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and fdr time were correlated. timing will continue to be refined. times are in eastern standard. >> time. >> and our preliminary. the fdr captures. the entirety of the accident flight. the cvr audio, because it is only. two hours in duration, starts mid flight prior to initial descent. the crew briefed the arrival for the troops. five arrival, followed by an ils approach to runway one at dca around 815. the aircraft left 37,000ft for an initial descent at eight 3910 potomac approach cleared the crew for the mount vernon visual. >> runway. >> one approach. at 840 306. the crew made initial contact with the dca tower. the tower controller then asked if the crew could switch to runway 33. after a brief discussion between the crew, they agreed to runway 33. at eight 4527. the autopilot was disconnected at 840 601. a radio transmission from the tower was audible, informing pat 25 that traffic just south of the wilson bridge was a crash at 1200ft, circling to runway 33 at eight 4629, the crew received a 1000 foot automated call out at eight 4647, dca towe

times are eastern standard time in our preliminary.dr captures the entirety of the accident flight. cvr audio, because it's only two hours in duration starts mid flight. prior to initial dissents, the crew brief the arrival for the troops arrival followed by ils approach to runway one at dca. around 8:15 p.m. the aircraft left 37000 feet for an initial dissents. at 8:30 9:00 p.m. potomac approach cleared the carew for the mount vernon visual to runwy one approach. at eight 43:00 p.m. they made additional contact the tower controller asked if the carew could switch to runway 33. after brief discussion between the crew, they agreed to runway 33. at 8:45 p.m. autopilot was disconnected. at 8:46 p.m. radio transmission from the tower was audible informing pat 25 traffic just south of the wilson bridge was a c art j at 1200 feet circling to runway 33. at 8:46 p.m. the crew received 1000-foot automated calling. at 846: 47:00 p.m. dca tower cleared other jet traffic for departure with no delay. at 8:47 p.m. 29 the crew received 500-foot autom

it is on lots of years. months it's not a long time. but again, let me reiterate to them, because then what i say can be me center students, and i think we are here to provide, try to confuse people. one thing is to have these material, having the material ready, it's a huge step. but then there are other things that they would, you know, hypothetical world where they would decide to go down that wrote that they would have to, to fulfill in order to get to get a nuclear weapons. but it would be an extremely concerning step, an extremely concerning step. let's move to another subject which is north korea. why does it extend now in terms of it's capable, it's korea is the mirror of what we need to avoid in the case of your rock. because korea, we'd korea, if you want that nitro, that peta because, i mean, it's useful for people to understand the case of good yet. we have like what we're having with yeah, we have long processes. we have incentives, we even had a small international organization kito that was created to channel assistance t

we would call each other from time to time. and he was very, very kind, very, very good leader and a good friend through the years. and i really appreciate him and a lot of good memories. >> he was such a mentor. he did the same with me. he said, pam, we have a serious job to do. we have an important job in this bay area. people count on us to, to, to bring them the facts and to not, you know, cause alarm. >> yeah. >> to bring calm and facts and accuracy. and he said, i never take that lightly. and boy, he lives on through all of us. >> he does. >> the impression that he made. we'll continue to talk about dennis throughout the morning. and we want you to share your memories as well. dennis, something you might not know is actively involved in the community as well. when he was not delivering the news here with us, he dedicated his time to an east bay nonprofit called a la costa. the organization, based in berkeley, supports students and young adults with developmental disabilities. dennis was an important part of the nonprofit'

, your religious time, your social time, your leisure time, whatever it is. so, you know, it's their propaganda. i mean i, i dug deep inside to this leviathan called the christian right. call that i call american fest as the nationalist, right. i mean, yeah, the complete nationalist and you know what they are is the journey they are are, are essentially equivalent of the so called german christian church, established under the fascists in germany. where on one side you have the christian cross and the other nazi fine. let's be clear, mark. this church has bankrolled by the very 1000000000 our class that we talked about. why? because with magic jesus, you don't need labor unions with magic jesus. you don't need health care because magic jesus is going to give you a cadillac and, and make all your dreams come true. and then, and that use that shift from a reality based world, into the world of magical thinking. and once people shift in to that world of magical thinking, you can't reach them. so rational argument is that gonna come through the trump administrati

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now this means the same time. now this means the duty on a bottle of gin will rise by £0.32 and wine is to increase by £0.54. and those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more news from me in an houn >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. i'm lee anderson. the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield. and joining me on the show tonight, we've got journalist and author emma woolf. thank you for coming back on. and we've got a new guest on, on the on the show tonight is our left in the corner. it's lloyd russell—moyle and he is a famous former labour mp remembered for this little shenanigans in parliament just a few years ago. have a look at this. >> i think, david, debate to be resumed. what they said. put it back. no no no no no. order. >> thanks, lloyd, for coming on the show. all right. we saw this week if you could stay awake long enough. we had the speech this week fr

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there are people who are moving from one time to the other. um, on top of that, uh there is, there are questions around security. uh, humanitarians are working on skeleton stuff. many humanitarian groups evacuated old, but their most essential stuff during the assault on the city because of the danger to them. and as you pointed out, they're also shortages. so as new thing that happened in the old across kona, i think it was on monday or tuesday if i'm not mistaken. i think to say i myself witnessed the week. that is a new thing as a of a un stock stockpile you ncp stockpile. so there's a shortcut, equipment, there's a shortage of people and there's a huge amount of uncertainty, including around security and the airports has been damaged during the fighting and it's not operational. so it's very difficult to get a medication another age. and i also spoke to a lot of displaced people who had been relying on 2 dates. and they had told me that they hadn't been receiving through dates for about a week. and that was one of the push factors for them

at this time, i had been a lawyer for eight years. i tried some homicide cases and sexual assault cases, but nothing of this magnitude. >> if you think about the da from his perspective, he doesn't want to lose the biggest case to come his way. if anything, i think the d.a. might make sure he has a rock solid case more than he might require another case because he knows everyone will be watching this case. >> we're treating this case like any other case. i understand, as i'm saying, that as i'm looking at about 20 cameras here. but truly, when you're when you're evaluating whether to file charges or not, that doesn't come into play. >> the media attention from day one, that was part of the problem. >> that rested on some sort of sexual charge. the types of people who would just stalk and follow some of the nba players. that is a reality. >> there are studies showing that up to 40% of rape allegations are false. people like wendy keep pushing these 2% number. give me the citation. roy. >> you're making. >> a rape has a very high incide

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u will have a great time if u play by the rules and obey the law but you will not have a great time andere looking to break our laws. >> deborah: it's estimated about 1.5 million college kids in america travel for spring break every year. esident trump's pick for health secretary cleared an important hurdle today. a senate committee has voted to send bobby kennedy jr.'s nomination to the full chamber. that is not news that a number of his family members wanted to hear. today's vote on the nomination of bobby kennedy's during the spotlight on the unprecedented rift in the famously tight kennedy clan. the end of camelot, goes this headline. the vicious infighting. kennedy family in tatters. the split exploded into public ew when rfk jr.'s first cousin, caroline kennedy, president kennedy's daughter, posted a video calling him a predator. >> i have known bobby my whole life. we grew up together. it is no surprise that he keeps birds of prey as pets, because bobby himself is a predator. >> her son, jack schlossberg, also weighed in, posting a video of himself making fun of the neurological

and, you know, when you go out and you got a camera, a lot of times i don't have time for you.ave time for you. and i said, can we just get a few words about dennis richmond? everyone stopped. what's up with dennis? i go, he passed away and they all just gushed. >> yes, it is because everyone feels like we're connected to him and certainly what they say. you know, our viewers, we say inside the newsroom, you know, and amber, you've been here, you've worked with dennis. and really at this point, it is one of those things that what you saw on tv was what you got. >> absolutely. frank. claudine, the loss of dennis richmond is both professional and personal. for me, it was an honor to work alongside him on this difficult day. we remember what he meant to our newsroom and his impact on the bay area. >> this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel two. >> dennis richmond, the beloved bay area icon, the consummate newsman, was a major force in the ktvu newsroom. he set the gold standard for what, a journalist. >> this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel two. >> dennis richmond, the beloved ba

well worth your time. well, that weekend forecast coming in with a lot of sunshine here saturday and sunday. we'll start it off with 30s afternoon temps in the 50s. we are looking at some rain chances by next wednesday and thursday. that could be a strong one. maybe 1 to 2in. we'll keep an eye onhat. otherwise, the weekend in sight. thanks. all right. thanks for joining us tonight. have a >> steve: tonight, on "the tonight show" -- go on, git, hard to find concert seats. section b-l, row 8, seat 2, west entrance, quadrant what? is this a concert or are you trying to sink my battleship? [ laughter ] who can toss the most hot dogs through a hole in tom brady's mouth. [ laughter ] >> and he said -- [ in a southern accent ] "i have an alligator. [ laughter ] you can pull her by the tail. you can shake her like a baby. you can go on, git." >> jimmy: "you can, go on --" [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the toni

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reporter: : i'm from the "new york times." chair powell, how should we interpret the removal from the line of the statement the statement has made progress to the 2% goal. is that no longer the case? chair powell: if you just look at the first paragraph. we did language clean-up there. we took out a reference to since earlier in the year as it relate to the labor market. and we just chose to shorten that sentence. again, if you look at the intermeeting data, it was good, and there was another reading just before december. we've got two good readings in a row that are consistent with 2% inflation. again, we're not going to overinterpret two good or bad readings. this was not met to send a signal other than this. take away from this that we remain committed to achieving our 2% inflation goal. reporter: just to follow up, we've seen inflation expectation as cross a number of measures rise sharply, which has been linked to tariff concerns. there's also been this encouraging data you mentioned in terms of c.p.i. and rent. how would

is the time. still ahead. >> investigation continuing into the martinez refinery company after that fire that broke out over the weekend. not the first time that facility has had issues going >> 9.29 right now and we're checking out the weather. we get a little breather. if you need a little time to dry out from the rain over the weekend, i do. today is the day and then. >> the rain comes back. we've got john with details. john, the yet today, indeed the best one to get outside, at least over the next couple of days because tonight into tomorrow, going to be the stormy so. >> tuesday, not the day to be planning much out there for sure. let's look outside from the top of mount tam. sure does. look stormy up there. our upper elevations, mount diablo mount tam, you'll get considerable. still some showers and some strong winds too. the rest of us really just tapping into a few sprinkles here. and there rainfall is held up to the north today and won't be making its way our direction for the north bay u

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hopefully that will not happen this time. of course, today is a dry day, but we do know that the soil is saturated and we do expect more rain is tomorrow. so this obviously is a very precarious situation. and if you can head out live right now, i want to quickly show you you can see the barriers here blocking lanes one and 2 samson and some of the rocks and mud on the road at this particular time. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll thank you for explaining. the what it sounds like. not raining this morning 605, is the time rain. storms also hitting the south bay. but the region didn't see as much as other parts of the bay flooding downed trees were a big concern our jet moment has more. >> the rain came down hard at times in the afternoon tuesday flooding parts of 101 in sunnyvale and storm drains throughout sunnyvale and west san jose. >> it's raining topping out rain and raining cats and dogs out here. this couple took care of some shopping at safeway in santa clara. we just threw meeting and it was really crazy. a

time now 7.26. and there is a new animal sheltering in santa clara county, the city of sunnyvale and santa clara county of partnered. >> to provide a service after the humane society. silicon valley informed sunnyvale officials they would no longer be sheltering animals. the santa clara county animal services will operate on monterey road in san martine. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and investigation continues into the martinez refining company fire that happened over the weekend. we know what caused it. >> if there's still some major issues that people are concerned about. >> 7.29 right now we're checking out the weather not really remarkable. it's not tear of the weekend was remarkable. weekend wet. and i guess that rain will come back a little later today. ok, let's get details. hi, john. yeah, these breaks are good and honestly, we need it. after heavy rain. we signed a few spots over the weekend both saturday and sunday. we're pretty wet. so even though today looks like a rainy day,

when you look at the really big businesses you're seeing a thousand times, 2000 times, 5000 times, you know, massive amounts of wealth, you know, dollar mcguire, the guy who was the former of unitedhealthcare, the largest health insurance company in the united states, took home $1.65 billion in compensation. and you look at that and you go where that money from? well, most of it came from saying no, i'm not going to pay for your kids liver transplant. you know, i mean, this is this is our model. whereas all the other countries in the world say, you know, education is a human right, health care is a human right. we're not going to we're not going to, you know, have us be ripped like this. we're not we're not going to have a go down. the other thing that that the other thing that reagan did was and by way, that all of this kind of falls under the rubric neo liberalism, a phrase that most don't know what to do with or what to make out of in the two books previous that i wrote in series is the hidden history of neo liberalism what it's worth. it's a fascinating book, but the other thing, t

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and he did a little kept trying to do propaganda from time to time in that job and helped out. he had various jobs. i won't get into that right now because don't have time. but then he eventually got a commission to go to europe and commissioned as a as a captain in the army to do propaganda over the line's propaganda with the army conducted. supposedly it supposed to be under the cbi, but the cbi never got around to really doing very good job on over the line's propaganda. we'll come back to that cpi only existed during the time we were during the war, but it was built up to an amazing level. and i'm going to go through some of the things the cpi did because i think it's so to understand the magnitude of what they did. creel was a terrible manager. he was a terrible manager. trying to get away with real was very difficult. and the reason want this e remember i told you is this this lobby is where this is one of the office. they had some of the offices. the decision is not a very good picture quality, but it's a wonderful picture in terms of two things. look at all the people.

it takes them some time, some time.we weren't really surprised when mexico got extended extended. we'll see what happens with canada though. there hasn't been an agreement yet today. >> now, ryan, did you tell people, look, you got to get in ahead of this. if you have any spare capacity warehouses in america, you got to ship the stuff now, unless it's perishable. and did people listen to you? >> yeah, we've seen a lot of that, especially in china. china has been, you know, long foreseen that there would be sort of escalating duties on the imports from china. and we have seen that in our customer base that people have been importing much more, trying to pull goods in. the next. we had a 10% increase on duties from china. that's on top of all additional duties that was issued this week. but really the real review is on april 1st. that's when the treasury secretary is required to give a report to the president on advising next steps on chinese trade and a whole range of policies. and, you know, i would expect the duties wi

like difficult times. how does religion like it seems like people go through really difficult times become really closer to god. yeah. so to me, religion is a terminology and word that i feel is something i can't relate with because i've been through a lot of different religions, whether it was raised as a catholic or went to the kingdom halls, or even studied with the noi. right? i believe it's about a relationship with a higher power. like you said, there is a god. jesus christ is my lord and savior, straight up 100 million. that's who i accep. and to each his own. like be said, you know what i mean. some people serve man, you know, the moon or the sun or the devil as my savior, jesus christ, i believe man that's. and i know for a fact that's what put me in a position where i'm at now with my purpose on this planet. and i'm very honored. i'm very honored that i'm very that i'm in a position i know where my purpose in my life is because you got to have direction. yeah. and it gave me life. it gave me dire

really long time. but i hope that you have the the feeling that i did that when it finally happens, you'll be cheering because it comes really late, but it does finally happen. and this thing about leadership, you know, it's like get rid of people right away. like he did not. so i think at this moment then we talk about the cabinet. it might be the moment that we talk about the redoubtable all and wonderful abigail adams because while she was not a member of the cabinet, she was in some ways his cabinet. so she is obviously a star in this book as well. i wondered if you might want to talk about her as political advisor. the good, the bad, the ugly. she was probably one of my most favorite parts to write about in this book because she was referred to as his cabinet of one, and they meant that as a criticism, but it was extraordinarily accurate. she most people know that. remember the ladies letter and for good reason because it's extraordinary. but that letter was almost average for her because she had

>> i've asked you three times. if i say i was there, you know what i mean? and i saw everything that happened, you know what i mean? and it's, like, that just makes me as guilty, you know? i -- i still get a murder charge. but i didn't kill him. i didn't pull the trigger. >> finally the dam breaks. paul white starts talking. >> i said, "i think he got some cash in there." you know what i mean? so i said, "we can just - we can go in and rob him." but i said, "he probably know who i am. so we going to have to get some masks." we already had those gloves, those cotton gloves that you were talking about. and then we went up to walmart, and they had those little-type ski masks. >> paul white describes a chilling scene of a panicked bob eidman trying to comply with his assailants' demands for money with that notoriously sticky desk drawer, you know, where bob kept his money, instead of in a safe. >> and then he started shaking and, like, to his drawer, and couldn't get the drawer open. and i was like, "man, just gimme yo

before about 5 times. so while i was shocked to pick up my composure because after all, this is the occupation. anything can be expected as soon as they checked my id can find my name and told me to bring my phone. they had female soldiers with them. the entire house was full of soldiers smashing doors and searching everywhere. i mean, outside the military vehicles which had surrounded the entire area, the female soldiers entered my room and told him to get dressed and bring my id and phone and come with them circle dressing. of course the initial shop was intense. no matter how strong you bought, the situation is not easy. with an i accepted it. i was being arrested, i have to go. i said good bye to my husband and children, and they immediately took me in a military vehicle. the transpose of each of the minutes recapping a novelist was left on the ground. my hands and legs shackled my eyes in the dark between the middle tree barks. i wasn't placing the room, no food, no water until around 2 am, then and i

into your time and your new york times best selling author of after the fall and the world as it is. ben rhodes. so much. hey there. how are you? thank you for coming in. this has been. okay. well, welcome to you all. and welcome to those of you watching on on c-span. so, terry, we're going to get into this book, which is a remarkable blend of your experience is your stories, your time working for barack obama and other people, but also kind of a manual for how to approach public speaking, how to kind of find your own voice. but as someone that worked with you for eight years in the white house, i did want to ask you a question that i don't think i've ever asked you before, which is. what is your favorite speech that you ever wrote for barack obama and why? oh, that's a good, good way to start. someone asked us this at the end of the administration, actually, the white house asked us all the speechwriters, what were your favorite speech to work on? and interestingly, most of them were no, none of the speeches any of you had ever heard of. they weren't the most famous barack obama spe

it is this time around. different this time around.t so any cargo which is not already on board ship will be already on board a ship will be tariff that window of a tariff to. that window of opportunity has left shippers with no choice but to prepare themselves in the same way flier-13�*s“ in the =em= are? trade war themx�*en in the =em= teat trade war one when rates during trade war one when rates went up by 70% in months. five months. therefore forewarned _ five months. therefore forewarned and - five months. therefore forewarned and for- five months. therefore forewarned and for but reliance on global asi as i said, of the shipping. as. ! said; eats eftne trade carried by world's trade carried by sea. it is pretty vulnerable if the supply is disrupted? supply chain is disrupted? working with evggyone working with global chains these are supply chains these days are geopolitical risks all facing geopolitical risks all the time. theyjust happen be about every more and significant impact significant i witht significant i with the these

time now, 604.bon leak at the martinez refinery caused a big weekend fire. the company says two workers discovered the leak saturday afternoon while opening equipment for planned maintenance work. the leaked materials caught fire. the flames spread fast. the workers immediately evacuated that area within the refinery. >> almost like an earthquake. almost. so yeah, it was super scary. honestly, what i thought about was just getting my family to safety. you know, i have a daughter and wife waiting for me at home. and when all of that happened, it's just like you kind of. you don't want to imagine it, but you think maybe an explosion that's bigger. >> now, the martinez refining company describes the fire as a small residual fire that is under control. it's possible the public may see small amounts of smoke for the time being, and there may be flaring throughout the week. >> looking ahead this week, president trump's tariffs on three of the u.s. biggest trading partners goes into effect tomorrow. he's i

he takes nothing for granted, goes the extra mile and proves time and time again that dedication and mike, your work in the missing persons unit and now the larger impact you've had on solving high profile crimes really reflects your extraordinary ability to protect and serve in ways most never even imagined. you've brought closure, justice and peace to countless families and today we recognize you not only for your years of service but for the incredible work you've done in a moment of global significance. on behalf of the entire san francisco police department and the people of this great city, mike, we thank you. thank you for unwavering your unwavering commitment, your keen instincts and your tireless dedication to making san francisco a safer place. your story is an inspiration and we are proud to have you as one of our own. let's all take a moment to honor sergeant michael heron and officer of father and i congratulate . >> all right. thank you very much, acting commander jason sawyer and for your outstandingxa o'brien presentation. and thank you to all the family and friends a

and at the time they was a country that believe the somalia was much larger. they believed if you look at the flag, they are fives. does it presenting each of the areas which they think should be? so my, the 3 pages you would need to include notes on fargo, kenya, through the food. oh, good. then in this book the, and of course somebody land on. so mind yates of that is the country code. so my idea, but we also know that somebody has different problems over the years. and this calling me late and in the 1900 on seventy's during the presidency of see a body shooting. see i to body, we remember that the somalis actually didn't invade oh good, then they all good then wall, which was same as under that time getting the bigger issue of them and used to hate him a young of a head and so on. so you had been overthrown. that was continued on the somalis was reckoning, it's still still, you know, very it's, that's the way until they feel peer inside to bring the cubans. it is the cuban boots on the ground that led to the success of this. it still pins against somebody

post o., postcloture debate time to oppose mr. vought's nomination, to senator merkley. with that, mr. president, i yield the floor. i think i'm yielding to the senator from arizona. the presiding officer: the senator has that right u. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. kelly: mr. president, i bet a lot of folks watching tonight cannot believe that we are here talking about the office of management and budget. the office of management and budget. there is nothing more bureaucratic-sounding in this whole city. and that says something. it's not an office arizonans should really have to think about, let alone see their senators debate for hours. think of this -- think of this office as our government's financial planner. they keep track of spending for everything from veterans' benefits to disaster relief for communities. when flagstaff gets hit by flooding or north scottsdale gets hit by a major wildfire, this is the office that signs off on federal relief. every single federal agency must

time!ian para games, what was the reaction in her village? i will show some videos that are in my mobile. seeing rakshita, many people wanted to inspire and do sports. in district, so many schools and colleges were there. everyone came and congratulated her. really special. yeah. and that's you? yeah. yeah, yeah. on their return. he asked what it was. to my guide. "i was using this tether when i won the gold medals "in the 2018 asian games and 2022 asian games. "i'm very happy and giving it to you." he said he was very happy, and he said he hoped next time, i will win a paralympic medal. yes. yet hope remains, because rakshita has the certainty of a dedicated guide runner and coach in rahul, who is focused on being part of her ambition to reach the top and win. they don't know much about sport. - she should be a role - model for other people, other athletes, so they might get motivated to come out i and participate in sport - and get medals for the country. at the paris paralympics. they we

the number 25 during his time has a giant bonds says major league baseball's all-time leader in home runs the seven-time mvp award winner. he retired in 2007 after a 22 year career. >> i don't know really what to say. so office. so special so special being race here in san francisco. going over and that school cary school, sarah high school for forever for ever. i think it's like. thank you so much. his bill. >> today's ceremony comes a year after february 4th 2024 was steamed willie mays day mays, of course, the late maze was berries, godfather. >> a sad day for the bay area tv broadcast in community. legendary ktvu anchor dennis richmond has died at 81 years old pioneer, no doubt. richmond spent 40 years said ktvu channel 2 was well known to bay area viewers. he was one of the first black news anchors in a major >> news market in the u.s. c covered tons various stories. big ones like the 1976 kidnapping of patty hearst, the 1978 assassinations of san francisco, mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. the 89 loma prieta earthquake to name a few richmond retired in 2008 and

time. take it one week at a time. i mean i threw the september 11th date out of you. you'll get there one day at a time, one week at a time. stay focused. this is your life for the next nine months you have to stay focused. the second and final thing is you represent the san francisco police department. that means you're a model citizen. that means that you represent all of us. you wear our patch now you represent our organization. this is this is this is how you need to behave both on duty and off duty as a model citizen. i stay out of trouble off duty . stay out of trouble while you're here, work hard and you'll graduate and you'll you'll be grateful. and this has been a fantastic career. we have no regrets and you'll do great. so congratulations and i'll see you all along the way. good morning, class. i'm acting assistant chief walsh. i want to give you news that probably we don't normally talk about but one of the groups i oversee is background and they're actually so pleased with this

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i vote every time.ou have to practice it come he just can't keep saying take civics class, listen to what is being said, three forms of government. all of that goes in one ear and out the other. you have to practice. the other thing is and i hope you keep this number, it is a number you can call to get the name and telephone number of your representative and your assemblers. that is how you get involved. call these offices. my question to you -- i think trump is losing it. we have an amendment to the constitution. it was not used against biden. he only has four years. i do not think it will last. we the vice president to takeover within the four years. that is not been limited. how do we implement that? host: that is roberto in houston. the number he gave out as the number to the capitol switchboard which can get your member of congress and call their offices directly. to what he said. guest: amen to the first part of what he is saying. practice is key. it is not enough to learn civics, you have to do c

firefighters to full-time year-round. as it stands today. calfire seasonal firefighters are only for about 9 months of the year and then let go for 3 months during the winter season. but the new bill announced here would change that in the aftermath of the deadly and devastating southern california fires last month. let's be blunt. wildfires. you not take 3 >> so the only calfire firefighting force. that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time when there is a large mega fire. we want to ensure that there are firefighters ready to respond at a moment's notice. 365 days. a year every corner of california needs this bipartisan solution to protect homes and save lives. we're happy to work together and look forward to many more solutions throughout the year. it's a solution. san bernardino based cal fire battalion chief liz brown fully supports truly how fires are put out our boots on the ground. >> and if we don't have boots on the ground, fires don't go out as for how it will be funded. se