she said, kevin left. and she just started crying hysterically. she said kevin left, kevin left. i said mom, something is not right here. he left the three kids, he left morgan, i don't know where he went. he won't pick up his phone. he just sent me a text message. >> kevin, the death till death do us part romantic, leave his wife and kids? perhaps morgan put it best when she typed out their father's day regrets to kevin. >> we received a text message from morgan saying due to unforeseen for can stances we will not be able to be there today. happy father's day. >> unforeseen circumstances? what exactly did that mean? >> we all knew how excited he was before father's day. it would be the one day kevin would not miss, ever. no matter what happen. >> no matter what happened. we're had kevin mengel gone? >> coming up -- maybe there was a reason for kevin to hit the road. >> i thought morgan was having another affair. >> when dateline continues. dat (♪♪) but this is a not flash. (♪♪) for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms due to menopause... veozah is the first and only prescriptio

not be trusted. >> kevin's mother knows that kevin murdered nona? if they know what they know, but they are covering for him. >> the lawyers say kevin jones cannot explain one thing away, the bloody palm print in nona's apartment. it was his and not garry dunn's. did it work? yes, it did. after three days of deliberations, the jurors said they were hopelessly deadlocked the judge declared a mistrial. but the prosecutor was not giving up. he promptly refiled murder charges, and gary dunn's second trial began in 2011. >> now, gary dunn being tried a second time after his first trial ended in a hung jury. >> this time, the judge allowed the prosecutor to reveal a very dark fact about gary dunn. he was a convicted felon before nona was murdered. jurors heard from a woman named kelly jo fitzharris who happened to have the grave misfortune of jogging past gary dunn on the wrong day, in the wrong place, in 2002. >> it's a popular trail with runners, but very isolated. kelly jo came running by herself from that direction, she saw a man sitting here on this

kevin. that is that this is looking at, kevin. that is that this is looking at. recession _ kevin. the economy as _ at, recession is looking at at the economy as a whole, the whole of uk economy, _ economy as a whole, the whole of uk economy, obviously our own personal finances _ economy, obviously our own personal finances may— economy, obviously our own personal finances may differ, the cost of living _ finances may differ, the cost of living will— finances may differ, the cost of living will affect people in different ways but looking forward, there _ different ways but looking forward, there will— different ways but looking forward, there will be a hope that this recession is shallow and not very lon- recession is shallow and not very long lasting and that may that will encourage the bank, we may see interest— encourage the bank, we may see interest rates coming down fairly soon~ _ interest rates coming down fairly soon. �* . . �* . interest rates coming down fairly soon. . . . ., soon. i'm afraid you've ran over our soon. i'm afraid you've ran over your time _ soon. i'm afraid

mccarthy former house speaker kevin acid former chair the council of economic advisers under mr. trump and distinguish fellow at the hoover institute and the author of draft something american sides to socialism think of this and we have to tend to breaking news and i want go to speaker mccarthy, thank you so your first takes on this kevin we think. >> will i think that he said right near new commentary father's a two-tiered justice system. west amount of this report, these are the actions that have to be taken, chuck smith should drop any movement against president trump. claire is fundamentally different rate yells politically motivated to move forward. and second, this is different as president biden when he was vice president but there's a .20 emphasizing greater that you brought it up, also part of being a big so i would get classified documents that at no time could member of congress is senator ever remove one of the classified documents from the skip and if you removed it from this gift, right then you knew your breaking the law any other document all employment third thi

kevin, you're up! try to make bill smile!en i know either. >> taylor: maria, get in there! make him smile. >> bill, this is the best i can do. the impersonation of my husband doing an impersonation of a rabbit. [laughter] that is all i have! >> taylor: okay come on three come i want everyone to make him smile, 1-2-3! >> tickle, tickle, tickle, tickle! [laughter] >> taylor: bill, smile, you did it. you get points for that. wayne is leading with 44,000 points and kevin is in third and panelist as an award, please take your seat on the bench, the front row seat for the first annual "after midnight" halftime show! [cheers and applause] making his network television debut, it is musical sensation and america's loop daddy, marc rebillet! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> what the hell is this! ♪ ♪ tried to catch it, throw it, get it, catch it, throw it ♪ get it, catch it, throw it ♪ ♪ get

>> kevin zieleniewski?hat john, the old roommate told him way back in 1993. >> he made a comment to the effect that, well, you wouldn't believe what happened that night. >> and so, said kevin, he fell a duty to step in. >> and why are you here today? >> two innocent people are in prison for life. i learned information that could help set them free. and i felt compelled to bring that information forward. >> and then one by one, the witnesses, the now 40 some things who told the court about that night outside old man bob's house, where they've gone to buy marijuana for their graduation party. and that it was their friends, not the highers brothers who came down running down the driveway. >> and how they did they look when they got in the car? >> terrified. >> why are you coming forward? >> two minutes is too long in prison, let alone 27 years. >> even the reluctant witness, the one that had to be subpoenaed to come to court, confirmed all of it. as did the man who threw the graduation party that night. >> he

. ♪ kevin good evening. i'm kevin corke in for bret baier.reaking tonight we are following two major stories. congressional republicans are urging the president to declassify information on what is being called a very serious national security threat. it reportedly concerns russia. we'll have a live report from the white house. but, first tonight, shots fired and one person is killed at the victory celebration for the super bowl champion kansas city chiefs. several others people were wounded. two people are in custody at this hour. it happened near the end of the event which was expected to draw around a million fans. we are awaiting a news conference for an update. chief correspondent jonathan hunt is following that story. and has the very latest. jonathan? >> good evening, kevin, as the rally wrapped up this afternoon in front of tens of thousands of fans, gathered in front of kansas city's union station, someone began shooting sending many of those fans, including families with young children running for their lives as the mood of celebrat

kevin: and spend your wages on. kevin and spend your wages on.rovide them with £1,000 plus is that like plus phone. is that am i like being a little bit naive here because got to you, if because i've got to tell you, if my year old thought he was my ten year old thought he was coming into my house telling me that mummy, going give that mummy, you're going to give me pound plus for me this thousand pound plus for this i be like this telephone so i can be like my friends. uh, my child would be short, sharp. be getting a very short, sharp. no not. that's not going to no i'm not. that's not going to happen, young man. where are you on this whole that on it? this whole notion that parents actually, because we've discussed school thing, discussed the school thing, i think all in agreement, think we're all in agreement, actually, that within a school environment. actually, that within a school environmentso got a nice, telephones. so we've got a nice, um, element of agreement. we like but this parental like that. but this parental aspect, think that asp

but you know, kevin hassett. >> it's not.ink that economics profession, we'll get john taylor on, the pro fegd neeprofession needs to look in mirror and figure it out. i am not buying partisan. i know -- lefty bloggers were on my case because i thought that economy would be sluggish, and i admitted it was strong, they got on my case for admitting it, i don't care i'm a business host, i am not interested in lift versus right -- left versus right, i am interested in what went wrong. >> i think what happened, 30 years ago was we had data there was no internet, then we kept getting surprised on upside, i agree with art there is a lot of bad looking data, but we'll keep getting surprised up. the profi productivity boom that eric sees coming is palpable. >> we'll leave it there, art laffer and kevin hassett and economics forecasting profession, good-bye. >> biden border cat ca catastrophe and biden crime wave, why it the guy running against? we have joe concha and mar if your business needs a new application then developers will ha

kevin mccarthy made that same point.fic point and it has to be point has to be a point made over and over again. the other thing trump didn't violate the law. presidents are allowed to take documents out in their possession, presumably safe keep it. biden is not allowed to do that. vice president, senators are not allowed to do that. i have 30 seconds left. what's up with that? he broke the law, biden but he is getting off because he doesn't have all his marbles? >> i'm on the armed services committee. when we go in the scif i can't take my phone in there, certainly can't take anything out of there. joe biden as senator or vice president, taking documents open in a box in a garage his son is live inning that same house who is compromised potentially by ukrainians and chinese. this whole thing is out of a terrible movie but they will let him go. it is joe biden and his department of justice. americans sigh that what it is. it is banana republic style lawfare. larry: the system is broken. people want it fixed. senator eric

wonderful, kevin o'leary. and great kevin hassett.lly i'll a manufacturing, index was down, manufacturing fell half a percent. it is down 1% from the last year. business equipment investment barely above water for the past year. kevin, you have lousy retail sales number. but it look like the government stimulus hitting consumers may be coming to an end? the so-called biden boom, that was temporary, is it over? is or what? >> well, you know i think you know this. there are parts of country in january where sun never comes up. and that is what the january data are like for me. the seasonal changes are so massive that when i see big numbers, positive or negative. i'm always scratching my head, wondering if will reverse in february, market has had a crazy few days because it is reacting to january data. i think that the economy not as strong as it looked a week okay, -- week ago but gdp says around 3%, i think that economy is stronger than i expected, give up the terrible policies. and i would say that this is really food for thought. som

watch this, kevin. >> kevin: whew. just barely. the thing i noticed from that camera angle and the sound, i never heard him lift. not until he was in the grass. >> clint: not lifting. going for it. the you think he's happy? >> mike: jeff gordon, vice chair of hendrick motorsports. ross chastain is known for making the big move. the hale melon. he was probably one move away from winning the daytona 500 tonight. it is william byron and hendrick motorsports who get to celebrate the great american race. should , be ready to signal rescuers. buschhhhh! how long have i been down here? 'bout, twelve minutes. head for the mountains. i can't see you! hi, i'm bradley cooper. everyone is auditioning to get t-mobile 'magenta status'. with 'magenta status' there's no need to fill up... ...when you drop off your car... at dollar. i like to juggle... that's good brad! i'm a really good whistler... [whistling] get a special rate on your hilton stay. mom! i can cry on cue. ♪ playing: you don't gotta try... ♪ ( ♪ ) no need to audition. ( ♪ ) introdu

but you know, kevin hassett. >> it's not.ry: i think that economics profession, we'll get john taylor on, the pro feprofession needs to look in mirror and figure it out. i am not buying partisan. i know -- lefty bloggers were on my case because i thought that economy would be sluggish, and i admitted it was strong, they got on my case for admitting it, i don't care i'm a business host, i am not interested in lift versus right -- left versus right, i am interested in what went wrong. >> i think what happened, 30 years ago was we had data there was no internet, then we kept getting surprised on upside, i agree with art there is a lot of bad looking data, but we'll keep getting surprised up. the pr productivity boom that eric sees coming is palpable. >> we'll leave it there, art laffer and kevin hassett and economics forecasting profession, good-bye. >> biden border cat catastrophe and biden crime wave, why it the guy running against? we have joe concha and mark simone to explain it for us, coming up. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, b

we have kevin has zit, mr.onderful, kevin o'leary, "breitbart"'s john carney to weigh in on all of that. let's go to our own grady trimble who is standing by in d.c. i know it's real live time, grady, but what can you tell us? >> reporter: boy, what a day, larry, for former president trump. the hearing in atlanta is still going on you showed a picture of it, district attorney fani willis is seated on the stand right now taking questions from former president trump's lawyers as well as other codefendants lawyers and it is getting heated at times. i want to start with new york where a judge set a trial date what could be the first of several criminal trials this year for former president trump. trump was in the courtroom when the judge decided that trial will start on march 25th. in the case brought by manhattan district attorney alvin bragg. the president is accused of covering up hush-money payments while he was campaigning in 2016. this trial could last weeks. trump argues it is part of a witch-hunt against hi

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kevin corke, live for us in dc. kevin thank you.et's bring in the former chief nominations conway for the senate judiciary committee mike davis along with former federal prosecuteer katie. thank you both for coming on. katie tony bobulinski we've all heard the name a thousand times right hunter's former business partner provided dozens of e-mails and texts and messages along with business contracts to congress. bobulinski said, the only reason any of these international business transactions took place with tens of millions of dollars flowing directly to the biden family was because joe biden was in high office. the biden family business was joe biden period. it seems compelling and damning at the same time. your thoughts on that, katie. >> absolutely. i think that it's very troubling that david weiss and others in the doj haven't been more interested in digging a little bit further into somebody's testimony who was there. now, certainly his credibility and his biases can be attacked but that information on its face is significantly

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kevin liptak is at the white house. what should we expect here, kevin? >> reporter: they were added very last minute to the president's schedule, 7:45 from the diplomatic reception report. this comes after the special counsel report from robert hul. the report depicted a forgetful president. earlier this week, he did say here at the white house he would be taking questions from reporters today on thursday. obviously it is now quite late in the day. there is not entirely clear if he will be taking our questions, but we did hear him speak a bit earlier about this report when he was at a retreat of house democrats in northern virginia, taking time to make sure that people heard declining to bring charges, and he saturday for that interview with robert hur in the days immediately following the october 7th terror attacks in israel, making the point he thought it was important to sit down, be fully transparent with the special counsel, but emphasizing he was also dealing with the crisis at the time. you'll probably hear a repetition of that, but perhaps more o

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kevin corke is back live with a democracy 24 update.eporter: trace, a great week coming up you know i love this stuff so this is right in our wheel house. as you know we are under a week until primary day in south carolina and the state's former governor has been crisscrossing the palmetto state telling voters there that president trump's attention, in her opinion is not on the campaign trail but instead in a courtroom she argues, though she does admit that some of the court cases are politically motivated. however, keep this in mind, her criticism of mr. trump is arrive with political peril because it also means she may be hurting her own standing with some of the very voters she would need were she the party's ultimate nominee to say nothing of the fabbing she's way back in the polls already in south carolina and elsewhere. as for the former president's likely opponent this fall the current president is still reeling from a special counsel report that essentially deemed him to elderly and forgetful to stand trial accused of mishandlin

outside, kevin reed embraced his niece.re convince keith believed to be single. so overwhelming. >> i thought i would feel relief or happy, but it just wasn't -- it was tough. >> among those thinking about keith reed's family is mary taglianetti. >> my heart goes out to them almost every day. and it's just -- it's a tragedy. my heart breaks. >> the reade reed family is far from the only victim in this case. kimberly roush had nothing whatsoever to do with the crime, yet she says she had to endure being questioned as a suspect, while at the same time still struggling with the grief of losing a man she loved and admired. >> he's an incredible man, who loved life. his girls always came first. he was wonderful father figure to my children, as well. >> keith reed's three daughters now face a future without their dad. he won't be there to walk the two younger girls down the aisle. all be a loving granddad to their children. or take their daily phone calls. when do you miss your dad the most? >> when i drive home from work, i alwa

but kevin is making the right point, inflation is till a problem.we on inflation? >> obviously, the story is not good as far as the inflation picture goes. and i will say final thing about a.i. just really quirk you know, companies are cutting jobs because they're investing in a.i. that's a consumer story. maria: great point. great conversation, everybody. kevin has set, buddy carter, paul chris e for examplar ryan payne, kelly o'grady, cheryl casone knit. all hands on deck this morning. dow industrials down 363 with about 30 minutes to go. let's send it right over stu. take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. it's another of those big numbers that can move markets, and this one has. it is the consumer price index. in the last 12 months consumer prices up 3.1. now, tha

kevin simpson, you're in this name too, aren't you? >> i am, scott. it might seem there's an excess of employees. this company is committed to really 50% of free cash flow being distributed to shareholders through buybacks, dividends. they still have $10 billion of buybacks that they have authorized. i don't expect a lot of out the earnings report. we do own it, we have a 52.5 call against half the position. we love the stock long-term, but i'm not sure there are going to be tremendous hidelines that will drive it. >> it's just one of those thames that hasn't really resonated very well with investors this year. it's flat. maybe down a touch on the year. all of these other stocks we've been talking about have just been ripped with tech. >> i sate to say it, but i think this earnings call is make or break. >> this is obviously -- if this report is correct, it depends on how you look at it. it's obviously trying to get ahead of that. >> and i'll grant you that. they had a bad quarter and bad guidance last time. this has been a steady eddie performer. but

this isn't just about kevin.his is about impact on community >> i hope i do it justice. >> reporter: and sierra didn't just stop there she also created a new foundation dedicated to her dad's favorite causes >> he made people feel seen he made people feel important. she took what was probably the hardest moment of her young life and flipped it around to something positive >> reporter: a legacy of love blanketing the city this february and all year round >> the tradition lives on before we go tonight, i want to share some personal news. for 8 1/2 years i have loved being with you every sunday night it's been a privilege. many of you know that i also anchor a weekday program. it's called "nbc news daily." it's a fast-paced show filled with all of the news that's relevant to you, highlighting our nbc news reporters. our audience on nbc news daily is growing fast, and i have decided after a lot of thought to focus my attention monday through friday on that role so next sunday will be my last sunday anchoring "nightly

kevin corke, thank you. former republican gubernatorial candidate in michigan and hosted the tudor dixon podcast, tudor dixon herself. good to have you on the show. president biden is healthy, active, robust, 81-year-old male who remains fit to successfully execute the duties of the presidency to include those of chief executive, head of state, and commander in chief. as kevin was saying, when you watch him shuffle in and out of rooms, robust and fit are probably not the first two words that come to mind. >> but he can shuffle in and out of rooms, so physically i would imagine that yes, he can get from one room to the other, but the cognitive part is really key. that's what we want to know and that is what we are all seeing on the world stage that seems to be completely failing on him. no matter what they say to the american people -- maybe he's not walking great from room to room. i'm seeing him stumble up the stairs. but no matter what they say about him being strong and sturdy and robust and all that, we

kevin? he doesn't get to come home. >> kevin doesn't get to have birthdays any longer our holidays or spent time with the family. i can't hear his voice and this and this into a recording. 3 men should all be put in for life without parole. the other significant change in this new complaint. >> is it identifies recently captured defendant laron gilbert as the shooter up to this point. co-defendant shot a mitchell was id. does the shooter as recently as 2 weeks ago, oakland police still believe that to be the case at the time. >> that the case was presented to die. mitchell was identified as the shooter said we've been in communication with the da's office and at this point, like i said, it's active investigation. but at this point. present were going forward with. should i shooter? >> the da didn't take questions. so it's unclear what new evidence or office may have uncovered to identify gilbert as the alleged shooter, but defendants are due in court now on march face to face these newly fil

a new developments today in the case of kevin nishida.e tv crew security guard shot and killed in oakland in 2021. alameda county district attorney pamela price today filed a new set of charges against three men accused of killing nishida, who was a former police officer. prosecutors now say lauren gilbert was the gunman who opened fire in downtown oakland. gilbert was at large for about two years until his arrest in missouri last month. previously, the da's office had said zakariyah mitchell was the shooter. gilbert mitchell and a third man, hershel hale, have already been charged with murder. but price said she's added gang and gun enhancements. price says the men face decades in prison. prison if convicted, but the da removed special circumstances against the three men, meaning they they no longer face life. life in prison without parole. >> these charges are consistent with the actual evidence in the case. the previous prosecutors who charged the case under my predecessor made certain mistakes. talks about who was responsible for the

kevin has done this before. kevin split the upper right. and that is time's up.ria is in second with 9200 points, and wayne is in third with 8500, well, wayne, i'm so sorry, you're in last place, and that means that you're eliminated. but before you go, you will be subjected to the same embarrassing fate as all super bowl flameouts: the losers' press conference. [laughter] come on over, wayne. >> he's a dope, he's a dope! [applause] >> i want to thank everybody for supporting me this season. i came out strong. a couple of really, really good punch lines to make everybody happy. i fumbled a little bit in the quarter but i came back and obviously all the hard work i put in was not enough. i blame it all on everyone else. of course, no accountability over here and after this i'm going to my island and i'm not talking to anybody. any questions, anybody have questions, raise your hands? nothing, shut the hell up! i wear it like a badge, yes you? >> the football? >> i absolutely think my people was deflated. [laughter] this was in response to my bill belichick jokes th

kevin reconnected the mother and son by phone. >> he was crying. she was crying.logizing and he was saying don't worry. like -- >> [ speakin g in a global language ] >> i love you, mom. don't feel bad. don't feel sorry. >> reporter: andres talks with his mom every day. and she's helping care for his grandson the joy of their reunion fuels kevin's mission. >> we should see our unhoused neighbors not as problems to be solved but as people to be loved. my hope and my vision with this work is that no one goes through homelessness alone. >> reporter: next, kevin plans for andres and his mom the meet for their first hug and in-person visit in decades. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> you can nominate your local hero online at kpix.com/hero. >>> well, looking over at highway 80 in soda springs there's a blizzard warning in effect this morning. all throughout the sierra and it's going to last through sunday morning. so if you plan on traveling to or through this area, it might be best to wait it out. road conditions are expected to deteriorate rapidly. some roads a

kevin? >> kevin: there are fresh reports that suggest the u.s.s planning to go after iranian targets outside of iran with strikes as well as cyberefforts, and, in fact, i can report tonight that the u.s. has, in fact, as you pointed out, carried out self-defense strikes against houthi trash gets inside yemen. those were not, i should repeat this, those were not connected to the death of those three u.s. service personnel. we continue to wait for an official response from the white house on that and from the pentagon. now to the original report. they actually follow comments by the secretary of state, blinken, who spoke of a "multilevelled response." >> these service members were deployed into the region to contribute to regional security and stability in support of the international coalition to ensure the lasting defeat of isis, so there will be consequences and i'll just leave it at that. >> in the meantime over at the white house, a familiar refrain, promising retribution and retaliation. >> just because you haven't seen anything in the last 4

they see her -- kevin mccarthy was especially burned by her. she was something that built herself as the governing wing. she wasn't a part of the freedom caucus. kevin mccarthy spent a lot of money to initially get her elected. they are trying to keep her at arm's distance. the question is whether the voters care about this. in bob goode's district, he's confident that the conservative area, they didn't like kevin mccarthy, same with eli crane and andy begbeggs. >> bob goode said, if my opponent wants to bring in kevin mccarthy, he can. the outside groups spending. the potential outside groups coming in to spend money in race. what was interesting about what mccarthy predicted, is his ouster and the chaos and dysfunction, would lead to a wave of new republican retirements. in the past two days, we've seen two key committee chairman both announce they were going to step aside. this often happens when members believe that, yeah, they're the majority now. but going to be in the minority next year. >> there's regret from many members how this playe

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kevin: it makes people more financially literate.iggest problem we face in our country is this issue of financial wellness. if you want to know what people are thinking about where my going to get the money for this, how my going to pay for that, all of these financial concerns, one of the things that leads to these financial concerns is, our population is not as financially literate as it should be. if you just think about it, we don't teach financial literacy. k-12, we don't teach financial literacy. we teach all kinds of things we rarely use, like the example i always use is, when is the last time you solved a chemistry problem? maybe it is me, but i have not solved a biology -- it has been a while since i solved a biology problem. however you solve -- however, you solve financial problems all the time. that is one of the things that oneunited bank. we are pushing for a national referendum to make it critical -- not critical, but necessary to teach financial literacy, k-12. we think there is nothing we can do to improve our societ

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john and kevin. >>> switching gears to former speak he have of the house kevin mccarthy, is laying outen is really like in negotiations behind closed doors. take a listen. >> he still has a prompter when you meet behind closed doors but the teleprompter are cards. i found i met with him, a couple, he would read from the cards. >> have a conversation. >> yeah. if you deviate, like i didn't sit and negotiate with him the debt ceiling. it is not -- he just sticks to the cards. if you go, if you deviate from the cards he can't continue on. david: the white house is pushing back but once again, the images of the president glued to his cards on his lap in meetings with world leaders have become very familiar to all of us. joining me is giano caldwell, fox news political analyst and doug collins, former georgia congressman. great to see you both. this has really become a potempkin presidency. remember stalin used to have fake, phony villages he would take reporters by to show how great the soviet union was. there was nothing behind them, it was a facade. that is what this presidency is, it is

trace. >> trace: kevin thank you. let's bring in former presidential candidate larry elder and axiom strategies erin perriney. erin to you first, the plan, when you're making a plan b you're clearly worried about losing the election but the plan, erin, would be to limit trump's ability to fire thousands of government workers. what are your thoughts on this? is it possible? is it something you think could actually be sustained? >> well, there is an opportunity for it to be sustained but there is a little known procedural maneuver that can be done which is a congressional review act where there's a joint resolution of disapproval passed by both the house and the senate. it all depend on tim so if it's april i'm not sure exactly how long they would have the ability to be able to review that so come november, come a new congress in january, if they were able to roll this back and do so, the congressional review act is a wonderful tool that congress has to check the administrative state and say uh-uh, we have oversight and

kevin reconnected the mother and son by phone. >> he was crying. she was crying.he was apologizing and he was saying don't worry. like -- >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> i love you, mom. don't feel bad. don't feel sorry. >> reporter: andres talks with his mom every day. and she's helping care for his grandson. the joy of their reunion fuels kevin's mission. >> we should see our unhoused neighbors not as problems to be solved, but as people to be loved. so my hope and my vision with this work is that no one goes through homelessness alone. >> reporter: next, kevin plans for andres and his mom to meet for their first hug and in-person visit in decades. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> love them. so remember, you can multiply good by nominating your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. sharon chin one of my favorite people. everybody always loves her stories and that's because she has such a great heart. she attracts the stories. >> does an incredible job with the stories. >> yep. >> glad we share them with the viewers. >> yeah and

all right, kevin, let's start with you.aw last night with the white house sending joe biden out to reassure the country and when, in fact he, again, could not name a major leader of a foreign country that we deal with on a regular basis. you say? >> i mean, laura, what you said in the intro is right. this isn't a new story with the president. go back to his years in the senate. he would confuse names. he would confuse dates. that's nothing new. it's nothing new in american politics. sean, my friend here on the panel, worked for a guy named rick perry out of texas who, you know, we forget that, you know, in his debate performance couldn't name the three departments that he wanted to get rid of on national television. so, politics is not new to these kind of missteps and missteps aren't new to this kind of politics. i think what you saw last night is a president upset about this report, upset specifically about the mention of beau biden and wanted to deliver a rebuke to the american people special counsel hur, which is what w

[laughter] kevin?ow, i'm quite amazed at the situation going on regarding his, this narrative on his longevity. i think the only issue to deal with it is to swap out kamala harris and put someone in there that you feel comfortable could take over. i'm not against her personally, i'm just saying her poll numbers are the worst in history for -- stuart: how do you do it? how do you switch her out in. >> look, if you want biden to win, you have to know the independent feels comfortable that you've got someone to step in that you would be comfortable being president. that is not her right now. lauren: who is it? >> the only reason i bring this up is i look at it through a policy perspective. if i thought i'm -- they're going to keep this ticket, i'm go if to go -- i'm going to go longer energy. this is an extraordinary situation9. why leave her in that seat when you know with certainty the independent will not vote for his ticket out of the concern that she might be president? stuart: you lose the black vot

kevin, good evening. evening, trace. it has>> reporte argued by crite and arguably backed up by evidence that thi bs is actually happened before with an outgoing administration acting working to thwartng the incoming administration in defiancadministe of the prinl the peaceful transfer of power back then. the argument was it was the obama administration setting upt e ob after trap for the new trump administration. >> according critics and now the associated press is reportingassoci that presidet biden's administration and liberal supporters in washington are bracing for a possible trump victory in novembeerr by installingctor roadblocks to limit the ladderys to govern, notably his ability to trim the size the federal workforce. the ap reports that the office of personnel management, the federal government's chief ma,ruleesources agency will finalize a rule by april against reclassifyinl againsg ts of thousands of workers so they can be more easily fired. t it's a move a biden campaign spokesperson says, that willl se kee

corke in dc kevin thank you.ie hamill from the alliance of parents, prager you xaviaer durousseau along with tv personality and activist ms. universe judge emily austinment thank you all for coming on. so they cancelled al i can't bra back if 2014 in hopes of lowering the um in of black and hispanic students who failed instead it dropped the test scores across the board julie no surprise there because when you stop teaching something, when you lower standards, it's just hard to get performance levels up. >> right. and our state has said out loud and in writing, with the california math framework, that the goal is equity and equity is a race to the bottom. and so what it did is when they took away algebra from the kids in eighth grade they set up a 2-tear system where people like gavin newsom hello governor, who can send his kids to private school and can afford private math tutors those kids can advance in high school but the other kids who can't afford a private fewer or private school are going to be essentiall

we also have kevin barrett, editor at veterans today joining us from sidia over morocco. welcome to you both wick sterling, i'll start with you. there's a couple um real shocking, not that before we didn't hear shocking news coming out of the gaza strip. one of them is the fact that you have people uh in one particular incident that's uh now been broadcast that are eating cactus for food. the other is the massacer that took place where the military ate. comes, not the military, but eight convoy comes, palestinians line up for food, and then they get shot at by the regime forces and they killed over 100, these are gross violations, this particular one, the massacer, that's a genocide that's taking place, and it's a war crime, we're still, we're still looking at this happening, what do you make of the fact that this is still continuing by the israeli regime? yeah, well, i think israel is spitting in the face of the international court of justice, which uh... ruled at the end of uh at the end of january that uh israel should should stop this, and they're just continuing um a

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kevin lily. >> thanks. >> thank you, mayor. thank you chief.evin lily, chairman of the texas alcohol beverage commission. first offer my sincere condolences to the congregation of lakewood church and greater houston. as the mayor said, our places of worship are both sacred and safe and all texans grieve at what happened at lakewood church yesterday and indeed when the sanctity of a church is violated or any house of worship, that is an attack on the very foundation of this nation, and so we are so grateful for the action of our houston police officer involved as well as tabc agent herrera who were the officers on the scene and their actions together working to neutralize as the suspect, the fbi said saved lives. the word hero was useded but what happened yesterday was heroism and valor in which a total disregard for your own safety, saving others before yourself, chief, i was talking to a couple of your deputy chiefs yesterday as well, some of the fbi agents and they spoke almost in great respect of the fact that these two officers held their g

kevin corke live for us in dc. thank you, kevin. well the fox news at night common sense department remembers in jan president biden began his campaign by labeling trump supporters as extremists. low and be hold days later federal investigators asked banks to search and filter for extremist red flags and look for inflammatory words like trump and mag afplt e-mails to the fed told banks to pay close attention to anyone buying religious material like a bible or has extremist views. if you shop at dick's sporting goods, cabella, or bass pro shop you may want to lawyer up. nothing says danger like dick's. they're concerned about anyone taking a plane, bus or rental car to an area with no apparent purpose. today janet yellen was asked about surveying. she side stepped. we admitted there was concern around here. last sunday common sense went to church and then to dick's in a rental car. you know there will be trouble if you hear about the feds putting out a apb on a home grown violent wearing tennis shoes. let's bring in california gop an

kevin good to see you back. here every time i think about this number, it's beams astronomical to the average person frankly, it is an astronomical figure and between the penalty, in this case, the 83 million to e jean carroll. that's more than half 1 billion. and you got this recent forbes estimates saying that he hadn't had the cash. so how is he going to come up with that money? >> well, even if you're a billionaire having half 1 billion liquid is kind of unusual, but by the way, laura, this bond, like everything else in this case, is unprecedented. i don't recall a bond issuance anywhere near this ever for a personal situation ever. i mean, usually each thing things in real estate and of 2030, $40 and you basically get an aggregate of your portfolio and you stake it. the bond phi itself to put the agreement of places anywhere from one to two-and-a-half percent. so you're gonna lose that right out of the gate so there's our cost to all of this that you never get recouped but i think the narrative on this case

wonderful himself, kevin owe leary. chairman of alerey ventures. kevin, great to see you tonight.s going on here? >> >> affordability here. pre-pandemic, rates, interest rates were practically zero, as you recall. we go through the pandemic massive increase in basic rates. mortgages 3 and a half to 7 to #%. affordability pro teen and gas other issues increased inflation rates 33%. but the average wage in america barely bundle. it's about 62,000 massive squeeze whole court of people leave college and say wow, is it ever expensive to live? what happened here? well, life happened. every generation is looking backwards saying can i do better than my parents? this co-hart is in trouble because they got whacked by some hard core inflation that has not gone away what does this mean for belief in capitalism and the american dream if you think no matter how hard i work i can't get ahead and still living with mom and dad, what does that mean for the future belief in our system. >> our system always survives. this debate goes on from one generation to another. this has been a particularly to

kevin o'leary, as always, mr. wonderful.uggy holtz-eakin, great to see you. >>> folks, we're going to switch gears again back to the major news story right now, the retaliatory strikes. let's turn to our own grady trimble. grady, you have some more info. >> reporter: we do, larry. airstrikes have begun in syria and iraq are according to our colleague, jennifer griffin, and citing two u.s. defense officials. griffin is reporting that these attacks are designed to target iran-backed militants in those two areas, in iraq and in syria. where those militant groups keep missiles, drones and other equipment that they've been using to hit u.s. positions in the middle east. of course, this is a retaliatory response by the white house which it's been signaling all week after three service members were killed in jordan on sunday. they had their dignified transfer here in the u.s. today, and president biden along with the defend if secretary attendey attended. you know, both of them, president biden and lloyd austin, the defense secreta