his rival, donald trump, is urging republicans mott to pass the legislation saying president biden does not need a bill to use presidential powers to secure the border. speaker 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 app

and we're inspired by the eloquence that new hampshire's mott live free or die, we stand for freedom of debt, freedom from oppressive taxation freedom from welfare dependance. and it's time to reclaim this precious birthright for every american. and just one thing stands in our way. just one step must still be , president clinton has admitted at least he said it in the state of the in much of the era of big government is over. but we all know it will never end until the age of clinton has ended as well. and that will end this november 1996. so tuesday, we continue that task. we are at the beginning of something great, on the verge of a stronger freer, more confident country. so let me ask you a few questions and let me hear your response loud and clear. i always give these little tests when i go to the academy or somewhere. number one, i'll try to get them right. will you join me on tuesday in this mission? will they vote for bob dole. will you take reagan. i'll go. oh, no, thank you very much. bob dole. oh, oh, oh, oh oh. thank you. well, ry neighbor, neighbor who's there, dole, so

evacuate him from under... when he was wounded, he did not lose his head, he bandaged the leg that mott the other leg with a machine gun belt and then continued to command the regiment, then after a very long time he was taken to moscow to a hospital. vyacheslav shevikov is from the moscow region, like rustam saifolin, a career military colonel, but retired a long time ago, which did not stop him from volunteering for the northern military district. i am 73 years old, perhaps your grandparents are younger than me, but nevertheless, this is a fact. my grandfather, ivan matveevich, a participant in the world war. with such examples before his eyes, he simply had no other way. vyacheslav shevikov grew up in a garrison and became a military man himself. his children continued the dynasty. my son, a lieutenant colonel, he served in the air force, graduated from the air force academy. well, two years ago i was fired due to illness. my middle son, senior lieutenant, died, he was 23 years old. he himself served in the army for 32 years, but during this time he was never in combat, however, when

it takes getting off the couch driving forth, getting bin a candidate that has motte just an amazing backgroundr amazing vision, but a way to let's bring her out, the govern quor, the ambassador, call her what you want, she's going to be the next president of the united states. ms. nikki haley. nikki: i said they came out in the snow. come on in even more. so you can hear. i've got to tell you, i've been campaigning here for 11 months now. and i've forgotten how many town halls we've done. answering every question. shaking every hand. making sure we're the last one to leave. and chris would always laugh because i would be like, it is so cold here. he would be like, this is nothing, this is nothing. after being in negative 40 windchill in iowa i will never say that again. i will never say it's cold here. no great appreciation. i know that y'all were waiting on the snow. the snow beautif looks great. but i know it wasn't necessarily easy for you to get here. thank you for taking the time to care and to come out. how many of you are hearing me speak in this format for the first time? we

as a mott matter of u.s. national security, it's important to remember this week, after iowa, that trump is the clear front-runner, and remind people that in this -- this started in 2019, the first attack on our democracy on election integrity when trump made his infamous phone call, to extort president zelinski. i would like to point out, we are an interconnect ed world, and folks in northern virginia were paying more at the pump. when ukrainian grain went off the market because of russia's attack, folks here paid more at the grocery store. so we're in an interconnected world. we're sort of at a disappoint. can in a path and attempt to isolate. this is not the 20th century, even the early 20th century. that is not possible. we are a connected economy, and the economy is strength of the nation. we have to keep it strong and that is why engagement is so important. >> is al overstatement to say this the funding does not go through, the aid from the u.s. does not get to the ukrainians in time to hem them on the

argue how democrats can say they are defending democracy while trying to take what is the frontrunner, mottnner but the frontrunner for the presidency right now off the ballot. i just think that argument doesn't square. cheryl: it doesn't. >> they're not winning the argument according to the polls. cheryl: let the voters decide. this is why you have elections. let democracy play out. that's the biggest argument i think i've heard. real quick, erin, before you go. we have two weeks before iowa, three weeks from new hampshire. how are you feeling? what are your predictions? this is make or praying for chris christie and nikki haley, make or break for desantis. what are you seeing? >> caucus is an anomaly and no other political institution so it's hard to be predictive especially how a ground came cn affect things. donald trump has a commanding lead in polls. you have a difference between first place, second place and third place. looking at at second and third looking at desantis and haley in iowa, how close is the distance between the two of them or how close do they get to donald trump as t

that is very concerning problem, mott just for ecuador but this is going to increase further pressure on the southern border and it really feels like we're paralyzed dealing with the southern bothered. i'll tell you, erin, as a guard pilot, an air national guard pilot, i actually worked the southern border. it's a human trafficking problem. i mean, this is -- this is not about, you know, people having an opportunity. we all want people to have an opportunity, but this is about we would find dead bodies on the southern border. this is the cartel making money on trafficking humans. one of these guys who was just interviewed says he has to pay his family money back for the journey. the money went to the cartel to get him up here, so it's a huge issue. >> and obviously those cartels now in control of many mexican states. i mean, you're seeing it. we talk about the southern border and what's happenings there, okay. there's a quarter million illegal crossings in december. the numbers are just stunning, congressman. it's hard to even, you know, comprehend it. james clapper, you know, former

home sweet home, mott crue. i remember the band but not the song.y of green on the screen, especially for the dow industrials and up 150 points, well above 38,000. last time we checked on the big tech, they were all higher, same story again and amazon 159, meta 395, apple 194, alphabet 152 and microsoft is at 405. the 10-year treasury yield going up 415. how about that. now this, it was tucked away in the personal finance section of "the wall street journal". it's the story of generational change and money. as the headline says, six out of ten parents provide financial help to their adult children. adult being defined as up to age 35. mom and dad have always given financial help to youngsters when they could afford it, and now the help extends much later in their children's lives. this is what happens when inflation raises home prices and rent and grocery bills and don't forget, student debt is around your neck too. all the folk haves either paid off the loans ryan higgins didn't take on much debt in the first place. during the pandemic lockdown, th

misconduct and in response pledge more transparency to try and restore people's faith in police today mott announced he will be stepping down from the role of chief and taking a new position as the investigations bureau chief for the santa clara county district attorneys office modest saying in part, quote, it is essential that the great work of san jose officers. is supported by successful investigations and prosecutions at the district attorney's office like me are just returning, believes in providing the highest level of service to our community. and i look forward to continuing to do that. a new capacity just across the street. he will transition into this new role in april. we have new video now from the oakland police department showing us officers lined up to pay tribute. >> 2 fallen police officer twan lay. he died while responding to a burglary near jack london square on december. 29th. his memorial is scheduled for tomorrow at 3 crosses church in castro valley. we do plan to have special coverage of that service for you right here on kron. 4. happening tonight, a collission of o

as the former president was walking out, he said, "this is mott america," but that was not in front of the jury. >> rehema ellis and angela, thank you so much. >>> there are major developments today stemming from that midair scare on an alaska airlines flight. a door plug exploded off a boeing 737 max 9 plane just minutes after takeoff. the faa now says it's temporarily halting all future production of boeing's max 9 planes. and federal authorities are laying out new steps the airlines must take before their max 9s can fly again. nbc news' tom costello covers aviation. a big move. what's it looking like? >> reporter: it's unprecedented for the faa to halt any expansion of an airline production line out of concern that the quality control on the line isn't there. today boeing has ordered a quality stand-down on the production line to refocus on this. it has lost a lot of confidence of the airlines, of the faa, and now some airlines are preparing to start flying the max as soon as tomorrow. >> reporter: alaska is preparing for final faa inspections and its first max 9 flight coming this

this area here in atlanta, georgia is the mott and that they came historical district.s where his body dies as well. and this is why corella king push to end segregation laws and racial injustice. >> bringing light to the plight. many african-americans faced in the 1960's. >> it's been stages. of course, we can go in restaurants now we can go in that that kind of segregation is no longer he advanced to the civil rights movement. one thing i'm always >> conscious of is that i would not have the opportunities that i have without the sacrifice of doctor keim. any other civil rights leaders. >> king's legacy lives on today across georgia with streets, parks and museums named in his honor. coming up, we're taking a look at the link between depression and weight gain. and the new weight gain. and the new health study. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and ma

motte announced he's going to be stepping down from the role of tea and taking a new position as thegations bureau chief for the santa clara county district attorney's office. it will transition to his new role in a product. california launched a new website giving us a look at in front just infrastructure projects across the state. so here is there's 110 page list while the projects and there's also an interactive map showing some of those projects. >> speed and transparency are critical. the governor's direction to build this website is all about achieving both. whether it's water storage projects, whether it's flood protection projects, whether it's wildfire protection projects that are helping california communities continue to thrive. it's climate change. >> governor newsom's office says that the website is part of a long-term plan to invest 180 billion dollars into infrastructure over the next 10 years. up next to the girl morning news. >> in a few hours, law enforcement, family and community members. well, they're going to be honoring oakland fallen officer swan lake. so we're

some of the magic is gone now, in his own mind, his own megalomania, his own narcissism, makes him mottl say going tomorrow. he's not only being financially stripped, but stripped of this delusion that he is one that can ways in crowned. the jury, not the judge, decided the amount he got hit with today. that's something that's a serious blow to him. >> i keep returning, harry, to something that one of carroll's attorneys says, this is some profound, whether the rules also apply to donald trump. that's the core of what we are watching here. that is the nexus of all of these cases. >> that is at the core of 2024 you asked me what a good lawyer would do now. the truth is, a lawyer would sit down and say, maybe it's time, we've given or best shot in a couple places, we need to sue for peace, as it were. i don't think trump can do that, because the cases come from many different jurisdictions, and he's been so confrontational about it. we as a system have gone so far -- there's nowhere for him to go to and cut a grand deal for that reason, i think he's stuck. if this is as bad for him as man

the question is are they going to capture more shares as a result how much more is a company like motte going to be able to charge those companies for this service, and on the other side, clearly those companies are clearly going to think they fierng to create remarkably more revenue as a function of it or going to save on the cost side in terms of workforce? >> these tools do two things they take an existing process and make it massively more efficient, and it's a huge savings. the business value shares in the safrgs and the value add that's been created the tools are creative and empathetic and they react more like a tradition ale database, you only get out what you put in. >> what does that mean for the jobs market? are they going to replace luman harriss in mass amounts? >> we have to think very hard how we integrate these tools because left completely to the market and to their own devices, these are fundamentally labor-replacing tools. they'll augment us and make us smarter and more production tib, but in the longer term, that's the question. >> there haven't been enough companies