e felt the house kind of tw twisting a little bit. more than like 15 o 0 minutes for the whole thing to come through. and then, there it is, what's left of it. >>> mississippi governor tate reeves issued a state of promised federal help. he described the damage as "heartbreaking." fire crews are battling spain's first major wildfire of the y year, more than 1,500 people have been evacuated so far. now, the flames broke out on thursday in eastern spain and scorched more than 93,000 acres so far. this is all footage shared by the firefighters on the ground. at the end of last year, spain officially entered a period of long-term drought because of highainfall over the past three years. >> all right. we'll focus all of our attentio in this forecast on the storm coming our way from monday nigh through wednesday aftern. we are starting to get closer t that obviously to the po where we can start pulling out some highly detailed forecast before we get into those, it's look like theotential could b in tha anre ff an inch to an that's remained

of the occupation an begin to turn the tide against the occupying forces because they may not have twe more years to fight >> ambassador, i wish you were here on better news. you are never here on a good day. but it's really important that you join us and inform our audience because it really matters. >> thanks for having me. >> ambassador michael mcfaul when we come back, biden use his presidential pan to help beef up background checks down on guns and calls on lawmakers to finish the job. our political panel digs in on what he can get done with split congress, when the 11t hour continues >> today, i'm announcing another executive order. i will accelerate and intensif this work to save more lives more quickly first, this executive orde helps keep firearms out of dangerous hands, as i continue to call on congress to inquire require background checks fo all firearm sales. >> all right then. president biden announced hi new executive order in montere park, california, earlie today. it is the site of one of the 110 mass shootings - 110 mass shootings this year - according to the gun viol

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when fdr sprang into action in march 1933, when he stopped th national banking crisis tw days after heworn in, he also, at the same time invented a whole new thing t communicate with the america people, to explain to them wha he and his new administratio were doing and how it wa supposed to work, to stop th national run on the banks. fdr was sworn in march 4th he instituted that federal ban holiday on march 6th on march 12th, he gave his first fireside chat. and it was about the banks crisis >> my friends, i want to tal for a few minutes with the people of the united state about banking, to talk with comparatively few wh understand the mechanics o banking but more particularl with the overall majority of you who use banks for th making of deposits and the drawing of checks. i want to tell you what ha been done in the last few days and why it has was done, and what the next steps are goin to be. first of all, let me state the simple fact that when yo deposit money in a bank, the bank does not put the mone into a safe deposit vault. it invests your money in man different forms of credit.

tw episodes streaming wednesdays. a massive fire ripped through a skyscraper in hong kong as burning debris rained down on a popular shopping district. the 42 story building was under construction, making it more difficult for firefighters to bring it under control. it took nine hours to extinguish the blaze. several nearby buildings had to be evacuated their no votes. there were no reports of injuries. another remarkable rescue in turkey more than three weeks after that devastating earthquake, a dog was found alive in the rubble of a collapsed building and pulled to safety. the husky had lost some weight and was extremely thirsty but appeared to be in relatively good condition. rescuers rushed to that site after someone reported noises coming from the debris to see well now to a well deserved recognition. nearly 60 years in the making. today president biden is set to present the prestigious medal of honor to retired black officer who heroically put his life on the line in vietnam. it's an honor long overdue, retired

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or for tw about about the :al opinion lineker getting into or for tw about about the government's ist the government's policy. so the bbc said to reveal specific arrangements with stars that allows them to express political it comes down to the stars being identified with the bbc so they give the example of the sugar or sarah palin whatever is the property of lord . he's a sir, a lord sir. of lord. he's a sir, a lord sir. i think he's an actual sir. so yeah, lord sugar, sir alan, he isn't tweeting much in moment because he the apprentice is on. so he would be with the bbc. so when the apprentice is not on. yeah. alan sugar, we have to say whatever he wants whatever he wants. okay, but that seems reasonable. it yes. seems reasonable. it yes. seems reasonable. it yes. seems reasonable. i mean the thing with gary lineker is so apparently he had special apparently he had a special agreement davie, the agreement with tim davie, the bbc's yes gary bbc's director general. yes gary lineker bbc all the lineker is on the bbc all the time. he's on every saturday. so for him to tweet at any poin

tw died in san francisco. a tree fell on a tent in oakland. a tree fell on top of their cars. also, an on duty police geant has threatening injuries. th caught it on fire. today the bay continued to have a problem. they are feeling pain. this is on 580 this morning. this is after a retaining wall collapd. dozens of homes are under evacuation due to the threat of a mudslide. mudslide caused a reside to buckle into pieces. this is on redwood boulevard. next to the 101. this caused erosion on the hillside. we are joining us live from the scene. it doesn't look realistic what's going on? >> ye, it's almost unbelievable, right. let me show you are is he mudslide. nd forced the concrete ands as if you want to buckle and you see the results of that. this is another example of the wild weather we have experienced on and off. erosion on the hillside. major this actively assessing this stabilizing it. they hope to prevent farther sliding at this point. the mudslide moves large amounts of water and mud. causing the road to buckle and break. here are no evacuations at this point. they say

or for tw about about the :al opinion lineker getting into or for tw about about the government's isgovernment's policy. so the bbc said to reveal specific arrangements with stars that allows them to express political it comes down to the stars being identified with the bbc so they give the example of the sugar or sarah palin whatever is the property of lord . he's a sir, a lord sir. of lord. he's a sir, a lord sir. i think he's an actual sir. so yeah, lord sugar, sir alan, he isn't tweeting much in moment because he the apprentice is on. so he would be with the bbc. so when the apprentice is not on. yeah. alan sugar, we have to say whatever he wants whatever he wants. okay, but that seems reasonable. it yes. seems reasonable. it yes. seems reasonable. it yes. seems reasonable. i mean the thing with gary lineker is so apparently he had special apparently he had a special agreement davie, the agreement with tim davie, the bbc's yes gary bbc's director general. yes gary lineker bbc all the lineker is on the bbc all the time. he's on every saturday. so for him to tweet at any point but

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colleagues was replacing 5 [inaudible] steps in front of her house and preservation team had to spent tw to 3 monthses review the 5 steps. and you know the house was in a historic district. will it was not main corrector to that historic district n. this case this house is a type ahistoric resoutherlies and it should have been studied much upon more rigorous low and any replacement of materials should have been considered more vigorous low. also i dhoong mr. dratler's upon points about it is scope of work this does in the look like a modest remodel this is much learning are than special we are concerned this could turn out to be [inaudible] situation i than this commission is in the a fan of. that is why the dr needs to be accepted. and reurge to you pay attention to what should be followd and what should be the process and. >> thank you. this is your time. i live at 28, 18th's on the assignment block as the subbeject property and i have a full video of the house from the back of my house and i'm calling to support application. i think that they have done improved the house in appropriat

sarah didn't know which way to turn with investigators in tw states closing in, her husband james hadished their marriage was on life support, and she had just been summoned by her county sheriff >> so i went into his office and homeland security wa waiting for me, and they wer like sit down, we need to talk to you and they said we just received in the last ten minutes that your husband is trying to have you killed today >> sarah, on a hit list. but why? sarah had a pretty good idea >> they wanted all the money and he knew i had it locked up with the divorce getting ready so get her out of the way an we'll get the assets so they could run to brazil. >> but sarah, marked for death yes, the sheriff told her, she was supposed to die that ver day. >> what was that moment like for you? >> i can't even describe it. doesn't seem real. it's like a movie. i sat there and spoke with the all day. and i had asked can i call someone, like i don't know wha to do. they said, nope, we have t take you into a safe home. >> call no one >> hmm-mm. >> not even your mom >> nope, no one. because they were a

where we are in the member of things the csl bills and where cw a is, again, tw weeks ago was the last dame i think figure 17th. we will see more. in 2 weeks. >> and any of you if you are interested to coming to the joints ledge it is the same place, please, feel free. we start at 9 o'clock temperature it is a busy morning. >> any questions. had a good legislative report. we are up on it. thank you. >> thankful to cindy can have man and her team they make me look good. >> ready for the case report. >> commissioners. >> oops. commissioners item 10 the case report by fiona. >> all right. thank you. good morning. congratulations on your first in person meeting good to see you and thank you on a person note to your staff for working with me. i was the third party. i was the third party presenter. thank you. [inaudible]. working with mow on that? and the department anyway. on to the [inaudible] report. today. i know there is [inaudible] i new commissioner i will go briefly over the case and before i start i will point out that -- we did submit a report that's before you. cases and we are a

the plaintiff in this case has slippery ski slope ahead for tw big reasons. gwyneth paltrow, she was an oscar-winning actress, she is the ceo of google gilgamesh she's got the guys covered on the jury in the women covered with goop, which doesn't excuse her if she is guilty of this. here is the victim, the alleged victim's attorney in than we will get your response. watch. >> what happened to terry? >> well, the day after the crash , he goes to the va hospital. at the va, they x-rayed his rib and they say yes, you've got fo broken ribs, two of them broken completely. a few days later they confirm that terry suffered a concussio in this ski crash. >> is up to show a lot more tha just injuries to prove that gwyneth paltrow clucked her. >> did you know this was a beginner slope? >> also there is an illegal doctrine called assumption of the risk. is either expressed or implied. if you are skydiving implied, implied assumption of the risk is if you go to a ballgame or i you go to a roller rink, i woul argue if you go to a ski slope and somebody bumps into you, yo

doctor, just as a human being, you know, taking some o life is not okay with me >> so you're saying you twstermind the plan to have mcgahn and mac, killed >> it was never planned to hav anybody killed, so no, i did not mastermind of land hav meghan and or matt killed. >> do you believe valerie wa the mastermind's plan? >> she asked for something t happen that she clearly wanted to have happen - i don't think she masterminded it, thank you progressively go there. >> conveniently for, leo valerie wasn't around to defen yourself and again, he was the one abou to go on trial the doctor takes the stand will he be able to save himself? coming up. >> you need to restate you question >> a suspect, not as clever as he thinks, or just cleve enough to convince a jury? >> i never asked to have anybody hurt, killed, harmed kidnapped. >> what would the verdict be when dateline continues. (screaming) defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all go

could be brough in manhattan will be massive the current expectation in manhattan is for a possible tw count indictment of donald trump for falsifying busines records and possibly violating state tax law or violating state campaign finance law such an indictment will surely be historic, and will be important, and could mak donald trump a convicted felon but such an indictment will no be by any description massive. what happens in georgia is going to be massive. this is according to one of th grand jurors they are allowed, by georgia law, to reveal everythin except what was said in thei deliberations amongs themselves they could reveal the names of everybody that they recommende for indictment, but none of th jurors have been willing to go that far they did tell the atlant journal-constitution about som new evidence that has neve been reported before, and seem like everybody in georgia wa recording their phone call with donald trump. in some states, it's against the law to record a telephon call without alerting the othe party to the phone call that you are recording it georgia is not o

it looks like there are now tw or three, and that, from a prosecutor's point of view, is just killer evidence it does show, some very good reporting in the atlanta papers, as you mentioned, it showe them to be cohesive, clearly sympathetic to the witnesses that are most hostile, to trump, clearly and vice versa, an they had some real zingers including at the end this is gonna be massive so, recall, this is just the special grand jury that made recommendations to fani willis and then a real actual grand jury that sits starting very soon will process the evidence but, based on what not just four person but these five hav now said, it's coming at trump like a freight train, in a freight train with many cars o it this in contrast to the brag indictment, which i think is going to be returned on monday is really a complex sprawlin case involving not just trump, but all the presidents men a well, probably about 15 people >> charles coleman, i want t get into this specific procedurally, of how this migh work in manhattan, if donald trump is indicted in manhattan and if there is distinctions

i don't want to -- jeopardize investigation >> last year when you came int office, you are only in tw months people in your office wanted t push for whatever reason you didn't he took a lot of heat, when have said publicly, and i've said to you privately becaus you can buy sometimes on a national action network rallie to talk about gun violence and crime. and how you just seeme unperturbed by all of th controversy. but what does weigh into you making a decision when some of your prosecutors come on whether you are moving forward or not in any case, what are th things that mean something t you that leads you to fina decision >> i appreciate the question you know, we are looking at th facts and the law. and the facts as they develop. we review documents, we talk t witnesses, and so yes we liv in this world. we may hear what the despondence as we may or other commentary but our focus is on the evidence and the law and as you know, i've been doing this for 20 plus years i'm new to being distric attorney and to some of th attention that came with that. but the doing of the job, th investig

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>> i think it's aims that tw crimes are likely.h ossifies business records under new york law, it is a misdemeanor unless it i used to conceal another crime. i doubt alvin bragg would go through all this enormou effort simply to charge former president with misdemeanor. so it seems that second piec is likely. and here based on what we have heard publicly from michae cohen and what he pled guilt to, we know that the reason fo the falsification of the business records was to concea the payments that was donation to the campaign in 2016. had that payment abandoned goe up publicly, it could have damage his political campaig or his personal reputation, or both so concealing can constitute that second crime whic converts this minute - misdemeanor, into a felony so it is a serious crime i don't know that length prison sentence is likely. i'm not sure any priso sentence is likely, although i know that michael cohen did ge three years for this can bin with other crimes. i think a felony conviction fo someone running for presiden will be ver

we are left here with tw questions.his episod and what should regulars b doing now? congresswoman maxine waters is a democrat in california, th ranking member of the financia services committee, and sh joins me now congresswoman, this is an area of expertise for you first, let's start with credit squeeze am i right to view that as being in a different categor fundamentally than their concerns over some of th smaller, mid-sized banks tha are in the - in the u.s.? >> you are absolutely correct. as a matter of fact, i was a little bit surprised when heard about this and of course, we need t understand, of course, the implications of contagion an what could happen, aside fro what we are experiencing her in the united states we did a very good job o making sure that we shut dow silicone valley and signatur bank, but what is th relationship, if any i think we have work to do t find out >> i want to ask you a questio about the decision-makin process for the fed an treasury to take extraordinary actions to shore up and bank sto

. >> item tw an ordinance amending the planning code to aluprojects under housing opportunity equity home sf new dwelling u mitt its the emrent increase limitations to the ordinance and appropriate findings. item 3 is an ordinance amending the planning code to exclude historic districts under article 10 of planning from the homeownership equity. home sf program approximate, firm findings. members of public who wish to comment on item 2s and 3 dial 415-655-0001, access code: 2484 574 6970 ##. thank you. map dam clerk. colleagues we heard this acum times already. part more that twice. it is in the quite ready. so i we have maddon from supervisor dorsey's office just for the public. we are going to have to continue this and i intend to continue it to the call of the chair until things are red and because the 2 legislation relate to one another we will just have them become had they are ready. so. go ahead ms. tanning. president peskin thinking this is the first time have been heard but not the first time item 4 has been heard. >> and if i may madam change in so part state legislator fur

>> two points on, this the markets are not thinking tha he is gonna slow down for tw reasons.if the banking system i now going to freeze up a bit which means they're not goin to be lending to you and me. >> which is fair to say, the are going to freeze up a bit especially for small and mid size banks, this lending bonanza that has been going on for all of these years, they can't be doing that in thi year >> that is slowing down th economy and mostly o innovation with a meeting to raise rates. the other thing is more macr credential as they call it >> what where did you say? >> macro credential, i'm sorry to use that word >> did you make up >> basically - >> i believe just showed up. >> silicon valley bank, ther are banks that have bonds on their balance sheet. this is how, they were suppose to be safe and as the banks have been raising rates those assets hav become less. so the banking system itself has become weaker as the rates that raised rates. so we have to worry about ho they're rates affect the rea combat also had effects leadin system wall street is now betting tha the

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it the case that russia is in fact the revisionist, the more vatile, more unpredictable power of the tw, ereas china i perhaps if paul is correct, looking more fo a rough personal -- more of a rapprochement? bridge: i really resist attempts to kind of a centralized states' behavior, that they are revisionist or no revisionist. i think that has to do a lot with structure and contingent factors. 20 years ago, putin was their status quo actor. now he ia revionist actor. under o, china was the ultimate revisionistctor. now it is a status quo aor. we cannot assume that is fixed. i have debates about this with my good friend at the university of virginia, who would be a real good person to sit in on one of these sessions. i think the problem here is that china is and i reallwant to hear more what paul said because i think this is the nature -- i actual agree with pa that china is not looking for an opportunity to use military force against taiwan. my fear is -- my concern is that their goal -- their express goals but also what they are structurally, naturally looking into, which is great powe