schwartz: sure, you are right. do not see the word police in the fourth amendment either and the protection against unreasonable search and seizures does seem focused on the subject of those searches, the victims of that overreach, but the supreme court as repeatedly interpreted the fourth amendment not in terms of what we the people are entitled to in terms of the sanctity of our homes and possessions and our bodies but in terms of what the police are authorized to do in light of their need to prevent and control crime. and that analysis has repeated the by the supreme court as been done with a real thumb on the scale to the police to the detriment of our society as a whole, and i talk about the case is a key moment in the shift. it is a case involving a police officer who saw a couple of guys who looked suspicious. they look like they could be looking to try to case a business to rub it -- rob it, and ultimately after monitoring these guys for a while the officer stopped them and search them and found the gun. an

how hard is the job going before schwartz?ecutive have to add to a private equity firm? this morning, there was a town hall at carlisle and the idea here is pitching somebody with a lot of operational experience, as well as a lot of experience in a complicated, macro backdrop. a lot of times, he has been credited for helping oldman never gate tough period's in time including 2008. another thing about harvey schwartz worth noting, it is a tough fundraising cycle. harvey schwartz came up through a lot of sales and trading ranks here. sales in particular where he has strong relationships with investors and sovereign wealth funds around the world. guy: who had to sign off on this decision? sonali: the founders of carlisle have 25% of the firm. really, it is the board at the end of the day. the message off the bat was that there is a unanimous decision of naming harvey schwartz the ceo of the firm moving forward. what will be interesting to watch is how he brings the firm together, how he consolidates and brings morale further up a

what does harvey schwartz then bring to the table?ving goldman sachs in 2018, it's about time. he has been rumored for a lot of positions before, including ceo of wells fargo. him taking over at a private asset farm -- firm, it's pretty crazy to hear. the pitches interesting. harvey schwartz rose that the ranks there, particularly at goldman sachs. he was a sales executive for a long time as well. in that time, he had built a lot of relationships with clients, investors around the world, sovereign wealth funds, which is something that could come in handy when the fun rising has been difficult -- fundraising has been difficult. the other thing to keep and i out for, for harvey schwartz and assistance, is the talent story. what is this going to do to bring people together, to improve morale after such a big shakeup at the top, after some senior executives have left? kriti: there has been a bit of musical chairs, for lack of a better term. what else do we need to know about that? sonali: we were talking about asset management and the car

there is no schwartz. then with them someone will put all these on video well, hello, an island in the russian far east is coming up. come on, come on, okay, here's the ruling. there are no keys, but the mother must be there, don't take the casserole. let the camera sit. and what to look for, as always everything. already here denis meet, so to speak, the witness on duty ksenia, you can denis well, let's get started? what car or what? is there? little whether that? i said about you, then what's the difference who speaks? where are you? why did you give up on your dream? i was a child. of course i am guilty before you. most importantly, do not repeat your mistakes, do not listen to anyone, go to the end. you are so cute. i myself love you to death. do you know what came to my mind? that i made out with them so we met now something like a staff member in them. i don't know, maybe the adrenaline is not enough, let's go. hello, the passenger, the rise, the police , what kind of people wow, yes, here is the bud

but as schwartz, meltzer and their monetarist are substantially.what should we now say about herbert. in all of american history, no president has been more conscientious, hardworking than he for three years and more. he strove without stint to induce the american people to shake off their confidence. repeatedly, he pleaded with banks to resume lending with depositors to stop and for moral action that would arrest the credit freeze. could it that his incessant labors not so much right or wrong as your relevant it reminds me of the greek mythological figure sisyphus forever condemned to push a heavy boulder up a hill every time he nearly reached the top. atop the rock would roll back and six of us would have to start over from 1929 to 1933. herbert hoover arguably was our modern source of us. every time that he seemed to be on the brink of success taming the great depression, some new crisis would. while the silent killer. the contraction of the money supply would grind on each time like scissors us. he would start over, unaware that much of his per

andrew schwartz with the central sierra snow lab. thank you so much. >>> top executives with the oakland a's are back in las vegas discussing a new home for the team. the a's are looking at two potential sites. the festival grounds at the north strip to the tropicana. meanwhile, back home, efforts to build a ballpark at howard terminal have seemingly stalled. the proposed waterfront stadium could seat 35,000 people. oakland's new mayor said -- >> new mayor -- actually been -- a month after -- will be getting back. >> addressing homelessness, blight, crime. over the next 10 weeks, a cleanup in each of our 10 council districts. we will talk about scaling up shelter capacity, transition facilities. i will be calling on us to double the rate at which we are hiring police officers. >> san jose state is also getting a fresh start with a new president. dr. cynthia mattson comes from the university from texas a and m san antonio. she was at cal state fresno from 24 to 2015. she is san jose state's first latina president and leader in the las

burt bacharach has died at age 94 here's gadi schwartz ♪ lord we don't need ♪ >> reporter: burt bacharach'st gift may have been knowing exactly what we needed to hear. ♪ what the world need now is love sweet love ♪ >> reporter: but as a kid, he had no dreams of becoming a musician >> i remember playing a recital. i think i had to play a song and i blew it >> reporter: still, his mother insisted on piano lessons and practice that helped propel him to more than 50 years of hits. ♪ that's what friends are for ♪ ♪ ♪ do you know the way to san jose ♪ >> reporter: living in new york city, the young composer met hal david, a lyricist, who provided words to make his melodies soar. ♪ their discovery of a young dionne warwick took the duo to the top of the charts again and again. soon, hollywood was enchanted. ♪ raindrops are falling on my head they keep falling ♪ >> reporter: the score from "butch cassidy and the sundance kid" earned bacharach an oscar in 1970. and over the years, hollywood kept calling. ♪ together forever ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. burt bacharach. ♪ what the world need now ♪ >>

here is gadi schwartz. ♪ i think we know how this story begins ♪ >> reporter: in a tiny basement studioportland, oregon, there is something special about the lyrics floating in the air. ♪ they're still strangers at this point ♪ >> reporter: this modern day bard is writing ballads about ordinary everyday people ♪ tiny anthems is a system where you give me information about your sister or your husband ♪ ♪ i will then compose a song ♪ >> reporter: it all started with an offer to write a song about anyone for two bucks it quickly snowballed into mike long's life's work. today mike charges about $300 per song, putting more than 20 hours each into the composition. >> there is something absurd about what i'm doing that just makes me want to keep doing it ♪ when sid comes sailing in ♪ >> reporter: he's written and composed hundreds of tiny anthems, each created for an audience of one. >> i've never experienced a gift like that before. >> reporter: for deb and sid, tiny anthems has become the soundtrack of their lives. >> there are very few people in this world that have a love song written abou

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each successive storm is going to help us, schwartz says.ierra snowpack provides around 30% of california's freshwater helping to refill state reservoirs as it melts in the spring. we're looking really good moving forward, we have effectively eliminated a lot of our short term drought. a series of atmospheric rivers in december, followed by all this snow helping california slowly bring its reservoir levels up amid what's been a historic drought coming into this year, we were in the driest 22. two year period in 1200 years, we've gone from extreme and exceptional to kind of a moderate status. and that continues to shrink so far this what are year, schwartz says the snow lab has received 100 and 20% of its average snowfall. that's around 36 ft. of snow and the winter is far from over. still, he cautions. we're not at a point yet where we can declare all of our drought over. we need to be able to conserve water and keep moving forward as though we don't have plenty of water, and every drop save now will be available when we do have a shortage b

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sufferer, german chancellor schwartz knows if schultz is in front of him at all, but according to thehe leaders of the coalition in support of democratic belarus , to act as a guarantor of the transition from dictatorship to democracy. let me remind you how democracy really looks like in german sveta is either really in the unconscious, or she grabbed such a wish for belarus. for some reason , poor nancy pilosi, that she, judging by the bewildered smile and shock in her eyes, could inadvertently be afraid that she had confused munich with the same thirsty for money for democracy in quotation marks, the taiwanese madame realized that she could not beg for anything, then she went according to the worked out scenario. in iceland , we need to organize the issuance of alternative belarusian documents that provide

and that continues to shrink so far this what are years, schwartz says the snow lab has received 120% of its average snowfall. that's around 36 ft. of snow and the winter is far from over. still, he cautions. we're not at a point yet where we can declare all of our drought over. we need to be able to conserve water and keep moving forward as though we don't have plenty of water, and every drop save now will be available when we do have a shortage. and because no generally continues to fall in the sierra through april, schwartz says he'll have a better idea in a few weeks. just how impactful this season snowfall has been on the drought. zac sos ktvu. box two news. end of the month. no down. all right, zack. thank you for that eastbound traffic right now on interstate 80 is closed from colfax to the nevada state line due to snow in all westbound traffic is being held at the state line over on highway 50 chains are required in both directions. caltrans and the highway patrol warning people. both 50 and 80 could be closed off and on here for the next 48 hours and tonight down south inters

schwartz sleeps you left a statement. look , please .u agree with bykov, how do you agree with the flaps? he just unknowingly wins, but he agrees for so-so, but there is no one there but me. and there is suppose he would get drunk. attention, i give the second call before the start of the performance 10 minutes, i ask all classes to take their places. let's go quickly there is water. i don't know, for example already. well, to hand over the place of bykov to fight, denis' bastard is just a complete tweezer of the guys. i have my own business meetings with the producer the role offers. well, you understand the full hall . denis vyruchay well, should the performance be canceled by the tanker or not? i need to meet. in the hall i lead the performance and i will answer. all they say that you are a very kind person. it is in me that there is only this hereditary quality. there is no. i am good this quality is good. as you wish, i dare not argue. i am a person limited to no occupation, even economic, so that i thank you , a hearty generous inh

richard usurped uncle schwartz will be in court outreach mod. what are the main agenda items for the german delegation? yet were of course there will be a meeting between all of shelter and cerner intermodal, his indian counterpart, or i think what's really interesting is to the extent to which this is really also a kind of a business visit for an india to the tech hub bank. looter there to meet our german and indian businesses involved in tech and jamie, is interested incorporating on clean energy on take on trying to get, you know, resources such as go green, hydrogen for, for the kind of future of sustainable energy a lot to lots of a projects that show what it will be hoping to move forward on this trip. i'm with her. what does new delhi want from this relationship? basically, british and germany in india have a strong and uncomplicated relationship, economic ties. at the heart of this relationship, germany is endears. biggest a trading partner in the european union and is one of the biggest foreign direct investors in india. so india is hop

maxim i was now arguing about this schwartz may not be able to immediately practical practically thef this investigation. if it was, if something came out, really some facts are not that scholz will be indignant, but that the opponents of the american administration of the opponent of the democratic party, the united states , will definitely take advantage of this as part of their internal political struggle. because what happened is a felony under united states law , and it's the easiest way to take out a political opponent if the political opponent is framed for violating american law, so in that sense, this is a much more likely scenario. if something else yes, less than 4 minutes to 12 o'clock moscow time we are on the way. yes, the president's address to the federal assembly. i don't know if our viewers see that picture, which we almost completely shoigu sergeyevich lavrov is already there, so you think what you say, vitalya will give. you know the importance of saying more about what biden felt today. let's talk about it, don't forget that the us president today will oppose the

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what, well, she spilled it to us, and wake up even more boldly, she again did not follow schwartz. let's dodepo you happened to drink tea in the palace they drink, tea. i think she made it through the first time you defend your girlfriend. bravo then i will say. i that was wrong, like a pitcher so no good. we're already talking about. you're a bore. sit down . look at me, look carefully as a girl pours tea to find a place for herself in the world. bring onion. who can tell what's in my hand? blackcurrant blackcurrant in october, where does it happen? i'll add it to the sauce, because the sauce is a girl. therefore, do not forget to very generously pour the schnapps sauce for the rabbit in which we ate van derbent will be dipping potatoes. we forgot potatoes. this time he did not see me. anya, can you hear me? anya day after day anxiety anxiety, and with them insomnia habitual actions no longer help to cope with anxiety and insomnia afobazol 4 weeks for the most pronounced effect kagocel from the first day of admission begins to reduce the severity of the symptom of influenza and sa

joining us live to lend some insight is andrew schwartz with the central sierra snow. andrew, before we get to our questions, i wanted to look behind you. it looks like the window was actually boarded up because it got smashed? can you tell us a little bit about that? >> it is actually boarded up to prevent it from getting smashed! these are actually our second floor windows. the snow was starting to pile up next to them, and we had to put boards there to make sure the snow doesn't smash them. >> i guess that is sort of a good problem to have! we are off to a great start, at least it sounds like you are. how much of an impact only looking at in terms of busting our dr

. >> reporter: schwartz is a researcher at uc berkeley snow lab.said we have had an amazing winter, snowpack is 150% of normal. he says it is when it begins to melt and how quickly that matters most. >> we want the snowpack to stay cold and not melt as long as possible. if it melts early, it is possible we might do water releases out of dams to be sure we are safe if we get flooding. >> reporter: schwartz said ideal scenario would be for snowpack to melt gradually during the spring and early summer. in santa clara water officials are cautiously optimistic. many reservoirs are filling with rain and run off and nearing capacity. weather conditions in the next month they say will likely determine if we finally emerge from drought. >> we have to wait until april before we really start evaluating what water supply outlook looks for the next year. >> reporter: i know we want something more declarative but can take comfort in the knowledge that every drop of rain, every snow make does indeed bring us closer to the end of this dreaded drought. >> this is t

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joanna schwartz, it's such a pleasure. finally meet you. how are you. i'm well. how are you? very good, thank you. very good. i really enjoyed reading your book. even though the subject is quite a serious subject matter. so i feel a little uncomfortable saying i enjoyed it, but i always enjoy being informed. and certainly as someone who focuses on these issues in my teaching and as former police officer here in new york city, i just found it absolutely fascinating. i wanted to start off with what what motivated you i know this is your area of scholarship and focus but broadly speaking what motivated you to write this book. well i before i a professor at ucla, i a civil rights litigator new york city bringing lawsuits. new york city police, police officers and new york city department of corrections, other agencies in the area. and when i was in that practice, there were a lot of questions that came to mind about the way in which our system, the way in which civil litigation actually makes its way through the courts, the impact that it has on police officers and departments, b

tonight ucla law professor joanna schwartz examines how the u.s. legal system handles police misconduct with her book shielded. she's interviewed by new york law school professor kirk burkhalter. watch "after words" tonight at eight eastern on c-span. >> c-span is your unfilled a few of the government. we are funded by these television companies and more including midco. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>

the author of this book american muckraker rethinking journalism for the 21st c professor joanna schwartz, it's such a pleasure. finally meet you. how are you. i'm well. how are you? very good, thank you. very good. i really enjoyed

we are learning that carlyle group has chosen former goldman sachs group copresident harvey schwartzo be its next ceo. let's continue talking a little bit about your call on china. of course, we continue to see u.s.-china tensions as well with the latest loan incident over the united states. how is that going to affect your investments calls, and not to mention the supply chain issues we face in recent years? belita: the balloon incident is another example of how difficult it will be for the u.s. and china to find a path ahead that prevents -- let's hope each country's politicians is playing to its own domestic audience and that truly when they deal each other -- with each other, they find a way forward to establish munication that prevents true disasters from occurring. that's all we can hope for. haidi: the difficulties in emerging markets and investing is no front and center when it comes to india. i know you still like india as a broader market. what are you taking away from the ongoing adani crisis that is going into a third week? belita: we still like it very much. the infrastr

alex won the transition from the host country with 1 minute and 53 seconds, 31 in the first place, schwartz and raphael , two austrian skiers present, also the second and third invitations of the electricity cup. acsdx vision will continue in the sky of america and in the matter of big science and culture from the host country, the champion from canada stood in the second place and barik rohde won the third place, and international table tennis player noshad alamiyan withdrew from the tournament after accepting a defeat of 32 times against a 17-year-old chinese player. were eliminated to participate in the selection window of the basketball world cup, 16 players of iran's national team were invited , our country's team will be invited on march 4 in turkey and japan, and on march 7 , the volleyball federation will contract alessandra haji , the italian head coach of our country's women's national team, for the new year did not extend, the coach left for the national team iran's alpine skiing, consisting of four male skiers and four female athletes, will participate in the world championship

nbc's gadi schwartz looks back at his life and legacy. ♪♪ >> reporter: burt bacharach's greatest gift world needs now is love sweet love ♪ >> but as a kid, he had no dreams of becoming a musician. >> i remember playing a recital, i think i had to play and i blew it. did i think i had any talent? no. >> reporter: still his mother insisted on piano lessons in practice until one night she gave up. >> you want to stop? stop. i've run out of patience, you know, it is your choice. >> reporter: but guilt over disappointing his mother took hold and ultimately helped propel bacharach to more than 50 years of hits. ♪ that's what friends are for ♪ ♪ wishing and hoping ♪ ♪ do you know the way to ♪ >> reporter: living in new york city, he met hal davis, a lyricist who used words to make his melodies soar. their discovery of a young dionne warwick took the duo to the top of the charts, again and again. ♪ walk on by ♪ >> reporter: soon, hollywood was enchanted and so was the actress who had become his second wife, angie dickinson. ♪ rain drops are falling on my head they keep falling ♪ >> reporter:

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andrew schwartz from the uc berkeley central sierra or a snow lab. appreciate you. sharing the situation there where they are ready for two stories worth of snow in the sierra andrew take care if we appreciate it. thanks for checking in. thank you guys have a good one, too. okay we are getting a lot of snowy pictures from viewers. so we want you to please keep them coming. want to show you now? photos they are from danela up in ukiah from earlier this morning. and if you have some good weather photos that you would like to share again. please send them our way. we'll post them online and also here in our shows just email us at ktvu photos at fox .com. okay this black history month we are celebrating black wine bankers in the bay area after the break. today we will talk live with the founder of black vines, and we'll also talk about how they're getting ready for tonight's toast to bubbles event that's happening up in napa. alright, we've got kind of a fun weather night coming our way we're going to get rain, but not too much of it. we're going to get some snow in pla

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andrew schwartz. he is an atmospheric scientist with the university of california, berkeley, and he runs the central sierra snow lab. >> seven feet, roughly, 190 centimeters. >> evidently, we were digging a pit of snow and then we are going in the pit and we will talk about the snow do i have that right? >> you do. >> together, we are digging a snow. so you can look back at this seasons snowstorms. but i'm pretty sure they're going to bury me when it is all done. >> digging your own grave, man. >> reporter: snow is obviously critical to outdoor recreation, but, there is even bigger concerns here. so, let's talk about snowpack. that is water, stored as snow in the mountains. traditionally, it melts in spring and summer, and that is how california gets 30% of its water. if the snowpack melted too early, you can get floods, and by summer, there is not enough water, when water is crucial. >> what are you doing right now? >> so, the purpose of this pit is to give us a story about the snowpack. it has a dif

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round and its impact on our drought is the lead scientist of the central sierra snow lab, andrew schwartz. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me on. kristen: by the way, have you gone outside today? how does it feel? >> it is quite cold. right now the temperature is about 17 degrees fahrenheit, so quite cold and lots of fluffy, white snow. kristen: i want to ask you about the kind of snow we are getting right now. is this the kind of stuff that you like to see, that is helpful when it comes to building the snowpack in a drought area? >> realistically, this is a lot lighter and has less moisture content than we would like to see to help us come out of a drought, but with that being said, one thing that really helps us here is that we are not talking about six inches of fluffy snow. we are talking about three to five feet here on the summit and potentially even eight to 10 feet by this time next week. even though there is less moisture content, the sheer volume of snow we are expected to get should help us out with the drought. >> can we talk about your prediction that w

each successive storm is going to help us, schwartz says. the sierra snowpack provides around 30% of california's freshwater helping to refill state reservoirs as it melts in the spring. we're looking really good moving forward, we have effectively eliminated a lot of our short term drought. a series of atmospheric rivers in december, followed by all this snow helping california slowly bring its reservoir levels up amid what's been a historic drought coming into this year, we were in the driest 22. two year period in 1200 years, we've gone from extreme and exceptional to kind of a moderate status. and that continues to shrink so far this what are years, schwartz says the snow lab has received 100 and 20% of its average snowfall . that's around 36 ft. of snow and the winter is far from over . still, he cautions. we're not at a point yet where we can declare all of our drought over. we need to be able to conserve water and keep moving forward as though we don't have plenty of water, and every drop save now will be available when we do have a s

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