and nancy? granite bench in the cary park the place she once ran, her adopted town's way of remembering. the cooper girls bella and katey are growing up in canada with nancy's twin sister and her husband jim. their cousins were with them the day we came to call. and for the adults, bittersweet. >> so sad nancy's not here seeing it. >> absolutely, that's the tough part for me. >> what do they understand about mother and father? >> we told them that mother nancy was killed by a bad man, but she's in heaven and the man went to president. >> tell them the tragic story of a man and woman who sank in the undertow of what once was >> we got an outcome that nancy deserves, but it's not also a winning hand for everybody and brad lost his life as well. there's many things that were lost, lives that i'll craig -- i've been forever changed. >> that's all for this edition of dateline, i'm craig melvin, thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin, and i'm and this is dateline. >> it a

nancy, u.s.icials attribute that job to increase mexican enforcement on the other side of the rio grande, as well as the holiday season. >> nancy: camilo montoya-galvez in eagle pass, texas, thank you so much. turning now to the weather and a flood emergency in the midwest. officials say an ice jam is causing major flooding across northern illinois, with a flash flood warning in effect until tomorrow morning. for a look at snow heading towards the northeast and more rain in the west, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes, from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> nancy, good evening. watching for the next rain and snow to move into the east. rain from the south all the way into the mid-atlantic. temperatures warm enough here, it is all rain, but north of new york primarily is where we will watch for some snow here. could get white heavy as we go into sunday. buffalo, due east, a place like boston, where several inches is on the way. then we watch the warm up. that is goi

pelosi, live on air after nancy pelosi watches a key fact about the constitution and again, nancy pelosi is accused of misleading the nation and pressuring the issue here with her incorrect read of what the constitution says and watch this. >> there is a view of the constitution and article 14 section three come than he should not be able to run for president convent this point, the point to know is, but again, states have different laws we do not think in california that and applied in our state. this rep to the states and they are different from state to state. think to make the constitution. liz: she said the constitution is not the point, didn't she swear an oath to uphold the constitution article five said, congress can we pass a law that we do anything near this. miranda: will come of this other point that that's exactly the way she rules and she does not care about the constitution. she is just like joe biden and that all she cares about this power and in cost. this would you see here you see this in all of these prosecutions of donald trump and you see it in these various democra

i continue the conversation with nancy pelosi.aker, how much time do you spend thinking about elon musk? he is a force. rep. pelosi: none. i do think he is a force in terms of technology especially relating to ukraine, but i don't spend too much. and we have a lot of strong leaders. i come from an area that is very, shall we say, technologically on the move. and every year since i have been in office or even before, they had said to me, you have not seen nothing yet. so we don't know what is next but i don't spend too much time thinking about him. francine: in terms of ai or technology? rep. pelosi: ai is a double-edged sword and that is in my district, to and from san francisco. and the people i know who care about our country, care about our country and know that it is a double-edged sword that we need guardrails, we need standards and the rest so that this double-edged sword does not do harm, but instead does good and it can do some good. but right now, we have a strike in the creativity industry, writers and actors and the res

nancy, that instruction is typically reserved for federal cases against drug cartels. >> nancy: big concern that these jurors could now face threats themselves. errol barnett in new york city, thanks so much.

uh it's nancy, nancy. see met 1st miller, c. oh, nice to meet you fancy. nancy. nancy, nancy is the 1976 beechcraft sundown that cost him around $70000.00 when he purchased it in 2001 the one of the most concerning aspects of his trip was the high cost of fuel. the i t engineer has to make a few sacrifices to finances. jenny, i'm a motor sport kinda guy. i love to go 5 routing motorcycle and i got this me fun, t t r and i'm sitting looking at it. i'm like, this is an expensive trip. i got to sell this car. it was the hardest thing to do. this my dream cock, i saw it, but then it can help build up another kids to in. i mean, it sounds to me like it's really important to you the to inspire people here and you show them that it's possible. why is that in africa, if we see cortez taking place? i know it's in all countries and my mindset is we capable as well for a library, we are capable people with table and we have smart people. we can make this happen . i've not still have some fuel left and he offers me a special surprise. were about to go on off like the cost, w

he got nancy mace of south carolina who had worked closely with nikki haley.got tim scott the senator from south carolina, who also had worked closely with nikki haley as senator. interestingly, though, when desantis dropped out, the endorsement, describing it as tepid i think is generous. >> definitely, and donald trump or ron desantis even made a knock at donald trump in that four-minute video posted online yesterday that donald trump was the one who kept fauci around. clearly it's been a bitter year-long campaign against donald trump. donald trump not only called him bobblehead, he said he walked like a duck. he accused him of grooming high school girls when he was a teacher. he has been quite atrocious to ron desantis on a personal level saying he needed a personality transplant, and yet, there's a recognition that not only does he have to govern in the state of florida for three more years, but if he wants a political future beyond it likely will have to run through the donald trump maga movement. as for nancy mace, somebody who in the aftermath of januar

nancy. >> very interesting.aitlin huey burns, thank you. >>> frigid cold weather again sweeping the country from the plains to the east coast. in some places mercury is nearly 40 degrees below average some places. but in buffalo, they're ready for football. fans were paid to dig out the stadium as the bills prepare to host the chiefs tomorrow on cbs. relief from the cold is in sight, luckily. let's check in with molly mccollum from our partners at the weather channel. >> good evening, nancy. there is a big warm-up on the way for the lower 48. omaha will be above freezing tuesday the first time in nearly two weeks. before we get to the warmer weather, arctic air will combine with moisture from the gulf to create an icy mess from oklahoma to illinois. okc and tulsa and st. louis and power outages are likely. light snow moves into chicago and the great lakes. as temperatures warm, rain takes over, will add up as several disturbances move through the south. flooding will be top of mind in gulf coast and southeast. s

i listened to nancy pelosi talk earlier.s for decades and has talked about immigration for decades. what has she accomplished? we have a president that has all the tools that he needs to protect our country today. he is refusing to do that. to look at congress and expect them to pass a bill when they failed for decades to do this and then to say we have to accept this poison pill of a bill that -- it codifies illegal immigration. it would put into statute that people can come here illegally. it's a terrible bill that i think president trump is exactly right, it should not pass. push president biden to take action because he has all the federal laws that he needs today to keep us safe, to stop the drugs that are coming into this country and killing us. we have children dying every day from fentanyl poisoning. we have children -- >> i want to jump in, governor. and say that we do have your fellow republicans who are working on this bill saying that the proposal would have had almost unanimous republican support if it weren't f

it did seem like a major gaffe, confusing nancy pelosi with nikki haley. she pushed back very firmly on this as well and argued that maybe this is a question of bl donald trump is mentally fit. we'll hear to see more of the missteps today while he's on stage, jim. >> all right. sounds like cleanup on aisle six for the trump campaign. now to the nikki haley campaign. what's the haley campaign doing now? what are they saying? >> listen, nikki haley has been barnstorming the state over the course of the entire day. this will be her fifth event of the day. and she's really just talking to voters, making her pitch over and over again. but as you said, as she does that, she is cranking up her critiques for president trump. questioning his mental fitness which is something that she has, you know, done in the past. but not in such a pronounced way, as she did earlier today. pointing out that gaffe he made last night in the campaign rally. she is also going after him being critical of the ads that new hampshire folks are seeing on tv, hitting her from the former pr

back with us the aforementioned former house speaker nancy pelosi. what do you think when you hear you are still very much in the minds of the rank and file republicans in the house? >> well, i haven't paid too much attention to what they're saying, but what i do know after 20 years as i'm leader or speaker, when you're dealing with the budget bill, it's a negotiation. nobody ever gets everything they want, but you have to pass it because you cannot shut down government, and so when a few people decide they have an objection and want to hold up the works, that's a disservice to their leader, to their speaker. they have won the majority. they have a major responsibility, but we also have a president of the united states who will sign the bill, a majority in the senate that has to pass it, so there has to be a negotiation and a compromise and it's hard. it's not an easy thing. it's hard, but you have to get it done. >> yeah, there's no question. much harder now to some degree which has something to do with the leader. do you have advice to give the cur

he was talking about nancy pelosi.stake if he was younger. >> here's the problem. this summer they're going to be litigating these courts in the court and these indictments are going to ripen into convictions and we're going to be talking about the finer points of whether you can pay a porn star with your campaign money or whether you write it off as a business expense. the lawsuit itself is ridiculous, but the underlying facts aren't disputed. i think people are going to recoil from that when all this stuff starts coming out this summer. the polls that show him beating biden, those are going to switch quickly. >> that's something you're hearing from more and more conservatives. as we're moving closer to this and all of this stuff is piling up, donald trump praising the head of the chinese communist party. just like the biden people have been saying all along, oh, we're losing in the polls, what in the world will we ever do? they tell you what we're going to do is, we're going to watch as the weight of donald trump's o

haley questions trump's mental illness after he confused her with nancy pelosi. elena treen is traveling with trump campaign. >> >> reporter: just three days to go and trump is escalating his attacking on rival nikki haley by using leaders by south carolina and painting her as not very well liked by people in her own backyard. on saturday, he called up a series of south carolina lawmakers, including governor henry mcmaster, a fierce trump ally who endorsed him back in 2022 and of course that comes after friday night when he picked up a massive endorsement from tim scott. i'm told from my conversations that they had been courting hihis end endorsement. but they accelerated the timeline because they wanted to have it come before new hampshire. again, new hampshire is a state where they are worried about nikki haley's rise in the polls. potentially her popularity with moderates and independents. so you're seeing the campaign and donald trump himself try to implement every tactic to undercut her in the final days. another thing to point your attention to is donald tr

nancy mace knows this. nancy mace's team knows this. so, why does telling these lies work? of stuff. people can just look at their 401k. it's up. >> look, this has become a donald trump talking point. when you look, a lot of these trump endorsed the snow are coming out and saying this. it's not a coincidence. it makes perfect sense. donald trump has to say this presidency was perfect. the same way here to save a phone call to ukraine was perfect. that he had to say that the election was stolen from him. you know, he can admit no wrong. there are certain, very uncomfortable facts here. he is the first president since hoover to leave with more jobs. he increased the deficit than any other president in history. he had the entire covid disaster. can you imagine being on a debate with donald trump? he won't debate. if i was evaluating someone, i would say just like every couple of minutes to say, like, bleach, really? there was a good idea? i think it is a policy -- a political strategy that is being driven by vanity and not by any sort of practical application. i think it's gon

trump confusing her with nancy pelosi. but after months of attacking his rival, he is recting his claim of toilet immunity. and trump, includes actions that quote, cross the line. orange to this quote. the comments are raising concerns about what a second trump presidency could be like. he joked that a landslide victory could justify the end of the republican primary. >> this could end it. get the big vote, it ends it. then we can focus on biden and his thugs. just cancel the election. just say trump wins automatically. >> cnn's elena is with the campaign thnow. >> he is speaking behind me. we just you an a big moment with donald trump earlier on stage. he welcomed several people from south carolina, including governor henry mcmaster, one of trump's fiercest allies who endorsed him in 2022, shortly of trump had announced his third bid this is part of a broader strategy to really hammer nikki haley in the final days before the primary. we saw tim scott offer trump a major endorsement last night, and another senator from sou

nancy, he beat you. nancy, this is paul. they do the work. my new font. a book, if you spread it out. [laughter]. great stuff i love it. i love it. >> poetry. charles: every now and then send us point of view, send a sentence, market goes up. okay, yeah, that helps a lot. but speaking of the market, you do think overall keeps going up, nancy? >> i do. i like to see a correction. as you no we get one every year, and it is about 10% on average and i think we're due to let earnings catch up with price movement but in general what i think we've gotten confirmation of with new highs we're in a bull market so we want to be long in names that continue to deliver on earnings. charles: earnings season is young, right? >> yeah. charles: some of these names have already made huge moves into earnings. you write, there is a big one reporting after the bell today, one of "the magnificent seven." do you hold on to that stock into the earnings report? >> i think you hold on. a lot of times what happens once the earnings are reported the stock sells off. so then that migh

i listened to nancy pelosi talk earlier. been in congress for decades and has talked about immigration for decades and what has she accomplished? we have a president that has all the tools that he needed to protect our country today, and he's refusing to do that. >> well -- >> so -- to to look at congress and ask them to pass a bill when they failed for decades and then say we have to accept this poison bill of a bill that especially codifies illyies ill immigration. and should not pass and push president biden to take action because he has all the early federal laws that he needed today to keep us safe. we have children dying every day from fentanyl poisoning. >> i just want to jump in, governor. >> so president biden can take action and stop it. >> i want to jump in and say we do have your former ellow repub working on the bill saying the proposal would have almost unanimous support if it weren't for donald trump. i want you to listen a little bit more from some republican senators. >> the question is, do you want to get s

i just wanted to point out, as nancy was talking.respect to the border, part of it is the narrative that you're getting from the right about these caravans in these open borders and everything else that's been done. so the first thing that has to be done is that people have to understand the issue. and somehow the biden campaign in the presidency in the administration has to do a better job of simply educating the public. >> hold on a minute. i saw steve schwartzman, the ceo of blackstone, one of the most successful people on planet earth, big gop donor, said on television this week, we've got a huge problem. we've got open borders. no we don't. we do not. what do you do with that? >> this has got to be as much a blue issue as it is a red issue. >> it's an issue. >> you walk around new york city, and there are plenty people talking about a border problem. for the biden administration to begin to think that this is only an issue in red america -- >> they don't think that, but i don't know what they can do with it. >> i think it was a

joining me now is nancy. nancy, good morning. >> good morning, frank. happy new year. >> give us a sense. so much talk about the cpi report. how big is this for the markets as well as the bond market? >> look, every number is important in that sense. our view is it will break the 4% mark. frank, we have been expecting fl inflation to head lower. expectations have been heading lower. pce was 1.9% annualized. the bottom line is inflation is heading lower in 2024 and we continue to expect and had expected last year a soft landing for the u.s. economy and the fed to be able to cut interest rates. whether it is in the first quarter or not remains to be seen. >> nancy, you are expecting a soft landing and according to research, since world war ii, there has not been a recession during the election year. we are here in the u.s. with an election year. you shared your portfolio building blocks. a lot to digest right here. you focus on three areas. stability and diversified and growth assets. i want to ask you if the economy is in good footing, do you want invest

questions donald trump's mental fitness after he appeared to confuse her with the democrat political nancyelosi. arial the puppy born with six legs has surgery to remove her extra limbs. thanks to generous well—wishers around the world. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. the us military has blamed iranian—backed militants for an attack on an airbase used by its forces in iraq. the us said the attack involved multiple ballistic missiles and rockets — some were intercepted by air defences but others hit the al—assad base. at least one iraqi service member was wounded and a number of americans are being assessed for brain injuries. attacks on us forces in iraq by militias linked to iran have increased since the gaza war began. the attack on the iraqi airbase came just hours after iran warned that an air strike on the syrian capital would not "go una nswered". the iranian president, ebrahim raisi, claimed israel was to blame for the air strike which killed five senior members of iran's security forces. israel hasn't commented so far. live now to sydney where i'm joined by dr ali mamouri who's a res

and that woman is speaker emerita nancy pelosi.u. >> thank you. >> i want to start with january 6th and the threat to our democracy and how important it is because mitt romney who is a defender of democracy and has been brave at many moments, but he said recently to the new york times, quote, as a biden campaign theme, i think the threat to democracy pitch is a bust. january 6th would be four years old by the election. people process it one way or the other. biden needs fresh material to attack rather than kicking a dead political horse. now, my view is that this is about how trump will govern. but what do you think in terms of essential argument and how central it will be in this election? >> well, with all due respect to senator romney, and i do respect him, i think that a campaign is what you may get. and when we talk about democracy and why january 6th was important, we have to convey to people what it means to them. so i see his point just in isolation, this is not enough. but what it means to them, for democracy, it's about f

nancy pelosi tried to take a dig at trump's mental fitness and made a mistake of her own. watch this. >> he tried to say that nikki haley did not allow the national guard to come but it was nancy pelosi. it was nobody. it was joe -- it was donald trump. stuart: a little confusing. if you're trying to contrast trump's mental sharpness with joe biden, the difference is frankly day and night. one major union threatening to pull support for the president over his spot for israel. which union. does americans -- does america have a problem supplying weapons and ammunition to ewe yanis and allies in the -- ukraine and allies in the middle east? we have a problem and we'll be back says our next guest. trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get an expanding library filled with new online videos, webcasts, articles, courses, and more - all crafted just for traders. and with guided learning paths stacked with content curated to fit your unique goals, you can spend less time searching and more time

nancy mace, graduate of the citadel, let him have it with all canons blazing, and clearly it was a lot of political theater. does the political theater enter into the legal realm or is that separate? >> it has an impact. if i had to pick a winner and loser for today, i would actually pick donald trump as the winner, he had a very bad press day yesterday because of his arguments, driving the news this morning. no one is talking about that now, everyone is talking about the president's son and i would say the loser long-term is joe biden. because it's his doj that's going to have to contend ultimately with a referral from congress for contempt, which they will, contend whether or not they will prosecute the president's son for contempt. it's his white house counsel's office that has to contend with possible obstruction issues if joe biden and hunter biden had any conversation about him defying that subpoena, deadline producing information on that topic was today. it's his white house and at the white house press briefing that's going to have to answer questions about whether it's ok for

and nancy mace is an extension of that. i was on the campaign trail just a year and a half ago in south carolina when donald trump was campaigning against her, trying to oust her from office in a republican primary by backing katie arrestington. on the campaign stage, donald trump called nancy mace untruthful, called her a grand standing loser, and nancy mace squeaked out that primary against a trumba candidate. and look where we find ourselves. not only is the campaign manager still in the ball game, he's the south carolina state director for donald trump. and nikki haley, she campaigned during that primary for nancy mace. i was there on the day of one of her events when nikki haley was holding the mike even if foehn. when she turned it over, she said thank you for fighting for conservatives around the countrys. look how far it got her. nikki haley is running an isolated campaign. republican finally got what they wanted. a two-person race and there's little in terms of anybody standing beside the candidate that is not dona

after nancy completed her ph.d. at the university of chicago, her first position was here in the department of psychology, university of minnesota, where she accepted a position, the position as the assistant director for, the minnesota center for twin for adoption, for twin adoption and adoption. yeah, we have different salaries. i get in anyway. she was very well suited for this position. she here from chicago with a lot of expertise in enthusiasm for twin research. she also came with a commitment try to repair our borings academic writings. i don't know if you remember, but you were really keen on getting us to write better. she succeeded in helping make the grade apart. twins study, really one of the world's most famous studies in psychology. i don't think you succeeded much with her writing, though. after about a decade here, nancy left minnesota to join the department psychology in fullerton, where she remains today. there she is, established an impactful research program on twins that's really worldwide for t

so when nancy said she liked growth and value, i agree with that in terms of our positioning.t i didn't hear is the more defensive stocks. so if the economy remains strong, you want to own some. that's our you product is positioned, growth and value, less so on the recession is coming positioning. but maybe later this year, it might. >> u.s. corps is the fund you run. some of the companies you like, crh and united realms. >> so the crh and united are industrial companies that we here will benefit from the infrastructure act, right? crh is relocated from ireland to the u.s., so it could get some multiple expansion. and amerprize, all this money has been in the money market. as that moves out to other products, whether it's fixed income, equities, there's higher margin in those assets. so i think the wefalth managemet business could be very lucrative, because so much is hidden in money markets. >> you're nodding there, nancy. >> i do. and i would just add that we think technology are the new defensive names. the valuations are not wacky. if you look at the '90s, microsoft was tr

there's even a tool for nancy pelosi.he top returns last year, that's according to investor wash doll -- watch watchdog group unusual whales. they say they made autopilot to pressure congress to ban individual stock trading. lawmakers are only allowed to trade on publicly-available information to avoid insider trading, but the law does not prevent members from sitting on committees or passing bills that might have an impact on a ap company's stock value, for example, which some think is a conflict. that is why there is bipartisan support out there for a stock-trading ban. >> americans are tired of this idea that people are using their public office to make money and enrich themselves. >> is it classic insider trading? it would depend on the information that's available versus publicly available, but it sure is a question mark. >> reporter: the other part of this debate is if you do go ahead and ban stock trading, you might lose out on some good folks who will decide they don't want to run for congress. and, in fact, forme

house speaker and democrat nancy pelosi. listen. >> by the way, you know, nikki haley, nikki haley, nikki haley, you know, do you know they destroyed all of the information, all of the evidence, everything? nikki haley is in charge of security. we offered her 10,000 people. soldiers. national guard. whatever they want. they turned it down. >> and he is going on and on mentioning me multiple times as to why i didn't take security during the capitol riots. why i didn't handle january 6th better? we can't have someone else we question whether they are mentally fit to do this. >> our reporters are on the campaign trail. we go first now to kylie atwood who is following nikki haley's campaign. >> reporter: well nikki haley is barn storming the state of new hampshire days ahead of the primary tuesday with her campaign focused on having a strong showing here in new hampshire. she is hitting former president trump in a more distinct way. questioning his mental fitness after he had a gaffe at a campaign rally where he confused her and

but for nancy losing her job was the inspiration she needed to pursue her real passion, highlighting stories of women who grew up in the foster care system like herself. >> i reflect to myself being a child in the foster care system and how i felt alone. we are not alone, and we are the majority and what are we doing about it, we are always hearing negative statistics, so i wanted to highlight more of the positive stories, specifically of the latinas who have made it, who can now go back and speak to now current latinas that are in the foster care system and they see themselves in a more positive light. >> reporter: nancy tells me she is going to forget -- continue fig fork -- focusing on her nonprofit until she gets a little bit more stability. >>> today, nonprofits are out counting the number of homeless people on the streets, we also found out this morning that oakland mayor, sheng thao says she is expecting to see a higher and more accurate count compared to the last one. >> in 2022, it was more from a bird's-eye point of view, we weren't actually connecting with people one on on

it took us for nancy geiger to be diagnosed with fiber o my alger of disorder, apparently linked to the way the central nervous system process as pain is on the website. they should really apologist, basically told me to take pain killers when needed on. and she recommended doing something relaxing like you, without the usual guy said she, that was the only treatment available. if he moved his case and the one we have that, and then i talked with, where will this and it's, it's fine if it's like this at the age of 32. listen, what about went on a 40 or 50 or 60 life place, but the idea of just popping pills and relaxing, didn't satisfy her. she started looking for alternatives and discovered a research project at the university hospital in my book. sure nothing to hasn't shown here was a pain researcher cottage fema is trying to change the way her patients perceive pain by using electrical impulses to influence the battery receptors at the base of the carotid artery. power receptors don't just regulate blood pressure, but also indirectly influenced the way we perceive pain. chronic pain

nancy geiger was 27 years old when she 1st started getting pain beginning after so kind of the for so some told in the beginning i had a few symptoms most it began with muscular pains on, particularly in the morning. and it was difficult for me to get going appropriate and i had problems taking the stairs, stating. and then as the months went by, i started developing more symptoms and told me i've got problems. i'm pins and needles all over my body. sleeping problems in sonya stuff. hopefully emma stuff noises kite. but worst of all was the joint in the muscle pain across her entire body. she struggled to do the simplest things. they still have to tie, gosh thing. i was totally incapacitated law. i remember after my daughter was born, the parent was bad on one night and i wanted to get up and prepare some milk for her. and we have 2 steps in our apartment. and it was too much for me to go down to steps into the kitchen, but i put on the kettle and prepare her formula and i couldn't do it fine to stand on to you. i don't wish to my husband. he took us for nancy geiger to be diagnosed w

and, nancy, goodness, nancy, don't you really -- shouldn't you really be a republican with stock holdingsis pretty good finish. >> well, she likes leveraged positions. if you're buying the options market, you know what happens. when it goes up, you really go up. stuart: she plaid it right, that's a fact. peter morici, you're all right. see you again soon. >> take care. stuart: okay. coming up, the president has a new campaign strategy, attack trump about january the 6th. attack on guns and race. attack on abortion. after three years in office, you know, that's a thin list of issues for a presidential campaign. that will be my take, top of the hour. >>> jeff flock made it, he hit the road in an electric vehicle. he drove from chicago to new york, and he's here in new york on the set with me to give details of his trip including why it took hours longer than expected. flock is next. ♪ -- all night long. ♪ if you're going my way, i'm wanna drive it all night long ♪ , now earns 5% apy. 5% apy? that's new! yup, that's how you business differently. singlecare is amazing. even though i have insu