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eastern charleston south carolina stay with fox live today at 10:00 a.m.ow political focus shifting from super tuesday to president biden state of the union tomorrow hillary vaughn on capitol hill with details hillary. >> good morning, maria. , nikki haley expected to suspend her campaign last night's contest was her final shot to challenge former president trump for the gop nomination, ultimately she only ended up winning one state vermont not a viable challenge to trump expected to suspend her campaign at ten a.m. charleston south carolina not expected to endorse former president trump instead "wall street journal" reports will encourage trump to win over her supporters biden campaign reacting to contest in a memo expect many haley supporters to support them in november vote democrat, now with trump laser focused on november campaign making a pitch about abortion quote the result of of last night's super tuesday contest cemented what we've nope donald trump limps into election as wounded unpopular candidate joe biden only candidate in history has beaten

eastern and charleston south carolina.ing reported the wall street journal is reporting shall be dropping out of the 2024 presidential race we will follow it and we will have more as we come out of the short break. stay with us. all when i was your age, we never had anything like this. what? wifi? wifi that works all over the house, even the basement. the basement. so i can finally throw that party... and invite shannon barnes. dream do come true. xfinity gives you reliable wifi with wall-to-wall coverage on all your devices, even when everyone is online. maybe we'll even get married one day. i wonder what i will be doing? probably still living here with mom and dad. fast reliable speeds right where you need them. that's wall-to-wall wifi on the xfinity 10g network. maria: breaking news nikki haley will deliver remarks in charleston south carolina later this morning. it's been reported she's going to announce she's dropping out of the race, the wall street journal says she's not going to endorse president trump right away

. >> in charleston, south carolina, republican nikki haley announced the suenon of her campaign for presidentafter only winning one state in yesterday's super tuesday primaries, she congratulated former president trump, but did not endorse him. she spoke for just under five minutes. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> just over a year ago i launched my campaign for president. when i begin, i said the campaign was grounded in my love for our country. just last week, my mother, a first-generation immigrant, got to vote for her daughter for president. only in america. i am filled with the gratitude for the outpouring of support we have received from all across our great country. but the time has now come to suspend my campaign. i said i wanted americans to have their voices heard. i have done that. i have no'o regrets. and although i will no longer be a candidate, i will not stop using my voice for the things i believe in. debt will eventually crush our economy. a smaller federal government is not only necessary for freedom, it is necessary for our survival. the road to socialism is the road to

she is at home in charleston, south carolina right now. so we'll see what she says. she goes away is a big question. but, how will he speak about her? will it be bird brain? will it be attacking the dress that she is wearing? i'm guessing that he will want to start to pull over some of her voters and he may -- we may see more gentleman version that you and i saw in iowa at the town hall. maybe looking at the general election he will focus more in that way. >> bret: other side, axios, harold, biden's new strategy go for trump's jug jugular. will explode if biden mercilessly gigs and gods him. godz him. instead of focusing jobs polls suggest americans aren't giving biden much credit. biden would be making the contest as much about trump as his own accomplishments. isn't be that dangerous road to go down? >> harold: maybe. you had in your lead-in, you interviewed some people, several of them said they wished that neither of these guys were the choices that the country was going to be confronted with. if you see that kind of polling in either campaign. you go for the jug

in charleston, south carolina, we had a bridge that was also hit in the late 40's and early 50's by ahip andped into the harbor and they replace them. just about 15 years ago, we got a gorgeous new suspension fendeg they were around the base of the bridge. the goal is to make it impossible that a ship could hit it. new construction methods will b/ in play when they replace the bridge. that's a very long process, five , probably 5-7 years and $10 billion. host: there are many issues that boeing has been facing regarding aviation safety. ar lawyer and do you have links to those legal cases involving boeing? >> guest: i am involved in the litigation in th the boeing 7378 in ethiopia. those cases are ongoing. boeing has admitted liability after about 2.5 years of litigation. boeing has admitted liability so those cases areei resolved and may be set for trial later in the year. that's on damages. host: refresher, in january on alaska airlines flight, a door plug in a 737e aircraft blew out midair over portland, oregon. investigators from the ntsb had said the evidence showed bolts that hel

let's get right to the ground in charleston, south carolina. kylie atwood, is there standing by to hear from nikki haley, what have you learned so far this morning, kylie? >> that's right, john nikki haley is expected to announce here in her hometown or charleston, south carolina at 10:00 a.m. the ci is getting out of the presidential race that she is ending her campaign. and as you said, according to sources, familiar with her plans she is not expected to endorse former president trump. rather, she is going to make the case that he needs to win over her voters. this is not altogether surprising she has repeatedly said that trump cannot win a general election if he doesn't expand the party. she has argued that the republican party needs to be the party the addition. and so what she is going to say is that he needs to really talk to those voters who had supported her. obviously, she didn't have enough support to keep her campaign in a live. she didn't have enough support to surpass the former president, but in a handful of states, nikki haley di

, south carolina. like kylie atwood is watching what's going on do we have any sense kylie, what we can specifically expect her to say >> well, listen, i think nikki haley is going to come out here and thank the people that voted for her talk about the factors that she ran her election on conservative fiscal policy the need to be close with us out why is when it comes to foreign policy, a number of things, but she is president trump. but she is not expected to endorse trump today. her folks who are familiar with what she's going to say, say she is going to go ahead and say that trump needs to earn the support of those voters. she has repeatedly said throughout the entire course of her campaign that the republican party needs to be a party of addition, and she doesn't believe that trump has been approaching his campaign. that way. she has talked about the fact that she wants to give her for voters an option that's why she stayed on the ballot through super tuesday. but this was a decision that she made

bill melugin in one of my favorite places in the world, charleston, south carolina. >> sandra: a beautiful scene. martha maccallum, executive editor and from "the story," we heard from haley this morning but did not endorse donald trump. here she was in her own words, martha. >> it is now up to donald trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it who did not support him. and i hope he does that. at its best, politics is about bringing people into your cause, not turning them away. and our conservative cause badly needs more people. >> sandra: i look forward to talking to speaker johnson coming up, john and i will have him later in the show, a crucial question. how can donald trump unite the party and bringing over those supporting nikki haley to donald trump. >> martha: who can you bring into the fold, in terms of the background from the trump team, they have always expanded the base. in 2016, brought in people from rural areas from wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, many had not voted before. they have rarely reached towards the middle, the moderate vote, which we saw nikki

back to you. >> bret: bill melugin live in charleston, south carolina, bill, thanks.ormer president trump predicted an avalanche of delegates on super tuesday. and that is just what he received. now, his focus is on the general election. and another battle with now president biden. that is eight months from yesterday. correspondent bryan llenas has that part of the story tonight from west palm beach, florida. >> former president donald trump taking another victory lap tonight as nikki haley suspends her campaign. trump writing on truth social, quote: nikki haley got trounced last night in record-setting fashion. and even though haley did not endorse him, trump said he would, quote, like to invite all of the haley supporters to join the greatest movement in the history of our nation. it's possible trump could reach the 12s needed to officially secure the republican nomination as soon as next week. last night the presumptive republican nominee attacked president biden and called on the g.o.p. to unite. >> we have a great republican party with tremendous talent and we wa

kylie atwood in charleston, south carolina covering the haley campaign. obviously, we're all looking forward now with the results indicating that donald trump as well on his way to becoming the republican presidential nominee. so let's see how tonight's presidential primary results are playing with voters in a state that will be one of the handful that we'll be really up for grabs in november. i'm specifically talking about wisconsin. gary tuchman is with voters in wales, wisconsin, which is outside of a walkie and gary, who are you with? and what are they thinking as this race moves forward? >> jake, we're with 11 politically active people here in the state of wisconsin, where in walkinshaw county, which is between milwaukee, the biggest city in the state. and madison, the state capital. the statement, by the way, wales is called wales because this village where we are was settled by people from wales in the mid 19th century or any of you welsh okay. we can move on then. but anyway, it's a beautiful town. i want to ask all of you, we have some biden supp

next, her remarks from charleston, south carolina, where she declined to endorse former president trumpg it was now his responsibility to appeal to those who voted for her.■i m with large audiences on the left and right and from plano, texas, independent cornell west meeting with voters. first, a look at results from super tuesday. former president trump notched wins in all super tuesday states except 1 -- vermont, which his rival nikki haley took. that was not enough to keep her campaign going, though. she announced wednesday she would be ending request for the white house. next, her remarks from charleston, south carolina, where she declined to endorse former president trump, saying it was now his responsibility to appeal to those who voted for her. >> good morning. just over a year ago, i not -- i launch my campaign for president. when i began, i said the campaign was grounded in my love of country pier last week, my mother, a first-generation immigrant, got to vote for her daughter for president. only in america. i am filled with gratitude for the outpouring of support we across our

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tonight we're turning up the charm in charleston, south carolina.rivers, coincidentally named ashley and cooper, charleston is known for its ancient architecture, lush gardens, and sprawling plantations. and travel just 10 minutes from downtown, and you'll end up at the "edge of america," otherwise known as folly beach. all right, guys, we're off. woohoo! let's go! what body of water are we on? i call this the folly harbor, which is part of the folly river, which is just a small part of the atlantic ocean. i love it. i love being on the water. i love the wind-- just-- oh, i feel so free. what kind of marine life will we find here? richard: dolphins. this is where they hang out. all these rock-like looking structures, those are oysters. ashley roberts: all these? when you're sitting in a restaurant and you're feeling fancy and you're like, i'll order the oysters, there's a good chance they come from right here. they don't look that appetizing from here, i'm not gonna lie. so what are we slowing down for? oh, this is the part of the tour where i slow

bill now joins us live in charleston, south carolina. we are, what, about 54 minutes away, bill, from seeing nikki haley. good morning. >> bill: yeah, bill, good morning to you. fox news can confirm nikki haley will be dropping out of this race this morning set to deliver remarks, as you just said, a little over 50 minutes in the charleston area in the building directly behind us right now. we are told she is not going to be endorsing donald trump during this speech. instead, she is going to urge him to try to gain the support of both republicans and independents who do not support him right now. we're also told she is going to highlight the fact that she felt she was giving republican primary voters a serious other choice to look at. a non-trump voice to look at. and she feels that is a voice that is warranted right now. her campaign points out that in some of these early states, she's been getting a decent chunk of the vote. sometimes between 30% to 40%. she won vermont last night. her campaign and nikki herself say those people aren't

. >> reporter: and down south charleston, south carolina, also hit particularly hard by the deluge >> it's locked up. it's not -- is it in neutral? >> reporter: drivers left stranded relying on help from others to remove waterlogged cars >> do you need a hand, man? >> reporter: the flooding so bad in some spots, firefighters were called out the escort people out of homes and businesses up the 95 corridor, toms river, new jersey, the downpours just as dramatic. >> pretty heavy. winds are gusting. wow. what a night. >> reporter: in queens, new york, this back seat passenger at times looking like he was braving rough seas instead of city streets. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: severe weather didn't just stop there. in echo, alabama, in southeast georgia, the national weather service saying tonight tornados were responsible for sections of homes being ripped to shreds and trees toppling the storm system responsible for the damage is not done yet. tonight more than 60 million from georgia to maine under wind alerts gusts could reach up to 60 miles an hour leaving bracing for power outages a

you are in charleston, south carolina. nikki haley is at home there and south carolina, she does not have any events planned tonight. i was talking to her on the show on friday okay asking which super tuesday states who is going to be on. she said she would be back home. what does that tell us >> well, listen, the fact that she wants to be here in her home state is telling she wants to be with those close to her this is not a state that is voting today. let's just remind folks, south carolina already had its primary a few weeks ago and when nikki haley's asked about the longevity of her campaign beyond the super tuesday, she often says that she's not thinking that far ahead her campaign last scheduled rally was last night in texas. of course, they could schedule more, but there aren't any more on the calendar as of now, and she was asked earlier this morning on fox if she will draw it out, if she doesn't have a successful showing tonight didn't commit one way or another, but two-third protective of her supporters, listen t

let's go to kylie atwood now in charleston, south carolina. she's covering nikki haley's campaign and kylie yes. we have projected i think ten or 11 states 12 states for donald trump, though we are projecting of vermont for nikki haley. so that's 12 for trump, one for haley. we still have some outstanding. have you heard anything from the haley campaign? >> jake, we just heard from the nikki haley campaign responding tonight for the first time we've heard from them in a few hours i want to read to you what the spokeswoman is saying. quote, we're honored to have received the support of millions of americans across the country today, including vermont, where nikki the first republican woman to win two presidential primary contests and then she went on to say that unity is not achieved by simply claiming were united today hey, state after state, there remains a large block of the republican party voters who are expressing deep concerns about donald trump. that is not the unity our party needs for success addressing those voters concerns will make

mark strassmann, cbs news, charleston, south carolina. >>> overseas now to the war in gaza. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has agreed to reschedule his delegation's visit to the white house to discuss a possible operation in rafah. netanyahu canceled the planned trip on monday in protest of the u.s. abstaining from the u.n. security council vote demanding an immediate cease-fire. the decision to reschedule came after top u.s. officials met with israel's defense minister this week in washington. netanyahu said a victory against hamas is impossible without entering rafah to eliminate the terror group's last four battalions. >>> coming up this hour, random stabbing attacks in illinois leave at least four people dead. an update on the suspect. >>> plus, galactic find. the exciting new discovery about a monster black hole in our neighborhood. i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms

late last night, the nbc news team in charleston, south carolina, saw members of haley's team wheeling items into the campaign headquarters, and it seemed like they could be setting up for an event there, but the campaign has not said anything about their plans the last update we got from the haley campaign is that they are honored to have gotten the support of millions of americans. >> mm-hm and brie, donald trump had that loss in vermont to nikki haley but president biden also had a surprising loss of his own last night. >> reporter: nbc news projects that jason palmer has won the american samoa democratic caucus palmer is a venture capitalist who focuses on information technology he won with 51 votes to president biden's 40 votes palmer did not step foot in the territory. he only held virtual events there. he's also on the ballot in 16 states he says he wants to make education a priority in this election now there are also big down-ballot results. in texas, nbc news projects congressman colin allred has won the democratic senate primary. he will take on senator ted cruz in november.

this video near charleston, south carolina, today some areas could see a half foot of rain. the storm system is also spawning tornados. this damage from a twister that ripped through dale county, alabama, on friday. several homes were hit but no injuries are reported. >>> miami beach is breaking up with spring break revelers this weekend, cracking down on the rowdy partiers that show up every march. cbs is there with more on what's behind the split. christian? >> reporter: good evening, these are the strongest measures the city of miami beach has proactively taken ahead of spring break to keep people safe. so far the measures appear to be working, but it's still early. throughout the month of march miami beach is cracking down on spring break. years of chaos including last year's deadly shootings led officials to say enough is enough. the city's entire police force has hit the streets along with some 18 other local state and federal agencies. >> what we don't welcome is criminal activity. what we don't welcome is mayhem. >> reporter: to even get to the beach you've got to go

it touched down in two locations we know for sure charleston, south carolina, saw more than 3.5in of rain, stranding cars in the streets. >> yeah. it's locked. i don't know why the weather also disrupting spring break travel plans with hundreds of flights delayed or canceled in florida, southwest airlines hit hard with about 1300 delays nationwide. >> we're supposed to leave at six. >> we've been delayed to nine. and my understanding something to do with thunderstorms and weather. southwest also blamed the delays on airspace constraints over florida during the busy season. >> some passengers were reportedly stranded at orlando's airport for 24 hours, seeing their flights canceled seven times. meanwhile, the other big weather story today the high temps in parts of the country. record highs are expected from nebraska up to minnesota and wisconsin. >> coming up, two airline pilots fall asleep in mid-air, veering off course. >> also ahead, the royal family photo retracted over concerns it was manipulated. how the controversy is adding to speculation about kate middleton's health and late

, south carolina, where he was being questioned in a case against boeing. >> barnett told the bbc in 2019 that workers deliberately used faulty parts on the production line. boeing denied his claims, and this past january, he told tmz he was not surprised when that door panel blew off the alaska airlines flight. >> what we're seeing with the door plug blow out is what i've seen with the rest of the airplane as far as jobs not being completed properly, inspection of steps being removed. >> in a statement, boeing said we are saddened by mr. barnett's passing and our thoughts are with his family and friends in just the last 24 hours. another unusual incident on a boeing jet. 50 passengers were injured on a 787 dreamliner over australia, many thrown into the ceiling. describing a sudden nosedive, the airline calls the incident a strong shake and blames a technical event. the good news is that the black boxes will very quickly determine whether this was an aircraft malfunction or just clear air turbulence, and back to that door plug incident, the justice department has reportedly launched

, south carolina, where he was being questioned in a case against boeing.ncerns about production standards, telling the bbc in 2019 that workers deliberately used faulty parts. boeing denied his claims. the issues with boeing are having a ripple effect. southwest airlines is following united with a hiring freeze. boeing has been unable to deliver planes on time, forcing it to trim its 2024 schedule. derek dennis, abc news, new york. in the south bay, police say they caught two thieves red handed after they stole some copper wire from the vta system. >> the two suspects were seen in a truck at a vta station in san jose, but officers got to the scene too late. however, they were spotted less than an hour later at another station in sunnyvale. police pulled them over and say inside the truck, 20ft of copper wire weighing over 100 pounds. vta says it has been hit more than 20 times since the beginning of the year by copper thieves. >> public works crews were back on the third street bridge in san francisco today. the bridge, located right next to oracle park, i

we turn now to abc's alex presha in charleston, south carolina. >> hey, juju.t was a quiet day for nikki haley here in south carolina. quite frankly, it was not the super tuesday that she had hoped for. yes, she did pick up one win in vermont, but outside of that it was a complete sweep for former president donald trump. now, the haley campaign this evening pushing back with a statement saying today in state after state, there remains a large block of republican primary voters who are expressing deep concerns about donald trump. that is not the unity our party needs for success now. it still remains unclear what's next for haley. she had said that she wanted to continue on past super tuesday, but it depended on how competitive she was today. so the campaign will have to determine exactly how competitive they are. but if donald trump is going to be successful in november, he's going to have to win some of these. haley voters over juju. >> alex, thank you. the candidates are the same this time around, but the issues have changed. voters making their voices heard

bill melugin is following her in charleston, south carolina. >> reporter: we are here in charleston, nikki haley later today, doesn't have to be a public event but we have asked her what is she expecting going into tonight, she wants to be competitive. we asked what does competitive mean? she says the media will decide that. earlier this morning she was asked if tonight doesn't go well is she going to drop out? here's what she said. >> don't know why everybody is so adamant they have to follow trump's lead to get me out of this race. all these people deserve to vote, 16 states want to have their voices heard, let's let their voices get heard. i haven't heard him pledge to me that he would support me if i won so i don't know why i have to pledge to him. >> here's where we stand on the delegate count as of this morning, donald trump 73, nikki haley 43, you need 1200 to secure the nomination. nikki haley has a lot of catching up to do. this is video of her in texas, her final campaign stop before supertuesday, she's getting chunks of voters in each of these early states, those people ar

south carolina with what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound according to the corners officeers are reportedly not buying that. the new york post is reporting that a boeing employee does not want to be identified, said a lot of people are sceptical because he made some pretty powerful enemies. a former boeing quality control engineer who worked for the company for more than 30 years recently testified in a whistleblower lawsuit against boeing. he also did an interview with tmz about alleged safety concerns within the company after an exit door ripped off a boeing 737 max nine -- max nine in january midair. >> what we're seeing with the door plug go out is what i had seen... as far as jobs not being completed properly, expections -- inspection status being removed, issues being ignored. >> reporter: boeing has released a statement saying by we are saddened by his passing and our thoughts are with his family and friends. the attorneys also commenting on him. they say he had been retaliated against and subjected to a hostile work environment. in a statement, they said john was i

literally any moment nikki haley will deliver remarks in charleston, south carolina. she's going to end her presidential campaign. she's not excited to endorse donald trump but instead encourage him to earn the support of republican and independent voters. while we wait, look at the markets. it's wednesday morning and i see green, markets coming back a little bit. the dow is up 200. now we are up 150. the 10 year treasury yield, 4.10%. gas prices inching up of course, bitcoin 66, 65,900. the all time high, a great move. it is possible we will get to that high quickly. the latest read on job openings. >> it was a little bit less than the expectation. the december number was 9 million. it is a tight labor market. more people in the information sector. fewer people quitting real estate. work that one out. stuart: thanks. on the left-hand side of the screen, nikki haley, waiting for her to remove herself from the gop race. liz peek with me. obvious question, what would it take for donald trump to win the votes of nikki haley voters? how does he get those votes because he

, south carolina in 2014. tree of life synagogue in 2018, packs in power way, california, and el paso, texas. and of course, most recently in buffalo. mass shootings, almost all of them. >> was interesting is, you started working on this project during the pandemic. before january 6th took place. were you surprised that there was an attempt to overturn our election when it happened? people here, they thought this could never happen. are you too thinking, yup, we saw this? >> part of our argument is the january 6th, although a perfect storm, is the result of 40 years of seditious organizing. and key texts and strategies that have emerged, they came perfectly together january 6th as intent, capability, and opportunity all converged. i don't think it was surprising for us. certainly, the scale was a surprise, and i think certainly the reaction, just recently we've seen language used such as political prisoners, hostages used to describe, that has been a surprise. >> we've seen that from elected officials. you lai

, south carolina.nett left boeing back in 2017 after working for more than 30 years as a quality control manager at boeing. over the years, he had taken legal action against the company, claiming he was retaliated against for raising safety concerns. in 2019, we interviewed barnett. he accused boeing of having a hu hurry-up culture, pushing planes out the door before they were thoroughly checked his death comes as "the new york times" reports boeing failed 33 out of 89 faa audits since the door plug incident on the 737 max 9 that grounded the fleet back in january. 33 of 89 audit failures. nbc news has not reviewed the slide presentation that was reviewed by the" times. spirit aero systems also failed several audits in one case auditors saw mechanics using a hotel key card to check a door seal boeing is in talks to buy spirit boeing says we continue to implement immediate changes and develop a comprehensive action plan to strengthen safety and quality and build the confidence of our customers and their

from charleston, south carolina, where she declined to endorse former president trump, saying ■%al toe who voted for her. >> good morning. just over a year ago, i not -- i launch my campaign for president. when i began, i said the campaign was grounded in my love of country pier last week, my mother, a first-generation immigrant, got to vote for her president. only in america. i am filled with gratitude for the outpouring of support we have received from all across country, but the time has now come to suspend my campaign. i said i wanted americans to have their voices hi have no reh i will no longer be a candidate, i will not stop using my voice for the things i believe in. our national debt will eventually crush our economy. not only necessary for our freedom, it is necessary for our survival. the road to socialism is the road to ruin for america. n. is dysfunctional and only getting worse. promote all those values, as is the right of every american. i sought the honor of being your present, -- president, but in our great country, the bay tiin itself, and that's a privilege i very m

. >> it all began in charleston, south carolina when a financial advisor met a beautiful flight attendant named dorothy barnett. everybody knew her as lee. >> when she is at her best she is a vivacious, attractive and alluring person. >> she was very outgoing. very friendly. she lived life to its fullest. >> patty was a fellow flight attendant and one of lee's best friends. they traveled the world but ultimately they wanted a conventional life. >> we wanted a family and the picket fence and children. >> harris that he could build that life with lee but noticed problems early, she was overly emotional and sometimes quick to anger. he thought love would conquer all. >> i suffered from the misconception that i could fix things. >> they married in december 1991 but within months it became apparent his fixing skills were no match for lee's behavior. >> i never knew what was going to face me when i came through the door after work and it could be nothing and it could be nothing but screen screaming, yelling and throwing pots. >> harris told lee he wanted a divorce and lee told him she was pregn

john barnett was found dead saturday in a car in a hotel parking lot in charleston, south carolina.h was self-inflicted. threatened the company with big troubles, as barnet assured, the workers, in order to speed up the assembly process, installed old parts on the new 737 and new dreamlay boeing 787, management knew about this, but preferred to turn a blind eye to it so as not to slow down the process. here is bornet's last interview , which he gave 2 months ago, after the brand new boeing 737 took off from portland at an altitude of 10 km from... “this is not a problem only with the 737, this is a problem with the entire boeing. i know that checks have begun to make sure that the doors on the 737 are installed correctly and close, but i'm worried about what about the rest of the plane, what condition is it in? and the reason why i'm worried is because back in 2012 boeing began to refuse inspections at production, it turned out that the workers themselves began to accept work, what everyone saw with the door falling off, i saw happening to the rest. i see how they are made, what qua

south carolina in 2014.ifornia, and el paso, texas. and most recently in buffalo. mass shootings, almost all of them. >> what's interesting is you started working on this project during the pandemic. before january 6th took place. were you surprised that there re was an attempt to overturn our election when it happened? people thought this could never happen. were you too thinking, we saw this? >> a possible argument january 6th, although a perfect storm is the result of 40 years plus of seditious organizing. and key texts and strategies ke that have emerged. they came perfectly together ony january sixth as capability and opportunity converged. i don't think it was surprising for us. certainly, the scale was a surprise, and i think certainly the reaction. just recently we've seen the political prisoners, hostages used to describe the people arrested and prosecuted for that crime. that has been a surprise. >> we've seen that from elected officials. you've laid out the threat of potential or current right-win

those would be places like charleston, south carolina, savannah, georgia, the new york/new jersey port is another that people are talking about that can handle part of this. the port of virginia, norfolk. that's another. some ports will start picking up extra diverted cargo. it will just push other cargo to go around weather reports, say, in houston or even the west coast. so, it will be kind of a domino effect for at least initially until the shipping lines can reroute their services and get something more normal. for the time being it will be a bit chaotic. there will be delays. a lot of the kinds of delays we saw during the pandemic. serious, but only some of the things analysts are talking about are saying. katie: i appreciate your insights. thank you brendan murray. , we speak to an economist at rbc. that conversation is next on bloomberg. katie: this is bloomberg markets. i am katie greifeld. a major commuter bridge collapse in baltimore early this morning after being struck by a container ship. it will certainly disrupt the supply chain, and perhaps, the economy. joining us now

next, her remarks from charleston, south carolina, where she declined toformer preg it was now his responsibilityo appeal to those who voted for her. >> good morning. just over a year ago, i not -- i launch my campaign for president. when i began, i said the campaign was grounded in my love of country pier lastneration immigrant, got to vote for her daughter for president. only in america. i am filled with gratitudeor the outpouring of support we have received from all across our great country, but the time has now come to suspend my campaign. americans to have their voices heard. i have done that. i have no regrets, and although i will no longer■+ be a candida, i will not stop using my voice for the things i believe in. our national debt will eventually crush our economy. a smaller federal government is not only necessary for our freedom, it is necessary for our survival. the road to socialism is the road to ruin for america. our congress is dysfunctional and only getting worse. i will continue to promotell every american. i sought the honor of being your present, -- president, but our great cou

he had been in charleston, south carolina to offer legal evidence in his case in which he claimed boeingin his truck outside of his hotel with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. he spent more than 30 years working with boeing and just gave a rather explosive interview earlier this year to tmz in which he claims boeing started cutting corners in quality control beginning more than one decade ago which he says led to that horrifying event in january in which a door blew out of an alaska airlines flight on a boeing 737 max nine that had to make an emergency landing in portland. >> what we are seeing with the door blowout is what i've seen with the rest of the airplane as far as jobs not being completed properly, inspection steps removed, issues being ignored. >> reporter: this evening we asked boeing about the allegations. boeing did not directly dispute them. they did tell us that since 2019 its expanded quality employees by more than 25 percent. barnett's attorneys right to us "we are all devastated, we need more information about what happened to john. the charleston police need t

waiting for that address from nikki haley later this morning in charleston, south carolina.ou know how this works. i apologize to our guest because we are about to talk about politics. markets, double-digit losses on tesla and double-digit losses on apple. a piece of that puzzle is china and a piece of the china puzzle is potentially rising nationalism in the mainland. how complicated will likely come from multinationals given what may happen later this year? liz ann: it isn't just tesla and apple, but also that has been drugged down. two days ago i looked through a closing basis and all three of those were ranked in the bottom quintile of year-to-date performance in terms of the s&p 500. i think that it really does depend. it is very much the tie to china, either from a sourcing perspective or from a customer perspective. you guys know that i don't cover individual stocks, but i think that is one of the reasons for the speed with which companies are shifting their attention. especially to places like india. annmarie: we had adm say that the chip that they produced gets arou

she has no plans to endorse former president trump immediately after she speaks in charleston, southay at 10:00 a.m. eastern. stay with fox business and fox news for that live at 10:00 a.m. joining me is the vice chairman of the house finance l services committee, arkansas congressman french hill. thank you for being here. i know you have a big day with jay powell coming to testify. first i've got to get your reaction on the news that is breaking this morning, nikki haley about to step down. >> we had a vigorous pry mirrorly campaign for republicans -- primary for campaigns and i think in two weeks donald trump will have enough delegates to be our nominee for the presidency for his return to the white house and that's going to tee up one of the longest presidential campaigns between these two men that we've had in a long time. knowing that before the end of march. maria: do you think that nikki haley's supporters and donors will see the writing on the wall and get behind trump? >> look, i think republicans need to think long and hard about not voting for president trump. president tr

bill melugin is in charleston, south carolina. and bill, what exactly does staying competitive mean for haley's team? >> john, she says that is up for the media to decide. we asked her that question. it's no secret nikki haley is down big in the delegate count right now. there are questions circling as to why she is still in this race, but she counters by saying look, republicans have to start winning again and she feels she gives republicans the best chance to win, including in down ballot races. what she said on "fox & friends" this morning. >> glenn youngkin was able to win, he ran on his own and kept donald trump at arm's length. this is not personal. this is the fact we have to win. we want to change the country all day long but if we can't win an election we can't do any of that. >> so this is nikki haley in texas out on the campaign trail, the final stop before super tuesday, texas she decided to campaign in hard and the other one maine. we caught up with a maine primary voter, said she voted for nikki haley in maine, she's

breaking news this morning, i nikki haley will be delivering remarks in charleston, _ south carolina later this morning. it is being reported _ that she is going to announce she is dropping out of the race. guys, we are getting significant news in. reports that nikki haley has called for news conference at 10am eastern time this morning. some reports that she may suspend her campaign. we haven't confirmed that here at nbc news, but she will speak... the former governor surprised the pundits last night with an unlikely win in vermont, but elsewhere on super tuesday donald trump, swept the board, piling up hundreds of delegates on his march to the nomination. the count is now superflous, her concession speech in charleston this morning effectively ends the gop primary. it will be biden v trump in november. haley congratulated trump as the gop nominee, but as yet she is withholding her endorsement of the former president. it is now up to donald trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it who did not support him, and i hope he does that. at its best, politics is about bri

, south carolina, where he was being questioned in a case against boeing. workers deliberately used faulty parts on the production line. boeing denied his claims in a statement, boeing said we are saddened by mr. barnett's passing and our thoughts are with his family and friends. lionel moise, abc news, new york. >> in washington, members of congress are set to receive a classified briefing today from the fbi and the department of justice on the security threat posed by tiktok's parent company , bytedance. the briefing comes as the house is set to vote tomorrow on a bill restricting the app's operation here in the u.s. it would require bytedance to sell its u.s. operations to an american company or risk being banned from the u.s. >> i have a lot of concern about what the interference of authoritarian and totalitarian governments like china and like russia in our open and free and democratic society. >> national security officials warned yesterday the chinese government might be able to control our devices through the app's software. tiktok has said a ban on

you grew up in charleston, south carolina.what's in them. so i brought you a tote but i'm going to tell you what's in them. >> stephen: i should be giving you a gift. >> carrie: it's southern treats. >> stephen: do i get to keep the tote bag? that's kind of nice. southern treats. okay, that's good. stone ground white grits, or hominy, as we call it in south carolina. we have bull city barbecue sauce from durham, north carolina. i forgive you for that. [laughter] cheddar cheese straws, of course you can't go to a cocktail party without cheddar cheese straws. >> carrie: a dented can. >> stephen: a dented can of boiled peanuts. thank you. this is very kind of you. thank you very much. does anybody here know what boiled peanuts are? yes? a couple. people, if they're not from the south, people don't know what boiled peanuts are. >> carrie: they are best hot. >> stephen: they are best hot. also best on a boat with a can of beer. literally boiled peanuts. my friends ask me, what's the recipe for boiled peanuts? i said boil peanuts. a

joining us from charleston, south carolina, ali vitali and in greensboro, shaquille brewster. >> reporter: i imagine the conversations ta shaq is having in north carolina at least if he's finding haley supporters probably sound familiar to ones i was having in texas last night. last night in fort worth was the last publicly scheduled event for haley. we don't expect to see her today. no future public events on the calendar. all that begs the question of what comes next after super tuesday and it's a question i asked her supporters, too. what do they want to see from her and what happens if she drops out and endorses trump. listen to their answers. >> i would stick with the republican party. definitely. >> reporter: even if it's trump. >> yes. >> reporter: what if she drops out? would you be disappointed if she endorsed trump? >> i don't think she will. >> if she does, i'll vote democrat. that's all there is to it. >> we don't like joe biden, we don't want donald trump, but haley is our best shot to beating joe biden and the republican party has to see that. >> i think we have two bad choi

let's go to bill melugin in charleston, south carolina with the latest on how nikki haley hopes not to make this necessarily her last stand. bill? >> yeah, neil. good afternoon. nikki haley's camp says they expect her to be competitive tonight. they point out that she's had 15 different rallies over the last ten days. they feel that this process is not a coronation for donald trump. take a listen. >> the problem is right now everybody is saying if you don't -- if you don't support donald trump, you're a democrat. that's terrible. that's not unifying. that won't get anyone to win a general election. what we wanted was to give people a voice. we'll have that today. >> this is video of nikki haley campaigning in fort worth, texas last night. one of her final stops on the campaign trail before this super tuesday. we asked her campaign which state should we be keeping an eye on tonight. where do they think she will do well? they told us, keep an eye on the states she visited in recent days. one of those states was maine. we met a registered maine voter out here on vacation in south carolina

[ laughter ] phony soprano was in charleston, south carolina, last night where he took some time to boastbout his golf game and complain about chubby photos. >> did you see the picture of me, the horrible picture with the stomach out to here? so what i do is i put up today a picture of me actually -- what i actually look like hitting a ball, smashing the frickin' ball. and you'll see quite -- i wouldn't say slim. i wouldn't say slim, but not bad. but the ball does go far. i would say it goes about nine times further than biden can hit it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, you know. in that case, you've got my vote if you can hit a ball nine times further. what picture is he even talking about? this is one of those things where he is pissed off about something no one else even knows about. [ laughter ] so, then we look it up and i still don't know which picture it is. is it this picture of him? is it this one? is it this one? i don't know, there's so many, i don't can't know which fattyshack i'm not supposed to look at. [ laughter ] and, by the way, that "not bad" picture of him "smashing" a ba

also, charleston, south carolina, set a daily record yesterday.2 inches of rain leading to flash flooding and strong winds, a dangerous situation on the ground in the south saturday. here we are at 9:00 a.m. notice what's happening. the last of the rain sitting off maine's shores and we have snow starting to make its way into new hampshire and into upstate new york and then some lake effect snow just there off of lake erie. so keep that in mind for today, and the winds. those will be picking up, kicking into high gear as this storm system moves out. so through monday, we could see wind gusts as high as 60 miles per hour. janai? >> janai: all right, somara, thank you. >>> turning to politics now, and competing campaign rallies in the battleground state of georgia. president biden and former president trump both campaigning there in that key state that biden narrowly won in 2020. abc's selina wang joins us live in atlanta, and selina, good morning to you. the issue of immigration, a hot topic there. >> reporter: that's right, janai, and good morning

haley is expected to deliver remarks in charleston, south carolina, her home state, later this morning, where she will make the announcement official. worth noting it's also a state that she lost by big margins to former president trump during its primary. >> no matter how you vote, you can't say that nikki haley didn't put up a good fight. not a good morning for her. but it is a good morning for the campaigns of president biden, as well as former president trump. >> reporter: with haley dropping out, trump let me natures all of his competition. even if she did stay in, it was only a matter of time. let's take a look at the numbers. so far he has 1,057 delegates after last night, including a victory in california, getting nearly 80% of republican primary support in the golden state. once again, trump needs 1,215 to secure the nomination, an inevitable conclusion at this point. president biden, who has been running with no conceivable challenger, has picked up major wins across the super tuesday states, including california, where he garnered more than 89% of support from primary voters

, south carolina, where he was being questioned in a case against boeing, barnett told the bbc in 2019d faulty parts on the production line. boeing denied his claims. in a statement, boeing said we are saddened by mr. barnett's passing and our thoughts are with his family and friends. lionel moise, abc news, new york. >> in the past 30 minutes, the faa released a statement after its audit of boeing's production line. it reads in part the faa identified noncompliance issues in boeing's manufacture, process control, parts handling and storage, and product control. our audit is complete, but it's part of an ongoing investigation, and we cannot release further details. the faa says it will continue its increased on site presence at boeing's facility in washington, and spirit aerosystems facility in kansas. >> in washington, members of congress are set to receive a classified briefing today from the fbi and the department of justice on the security threat posed by tiktok's parent company, bytedance. this briefing is coming as the house is set to vote tomorrow on a bill restricting the app's