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joining me now is my friend maryland's democratic governor wes moore. it's like the first time i'm addressing you as governor and i'm tearing up a little bit. it's so good to see you, and congratulations on your win. >> thank you. congratulations to you. >> we did good. our moms are proud. wes, governor moore. -- >> yes, they are. >> let's talk about what happened last night. there was a lot of surprise. it remains unclear how much biden expected to be heckled, but he turned it into a real moment. how long do you think he can play this strategy? do you think it's going to work? do you think republicans were now in a bind of their own making? >> well, i think the strategy is going to work because his strategy is just share facts. there's nothing else to it. when he talked about the reason investment matters and what it means to local individual communities, i can tell you right now that it matters to the state of maryland where the president was just here last week and together in partnership we announced new construction to the frederick douglas tunnel,

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by the way, wes moore when my son was 13 i made him read the book. baltimore. he was fortunate with a wholesome family. another wes moore who didn't have a same circumstance and really was the platform that propelled him but i made my son read his book when he was 13 years old. i lived that life myself. i had the benefit of growing up on army bases the first part of my childhood until 12 and removed to harlem with no money. i've seen them both firsthand. it is heartbreaking. when i first got to harlem and i was in seventh grade i was so far ahead of these other kids. so often it would just be me and the teacher having conversations about social studies and all -- >> dana: we have to do better. >> it is not even -- this is a clarion call. of all the things going on in this country this should rank in the top three. it really should. americans who have to carry the torch for future genemaras -- generations. it is heartbreaking. >> dana: we need to keep talking about it. >> bill: commander-in-chief has been silent still after a fourth unmanned flying ob

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the governor of maryland, wes moore. i know you both want to tell us why you think it's very important that the new fbi headquarters be built in your state of maryland. you and the state of virginia have just over a couple of months to make your final pitches to the general services administration. so, very quickly, maybe 30 seconds each. tell us why it should go to maryland. senator, you first, and then governor more. >> first, i am excited to be on with governor more. he's providing great leadership and maryland. prince george's counties the right place. it's the best value for the taxpayers, it's the right location so the fbi can carry out -- it's also about basic fairness. prince george's county has been denied the types of a federal facilities that the other areas around their have had. this is the right decision for the fbi. it's the right decision for the taxpayers. it's the right decision in regards to social justice. >> governor, -- >> the senator is absolutely right. i think him for his leadership on this. this

. >>> we're back with governor sununu and joined by democrat wes moore, just sworn in as maryland's first black governor, michelle lujan-grisham is the democratic governor of new mexico, republican doug burgum is the governor of north dakota. good to have you here at the table together. >> thanks for having us. >> great to be with you. >> i want to talk about issues of common cause. governor burgum, i know the fentanyl crisis, the drug crisis was the topic at the white house in recent days. your state is one of six with the lowest rates of drug overdose deaths according to the cdc. how is that possible when this is a national crisis? >> well, i think all of our governors were all border states with the fentanyl that's coming into this country, perhaps manufactured in china, coming across the southern border, but in north dakota we've taken an approach of understanding if you're going to have a war on drugs, this thing we've been doing since the 1970s and '80s, it can become a war on people who have a health issue. addiction is a disease and we want to be tough on the people that are impor

. ♪ critics maryland governor wes moore gives his first state of the state address from the capital inapolis. he addressed child poverty, edge -- investment in education, and safety for military veterans. >> good afternoon. madam speaker, mr. president, members of this distinguished body, our general assembly, members of our congressional delegation as well and colleagues in state and local government and my fellow marylanders -- now, all right. [laughter] for almost three years, i have had the joy and the pleasure of just traveling our entire state and talking to marylanders from every region, every race, every creed, and in many of your districts. and i listened to what they had to say. some of the voices are actually here today, but all of the voices that i heard, they're in my heart, they're in my head, they're in my memories. and marylanders, as you all know, they're worried about the economy. and whether or not it can keep pace with the cost of living. we worry about safety in our communities. families struggle to afford and find affordable health care, childcare and pre-k, and p

. ♪ ♪ >> maryland governor wes moore gave his first state of the state address announcing his plans forc safety, ways to support military veterans and investing in education. from the capitol in annapolis, this is about 50 minutes. >> good afternoon! [applause] please, please, take a seat, everybody. please take a seat. good afternoon. [inaudible conversations] i apologize for taking so long, madam speaker. it will not happen again. i promise next year will be a little bit faster. [laughter] madam speaker, mr. president, members of this distinguished body, our general assembly, members of our congressional delegation as well and colleagues in state and local government and my fellow marylanders -- now, all right. [laughter] for almost three years, i have had the joy and the pleasure of just traveling our entire state and talking to marylanders from every region, every race, every creed, and in many of your districts. and i listened to what they had to say. some of the voices are actually here today, but all of the voices that i heard, they're in my heart, they're in my head, they're in

and there is a new governor in maryland, wes moore, an amazing guy and he will do a lot for the city.ayne was on "america's newsroom" and go back and watch the interview. we posted it, moving and powerful and interesting things to say and concerns about the spirit those kids over their lifetime will not achieve the kind of wealth their peers will achieve. it is outrageous. this is not the pursuit of happiness. if i were those parents come i would say this is a civil rights issue. and i would sue the school district because they have to figure out something for the last thing i will say about ron desantis the reason the left drives them crazy he makes them take position of unpopular decisions. so, they have to basically say, okay, my opinion on story hour or whatever it might be, they actually have to do something about it. glenn youngkin did the same thing and that's a threat. >> jeanine: you know, jesse come at his worst to what tina said, one couple hundred thousand kids who didn't go back to school spirits be when they are missing. we don't know where they are. but we haven't even

and last month, summer lee became pennsylvania's first black congresswoman days later wes moore was swornthird black governor in our nation's history. finally this weekend in arizona, we will witness the first super bowl in history to feature two black starting quarterbacks. kansas city chiefs patrick mahomes face off against philadelphia eagles jalen hurts. and if the chiefs win, mahomes could become the first black quarterback in the nfl to win multiple super bowls and if the eagles win, hurts could be just the fourth black quarterback to take home a championship title. and there will be more black excellence at the super bowl. o.g. dream girl and entertainment icon cheryl lee ralph will lift every voice when she sings the black national anthem before kickoff. i sat down with her ahead of her performance. watch this. >> you're an individual dream girl. you are on broadway. you spent a lot of your life doing live performances. and singing. i'm shocked that you're nervous. >> well, i have to tell you. don, when you think about the fact that it is, what, 250 million people watching the sup

booker and raphael warnock, who cruised to re-election, as well as governor of maryland, rising star wes moore is mentioned as a presidential or vice presidential candidate. >> yeah. interesting stuff. mike allen, thank you so much. >> state of the union week. >> we'll have complete coverage all week long. we appreciate you getting up way too early with us on this monday morning. "morning joe" will start after a quick final break. right? uhh...nope. intuit quickbooks helps you manage your payroll taxes, cheers! with 100% accurate tax calculations guaranteed. with the freestyle libre 2 system, know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble

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make sure if there is something you want to see let staff no so when is miss become we can take action. commissioner moore. as recall an applicant with a single name now i see 5 name and as family trust who are we talking to which 5 different owners and a family trust. is there irrelevant anybody who can be put on the spot to responded to questions because in as far as we know, our rules of engage am living here you ask a question you answer. that is a like lost in translation. something which is not working. when you had your dispute with the applicant. were you talking to one party or who were you talking to? >> i was not the city attorney that handle third degree case the city attorney who did is in the room. if we could call her she could help us. i think that there is some how we are speaking to manage we are not talking to. >> could you come up them is deputy city attorney meaghan ryan. good afternoon commissioners. yes. commissioner moore, all of the owners so all i believe there are 5 without having the agreement in front of me are all partieses to the settlement agreement. and i understand this m

warner, commissioner of agriculture tim lee, the state treasurer riley moore and superintendent of schools david rich. [applause] we have a beautiful young lady from our congressional delegation and that is our greatest senator shelley moore. [applause] okay we have our general of the national guard brigadier general and i don't know where he is but wherever he is you've got to cheer for him. [applause] and the sergeant major james jones and he is i think with our general. [applause] .. director of the office of minority affairs, joe upton. weber at university president gordon, marshall president smith and members of the staff. set up now, for them. [applause] we have is think about these people. these people literally don't do anything but work. it did not have a playbook. did not have anything to go by. absolutely have guided us in every way imaginable. and when a heck of a job they have done. doctor clay marsh, general hoyer, count doctor christiansen and our secretary at krause and dr. kagan please give them a round of applause. [applause] okay, this is the seventh time i've been here in front of you. i can't i

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. >> i trained the bay area's very own steph curry, demi moore, lebron james. wene off the street, a homeless man and help him. >> reporter: he started a netflix series about dog training. >> dogs have always been the way i stayed focused. i was kind of a troublemaker growing up and dogs was a way for me to direct my energy into a positive outlet. >> reporter: diving driving and doing what he loves to do, he takes pride in his passion and in his roots. >> this is a great month to celebrate black excellence and i am really happy to do my part. i definitely like to represent the hip-hop culture. i am from oakland california and i like to show the young people that you can do what you want to do. you don't have to be a ballplayer or a rapper. you don't have to wear a suit and tie every day. you can put your passion into play and create a great lifestyle and career for yourself and help other people. >> reporter: pursuing that passion takes practice. just like it takes practice to train a dog. one of the most important things -- >> make sure your dog is having a great

raise the debt ceiling and go back to prepandemic spending debates, i pine for the days steve moore when we had democrats and republicans that wanted to balance the budget, have smallest deficit and they thought about how to do tomorrow what joe biden is delivering to the american people is 1.5 trillion dollar deficit for next 10 years, he said last night was wrong on deficit, wrong own flag, he spent more time talk baghdad an fees for airline -- gag baggage fees for airlines than china, deficit, debt or border. elizabeth: steve, what do you make of that and the then senator biden saying to cut social security, medicare and medicaid and v.a. >> i have been in this game a long time, back to therreagan years, every 2 or three years this argument comes up that republicans want to cut social security and medicare. medicare. i think that i'm not a politician, i think we should find a way to restrain medicare cost. but you know this, we it talk like adults, both of these programs have massive financial shortfalls, they are going bankrupt. have we to do something about it. right? i thought that wa

so -- we do have, lot of signs and operating the same way on 18th and taraval. >> commissioner diamond yoochlt commissioner moore >> that is the charity component that we often ask about had application did not talk about it would you mind talking about it? >> i do just nonprofit for attentives can i help the kids in my community with tennis and i also work with after school program with them in the community so --. i wanted to actually ask about the operation of the dispensary we have many dispense easier talk about a charity component there are allowing neighbors of lesser means who have medical conditions to help with a price break. >> yes, discounts. and i have not heard that. >> nina can speak to this approximate we are involved with haze valley neighborhood and merchant association we sponsor this volkswagen christmas photos during the holiday fair had that need anything from us or wine bar weave donate as muchs we can including a space to neat is always sxoep we are discounts for access. >> i think it would be in this neighborhood great to find something addresses the nishgd that concerns. and their needs

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. >> i trained stefan curry, jonathan kuminga, kevin hart and demi moore and lebron james. we are just so open. also we will not take someone off the street. >> reporter: he even started the netflix series about dog training. >> dogs have always been the way i have stayed focused. i was a busy kid in the troublemaker. it is a way to redirect energy into a positive outlet. >> reporter: thriving in doing what he wants to do, he takes pride in passion and his roots. >> it is a great month to celebrate black excellence. i was happy to do my part. i like to represent for the culture. i grew up in hip-hop culture from oakland, california. i like to show the young people you can do whatever you want to do. you don't have to be a ballplayer and you don't have to wear a suit and tie and you can still put your passion into play in create a career for yourself. it would be more fun. 4 the passion takes practice, just like it takes practice to train a dog. one of the most important things there -- >> make sure your dog is having a great time as well as yourself. >> reporter: isn't having

[laughter] we have al beautiful young lady from our congressional delegation and that's our third senator, shelley moore. [applause] we have our general, west virginia national guard brigadier general bill crane and i don't know where bill is, wherever he is. cheer for him, that's all there is to it. [applause] major james jones and i think he's with our general we had the chance to live. [applause] we have our commissioner robert and me get through these. we have our director of the in this office of foreign affairs deal and marshall, grant smith and members of the staff. so now clap for them. [applause] [applause] we have our covid team. you just give up this. these people literally never took a dime hardly, wouldn't do anything but work, didn't have a playbook, didn't have anything to go by and absolutely have guided us in every way imaginable a heckuva job they've done. doctor christiansen and secretary crafts and doctor hogan, please give them a round of applause. [a[laughter] okay, the seventh time i've been here in front of you. i can't imagine time could go that quickly. the first year i jumped

we spoke earlier to sports columnist alan moore, who said it would be disgraceful for the national committee to band russian and bell russian athletes. we are deal binding athletes because of where they're from exact same as binding athletes because of the color of their skin or the shorter the mosque or whoever de, whichever god, they pray to it, it goes against everything that good sports goes against the principles of the o c and i really saw him leave the end of the day, i see said by tom's back, we'll get away out of this. he was talking spencer. he knows his way around sores and he knows what to do, what not to do. and i do believe it at the end of the day, this discrimination calculated to, to have a binding russian nappies from juliet. they simply because they're rushing about a russia, it's enough to disgrace. and i think it's something that the whole or to be trying because remember, it could be your country next. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. the ah, a

have -- we have a beautiful young lady from our congressional delegation and that is our great senator shelley moore. [applause] okay, we now have our adjutant general of the west virginia national guard brigadier general bill crane, and i don't know where bill is but wherever he is, y'all got to cheer for him, that's all there is to it. [applause] and we have our command sergeant major james jones and he's, i think, with our general. [applause] we have the chancellor of our higher ed, you know, and sarah tucker is with us tonight. [applause] we have our commissioner of the bureau for senior services robert roswall. let me get through these and everything. we have our director of the herbert henderson office of minority affairs jill upson. and we have our west virginia university president gordon gee, marshall president brad smith and members of their staff. so now clap for them. [applause] we have our covid team. you just think about these people. these people literally never really took a dime, hardly. didn't do anything but work, didn't have a playbook, didn't have anything to go by. and absolute

we have pam moore says going to be hosting our special entitled honoring black history, sharing our voices. it's set to start at 6.30. please join us for it. >> we'll be right back. >> welcome back. 5.55. getting close to 6 now and actively looking at some rain and snow out there across not just the bay but the rest of the state as well. what we've got right now in the sierra nevada, as well as the north coast is consistently snowy conditions. and here in the bay area, much the same. i'm going to give you a look at southern california becausewit's quite interesting down there right now. we're actually getting some heavy snowfall in the mountains right above los angeles. and that is resulting in blizzard warnings down there. if you have plans on traveling down, i-5 over the grapevine. watch out for multiple feet of snowfall. back up here in the bay. we have our own snow on mountain tops and that is affecting travel on highway 17 this morning we're we're looking at wet conditions, not necessarily sticking to the ground on those harder surfaces, but definitely sticking to grassy areas. we'll

to kron four's a special honoring black history sharing our stories as we continue to celebrate black history month. i'm pam moore. angela davis, you may know her best for the iconic photographs of her perfect afro. but there is so much more to this activist, author and educator the oakland museum of california is hosting an exhibit on davis. her story is an american one with deep roots in california. the exhibit is called sees the time.

moore. lebron james animals. we are just so open. but we take someone off the street. a homeless man and help him. >> reporter: he starred in a netflix series about dog training. >> dogs are the way i stayed focus because i was a busy kid. a troublemaker growing up. dogs was a way for me to redirect my energy into a positive outlet. >> reporter: thriving an doing what he loves to do, he takes pride in his passion and in his roots. >> you know, this is a great month to celebrate black excellence and i'm just really happy to do my part. i definitely like to represent for the culture. i'm from oakland, california. i grew up with the hip hop culture. i want to show the young people you can do whatever you want to do. you don't have to be a ballplayer or a rapper or wear a suit and tie every day. and you can still put your passion into play. and create a great lifestyle and career for yourself and help a lot of people. >> reporter: pursuing that passion takes practice. just like it takes practice, a lot of it, to train a dog. one of the most important things there. >> make

and then as we go through the night, we've got the potential of these showers turning wintry over the south wales mountains into the moorsound. so thursday, as i say, we still got that band of showers around in southern areas. we've got a potential weather front coming back into scotland, northern ireland, so cloudier, if you like, than wednesday, but more sunshine instead for much of england and wales and temperatures still around about the seasonal average. once that dips out of the way, as a hinted earlier, high pressure builds again. there are very few weather fronts on the scene across the united kingdom through the weekend. so even towards the end of february, into the beginning of next week, that high pressure still keeping things largely fine and settled. very little rain to end the month, as you can see. as ever, there's plenty more on the website. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is outside source. two presidents and two versions of history. the russian and american leaders clash over the conflict in ukraine. to defend our historical lands and liquidate the threat of the neo—nazi regime, we launch a special oper

the difference in the south as we could have this line of showers turning to sleet and snow over the hills of wales. the moorsto keep an eye on that one for details. what it does clear more sunshine for england and wales but the approach of low pressure system i showed you earlier will increase the cloud for northern island, most certainly scotland and also here bringing rain with him. temperaturesjust lift a little with the onset of the atlantic air, in the south closer to average. the highjust relink its grip temporarily as we move into friday. here's a system, it moves its way south with the system, it moves its way so quick to thursday into friday by friday no more than a band of clackamas patchy rain, just introducing cloudy skies again. temperatures are a little higher because it won't be quite so cold to start friday morning. 0nce because it won't be quite so cold to start friday morning. once that clears out of the way the high pressure reestablishes it self and settles his grip across the uk. and we're back to a few isobars and a few weather fronts which means for the weekend and the centre of that h

we have just learned that president biden has talked with turkey's president erdogan and the u.s. and dozens of other countries are pledging immediate help tonight. abc's marcus moore leading us off in istanbul, and we warn you, the images are very difficult. >> reporter: tonight, the most powerful earthquake to hit turkey in 10 0 years striking in the middle of night. videos showing the moment that 7.8 mall any tuesday quake hit. can you hear the shaking. and see power flashes. this town plunged into darkness. the danger persisting through the day. clouds of debris billowing into the street. this building collapses. the region rocked by at least 75 aftershocks. first responders on the scene of this collapsed building when the one next to it comes crashing down, too. this reporter covering the urgent search and rescue efforts when the earth shakes again. pople running for their lives. you can hear the buildings collapsing. witnesses turning around to see this -- moments a mother and her children, racing to help them get to safety. "wait, wait," this man says, as the frantic search for survivors began before dawn. rescuers pausing here to listen for signs of life. a

the difference in the south is we could have this line of showers turning to sleet and snow over the hills of wales, the moorsud for northern ireland, most certainly scotland, and also here bringing some rain with it. so temperatures just lift a little with the onset of the atlantic air, this weather system, but in the south, closer to average. and so the high just relinquishes its grip temporarily as we move into friday. so here�*s the system. it moves its way southwards, then through thursday night into friday. by friday, no more really than a band of clouds and patchy rain on it, just introducing cloudier skies again and temperatures perhaps a little higher, as i say, because it won�*t be quite so cold to start friday morning. but once that clears out the way the high pressure re—establishes it�*s settling re—establish its grip rather across the uk and we�*re back to few isa bars and few weather fronts in sight actually which means for the weekend and at the centre of that high pressure, there�*ll be some chilly nights and indeed probably some mist and fog may welljust have a bit of a breeze coming down fr

and tonight here, the moment, what we witness with rescuers on that pile. ian pannell and marcus moore right here on the ground with me tonight. >>> back in the u.s., the urgent hunt for crucial pieces of that chinese spy balloon off the east coast. tonight, u.s. officials now revealing the balloon was capable of not only conducting surveillance, but monitoring communications, as well. martha raddatz with new reporting. >>> in the u.s., at least four reported tornadoes across multiple states. and tonight, the system now moving into the northeast. rob marciano timing it out. >>> the breaking headline from washington tonight. abc news has learned that former vice president mike pence has now been subpoenaed by the special counsel overseeing probes into former president trump. pierre thomas in washington. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. and the troubling signs. russia planning a major new offensive. >>> on capitol hill tonight, the major u.s. airline and the acknowledgement, saying, "we messed up," after 16,000 cancellations and chaos for more than 2 million customers. >>> and paying trib

but congressman barry moore's point is not that we should loosen the group grip that -- congressman barryto tighten the grip and yesterday congressman barry moore visited a gun shop in troy, alabama, to essentially pledge allegiance to the rifle of united states of america. he revealed a new bill he is proposing that would make the ar-15 the national gun of america. you heard that correctly. the house of representatives has not yet received the entire text of that bill, but who knows? it may end up winning support from certain current republican members. earlier this month, just ahead of state of the union, certain house republicans began wearing assault rifle lapel pins, sort of like american flag pins that are worn as a show of patriotism. among house republicans proudly supporting the pin was embattled congressman george santos, who, by the way, actually cosponsored this national gun of america bill with congressman barry moore. georgia congressman andrew clyde says he's the one who handed out the rifle pins to his republican colleagues, just days after a series of mass shootings in ca

the uss moore eight is on the way. >> we are ramping -- the u.s. says more aid is on the way.the u.s. h partners are currently in syria transporting medical supplies and hot meals. learn more about the impact on children and families in turkey and syria and how you can help. you will find a link within the article on our website. dion: highway 17's first wildlife crossing open today in santa cruz. take a look, the path sits on private property and wildlife can use the underpass keeping them from entering the highway. researchers from uc santa cruz project spent 15 years studying mountain lions in the area and five years into their research they proposed the crossing. the professor explained what sparked the idea. >> we wanted to do that before we started seeing genetic differentiation between populations on both side. dion: the land trust and the california department of transportation were also partnering on the project. land trust owns the land which they purchased to convince caltrans to build the crossing. a survey estimated more than 36 million california trees died last

we welcome the steps. however, moore does need to be done. on the whole system. that means a system that supports women who are experiencing domestic abuse and violence in ensuring those systems operate. as well as a more holistic look at a culture that creates and allows domestic abuse and violence against women and children. we need to see a more coherent, holistic approach. we absolutely welcome the strategic prioritisation for policing, that is a good thing and we do welcome the fact that coercive control is being recognised as a crime that puts women in danger. and perpetrators of coercive control are being monitored as it should be. however, whether or not probation services employees indeed have the resources or training to do that remains to be seen. in the recent stories we've heard about how those services or working particularly when it comes to violence against women and children. you when it comes to violence against women and children.— when it comes to violence against women and children. you talked about riorities. women and c