jason: i think so. i'm going to say something that is going to sound like something that something someone can say that is trying to run for office, that is not what i'm trying to say. i will tell you, i prefer we had more people in office who have dealt with their stuff. [applause] jason: i do not mean because all politicians are crazy. we all have stuff. you know. >> what percentage of politicians are crazy? [applause] [laughter] jason: 100% of politicians are crazy. >> if there's a big u.s. senate primary in missouri coming up in just a few weeks on the democratic side and republican side, this question is about lucas, who is a democrat running for the senate, any thoughts about? jason: seems like a very good dude. lucas clearly knows a friend who submitted that question. that is awesome. you are a good friend. you and i have talked about this briefly on the radio the other day. i ran for u.s. senate, it is really hard. all of the candidates are working really hard. i recognize that i have a lot of i

and we know that's on jason's phone, jason's phone, because the police have taken his phone to -- to download the information. >> all this seemed routine, then something ominous. on sarah's twitter feed, her brother-in-law nick learned that days before sarah went missing she had tweeted, "so, you know i live on a dead end. i see you creepin.'" and a second one, "getting threatened for days now. is that the new thing to do? " you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. >> three days after single mom sarah goode disappeared from her home on the south shore of long island, scores of searchers continued to comb the woods, post signs and follow leads hoping to locate her. >> your baby girl can't

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jason: katie fudd played at nc state in georgetown in the 1990's. as women spouse evoking traction in the wnba was in its formative years. she had to deal with any quality she never wanted her daughter to face. david: let's go around the world to a couple of spots. north korea, any progress on getting them to give up their nuclear testing? is that difficult? jake: it is difficult going back to the clinton administration. the north koreans have continued to move forward with their nuclear weapons program. in the course of the past year, they have conducted long-range missile tests. we have been warning about the possibility of a seventh nuclear test of a nuclear weapon. we still think that is something likely to happen in the coming months. ♪ david: this is, uh, my kitchen table and it is also my filing system. over much of the past three decades, i've toughen up the existing support the u.s. has for taiwan. has the administration adopted a position on that yet? jake: i will have the opportunity later today to go to the hill and talk to members about

out of this book, our friend jason has created a magnificent film which is fantastic.'m not in it. [laughter] jason, tell us how you connected our book to your film. >> the book is fantastic and that was the beginning of the idea to create the film. the book goes in and slays the people behind the movement of cancel culture. we wanted to craft a film that brought the book's message to a greater number of people. we shot the film for about a year and a half at cpac. we would get many of the people on the main stage talk to us about what exactly is going on. i'm talking about all of the things you hit in the book. school boards, getting kicked off of your team or if you're a coach and you have the wrong opinion about genders, a schoolteacher who happens to be a religious person you get fired by the school. you get run out of your company if you have the wrong opinion by the diversity equity and inclusion officer of your woke corporation. it goes on and on and these people will not be satisfied with a of flesh until late devour you whole. that's what we are up against in

sherman: thank you, jason. it's good to be with you and especially good to be with you here in washington, d.c. rather than you being in a prison cell in tehran. mr. rezaian: i think it's worth noting that secretary sherman is joining us in a diplomatic capacity and i in a journalistic one but we share a background. when i was bureau chief in tehran i was detained for 534 days and during much of that time secretary sherman was the lead negotiator on iran's nuclear program. this is personal for both of us. i'm really excited to have you on the program today. sec. sherman: thank you. mr. rezaian: i want to start by asking a question about the recent executive order around hostage and wrongful detention that president biden announced over the summer. he declared this a national emergency. why now? what's changed in recent months or years that has made this such a critical issue? sec. sherman: i think we've seen governments use hostage taking as a tool, as a weapon, to leverage things from the united states of amer

, .,, ., rationale behind all of this, jason? , ., ., jason?nce - jason? this was asked at a press conference this - jason? this was asked at a - press conference this afternoon but they are being very deliberate in their investigation, not saying anything about a possible motive, not saying anything about whether these men were known to police or had a criminal record. all they will say is some of the initial killings were believed to be targeted but others appeared to be random. once again, it's so early in the investigation that they are not willing to talk about it. it they are not willing to talk about it. , ., they are not willing to talk about it— they are not willing to talk about it. , . ., ., , about it. it is a dreadful as well as extraordinary - about it. it is a dreadful as| well as extraordinary thing. thank you very much, jason. now to chile, where voters have rejected a new constitution that would have radically transformed the country's social and economic structure. with almost 90% of votes counted, 62% were against, with just

jason's two nights but he still gave his time to us marathon we thank him for this, jason, jason, an american political technologist and political consultant, died with him . we spoke in russian, some kremlin bot was already comforted here, they say they speak russian. but i dream of the time when we could communicate with mr. jason, and not only with him, in english fluently on our airwaves well, you would understand freely everything that we are going to talk about with some of our partners abroad in the language that is considered the language of the world well, but for now, we can expect something else from you it is impossible but i think that it is ahead. we strive for the european union, so we strive to distance ourselves from the russian world and everything that we inherited from it. morning, how do you like the latest news from our neighbor in quotes about the partial mobilization of 300,000 reservists in general, who is going to mobilize now, who will speak first, let's go, mr. mykhailo, let's have your opinion, really, nothing such an unexpected thing did not happen, and

into hope. >> it makes me feel like jason's jason's death was not in vain because i'm able to speak aboutout our experiences as a family. going through loss. it brings purpose to something that feels so meaningless at times. it actually makes me very very proud to be a californian because we are at the forefront of ways of taking care of families that have been so devastated by covid-19. >> we want to thank her for sharing her story. under a current proposal, roughly 16,000 16,000 children will receive a . a bond. the exact amount is yet to be determined. let's change gears. > >> even in the off-season, he keeps going. we will tell you about steph hold on... you're a night manager and mom. and the bill payer, baker, and nightlight maker? that's a lot. so, adding “and student” might feel daunting. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, and family and finances and mental health. happy birthday. well, it can. national university, supporting the whole you. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessn

i tend to agree with jason.this is a guy who, from the civil side, has gotten sued literally hundreds of times. but this is a little bit different, because it carries with it criminal referrals. this becomes without referrals, what are doj, the irs, and potentially, the sd and why, who have already looked at this information going to do with it? they have seen it before. so, it could be that throughout the course of this investigation, there were new witnesses called, new information that allows them to go back and revisit the notion of an indictment and prosecution. generally speaking, from an accountability place, i don't necessarily know that we are leaps and bounds away from seeing what we have already beat different with respect to donald trump. i do think that jason is right again, when you talk about the special master, in terms of the fact that, yo if got to be careful with what you ask for, because when you get a, it may not work out the way you thought it would. i think that that is what we saw with th

i think jason and i started at about the same time.d of model that jason uses to think about things is a little bit different than the kind of model i use and sometimes we have big disagreements about tax cuts and stuff. but, on inflation, both of our models have basically been saying the same thing for a year of that. the fact is as jason says, sadly, inflation is very high. and it's likely to abate a little because of declining energy prices i'm not sure that will stick through the winter. the fed have got to lift rates a whole bunch more than just through quaw terse of a point next week if they are going to get ahead of inflation. >> bret: what does that look likes a the fed lifts rates and how does that effect our overall economy as you see it. >> look, one of the biggest levers the fed has is raising mortgage rates. when they raise their interest rates and when they're expected to raise their mortgage rates, rates go up. that's why mortgage rates go up this year. that's cooling the housing sector. that is, unfortunately, good news

jason, what's your reaction to this report? >> it's disgusting. i think -- i don't think it's legal. i agree actually with nancy pelosi the whole idea that the president can unilaterally waive this away they can't do that legally. they could delay but to forgive them is wrong. it's further wrong to dismiss those and not forgive loans that are owned by private entities but this is so inflationary in the approach and fundamentally wrong at its core and shouldn't be done. why should i have to pay for somebody else's loan. there's no reason for that? elizabeth: andy, what jason is saying too, what about people that paid off their loans or joe plumber and people that went to trade schools and never got college tuition loans. this will be the biggest expenditure by any president in modern history on something like this. >> this is always pandering and buying. i think that the biden administration thought that they were going to be able to get all these young americans whose loans would be forgiven and vote for them in the upcoming election. if republica

and that she was having an affair with jason and wanted to get in with jason. >> and denies that theyr after the murder. maybe disposing of the gun and scott swallowed and cell phone. it turned out that jason strzok was the potted at the house. and the neighbor took this photo of what the police thought was jason leaving the house that afternoon. that led to a police theory. ann had asked jason to get rid of scott's things. >> he doesn't seem to be carrying anything in his hands. but i guess he could have the property in his pockets? >> yes he could've had the property in his pockets. he could've had the handgun in his pockets. >> weeks went by and there were no arrests. kelly thought that it was just a matter of time. >> i never had any doubt that she did it. >> you are still sure it was? her >> yes. >> could kelley be right? that her mom killed her dad? impossible, says and's friend. rita. she and and went to school together. and she said that ends march is marked by her goodness other. >> she was very kind hearted, very compassionate. >> she says that ann use that kind heart and co

jason, what are the current moods in the states, how much is it ready to give us?on voiced. it's a very important moment. ukraine has not only an opportunity , it's coming soon, it's god, it's a victory, and if the law of history helps, then it's mandatory . how did you see in ukraine when the war started and that war too, and the americans were from washington, and it was necessary to light a sweater, you will help, and there are so many weapons . already 50 billion dollars from america a and i do not think that this will happen soon and including and i see that eh such things as chimeras and ot takamsya and this will be real and there is still food in the sword and smaller you washington прояпагания category a this is about you and i see that this is the best concept since it is already so that it can have more people in the toilet that ukraine needs moments and it is very real and that there will be such help for the near future latvia and lithuania and poland have been closed since the 19th entry for russians well, we understand that they completely close a as

jason, kevin, mike, are you ready?headline number one, this one is for jason, the newest but going trend and seed oils, the new yorker, vice for a fake headline? >> is this that shaming? and going to go with vice. kennedy: you be correct. there like rapeseed oil and that's why you have freckles. not true, total nonsense. here's your headline, america has a free speech problem. is that the new york times, msn.com? >> i think new york times. kennedy: kevin is also on the board tied with jason for one. i know mike raise a lot of news and phony baloney news as well trying to defend it. mike, conservatives say that i want freedom but what they really want to be controlled. is that the washington post, npr or fake headline? >> i'm intimidated because these two bright guys in the panel got it right, this could easily be true or fake but i was a washington post? kennedy: he would be wrong for a fake headline. [laughter] >> dummy. [laughter] kennedy: he's calling you names. that hurts your feelings. >> i don't care that he's wr

kennedy: jason? [inaudible conversations] kennedy: jason?, i completely agree with you. i'm not saying it shouldn't be allowed, i'm just giving some insight into how i think we're valuing a human body -- kennedy: i know, but don't you think people should talk about what they want before, you know -- >> 100%, i do can agree with that, yes. keane ken see, i knew we would agree on something, love bunny. man panel, you've been fantastic. you too, chris. >> thank you. kennedy: thank you for a wonderful night. all right, very good. >>> coming up, the white house pushing for the atlanta braves' baseball team to change their name. aren't there more important things to think about right now? the wonderful guy benson and all of his wisdom, he's going to shower us with it next. ♪ ♪ ♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. muck come as you are,

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jason, can you hear me now and what did you see? >> yes, sir, loud and clear, david, thank you very much. the storm appears to be well-o well-organized, even from 45,000 feet. i appreciate the category 3 caution that your team is recommending to the public at this time. >> what can you tell those of us that are back here on the ground about the strength, the scope, really the size of the hurricane from what you've seen up there? >> the strength and scope of hurricane ian, to me personally, professionally, is impressive. i encourage all possibly affected personnel to take shelter and take precautions to protect life and property. >> captain jason mansour, i know you are up in the air right now and you have much more important work to do than to talk to me any longer, so, thank you. we marvel at the work you do. our thanks to rob, ginger, gio and victor, as well. we'll go back to the latest track on this hurricane a little later. >>> in the meantime, we're going to turn to the other news this tuesday night, the first results coming in

we love jason.e totally unqualified to do a job they've been hired for, you now are -- [ laughter ] >> wow. >> jimmy: -- hosting a show about formula 1 racing, yes? >> yes! going to guess that your fo formula 1 racing fandom goes back to the time you started watching that show on netflix about formula 1 racing, yes? [ laughter ] >> jimmy, that is so classic you. yeah. [ laughter ] but it's still classic you. even though you're right. >> jimmy: so you -- >> don't i seem like i would be a formula 1 fan? >> jimmy: now you do, yeah. >> i'm asking your audience. >> jimmy: oh. [ cheers ] [ applause ] >> nothing better than asking an audience. >> jimmy: so you fell in love with the sport -- >> i did. actually, speaking of bateman, bateman was the one who said you've got to watch "drive to survive" on netflix. i fell in love with it, i got really, really into it. way into it. i started watching formula 1. now they decided, you know -- it's just gained in popularity. we're doing this thing with amp, a new se

technologist and political consultant, and we will be with jason speak russian eh hello jason in americaime is it two in the morning, but probably you have already received news from russia that putin announced a partial mobilization, this is bad news or good news, how, how, how, how did you interpret them, i would say news not writes the book " that's how i went to everyone under 2 million people. i'm too many, but here i still don't know that they ask even oruzhin, why don't you ask me socks, not stockings, nothing, that is, it will be more difficult to become a vampire tomorrow. a forced measure and why, in your opinion, putin announced only a partial mobilization that it's just a-a and to survive even now a human being is simply unreal now in russia it's just no no no no economists and they asked to do it now how do you what do you think all the same direct threats were also made about the use of atomic nuclear weapons , and this is probably also predicted, but how will the united states react to this, and how serious are these statements, which putin emphasized that this was not in

you said that word again, jason, fascism.s shunning biden and his team on the campaign trail and that word is a problem. david. >> democratic party has outspent republicans by millions. and yet in every single competitive race we are still within the margin of error. it's driven a lot by new hampshire is a big indicator of this. independents still favor republicans over democrats and little to see it changing between now and november. >> harris: jason. >> yeah, i agree with maggie hassan and what she was saying about border patrol agents, needing more border patrol agents. support and technology in addition to the biden administration securing 1.1 billion dollars from mexico to help with the issue. i think that there are a lot of things that democrats need to work harder on in addition to a lot of the victories that they've had recently. as far as the fascism statement, i was just saying that democrats don't necessarily -- aren't looking to one leader. for the people who have been -- >> harris: i have to cut in. the show is e

so you know, it's still early but it. >> still all right. >> thanks, jason. yeah.ries that can we get one last check the temperatures right now. yeah. let's take a look at tomorrow's daytime. highs are going to be about 5 degrees below average for our warmest inland valleys, conquered in livermore, 83 degrees. so enjoy that conquered. you want up to 91 degrees today? so we're gradually got going to start to notice some relief. oakland back to seasonal averages. 72 degrees to start your work week monday with downtown san francisco. ca holding steady in the upper 60's at 69 degrees. and let's take a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast. certainly something to brag about in a lot of us. something i haven't said in a while below average temperatures. those arrive tuesday going to cool down on wednesday. that's going to be the coolest day of the next 7 days. still cool by thursday. and then gradually going to warm up next weekend with a very slight chance, a possible light showers making its way into sonoma county next week. and so certainly going to keep an eye on tha

jason snipe, bank stocks being cheap.ng cheap relative to the rest of the market will get you a ham sandwich i mean, it doesn't mean anything necessarily if the market is going to be upset further from here >> yeah, no doubt about it, scott. i mean price does matter, but to your point if there's no growth ahead, you know, what does it matter, you know but for me i think when i look at the banks there's little stories i think you need to pay attention to one, if i'm looking at the asset managers when you're looking at trading, trading volume, volatility, goldman comes to mind, blackrock is another name we like. when we're talking about the yield curve and obviously we're talking about an inversion now it's not a steeping of the curve. rates rising i think net interest income i think as steph mentioned is an important story to pay attention to. i think of regionals and also bank of america which is well situated there i think price matters. if i'm looking at the market in totality i think financials could be another area to

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jason arbuckle was grazed by a bullet and is recovering.jobina: law enforcement sources told abc 7 iteam that oakland police investigators obtained text messages from the shooting victims phones in which rudsdale school officials tell them not to cooperate with police. the district denied the accusations. julian: hurricane ian is taking aim at south carolina this morning after devastating parts of florida the past few days. at least 11 people have died in the storm. in south carolina, a state of emergency this morning. drew: it's a warm end to the months today. we will see 90's in the hottest spots, 80's around the bay shoreline. expect a lot of sun this afternoon. sue: a bart delay. we are in recovery mode thanks to scheduled track maintenance i, 10 to 20 minute delays. jobina: the price of your thanksgiving dinner might be shocking. the average price of a turkey is up more than double from last year, 112%, $6.70 per pound. julian: a man who says his bank account was drained after he got a text message is sharing his story on how he was sc

jason orbuckle is speaking for the first time. he went from working on a trophy case inside this oakland school to hiding from gunfire nice thing, you know about 12:45. i know because i called 911 gunchester ever hanging off her. sorry down the ground real quick and then as i'm dipping down, i guess two more shots went off and one of those shots. raised me went in my head as i'm turning what in the back of my head and came up front under my scalp and the students actually said man. you're bleeding everywhere. you just bleeding everywhere jason remembers hitting the floor as he kept hearing gunshots go off around him. he found refuge inside a bathroom teacher came. i was like, hey is anyone in there? and i said, yeah. i'm in here. percentage shot he goes. oh my god. come on. we got a classroom. we got other other people that have been shot to you know, it's secure it's locked down i said, okay and then they just took me in here. we call us walking into a classroom with a teacher and hearing students panicking. he said at least one

pete: what do you make much the latest developments, jason?would want to get it right. their need for speed seems toe be a overriding factor instead of overcoming the appearance of impropriety, that they're fair and both sides get to be represented. they are fighting that. that is telling into itself. they are arguing the department of justice that they have to get out this soon. these documents are somehow mysteriously a national security issue. they're not. they're protected. they were protected by the secret service when they were in the possession of donald trump. so it is hardly an argument. it's a different argument that they made when anthony weiner had the laptop, remember of huma abedin and state department documents where they had such classified information, not even me, chairman of the oversight committee could look at these types of documents. so the inspector general wouldn't even tell us what department and agency they were from they were so classified. they treat this totally separately, differently and it is wrong. rachel: hav

can we pop up this picture of jason. >> wrong jason. there he is.is jason kicking. >> that was against penn state. we lost that game, to. we were pretty good back then. i am with tyrus. we don't want to dumb down what is going on. what they are arguing for is getting rid of women sports. that is ultimately where it is going and i do not think they should do it. >> the wnba has its place. women soccer has its place. they are the elite of women. they should be getting on other women to support and get to these games. >> jason kicking for byu, by the way. the big four is up next. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us good luck. td ameritrade, this is an

jason allen is in tampa tampa with floridians bracing for that impact and jason, we'rg landfall any moment now. >> reporter: yeah, ryan and it'g with that, because we can kind of sense where we are. even hear hear in tampa, the movement of e storm. the wind mere in tampa id of been moving out of the east.t toward the coast. but in the last hour, as the storm has rotated and gotten closer to us, to us, now it's flowing out of e north and going to the south. te way that that storm is turned. e are some of the strongest winds that we've had in the tampa bay metro area. the rain has been hy at times. and then it will be break and then get heavy again.e not seen a lot of debris or damage here yet and you will see you will see thereafter behind me at times and people are able to still get around. lot of people going to the bay to see that. and instead of a surge. te direction of the winds is actuay sucking water out of the bay leaving some areas dry this morning. which is interesting phenomenon with this. no major damage yet. but we know power is is out in a lot of places and we we expect that t

stu: thank you, jason chaffetz indeed, sir.s breaking early this morning, there's a tentative deal reached to avoid a railroad strike. what's in the deal? lauren: it's being report that had more time off is what broke the log jam and got us to this tentative deal. 24% pay raises, cash bonuses, unpaid time off so workers could go to the doctor. president biden says this is a win for the union. their key voting block -- midterms before the elections. labor secretary marty walsh said it was 20 consecutive hours of negotiations and the rail companies and union negotiators came to a tentative agreement that b balances the needs of workers, unions, and employers. 60,000 union workers were planning to not show up messing up deliveries of oil, grain, car parts for automakers and no doubt adding to price pressures. stu: sure, but the unions have leverage at this moment. enormous leverage especially when the president is on their side. lauren: they have to officially vote and word is when he was calling into the negotiations, he expresse

, from connecticut, thank you _ days. jason, from connecticut, thank you so — days. jason, from connecticuthe day's other news. european countries say they will ramp up security around oil and gas installations after the suspected sabotage of two major pipelines. the eu, us and nato have suggested damage to the pipelines between russia and germany was deliberate, but have not blamed russia directly. russia has said it was not involved, and asked if the us was instead. a study has found that over the past decade, on average, an environmental activist was killed every two days. the global witness report says more than 1,700 people died while trying to prevent fossil fuel extraction and mining on their lands. it attributes the rise to the growing global demand for commodities, combined with the rise of authoritarian governments. most of the killings took place in latin america. danish football officials have announced that the national team will wear a "toned down" monochrome kit for november's world cup in qatar. it's to protest against the host nation's human rights record, and the alleged m

jason storm. jason allen. cbs news, t. >> reporter: and florida governr ron desantis says the state has0 linemen and 7000 national guard troops on standby to help with e recovery once the storm moves t. we want to bring in first alertt jessica burch on this storm. this is a catastrophic storm. nw the winds are even bigger. >> i mean when we are talking at the wind, that is how we breakdn categories and hurricanes. 157ms per hour winds would mean it is a category 5 hurricane. current conditions we are sitting at 155. you see how we are flirting flirting with upper numbers. mu, as we look, this is about a 35 s per hour gap right there with that eye. so it is a very strong very strong system just making landfall there. we are keeping a a close eye on the weather center. > >> the storm ratched up its int. how does that happen? rapid intensification. that is the study of stronger storms when ty become a major storm category 4 or 5. a lot of things played into this. the sea surface temperatures are well above averag

jason, let me start with you. what we saw with thomas webster, did he follow this definition? >> not in my opinion. no, he is not. i think it's important to remember de-escalation is just words on a page. unless we train our police officers how to de-escalate. it's not a skill we are born with. we have to be trained how to do it. as far as i know, the officer wasn't trained how to do it. did he employ those tactics? no. were they appropriate to the situation? i am not sure. but they certainly were not used. >> paul, it's without, i mean, my goodness, a good thing we have body camera footage so we are able to are some idea of what the truth is. what are some ways -- you dealt with a lot of these cases. what are some ways that officer webster could have handled this differently. >> chuck, every year the police arrest about 10 million people, and not one of those 10 million people feels like getting arrested that day. so de-escalation is about common sense ways of reducing the trauma and stress of an encounter with the police so it doesn't end in a tragedy like what happened to a

jason, job numbers haves been solid. what do you say about that? >> for the president of the united states to say he's not concerned about inflation, all republicans need to do is run that ad. the white house's spokesperson trying to say the deficits have been reduced. there is no family in america sitting at the table, hey, guess what, the deficit had been cut a little bit. nobody is talking about that. that's why democrats are struggle right now. they don't have a message. they spent trillions of dollars and they peaked the situation worse and not better. >> and the student loan forgiveness slumps that over. >> kevin. >> this event today at the white house with james taylor and the rest of the crowd. >> yeah. >> is that a strategic blunder? you got inflation reduction act and on the other side, you got wall street tanking over inflation. >> the timing of it with the situational on sexual street is not great for the white house. i am a democratic strategist. >> you would strategize that? >> it is going to cut energy cost by the $800 at least a yea

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in tampa, jason allen, kpix 5. > >> let's jump the map to our side of the country. first alert weather meteorologist, darren peck, watching out for us. >> it is looking pretty impressive. look at the eye on . on that. well put the forecast track, watch where this goes. it it has moved south a little bit. so whereas yesterday this was going to be a direct hit on tampa bay,is. e has shheand te ra whicans th m e juconcern there. and it coua a category four when it comes on on shore. this is a significantly concerning story at this point. and just to look at the one aspect of it, for what the storm surge would like some of the areas in red here show you where you could have 10 10 feet of storm surge that can do an enormous amount of damage. damage. that's probably the biggest impact from this. but it's only one aspect of what a category four can bring. this is is going to be a huge story, reed, as we watch this unfold. i'll have our forecast coming up up in a few. back to you. >> our cbs partners are out and about bringing the story home, our thoughts are with them. > >

of the industry, jason.rld eats largest global financials and the top 25 u.s. banks there, and by and large, you know, i hear about all this, you know, talk of a recession weighing on the economy, but what they are seeing from their customer base is -- is good. i mean, loans continue to grow the banks are benefitting from higher interest rates, and expanding margins, and loan losses are at historic lows and it doesn't sound like they are going up any time soon so i think the general takeaway was quite constructive. >> but i guess the problem is the yield curve inverts even further, especially on a move like this week as the market worries about the fed going even harder to raise interest rates, and that doesn't bode well for the economy down the road and certainly not for banks. >> yeah. you know, certainly in the near term they will benefit from higher rates i think given how they are entering this period of uncertainty both the ranges with record capital and strong liquidity as well as both their consumer

it is jason chaffetz i know wen enjoyed as much as others. two examples of the whiteme house'ans job this week cleanupe white house's bind. >> pandemic is over and we have a probleovm with covid and doina lot of work on it.co but the pandemic and said the white house. >> covid remains a problem and we're fighting it.main >> the president's reflecting is the fact that we made tremendous progress against covid-19. >> we are not where we need to be if we're going to be able to "live with the virus. >> just for old time sake, remember these. >> would you consider the national guard to help with thev supply chain issuee:?qu >> yesic, absolutely, positiveli will do that . >> we're not actively pursuing the use of the national guard on a federal level. >> for god's sake, this man cannot remain in power. >> it was not an articulation of new u.s. policy. >> are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> yes. >> i will reiterate that the unitedf th states remain commitd to our one china policy.one >> so, jason, you'

jackie deangelis, nicole saphier, and jason chaffetz. were going to begin with the border crisis.as is sending migrants to a third democratic run city. fox news was there and we thought happened. during an extra 80-100 migrants who cross the southern border illegally. mayor lori lightfoot but lashed out in a blistering statement saying unfortunately greg abbott is without any shame or hum humanity. but ever since he put these racist practices of expulsion and the police have been working with our community partners to ready the city to receive these individuals on individuals and accusations of racism also echoing the liberal media this week. watch. >> the conservative estimate is about $80,000 per bus trip. we know racists don't mind paying this money. they are willing to pay the money they don't care if taxpayers pay the brand. >> am going to start with you, jason. how is this racist? last i checked chicago as a sanctuary city. bigelow, governor abbott and governor ducey in arizona i applaud them for doing it. it's all about diversity, right? wash it all the people who come here

cbs correspondent, jason allen, joins us live, from tampa, jason? >> reporter: andrea, thankfully the rain here, in tampa, is lesson tonight. the backside of the storm though, even though it it is a little more dry, it is still just as powerful. at times, the wind gusts, 60 miles per hour punching through the downtown area. the concern, shifting to central florida. they could get possibly a foot, maybe 18 inches of rain as this storm continues to move very slowly across the state. >> reporter: much of florida is hunkered down for what may be one of the most severe weather events in u.s. history. hurricane ian's churning its way way across the state, after making landfall as a category four storm on wednesday. ian came ashore just west of fort myers. peak wind speeds are measured at 150 miles per hour, tying it as the fifth strongest hurricane to ever had the country. as night fell, more than 1 million homes and businesses were without power. a a number officials feared would grow much higher. they also said said emergency services had been been susp