bill: we ll check with her office and see whether or not she approves of the change in paris. dana: she has enough money to order a stella macartney. bill: jerome powell said we re not making progress on the supply chain crisis despite claims the white house is insisting otherwise. we re at the port of savannah in georgia. how does it go there, ashley? sorry, bill, good morning to you. things are slowly improving here. behind me we have the giant cargo ship from japan loaded with exports and will soon leave bound for hong kong and singapore. we were here 3 1/2 months ago and there were close to 30 ships anchored at sea waiting to come into port. today how many are out there? zero. so that s good news. they ve been able to expand their rail lines here and to move these containers through much faster but that certainly isn t the story elsewhere. the u.s. west coast long beach
will do on her decision? i do not. we re hoping sooner than later but another thing i wanted to point out real quick, too. when rayburn filed for clemency, the clemency report she had done by the law students at lewis and clark is an entirely different story than she told in the original court case that she pled guilty to. it should not be being considered. bill: my best to you, sarah, and your family. thank you for coming on today. it takes a lot of guts and we wish you the best of luck. thank you, what s the big secret? everybody knows it s happening. dana: bombshell video of migrant flights in the dead of night away from the eyes of the american people. the former contractor who filmed and tell us what he saw. the migrant crisis reaches our shores putting the coast guard
we re going out there what we need to do. the courts aren t doing their job. a breakdown we can t get over. corporal charles galloway, one of 25 total law enforcement officers across the country, who have already lost their lives in the line of duty this year. according to the officer down memorial page. six of those involved violence of some sort and we re not even into february yet clearly. houston s current homicide rate stands at 38. that is more than new york city s 20, and in los angeles 26 murders. not even really into the year. dana: not stats you want to see. biggest story out of washington justice steven breyer is set to retire from the supreme court. bill: russia flexing military mussel yet again saying today that nato must back off in eastern europe.
nail more information down on this as we ve been following the story all week for you. but then there were three days where he was on the lamb as you know. he was arrested yesterday in mexico and extradited to houston where he is in jail and made his first court appearance late last night. the judge denied his lawyer s request to set any bond because get this, there is more. the judge telling open court that the defendant was already on probation with an assault with a deadly weapon from an incident in 1995. there he was early sunday morning being pulled over by a constable for unknown reasons. authorities say they have video evidence of him then jumping out of his vehicle and spraying the cop car with bullets. reps with the houston police union say crime is simply spiraling out of control in their city.
present tautions but i don t want to stop living our lives in fear of covid, either. i spent time with the howard family this week. i have been awed by their adaptability during the pandemic. mom learned to do her job from the kitchen table and dad has changed jobs twice to support them. bill: think how many millions more people think and feel the same way they do. thanks for that story. dana: parents will be voting in 2022. bill: shall we? dana: before we go. what have you got? bill: i have a little guy who might be breaking the law. i don t know if this is allowed a parra glider over the sphinx in egypt. dana: would you do that if it was legal?