paige: i do think so. we are a little biased.dent is from just up the street that city hall is on. senator casey is also from here. he has lived here all of his life. so, we are slightly biased in that way. but when it comes down to the economy, i believe voters at the end of the day vote on how they are feeling in that moment. how they are feeling is usually tied to their pocketbook. they realize that the types of programs the biden administration supports, the child tax credit senator casey is supporting, those are things that help people get by. as has been a difficult few years for folks, and inflation pressures are still very much alive. we have a water rate increase we are fighting in scranton. these are real issues that president biden and senator casey understand, and i think the voters will get that at the end of the day. katie: that is a good place to leave it. paige cognetti, mayor of scranton, pennsylvania, thank you so much for your time. david, what else do you have coming up checkup david: tomorrow we have jason fu

waitress paige says she'll use her share to help pay off some of her student loans >> lower that interesty incredible women working that day, yincredible working mothers. >> reporter: they shared this picture, with the crank, you're crying, i'm crying, we're all crying, adding, quote, keep sharing the love where you can >> every dollar counts at a job like this. and i think that a lot of people really, really deserve this. >> reporter: if a little bit goes a long way, a big tip like this has the potential to change lives. >> any time you can lend a hand and change somebody's life, whether it's a small act or large act, keep that in the forefront. keep that top of mind. >> our thanks to ellison for that report. i hope that anonymous customer is able to see that report and know how many lives he's changed by that one gesture. thanks for watching "early today. i'm frances rivera hey, it's fat tuesday. here's a live look in ne you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban a

was seemingly abandon volume view, treating trainings gifts patrons of trying to downplay this is paige, as they method in the next security conference. over the weekends, ortiz contributor rachel most and take a take a closer look at that. remember to the, the munich security conference just wrapped up in germany over the weekend. it's basically turned into an opportunity for nato members to try to convince their own citizens that their countries are just so fragile that they're really in big trouble unless they can transfer it loads of tax, their cash in the direction that just happens to be the most profitable to their military industrial complexes. and what better way to do that these days then to just show ukraine and it still counter offensive out of the way and try to make their own people believe that they're basically taking on russia themselves. now, to defeat the russia, we need to think outside the box. that's what russia is really afraid of. there's only one outcome we need from the munich security conference. that's europe, including the u. k. gears it's economy to the mil

susan paige a chip from greenville, south carolina.ved on the 1988 bush campaign and bush cheney campaigns. garrett, start us off. take us there. what are you seeing ahead of tomorrow? >> reporter: nikki haley has never lost a race in south carolina but neither has donald trump. what you're seeing now is a governor who left office popular here but is now running in a party that looks very little like the party she used to represent against a candidate who is a movement in this state. from voters i've talked to, she's going to have a very difficult time as we've seen reflected in the polling, turning around that dynamic. i want to introduce you to a woman i spoke to yesterday who had been a haley supporter when she was governor, sort of weighing haley versus trump and how that decision was made for her. listen to this. when you put nikki haley's report up against donald trump, what do you see? >> i don't think she did as much for south carolina as trump did. and especially in our african american community. >> reporter: opinions like th

that in 2016 trump had just announced who his foreign policy team would be including papadopoulos and paige feel like it's dÉjÀ vu. it's 2024 and i'm still doing russia hoax stories. i feel like i am 37. professor turley, thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next, prime time confronts democrats about joe biden's mental state. >> no, no, no. not talking. you might want to pray with us. well, not the actual jesus. obviously, but let's spend some time with the real one. lord jesus. we take this moment today to simply be with you. we are lost. we are broken. but we are not alone. help us to grow closer to you. this lent, jesus name we pray. amen. join us in prayer. this lent on hallow. ♪ [storms sound] whatever weather comes your way [wind and snow sounds] weathertech has you covered. [bird chirping] [laughing] with our laser—measured cargoliners. no drill mud flaps and floorliners. to secure your phone don't forget the cupfone. order yours today at weathertech.com. you never know when it's gonna be a weathertech day. perfect weather today... (boy) you're not gonna believe t

now now has the second most wins in college basketball history led by paige bueckers. the huskies.eighton today. and what was win number 1203 for auriemma. that's one more than former duke coach mike krzyzewski six fewer than stanford's tara vanderveer who last month. we all remember became college basketball's winningest all time coach. so geno auriemma is six behind her. if she you know, they're going to go back and forth. yeah march democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. i heard a crash, and then i heard the fire trucks and then i came out and my car was underneath a tree. new storms batter the west coast tonight, leaving some people worried. >> the wor

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i own murk ury cafe at corner of heys and paige street and owned the business the last 15 years mpts the anniversary date is coming up march 16, and i have been a member that community, feel very strongly attached to it. we have hosted various events at our cafe, which includes fundrazors for kpoo, we had meet and greets with local politicians, we had other non profits who come in and have their own fundrazors and feel strongly committed to the neighborhood and part of the reason i wish to be on this board is to be sure that this commitment extends itself to a more policy generated-pardon me, not very good at this. in any event, i do look forward to the decision of whatever the board has and i also appreciate the opportunity to make this a-to make this opportunity available to me, and i look forward to whatever decision may come and thank you all for your time. >> thank you so much. thank you for applying. next we'll hear from sacha ortega for seat 5. >> hello. thanks for having me. my name is sacha ortega, i lived in hayes valley since 2011. over the time i served on the board and v

my name is veronica paige. i've been a homeowner for over 20 years. we're here because of what park and rec built was more than pickle ball courts. everyone that reached out who signed the petition, writing e-mails and leaving voice mail or showing up at city hall are saying that these courts made our lives better. sure, to the blind eye these courts gave us all especially on the north side, a chance to learn, play, or perfect their pickle ballgame. because of the concentration of courts, it allowed us to play with stranger who turned into good friends. this sense of community through pickle ball is why we are so passionate. this sense of community doesn't happen when single courts are disbursed throughout the city. currently we have these communities at lewis fetter on the south, larsen on the west and we hope you'll continue to let us build the presidio on the north. they mention homelessness crime and drugged and someone should bring a camera and see how it was able to help build community by offering free outdoor open play activity in a city as de

let's speak to felix paige from auto car. just why is this investment so important?_ investment so important? this is brilliant news. the _ investment so important? this is brilliant news. the uk _ investment so important? this is brilliant news. the uk used - investment so important? this is brilliant news. the uk used to i investment so important? this isj brilliant news. the uk used to be investment so important? this is l brilliant news. the uk used to be a leader in car manufacturing globally but for a long time it looked like we were losing our grasp without a firm view of whether we would be able to produce batteries for the evs be built locally. by 2030 we need 100 gigawatts ear capacity and this investment takes us about half that. if you add nissan in sunderland which has roughly the same in addition, we are looking well on the way. it’s same in addition, we are looking well on the way.— well on the way. it's not 'ust important i well on the way. it's not 'ust important for i well on the way. it's not 'ust important for the i well on the way. it's not 'ust

older stars feature on radio two, including tony blackburn , two, including tony blackburn, elaine paigeting they're tucked away at the weekend . always away at the weekend. always a mistake to tuck away your best talent at the weekend , and talent at the weekend, and they'll also argue that steve wright stayed on the channel with his sunday love songs . wright stayed on the channel with his sunday love songs. but sorry seems to be the hardest word for a truly wonderful host in steve wright, whose close pal, top publicist gary farrow , pal, top publicist gary farrow, says that he simply died of a broken heart. that's right, he says that steve wright died of a broken heart. now, the bbc will also argue that they want to bnngin also argue that they want to bring in fresh talent, something that bbc radio two, for example, have always done. but the messaging of this is terrible. why would you move on? popular older presenters who are delivering the goods . the delivering the goods. the messaging is that many of these stars are just male , pale and stars are just male, pale and stale . except

tributes from stars like rylan, elaine, paige and fellow djs including sara cox , ken bruce, simon mayo, ken bruce, simon mayo and tony blackburn have all been posted online. too many to mention . and gary davis, the mention. and gary davis, the veteran bbc broadcaster, has said in the last half hour he's absolutely shocked and devastated, adding we have lost a broadcasting giant. steve wright , who a broadcasting giant. steve wright, who died a broadcasting giant. steve wright , who died today. wright, who died today. incidentally, world radio day at the age of 69. for the very latest news stories, do sign up for gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news. com slash alerts . go to gb news. com slash alerts. >> the labour party is in an absolute mess, but so is society. their candidate in rochdale resorted to pushing anti—semitic conspiracy theories in order to win votes. why why? because he was getting turfed out of the town like this incident in a restaurant . incident in a restaurant. >> listen here. free free, free free palestine. free free palestine . p