steven's family was jubilant. justice for steven! woo!ked. i was convinced my mom was going to get off. host: shirley is serving a 55 year prison sentence. if she'd taken the plea deal, she'd be out in less than nine. what's it like to see your mother behind bars? horrible. absolutely horrible. is she equipped to handle what she is going through right now? not at all. not at all. host: although ed skinner had split from his family by publicly blaming jennifer, he still struck a note of us against them. i honestly feel jennifer made this bed. she needs to sleep in it. she knew what she was getting into when she got into that family. and she had to think in the back of her mind that she's going to be with these people the rest of her life. well, when you say these people, what's wrong with the watkins? nothing bad. they just a little bit different than what we're used to. i mean, we don't believe in drinking. we don't believe in smoking. but you have guns in the house. yes, sir. steven watkins was shot in the back of the head. yes, sir. - i

steven avery. he and his teenage nephew were convicted in the brutal murder of wisconsin photographer teresa halbach. then came a documentary series exploring allegations of police corruption so explosive investigators have been forced to fight back. two sides. one truth. who will you believe? andrea canning (voiceover): the mystery of what happened here in the sprawling fields of rural wisconsin has captivated the country. we the jury find the defendant, steven a. avery, guilty. andrea canning (voiceover): in 2015, the netflix series "making a murderer" convinced many viewers that steven avery and brendan dassey, both convicted of murder, had been railroaded by law enforcement. crowd (chanting): free steven avery. andrea canning (voiceover): it's a case "dateline" has been following for more than a decade. as their lawyers work tirelessly to free them from prison, we pose the questions everyone's been asking to two men who helped put avery and dassey behind bars. why would steven avery do this? th

hi, steven. hi. how are you?na be a lot different than any other interview i had done. he's cunning, manipulative. he didn't have to talk to you. he did not have to talk to me. are you cold? do you want a blanket? yeah, if you don't mind. no, not at all. keith morrison: but detective trapp has a way, as they say. you're actually compassionate. - thank you. - you're welcome. keith morrison: you were kind to him. you brought him a blanket. all righty. keith morrison: food. here is our chips. yes, we actually shared two meals together. it is spicy. i told you-- i told you to be careful. keith morrison: even so, gordon was reluctant at first. he watched me very carefully. if i swallowed too hard, if i looked at him differently, you know, he would say, what's wrong? you had a weird look on your face when i said where. why? when i said where? so he was constantly trying to keep a poker face to continue to elicit information from him and-- did he try to play you? it's sort of-- oh, i think he definitely thinks he did, f

a steven was talking about there's no way to kind of square that circle and you have people in terms of ministration, who are greater. israel annexation is like huckabee, like at least defining an attorney. i don't want us to survive and he's coalition. so if he's going to continue with the guys ceasefire, he's gonna have to give something else in return. so it's very unclear and of course the saudis as well are not going to be able to move quickly on this because they're going to have to see serious measures taken. and 1st and foremost, a complete withdrawal of ideas from gaza and like a permanent end to this war. and on the other hand, we still have some ice and power there, which is something that is relevant to me. i don't want the saudis presumably don't want trump doesn't watch. maybe that's the one major commonality, but it's unclear how all the pieces of this puzzle are going to come together. and right now it seems completely unreasonable, but i, i would say that i think trump has a different vision than that to me on right now. and so that's a very interesting dynamic that

in that regard, so thankful for the leadership of congresswoman hayley stevens. and congressman sean castint. -- castin. and it's my honor to yield to congresswoman stevens, thank you. >> thank you, mr. leader. it is truly serious and absolutely essential that i'm standing up here today with you as our democratic leader in the house of representatives alongside our democratic whip and our democratic caucus chair, democratic whip catherine clark, democratic caucus chair, pete aguilar. i think all of you in this room know them. as we seek to introduce and we take the steps to introduce the taxpayer data protection act, you see during the start of a different presidential administration in a different time, i was a schedule c political appointee in the department of the treasury during a true time of economic crisis for this nation. barack obama's swearing in in january of 2009 when we were facing a great recession. as a michigander, when our auto industry was staring true liquidation and bankruptcy in the face, when millions of americans were facing job loss in add

so you kind of have a thank you very much and thanks to all i guess today on inside story steven soon as my dr. sunshine. and so i'd be a bu each stay tuned out as ever for comprehensive coverage of the situation. in garza, the occupied westbank east, jerusalem and israel. and remember those even more analysis, i'm context on all websites that out as ever. don't come to discuss the issues that go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. or you can find us on x while we are at ha, inside story, i'm james base. i'll be back here very soon until then for little the team, please stay safe bye for now the the increasing power on africa russian most. and that is killable to use violence in the country that these russians presents in the central african republic, a stabilizing force, or calculated strategy for dillman. and this is, of course, the continent. they provide security and they take uranium, they provide security, i may take time and rushes shadow when africa coming soon on out to 0, north and south korea to nations. technically still a tour, as

steven miller, as i live and breathe, steven miller, how are you? you coming back on the show and talk about trade and tariffs and all the rest of it. is this a trade war or drug war or border problem and helping to find the problem and i'm supporting what you all are doing and figure out what exactly it b may be. you're familiar with that going for them including nontariff barriers in canada and wherewithal and unfair trade policies in mexico and both countries have a vax couple and huge advantage and imbalance tax policy. that's all being worked through a process. u balance the trade policy and the iepa, international emergency powers act, security based order about the flow of fentanyl into the united states and cartels and deadly drugs and crime from canada and mexico, hundreds of thousands of americans, hundreds of thousands died because of fete that will that comes through the canadian and mexican border. both pledged his toric. going for the cracked down on fentanyl and cartels. commitmentto the cartels and the foreign terrorist organizations

the fact that steven a.ssarily a position you want to be in but that's a position to come down to. donald trump was with the apprentice and got elected president and let's take a guy on espn literally 24 hour as day it seems, and i'm a fan of stephen a. smith. stuart: me too. >> and he's outspoke and can ditterman and maybe running -- running candid and hearing aoc and pete buttigieg and marc cuban and bad bunny. looking at quinnipiac and democratic party never this unpopular in the history of polling. only 31% of americans approve of democratic party and less than one-third of voters and real branding party and coming back to senator and bill clinton in 1996 and working with the other side and meeting with immigration and crime and boarder and foreign wars and censorship and they do that, it'll be a long term problem for them. stuart: looks like it. joe concha, you're all right. thanks for joining us. you're just having too good of a time. i know you are. you're enjoying yourself far too much. keep smiling.

fox news contributor steven hilton is joining us now. i could only imagine what you are thinking.e. >> sandra, it's amazing. list on the idiocy of what we have seen. what you have seen circulating in these protests, you have people blocking the freeways, breaking the law, holding up signs saying "we are not criminals." yes you are. you are literally engaging in criminal activity, even as you say that. there is a deeper point. you got all the democrat politicians in california lining up behind these protests, reasserting their century city status and all the rest of it. what they are doing is telling californians where they really stand, and who they are for. if you are a regular californian and you are struggling under the highest taxes in the country, the highest electricity costs, highest gas prizes, housing costs, the highest everything. the democrats in charge don't care about you. they just see you as a piggy bank for -- the energy to putting into fight all of this, the white house, it shows you what you really -- they really care about, the people here illegally. that's an i

but he has done a very good job along with steven miller and personnel at d.h.s. going through a checklist of things we need from mexico. so we're making progress on that front hence the 30-day extension. prime minister trudeau, his initial reaction was kind of the similar reaction we got back during the first term is ok, we're going to tariff you if you tariff us and we'll go up that ladder and i think he looked at the problem and looked at what mexico is willing to do and came to understand this is a drug war and not a trade war. what the president is concerned about -- got the news yesterday, he was on the call. the president, part of the deal, we're getting a fentanyl czar and billions spent on this and we're branding terrorists, drug cartels as terrorist organizations and there's a number of other steps. >> a lot of that stuff from canada, though -- host: he said this is a drug war, not a trade war. can you elaborate on that? guest: i was getting to what he said initially, he has tariff threats for different reasons. with canada and mexico we had a free trade

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he is, whatever. >> seth: this is a fantastic steven soderberg directed ghost story. always? >> yes. >> seth: okay. >> yeah. i feel like i was always kind of like that weird kid that could -- could sense things, you know. >> seth: okay. >> and i actually have a ghost in my house right now. >> seth: oh, really? >> i feel like i talk about her a lot and i feel so bad. i'm like putting her on blast. i don't know if she wants me to talk about her? >> seth: i feel like if -- here is my theory on ghosts. if the ghost is doing that good a job of letting you know they're around, they want you to talk about them. >> thank you. >> seth: yeah. >> okay. well, anyway her name is beauty, and she came with the house. >> seth: okay. >> she didn't follow me there, but it was funny, you know, because, like, i felt a pull toward this house, and it was a full moon. and then i was like, "that's it, i'm getting the house." and then when we went down to the basement after we had already moved all of our stuff in, there was a little letter from the previous owners basically saying like, "thi

i am steven horsford. i represent nevada's fourth congressional district. and as a member of the ways and means committee, i want my constituents to know that i'm working hard to defend them every single day. now, look, the american people elected donald trump. to run our government for four years. not to gut it for generations to come. we only have one president at a time, and nobody voted for elon musk. nobody voted for his hackers. the largest illegal data breach in u.s. history took place on this administration's watch. at this administration's direction. and we still don't know who is in charge or what they're up to. the american people trust our civil service to meet their needs. not the billionaire class. instead, one man, elon musk, can now decide if hardworking americans receive their tax refunds, when they receive their tax refunds, even who among us will receive one. democrat or republican, independent or unaffiliated. nobody in this country agreed to give an unelected oligarch their home address, social security number, bank routeing information

so i'm taking a look at it. >> democratic congressman haley stevens of michigan. for joining us. earlier in the show, we asked you, why are you awake? joe says he's up working as he studies for the bar exam. he plans to work in constitutional law. well, steve, there's plenty in the news about that lately, so keep studying. steve emails to say i'm up way too early to feed our very hungry and very awake newborn twins. congratulations. kelly sent us this picture of eddie acorn, who's awake and demanding breakfast. feed that kitty. he's adorable. and then there's tim, who's making all of us hungry with this snapshot of the cinnamon buns. he's preparing for the awesome staff at his community school. now, i'm going to owe my staff some cinnamon buns, too. thanks for that. coming up next, we'll discuss what to expect from the new dnc chair and how democrats are reacting and coming up on morning joe. utter madness. that's how canadian prime minister candidate chrystia freeland is describing president trump's tariff moves. she'll join the conversation. plus, former u.s. am

steven witkoff, everybody. great job in the middle east. really great. but we will see how it all turns out. it is complex but i think he will do very well. >> next we have your special envoy to latin america. >> ok. good man. >> thank you, sir. next we have retired general keith kellogg to be your special envoy on russia-ukraine issues. >> we have made a lot of progress on russia, ukraine. we will see what happens. but a lot of progress has been made. we are going to stop that ridiculous more. >> thank you, sir. next, we have designation of richard grinell to be your envoy for special missions. pres. trump: i sent him to california to turn on the water. it was not easy because we had to go through a lot of environmentalists that are causing a lot of problems. we have billions of gallons of water. it was on three days ago, you probably saw it. should have gotten a lot of press but it didn't get much. while we are doing is giving los angeles and the entire state of california virtually unlimited water, which they could've done five years ago, which i told

and that's out the donald trump proposes to leave the media until probably stevens from the enclave local se, but they won't go anywhere without a fight with them. so we are determined to make your life here. we don't want to be forced to immigrate abroad, forcing the population out, they should never become a reality unless we will stay in our country and are not going to leave it at over in the west buying idea of rates of dozens of debt. so thousands of people displaced from the homes.

and what exactly is going on with steven levy? he is the editor at wired at large or wired editor at large. at wired. i just gave you, like, a weird new promotion, stephen. thank you. and author of facebook, the inside story. and sheera frenkel, tech reporter at the new york times and author of an ugly truth inside facebook's battle for domination. so this is a hell of a story. stephen, i want to start with you because they weren't moving. i called it their new coke moment. you got to be of a certain age to know what that even means. but you know what i'm talking about. they changed their name to meta. they talked about the metaverse. you could buy, you know, fake land with real money. that seems to have completely vanished. i don't know what the company is now. maybe you do. and why it's suddenly red hot. yeah. >> there's a few reasons, you know, one is that, you know, the metaverse thing, which, you know, people mocked, but they actually wound up coming out of that with a pretty decent growing business with, you know, instead of

. >> thank you, and they want to thank the leadership of haley stevens and sean casten for introducing this bill because house democrats will not sit by as an unelected billionaire with controversial ties to china is given access to the most sensitive personal data about the american people. and potentially use that data to illegally cut programs that are vital to our national security just to help pay for tax cuts to benefit his own bottom line. will not stay silent as house republicans surrender congress's constitutional power in order to allow maga extremists and conspiracy theorists to continue. we know our colleagues are just as outraged as we are, but they have to keep quiet out of fear of retribution from their extremists. we only need three republicans with the courage of their convictions to join our efforts to protect the american people from this extreme and illegal overreach. today they are illegally gutting usaid which prevents china and other adversaries from expanding their influence, but tomorrow it is your health insurance. the next day it is your mother's social secur

steven, it's wonderful to have you this morning.g us. >> hey, it's great to be here. thank you, maria, as always. maria: i want to start with tariffs, sir, because i know markets are focused on this very closely, and i was told by a source that president trump is going to announce reciprocal care tiff -- tear tariffs against europe, and he's going to add on more to the tariff to cover the vat tax, which europe charges us a vat tax. could you tell us what we are expecting next week? >> well, i don't want to get ahead of the president's announcement, but i do want to explain a very important point the president feels very strongly about. other nations all around the world use the vat to get an a unfair trade advantage against the united states. did you know when you ship a car from the united states to europe, if they let it in at all because they have many nontariff barriers, between the vat and duties, that car is taxed at 30%. the german car -- or european car sent the america is taxed at 2.5%. basically 0. this is a major reason w

we will get reaction from senator john kennedy, trump advisor steven miller joins us and clay travis at. a big lineup this hour but first to peter do see who was in the room today for the second foreign leader at the white house and at the second trump presidency. hi peter. >> reporter: it we have to get used to a new flow of the two and two press conferences. the last few press conferences it has been two questions and two for the visiting dignitary. today i would say i don't have the exact count but it was what 95 for president trump and 5% questions for the japanese prime minister. but some really big news in there. when they talk about regional security the president says he wants to have a good relationship with north korea and specifically kim jong un which fell off during the last administration. the four binding administration. when it comes to u.s. steel president trump said the japanese company and has agreed stop trying to by u.s. steel for $14 billion and that is something democrats and republicans opposed during campaign season and they will instead invest heavily in u.s

steven miller weighing in in just a little while on the show.anyahu at the white house today

the stevens creek reservoir. you see here is 76% full in santa clara county can bring in water from other parts of the state. if need be. san francisco main water storage reservoir. hetch hetchy is at 71% of full capacity and in the north bay, them are in the sierra having more snow than the southern sierra. all right, back live now. it's not over yet. there's more rain. the forecast in the weeks ahead. and california's rainy season doesn't usually peak till april. 1st. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 got a little ways to go. thanks, charles. >> also in the south bay, more charges have been announced against the man accused of vandalizing the campbell water tower. police arrested him on january. 12th after they say he was on top of the tower. he was released but then arrested a week later because police say they found him with drugs and unregistered gun when he was involved in a car crash. he was then released on bail but arrested again after officers searched his house finding large amount

steven witkoff not greatly experienced at this game.ean the presidents instincts take precedent within the oval office? >> i'm not going to comment on that. i will comment on the extraordinary difficulty in obtaining, whether through pressure or persuasion, the significant acceptance by either governments of egypt or jordan of any meaningful number of palestinians out of gaza, or for that matter, any other state in the middle east. that is a reality. it is a reality based on those countries defined self interests and not justification. >> hugely interesting, thank you for coming on the program. >> we will take a short break. around the world and across the u.k., you are watching bbc news. >> police in sweden say around 10 people have been killed in a shooting at a community college. the suspected attacker is among the dead. the swedish prime minister said it is the worst mass in sweden's history. the shooting happened in the city of -- around 120 five miles west of the capital, stockholm. students and staff were kept inside the building

caller: i just wanted to let you guys know that steven witkoff, who is the middle east envoy, i just looked up his resume online and she is a billionaire real estate developer. that is what he is. host: which means what? caller: which means he's not qualified to be a middle east envoy. that is what it means.

in fact, i'm betting what happened in that meeting is the president and steven witkoff agreed to israeliphase two. the key modification is undermining hamas and expelling the senior leadership. i don't know what senior leadership internally remains. i think they simply toughened the conditions in phase two. the bromance between trump and netanyahu was in my judgment not some ridiculous gaza plan. that was the takeaway. i think that sadly and reluctantly is going to give up on the only vehicle that could begin to end the war. >> always a pleasure. thank you for coming on tonight. governments around the world have today condemned donald trump's decision to impose u.s. sanctions on staff at the international criminal court. statement signed by nearly 80 countries including some of washington's closest allies said the measures increase the risk of impunity for the most serious crimes. the united nations has called on mr. trump to reverse the order. in his statement, he criticized the icy seat for issuing the arrest -- icc for issuing the arrest warrant for benjamin netanyahu along with his f

steven soderbergh, yeah. there's a presence in the house. >> steve: ooh, scary. >> jimmy: yeah, it's scary. this weekend. ooh! plus, he's an oscar-winning director, a -- [ drum roll ] [ laughter ] i'm not sure if i need a drum roll for -- oh, maybe. [ drum roll ] [ laughter ] he's an oscar -- maybe let me say the second one, then start the drum roll. he's an oscar-winning director, a grammy winning artist -- [ drum roll ] [ light laughter ] -- and a best-selling author. his new documentary, "ladies & and gentlemen... 50 years of snl music," airs january 27th at 8:00 p.m. on nbc, and it is fantastic. questlove is joining us tonight! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: wow! >> steve: never heard a guest get a drum roll. >> jimmy: yeah, it was really exciting for that. >> steve: exciting. >> jimmy: and we got great stand-up tonight from debra digiovanni. [ cheers and applause ] very funny. very, very funny. oh, yeah. i forgot. i want to reminder everybody next tuesday -- >> steve: next tuesday. >>

the stevens creek reservoir. you see here is 76% full in santa clara county can bring in water from other parts of the state. if need be. san francisco main water storage reservoir. hetch hetchy is at 71% of full capacity and in the north bay them or in water district says their reservoir are 99.9 5% full statewide. nearly all of california's major reservoirs are at or above their historical average for this time of year. and the state's snowpack is at 81% for this time of year with the northern sierra having more snow than the southern sierra. >> all right. back live. now. it's not over yet. we have more rain in the forecast for next week in california's rainy season. doesn't usually peak until april. first, we still got a ways to go to philip that last section. those last portions of those reservoirs. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you so much. >> developing news now, anger and frustration in oakland over possible school closures. the school district there hosted a p

charles: steven, thanks very much. it. >>> investors are really, you know, listen, everyone's talking tariffs every time you pick up the paper. here's the thing though or, there's been a lot of amazing economic data out this week. you simply can't ignore it because it'll move the markets short term and long term, and you don't want to get caught flat footed particularly ahead of friday's jobs report. let's go to this economic data, see where we are, what it might if mean for the mark, for the ned and, more importantly, for your portfolio. we'll be right back. ♪ you didn't have to stoop so low. ♪ call your friends, collect your records and then change your number. ♪ guessing i don't need that though -- ♪ now you're just somebody that i used to know ♪ known for pursuing your passions. no one wants to be known for cancer but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is early-stage non—small cell lung

caller: i just wanted to let you guys know that steven witkoff, who is the middle east envoy, i just looked up his resume online and she is a billionaire real estate developer. that is what he is. host: which means what? caller: which means he's not qualified to be a middle east envoy. that is what it means. where is his diplomatic experience, you know? a world history experience, just for one. number two, anyone who decides out of the white house to go to the middle east again is missing their brain, you know? host: previous administrations -- caller: we've already had wars there under bush. -- under gw bush. host: previous administrations worked in the middle east, why not this one? caller: of course we have, but hopefully these people mr. aguilar: that we've seen from donald trump's white house. one thing is clear. with trump and republicans in control, america will be less safe and more expensive. because of an unelected billionaire with controversial ties to china has access to personal information for every american. including potentially tax and social security information. we

for the question, did you say steven? twist, which is the cost? cuz i don't know of the i'm almost conflict mandatory to you can use it to provide you with the surface. give it to the ship. that's good because sometimes today was we don't really know what else to do with the physical arrangement. this was on the guy with the dental sheets, this thing that about the splendid therapy to chapters because all of them utility to solve the issue with i q, u d. i don't know for the book google scholar. so sort of all this really oh shoot me, you could see it got towed in the solution that cutting me what did i do? mostly them all in use for that part of the for the last thing that this i've seen . yeah. and yeah, that's on level, it's a bonus or southern line, you can, you're more than a collection will to shoot machine info just gives the ability, right for scalable body, no needy me, she and the hotel, but this to navigate the alternatives that supports it and suggests that there's a lot of material that needs one wasn't ready to negotiate, despite mos

but he has done a very good job along with steven miller and personnel at dhs going through a checklist of things that we need for mexico and we're making progress on that front, hence the 30 day extension. prime minister trudeau and his initial reaction was kind of similar reaction we got back during the first term. it's like okay, we're going to tariff you if you tariff us and we're going to go up the ladder and i think you looked at the problem and looked at what mexico was willing to do and he came to understand this is a drug war and not a trade war. this is what the president is concerned about in this case and we got the news yesterday on the call, he was on the call and president's art of the deal going for fentanyl czar and getting billions of dollars spent on this, branding terrorists and drug cartels as a terrorist organization. there's a number of other steps. that's how they do it. >> one of the thing withs canada was sort of already in the works and i'm curious what's going on with canada of this and canada and mexico coming to the drug war and coming to immigration, two v

legal analyst steven clark says this case will likely be elevated to the supreme court. >> i think the big question now will be how is the u.s. supreme court going to look at this issue in the grand scheme of things because the trump administration is certainly setting out without congressional approval on conducting a lot of executive orders, particularly in the immigration area. >> reporter: a legal battle line drawn between the bay area and the trump administration over immigration. i'd like to add during this press conference chiu said this isn't just about challenging the trump administration. it's about public safety. he said that if the city violates or rather breaks its promise to act as a sanctuary city, then it will be difficult and it will create an environment of chaos and people feeling unsafe and it will make it harder for law enforcement to do their jobs. back to you. >> thanks. kara st. cyr. >>> in the meantime federal prisons are once again being used to detain people arrested in a nationwide immigration crackdown. according to the associated press, facilities in los a

he is already in washington meeting with president trump's envoy steven witkoff with the focus now turningcond phase with hamas. since the cease-fire agreement came into effect on the 19th of january, a total of 18 israeli hostages have been released. that leaves 79 unaccounted for but only 44 are believed to still be alive, according to the israeli side. there are emotional reunions on the other side, too. twin brothers reunited in gaza after 15 months of separation. they were split up earlier in the conflict. one brother traveling to the south, the other staying in the north. the family home, as you can see, now in ruins. before leaving, mr. netanyahu gave us some idea of what he would be discussing with president trump on tuesday. >> this meeting will deal with important, critical issues facing israel and our region. a victory over hamas, achieving the release of all of our hostages, and dealing with the iranian terror access and all of its components. an axis that threatens the peace of israel, the middle east, and the entire world. christian: let's break that down with a senior fellow

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glenn stevens junior. sir, thank you so much for joining us. auto is basically a trade group representing auto makers. what will these tariffs mean for americans who want to buy cars? >> thanks for having us. >> on this morning, john. >> well, this is a very resilient industry. >> we've been doing. >> this for over 120. >> years in michigan. >> but what we don't. >> do well is. >> with is. disruption short. >> term. >> disruption or long. >> term disruption? >> disruption and. >> eventually input. >> costs go up. >> tariffs do increase. >> the cost of doing business. >> parts move back and forth across our borders here in michigan and. >> ontario every day. and eventually that shows. >> up in the consumer price, in the showroom. >> costs go up. cars will be more expensive. >> absolutely. >> how long will that take to manifest? >> well, that. >> takes time. it's not over. >> overnight. >> but again, these these supply chains, particularly between canada and mexico, are very interconnected. um, it's a just in time type of business. parts move mul

caller: i just wanted to let you guys know that steven witkoff, who is the middle east envoy, i just looked up his resume online and she is a billionaire real estate developer. that is what he is. host: which means what? caller: which means he's not qualified to be a middle east envoy. that is what it means. where is his diplomatic experience, you know? a world history experience, just for one. number two, anyone who decides out of the white house to go to the middle east again is missing their brain, you know? host: previous administrations -- caller: we've already had wars there under bush. -- under gw bush. host: previous administrations worked in the middle east, why not this one? caller: of course we have, but hopefully these people were qualified. they were diplomats, condoleezza rice, not real estate billionaire developers from rhode island. come on. host: next, sacramento, high. caller: i'm a longtime listener. i would like to say that people are acting like the palestinian people are not human. and we are comparing it through the natural fires that happened. that is not what

for the question, did you say steven twist, which is the many of us again, is that the solution? if multiple scope of data that us do are usually $200.00 scalable bush just simple boys names, i left them with me. it was fairly extended to let up this book when they pretty close to a couple things. so what do you need that you leave it to go to the went just anything you could with business name or gentleman's though. and when les leslie itself gave me is a couple of them really freeze, just interrupt me at my level. i need you to play video with me. that'd be the what the course or not. ok. so look at the new, what do i suggest useful or if you have a good summer available cuz of course the see was more snow and you the the afternoon or time seeing welcome back to going underground pool. casting all around the world from the heart of the middle east, where hundreds of thousands of palestinians, the volume is of 16 months of u. k. u. s. u, i'm genocide, are on the way home. this is israel area, the bombards lebanon, but the so called us deep state faces. chaos will be not in the u

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steven thank you so much for being our special guest today. we appreciate it.got a lot to discuss here, and i love to hear you all opinion. here's something here. ok, let's start with this one. there

so not as bad as 45% seems the stevens creek reservoir that you see here looking good. 76% full in santa clara county can bring in water from other parts of the state. if need be san francisco is main water storage reservoir. famously is the hetch hetchy up in the high country. that's at 71% of capacity. and in the north bay, the marin water district says its reservoirs are 99.9 5% filled. call it 100 statewide. nearly all of california's major reservoirs are at or above historical averages for this time of year. and of course, we're not done its early february. there is more rain in the forecast for next week in california's rainy season. doesn't end sometime late march. april are so large. one of the caught april first is that the official yet right around? and they're right. i mean, every year's different. sometimes you see that rain linger on you get a good nino, sometimes all the way into june. but >> so far so good. but it has been coming. >> a lot of the time when it gets here and that's been the unfortunate thing is love that water causing the flooding here the bay area. and well