospital bed in a psychiatric unit. their first witness was hemy's younger sister, monique. she painted a picture for the jury of hemy's painful childhood. >> monique, would you describe for the jury your household at 6:00 in the evening when your father was comin

jennifer rubin eric mueller thank you. the house prepares to vote on holding mark meadows in contempt. how much is the january 6th select committee learned from the documents he's already turned over to the investigation? sure seems like a lot. what we know so far. >> mr. meadows received numerous text messages which he has produced without any privileged claims. indeed, some of those text messages, madam speaker, came from members in that chamber right now. ♪ after a night like this, crest has you covered. crest, the official toothpaste of santa. follow us @crest to celebrate the 12 days of crest smiles. re-entering data that employees could enter themselves? that's why i get up in the morning! i have a secret method for remembering all my hr passwords. my boss doesn't remember approving my time off. let's just... find that email. the old way of doing business slows everyone down. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com for a free demo. hey, angie! you forgot

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rubin reports 15 people were arrested following a six month long investigation.kes thieves just two minutes to take off with your car's catalytic converter and this quick, lucrative crime has been on the rise. san jose saw just 84 cases in 2019 and more than 1000 already in 2021, so unfortunately, yes, it's happened to me personally. three different times. very very frustrating. and of course, very expensive, too. get these cars repaired. authorities were frustrated, too. and so sandals a police in santa clara county da's office launched operation cat scratch fever, a six month long investigation that resulted in the arrest of 15 people ages 22 all the way up to 81 years old. it also shut down three recycling an auto parts businesses. six months. not only targeting the thieves are actually taking the catalytic converters but as well as targeting the businesses and fencing operations that were buying the stolen illicit converters. confiscated where everything from tools and cash to weapons and armor piercing ammunition. and then there were the catalytic converters

qqq. community and now verbose church and family services needs some help of its own as ktvu sand, rubinnd is desperately trying to find a new one close by. for verbal family services. this redwood city building has been the center of everything. it's where they hold church services, conduct counseling and distribute food to those in need. but now they're being forced to move right now. we don't have a place to go with the family service program. that's what we're looking for. for help the pandemic that increased the need in the community they serve also made it hard for them to pay rent. verb oh, made of verbal deal with their landlord to pay half but now they've been sent a letter demanding back rent be paid in full, he says. either you pay the $150,000, or we move out and three days the landlord did not respond to our request for comment, but verb oh has since negotiated a few extra weeks, which will allow them to feed families through the holidays. but they need to start packing up. some of them are going to park can move things, but we want to serve the family the most we can do at

. >> trudy rubin from the philadelphia inquirer. you mentioned in your remarks, we continue to try to get siv's out of afghanistan. that refers to the afghans who worked with our military or civilian officials. congress has appropriated 18,000 siv visas. most of them did not get out. many of them are being sought by -- the state department has made clear they will not let them out unless they already have visas. many of them are getting out on private charters. why are we blocking siv applicants and only letting out those who have visas? thank you. mr. sullivan: i dispute that characterization. in fact, since august 31, we have evacuated afghans at risk in a range of categories, including those who are siv-eligible but don't have siv's, those who help the u.s. government in other ways, or those who are at unique risks. we had planes come out by private charter. we have worked closely ourselves with qataris to have planes with american citizens and afghans come out and we will continue to do so. the premise of your question was a pol

ktvu rubin tells us how that variant was detected and the role the booster shots could play at keepingt's santa clara county's first known ah macron case, a person who had just returned from a trip to florida they were fully vaccinated, but not boosted, and their illness was mild. health officials see this as a wake up call that battling this new variant will take boosters right now, just 39% of the eligible population is boosted in santa clara county. in the 18 to 49 age group. that number is just 20% having just that primary series . the two doses it's not enough . it's just not enough. some counties like marin are making changes using hospitalization rates instead of daily case rates to determine policy in santa clara county. they're taking a multi pronged approach as we transition to more been home tests, which are not reportable to us, it becomes even more important to have other systems to look at. for example, the sewers. interestingly on the same day, health officials received the positive. ah macron test. they also detected a macron in the sewer system near where that person l

attorney and professor at the university of alabama school of law, jennifer rubin "washington post" opinioner are msnbc contributors, and eli stokols los angeles times white house reporter. phillip waldron claims to have spoken with mark meadows about it eight to ten times. he also says he briefed several members of congress on the eve of january 6th. what do we know about waldron, and while i get that meadows' posture is listen i just collect information and disseminate it accordingly, what does it say that he met with this guy upwards of ten times. >> this is what is so extraordinary is not only he but members and congress and perhaps, although we don't know definitively, senator ron johnson or the staff of senator ron johnson. so it is remarkable that all of these republicans were meeting with someone who had this crack pot idea that he was going to overthrow the election results. now, we don't know whether this is a credible person. we don't know whether he, in fact, meant eight to ten times. that's what the committee is there for, to put people under oath, to get information, and to de

as ktvu san rubin tells us, this comes as the city is nearing a record for traffic fatalities this yearolice say this woman 71 year old lin win was responsible for two hit and runs in a matter of minutes. one of them proved to be fatal. things just get so much worse if people leave the scene of the crash and this instant it caused a fatality of an innocent person who was just traveling on our roadways that innocent person 35 year old hillary lopez of fremont, who was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. authorities say nguyen was fleeing the scene of a previous accident. just 1500 ft away when her bmw rear ended lopez's toyota center road near wolf creek. and then the wind took off again after the collision. the driver of the vehicle, the suspect, who was later arrested , continued driving north bong until the vehicle became completely inoperable. this was the 58th traffic fatality in san jose this year that's nearing the city's record of 60 fatalities set in 2015 the same year, its vision zero program was created. there's absolutely an acknowledgement that this problem is growing in s

that's been the big story, david rubin says epic i mentioned epic and stellar, well epic works.lizzard. i'll say we'll show you some totals in just a second. thank you, david and maria says hi, steve moran. i love the snow picture. followers are tweeting simply fabulous picks. thank them. i appreciate each and every one of you sending me the pictures. they've been fabulous. keep them going. how about the total december snow so far barrio with 220 north star 213 homewood tools six palestinians 1 99 sugar bowl. as 1, 93, kirkwood, 1, 74 and bear valley for december has picked up 156 inches of snow, and there's a little bit more to go. central sierra snow labs had over 202 3rd snowiest ever not just december, but ever. things have calmed down a little bit. getting a little break here comes out next system, producing some light snow. we'll see that again happening tomorrow so they could pick up maybe another foreign inches to a foot. you see sugar bowl forecast for a foot and kirkwood tendencies after thursday, i do think things will begin to come down a lot. there was pretty good s

rubin reports, city officials are scrambling to make changes before the next big storm arrives.mperatures and an atmospheric river took their toll on san jose's homeless population. city officials confirm at least five people have died this week. homeless advocates believe 1/6 passed away overnight or dying from exposure. they're dying because they're out in the cold . they're out in the rain, and your body can only take so much . this weather was no surprise and advocates say they had begged authorities to take action to open warming centers before it arrived. the response they got crickets. they should have listened to the advocates because we knew that this was going to happen, san jose officials say they've been doing the best they can with the resources they have. they sent outreach teams to encampments before the storm, but they admit after a week like this they do. look at what else could have been done and we are always reevaluating and considering new opportunities, new responses. so it's really an ongoing process, and they are making some changes . authorities already

ktvu is an rubin tells us about the newly approved proposal to help shops, meat supply and demand.a wet burrito say there's still feeling the strain of the pandemic. for months, few students and office workers in downtown san jose meant few customers for lunch meetings is staying afloat, surviving, you know, maintain yourselves paying your employees, but thanks to santa clara county help is on the way. supervisors just unanimously approved a new grant program that will funnel $20 million in federal rescue act funds out to small businesses. the goal from my perspective is to move as quickly as we can to get the money. into the community into circulation into stabilizing stabilizing families and children. the county has given out grants before using $700,000 collected from covid fines. but the need for exceeded the cash. they had to hand out. we will be giving out about 300 grants but over 4200 applied and that's just that's now. that's not a year ago, the details of who will be eligible for the new grants and what the process will look like it's still being decided. but local leader

eric boehlert and jennifer rubin, thank you. you at home stay with us. as the house prepares to vote on holding donald trump's former chief of staff mark meadows in contempt, how much has the january 6th select committee learned from the documents he's already turned over to the investigation? sure seems like a lot. what we know so far. >> mr. meadows received numerous text messages which he has produced without any privilege claim. indeed, some of those text messages, madam speaker, came from members in the chamber right now. -- and years -- ahead. with fidelity income planning, we'll look at what you've saved, what you'll need, and help you build a flexible plan for cash flow designed to last. so you can go from saving... to living. xfinity rewards are our way of thanking you a flexible plan for cash flow designed to last. just for being with us. enjoy rewards like sing family fun nights! rent sing for $1, then belt out all your favorite tunes from the movie with sing karaoke. plus, see sing 2 in theaters with buy-one-get-one free fandango tickets. joi

the person was vaccinated and began to feel ill november 30th after traveling out of state ktvu san rubinnd keeping it at bay. it's santa clara county's first known on macron case, a person who had just returned from a trip to florida they were fully vaccinated, but not boosted, and their illness was mild. health officials see this as a wake up call that battling this new variant will take boosters right now, just 39% of the eligible population is boosted in santa clara county in the 18 to 49 age group. that number is just 20% having just that primary series. the two doses it's not enough. it's just not enough. some counties like marin are making changes using hospitalization rates instead of daily case rates to determine policy in santa clara county. they're taking a multi pronged approach as we transition to more been home tests, which are not reportable to us, it becomes even more important to have other systems to look at. for example, the sewers. interestingly on the same day, health officials received the positive omicron test they also detected are macron in the sewer system near w

ktvu rubin tells us 15 people have now been arrested following a six month long investigation that wascat scratch fever. it takes thieves just two minutes to take off with your car's catalytic converter. and this quick, lucrative crime has been on the rise. san jose saw just 84 cases in 2019 and more than 1000 already in 2021, so unfortunately, yes, it's happened to me personally. three different times. very very frustrating. and of course, very expensive, too. get these cars repaired. authorities were frustrated, too. and so sandals a police in santa clara county da's office launched operation cat scratch fever, a six month long investigation that resulted in the arrest of 15 people ages 22 all the way up to 81 years old. it also shut down three recycling an auto parts businesses. six months. not only targeting the thieves are actually taking the catalytic converters but as well as targeting the businesses and fencing operations that were buying the stolen illicit converters. confiscated where everything from tools and cash to weapons and armor piercing ammunition. and then there were

city community and now verbal, church and family services need some help of its own as katie news and rubinrom its building and is desperately trying to find a new one close by. for verbal family services. this redwood city building has been the center of everything. it's where they hold church services, conduct counseling and distribute food to those in need. but now they're being forced to move right now. we don't have a place to go with the family service program. that's what we're looking for. for help the pandemic that increased the need in the community they serve also made it hard for them to pay rent. verb oh, made of verbal deal with our landlord to pay half but now they've been sent a letter demanding back rent be paid in full, he says, or either we pay the $150,000 or we move out and three days the landlord did not respond to our request for comment, but verb oh has since negotiated a few extra weeks, which will allow them to feed families through the holidays. but they need to start packing up. some of them are going to park can move things, but we want to serve the family the m