i think republicans are going to be unified behind donald trump and his initiatives. thing in the world would be to have a government funding fight in march, so let's work on making sure that the government is funded. let's work on the president's agenda. let's work on extending or making permanent the tax cuts and jobs act from 2017, where most of those provisions expire at the end of the year, if we don't do anything to make sure that they are given permanency or extend enough for a certain period of years. caitriona: ok kid you have a lot on your plate absolutely. thanks for freeing up some of your time to join us here, congressman david cust have republican congressman from tennessee, joining us here on bbc. thank you very much. rep. kustoff: thank you very much could have a good day. caitriona: let's get some views from across the aisle, pennsylvania congresswoman madeleine gain -- dean. is it going to be as he described? rep. dean: you know, one of the reasons i went to attend the inauguration of president donald trump is to show that i am here come i am here fo

oakland unified school district could run out of money by next school year. the alameda county office of education says a county review shows years of district, you know, kicking budget problems down the road, leaving it strapped financially. course, what you're going just a closer look at what could happen if the district's board of directors don't act quickly. >> in a letter from alameda county superintendent of schools, alice castro sent tuesday to the oakland unified school district's superintendent and its board. castro says the oakland unified school district is operating on an unsustainable budget stating the school district's budget deficit is projected to reach 152 million dollars this year and without implementing the budget solutions approved by the board in december, the district could run out of cash by more than 30 million dollars in november. last month, the school district filed a negative certification to the office of education. in castro's letter, she agreed with the district self-assessment saying, quote, without significant intervention,

to be unified? do you think there's still a lot of division? >> oh, absolutely. there is division, but we can unify around the flag, unify around the constitution. >> reporter: many traveled from out of state to be here for this moment. >> we're huge supporters of trump and he's done a lot for us and so this is the least i could do. >> reporter: while the move indoors because of the extreme cold brought changes to the day, a raucous campaign atmosphere filled the arena celebrating president trump's return. supporters here who we've spoken to believe that president trump is more comfortable and experienced in washington this time around and will also get more done since republicans also control congress. back to you. >> and the senate just gave president trump his first member of the new cabinet, confirming marco rubio as secretary of state. >>> some of the biggest tech ceos had prime seats at president trump's inauguration, most from bay area companies like apple's tim cook, meta's mark zuckerberg,

they're not always unified. this issue will be a big exception in that regard. >> i've got about a minute left to ask each of you the same question. shaniqua, your answer first. what do you expect? day one? or let's put it into the first week of the trump presidency. you first. and then carlos. >> yeah, we just talked about immigration. i think we're going to see him at least start talking about releasing the terrorists who attacked the capitol on january 6th. and at some point, he's going to start pressuring republicans in congress to move forward on this big reconciliation tax bill to increase or to lower extend lower taxes for, you know, wealthy individuals in this country. but i think he's going to stick to what he said. he's been pretty clear throughout the campaign and throughout this time, as he goes into being sworn in tomorrow, what he's going to do. so i think we'll see it. >> carlos, last word to you. hopes and fears for this week. >> well, look, i think on policy, it's the two big issues that propell

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so the signal is that we will have a unified syria both internally. that would be inclusive of all minorities can include in the codes because, you know, because issues your issue is still hanging up there. but also, you know, other minorities, they have their own fields and we're talking about, you know, sidney. she lights, christians and other minorities. so i think the messaging is that we will have the unified syria that is inclusive and ruled, you know, under a pro, for the type of a governess. because there are a few years in the region that the new administration has a certain color. they have a such an ideology and this is, i think, the new administration sending messages to collin to the few like the perceptions of the, the regional international perceptions of the new administration saying that no, we're going to have a different type of governance that is inclusive as send and uh, you know, messages to countries such as the united states, the united kingdom and also out of countries in the region that we will be cooperating to stabilize the

and the north bay, the of allay city unified school district has narrowed down its choices for possible. >> school closures and consolidations. the district held a town hall meeting earlier this week to get input from the community. currently, there are 19 schools in the district of about 9,000 students. the superintendent says the district needs to cut about 8 million dollars from its budget. the board will now vote on one of 3 options and first option mare island, health and fitness academy is going to close and the lie charlie or school will move to the mare island campus under the second option. loma vista, environmental science academy would be converted to a tk through 5th grade school and the 6th through 8th graders. they would move to solano. why leadership academy and then under the 3rd option, the district would completely close the loma vista, environmental science academy. these options are going to be voted on at the next board meeting on february 19th. whichever option is chosen will go into effect next school year. >> let's talk weather as we get a live look at the golden

. >>> the alameda county superintend issuing a stark warning to the oakland unified school district. make massive cuts now or potentially run out of cash by november. da lin has the latest on how the district is addressing an urgent budget crisis. >> reporter: oakland unified has been dealing with budget problems for years. the school board recently voted to not shut down schools and gave teachers a raise instead of making hard choices. the county superintendent said that's leading the district down a path of bankruptcy. ousd parent corina flores love their school, international community school in the fruitvale neighborhood. >> she loves ics because of her teacher miss sarah. >> reporter: that's why it was a big relief when the school board voted last month to not shut down ics. >> i wanted her to stay in a bilingual close. that's the main reason i close ics. >> reporter: district officials say merging ten schools that share the same campuses would have saved them some money. instead they're looking at laying off administrators and educators. the district is facing a $95 million bud

at the end of the day, what's important is that we're unified. i think there's two key things that we have to make sure we get done coming in out of the gates in the first year here. we have at risk a $4 trillion tax increase, and we have to secure the u.s./mexico border. i'm of the view that one bill is easier than two difficult negotiations. at the end of the day, what's important is that we're unified so we can deliver on president trump's agenda and the mandate which the voters have sent us to secure the border and make sure we're addressing and preventing a $4 trillion tax increase which would be detrimental to the u.s. economy. cheryl: well, border security, certainly, and that is what america asked for in november when they went to the poll polls. -- polls. but also fiscal responsibility. we're sitting on more than $36 trillion in debt, and we now have a new disaster happening and unfolding right now in california. so is what about the funding needs if for fema who are still dealing with western north carolina, to be clear, still have peop

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that's what i want to be a peacemaker and a unifier. i'm pleased to say that as of yesterday, one day before i assumed office, the hostages in the middle east are coming back home to their families. >> let's bring in the host of stakelbeck tonight, eric stakelbeck and coauthor of stolen youth, bethany mandel. thank you both for coming on. the president there, talking about the hostages, talking about the fact that he wants to be a peacemaker. the jerusalem post had this headline, i know you know this story, but i wanted to get your take, because everybody here, all of our team thought it was horrific, says quoting here. hamas gave completion certificates to released hostages with red cross signatures. it goes on to say the items inside the bag, because they gave them gift bags, gave a clear depiction of the psychological torture methods hamas used on captives. what? what's your reaction, bethany? you followed this story from the very beginning and before. when you see this kind of psychological warfare, what what does it make you think?

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we are looking for a unifier. we are looking for someone who can hit the ground running, that can unify the city, the leadership of the city, the community and businesses and all that is involved in the city of oakland. we need a unifier, not a special interest group, getting money, not because they're trying to make a political career out of this position , but serious unifier's coming to do a job for the people of oakland for a change. we need a person who is really going to stand for the people, to make sure the people get the kind of services that they need in the city of oakland. >> how would you compare this time and space to what we have historically seen in the city? >> i have been here 79 years, to be honest with you. i have been here all of my life and i don't plan on going anywhere. what am i seeing? i have never seen oakland in the shape it is in now but i have never seen, even with the kingpins operating and everything that we have had, i have never seen oakland in a worse situation than it is in righ

a peace maker and unifier. i am pleased to say that as of yesterday one day before i assumed office, the hostages in the middle east are coming back home to their families. thank you. america will reclaim its rightful place as the greatest most powerful, respected nation on earth inspiring the awe and admiration of the entire world. a short time from now we are going to be changing the name of the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america and restoring the name of mount mckinley. president mckinley made our nation rich through talent and he was a natural business many and gave teddy roosevelt the money for the panama canal which has foolishly been given to the country of panama after the united states, think of this, spent more money than ever spent on a project before and lost 38,000 lives in the building of the panama canal. we have been treated very badly from this foolish gift that should have never been made, and panama's promise to us has been broken. the purpose of our deal and the spirit of our treaty has b

oakland unified school district could run out of money by next school year.meda county office of education says the county review shows years. the district kicking budget problems down the road, leaving it strapped financially. kron four's. philippe djegal has a closer look at what could happen if the district's board of directors don't act quickly. >> in a letter from alameda county superintendent of schools, alice castro sent tuesday to the oakland unified school district superintendent and its board. castro says the oakland unified school district is operating on an unsustainable budget stating the school district's budget deficit is projected to reach 152 million dollars this year. and without implementing the budget solutions approved by the board in december, the district could run out of cash by more than 30 million dollars in november. last month, the school district filed a negative certification to the office of education. in castro's letter, she agreed with the district self-assessment saying, quote, without significant intervention, the district i

we are in unified command with the city of los angeles fire department. in addition to cal fire, we have well over 5000 acres that have burned, and the fire is growing. we have no percentage of containment. we have an estimated 1000 structures destroyed. and also no reported fatalities and a high number of significant injuries to residents who did not evacuate. in addition to first responders who were on the fire line. we have over 1000 personnel assigned, and the cause of the fire is unknown. however, it is under investigation for the eaton fire. it is located in both the angeles national forest. the altadena area of l.a. county, and pasadena. l.a. county is in unified command, with both the angeles national forest and the pasadena fire department. we have over 2000 acres burning at this time, and the fire continues to grow with 0% containment. we have over 500 personnel assigned, and unfortunately, we have two reported fatalities, two civilians. unknown cause at this time. and we do have a number of significant injuries. we have over 100 structures dest

it is so unifying. no talk about biden with his pardons of his family. we want a unified country.it is." it's getting great reviews. one little paragraph the trauma, the fake news goes crazy -- paragraph that is wrong, the fake news goes crazy. so i won't put it in my speech but i'm speaking in front of a hell of a lot of people at a place called capital one arena and i will talk about it. so we are going to be going over the beautiful oval office, one of the great offices in history. even if it wasn't beautiful, it's the oval office, but it is beautiful and we love the oval office. the wars start and end there. everything starts and ends at the oval office. we love it. we are going to release our great hostages that didn't do, for the most part -- they didn't do stuff wrong. take a look at what went on and look at what happens in other parts of the country. in portland, where they kill people, destroyed the city, nothing happens to them. in seattle, when the took over a big chunk of the city, nothing happened. minneapolis, essentially nothing happened. all they want to do is go a

again, i want to thank this unified team. we are leaning _ this unified team. we are leaning in.team _ render it realjustice. this team well. i want to also thank our citizens for your heartfelt prayers, _ our citizens for your heartfelt prayers, new orleans is a world—class city and i can say that — world—class city and i can say that i've _ world—class city and i can say that i've heard from world leaders _ that i've heard from world leaders all this morning and up until— leaders all this morning and up until now. _ leaders all this morning and up until now, in addition to my trrother— until now, in addition to my brother and sister mayors across _ brother and sister mayors across this country. they are calling, _ across this country. they are calling, the responding in their— calling, the responding in their standing with the city of new— their standing with the city of new orleans and what they always _ new orleans and what they always say he want me to reiterate, they understand the resilience of this community. and — resilience of this community. and we — resilience of this

if democrats remain unified in their opposition to some of mr. trump's picks, for his cabinet, do you expect them all to make it through? >> what i promised is a fair process for all of them. when it comes to his picks, and i would say this of any president, they deserve a lot of latitude. his picks will come through a process where if they get reported out of the committee, come across the floor of the senate, we'll make sure they get the vote. and i think that -- i suspect a lot of them will get through. and we'll see about all of them remains to be seen. but i think that's why we have the process and adhere to that process, and give all of these nominees an opportunity to make their cay. >> you've said that you have to see if democrats play ball or not. but you don't need democrats to get these through. so, does that mean you already know, some of your republican senators won't vote to confirm kash patel at the fbi or pete hegseth at the pentagon? >> we don't have, at this point, i don't think, clarity on that. i think these are nominees who a

we want a unified country. they said don't talk about the j-6 hostages that you're going to be releasing today. sir, don't put that in your speech, please. i said, but are really, i want to put it in my speech. they said sir, it won't be unified like it is. it's so beautiful. and it is getting great reviews. you know, if i put things like that in, i'll get terrible reviews. one little paragraph that's a little wrong, the fake news goes crazy, right? so i said, all right. i won't put it in my speech. but you know what, i'm speaking in front of a hell of a lot of people at a place called capital one arena. and i'll talk about it there. so we're going to -- we're going to be going over the beautiful oval office, one of the great offices in history, even if it wasn't beautiful, it's the oval office, but it is beautiful. we love the oval office. it all starts -- the wars start and end there. everything starts and ends at the oval office. we love it. but we're going to go to the oval office, we're going to sign. we'r

know to buying power from is it or that combining power and do in this measure is demands urgent. unified international actions on hobby means that lifeline who was the kind of thing and people and reproduce, particularly in the guys. and this functions are replaceable for 7070 parties in line with its mandates. are you under the jewish in p 02 and 194. the longer has protected them, provided the relief to palestinian refugees is thrown. is hard to both now. and then any postwar context is that you didn't notice target to nora must therefore be here's a new lady dixon such a task. so i'm not nearly here. i've got one agency. this type of the heart with the international, the mountain is the most, do nothing to is that all items are producing 100 fifties and the very concept for the 2 state solution undermining beautiful, nidia and hope for peace. despite the severity of the causes, this moment or part of the corrosion of caution, chance to act decisively with the condition, accountability unintentionally on promotion us to do that a t. as i want to call and vision, we can transform disapp

my proudest legacy will be that of a peacemaker and unifier. that's what i want to be a peacemaker and a unifier, or perhaps his biggest challenge will be the ceasefire in gaza between israel and home us a deal he took credit for securing which is largely holding this as well as the tensions of the occupied west back where trump lifted sanctions against this really settlers, despite a search and violence against palestinians his secretary of state, marco rubio, has repeatedly reaffirmed washington steadfast support for his route. they have to defend on national security and the national interest. as i pointed on my opening statement, nearly 3 years after russia invaded ukraine, president trump has threatened russia with taxes, terrorist and sanctions, unless it reaches a deal to end the war soon. sylvia is too much, let's go. but shortly after trump was inaugurated president vladimir put in and now said moscow will strengthen ties with beijing schedule. and across here up there is concerned. trump will unravel the needle defense alliance. addre

in unified command. our county partners — management and all of our county partners i— management and all of our county partners. i know la at usda officials _ partners. i know la at usda officials also wanted to be with us but given — officials also wanted to be with us but given the conditions that was challenging. a few school updates. to make _ challenging. a few school updates. to make the elementary at woodlands hill academy will be relocated all week _ hill academy will be relocated all week. palisades and mark elementaries will be very located at brentwood science magnet for tomorrow. paul reviewed her middle school _ tomorrow. paul reviewed her middle school will _ tomorrow. paul reviewed her middle school will be relocated at university high tomorrow. pali high school— university high tomorrow. pali high school is _ university high tomorrow. pali high school is not in session this entire week— school is not in session this entire week and — school is not in session this entire week and canyon e

it was not about -- i thought it was important to unify the party, and when the party was worried about whether or not i was going to be able to move, i thought, even though i thought i could win again, i thought it was better to unify the party and it was the greatest honor of my life to be president of the united states, but i did not want to be one who caused a party that wasn't unified to lose an election. that's why i stepped aside, but i was confident she could win. >> do you think she should run again? >> [indiscernible] pres. biden: well, i had a long talk with zelenskyy today. and i think that as long as we continue to keep western europe united as it relates to ukraine that there's a chance that the ukrainians can prevail because the cost to russia is incredibly high, over 600,000 dead or wounded, the koreans they brought in our having high mortality rates as well -- in are having high mortality rates as well, and i made it clear that i provided every bit of funding with the authority i have as president to be able to do that now and i know that there are a significant number

, that is what i want to be, a peacemaker and a unifier., the hostages in the middle east are coming back home, to their families. >> trace: let's bring in the host, eric and coauthor bethany, thank you both for coming on, the president talking about the hostages talking about the fact that he wants to be a peacemaker, the jerusalem post had this headline, i know you know this story but i want to get your take because everybody here, all of our team thought it was horrific, hamas gave completion certificate to released hostages with red cross signatures, it goes on to say the items inside of the bag, because they gave gift bags, gave a clear depiction of the psychological torture methods hamas used on captives,. what is your reaction bethany? when you see this kind of psychological warfare, what is it making you think? >> it terrorizes the women that they have held for 471 days but it also feeds into a propaganda narrative that they have seated western media, by the way they have had great coverage of the whole release, it's almost as if th

it's so unifying. don't talk about biden with his pardons of his family. we want a unified country.the j-6 hostages that you are going to be releasing today. sir, don't put that in your speech, please. i said but really i want to put it in my speech they said, sir, it won't be unified like it is. it's so beautiful the way it is. and it is getting great reviews. if i put things like that i will get terrible reviews. one little paragraph that's a little bit wrong the fake news goes crazy, right? so, i said all right, i won't put it in my speech, but do you know what? i'm speaking in front of a hell of a lot of people at a place called capital one arena and i will talk 'it there. so we're going to be going over the beautiful oval office, one of the great offices in history. even if it wasn't beautiful it's the oval office, but it is beautiful we love the oval office. the wars start and end there. everything starts and ends at the oval office. we love it we're going to the go to the oval office. we're going to release our great hostages that didn't do for the most part -- they didn't do

that's what i want to be a peacemaker and a unifier. i'm pleased to say that as of yesterday one day before i assumed the office, the hostages in the middle east are coming back home to their families. the going to bring in the shower. now is there a senior political unless he joins us from the highest we who did trump wants to be a peace, make a unify. but when it comes to israel is never going to be that straightforward. is it that how bullets, how could the relationship between the us and as well become do you think i a rod, i'm not sure it's going to be qualified. i'm not sure why you're saying that. um, it seems to me that uh nothing. yeah, on trump are quite close and they had been close and they had been in communication since before. uh from uh, got selected and ever since they've been in very close contacts. and in fact, that much of the uh, what the top is talking about has been coordinated with nothing you know, and you know, refused to guess by didn't the light of the day despite the bite and giving him more than $2200000000

success will be a great unifier but beyond anyone to unify the whole country and that's going to be huge. >> he said that in his interview it will be a speech about unity apparently lights will be woven within it. not just of the speech but the day in the event. when you look at this coalition latinos increased numbers by 13% for black americans 15%. young people 19%. has a big coalition is only bigger than 8 years ago for. >biggerthan 8 years ago. i will be interesting to the conversations about the speech. the speech at years ago was america's carnage. a lot of people viewed as dark. you safe going to be later, larrlarry will w will wait and a lot of president trump. it's undeniable trump is a master marketer he had his finger on the pole hopefully, i think politically there's a bunch of people recently won 1 including my party of president biden decided to continue to run this litigation. the inauguration date is the best day of your president to the tough work starts immediately larry paints a beautiful picture of the 1 bill. >> 1 big beautiful bill "everyone's going to get behind it

. >> a much more unified republican party than the one he showed up to see in 2017. you had a leadership shocked at his win and was not sure what to think of him. many of whom worked at odds with his agenda. this time around he has a much more unified leadership of the republican party but four years ago we saw joe biden get all of his cabinet nominees approved without any defections among his democrat cohort on the senate side. there are still questions about republicans in the senate and whether they'll come around on some of the nominees and one of the critical elements of what today is really about. projecting a unified front and making clear that the american people voted for this. this is something that they wanted to happen. you have the first commanding win that you've seen in a very long time for the republican party. for those on the outskirts they better get in line. >> harris: you heard that announcement take your seats inside the capitol now. it is such a beautiful moment that everyone can enjoy without the flying snow, ice and wind inside. not the first

and we're working with them and unified command. for animals, there are established shelters at animal shelter rose bowl stadium at 1001 rose bowl drive in pasadena. small an mawill shelter, pasadena human society at raymond avenue in pasadena. i'm going to switch gears now to the palisades fire that we have been heavily involved in with our partners at lapd and l.a. city fire, and everyone else that is working. as of this morning, the fire was still burning in naarea. that's impacting our residents, evacuations are in effect. continuously in effect for the city of calabasas, the city of malibu, los angeles city, pacific palisades, and unincorporated area of los angeles county, and topanga canyon. evacuation is approximately 37,000 residents. under evacuation orders and approximately 15,000 structures at risk. again, that's specifically for the palisades fire. evacuation warnings, approximately 20,000 residents are under evacuation warnings, and approximately 6,500 structures are at risk. there have been minor injuries, and our part

host: he said my proudest legacy be that of a peacemaker and a unifier. what is the face on that front? guest: obviously we are a divided nation. a lot of recent presidents have started out saying they want unity. his inaugural address, the way in which he describes unity is actually very similar to how a lot of our recent president have. you look at former president bidens inaugural or the trump previous one or president obama. they talk about unity in terms of not disagreeing. they say if we all agree there is nothing we can do, but that is not what unity means in free society. what unity means is not so much thinking alike as acting together. the challenge for a president, for our national politics is how do we act together on national problems when we don't think alike? the answer to that involves negotiation, bargaining, the test of any president is what he can get accomplished in that way. not only how does use his power, because ultimately that is much more constrained than we often imagine. and they need other people to agree with and in order to

host: he said my proudest legacy be that of a peacemaker and a unifier. what is the face on that front? guest: obviously we are a divided nation. a lot of recent presidents have started out saying they want unity. his inaugural address, the way in which he describes unity is actually very similar to how a lot of our recent president have. you look at former president bidens inaugural or the trump previous one or president obama. they talk about unity in terms of not disagreeing. they say if we all agree there is nothing we can do, but that is not what unity means in free society. what unity means is not so much thinking alike as acting together. the challenge for a president, for our national politics is how do we act together on national problems when we don't think alike? the answer to that involves negotiation, bargaining, the test of any president is what he can get accomplished in that way. not only how does use his power, because ultimately that is much more constrained than we often imagine. and they need other people to agree with and in order to

this is sensory, great speeches, so unifying. don't talk about biting with his parts and service family. we want a unified country, they said don't talk about the j 6 hostages that you're going to be releasing today . sir, don't put that in use beach, please. i said, but i really, i want to put it by speech is, or it won't be unified like it is. it's so beautiful the way it is and it is getting great reviews. you know, if i put things like that and i get terrible reviews, one little paragraph that's a little bit wrong with the fake news goes crazy with so i said, all right, i won't put it in my speech, but you know why that particular problem available. other people's, at a place called capital one arena and i'll talk about it. so we're going to, we're going to be going over the beautiful oval of is one of the great offices in history, even of all as a beautiful, as the oval office. but it is beautiful, and we love the oval office. it all starts with the every, the wars start and then there everything starts and ends at the oval

, that's what i want to be a peacemaker and a unifier. i'm pleased to say that as of yesterday one day before i assumed the office, the hostages in the middle east are coming back home to their families. the okay, we do it now by my one. be sorry, i'll just hear a senior political analyst see, joins us from the law. so as we hear that don't trump says he wants to be a peace, mike, and to unify the surely that clashes with israel is policies when it comes to guys are in the palestinian territories. well, not when you are ordained by god. not when you're saved by god to make america great again times in peace on to the honey land. clearly the understanding of trump for what piece is, is not exactly conducive to what you, i, or people in palestine. my think what he says he wants to bring peace to is read. i think a lot of his followers, his main support is in the united states, the question sinus and event, general questions and so on, so forth. what, how do you much like him to be supportive? is there a lot to bring peace to is right. what

the two parts, you need to unify them in practice, you need to unify them in operation.and we need to build our vision for palestine and specifically gaza on principles of transparency on principles of order. principles of one command, principles of one weapon, one line of communication and so forth and that is what is called the gaza reform and habitation plan. we also have it ready and we have some strategic initiative that applies to all of palestine but specifically will also take into consideration gaza because if we talk about strategic initiatives including renewable energy, agriculture to ensure that we have, we can achieve the people if we talk about education for all and the healthcare system and assuring we localize the healthcare services than that is important because all these initiatives will save us money. and it is important to save money because we understand it will require billions to reconstruct gaza so any saving in any direction is important. >> host: you mentioned reforms your government and the palestinian authority's implementing as you said. he

control to truly be unified. president trump is a great listener he's go doing hear us all out at the end daft when i play call is meads we have to work together to prevent the economic catastrophe the biden administration from continuing. whaing we're going to do here in florida is have that conversation to figure out exactly the strategy to deliver on the policies that were unified behind i would offer republican conference is incredibly unified behind our core tenants controlling spending and prevents massive increase in taxes having this conversation up front is great to pull us together to make sure that we are unified because in a reconciliation package it is very likely this will come down to requiring every single republican vote in the house. as well as in the ?ats. senate. >> congressman thank you so much we appreciate you being here. i want to get to this live floor where the vote to confirm kristi noem as next dhs secretary is getting underway. we are keeping an eye on that. we're waving the tally for

he's a unifying figure right now because think about it. this coalition, and that's why he has a -- he has a difficult job. he has the oligarchs that have sir surrendered, right? >> jonathan: bezos, zuckerberg, elon musk. >> and the crypto guys. >> jonathan: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you have all that. you have working class african americans. you have south texas and the rio grande valley. people prepared not just to stop voting for democrats, but to vote for him. he's bot the hgot the hard righ maga. he has the financiers. he has to hold -- his thing is to hold that coalition together, but if you had to have somebody to do it, he's the guy to do it. that's why he is at the level of washington and lincoln, and this will be known, and when history is written, elon musk, steve bannon, tucker carlson, jonathan karl, we'll all be washed away and forgotten in the footnotes. they'll know two things, and pelosi will be washed away, and schumer. they'll know two things. trump and the maga movement, but this is a change in american pli politics. it's go

turns out vallejo city unified school district spokesperson selena bag says sometime between friday night and early that morning thieves broke in stole copper wire from the power grid, cutting electricity off for the entire kindergarten through 8th grade campus. the vallejo police department is investigating. these are children. it's just disappointing that that somebody would do this to a school where these kids did nothing didn't it didn't deserve bag. says initial repair quotes range from 150 to $250,000. students took monday off while teachers prepared at the school district's headquarters on mare island for independent learning plans starting tuesday, baggy out says the school district is committed to making the repairs and reopening the school declining enrollment and money problems have led the district to consider closing or consolidating some campuses. but baghdad house as the leadership academy is not on the chopping block, but could eventually take in students from another campus down the road. yes, we will do their hair stand. we are working really hard and on in a statement,

we flipped it around. >> anne, thank you. >>> right now at 6:00, a wake-up call for the oakland unified school district as time and money is running out. >> we have to do things the right way and be deliberate in order to be successful, but we don't have time to wait. >> the district's plan to avoid even more state intervention. >>> plus, president trump and governor newsom setting aside differences to survey fire damage in southern california, his visit just wrapping up, what the president said about federal help for the victims. >>> and what's meant to make a san francisco street safer is causing some confusion, the debate over the new neck down road in the sunset district and exactly how it works. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. >>> the alameda county superintend issuing a stark warning to the oakland unified school district. make massive cuts now or potentially run out of cash by november. da lin has the latest on how the district is addressing an urgent budget crisis.

i'm standing right now in what is called the unified command centre and by the way, thank you for having me today. this is the headquarters of the entire response across the whole of the la region, about 3200 personnel from los angeles fire department, you can see one of the command trucks behind me, the los angeles sheriffs department office of emergency management services so of course they are running everything from here. we are in the parking lot of the iconic rose bowl in pasadena. normally this would be full of the vehicles bringing 90,000 people to watch a game here. a football game, american football, of course, but today is just full of these kinds of trailers you see behind me and a huge operation being run. 50 a huge operation being run. so you've got some extraordinary access there at the command centre. i wonder how you negotiated that and why do you think those in charge of it agreed to letting you listen in on some of these conversations. you know, we have some very good contacts, some of our producers, i won't take credit for that myself, but one of our producers in part

so unifying. don't talk about biden with his pardons of his family. we want a unified country. they said don't talk about the j 6 hostages that you're going to be releasing today. >> sir, don't put that in speech. clues. >> i said, but i didn't really i want to put it in my speech, a sincere. >> won't unified like it is. it's so beautiful. it is. and it is getting great reviews. you know, i put things like that and i get terrible reviews. one little paragraph. that's a little bit wrong with a fake news. goes crazy right? so. i said, alright. >> i won't. >> put it in my speech. but you know what? speaking of out of a of a lot of people at a place called capital one arena. >> and i'll talk about it. so we're going to. >> going to be going over the the love is one the great offices in history. even avoids a beautiful as the oval office. but it is beautiful. love the oval office. it all starts with the of every. >> the war's start. then there. everything starts and ends at oval office. we love it. >> but we're going to go to the oval office with side. we're going to release hour. g

look forward to working with this new board and leadership to do just that and quote, san francisco unified school district is working to overcome major budget challenges. the district has received backlash in recent months over some proposed school closures and teacher layoffs. it remains under oversight by the state board of education. all right. letps get you a check of your forecast tonight. taking a live look. >> at san francisco international airport just off in the distance there and got some 5. yeah, a little bit clouds going on, lawrence. change. yeah. the fog rolling back in a sign that the winds have finally changed. directions said again that offshore wind. >> good. that onshore breeze. and those clouds started to creep back on shore all around the bay area. that's the biggest change we've seen in almost all of january as we've had that. >> a persistent offshore wind. so clouds now gathering outside. things are likely cool down a little bit for tomorrow. looking very neat, though. you see the lights down below to thin lair of clouds. so down below, you got brooklyn lights shinin

in a statement, the vallejo city unified school district's superintendent ruben aurelio says, quote. >> we are deeply saddened and frustrated that this has happened again to one of our schools. these incidents disrupt, learning and negatively impact our families and the entire school community. >> in valais home, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. the vallejo city unified school district has provided an update this evening saying that alternate learning hubs will be set up in the district so that students can continue attending classes for more details on these learning hubs. you can visit our website at kron 4 dot com. >> coaches and students at sonoma state university are considering filing a civil rights lawsuit to block the removal of athletics programs there. the sports teams just last week, the university suddenly announced it was cutting the sports program saying it's facing a 24 million dollar budget deficit. the big picture decision to cut the sports programs, lay off dozens of faculty members and eliminate some academic departments was a punch in the gut to a lot of students

. >> back in san francisco, ford says it's a time to come together and unify. and come june, she says, the attack on trans rights will likely be a focus of this year's pride parade. >> we're going to come together, we're going to take care of each other. we're going to really, really rely on our chosen families. and in this city, we're going to be dealt with. >> lambda legal is hopeful they will win its legal challenge. they won 12 out of 14 lawsuits related to lgbtq issues during the previous trump administration. in studio lena howland, abc seven news. >> happening now the monterey county board of supervisors is looking to proclaim a state of local emergency over the battery storage facility fire that started last week at the moss landing power plant. it broke out thursday, burning through the night before flaring up again friday. last night, there was a community meeting for people concerned about health risks. the flames and smoke finally died down over the weekend as they let it burn. the environmental protection agency has also been monitoring the air qua