it's a seminole moment. if president biden doesn't react to it aggressively, i say again, i think it alone will make it impossible for him to get re-elected. >> neil: all right, senator. we'll see what happens. a lot to cover there. i appreciate you taking the time. we're monitoring these developments. this 22-year-old, laken hope riley was found on the university of georgia campus. she was not a student there. i misspoke. bottom line, she's dead and her family is wondering what we're going to do to avoid this in the future. we're on top of that and on top of a town wondering the same thing after this. jorge has always put the ones he loves first. but when it comes to caring for his teeth he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. because aspen dental has the latest technology and equipment. with a staff that goes out of their way to provide exceptional care. plus free exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance and 20% off treatment plans. making it e

the question raised by the interior i think are not all concerns at this time the seminole tribe andhink we've recognized the benefits of the bill that was passed in 2021 the tribe has flourished in its sovereign wealth fund activities. we've bought eight properties, nine total and kept eight at this point and hope to continue to further expand on that. our girdle was every company we went to except for the exception of one told us we needed to have congressional approval to get the insurance of the lien or even title, anything of that property in our name. there was a challenge that we had and as i stated in my statement, that the ability for us to do that without congressional approval but many hurdles in the way and we actually lost deals if anyone knows how it works it doesn't sit on the table for long and we lose the opportunity to bid, purchase that stuff in the future. so this was the removal of that it helped us and a lot of others. we were not the first one, and i think every other tribe that came before us would share the same sentiment that i'm sharing with you today on be

that stretch runs between fremont in seminole. are repairing part of that highway there that collapsed monday morning. that's when a huge chunk of the road slid into the nearby creek. you see it here. caltrans said it happened after the ground underneath gave way during our recent storms. on friday, crews will assess the highway and decide whether if it is safe to reopen it to at least one way traffic. >> the ground is saturated in so many places, so the question is how much rain will we get, what time tomorrow? it's check in with meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're getting so much saturation in the ground, like what we saw in niles canyon. >> tomorrow looks to taper down a little more, and it will be a spotty rain coming in. with this storm system moving over today, when we got hit with the rain and hard in san francisco, that would have caused flooding no matter how clean those dreams were in any city across the united states. it was just coming down so extremely hard here from about 1:00 to 3:00 did you can see as that radar loop

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the niles canyon road, it remains shut down between seminole and fremont kiddie emergency repair startedfter part of the highway, 84 there, collapsed into alameda creek during monday's storm. caltrans said the road would be shut down until friday. >>> storms, also stirring up trouble down south in southern california. a mudslide covered cut malibu canyon road, which prompted the closure of its popular stretch of the pacific coast highway. chp said a car was damaged, but they really, no one was injured. it was one of several slides reported in the area. does closures forced pepperdine university near malibu to cancel classes. >>> the cayucos pier was shut down after strong waves shut down. that [ speaking in a global language ] i reopened, but county leaders say it will take months to repair the damage pedal they don't expect to reopen the pier until september. >>> there's a new scam that is targeting families that are looking for a missing pet. nbc bay area's gia vang explains how it works and the red flags you should be aware of . >> reporter: whether grandpa or mittens, these dogs are

this is affecting niles canyon road between seminole and fremont. crews have been at making those repairs this week. caltrans says that they plan to evaluate the damage friday morning and then go from there. the main detours for now, at least anyway are southbound 6.80, and west bound 5.80, to the north in the south bay highway 9 through saratoga is expected to stay closed for a couple more weeks. >> mudslide brought down that tree and shut down the highway between sanborn road in redwood gulch crews say it's the same area that had a mud slide just a few weeks ago. caltrans estimates the highway will reopen on march 8. >> whether time as we get a look at your 4 zone forecast with this live picture of the golden gate bridge, a twilight, beautiful shot, lawrence. and we're finally drying out a little bit. yeah. how about that? and what of the day today? we saw a couple of pop-up showers around the bay area, but a blue skies breaking out in between some sunshine. a couple rainbows really a nice sign that we're coming to an end of the storm. finally aft

host: let's talk to raymond in seminole, florida on the line for democrats. caller: i just want to know, you are a breath of fresh air. there is no political tilt and i love that. i am a business person and what you are saying, everything makes sense. i want to push back on a few things. when you are talking about the overall deficit one of the main reasons, peoples credit card debt. you make an example to say instead of passing a trillion dollar bill and wait a few years. we need to really plan and we could've waited for the infrastructure bill. you can't make those compromises in the same year. we are setting up a bad precedent for our young people. inflation has not come down. that is based off of last year, that 3.1%. now you have a baseline. now we have 3%. like i said i just want to be clear, is not the six or 7% but that doesn't mean the eight, 9% we have accumulated as gone away. jerome powell, his 1970 strategy is not working. not cutting interest rates, people can't buy homes. forget about it. it. his stop working. you are not pushing down labor. no

. >> as of 5 o'clock, a major artery connecting drivers between seminole and fremont is now shut down a portion of niles canyon road washed out under the weight of heavy rain part of the road now lying at the edge of a creek kron. 4 ella sogomonian has the latest. >> the rain makes for beautiful rolling green hills drive between signal in fremont, but it's also pummeled highway 84, so much so that a part of niles canyon road cracked apart and now lies at the bank of alameda creek. >> on monday afternoon, the water below russia's more like a river. caltrans crews making the call to shut down nose canyon road for the night until they can return tuesday morning to reassess up until 5 o'clock drivers were still able to get through one-way traffic control. >> can you do it right? this something out. >> chp says a long-term plan is still being worked out. drivers will have to reroute using highway 6 ad for the time being people who rely on this stretch of niles canyon road said it will double their commute time until it's fixed. >> like the only way i the other ways, the south 6 5 e so it's

it's affecting the house canyon road between seminole and fremont. crews have been at work making repairs since the collapse. caltrans says they plan to re evaluate the damage on friday morning and we'll go from there. the main detours for now are southbound 6.80, and west bound 5.80, to the north. >> in the south bay highway 9 through saratoga is expected to remain closed for a couple more weeks. a mudslide brought down a tree and shut down the highway between sanborn road in redwood gulch crews say this is the same area that had a mud slide just a few weeks ago. caltrans estimates the highway will be able to reopen march 8th. >> fallout after a city council meeting in the east bay gets hijacked by a man making hateful comments. south city leaders are reacting tonight. >> plus, a mid air scare on a flight out of san francisco. a plane has to make unplanned landing because one of the wings was damaged. and this last storm dumping inches of snow will check on the total says a lot of folks are heading up to tahoe for the heading up to tahoe for the wee

last may he allegedly threatened a mosque in seminole county, florida, adding gunfire in the backgrounde. along with akbar. >> reporter: texas, maryland at times including hate messages denigrating race, religion, and sexual orientation, aimed at mosques and historically black colleges and universities. court documents even .2 filion swatting fbi facilities and sayin he was likely to threaten senators and the supreme court. tracking them down was not easy come on telegram he would disguise his identity with usernames like nazgul and paimon arnum, a fictional language from the "lord of the rings" books and movies. as investigators closed in on him, they discover the suspect was also selling swatting services. $40 for a gas leak, $75 for a bomb threat or mass shooting. fake threats that taxed law-enforcement resources an end put real lives in danger. >> the ammunition is real. the guns are real. and it just puts a lot of people in a dangerous situation that is uncalled for. >> reporter: and the swatting incidents have real-life consequences. in an unrelated incident in 2017 in wichita, ka

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greenberg, former seminole county tax collector, running buddy of gaetz back in the day turned over hundreds of pages of documents that supposedly support his claim that he witnessed and perhaps others witnessed gaetz having sex with 17-year-old woman that worked for an escort service . >> accusations are not facts and accusations are not indictments and indictments are not convictions, all that said, gaetz maintains his innocence. how much trouble could gaetz be in legally and politically? >> reporter: a lot of trouble, sex trafficking of a minor is a serious offense, minimum 10 year sentence, greenberg serving 11 years and that is for pleading guilty. that is serious in and of itself that could result in the ethics committee recommended expulsion. if expulsion occurs, political ramifications, one less republican with the weight percent majority down to two republicans. a lot of ramifications, ripple effect because if what they are claiming is. >> former house speaker kevin mccarthy was talking in las vegas about gaetz going to prison. another huge piece of reporting from you, profile from

it'se really a seminole report that just came out two weeks ago on looking at how duty can improve leveragingommercial capability and innovation. three different aspects of urgent priorities to enhance strategic deterrence. so let me turn to andy to kick it off thank you. >> arrigo, it works. good morning everyone. but it's great to be here. thank you for thero intro. i'm going to talk about a program that i have been engaged in the inspiration for the semi manager jon scott with a theoretical design is actually the real lead for ds ri. i am privileged to have the opportunity to work on the policy and strategy say but there's also the technical side for this. but think the panel for being resilient this morning and responding to changes. the real person who deserves and should be thanked in her acknowledgment and her resilience acknowledged is nancy berlin. where is nancy? [applause] rambling this morning to make this with general cottons prompt. to make all this work this morning for everybody. her first e-mail came through at 5:43 a.m. i did not see it at 5:43 a.m. i saw before six. it's re

a seminole report that came out -- seminal report that came out two weeks ago on looking at how we can improve leveraging commercial capability and innovation. three different aspects of urgent priorities to enhance strategic deterrence. let me turned it andy to kick it off. andrew: it works. good morning everyone. great to be here. thanks for the intro. leonor -- i will talk about a program that i have been engaged in. the inspiration for this. my manager john scott, theoretical design, is the real lead for dsri. unprivileged have the opportunity to work on the policy and strategy site at the technical side for this. leonor thanked the panel for being resilient when responding to changes. the real person who should be thanked and her acknowledgment -- her resilience acknowledged is nancy berlin. where is nancy? [applause] scrambling this morning to make it with general cotton's prompt to make all this work this morning for everybody. her first email came through at 5:43. i did not see it at 5:43. i saw before 6:00. it is really nancy who should be acknowledged when it comes to resilie

a seminole report that came out -- seminal report that came out two weeks ago on looking at how we can improve leveraging commercial capability and innovation. three different aspects of urgent priorities to enhance strategic deterrence. let me turned it andy to kick it off. andrew: it works. good morning everyone. great to be here. thanks for the intro. leonor -- i will talk about a program that i have been engaged in. the inspiration for this. my manager johnretical design, l lead for dsri. unprivilegrtunity to work on the policy and strategy site at the technical side for this. leonor thanked the panel for being resilient when responding to changes. the real person who should be thanked and her acknowledgment -- her resilience acknowledged is nancy berlin. where is nancy? [applause] scrambling this morning to make it with general cotton's prompt to make all this work this morning for everybody. her first email came through at 5:43. i did not see it at 5:43. i saw before 6:00. it is really nancy who should be acknowledged when it comes to resilience. i will provide a quick -- everyth

about a mile to the west of seminole. it's going take a look at some video now on monday morning as a result of the weekend storms a section of the eastbound lanes of niles canyon broke free and fell into alameda creek, which is runs right parallel to the roadway. and a caltrans was able to keep the road open monday until 05:00pm. then they closed the road completely this morning. there are engineers out here taking a look at the damage, probably trying to come up with some way to fix it. and then as we moved into the afternoon, they basically move the barriers around the damage. and now they're saying this roadway is going to be closed until further notice. the probably waiting for the weather to let up. it's starting to rain here. they're worried that the creek could rise and wash away more the roadway and they're going to wait for things to dry out before they can start attempting to repair this damage. now, if you need to get from snow, the fremont or vice versa, the only options are either to go south to 6 ad with a

'cause like, this is super - obviously a seminole show, and you were only in the final episode. >> ire was a clip where we -- this was in the final episode of "the office" that there was a clip of "weekend update" making fun of ed helms' character >> god, that was honestly the worst time of my life. [ laughter ] i loved that show so much. >> seth: of course >> and they were like, "do you want to be in the series finale?" and i was like "of course. thinking that i'd show up for, like, half a day and i was there for two weeks. and i'm barely in the [ bleep ] show >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i would also imagine, wasn't everybody super sad? >> they were sad, and they also, like, there were weird dynamics that had been going on for the last ten years >> seth: right >> some people didn't speak to each other and i'm coming in like, "ha ha ha, i'm so excited to be here. [ laughter ] and no one wanted to talk to me. nobody gave a [ bleep ]. and i like -- sorry i'm swearing so much. >> seth: no. [ light laughter ] it's 'cause i had a glass of - >> seth: you know, look, it's the [ bleep ] offi

starting at 5 o'clock tonight, there will be a full road closure of highway 84 east of pelham errors in seminole county transplants to return tomorrow morning to reassess the damage from the slip out. they say the long-term plan for repairs. it's not yet been determined. the state is getting a little extra help in response to these recent storms. governor gavin newsom activated the state of operation center bringing in state support to help out the county lead storm preparations. this includes pre positioning sandbags and troubled spots and extending emergency response service hours to actively monitor flood dangers. the governor also directed cal oes to preposition swift water, rescue crews and equipment in multiple counties to be able to respond if needed stay up-to-date with the storm online. you can keep up with the current conditions and road closures on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan this qr code on your screen and it will take you right there. 2 months after vandals destroyed a menorah at lake merritt in oakland. kron. 4 slipped all reports over this past weekend, anti semitic and

get around that southbound 6.80, through seminole things are also sluggish and a 62 minute ride along one on 85 to menlo park. we've been in the 60's for the past hour and a half there. darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. reyna. >> well, more americans are going to be turning 65 this year than in any other moment in history, at least according to the retirement income institute around 4.1 million americans will be celebrating this milestone. it's impossible for me to get there because every i turned 29 true. yeah, i don't know. haha. >> they think that trends going continue until the year. 2027 and will likely peak next year. the institute also found these americans are entering retirement, wealthier, healthier, and may live at 20 years longer older. boy, that's that's fantastic. you. we've got a little more news for your health this moening. there's a new studies that suggest one pantry staple can help control your blood sugar sentiment. all it is linked lower blood sugar in pre diabetics whose blood sugar levels are higher than normal. putting them increased risk of type 2 diab

. >> well, right now i'm standing along niles canyon road between seminole and fremont. this route remains shut down because of damage to the roadway. now, this all started on monday morning when a section of the eastbound lanes collapsed into nearby alameda creek, caltrans, the highway patrol did keep one lane open here along niles canyon throughout the day on monday. but they closed the roadway completely around 5 o'clock in the afternoon on monday. on tuesday morning crews are out here again. engineers were inspecting the damage, presumably trying to think up how they would fix this problem. unfortunately, we haven't seen any repair work occurring here on tuesday afternoon. what they've been doing is placing barriers around the damage to possibly reopen one lane at some point. but we don't know when or if that will happen. the california highway patrol has said the drivers should expect that niles canyon road will remain closed for at least a few more days. now, if you need to get from single to fremont, unfortunately, the only detours are pretty long drives will eith

he said this one thing that was so seminole to me. just don't clone out our world.s is interesting because i think we're getting to the core of the brian grazer process. >> yes. >> which is -- >> have smart people around me. >> no, that's you being humble. quite seriously, nonfiction is accuracy. it has do be technically accurate. whether you're telling the story or building the bridge or how many pounds. the cultural work you're talking about is not about that accuracy but it's still about a truth. >> yes. >> and beautiful mind or eight mile or american gangster, which overlaps with hip-hop, you're trying to capture an authentic truth dre is saying this is too important to be a cartoon. >> don't make it a cartoon. don't hype it up. don't make it something that it's not. >> brian grazer, thanks for joining me. i really enjoyed this. >> me too, ari. >> don't make it something it's not. that's part of the interview. the entire thing is up at msnbc.com/summit. msnbc.com/summit. you can see mr. grazer and some of our other recent summit interviews. look at some of the g

road in seminole. these are photos shared with us from caltrans from damage this morning. like sinkhole last year, the shoulder kind of just fell right the way down to the water below. caltrans says you can check on their website for their live traffic conditions. updates if you're planning on using that area at some point. but right now it's a little too dangerous. all right. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, oakland is set to get millions of dollars from the state to address homelessness. we'll explain more about that project that the money will go towards. >> and of course, the weather you just saw that road damage in the last story. well, we've got more rain all the way, more landslides, possible. forecast straight ahead. >> 20 right now, checking out the weather for ya and a i know i picked up and the flights were delayed a little bit. that was throughout the weekend. yeah, on. >> today, probably. yeah. hit or miss today. maybe tomorrow. before things. finally, i guess start clearing out towards the end of the week, john. yeah, don't be surprised if we got a

the seminole wars which go as there are three of them. the violent occupation of florida is very much a part of the story of the emergence of what we now call the modern south. and through this whole book, one of the themes that you all talk about and all the other stuff but the work is this idea of expanding of the concept of who gets to be considered southern in this case. whose history will be included in this book is very, very different than whose history would have been included in this book 50 years ago. so i would like to hear from all of you and the scholarship as well so this work and obviously a reflection of many other things that you all have been working on for quite some time. can you talk about how that definition of southern has gotten expanded and kind of where you see that potentially going forward. >> i certainly think the definition has been utterly transformed over the last half- century. and it's not just i will call it no pun intended and a study of the early south and when i was in graduate school the center of co

that oh, it's kind of cute that he mentioned mitterrand or kind of cute that he didn't know when seminoles in his life occurred. those happened a long time ago. how serious of a juncture have we arrived at, mike? >> you have a president who does not have the mental capacity to stand trial for criminal charges, including according to his own justice department, how can he be the president of the united states? and the commander-in-chief? he doesn't remember when he was the vice president. he doesn't remember when his son died. i mean, this is very scary stuff. and if we actually followed the constitution, this might be the time for biden's cabinet to look at the 25th amendment on his mental incompetence. >> laura: i was just going to say that chris, you were in the administration as ambassador to mexico when the democrats were rushing in. remember, to say that oh, you know, who in the trump cabinet is going to act on the 25th amendment? there was rumors that people were actually considering doing that, i think it was the pentagon chief, perhaps? >> 100 percent. >> laura: that was a go to l

last may he allegedly threatened a mosque in seminole county, florida, adding gunfire in the backgroundedly targeted washington state, texas, florida, and maryland at times, including hate messages denigrating race, religion, and sexual orientation aimed at mosques and historically black colleges and universities. court documents even point to filion swatting fbi facilities and say he was likely to threaten senators and the supreme court. as investigators closed in on him, they discovered the suspect was also selling swatting services. $40 for a gas leak. $75 for a bomb threat or mass shooting. fake threats that tax law enforcement resources and put real lives in danger. >> the ammunition's real. the guns are real. and it just puts a lot of people in a dangerous situation that's uncalled for. >> reporter: and these swatting incidents have real-life consequences. in an unrelated incident in 2017 in wichita, kansas, a man was shot and killed by police when they came to his home because of one of those fake calls. major, if this suspect is convicted, he faces up to 65 years behind bars. >>

>> well, chris, frustratingly, the justices did not address that seminole issue in their unsigned ordereeing to take this case. all they said was that they're going to consider whether and to what extent a former president is subject to are prosecution in connection with official acts committed while in office. that term official acts could be important here because remember, the appeals court came back with a ruling that said former presidents are not immune from prosecution, period. you can imagine that some of these conservative justices could be concerned that, for example, acts that a president commits as commander in chief, a drone strike overseas, should not be subject to prosecution. there may be some room for interpretation there. the other issue here, chris, the huge issue in this case is what donald trump is accused of doing in connection with trying to overturn the election. were those even official acts? special counsel jack smith would argue they were not. even if the supreme court does decide there's some level of immunity for former presidents in connection with official

do you agree with those who wonder are they going to be up to the task as the seminole change sort ofof the way people discover things? >> i think it is still a question, how these kinds of technologies get integrated into their flagship products. search being one of the biggest ones. people are going to pay attention to. so far they have been, you know, pulled into starting to put this into various products. i think ap open question is, how does the ai-powered search experience change and how does that affect monetization for their search ads business, and what's the consumer response going to be? i do feel like it's poised, and we haven't really seen all the details of how the experiences are going to play out for consumers just yet. >> has it been your experience -- i know it's a while since you've been there -- that alphabet, perhaps, would move too slowly on some of these efforts? >> i think that is the case. they're not used to, you know, some other companies like meta used to executing under a ton of pressure, public scrutiny, able to, you know, roll with the punches as they ma

host: let's talk to raymond in seminole, florida on the line for democrats.r: i just want to know, you are a breath of fresh air. there is no political tilt and i love that. i am a business person and what you are saying, everything makes sense. i want to push back on a few things. when you are talking about the overall deficit one of the main reasons, peoples credit card debt. you make an example to say instead of passing a trillion dollar bill and wait a few years. we need to really plan and we could've waited for the infrastructure bill. you can't make those compromises in the same year. we are setting up a bad precedent for our young people. inflation has not come down. that is based off of last year, that 3.1%. now you have a baseline. now we have 3%. like i said i just want to be clear, is not the six or 7% but that doesn't mean the eight, 9% we have accumulated as gone away. jerome powell, his 1970 strategy is not working. not cutting interest rates, people can't buy homes. forget about it. it. his stop working. you are not pushing down labor. none of