and so we have mike alex, so you'll notice there's a little house on top of his grade. that's a, an adverb asking, tradition that was present before the russian missionaries came to alaska. so prior to orthodoxy, they believed that for up to a year after a person died, that their sole would remain mirror their body or their ashes until their body returned to the earth. so for that year, um they would put the houses on to kind of keep the spirits away from the village. i have a place for the spirit to go. and then once the spirit pauses on in the body has dictated into the earth. and we allow the houses to return back to the earth as well. so there are many that are very educated and so they're not neglected. they're just returning to in many of them, there's items that the person would've liked when they were living time. if you look inside, you can actually see an icon. i'm the mother of god, as well as a little crochet bag with him crochet hucks. so we know that grandma, whoever's grandma, she was loved to crochet and she loved the church. so this is one of my favorit

from the same parents that will start to show you the grace of the last traditional cheese of a mike alex, he's the one who built the white church from who lived out here for many years, taking care of the cemetery and the churches and suited his father before him. and so we have like all it so you'll notice in the little house on top of his grade. that's a um, as of asking tradition that was present before the russian missionaries came to alaska. so prior to orthodoxy, they believed that for up to a year after a person died that their sole would remain near their body or their ashes until their body returned to the earth. so for that year, they would put the houses on to kind of keep the spirits away from the village. i have a place for the spirit to go. and then once the spirit pauses on in the body has decayed into the earth and we allow the houses to return back to the earth as well . so there are many that are very decayed and so they're not neglected. they're just returning so in many of them there's items that the person would've liked when they were living. and if you look inside,

. >> mike: alex, thanks very much. >> molly: how can you kick off the new year on a healthy note? mind. here with her tips and tricks, dr. debbie. thank you so much for joining us to kick off the new year. pretty interesting day. a lot of people will start the workout, crowd the gym. maybe there's a little bit more to it. your thoughts? >> the first thing is we want to live longer. that means the biggest killers which are heart disease and cancer, now, over the past couple of years people, they might have had some contact with the medical system. but it is usually too specific medical problems or deal with emergencies. but with the main you want to do is to address the preventative care and screening. that means checking for high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, making sure you have your mammograms, colonoscopies, all that stuff up to date. these are the things that can save your life. so you want to check in with the primary care provider and get all of that stuff. indeed -- >> mike: during this covid time, have we caught up at all on that? >> somewhat but not complete

. >> mike: very interesting. alex mcadams in new york city. thanks a lot. the u.s.t in self-defense when it comes to red sea attacks going forward. comments followed a u.s. response to houthi aggression that some vessels left some militants dead. jennifer griffen takes a look from the pentagon. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, mike. the white house is weighing weather to strike at houthi targets in yemen as the iranian-backed proxy continues to fire missiles into international shipping lanes. houthi firefighters, like these shown here from an attempted hijacking in november, attempted to overtake a singapore flagged denmark owned shipping vessel, the marist hang june early sound. the u.s. navy responder to the distress call and sank three of the four houthi vessels killing estimated 10 iranian backed fighters. marist announced it is postponing operations in the red sea for 48 hours. u.s. defense secretary grant shep issued a warning to the houthis and their iranian backers in an opinion piece. questions: if we do not protect the red sea, it risks emboldening

coming up at 7:00, alex. >> mike. thank you. coming up tonight at seven.ing scene inside a las vegas courtroom tonight on west coast rap. a defendant attacks the judge in the middle of his sentencing today. the entire thing caught on camera. we'll tell you what led up to the assault here. also, a southern california judge rules a lawsuit against snapchat can move forward. we'll break down why dozens of families believe the social media platform was involved in their loved ones deaths. those stories and a whole lot more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that will be followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730 with claudine wong. >> okay, alex. thank you. we will see you then. but first, helping a coworker in hard times. the restaurant in half moon bay proving it's more than profit look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient b

alex. i have mike or quick check. now to journalists have been killed and then these ready as to why companies solving guys are sent to you. of rafa. one of them was a sign of all the zeros bureau chief and the terms are due to the hell, the funeral for the killed john les. shortly after the attack, both of the journalist lost the lives and the supposedly safe area. when the vehicle they were traveling was stopped by a missile, passenger was seriously injured. while do the father of one of the victims says that the world is blind to the suffering of gavin's value. when the world should see this with its own eyes and not to israel's view, they have to listen and see all that's happening to the palestinian people. what did, how does that do to them? what did the family do to that? what did the civilians of guys are due to that the world is blind to what's happening in gaza? this is our faith. we have no choice, but to be patient. time says this thought of the conflict several policy didn't journalists have come under at

coming up at the top of the hour alex. >> mike thank you.seven a teenager is being credited with saving the life of a child in the middle of fierce storms in oregon. coming up tonight on west coast rap, she talks about risking her own life after live power lines fell on top of an suv. also, some people say kiosks set up in stores are helping thieves make money off of stolen phones. easy money. we'll show you how to protect yourself from this. increasingly popular crime. those stories and a whole lot more. tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that will be followed by the ktvu fox two new at 30 migrating whales and ktvu tom vacar was out at fisherman's wharf in san francisco today with a fresh crab was being offloaded. >> i'm just happy that it opened. >> plumieri, a fishing boat captain, matt jones is in his 12th season. he's thrilled and very grateful that customers are coming to his boat to buy directly from him. i tell everybody, i try to tell every customer, thank you for your support, but i really mean it. >> like it's just

coming up at the top of the hour alex. >> mike thank you.ight at seven, the flood cleanup continues across the san diego area. some victims say they are heartbroken by all the damage tonight on west coast rap. the promises they're getting as they begin a long recovery process. also some people believe artificial intelligence can be used as a life saving tool. we'll show you how it's being put to work. keeping people safe from counterfeit drugs. those stories and much more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that will be fol wed by the ktvu f look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? mobile banking that makes it easy to track your goals and manage your money get out of town. but we... just got her

welcome to the global, all big this alex i a mike called quite a while. we started in southern gas aware on these ready as try calling the residential building in. ralph has left 14 people. dad, including a 2 year old go several of the one that were rushed to a local hospital. the according to the young, please have the health ministry. 155 policy unions have been killed and hundreds more wounded in the past 24 hours. and i have brought the grim toll since the start of the war in october to over $23000.00 killed. and 60000 wounded. the bodies lined up and covered loopholes gather to pay respect to the loved ones. many of those killed women and children, locals lashed out against the on just killings to another land in the home. what did this little girl do to them? she died hungry with breton, her hand. we tried to remove the bread from her hand, but it was held tight. she part of the resistance. is this the objective of his really p a mitten? yahoo! vist is the resistance. they are targeting guys. just the children. oh, the little we have been experienci

alex. >> all right mike thank you. coming up tonight at seven.woman was just a few feet away as a gunman opened fire at a las vegas hotel tonight on west coast rap. she talks about those frightening moments on new year's eve. also, a new round of storms is causing a lot of problems across the west. trees coming down, cars swerving off snowy roads. we'll show you the damage and we'll break down what is next in the forecast. those stories and a whole lot more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and that will be followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. >> alex, thank you. and a life saving medication. now available by mail. how public health leaders in the south bay are trying to make a difference when it comes to overdose. is in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to b

alex. >> all right mike, thank you.seven las vegas is already buzzing ahead of super bowl 58 featuring the niners and the chiefs tonight on west coast rap. what's being done to prepare for potentially record setting crowds in las vegas for the big game? also, a mudslide forces people from several homes in oregon tonight. how they're coping as another storm moves in , threatening to make the situation even worse. those stories and more tonight at seven on west coast rap. and that of course, is followed by the ktvu, fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. >> all right. thank you, alex, but first, you might know what stores your groceries come from, but hundreds of millions of dollars worth of various crops and meats have been traced back to the hands of incarcerated americans. after the break, we're going to break down the two year investigation into popular food brands (vo) meet fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo. fargo makes banking faster, and easier. (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (vo) lets you

alex. >> all right. mike thank you. coming up tonight at seven. to get back to that deadly enemy drone attack in jordan over the weekend. several of those who were injured deployed from arizona last year. and tonight you'll hear from military families who are desperate to find out how those guardsmen are now doing. also, a facebook group dedicated to fighting crime gets the attention of law enforcement. see how it's helping to track down car thieves. we'll have those stories and a whole lot more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that will be followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. >> all right. thank you, alex. and today is the first day of tax season. and the irs is also ready behind. we'll explain next you may know adam schiff's work to protect the rule of law, or to build affordable housing, or write california's patients bill of rights. but i know adam through the big brother program. we've been brothers since i was seven. he stood by my side as i graduated from yale, and i stood by his side whe

alex. mike, thank you both very much indeed. or pulling policy levers . i have to i have policy levers. i have to i have to say i think it's about investment and having a good strong army. i tell you what, craig's been in touch. uh, morning , craig. who says an army morning, craig. who says an army we never use is exactly what we need. we never use is exactly what we need . it needs to be of size and need. it needs to be of size and capability to act as a deterrent . but the likes of russia . i . but the likes of russia. i don't know why we have, um , this don't know why we have, um, this attitude now where we don't sort of think we need to be able to protect ourselves lives or protect ourselves lives or protect ourselves lives or protect our allies. >> check the west . >> check the west. >> check the west. >> yeah. you know, it's we've got to be and as, as as mike says, we've got a home defence force now, not an army . in terms force now, not an army. in terms of those numbers. i just asked , of those numbers. i just asked, you

alex hogan reporting from tel aviv, thank you. john. >> john: let's bring in former vice president mike pence, with us now with some analysis on this and you sit in unique position being in 1 of 2 administration's who actually punched iran hard over their bad behavior. biden says he's decided how to respond. you say it's time that iran paid the price. lay out for us how you think that should look. >> john, first, my sympathies and condolences to the families of our three fallen heroes and those injured in this attack, and i think i am -- i welcome president biden's announcement that he's made a decision, the time to act is now, but i think it's absolutely essential that the united states respond with overwhelming force in this case. look, now i speak not as a former vice president only but as my son is a marine, my son-in-law is a navy pilot, they both have been deployed to that region over the last several years. we are talking about american soldiers that were killed and by militia sponsored by iran. it's important we hold iran accountable, that iran pay the price, and i'm going to continue to be a voice for not a proportionate r

former senators forward alex foreman turned himself into police on sunday. the others include mike mccloud and carter hart and dylan duvet. they have taken leaves of absence and through their lawyers deny any criminal wrong doing and say they will fight the charges. the nhl declined toen comment when reached by cnn. cnn has reached out to the woman's lawyer and hockey canada, which apologized in 2022 for what it said was inadequate action regard ing the allegatios replacing its ceo and board of directors. let's turn to the nba. the san francisco 49ers getting some new swab showing up to catch the wash yours to face the 76ers. steph curry was money. draining eight three-pointers on the way to a 119-107 win. sixers fans would have been holding their collective breath seeing reigning mvp joel embiid get his leg fallen on in the fourth and would limp off the court. he's set to have an mri later today. >>> hawks stars combine d to score 50 points thaz cruise to a win. young made his first six three-pointers finishing with 26 points, 13 assists. there was some questions about whether leb

alex. you and your crew, please be save. great people, all, with all of that going on. we have mikes, former secretary of state, fox news contributor. get his read on the significance of his suck successor's trip here. i believe this is the third time in a little more than a month. but the fact of the matter is nothing seems to be easing not only the spreading fears of the war, secretary, but more to the point the idea that more folks could be getting involved. what do you think? >> well, neil, good morning. three months since the barbarism that happened on october 7th, the rapes, the pillaging, the brutality. too many people have just turned on to the next thing. i'm so glad you all are still covering it and reporting it. all those hostages including americans being held, and secretary blinken with a very difficult problem set because his boss, the president of the united states, refuses to identify the actual problem child which is the islamic republic of iran. each of these things you identified whether it's the rockets from hezbollah in the north or the challenges in the red sea

mike, jonathan, and matthew. actually tomorrow night, you had better be here because alex wagner will be on the ground in south carolinai haley's home state head of the primary, but she will be speaking not or someone from that state. should be talking to california governor gavin newsom as he campaigns for president biden. catch the interview tomorrow at nine pm eastern, right here on msnbc. when we come back, fresh off his win in new hampshire, trump is gearing up for another showdown. ime it is defamation trial. joyce vance and katie benner join us, and later, wall street fundraisers keeping nikki haley's campaign afloat. but will they rethink their approach after trump's new hampshire when? the 11th hour just getting underway on a wednesday night. t. and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside - and the other goals along the way. wealth plan can help get you there. ♪ j.p. morgan wealth management. tide is busting laundry's biggest myth... that cold water can't clean. cold water, on those stains? ♪♪ cold water can't clean tough stains? i'd say

i want to highlight what alex mentioned from the former secretary of state and cry a director mike pompeo we've got deterrence lost in europe, we have deterrence lost in the middle east. we're on the cusp of losing that in asia as well. one could argue parts of it have already been lost. >> martha: what was the biggest take-away from the hearing? we have a lot of people that don't want to see us involved in any more foreign wars. >> the biggest take-away for me, those on wall street and american corporate industry who discount the likelihood that xi jinping could start a war over taiwan, you're living in a fantasy land. what wee have seen in europe, as secretary pompeo pointed out, dictators, hostile regimes may do something that may some irrational but make sense on their side. the other big take away, the balance of power in the indopacific, our priority theater is going in the wrong direction. we have to invest in our own defense to do what secretary panetta say, a democratic defense secretary. we need to re-establish peace through strength. the logic of deterrence is actually quite si

mike, jonathan, and matthew. when we come -- actually, tomorrow, night you better be, here because alex wagner will be on the groundlina, nikki haley's home state, ahead of their primary. but surely speaking not with someone from the state, she'll be talking to california governor gavin newsom as he campaigns for president biden. catch an interview and i am eastern right here on msnbc. >>> when we come back, fresh off his win in new hampshire, trump is gearing up for another showdown. this time, it's his defamation trial. joyce vance and katie benner join us. >>> and later, wall street fundraisers or keeping nikki haley's campaign afloat, but will they rethink their approach after trump's new hampshire when? we don't hour just getting underway on wednesday night. n wednesday night. >>> the e. jean carroll defamation trial against donald trump has been delayed again, this time until tomorrow afternoon. that is also when trump could testify in his own defense. according to the washington post, the former president was, quote, a showdown. let's bring in two friends of, mine katie benner, pulitzer prize-winning reporte

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mike johnson has echoed that position, signaling hat bill would face a major challenge if it does make it to the house. >> brie, thank you >>> a south carolina judge has denied convicted murderer alex murdaugh a new trial in the death of his wife and son. this comes after a day-long hearing over jury tampering allegations. the judge heard testimony from all 12 jurors and the court clerk rebecca hill a juror known as juror z to protect her identity said in part that her verdict was influenced by hill >> and how was it influenced >> to me, it felt like she made it seem like he was already guilty >> of the 11 other jurors, a second recalled hill saying to watch murdaugh's body language before he took the stand but they said that their verdict was not impacted by hill she denied all claims made by the defense. in the end, the judge's decision came down to actual proven prejudice. murdaugh's attorneys say they are appealing the decision not to have a r police siz seized an arsenal of weapons they lived in queens with their mother and another brother and have been indicted on 13 discov guns and 600 rounds of ammunition they also found body armor, instructions for making bombs, a hit list

alex, thank you very much. i told you what secretary of state is doing, the former one, mike pompeo will be my special guest.of state mike pompeo talking about what is at stake for this trip and where this war stands with the exploitation in the red sea. the hamas attacks, hezbollah tax, houthi rebels, you name it. he's all over it tomorrow. tomorrow a historic move onto teamsters if it supports one of donald j. trump, the teamsters president sean o'brien did meet with him. what came of that? we will ask sean o'brien because he is next. my daughter and i finally had that conversation. oh, no, not about that. about what comes next in life. for her. i may not be in perfect health, but i want to stay in my home, where my family visits often and where my memories are. i can do it with help from a prep cook, wardrobe assistant and stylist, someone to help me live right at home. life's good. when you have a plan. ♪ ♪ i'm andrea, and this is why i switched to shopify. it gave me so much peace of mind. if we make a change, my site's not going to go down. and just knowing that i have a platform that we can rely on, t

mike pompeo will join us next hour. great to have him and get his perspective indeed. also get you this news out of south carolina. convicted killer alexh returning to the courtroom today. his legal team is fighting for a new murder trial claiming that jury tampering may have led to his conviction. how will that go down? jonathan serrie live in atlanta with more. hi. >> hi. presiding over the hearing is a retired south carolina supreme court justice who plans to interview 11 additional jurors today. the judge in the case actually scheduled an earlier hearing to accommodate a 12th juror's scheduling conflict. when asked if her -- that jury replied no. after all 12 jurors have been questioned, hill herself is expected to face questioning. an attorney representing five of the jurors says the judge has set a high burden of proof for murdaugh's legal team. >> not only do you have to show the statement by becky hill but it has to be a bridge digsal statement that actually impacted the jury verdicts rendered. it's a real tall order. >> judge reminded the court this is not a trial of becky hill and the inquiry needs to focus on her interaction

alex hogan has more from this exclusive interview in tel aviv. >> the israeli military is preparing reservists slowly being released from the reality they might be tapped once again. one is mikeyfriend was killed on october 7th and returned back home from gaza where he served as a tanker of the idf. >> we see hundreds of kilos of explosives and rockets in people's backyards. >> the war displaced 85% of gaza population according to the u.n. streets are lined with makeshift shelters with as many as 20 people sleeping in these tents. diplomatic talks pushed for civilians to be able to return back to the north. allowing people to go home will not help the issue of displacement. >> i really found -- there is pretty much not that much left that's not blown up or somewhat blown up. >> as far as what comes next, there are disagreements between jerusalem and washington. netanyahu is rejecting u.s. calls to establish a palestinian state after the war. earlier this week the white house called for israel to lower the intensity in gaza. what we're seeing on the northern front of israel, the idf is fielding attacks from two separate areas not only from hezbollah in lebanon but last night t

mike -- joining us from manchester, new hampshire, we're a biden -- is underway. welcome to you, my friend. how much support does the president have there? >> well, alexis effort is so unusual because when the president made that direction to the democratic national committee to try to take the first issue primary away from new hampshire, give it to south carolina, some of the loudest voices, the loudest criticism came from elected new hampshire democrats. came from some of the establishment here in the states. now, they are also some of the same people who are running in and making the most effort here, are behind them, they think it's important for new hampshire democrats to continue to show that they support the president. you see that fine line in the interview that kristen walker did today, when senator maggie had to -- take a listen to her describing this. >> even though the dnc made the terrible decision, we see strong energy for a biden campaign. joe biden has done what independents and those in new hampshire have, asked which is walked across the aisle to deliver important bipartisan result for the people of our country. at the end of the, da