doug smith runs the yellowstone wolf research program for the park service. >> smith: and no one predicted this would happen. actually, you know, we-- >> whitaker: the-- the-- the appeal of coming in to see the wolves? >> smith: yes. and it truly has been amazing. and, hundreds of thousands of people a year, we estimate, come here just to see wolves. ( howl ) >> whitaker: wolf tourism pumps $35 million a year into the local economy, much of it spent in the winter, which is prime wolf-watching time. >> glen mai: we've seen wolves all three days that we've been out. >> whitaker: glen mai is a retired f.b.i. agent from arlington, virginia. kathy lombard is a retired cop from new hampshire. they both paid an outfitter thousands of dollars to take them wolf-watching. so, what is it about wolves that bring you all the way out here from new hampshire, to sit out here and just hope for the chance to see them? >> kathy lombard: they've been able to bring wolves back into yellowstone and they've thrived. so, that's just an awesome thing to see. >> whitaker: it was january 12, 1995, when the first gr

a lot of focus on will smith and - of focus on will smith and while _ of focus on will smith and while he _ of focus on will smith and while he has _ of focus on will smith and while he has only- of focus on will smith and while he has only been. while he has only been nominated _ while he has only been nominated people - while he has only been nominated people are i while he has only been- nominated people are saying this could _ nominated people are saying this could indicate _ nominated people are saying this could indicate his - nominated people are saying this could indicate his first i this could indicate his first oscan _ this could indicate his first oscar. ., ., ., oscar. could it? the long wait could finally _ oscar. could it? the long wait could finally be _ oscar. could it? the long wait could finally be over. - oscar. could it? the long wait could finally be over. will- could finally be over. will smith has four grammys but zero oscars. will hejoin smith has four grammys but zero oscars. will he join that list of great actors never to have won one. harrison ford, tom cruis

smith has publicly contradicted that story, saying alex called asking for help, and when smith met him, alex had a gun that went off when smith tried to wrestle it away from him. >> now, he has not yet entered a plea on any criminal charges. but he denies he's alex's drug dealer. meanwhile, alex murdaugh is released on bond and sent back to rehab. >> in the midst of all this craziness, a lawsuit drops from gloria satterfield's sons that says her sons never got any settlement money. >> the lawsuit alleges alex murdaugh diverted the majority of the insurance settlement to his own account and that there was a second settlement that wasn't properly recorded. >> it turns out to be $4,300,000. $2.7 million should have been paid directly to brian, hair ret, and tony satterfield. alex murdaugh took that money. >> he's arrested again. this time for the alleged theft of the settlement money from the gloria satterfield wrongful death suit. >> over the next two months, alex murdaugh is indicted on almost 50 additional charges. >> he has not yet entered a plea on any criminal charges. in december h

smith.— us. -- will smith. clayton davis, thank _ us. -- will smith. clayton davis, thank you - us. -- will smith. clayton davis, thank you for - us. -- will smith. clayton davis, thank you for your | davis, thank you for your thoughts on that. it will be in to see. i will be back with business stories next. see you soon. hello there. on tuesday, sunshine returned to the northern half of the uk. and through the rest of this week, we'll continue to see differences north—south. but we've got a milder, stronger breeze picking up across scotland and northern ireland. england and wales, the winds are going to be much lighter, so we're more likely to have some frost here and increasing amounts of mist and fog too. now, it was pretty damp and grey for many southern parts of the uk on tuesday, but all that low cloud and damp weather is heading out into the english channel, so clearer skies are following on behind. and whilst it's chilly across parts of scotland and northern ireland, a frost more likely in england and

modern economics not adam smith the the blessed adam smith. i'm an episcopalian. i always cross myself when i mention adam smith. but not adam smith, but his his followers. tended to narrow. the field until now economists think they can do economics just by watching people. that's okay. i'm not against. watching people but watching people doesn't tell you about the meaning. that they bring to their economic life. i mean, what does your job mean to you? what does consumption? mean to you these are important questions which the humanities consider. and that modern economics does not so i'm in favor of humanomics. well dr. mccloskey in your view. what does a shakespeare or a mozart add to our understanding of our economic life? well, they they tell you. why people do things although that's a kind of a simple-minded way of talking about it there. in shakespeare, for example none of the heroes are middle class. and say well in the merchant of venice, no, that's not true that one of the main characters there a -- is is the enemy and and andio the merchant of venice of t

warner: thank you, chair smith. i appreciate i am very proud of the fact that so many and this community work so hard to get that $12 billion. the grants went out the first round. the second round came out later. we were way oversubscribed on that item. it showed the capacity of this group. we need work as well. i am going to hit two or three points pretty quickly. i am really interested in this whole idea of taking cfi portfolios and securing them. i think that is the next big step we need to move to. i had conversations with the fed. what else should we be able to -- what tools -- do you need additional tools from congress? how can we do this? >> thank you for that question. we actually did pioneer this as a tool early on. we have securitized through 21 different issues. mostly small businesses and nonprofit loans but close to $100 million in affordable housing loans. the larger ones we did -- this was all done without any particular government support. especially maintaining compliance with tax laws and so forth.

smith is website is called up to mines. in that website you can find my recipe for macadamia nuts, souffle. i'm trying to get it on that website and getting some pushback, but nevertheless, charles, you smith, let's talk about inflation deflation. this is a topic we talked about for 10 years. we got a situation right here where we said inflation was going to come because on all that money printing it came, they said it was transitory. now j pal was saying, it's not transitory, it's more like a cyclical inflationary turn. now on the left, they're saying, well actually this is good because money velocity goes up and that means you're going to get more work. you're going to get more taxes, potentially right there. laughter making us a case along those lines, as i understand it were, are your thoughts on this? but it's a great topic. and i believe that as, as we were discussing in the 1st segment about cycles, this is a classic cycle, right? that there's some low inflation for decades and then there's high inflation. and that i

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can you explain why smith is important and what he meant adam smith had the fortune of being the most famous economist in the world in a day and age before google where adam smith would have been lost in the shuffle for the vanilla-ness of his name, but in 1776 when wealth of nations was published and his equally significant, but somewhat lesser known book theory of moral sentiments this book, which i found from this quote that you referred which i found from russ roberts refers to something that smith hit upon that i think is profoundly important about human nature. the characterization that adam smith talked about self-interest in a gordon gecko way that we all operate from self-interest meaning i'm going to get what's best for myself. is entirely ignorant? adam smith did speak to the rather obvious reality of incentives that when we go to work to provide for our family, which sounds like a noble thing. we are inevitably doing commerce with somebody else and that it is benefiting and that those are good things in it's this the construct of the invisible hand. but what smith says her

this is a pivotal day for sheriff laurie smith. today for the first time she's answering to corruption charges in court. the accusations could end her nearly 50-year law enforcement career. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us live from sheriff's headquarters. you're monitoring a virtual hearing. what's happening? >> reporter: well, it's just starting to wrap up and sheriff laurie smith did waive her right to speedy trial which means that she did not answer or deny those allegations and we won't be hearing her do that for quite some time. we talked with our legal analyst who says this is not really a surprise because the grand jury transcript was only released so they really need to -- haven't had a lot of time to review all of that information that has triggered those allegations or accusations to be formalized in the court. and we asked for our cameras to be present. we asked to record the stream coming out of the san mateo county courtroom where this all happened. those requests were denied but we'll keep trying because we know

and by the way, chelsea smith, we have just one minute left. your patronage, patron dot com, forward slash charles hue smith. you've written a book too. so in the last minute here, how can people help you know your, your book, your work? i could help them prepare for a 2020 to what the rest of it has in store. yeah, take a look at my book on my website for each hour sample chapters, global crisis, national renewal, and opting out of the solution. opting out is the solution again, that's a good way. sounds like done with the larry tune in drama. are you the newton with the larry charles? you're smart, the could be we got to say good bye. thanks to bring our cars to report. all righty, that's going to do if there's additional kaiser report, special edition year and additional charles to spread up to mines. i white when i drop in to the audience here. you're not hallucinating. it is 20. 22. it's not the year. and this year beginning. yeah, but check out my back of damien, nazi like, recipe on charles's website. it's not there yet, but it will be s

which is exactly what smith did. smith was his longtime drug dealer, according to alex. >> in addition to the shooting charges, he was also arrested on two drug charges. >> now, he has not yet entered a plea on any criminal charges, but he denies he's alex's drug dealer. meanwhile, alex murdaugh is released on bond and sent back to rehab. >> the scrutiny on alex murdaugh now is at an all-time high. >> investigations are popping up -- civil, criminal. >> he's facing lawsuits from the boat crash. he's facing lawsuits from his own law firm. >> pmped files their own lawsuit saying that alex murdaugh set up a bank account to basically divert payments that he made off settlements. >> in response, alex murdaugh pleads the fifth, refusing to incriminate himself. >> s.l.e.d. opens an investigation into alex's alleged financial crimes at the law firm. >> in the midst of all this craziness, a lawsuit drops from gloria satterfield's sons that says her sons never got any of the settlement money. >> according to gloria satterfield

smith, tell me what happened. >> on that day, she was at the grocery store. she came home from the grocery store mad and angry and was trying to pick fights and arguments. >> no. >> and -- >> judge judy: i don't wanna hear you. >> and with -- with that, she started arguing and telling me about that she found out that my wife was pregnant. and she was having twins. and so she started packing all of my stuff and was telling me to get out of the house.

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steve smith seemed _ batting. beautifully played. steve smith seemed to _ batting. beautifully played. steve smith seemed to be _ batting. beautifully played. steve smith seemed to be immovable l batting. beautifully played. steve - smith seemed to be immovable when suddenly, on 67... that smith seemed to be immovable when suddenly, on 67...— suddenly, on 67. .. that is beautifully _ suddenly, on 67. .. that is beautifully bold! - suddenly, on 67. .. that is beautifully bold! he - suddenly, on 67. .. that is beautifully bold! he was l suddenly, on 67. .. that is i beautifully bold! he was out. finall , beautifully bold! he was out. finally, something _ beautifully bold! he was out. finally, something for - beautifully bold! he was out. finally, something for stuart j beautifully bold! he was out. - finally, something for stuart broad and england. and guess what, another. cameron green caught by zak crawley. but usman khawaja was going nowhere except a 100. this was an opportunity seized for khawaja, for australia. a16 the total, and after chasing that bore for nea

will smith has four grammys but zero 0scars. will he join that list of great actors never to have won one? harrison ford, tom cruise, ian mckellen or is he going to put a victory in the box? he is the heavy favourite but it is not always good to be the front runner. last year chadwick boseman was considered odds—on and anthony hopkins came in at the last moment to steal the trophy. so will smith is a heavy favourite for king richard but he takes nothing for granted. a lot of talk about kirsten stewart not being nominated despite being tipped for an oscar herself. what are the other surprises? this is what i mean! will smith and kirsten stewart were the heavy favourites and her performance as princess diana in spencer was not even included. the one film that seems to be running the table through award season is the power of the dog starring benedict cumberbatch and kirsten dunst. that is a dark drama about toxic masculinity in the old west and that has got three nominations at the screen actors guild. so has house of gucci, an

smith left that state in 2020 free on bond. critics say another example of criminal being let go too early. fox bill melugin reports smith was also arrested here in los angeles in october of 2020 for stolen property, but the case was rejected by los angeles district attorney gascon for insufficient evidence. smith was released even though he was arrested with the stolen items on him out the furniture store where brianna kupfer work. he walked into the store and plunged a knife into kupfer and leaving the young woman to die. smith was seen is a short while later on 7-eleven surveillance video to appearing to casually buy a vape pen. kupfer sent a message getting bad vibes from someone in the store believed to be smith. smith is likely to be charged and making first court appearance by friday, pete. >> pete: wow, matt, thank you very much. a rap sheet like that. thank you so much, matt. meanwhile joe biden used today as an opportunity to take victory lap for all of his covid accomplishment. you may be asking what are those accomp

thank you, dan and sheriff laurie smith just released a statement to kron 4. it reads, quote, i have always welcomed any review of the sheriff's office and we will immediately open all records. >> i have great confidence in the attorney general's office and i believe they will provide the expertise for a fair and impartial investigation. we remain focused on our mission, which is to continue to provide the highest level of public safety police in san francisco could soon have more access to private security cameras. mayor london breed has proposed a change to improve public safety. she says crackdown on crime in the city. the legislation was announced last month that city hall but has since been laid out in more detail. kron four's rob nesbitt joins us live without san francisco supervisors are reacting tonight. good evening, rob. grant under current law, san francisco police cannot tap into security camera footage and real time. mayor london breed expressed her frustration with that after crime in the city made national news. >> when stores in union square we

duncan smith raised the issue. this story and this alert from m15 has caused quite a lot of shock around parliament, actually, the extent of what has been alleged. i'm with iain duncan smith, former conservative leader, one of the most critical of chinese influence in the uk. how worried are you by what we have today? i'm very worried, and i'm one of those mps who has been sanctioned by the chinese government, could possibly arrested on a red notice in a country that has extradition arrangements, so there is a lot going on here for us. we have also been working with democracy campaigners who have had to flee hong kong, many have gone into arrest, many coming over here, families at risk, information kicking around in my office and my colleagues' offices, and we now discover an individual who is an agent of the chinese government working their way around parliament, could have access to my office when i've been out, i don't know, and also busy paying money in to persuade people to become supporters of this brutal reg

smith. f.e. smith plays a large role in the first part of your book. i don't know how many americans know much about him. i always tell stories about him in my law classes. i think he wasture kill's closest friend -- churchill's closest friend. tell us about it. >> he was, yes. he was a brilliant unionist politician who was a great wit, a q.c., queen's counsel, so he was one of the top barristers. he finally became lord chancellor. he was known for his repartee at various law cases. everybody has their favorite f. if e. smith story, but my favorite one is when he, a judge said at the end of summing, the summing up by f.e. smith, the judge said i seem to be none the wiser. no, my lord, replied f. if e. smith, but -- f.e. smith, but you are much better informed. [laughter] >> that's a wonderful, wonderful line. >> unfortunately, f.e. was also a terrible alcoholic. and by the time of his death in, very early in 1930, it meant that in those great appeasement struggles of the 1930s poor churchill was on his own. my sense very much is that f.e. beside him, w

iain duncan smith on that developing _ information. iain duncan smith on that developing story. _ information. iain duncan smith on that developing story. we - information. iain duncan smith on that developing story. we will. information. iain duncan smith on that developing story. we will get j that developing story. we will get more on that a bit later. i brought you have breaking news a few seconds ago that buckingham palace has announced that the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronages have been returned to the queen. that news in the last five or so minutes. that is the royal communication there sent to all of the newsrooms. news correspondent is here. there is a full statement on all of this, just take us through it. all of this, 'ust take us through it. , , ., , ., ., , it. this is a statement that we 'ust received from fl it. this is a statement that we 'ust received from buckingham i it. this is a statement that we just received from buckingham palace| received from buckingham palace about the duke handing b

santa clara county smith. who will lose this job if she loses this case. we have the development from court conducted over zoom because of the recent covid surge. >> exactly right, garvin. today's hearing amounted to a first court appearance for sheriff laurie smith now facing seven different misconduct accusations which were leveled against her by a south bay civil grand jury last month. and it was a strange hearing, involving a judge in san mateo county, a prosecution team in san francisco, and the sheriff and her defense team here in santa clara county. reporters were allowed to watch and listen but not record the public proceedings as sheriff laurie smith appeared virtually about the san mateo superior court nancy fineman sitting in south san francisco. >> this is a very rare proceeding. and so we don't have a lot of guidance from past court cases about how to do this. >> reporter: in december a civil grand jury in santa clara county handed down seven different accusations against sheriff smith, including

accused smith of seven corruption related charges including political favors, excepting unlawful gifts, perjury, failed to cooperate with investigating authorities. the accusations based on the testimony of 65 witnesses. i spoke with a legal analyst who says this is unique procedure, blending criminal with several. >> she had the option today to make a plea deny or admit the accusation, not guilty or not guilty, notice the difference, deny the accusation or challenges the accusation, they are choosing to challenge it. because of the procedure required, she has to waive speedy trial rights which is a criminal trial. >> reporter: the judge gave more time to look over 30 volumes of the grand jury transcript. >>> up for re-election this year , that will be interesting. what could this mean for her chances. >>> tough one to tell, three high-profile candidates said there running against sheriff smith in june and several santa clara county leaders and the mayor asked her to resign. we will see how it unfolds at the next status hearing set march 15. >>> the coronavirus, that california covid w

. >>> plus, measure problems for long time santa clara county sheriff lori smith. the new civil rights investigation just launched against her. >>> what's ahead in our forecast coming up next. >>> the fog is there for drivers as well. we're looking at chase center, warriors play tonight. 5:30 is when that opens. there will be traffic before that . that's along the 280 corridor. use the express or the shuttles help you avoid having to park. if you're hungry and you want a great deal, the super slam is your perfect meal! it's pancakes, eggs, sausage, bacon and hash browns. it's enough breakfast for dinner, and it's as good as it sounds. see you at denny's. >>> right now, here's your view in the east bay as you're driving to work. our live camera in fremont picking up on that dense fog. allow some extra time to get through. we'll talk more about that in our forecast coming up. >>> that's really foggy for that fremont shot. even foggier is the golden gate bridge. light traffic. watch the visibility. we're going to get a good view. >>> good morning to you. i'm bertha ko

smith has been in office for 23 years. many city and county leaders are calling for her to step down, including san jose mayor sam liccardo. this all comes in the same year as she faces reelection. but no word if she will run again. smith is expected to return to court on march. 15th for a status hearing. i'm camila barco reporting for kron. 4 news. >>2 women in concord have been arrested after police say that they tried to steal more than $1000 of cosmetics by putting them into baby strollers. it happened yesterday at the sun for at the veranda shopping center. police say that the women placed the items in the baby strollers and then left the store without paying officers were able to stop the women recover the stolen cosmetics, the names the women have not been released yet. to the peninsula. now where police are looking for 8 suspects. they say pistol whipped a clerk during a robbery at a tobacco store. palo alto police released these pictures of the suspects. police say that 2 of the suspects armed when they entered th

today's hearing amounted to a first court appearance for sheriff laurie smith now facing seven different misconduct accusations which were leveled against her by a south bay civil grand jury last month. and it was a strange hearing, involving a judge in san mateo county, a prosecution team in san francisco, and the sheriff and her defense team here in santa clara county. reporters were allowed to watch and listen but not record the public proceedings as sheriff laurie smith appeared virtually about the san mateo superior court nancy fineman sitting in south san francisco. >> this is a very rare proceeding. and so we don't have a lot of guidance from past court cases about how to do this. >> reporter: in december a civil grand jury in santa clara county handed down seven different accusations against sheriff smith, including willful and corrupt misconduct in office. six counts connected to allegations of trading coveted concealed carry weapons or ccw permits, in exchange for contributions to the sheriff's re-election. and a seventh count, accusing her of mismanagement of the local jails,

she's now scheduled to be sentenced in september. >> more problems for lori smith. today, california's attorney general opened up a civil rights investigation into the embattled sheriff. let's bring in stephen stock who has broken several stories involving sheriff smith. >> today's announcement by the california attorney general follows a request from county supervisors here last summer. they asked for a civil grand jury investigation, which they got, and which resulted in seven formal accusations issued just last month. now, the attorney general is opening his own civil rights investigation. sheriff smith has come under fire over her management of the local jails, as well as questions about whether people who gave to her political campaigns got special treatment when they apply for conceal carry weapons permits or ccws. our investigation two years ago found those campaign donors were 14 times more likely to get a permit than those who did not give to her campaign. we also reported that the sheriff has not submitted to independent oversight at her jails. including n

so far, smith is still on the loose. jail records show it is not the first time he slipped under the radar, a law enforcement shift saying smith has a rap sheet including arrest necessary san francisco and south carolina. somehow he was freed on a $1000 bail in october for undisclosed misdemeanor charge. last week he crossed paths with brianna kupfer. she was working at a design furniture store in l.a. smith targeted her in a random act of violence. >> brianna kupfer was working all by herself and sent a text to a friend letting her know there was someone in the location giving her a bad vibe. >> brianna kupfer's father blaming politicians for the rise in crime and joins "fox and friends" yesterday. >> she had aspirations that are ended by this, she will live on in many ways, but it is a tragedy and it can't befall more people. >> after brianna kupfer's murder, chilling video shows smith buying a vape pen at a 7-11 just 30 minutes later n. new york city hundreds turning out in honor of michelle go, who was killed when a

prosecutor linda tally smith knew she didn't have a perfect case. there were no fingerprints, no dna. so, she told jurors they wouldn't hear about any smoking gun, but they would hear david dooley's own words, which had made him the last man standing in the detectives' process of elimination. >> it was through this process, that the path kept turning back to one person, the defendant david dooley. >> reporter: jurors heard that almost all the employees working on the morning of the murder were on the warehouse floor, far away from the upstairs office area where michelle was killed. they were eliminated as suspects. >> we were able to create a time record of where everybody was, and what they were doing at different points during the morning. >> and where was david dooley? >> there's the red pick up truck. >> reporter: the jury got to see dooley on security video from that morning. >> the defendant actually left the building that day at 6:31 a.m., which was about a half an hour after michelle walked into the building. >> reporter: the prosecutor show

office smith was arrested last january and daly city for vandalism and obstructing an officer. he's now accused in the fatal stabbing of 24 year old brianna kupfer at an upscale furniture store in los angeles a customer walked in and found her dead. the man accused of fatally pushing an east bay native into the path of a subway train in new york city over the weekend will be held without bail and will undergo a psychiatric evaluation 61 year old simon marshall was reigned from his manhattan hospital bed today prosecutors say he confessed to pushing 40 year old michelle go into tracks at the 42nd street times square station go was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont. she called new york city home for more than a decade. a judge said he would not send marshall. psychiatric facility until after the evaluation prosecutors say they are still investigating the push to determine whether it was a hate crime. we all need to share in responsibility to keeping our street safe drivers pedestrians and you know us included going out there and and responding to these high incident interse

including steve smith, who almost counts double. but there was a bigger picture, and at the centre of the frame was usman khawaja. recalled to the team and stylishly torturing england's voters, he made a century in the first innings and made one even quicker in the second. —— england's boulders. for khawaja, for his family and his country, exhilarating. for england, exhausting. australia had declared 387 runs ahead, sending england's openers to the crease under darkening skies, trusting that they would provide their own punchline again. it never quite came. they weathered that storm, and with rain in the forecast will hope tomorrow they can be rescued by another. patrick gearey, bbc news. at the close of play, england's caretaker coach graham thorpe admits england are suffering with a number of injuries — but will fight on to try and salvage a draw on the final day. we've obviously got some blows to some fingers, but i'm sure the lads will take whatever they need to take to get themselves into a position where they are capable

sheriff smith is going to court due to willful and corrupt misconduct in office. six of the seven counts are connected to allegations for trading permits for campaign contributions. if she denies the allegations, experts see this case going to trial. she has been the sheriff for 23 years. the case is being heard by a san mateo county judge. >>> starting today san francisco schools will be more masks available for staff and students after a late-night deal with the unions to keep the classrooms open. there's weekly and voluntary testing at school sites, and kn-95 and n95 masks for staff and students. the new agreement requires student masks be upgraded. there's a mad rush for testing for students still in the classrooms. today was already a prescheduled day off for students. the district received an order of 200,000 kn-95 masks yesterday and said it's already sending them out to schools across the district. oakland unified they had -- they will start receiving weekly allocations of n95 masks every week. >>> we posted a full interview online, and nbcbayarea.com is r

i think you, and healed back the balance of my time. >> thank you, mister smith. i now see the chair of the subcommittee on middle east, north africa and global, representative deutsch is with us. they've called votes but we have a few minutes, maybe we can get the chair and ranking member. >> thanks for holding today's joint hearing and thanks to your ongoing commitment to highlighting these issues and all the issues facing africa. we will examine the conflicts across the african continent where nonstate actors have wreaked havoc. violent extremist groups like al qaeda and the islamic and others have been inspired and in many cases actively recruited and funded by al qaeda and isis. in the 20 years since 9/11 terror threats have metastasized, africa became fertile ground for training and recruiting. horrific human rights abuses have taken place with dire humanitarian crises have arisen in the wake of their terror. the us funded humanist arena development programs across africa the last 20 years the majority of our military has been rooted in counterterrorism oper

smith: let me say this. i have said this to my constituents, who are up in my chops about supporting a 5% increase. i am in a 70% democratic district who would be on the 26% side of the military chart. i support the 5% increase. i said we just spent $8 trillion in the last year on everything but defense. i think we have a good argument. on that case, it is undermined if i say we don't have enough money to spend on defense because we spend all this other money. but you have to make those other two points. if you don't, we will have a hard time getting there. >> let's get back to the comments about the budget size and different elements of the budget. all budgets are an attempt to balance -- there is no question about that. aggressively, it is an increasingly difficult challenge for us. it's not the only problem we have. you talked about ukraine a lot downstairs a few moments ago. there is still a good concern about countries like north korea and iran. those problems will not go away or be ignored. every presi

michael smith is the new ceo. he talked with us a bit about the demographics of volunteerism in america. >> -- guest: we see an uptick in volunteering when kids are in high school and college aged, then we see when they start to build families and get really active in the working world. when they start -- i hate to use the middle-age term because i guess that is what i am. i was just talking to one of our volunteers who said she had been volunteering for 20 years. we are really excited about that demographic. when there is a big challenge taking place in a community, everything else kind of gets thrown out of the window, when you look at the needs and that we have to come together. we are going to take care of our children and our families. we will build back from disasters and respond to moments of tragedy, like andrew we saw katrina. what i am really excited about, sometimes we need to get away from the internet, where we can throw lobs at one another. you have to look i to i with your neighbor or got out that h

and tonight we're getting reaction from sheriff smith about what comes next. kron four's dan kerman has the story. >> i welcome any and all investigations. that was santa clara county sheriff laurie smith in august of last year after the mayor of san jose called for her resignation and supervisors issued a no confidence vote and called on the attorney general to investigate alleged misconduct. >> i'm watching a civil rights investigation into the santa clara county tariffs office. now, 5 months later, attorney general rob bonta is launching such an investigation. this investigation comes amidst deeply concerning allegations relating to conditions of confinement and the offices, jail facilities, resistance, lawful oversight and other misconduct. the attorney general's investigation is just the latest in a series of inquiries into the sheriff's office in december, the santa clara county civil grand jury filed formal accusations against the sheriff for corruption. it's about the way in which inmates are treated. it's about. >> the potential for political favoriti

chris smith. thank you so much for joining inflation again on me all in silence . you'll this christmas came as an unwelcome shock to the governments of the us, france and britain. 3 of the most vaccinated countries on the planet with armor convenient searching out of control, but merged within the ford administration of the u. k. and within the governing conservative party, but how to deal with the research and vidas in america present biden placed the emphasis on the individual states for bias control, which significantly was not the she took as a candidate when president trump was facing runaway infection. meanwhile, in france, peasant macro tried to turn up the heat on and vaccinated, but also succeeded in dividing french opinion. the facts since that substantially weakened the link between the infection, hospitalization, and death, worldwide up to 50 phase and death are still being recorded each and every week. and even highly vaccinated countries have clearly failed to crack the epidemic. meanwhile, the pace of the role of the vaccine to the developing world

chris smith for an explanation as to why the fight is it under control? join our now we have the cigarettes, i just heard that it was a healthy alternative to cigarettes and do we trust tobacco companies with their message that these new products are actually going to reduce? are these sugar rich are making the tobacco with welcome back. don't occur smith's do i, the crisis has been one of the most effective communicators on the development of the vitus. he now speaks to alex don't christmas. welcome back to the alex salmon, shawn happy, new year. yes, indeed, happy new year. but of course, so chris has some new year new variance. it all because i was different. is this a strain of the virus and from the other streams like like delta? well they're all part of the same family. and they all therefore related because they are all corona viruses and their corona viruses, which are part of this code bit 19 family. but when only chrome was 1st detected in southern africa, it was actually quite see who is the g p. and in south africa who 1st noticed that a slew

smith. and henry hyde. and speaking of henry hyde, we had for a long time something called the hyde amendment, which basically said, u.s. tax dollars could not go to pay for abortions. but we have a radical pro-abortion group of people that control this congress now. they think that tax dollars ought to go to pay for other people's abortions. they also believe that not only should we pay for abortions here in the united states, the people's tax dollars, but they fought to pay for abortions across the globe -- ought to pay for abortions across the globe. that's the reversal of the mexico city policies. the supreme court is currently considering two cases that may fundamentally alter abortion in this country. it's my hope, my sincere hope, that this court will finally right a grievous past wrong and give the rights to the most vulnerable among us, the unborn. and protect lives in the future rather than what is has happened -- has happened in the slaughter of over 63 million of our fellow citiz

chris smith, for an explanation as to why fi this is not yet under control. join us in ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend. ah, so join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. price fixing is the problem. if you want a free market, you've got all, let the market be free. you can have half of the market free. and then half the market fixed the you end up with the problem that we have today. welcome back dr. chris message throughout the crisis has been one of the most effective communicators on the development of the virus. he now speaks to alex donica smith. welcome back to the alex simon's show and happy new year. yes, indeed, happy new year. of course, chris's new year, new valiant. because it was different as this strain of the virus from the other streams like like delta. well, they're all part of the same family. and the

sheriff smith facing a judge for the first time. a live report of what is expected in court this morning. this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good friday morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am kris sanchez. marcus washington is off this morning. you can watch us on tv, apple tv, roku and online. >>> one spot that is not foggy is san francisco. isn't that crazy? it's a live look. when you look at san francisco, you compare that to san josÉ. that is san josÉ, this gray color you see behind there -- why are my cameras acting so crazy this morning? must be the fog. behind this, it's supposed to be downtown san josÉ but it's so foggy you can't see anything with the live camera. it's 45 degrees right now but we will bump up to the 60s. we'll talk about that in the full forecast. >> thank you. >>> happening today one of the bay area's longest tenured sheriffs is going to court. >> cierra johnson is live and will tell us where the case stands. >> reporter: the case stems from sheri