eric swalwell addressing the community tonight. good evening and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. after the second major crash of a commercial airline flight in the last month, east bay congressman eric swalwell. >> is placing blame on president donald trump. congressman swalwell is back in the east bay tonight. meaning his constituents for the first time since trump took office this week, swalwell has openly blamed and criticized the president on social media around 4 sarah stinson. >> spoke with a representative one-on-one this evening and she joins us live in union city now with the story. sarah. >> congressman eric swalwell was very real with his constituents tonight explaining the hurdles he faces in dc working under the trump administration. >> nearly one month into president donald trump's second term. congressman eric swalwell encouraging his constituents to stand strong at a town hall in union city tuesday night. our job in government is to protect people. and right now the

i hear you. >> congressman swalwell spoke before a big crowd. the public's concerns included protecting social security and medicare and immigration policies. swalwell said he's hearing a lot of fear from constituents in his district right now. >> i feel like things have changed significantly in the last four weeks. i'm seeing so much that disturbs me, that reminds me of europe in the 1930s with all that went on in europe. and i just feel like i have to step forward and participate more actively now. >> it was important for me to directly speak to our representative. you know, it's a democracy that we live in and be able to voice or ask my questions as far as what's getting done, what are we doing. >> coming up tonight night on cbs bay area, our katie nielsen had the chance to sit down exclusively with congressman swalwell to ask him about some of these issue, and importantly, how he plans to respond. she'll have that full interview right here on cbs bay area tomorrow night streaming online as well. >>> former judge ursula jones dickson was swor

eric swalwell's union city event was packed with all 500 seats filled and around 1,000 more people on the waiting list hoping to have their voices heard. our katie nielsen also had some tough questions for him about how democrats plan to get back on track. >> reporter: it was a packed house at the mark green sports center filled with supporter es for congressman eric swalwell, who represents the southern portion of alameda county. >> i will work to protect you and we will protect by working together each other. we can do that as a community. >> reporter: swalwell has been an outspoken critic specifically of the trump administration, both four years ago and now, rising to national prominence with repeated appearances on cable news networks and his involvement in the trump impeachment hearings. and now he's vowing to bring the fight back to the capitol. >> republicans won the white house. they now have control of congress, and they have stacked the courts. you don't have a lot of levers of power to pull, so what do you reasonably hope that you can do or preserve? >> my vote really does

swalwell has openly blamed in criticize the president for the recent major plane crashes. kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with the representative and has this report >> nearly one month into president donald trump's second term. congressman eric swalwell encouraging his constituents to stand strong at a town hall in union city tuesday night. our job in government is to protect people. and right now they don't feel safe. they see cuts to the faa and plane crash the latest plane crash happening monday when a delta flight from minneapolis crash landed at the toronto pearson airport flipping upside down on the runway. all 80 people survived. but 21 passengers were hospitalized. 48 hours prior to people died in a small plane crash in georgia. >> and last month, the deadliest u.s. air disaster in 15 years happened in dc when an army helicopter collided midair with an alaska airlines flight sending both into the potomac river killing 67 people. president trump has publicly faulted federal diversity and inclusion efforts specifically with air traffic controllers. however, swalwell plac

eric swalwell's union city event was packed with all 500 seats filled and around 1,000 more people on waiting list hoping to have their voices heard. our katie nielsen also had some tough questions for him about how democrats plan to get back on track. >> reporter: it was a packed house at the mark green sports center filled with supporter es for congressman eric swalwell, who represents the southern portion of alameda county. >> i will work to protect you and we will protect by working together each other. we can do that as a community. >> reporter: swalwell has been an outspoken critic specifically of the trump administration, both four years ago and now, rising to national prominence with repeated appearances on cable news networks and his involvement in the trump impeachment hearings. and now he's vowing to bring the fight back to the capitol. >> republicans won the white house. they now have control of congress, and they have stacked the courts. you don't have a lot of levers of power to pull, so what do you reasonably hope that you can do or preserve? >> my vote really does matt

i hear you. >> congressman swalwell spoke before a big crowd. the public's concerns included protecting social security and medicare and immigration policies. swalwell said he's hearing a lot of fear from constituents in his district right now. >> i feel like things have changed significantly in the last four weeks. i'm seeing so much that disturbs me, that reminds me of europe in the 1930s with all that went on in europe. and i just feel like i have to step forward and participate more actively now. >> it was important for me to directly speak to our representative. you know, it's a democracy that we live in and be able to voice or ask my questions as far as what's getting done, what are we doing. >> coming up tonight night on cbs bay area, our katie nielsen had the chance to sit down exclusively with congressman swalwell to ask him about some of these issue, and importantly, how he plans to respond. she'll have that full interview right here on cbs bay area tomorrow night streaming online as well. >>> former judge ursula jones dickson was swor

eric swalwell was back in town for a town hall. our katie nielsen had some tough questions for him about how the party plans to get back on track. the >> reporter: the town hall here is one of the most well attended in years. there were 500 seats made available and all of them were gone within the first hour. there is almost another thousand people on the waiting list, hoping to get in. and the congressman says he thinks that is just because so many people want their voices heard now that the new administration is in office. >> reporter: it was a packed house filled with supporters, who represents the southern portion of alameda county. >> and i will work to protect you, and we will protect by working to protect each other. we can do that as a community. >> reporter: and he has been an outspoken critic, specifically of the trump administration both four years ago and now. and now? he's vowing to bring the fight back to the capital. >> the republicans won the white house. they now have control of congress, and they have stacked the

. >> what eric swalwell said during the town hall. and alameda county has a new district attorney ursula jones dickson shares priorities. we're taking oath of office. well, good wednesday morning that he with his bright and early for the kron. morning news here on february 19th. i'm reyna harvey. >> we're going take a little switch in the gears here. i know we were dry all yesterday. it won't be the case for today. good morning to yeah. it's over. only chance of rainfall in this forecast is today. and at that, it is definitely on the lighter side of things. so nothing to change much of your plans, but definitely throw on at least that nice layer to keep you cozy. we are seeing outside at coit tower bright things that they're on the tower itself, but dark in general, not necessarily a wet morning, but it is a morning that is bringing rainfall already up the north coast. you can see the bay area does have a few sprinkles. mostly north of the golden gate. rainfall is really concentrated. mendocino county northward and actually pretty hea

swalwell spoke in fremont today after meeting with members of the afghan community. the trump administration suspended federal funding for agencies that help refugees with resettlement costs. congressman swalwell said he is preparing a letter to the white house to advocate for afghan refugees, including those who served with u.s. personnel and their allies during the war in afghanistan. >> i want every afghan refugee to know that regardless of your status, our office will work with you to try and keep the promise that was made to you when you helped america. >> the federal refugee program has been in place for years to help those who have escaped war, natural disaster, or persecution. officials say about 10,000 afghans were being helped through the program. next, at 11, supporters of immigrant workers hold a national day of action and some school districts saw a drop in attendance today as students showed their solidarity. but first in southern california. a main stretch of the pacific coast highway is back open nearly four weeks aer those open after being shut down

swalwell: i rise to honor the life and legacy of apalina rio, a devoted husband, father, grandfather and leader in ow community who passed away last month. ario learned also have of hard work and service to others on his 13-acre ranch and as an active member of the boy scouts of america. he met of love of his life at the local movie theater and they married in 1957. he also proudly served in the u.s. marine corps and locally served on the almeda county planning commission and was named the commissioner of the year in 2023. he was also on our local fire commission. he was considered the unofficial mayor of sinole. he worked tirelessly to get funding for projects and strengthen community organizations. he will forever be remembered to me as a friend, but an even bigger friend and public servant to the community of almeda county. rest in peace, our dear friend. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent, mr. speaker, to deterioration the house for one minute, to revise

[ambient noise] >> congressman eric swalwell, who represents a large part of alameda county is back in the east bay meeting with his constituents for the first time since president trump took office. swalwell has openly blamed and criticized the president for recent for his response to recent major plane crashes. kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with the representative. >> nearly >> one month into president donald trump's second term. congressman eric swalwell encouraging his constituents to stand strong at a town hall in union city tuesday night. our job in government is to protect people. and right now they don't feel safe. they see cuts to the faa and plane crash the latest plane crash happening monday when a delta flight from minneapolis crash landed at the toronto pearson airport flipping upside down on the runway. all 80 people survived. but 21 passengers were hospitalized. 48 hours prior to people died in a small plane crash in georgia. >> and last month, the deadliest u.s. air disaster in 15 years happened in dc when an army helicopter collided midair with an alaska airlines flight s

swalwell, who has a long history of clashing with trump called the president's remarks. then clownish and incompetent. >> following developing news now in san diego county. a homicide investigation is underway after a cal fire captain was found stabbed to death in her home. deputies responded to the scene just before 09:00pm last night. they found roadie unresponsive and suffering from multiple stab wounds. she was pronounced dead at the scene. detectives say they have not identified any suspects or a motive for this crime. the vatican provided an update on pope francis's condition today. church officials say that he has developed pneumonia in both lungs. they also say the respiratory infection further complicated by asthmatic bronchitis. the 88 year-old was admitted in fair condition on friday. but worsened in the following days. a timeline for his release has not been announced. the vatican says that he will not be attending events through the weekend. officials say that francis remains in good spirits. he's grateful for the prayers for his recovery. >> concern is grow

katie nielsen has tough questions for one of president trump's fiercest critics in congress, eric swalwell party. >>> and plus they open up to a lot of fanfare. two cafes in san francisco's union square run by the celebrity chef suddenly shattered with reaction from regulars. and the city about what's next. >>> plus, why you could soon see apple and pixar on the u.s. currency. all that coming up at 6:00. but let's get to matt lively in scottsdale, arizona, for a look at sports. >>> the fans are long gone from scottsdale stadium, but there is still a buzz that can be felt from when justin verlander towed the rubber and pitched the giants hitter for the first time this spring. this is a big deal here in camp. logan webb, the ace. one of several guys that rounded mind the mound, just to get a glimpse of jv, taking on the heart of the order. and elliott ramos, immediately earned some bragging rights on his new teammate when he connected for a home run. now, i cannot repeat what justin verlander's reaction is, but here is what ramos had to say. >> it's crazy. i have to say i got that in the boo

this is swalwell's 13th year in office. new at 11 tonight.heir pitch tonight from some of the candidates who want to lead the city of oakland. they came out talking lauren taylor webb and former congresswoman barbara lee, who spoke to a sold out crowd in downtown oakland. now, as they gear up for a special election that's two months away, they want the public to know what their plan is. nbc gia vang was there. we have three amazing candidates before us. if you live in the town, they want your vote in the special election on april 15th. we're going to start off with a simple question. the candidates talked about a range of issues at this forum hosted by the greenbelt alliance, from their plans for housing. it's important for the city to proactively engage developers homelessness, and that's providing for universal basic income for unsheltered people who need a job. trust in the government. it's about keeping a transparent pipeline so that our community can hold these departments accountable. the environment and crime. though the latter issue w

swalwell's claim appears to be false. according to data there have been five fatal aviation mishops from trump took office and ten for biden. it didn't stop swalwell from saying trump is president. president trump is in charge of air safety. all crashes are trump's fault. new poll from the associated press shows 64% of adults think flying is very or somewhat safe. 17% think it is very or somewhat unsafe. roughly the same poll results were found when people asked how safe they felt while walking or riding in a car, bill. >> bill: there you have it. i'm still flying. i think you are, too, even as a navy man. nice to see you. >> absolutely disgusting what hamas has done to the israeli people. their attacks. i stand with president trump. i think netanyahu needs to be firmer with them. now he whats the true backing of the united states. >> dana: the sheer brutality of hamas and horrifying display. they released the bodies of four israeli hostages, including a mother and her young sons. >> bill: passing the buck democratic mayo

[ambient noise] >> congressman >> eric swalwell is back in the east bay.has blamed and criticize the president for his response to the recent major plane crashes. kron four's. sara stinson spoke with swallow. >> nearly one month into president donald trump's second term. congressman eric swalwell encouraging his constituents to stand strong at a town hall in union city tuesday night. our job in government is to protect people. and right now they don't feel safe. they see cuts to the faa and plane crash the latest plane crash happening monday when a delta flight from minneapolis crash landed at the toronto pearson airport flipping upside down on the runway. all 80 people survived. but 21 passengers were hospitalized. 48 hours prior to people died in a small plane crash in georgia. >> and last month, the deadliest u.s. air disaster in 15 years happened in dc when an army helicopter collided midair with an alaska airlines flight sending both into the potomac river killing 67 people. president trump has publicly faulted federal diversity and inclusion efforts

>> well, he's a congressman eric swalwell meeting his constituents. the first time since president donald trump took office. swalwell has been vocally criticizing the president, especially in connection to the recent plane crashes. we've been seen and also elon musk involvement with slashed jobs at the federal agencies, including the faa representative held a town hall in union city last night. as many people in his district, they're living in fear over ice raids and deportation. >> people in that area are stressed out. the stressed out about the cost of living stressed out about housing traffic and congestion. crime and then our immigrant community where 40% of constituents were born outside the united states. there's just a lot of anxiety. >> swallows as immigration is the number one issue was office works on any works of a 1000 immigration cases a year. >> in san francisco, 43 faith organizations got together to reaffirm their commitment to sanctuary in response to mass deportations, threats and in fact, they're gathering again today. they're going

east bay congressman eric swalwell says many in the bay area's afghan community are worried about thet increase in immigration enforcement. congressman swalwell says he met with members of the afghan community in fremont yesterday, after the trump administration suspended federal funding for agencies that help refugees with their resettlement costs. congressman swalwell says he's preparing to send a letter to the white house to advocate on behalf of afghan refugees, including those who served with u.s. personnel and their allies during the war in afghanistan. >> i want every afghan refugee to know that regardless of your status, our office will work with you to try and keep the promise that was made to you when you helped america. >> now, the federal refugee program has been in place for years to help people who've escaped war, natural disaster or persecution. officials say about 10,000 afghans were being helped through that program. >> san francisco city leaders are working with state lawmakers in sacramento to craft a new law that's meant to crack down on the sale of stolen goods on

earlier today, kyle, eric swalwell, congressman eric swalwell started to blame trump mab on x somewhere, trump as president and in control of air safety at. does that kind or help if trying to navigate a crasouh like this and figure out what the hell happened? >> it doesn't help unlike the previous gas just pointed out, they were in canadian air spaces so nothing to do with donald trump and nothing to do withay the way the faa is run. but is not the faa. one thing i want to say the faa inents tremendous aircrafth certification requirements, the outcome with his crash with not a single fatalitiny really indicatewhens how superior the regulation is when it comes to building these airplanes.also they have 16g seats in the airplane and breakaway wings. we haven't seen those on airplanes 40 or 50 years ago. that attests how great the system works that everybody w walked away from this.as that is what the airplane was designed for. if there is a glimmer of light year, everybody walkedjuri away. obviously there were a few injuries, but the system worked withlly everybody walking away. we reall

and president trump is walking away from that promise that makes us less safe. >> swalwell went on to say that people who are turned away can become the most susceptible to joining extremist groups. he says his office will do anything it can to help all afghan refugees, regardless of immigration status. >> california's insurance crisis hit by another blow today what the state's largest insurer is now demanding that could affect every policyholder and. >> these illegal fencing operations have become increasingly disruptive. >> leaders take aim to crack down on the sale of stolen goods, especially in san francisco. what's prompting this new push and will it work? that's next. >> the abc seven storm impact scale. today's storm is level two. that means moderate rain. so gear up before you go out and drive safely. track today's storm any time on the abc seven news ♪ (slow down) ♪ (♪) cut!!!! i get it! slow motion. slow down geographic atrophy. but we don't need gimmicks. stick to the facts. ga, the advanced form of dry amd, can irreversibly damage your vision. but syfovre is an fda-approve

congressman swalwell says he's preparing a letter to the white house to advocate for afghan refugees,ding those who served with u.s. personnel and their allies during the war in afghanistan. >> i want every afghan refugee to know that regardless of your status, our office will work with you to try and keep the promise that was made to you when you helped america. >> the federal refugee program has been in place for years to help those who have escaped war, natural disasters or persecution. officials say about 10,000 afghans were being helped through this program. let's take you live to san jose right now, where city leaders are holding a rally against president trump's crackdown on immigration. the group is calling on the city council to reaffirm its commitment to immigrant rights and safety. they say the new administration's recent proposals have raised concerns in the immigrant community. they say some people fear leaving their homes at this time. california attorney general rob bonta is reassuring. parents and students in california schools will remain safe and inclusive, despite a

>> well, he's a congressman eric swalwell meeting his constituents for the first time since presidente swallow has been vocally criticizing the president, especially in connection to the recent plane crashes and elon musk involvement with slashing jobs at federal agencies, including the faa representative held a town hall in union city last night. wallace says a lot of people in his district they're living in fear over ice raids and deportation. >> people in that area are stressed out. the stressed out about the cost of living stressed out about housing traffic and congestion. crime and then our immigrant community where 40% of constituents were born outside the united states. there's just a lot of anxiety. >> as well immigration is the number one issue his office works on and he works over 1000 immigration cases a year. >> a man was hit by a car on monday night and union city and now he has died of his injuries. here's video from the night. it happened. eastbound alvarado niles road allenton boulevard. they close that area for hours overnight into tuesday morning as they investigated

and a bay congressman blaming president trump for the recent string of plane crashes when eric swalwell said during a town hall talk more about that coming up. good morning. and thanks for waking up with us at 8 o'clock on a wednesday and and of rain in for james this morning. we're talking about a little switch and the weather coming up. yeah, changing it up a bit. but just for a guest today, john. just this one day, a few sprinkles out there. for the little cloudier and cooler, too. i mean, it is still february. so thit is pretty normal staff. >> looking outside at walnut creek towards mount diablo. you can see that shroud of some clouds right there around the mountain itself. >> pretty nice morning. all in all, we've been dry for most of the bay area, but showers are starting to send more into sonoma county. santa rosa starting to see some light shower activity has has lake and mendocino already. this rainfall will push further southward but losing a lot of steam as it does. so so by the time, 09:10:11am, gets here. we will be seeing likely a few light sprinkles reaching the rest of

eric swalwell is blaming trump. he tweeted saying no president hes had more planes crash in their first month in office than donald trump since 2009. how many american airliners crashed before trump came into office? 0. when does trump start taking responsibility for the next plane crash and quote. >> meantime, the trump administration is receiving criticism criticism as it looks to trim the federal workforce. >> including the faa, our washington correspondent vinaysimlot reports. >> the two-hour delta flight, minneapolis to toronto, canada ended in a fiery crash. passengers evacuated onto the snowy tarmac upside down. the airport's ceo says toronto's sought to snowstorms over 4 days leaving 20 inches of snow. that is actually not typical. the good news, though, delta says everybody on board survived photos from the accident scene show the crj 900 passenger cabin intact one wing and the tail were disconnected. it just makes you really thankful for all the safety checks. it's the 4th major crash of a passenger airpla

outfront now, democratic congressman eric swalwell, thank you so much for being with us. and i just want to get your reaction. and i notice your hat, the fire fund there. but i just want to get your reaction to the supreme court keeping hampton dellinger in his role for now as special counsel, rather than allowing president trump's firing to go through for now. we should stress. >> the courts are finally catching up to trump's chaos and corruption. and people in my district. at a town hall on tuesday night, they're scared, they're concerned, they're anxious. but we're seeing now that the courts can at least be a speed bump. of course, as jeff mentioned, the supreme court also gave this guy absolute immunity. so we will see what they do. but the courts can be a speed bump to some of this chaos and corruption. also, attorneys general in every state in america can also be a speed bump in the work that they're doing to hold donald trump accountable, as this affects them. and your top of the hour lead with donald trump changing his position on ukraine. that is because public s

and joining us now, democratic congressman eric swalwell.es on the house judiciary and homeland security committees. after spending eight years on the house intelligence committee. congressman, let's start with the fbi. about 10% of the bureau's workforce is in probationary status, meaning that they could be cut. that is, of course, on top of the recent firings that kash patel is accused of orchestrating. he is. we should mention, on track to be confirmed. but what is the practical impact of losing the agents there within the fbi? >> if we lose thousands. >> of agents at. >> the fbi? we are less safe. and our job in government, whether you're president of the united states, whether you're in congress, whether you're on your local city council, your principal job is for people to be safe in the community. we're not safe when the president of the united states releases 1600 violent individuals into our communities who stormed the capitol on his behalf, and we're certainly not safe when the people who stand watch for terrorism, public corruptio

congressman swalwell says he's preparing a letter to the white house to advocate for afghan refugees,luding those who served with u.s. personnel and their allies during the war in afghanistan. >> i want every afghan refugee to know that regardless of your status, our office will work with you to try and keep the promise that was made to you when you helped america. >> the federal refugee program has been in place for years to help those who have escaped war, natural disasters and persecution. officials say about 10,000 afghans were being helped through this program. >> coming up on mornings on two. the nine. this is the most significant weekday rain we have seen in months. we'll detail the timing of the storm and how soon we should see a break in the rain. we will also go back to james torres, who has been getting soaked in san francisco all morning long. i don't know what he paid for his jacket, but it was worth every penny. then have you heard of hip hop therapy? we get into the use of music to connect and empower youth, who may otherwise be left out of traditional pathways to succe

earlier this week bay area representative eric swalwell took questions in a packed town hall about gettingt back on track. tonight oakland house minority leader hakeem jeffries was met with a protest. many of those demonstrators come from jeffries' own party. kevin ko has more on the message from bay area democrats. >> reporter: it's not often voters protest against their own party, but bay area progressives say they've had enough. as hakeem jeffries was getting ready to speak inside the kaiser convention center, hundreds of demonstrators stood out here demanding that jeffries and his party step up. >> the democrats need to fight as hard as the republicans fight. they need to be disruptive. they need to delay things. >> reporter: milly cleveland organized the rally outside the henry j. kaiser convention center friday night. she and hundreds of other democrats say their party isn't doing enough to counter the trump administration's sweeping actions across federal agencies. >> we need our representatives to fight harder. just because you're in the minority doesn't mean that you can't fight.

earlier this week bay area representative eric swalwell took questions in a packed town hall about getting the part back on track. tonight oakland house minority leader hakeem jeffries was met with a protest. many of those demonstrators come from jeffries' own party. kevin ko has more on the message from bay area democrats. >> reporter: it's not often voters protest against their own party, but bay area progressives say they've had enough. as hakeem jeffries was getting ready to speak inside the kaiser convention center, hundreds of demonstrators stood out here demanding that jeffries and his party step up. >> the democrats need to fight as hard as the republicans fight. they need to be disruptive. they need to delay things. >> reporter: milly cleveland organized the rally outside the henry j. kaiser convention center friday night. she and hundreds of other democrats say their party isn't doing enough to counter the trump administration's sweeping actions across federal agencies. >> we need our representatives to fight harder. just because you're in the minority doesn't mean that you can't

swalwell taking a shot saying no president has had more plane crashes in their first month in officemp and pete buttigieg questioning the safety of the firings which prompted sean duffy to set the record straight saying mayor pete failed to update traffic control system and said the facts are faa has 45,000 employees les than 400 were let go, zero safety controllers. some connecting toronto to trump and doge, former aviation xfrts that's ludicrous. >> from what i see, they have zero to do with this accident. it is not a matter of staffing, nothing to do with this at it, i can tell you now. >> griff: canadian controllers are not part of the faa. >> steve: you know what they say in politics, never let a crisis go to waste. thank you, live report from d.c. here in studio m carley has news. >> carley: just confirmed this americaning, american kaylen biers was freed from a russian prison. the west virginia native had been arrested on drug smuggling charges after customs officialsed they found marijuana-infused gummies in his luggage. he was released on sent evening, just days after mark f

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. >> laura: of course, evenas before the toronto crash, eric swalwell said all of the crashes are trump'ss but all this begs the question, is there something we are doing with these critical positionsge that is making thero skies more dangerous? how could that toronto scene unfolded the way it did? matthew was a commercial airline pilot and f-18 and the pilot should be able to slow the liaircraft end. >> if you've ever seen a crash on thely runway with regular sn, that fireball eventually catches up to the airplane as it stop to make stops and fuel is all over the place. this could have been a hell of a lot worse but it rolls in theles snow and you actually see these fire more or less goes out.lo so it n this case, the snow t actually saved a lot of lives. c >> with the pilots have enough warning if coming into contact with the groun td too quickly? >> absolutely, bill. >> laura: and what ds ino we knw e pilots in the cockpit that day? we will find out.r ha the bottom line is, we shouldss never have to even discuss whether diversity, equity,peci inclusion was a factor in any critical role

. >> laura: of course, even before that toronto crash, eric swalwell said that all the crashes are trump'sut all this does beg the question, is there something we are doing with these critical positions that is making the skies more dangerous? how could that toronto scene have unfolded the way it did? matthew buckley was f-18 and commercial airline pilot. he said the pilot should have been able to slow that aircraft down. >> have you ever seen a crash like this on a regular runway with no snow? that fireball eventually catches up to the airplane as it stops and fuel is all over the place. this could have been a hell of a lot worse. thank god it actually rolls in the snow. can you actually see the fire more or less go out. in this case the snow actually saved a lot of lives. >> would the pilots have enough warning if they were coming in to contact with the ground too quickly. >> absolutely, bill. >> laura: oh, and what do we know about the pilots in the cockpit that day? we'll find out. the bottom line is we should never have to even discuss whether diversity, equity and inclusion was a fac

swalwell, maybe he didn't really mean what he said, but he put it out there as if -- >> jesse: he didow what i mean, he sure put it out there. joy had a good line. egg prices are supposed to come down, not airplanes. and it got me thinking. joy behar is the democrat jesse watters. [laughter] she's got some good canned lines and she is a wicked partisan. and i hate to admit this, but if this were happening under joe biden, i would absolutely be blaming joe biden. i would be doing it sarcastically. but let's be honest. it's cable, harold. we can't just sit back and let the investigation finish. [laughter] hired guns here, man, we've got to spit fire. [laughter] >> greg: what has happened to you? >> harold: this is the table i elect to be around. [laughter] >> greg: pulling the curtain back, we are going to have to do -- >> dana: all right. hey, head, whoopi goldberg is shutting down the idea of talking to trump voters. ♪ ♪ baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. baby: liberty! biberty: hey kid, it's prono

as far as swalwell says, a guy who dated fang fang that was a chinese spy has no room to say anything about anybody. he is just reckless and trying to get attention because he knows his time has passed. >> bill: thanks for coming back. markwayne mullin, republican from oklahoma. sean hannity has the interview tonight with president trump and elon musk together. the entire hour. here is a preview of them talking about the democrats' reaction to the current administration. watch here. >> now you will rescue astronauts and now again you do all of this. i would think liberals would love the fact that you have the biggest electric vehicle company in the world. >> i used to be adored by the left. not anymore. not these days. there is this whole -- interesting cult trump derangement syndrome. you don't realize how real this is until you can't reason with people. >> bill: that's a good one. make sure you check it out tonight at 9:00 eastern time exclusively on the fox news channel with sean, elon and donald trump. right here on the fox news channel. >> dana: there is a brand new episode on th

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democrat congressman eric swalwell taking partisan shot, john, no president has had more planes crashnald trump! and former transportation secretary pete buttigieg questioned the safety of the firings prompting current secretary sean duffy to set the record straight stating less than 400 of the out of 450000 employees who were let go, all probationary employees and none were air traffic controllers for critical safety personnel. sean duffy blaming pete buttigieg for failing to update an outdated system and account for the shortage of air traffic controllers, john cara joe. >> john: wow! it is extraordinary what is going on in terms of the blame game, grath, appreciate it. in terms of what was responsible for the crash difficult to know that clear from the video taken from the cockpit of the plane that crj--900lr came in too quickly and didn't look like a flare there to cut down on dissent rate and get the runway pretty hard. just is blame game started pretty quickly yesterday. still people making sure they are okay. you can imagine so many people on the plane in complete shock. but th

they are pointing the blame at president trump, eric swalwell talking about faa cuts saying this to foxews digital, donald trump's president, and in charge of air safety, all crashes are trump's fault, i guess including one in a different country, but here's a guy who actually runs an airline said about the faa cuts. listen to ed bastian from american airlines here. >> a lot of people nervous, do these cuts affect you? speak of the cuts do not affect us. i understand that the cuts at this time are something that are raising questions, but the reality is there are over 50,000 people that work at the faa and the cuts i understand where 300 people and they were in noncritical safety functions. >> john: he runs an airline, one crashed in toronto the other day. when it comes to this criticism, should the dems park at? >> they need to be really careful with their rhetoric. this is breathless to be saying this. i don't think you can blame a plane crash on the president whether or not he is making cuts at the faa or not and whether they are justified or not is a different conversation pair this

and eric swalwell meeting his constituents. >> for the first time since president donald trump took officecizing the president, especially in connection to recent plane crashes. and elon musk involvement with slashing jobs at the federal agencies, including the faa representative held a town hall in union city last night. says a lot of people in his district are living in fear over ice raids and deportation. >> people in that area are stressed out. the stressed out about the cost of living, stressed out about housing traffic and congestion. crime and then our immigrant community where 40% of constituents were born outside the united states. there's just a lot of anxiety. >> wallace says. >> immigration is the number one is-ue is office is working on and he works on over 1000 immigration cases a year. it's 6. 21. and in san francisco, 43 different faith organizations are reaffirming their commitment. >> to be a sanctuary in response to the mass deportation threats. religious leaders are going to gather today for a procession in vigil marking the 83rd anniversary of an executive order which

bay area ralliers will be meeting at congressmember eric swalwell's office at redwood road in castro, bay area council on american islamic relations speaking out against stanford university. >> the say the school has been suppressing palestinian advocacy through arrests, pensions and restricting protests. advocates argued his actions have created a climate of fear for those who are speaking out for palestinian human rights. >> while stanford claims to be committed to upholding free speech rights and freedom of expression has also repeated be subject to students who protested the job site to harsh disciplinary measures, including suspension and the threat of expulsion. >> last fall, the university said it will be prohibiting disruptions on his campus and violators will be subject to disciplinary actions. now we reached out to stanford university about the designation and we haven't heard back. tennessee state university. they held a ceremony to remember the lives of the japanese americans 83 years ago, putin internment camps. event was somber but informative. the goal is to make sure

east bay congressman eric swalwell has openly. >> blamed in criticize president trump to the recent plane crashes writing on x, quote, no president has had more plane crashes in their first month in office than donald trump. and quote, we caught up with the congressman at a town hall he had yesterday and union city. president trump. >> needs to tell us that he's going to take responsibility. is the chief executive of this country to make us safer and the skies because he seems to want to blame everything on dei. he blamed the crash over the potomac on dei. but to me, if donald trump says something was caused by dei, it means didn't even investigate because he just uses it. now as an alibi. >> on friday, president trump announced the firings of several 100 probationary workers with the faa contract negotiations for air traffic controllers have stalled at the san carlos airport here in the bay area. according to san mateo county supervisor, rain, miller. this could put sky ways over the county at risk. the contract dispute comes amid ongoing national questions over aviation safety in the mi

so here in the bay area, those rally-goers will be at congress member eric swalwell's office at redwood in castro valley. that actually began about 40 minutes ago at 10 this morning. the city of oakland and richmond will be holding interfaith immigration vigils this week in support of the immigrant communities that serve. tonight, the first vigil is going to begin at 5 feet will be at the fruitvale village plaza. then they'll have a march to saint anthony's church in oakland elected officials will be joining with community leaders and clergy members to show solidarity and address concerns about potential ice raids and deportations. those officials say the vigils are in attempt to uplift the voices of immigrants and called for support during what is currently uncertain time. it's 10 40 and there's a new space for lgbtq+. children and youth, should say. and young adults in the south bay, the new location is on sank a road in san jose and it's called the lgbtq youth space and it offers services to people 13 to 25 years old who live in santa clara county, the non-profit common our runs the

so demonstrators in the bay area will be meeting a congress member eric swalwell's office at redwood road in castro valley. it the 10 o'clock this morning. so less than a half hour. the west contra costa unified school district is hosting a series of town hall meetings as part of its search for a new superintendent. those meetings which will be open to families and staff and community members to gather some input on the qualities and priorities for the district's new leader. survey is also available online in multiple languages through march 10th, the first in-person meetings will be held monday at 5 district locations with additional hybrid meeting set up for tuesday and wednesday of next week. >> there is a new space for lgbtq+ kids and young adults in the south bay, the new locations on sank a road in san jose. it's called the lgbtq youth for services for people. 13 to 25 live in santa clara county. non-profit common near they run the program and the leader of it says the current political climate makes it critically important right now. >> if you're lgbtq kid, this has the feel l

what do you say about eric swalwell? no. >> i'm kidding. i don't know if he mentioned him. did mention someone gay, and he said something very vulgar about it, and i really. >> oh, okay. but did he said the term crop dusting. >> did he crop dusting. >> did he mean to use the a word instead of the o in that letter of crop or. >> oh crap. no, i couldn't believe he said it when he said he cropped us. i'm like, he couldn't know what that. >> what do we do about. jerry nadler? should he have charcoal pills? or did biden's climate rules outlaw charcoal pills for that? >> i mean, in my opinion, if nadler smells and farts in congress, we should stand up and applaud him. >> yeah. >> are you. >> basically have your own doge correspondent here? >> yes. >> getting to the bottom of what actually matters in. >> literally getting to the bottom. you know, emily, we never hear about women smelling. what is it? what's the secret that women have that they're never stinky? like no one? i never in high school. well, i went to an all guys school. grade school. i never met a smelly girl. >> becau