noel stevens used the hammer. the person who used noel stevens is george tiaffay.. it's real interesting, but it's not evidence, yet-- keith morrison: this is george's defense attorney, robert langford. there's absolute reasonable doubt as to george tiaffay's involvement in this case. keith morrison: those surveillance videos, for example, that the prosecution found so damning-- none of the hammers they bought was the actual murder weapon. and besides, most of what they bought together was simple and innocent camping gear. george helping a man in need-- as usual. he thought he was helping out noel stevens to live out where noel wanted to live, which was outside of town. keith morrison: as for the 87 phone calls, the prosecution said, prove george and "greyhound" conspired to kill shauna. there was nothing sinister there, said the defense-- just a man trying to contact his charity case handyman. i live out in that area, and cell service is notoriously bad. on top of, have you ever tried to call a handyman in this town? it is ridiculously difficult to get hold of tho

steven: thank you.ing me live now is our correspondent who was in the oval office today. very good to have you with us. what you witnessed today will go down as a moment of history between these two leaders today. talk to us firstly about the atmosphere in the room. reporter: the atmosphere was surreal. in the beginning, it was cordial, but then it was going as probably planned. it lasted for 50 minutes, and the first 40 to 35 minutes, it was absolutely normal and settle , and then it went sour -- normal and civil, and then it went sour, very wrong. ukraine and this argument that started with president zelenskyy trying to tell vice president vance that it is not possible to trust putin because he had already violated more than 20 times cease-fire with ukraine since the war started back in 2014. it did not go well, and the argument broke and i could only hear gasps in the room and the press around me was really shocked by what they heard, and to me as a ukrainian journalist my have been coming here for t

let's discuss this with the steven soonest. now, who's the director of mentally studies at the university of san francisco? and he's joining us from san francisco. thank you so much for your time. what do you make of this temporary extension announcement by israel of the ceasefire at a time when they were supposed to be negotiating the 2nd phase of the deal? on the one hand, this may be the best selected, realistically expect, given the area and even power dynamic. the hard line nature of the is really government and the blank check that the trump administration is giving them. on the other hand, as you're an list of already pointed out to it, post problems the really important for each face to which we're going to the permanent end of the fighting. and the withdrawal of the other remaining is rarely occupation troops from, from gaza. this is the, it seems like i and we might be wrong here that this is the extension of phase one that these really is have wanted to see happen in the americans as well. question now is whether a b

i used to have a radio show, little steven's underground garage.y: oh, were the people -- >> straight from the phish concert to there. >> jimmy: did you go to the phish concert? >> oh, yeah. i discovered phish. >> jimmy: oh, you just discovered phish. >> like a lot of us, everybody has a friend that's into phish. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i do. yeah. heavy into phish. >> "oh, that's my phish friend." >> jimmy: my friend dan sam born. he calls everyone bro. >> yes! when you go to see phish, i'm telling you, man, hey, bro, hey, bro, a lot of that. you see a lot of dudes with wedding rings all together, not a wife in sight. [ laughter ] "go to your stupid phish concert, see if i care." >> jimmy: it's all guys. it's all bros. >> all bro-ing it out. hippie chicks dancing. everyone dances like a lane. [ laughter ] it's really kind of amazing. >> jimmy: did you have the full phish experience, if you know what i'm saying? >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: you did? >> when i saw them at the sphere was 4-20 weekend. >> jimmy: i see. okay. yeah. >> you kind of -- you kin

joining me now is the owner of a small independent business, mike stevens, operator of island savoy marketalameda. thanks so much, mike, for being here. really appreciate it. so did you see a difference in foot traffic today? >> i think what we saw today wa, in addition to a little bit of an uptick in friday, foot traffic was more of an awareness and a recognition from the folks in our community that were coming in to, to support us. >> yeah. what are the benefits, mike, of shopping, local shopping at small businesses? >> well, when you spend a dollar at your at a local business, at a community business, much more than that money stays within the community. it's a, it's a feeling of support and enrichment that benefits everybody in the community. we employ people in our community. we support our community. we sponsor little league teams and soccer teams. and then we also have wonderful partnerships with the other alameda businesses in our case, such as signal coffee and whisk creations and craft chocolate and other people within our our little network. >> you're really invested in the comm

. >> joining us now is steven piffer, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine.for joining us today. really curious what was going through your mind when you watched this unfold at the oval office. >> well, it was a bad day for ukraine. it was a very good day for moscow. it's also been a bad day for american national security interests because if ukraine loses, the russian threat to europe and the united states becomes that much greater and what i'm puzzling to try to figure out is if you go back and look at the oval office session, why did the vice president, j.d. vance, almost intentionally it looked provoke a fight? it looked like the conversation was going fairly well and then mr. vance jumped in and really seemed to be pushing for a fight. i don't understand that. >> you know diplomacy, spending two years as the u.s. ambassador to ukraine. what might normal people not know about the relationship that is important to consider right now? >> well, i think the relationship between zelenskyy and trump has always been somewhat fraught because if you go back to the

bob stevens you got my last name wrong and my first name wrong. but of course with the president i couldn't take moment to interrupt. there are a lot of pivotal moments that are described. your book, i mean, going way, way back long before we get to paris. indeed, you know, before copenhagen, that matter. and then durban, which very important. right. what came out of the durban conference, the parties. can you describe maybe just choose one or perhaps two, you know, pivotal moments in the negotiations that if it hadn't gone the way it did, it would have been quite different? well, i think actually you just you just touched on the two. the two camps that i would that i would think about and maybe just let me just back up for a second and give you very briefly, a sense of kind of the degree of difficulty in this dive. and. yeah, well, i'll just just start start with that, which is that that climate change negotiator phones are super hard because the climate changes caused by burning fossil fuels burning fossil fuels is how you run economies. and and

ambassador steven pifer, thank you, sir, so much. peter, i'm going to ask you to stick around because i want to ask you about the situation at the va a little bit later in this hour and in the next hour. a view from inside ukraine lawmaker lisa yasko joins me with reaction. meantime, we have breaking news from just this past hour. former new york governor andrew cuomo announcing he is entering the race for new york city mayor. cuomo attempting an audacious political comeback after resigning as governor in august of 2021. cuomo enters a crowded democratic field and will look to unseat current mayor eric adams, who is facing federal criminal charges for corruption. cuomo is expected to assume frontrunner status for the june democratic party. we are going to have a live report just a little bit later on on this. coming up next, the new outrage about the dismissals of top military figures at the pentagon. congresswoman sara jacobs of the armed services committee joins me. we're back committee joins me. we're back in 90s. if you take or h

steven schlink from cnn affiliate wsb. w mf rather sorry about that in myrtle beach is joining me now. so, steve, how are these fires getting started? well. >> fredricka, we really are still trying to work on figuring out exactly how these fires are getting started. i'm in a neighborhood called carolina forest. it's about 15 or 20 minutes further inland from the city of myrtle beach. but want to show you what we're seeing around us. we've got several fire trucks sitting out here at the end of this cul de sac where we're at right now. you may be able to see that wooded area in the background looking pretty hazy, but there was a very different atmosphere, very different. look out here earlier this morning. i want to show you some video that we have of what it looked like this morning when those flames started really flaring up. we were out here. as that happened, first responders poured into one section of this neighborhood as they work to put out those flames. the smoke was extremely thick, visibility was extremely reduced,

bueno, según el supervisor del distrito, steven sawtell, las personas arrestadas se ubicaban anteriormente hay controversia en martínez tras la destitución de la primera latina que ocupaba el puesto de la junta escolar de esa ciudad. qué ocurrió? se lo contamos más. arréglate y una coreógrafa afroperuana enseña en el área de la bahía las danzas y bailes que aprendió en su país natal. al regresar su historia, nos preparamos para un marcado descenso en temperaturas. durante este fin de semana le tengo el pronóstico de en la junta escolar de martínez fue removida semanas después de su nombramiento. sí, exactamente. padres y maestros reunieron firmas para exigir una elección especial en lugar de su designación. ayala, quien ya había asumido el cargo y participado en reuniones, cuestiona el gasto de 65.000 $ en la elección. mientras que el distrito enfrenta recortes millonarios. me quitaron mi puesto. sentí decepción porque no pensé que esto se iba a realizar. falta nomás un año y medio y luego otra elección. entonces, para qué gastar 65.000 $ si ya tienen? si ya vamos a cortar casi 2 millones

. >> reporter: at steven gaynor school in new york city, these students are getting some positive reinforcement. >> ben does not like to get wet. >> reporter: say hello to arrow, an 11-year-old beagle mix and trained therapy dog who has spent a good part of her life helping kids with reading. >> arrow and i have been coming here for seven years. she's excited when we come here. when i put the red bandanna on, she's excited. >> it's really special. >> reporter: susan and arrow are part of something called the r.e.a.d. program, which takes place in all 50 states and 27 different countries. >> this is not just any reading program. this is the r.e.a.d. program, which stands for reading education assistance dogs. the r.e.a.d. program is utilized in schools and in the new york public library. and this is a program where children are going to be actively visiting with a therapy dog who's been trained, licensed, and insured, and will be able t to sit quietly with a person, the handler, and interact with children reading to them. >> dad and i set up -- readg to arrow really helps me because i'm next to

and it shows in china bookkeeper, steven home, a winning c. its 1st time australia, one, this trophy sadie had been looking to win it for a 4th time. now it's exactly one year until a strictly host. the women's asian cab ages top 12 teams will go a head to head over 21 days. the tournament will be held across 3 cities, sidney the gold coast and per were. $60000.00 fans are expected to watch us fairly as detailed as play and the opening match is supposed to former australia striker sarah walsh, who is the chief operating officer of the local organizing committee. we know that there's going to be a high demand for them into it as much as but what am i just interested in is kind of a like a multi cultural australia. we have the 2015 man sizing top here, and really the communities come to life, i think was it was one of my favorite tournaments to, to go as a fan and we're expecting much of the same news. the very big following for some of the top 10 nations as it made to nations. and we are one of the most loading cultural countries, particularly

steven hall made the willing to say, it's the 1st time it certainly had one this trouble will saudi arabia have been looking to when it's going quite well, it's exactly one year until australia, how's the women's asian cap asia's top 12 twins will go head to head over 21 days, the tournament will be held across 3 cities. sidney, the gold coast and purse for $60000.00 fans are expected to watch us truly. as matilda, as play in the opening match, standing australia and sidney will stage final. the 1st women's asian car was in 1975, which makes it the oldest international women's football competition. china are the defending champions and have won the trophy a record 9 times. the tournament also serves as a qualifying event for the women's world cup. and olympics we spoke to former australia strikers, sarah walsh, who is the chief operating officer of the local organizing committee. we know that there's going to be high demand for them into it as much as but what i'm most interested in is kind of a like a multi cultural australia. we have the 2015 men sizing top here um and really the communi

the absolutely depriving you better seen is and try to brush eyes to be better stevens by saying we're not going to send you any kinds of food as if there's a computer issue of the water in other in other words, there's no food. no, no, nothing coming across the board there's and now it goes that and as 420022 1000000, 300000 adult to suffer again of hunger upstairs. and even those sit in the hosp because there's no supplies and all the other providence that they have during that period in the 2nd phase. and the way that they should allow and kind of intense and also if the machine there is to go into guys and they didn't at or around that they, they broke the even the, the, and the 1st space also disapproves according to the agreement to evict 150 in general, and sick people come to be treated in guys that through crossing to egypt for a great sorry, but really kind of 3 to minutes. what did they do? the sending only less than 50 every day. not 150. that makes the answer, i'm saying. so give me a 2nd sort of thing. so i, but i mean, we'll see, you know, quite right in the same. and th

for the question, did you say steven twist, which is the welcome back across stock, where all things are considered computer level trauma and you were discussing trump in the piece plan and you create the okay, let's go back to thomas in room. i can, i just have this deep seated feeling watching the last couple of weeks from since the payments phone call. okay, let's, let's start there. thomas, who is trump trying to do reverse mixing? goes to china. and is this about you all to, to point out because i in trump is so, you know, he doesn't have a grasp of the details. he is, is his grasp of the ideas are getting better and better, but details history. it's not his forte. he's a deal maker is everyone knows, and the deal he wants is some kind of, it's already been mentioned here. so i'm kind of global deal. maybe he saw a short documentary on you all to and i know he's obsessed with china. he's been obsessed with china since the 19 ninety's is this what this is all about, thomas, and i think it isn't part partly what it's about. um i think uh the idea that you know, he might be trying

we're steven what's going to happen next, other than the one line that being circulating for the past. 48 hours that is relevant is interested in extending phase one of the seas by it. now for our business, so much on or anything about the ability of this, these fire to hold for the coming to the multi phase, the fire 3 phase agreement. and it ended with phase one or anything with today's fungi, later on, and the day where just hours that we have from it's, it's being completed and over and should have a negotiations for phase 2 should have started in on february 16. but that did not happen, it's all because the, these really side is not interested in 2 of the major elements of the agreement, which are the, in the war and the full withdrawal. all these really military, from across the gaza strip, particularly from philadelphia per door. and allow for more, it's free flow of movement between out of the gas turban in, inside the got the 3 until that happens. the, the sense of uncertainty is going to continue to grow larger. and this sense of uncertainty is unfortunately clouded with, wi

on wednesday night we had a face-to-face meeting, government reform and oversight committee with stevenler who represented the president so well, not just about his ideas about us working together, but actually the responsibility that we have that i believe house republicans are moving forward and that is to look at not only money, but government efficiency. government efficiency is the heart of the matter. as we all know, the government must have help of congress, but the idea is not just to cut inefficiency, but to look at systematically the laws of the country. so that's one of the bills that i am bringing forward. our other two co-chairs are doing an awesome job of making sure that they are talking to their colleagues and our colleagues about how we will move forward. you hit the heart of it and it is spending. it is the money that has been unveiled and that we have seen because of omb, because of the information that we're learning, it means that we can bring back firsthand to our appropriators now that we have signaled our desire to pass reconciliation on the floor. very excited.

commissioner steven ingram here. commissioner steven lee here. item two is the approval of minutes for the february 11th, 2025 port commission meeting. >> so moved. circuit we have a motion and a second all in favor. all right. any opposed motion passes? item three is the land acknowledgment for san francisco port commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the raw material owning who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the raw materials we have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the raw material only community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. item four is announcements. please be advised that the ringing o

but the company also later acknowledged that it had cherry data from this clinical experiment that steven price involved in. and cherry picked data to suggest that it was having really excellent results when in reality it was having no benefit whatsoever. so it's very painful for this family was very generous to. let me sort of talk to them and see what their experience been and also to understand on a human level, what happens not when you're suffering from this disease and what the symptoms might be, but also to realize the bitterness of having in essence been, out of, you know, an understandable sense of desperation and been brought into a clinical trial setting where there was dishonesty involved in exploitation of patients. and when that happens, it's the absolute worst possible for patients. i want to make sure we take some time to talk about where you're change, hope, possibility in research around alzheimer's. sure you and i'm hoping that particularly in these really difficult times we're living through with trump administration threatening to cut off funding for different lines o

i want to bring in steven erlanger, who is the new york times chief diplomatic correspondent and joinsw from berlin. thank you so much for being here with us. so in the wake of that disaster in dc, most of the president's republican allies have said the meeting was a win for the white house. and the recurring phrase they used sort of echoed what we heard from house speaker mike johnson that it was an american president putting america first. so are america's allies getting a new appreciation for exactly what that phrase means now? >> it's a very good question. i mean, there was a lot of childish behavior in the oval office, and that's true of both sides. both sides lost their cool. i think the trump people saw it as great television. i think they saw it as a gesture to. their base, to maga president. getting upset. vance, who has not been very important to this, making a big splash. um, the allies have already been very nervous. i think there's a big difference here. which one wants to be clear about trump wants a ceasefire right away. that's what he wants. zelenskyy wants assurances,

allen, president and chief operating officer and steven d. cashen, chief executive officer of the third option foundation. the third being a letter from robert sweetman, navy seal, retired, the founder of the creed for peaceful warriors. fourth being a letter of endorsement from jake hach on behalf -- founder and c.e.o. on behalf of the spirit of america. and finally, a letter of endorse ment from pam zimbiak, widow of major doug zimbiak known to many as the lion of fallujah. without objection, those letters also will be entered into the record. now one final question. mr. phelan, regarding nuclear submarines and shipbuilding, nuclear submarines are some of our most formidable weapons. we must get these programs back on track. the navy developed an innovative contracting technique called saws, s-a-w-s. shipbuilder accountability and work force support, saws. the goal of saw is twofold, to invest in our shipbuilders and to free billions of dollars over the next five years to support the shipbuilding industrial base. regrettably the last admini

now that you have the context, i would like to share what steven has been working on for the last six months to support this recommendation to the board today. >> thanks diane, and i was going to talk about the search process that we did over the last few months, we're going to go back to the back of the present aintion, the third to the last slide, cal manager search process. like louie just mentioned, since the stable value represents the most conservative option within the scpp and has a large asset base, the search was comprehensive and thorough. so we collaborated a multi step process with extensive research. the actual search process began last year in 2024, started with 20 candidates. the screening process narrowed the initial list down to nine firms, cal and staff then evaluated stable value dedicated resource sxz experience. the tenure of the staff, particularly the senior leadership, their philosophies, contract and of course fees. the valuation process culminated with the joint call on semi finalist, also initialed their standard process in which distribute the search proce

i would not agree with that but i do think it is a travesty that we have over there is brett stevensalternate point of view. every single piece, we know what it is going to be. it's got to the point where even seasoned journalists, probably everyone in this room trust cannot even read a paper anymore that is wrong. something has gone wrong. he does not want to pick it up for information because he thinks that. >> a lot of those stats come from the new york times. things like that. >> or from the pool. >> or from the pool. >> yeah, sure. i'm not saying there is no need for actual reporters are going gather information. to have virtually every publication in the country be established leftist is bad for the country and it is what led to the rise of digital media and a more diverse field of independent broadcasters who are pushing back against that. >> on a business object, just acquiring a company that produces advertising for the megan kelly show. very brilliant guy named chris. >> he does not produce my show. >> they are very intertwined and have been very central to the creation of

finally an important concept is that by borrowing today we're able to allow steven and the infrastructure team to go ahead and build those projects and not wait for costs to go up especially here in the bay area where construction costs are going up more than 9% a year. so again our borrowing while we we know we've had lots of phone calls and speakers talking about our debt, it is a very important tool that you have for managing our rates. our debt authority is provided by the board of supervisors. it really comes from proposition a and c that provide us with the opportunity to issue debt without voter approval based on first having that authorization from the board of supervisors as you saw at your last meeting on february 11th as part of the budget process we saw a increase in the authorization for the water enterprise for example. we have to provide certain certificates as part of that a an engineering certificate, a financial certificate and an environmental certificate. but that's the basis for our authorization and then we come back to you as a commission each time we do want to bor