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welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines.he body of the main suspect in saturday's mass shooting after they broke into a van. the los angeles county sheriff's department releases the first images of the suspect in the monte—ray park shooting, which left ten people dead and a further ten injured. this community had been celebrating the lunar new year full of hope and optimism for the future. like so many other american cities before them, there are now mourning the dead from a horrific act of violence.

they save it by launching a missile designed to hit targets in the sea in residential areas, although oi piskov, as always, said that the russians are in what not guilty the transformation of a house in dnipropetrovsk in the russian federation does not strike at elderly homes, although putin's talking mustache was shamefully lied to by the propagandists in ostankino, who forcibly hid their pleasure commenting on the consequences of the arrival even if our rocket got into it, for me personally, it doesn’t change anything at all, it’s nice, i won’t hide it, it’s nice, but it would be much nicer to see the dnieper bridge destroyed in the trash. why not arrange such a small local zaporozhian hulak in the steppes with the scorching sun for teachers who have not yet learned to love our beautiful family, but what he carried after the tragedy in the dnipro marked all these smiles and threats beautifully with such fireworks. that's how it is, but it's nice, i won't hide the nice, as it seems to us that it's already a bit too much even for the stubborn hurray of the patriotic public, so let's not

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them, that they launch a missile at residential areas designed to hit targets in the sea, although oi as always, said that russia is not visible in anything. transformation of a house in dnipropetrovsk in the russian federation of minesweepers hit the elderly homes, but while putin’s talking mustache shamefully lied, the propagandists in ostankino forcibly hid their satisfaction commenting on the consequences of the arrival . it doesn't change anything at all, it's nice , i won't hide it, it's nice, but it would be much nicer to see the dnieper bridge destroyed in the trash. the steppes are a scorching sun for teachers who have not yet learned to love our beautiful family, but what he carried after the tragedy in the dnipro marked all these smiles and threats beautifully with fireworks like this it’s nice, i won’t hide it, it’s nice, as it seems to us that it’s a bit too much even for the stubbornness of the unpatriotic public , so we won’t be particularly surprised if after some time mardan has obvious problems with his head, well, look at the photos of mariupol, that’s what will hap

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oleksandr, your verdict is final and we do not now we see ani oi unjustified delays on the part of thession in this competition, and we expect that the result of this competition will really be at the end of march or april this year, we are blocking , thank you very much oleksandr kalitenko, legal adviser of transperection international ukraine and olena shcherban, lawyer, member of the board of the anti-corruption center worked live on the air, let's go further and we will finalize our today's broadcast with antin and the current hour with a conversation with olga gonchar, director of the territory of terror museum, founder of the museum of the crisis center, we congratulate you, mrs. olya, glory to ukraine, congratulations to the heroes, glory, e-e, you were invited to talk about the project wounded culture , initiated by the museum e-e crisis center , the project aims to document the experience of museum workers during the war. well, of course, to prevent the irreversible loss of cultural heritage with the help of modern of technologies, tell us a little more about the mission, it i

i'm mariko oi. the headlines: reports from california say police have found the body of the main suspect in saturday's mass shooting after they broke into a van. these were the first images released by police of the suspect in the monterey park shooting, which left ten people dead and a further ten injured. this community had been celebrating the lunar new year, full of hope and optimism for the future but like so many other american cities before them, they are now mourning the dead from a horrific act of violence. we'll have the latest on the investigation. also on the programme: we meet the ukrainians returning to dangerous circumstances in towns close to the frontline, despite heavy fighting nearby. the horrors of the last few months have brought this town closer together. months have brought this town closertogether. before months have brought this town closer together. before the war, there were some people here and elsewhere who genuinely supported russia. that's not really the case anymore.

oi i think so. they accept significant questions for them? ©“i, i think so.y should have spotted this pattern of abusive behaviour and that there were missed opportunities to remove a serial rapist from their ranks. given the litany of failings that we have seen over the last few years in terms of abusive and criminal behaviour by officers, yes, this is another very, very difficult day for scotland yard and i think for policing in general. we heard a lot injune a's report, but let me spell out the red flags that they were referring to. we now know that carrick passed the met vetting procedure back in 2001 despite having been a suspect for offences against women on two occasions. the year into thejob against women on two occasions. the year into the job he was investigated for harassing a former partner. hertfordshire police were aware of a domestic violence complaint against him in 2009. in 2017 hampshire police investigated an investigation of harassment, that year he was vetted for a job in the diplomatic corps, nothing was found. there was an assault and c

mariko oi is following this from singapore. who are the targets this time?linda genesys and gemini, funded by the twins who were featured in the movie the social network for suing mark zuckerberg, claiming he stole their idea to set up facebook but in this case, the two companies, genesis and gemini offered a deal to offer gemini customers the chance to lend their as a result they have managed to raise billions of dollars worth of crypto assets from investors but the us regulator says the programme was not properly registered as a securities offering. in a twitter post gemini ceo tyler winkle was called the action super lame and counter—productive, saying that the company looks forward to defending itself but because of the turmoil in industry back in november genesis said the investor would not be able to withdraw their assets. the twins were not happy about this and earlier this month gemini discontinued the programme but investors are still unable to withdraw their crypto assets, so the investigation continues but this latest action as you said definitely

let's cross over live to our asia business hub because mariko oi has been crunching the numbers for uswn to $3.1i billion, the lowest level in eight years and missed investor expectations. as we have been reporting with inflation and high interest rates, consumers are just not spending as much money but it is notjust weak demand for smart phones and other tech but also demand for memory chips is down because they were the hot commodity during the pandemic where there was a severe shortage and all the chipmakers had to ramp up production to record levels but now they have to slash spending on new production. samsung, the world's biggest memory chip maker has said it has no immediate plans to cut output memory chip prices are down sharply and that eats into the company's bottom line. also the us sanctions on some chip related exports to china is hurting demand from some of samsung's key clients and if thatis samsung's key clients and if that is not enough, another challenge is that one of its main customers, but apple has had its iphone production affected by covid restrictions and now t

beijing when the deal was inked with the united states and china to begin china's succession to the wt oi o that is how long you have the history. the xi and biden meeting was important. we have real differences on the national security front and with respect to taiwan and human rights and issues like that. at the same time, there is no way you can have china and the united states not deal with global challenges with this relationship we have to figure out a way to deal with the climate challenge and health challenges and economic commerce where it makes sense. i think we have an opportunity we have a new team under xi jinping. we will see how that team resets policies after the march congress in beijing. the burden is really on china to demonstrate to the rest of the world, not just to the united states, that it wants to abide by rules that are established in the international system >> how does the gridlock in the u.s. congress complicate things? >> gridlock is a choice. we can avoid that. the polarization in our country is a problem it is preventing smart policies with immigration we h

. >> reporter: more may be coming whether germany approves or it oi night.oland has been the most vocal. a rift in an alliance that stands otherwise together. >> in my over 43 years in uniform, this is the most unified i've ever seen nato. >> the polish minister said he's optimistic. he said this may take a bit of time. but as president volodymyr zelenskyy was talking about, time is not on their side. >>> let's get some perspective from ukraine. great to see you as always, general. as you heard there, president zelenskyy said we're running out of time. we need these tanks. how important are these tanks? >> first, i'll talk about. yes rmg they do from the standpoint of local fight. they have had tough fights and terrains that require infantry carriers, military intelligence, the combined arms team . they have provided 500 armored vehicles across the board. their goal has been to give them something they can easily put to use and be trained and and in consideration one other thing, as you see the lines across the frontage in the east and in the south, we're ta

to induce anxiety among my colleagues, everyone is somewhat concerned about the debt but yoafng they oi don't think they have enough urgencey, my wife said if you wear, that they will think it is a bomb it a bomb, a debt bomb. in there is a small computer that logs on treasury web site to get actual debt to the penny. kennedy: that is amazing that is where the m.i.t. education went, congressman thank you so much. >> kennedy, my eyes are up here, quit looking up here. kennedy: can't help it. congressman thomas ma massie thank you. kennedy: how he knows how i feel. >> to south carolina a crazy murder trial just got en underway, alex murdoch one of most prominent lawyers, accused of brutally murdering his wife and younger son. shooting them to death on his property. cops say blood and brains were all over the crime scene, prosecutors allege murdoch killed his wife and son to distraction from a long list of financial crimes that is dark. the defendant is blaming a boating accident. >> this is a long story, my son was in a boat wreck a few months back, we have been getting threats. most beni

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and they spent a whole year doing it,oi and there was nothi. they had nothing until they got cynthia baldwin, former general counsel before the grand jury, after threatening her with obstruction of justice and then signing what's called a proffer agreementen to agree that if she said what they wanted her to say in a grand jury about me, they would not charge her criminally. and three days before the election of the new attorney general where my lawyer said, we just have to wait til tuesday, graham, then this is all over. three days before they charged me based on her false testimony. now, she was later censured by the pennsylvania supremefo court for what she did. and the prosecutor who pulled her into court and made her do it lost his license, his license to practice law was suspended by the pennsylvania supreme court. and the grand jury judge who went along with this fiat eco-- fiascoco was removed from his position by the pennsylvania supreme court for what heco did. all of those folks who were in cahoots with each other lost their job, but

the dangle from rudy is, "we could offer you a public show oi supportlto get a meaningfu investigationhunter biden." . >> rudolph giuliani was not a diplomat.hired rudolph giuliani waspo not an ambassador. rudolph giuliani was not the 's secretary of state. rudolph giuliani was a hired donald trump's partisan donald trump's partisan electoral interests. >> this scandal is a scandal ofm . . major proportions. >> alright, are you done now? 'cause you haven't said anything -- >> no, i'm not done now. >> but you can't just talk theto whole time. >> mueller, that july, testifies in a very clearly lackluster performance to congress. >> the finding indicates that the president was not -- >> trump not only felt this sense of exoneration, he also re had this sense of vengeance.ct >> i think robert mueller did a horrible job, both today and with respect to the- and itinvestigation. >> he did nothing wrong, that hm wasn't involved in collusion, that he wasn't involved in obstruction. >> and it's in this mind-set so up the phone for a call withhore president zelenskyy. call a >> the president says

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is that enough for the fed to take a break at least the market pricing you look at the ois curve the fed will peak at 5% by the middle of this year. at least from a trading perspective, we are only four or five months away from the fed beginning to pause and the consequence of that, of course, is that the fed will certainly stay very, very attentive to all of the deals but so far today with the job earnings falling from 4.6 to 5.1 in november, that's a steady decline. if that trend continues and with cpi trending lower, that does certainly tell you that the fed is succeeding at getting inflation down towards and being well underway towards the 2% target >> i have a lot of questions about that, but we're going to take a pause if you would. we've been monitoring a story all day. biogen shares have just reopened they were halted after winning approval for the alzheimer's drug let's get to meg tirrell what's the story welcome back to you, meg >> well, thank you, sara biogen stock looks like it's up about 6% there reopening some analysts had estimated the stock would go above 300 it's 288

>>oi well,nt of on this point influence, peddling.nd do we believe that the documents themselves will be revelatory on matters relating to the biden family? i mean, you've been around town for a while. >> what's your gut here? well, the fact that they saidth ukraine, there were documents to ukraine, that's very concerning because, you know, biden came on the radar screen during the charisma issue. he dm that's the issue.oc the democrats tried to and successfully impeached donaldd o trump over. but at the end of the day,f thea the wrongdoing here was it was probably by joe biden trying to get the ukrainianof authorities off hunter biden, because the media was a shadyl deal . and when ssho when the ukrainian government thinks something shad y is pretty bad. so, you know, the documentst pe herertai that pertain to ukraine are the ones that are of most interest to me. we want to kno we w what those documents actually were. we want to know, obviously, wa to bothcess the house and the biden center. wei wondedidn'tr why the fbi dt raid joe b

oi wow. [ rim shot ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and then, for the first time in tv history, a newsr coughed up a hair ball [ laughter ] that's the sound you make when the doctors checks if you have strep throat, you know what i'm saying [ light laughter ] that's the sound your ketchup bottle makes when you try to squeeze out the last drop. [ light laughter ] the closed captioning just said - [ laughter ] yep, congress spent a third day voting for a new speaker of the house. and after so many rounds, i feel bad for the people who have to keep reading all the names of the representatives to get their vote >> steve: you know what? don't feel bad it's easy. >> jimmy: i'm just saying, it's tedious. and some of the names are hard to pronounce >> steve: not when you're a professional announcer like me go ahead, test me. >> jimmy: okay, i guess i can. i'll test real quick who's this >> steve: okay, easy jerry curl >> jimmy: all right. [ light laughter ] okay, who's -- who's this? >> steve: come on. barry manilow. come on. [ laughter ] give me some harder ones rapid fire me. >> jimmy: okay

what oi don't support is allowing this to continue to go forward. do you think that at some point this is hurting the republican party, understanding you're standing on principle. do you think that the split screen of president biden with mitch mcconnell talking about infrastructure and the chaos on the house floor is eventually hurting your party that maybe there should be a deal to get something forward? >> there should only be a deal if the deal worth doing for the american people who sent us here to stop the swamp from rolling over what they want us to do, bret. and president trump can say whatever he wants. it won't be the first time i disagree with him and it won't be the last. the fact here is -- i'm not going through a list of who he is endorsing or not endorsing. >> bret: i understand. >> i'm standing up for the people who sent me here to stop doing the same old thing. stop spending money we don't have. >> you are saying kevin mccarthy is the swamp and that if he was speaker, that it would be more of the same? >> what i'm saying is. >> is t

author johann har oi is the author of a couple of fantastic books, including stone focus what you can'tay attention and how to think deeply. again, john henry joins us nowpi to explain the route of happiness. >> john , great to see you. you i love your story becausei e you were so desperately unhappy and now you have a lightness about you that hav suggests youe not. >> so what made the difference for you? the diffwell, i think there's lo factors, but i would sayul to everyone listening, everyone watching, think about anythingy you've ever achieved that you're proudeverachieved of in whether it's starting a business, being a goodo parent, learning to play the guitar, whatever it is that makes you feel gooe guitard, its you happy. that thing that you're proud oyf required a huge out off sustained focus and attention. and that's a really concentrate on it for a long period of time. and we are living in a huge crisis of focus and attention when our ability to focus and pay attention breaks down your ability to achieve your goals, breaks downy your ability to solve your problems, breaks down

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and oi spoke with one of my attendants and he just saidd that there was a lot of talknt i about train in front of us . so we're going to have to take a detour. i have no idea what we're goinge to arrive in sanford. my best guess is later on this evening. theysa they just had no idea wht was going on the entire time. nno trains. ins, >> and correct me if i'm wrong,m but they're on tracks, right? they can't just veer off intoee the woods and get lost. i mean, they run on metal rails so quickly. >> yeah,th o right. t so at least that's the way it used to work. work.how could a train not hav, quote, information about where d it's going? >> i don'ton know. k at one point we move to southli. carolina and we were stuck there for six hours. they told us that they needed to switch over cruise and one should be arriving at around five thirty five thirty came around and we got an update and they said that they're unsure where this crew is and they don't know when we're going to be here. so the next update we got was around seven o'clock where they said would be two more hours for them to getay t

sit inside of b his basement or somewhere in and out of cars, turning their headlightsve car on and oi because people were too afraid. they ran that for him.gh they ran a cover for hunter biden the whole time they turned on the new york post, they were in favorhe new f censorship. they worked with the government, ended up working with wit eyh social media companies like twitter to suppress that story without anything ever coming outompanie and here you have chuck todd say, why investigative does nog there, david or sony's got a great piece right now. the federal is saying, well, t you investigathee to find outgon what's going on . we know that there's corruption. we know that h ce is dealing with foreign powers. we kno fw that he was on drugs.n we know that he was paying you fifty thousand dollars a month in rent to his dad.0 ree living thereere, were all these classified documents from the garage. maybe it's worthe cldocume pokit on that. >> yeah,. no, it's worth pokingit around a little bit. but, you know, we're speaking hacks. and so here's joe scarborough. transparency >> t, i thin

joining us now with a full report, he is investigativer- reporter, editor in chiein-cf oi the news.com, john solomon,er by the way, this is getting deeper by the minute.to why don't you bring us up to speed what you know, follow the money and james coma's new development. >> and that's the key thing.he'c first off, the chairmaann has announced tonight he's going to include the universe and in the flow of money from chinaun to the university of hiring. to keep in mind, the opening ofer the station to drop the fbi's main counter espionage program going after chinese spies.s the key here is that you have t to understand the timeline.nive forsitr most people, it's complicated, but this university takes in a loe monetf chinese money that it hiresen joe biden and it sets up its center. theny is joe biden's family is o getting at the exact same time r entrees fromom a chinese energy company. they get a five million dollarra interest frete e, forgivable lon that pads their pockets. china is comin g in and joeocations and biden in multiple locations. and then later, this universityw turns aroun

i'm thrilled you are movinthg oi with your life, and thank you for standing up for your right to freee and former students i think should take note. sho kiersten, thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> laura: that is it for us tonight. thank you for watching. a's remember, it is america nowd forever. go to lauraingraham.com and greg gutfeld is next. ♪ ♪ >> todd: president biden downplaying deflecting the hadley class documents from his vp days found inside of his offices. his allies in the media and the government appeared to be letting him off of the hook pretty easy despite the shocking discovery just days before midterm elections. you are watching "fox & friends first" on a wednesday morning come i'm todd piro. >> carley: i am car carley shimkus and there's more to the story with possible links to china. >> he got his grandchildren in

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think they're onto me, mate [ laughter ] you've got to get me out they're as cross as a frog in a sock, oighter ] i think that was a german pretending to be -- that was a german spy pretending to be an australian spy, pretending to be an american. [ light laughter ] that's the depths of the accent work i'm doing hard as it is to believe, none of that was true despite greedy old joe biden trying to get his sweaty paws on your hamburgers, red meat was still legal on july 4th. so now, fox has moved onto yet another loopy little freakout -- biden is coming to your house to take away your gas stove >> could the biden administration be coming for your gas stove the answer is yes! >> joe biden's climate change agenda now targeting your kitchen. >> your family dinner is about to get a lot less tasty. >> the white house is now attempting to ban all gas ovens and burners. >> biden's coming for your gas stove. >> a ban on your gas stove >> ban gas powered stoves. >> a stove like this one could be banned soon >> your gas stove maybe, buh-bye. >> i'm not giving up my gas stove. >> if you touch my propa

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no procedures to monitor the transfer to ensure the trauma of transfer is minimized and not oi a path toward dying no procedures to take immediate action where the transferred residence denials propping a critical state. no agreements signed to collect data on the residents to ensure health is not degrade. transfer and relocation process killed 9 people we have not learned why and we are about to restart that process. consider an allegory that is similar. picture on a dark highway 101. it is dark. you have 41 people you tell them to run across the highway and look and you see 9 dead people you don't know why they died you look behind and see 400 stairing at you this is february third you have no analysis to determine why the 9 died and decide if you sends the 400 people across it is highway it is moralally irresponsible to allow this transfer relocation to start. >> thank you. commissioners there are a now more hands. >> caller you are unmuted. >> i'm here. >> you got 3 minutes i'm karen fishkin i'm retired social worker. my whole professional life in san francisco. working with senio

this, by the way, is a pattern oi cross the country, where some of the most strident anti-cool choice politicians embrace school choice for themselves. president biden, vice president harris. former speaker nancy pelosi. kentucky governor andy beshear. north carolina governor roy cooper. new jersey governor phil murphy. illinois governor j.p. pritzker. as well, of course, as newsmsm all fight against education options while enrolling their own students in private schools. the consequences of california's school shutdown, as well as other states that kept their kids out of school for far too long, are starting to come into focus. the national assessment of education progress, a test administered by the department of education, released scores in the fall of 2022 showing that students in california had a five-point drop in reading and seven- and seven-point drop in math. california already had among the worst education outcomes in the country. before covid we ranked 49th out of 50 when it came to education outcomes for kids in low-income communities. and now thanks to the longest school

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