you're on with marc caputo. caller: good morning. i would like to ask you, i hear all of these politics on tv and you hear first black president and you hear this person. why isn't halsey gabbard, -- why isn't tulsi gabbard, her record, not being pushed like every other thing that is going on in our country? why is that? guest: i cannot answer for why the rest of the mainstream media is not talking about how she would be a historic first, a woman from hawaii, a woman of color. i guess what the caller is getting at is the perception widely held, and i'm not saying it is wrong, of media bias, where a lot of the mainstream media will spend time touting someone is a historic first because of their race or gender they are not doing this with tulsi gabbard. i think it is a fair criticism. it is a good question for nbc, abc, cbs, new york times, washington post. host: another media question for you from x, saying are any of the nominees not qualified to fill their positions and why are so many in the media upset the nominees are not members

do so with less leverage, marc. debt limit increase.arc: out of power in the senate and the white house. the unified government. republicans can do a lot of what they want to do through the republican reconciliation bill. only thing they have the debt limit. you can do debt limit on a budget reconciliation bill. nobody want to do it because you have to put a number on it and nobody wants to own it because it's republicans. they don't want to raise the debt limit on their own. they have to negotiate and get something for it. >> rich: this as mollie we were discussing that axios has come out with a report last few minutes that the house minority leader hakeem jeffries has privately floated embracing the wholesale elimination of the debt limit. debt limit was supposed to be in this for a couple years. it's not now. what are the debt limit politics like? >> we have had people in both parties actually talk about just getting rid of this because it's such an ordeal to get it raised. the whole point though is that we need to be cutting our spe

you get the idea, marc. thing we talked about is the fact that this is about a future permission structure. it's not just about punishment. it's about sending a message to people who would consider doing this again about what the consequences would be. >> yeah. first of all, i have to give "time" credit for one thing is not cleaning up his syntax. you're right. you read the words uncleaned up, it's incoherent. i do think that's right. pardoning the january 6th defendants is about three thing. number one, exonerating donald trump. because if, in fact, they did nothing wrong, he did nothing wrong. it's about a permission structure moving forward how they use the power of government. how they use the pardon power. how they use the fbi. how they use the department of justice. it normalizes the politicization of the government -- of the tools of government in power from the very beginning. and number three, which is not something we hear widely talked about but i want to put a marker down now, i also think that t

marc? marc: thank you, bill. and thank you all for being here. i'd like to build a little bit on some of that bill has said and what the kids have said, and actually yesterday we started our meetings with a meeting at the state department. today we were at the white house meeting with the n.s.a. and the state department meeting went very much like the n.s.a. meeting. there were complaints and finger pointing about who is preventing things from happening and who's responsible for doing what. that was at the state department. the n.s.a. said, we're trying everything we can think of. well, we have seen what real commitment looks like, and we've seen it in russia and we've seen it in china, we've seen it in venezuela. we see it in gaza. and we've yet to see it for austin tice. one of the things that jake sullivan said was that we've tried everything. well, i have to take exception to that. they may have thought of a lot of things, but very little has actually been done. and one of the -- i think it was jacob that -- where are you? >> i'm here. marc:

marc: and what they actually say. woody guthrie." >> i'm excited for the trends on the new poll shows how americans are as we head into 2025. that's next. (woman) did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? (vo) don't wait while memory and thinking issues pile up. these issues may seem like normal aging but could be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. amyloid can build up over time. the sooner you talk to your doctor, the more options you may have. visit amyloid.com for additional information. ♪ ♪ >> times square. hours to go into the new year, new ap poll is giving us a look at americans expectations for 2025, finding 42% believe the new year will be better for them personally but just 35% said it will be better for the united states as a whole. let's break it down a little bit. the overwhelming majority of positive respondents identified as republicans. democrats were much more pessimistic. the 56% of republicans reported feeling feelings of hopefulness for the new year. 40% of dems reported feelings of stres

we have an interview with ceo marc benioff.loomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm scarlet fu. stock of the hour is micron. shares are hired to date know that the chip maker is scheduled to report first-quarter results and analysts will be looking for trends in the high-bandwidth memory products used in ai service joining us to discuss it is jake silverman with bloomberg intelligence. what do you know about the high-bandwidth memory products business? micron does not break it out from the other numbers, does it? jake: no, they don't. we think they have generated a billion or so in revenue in 2024 from hbm. we don't know precisely. scarlet: we don't know precisely, but there is a lot of talk of how this is the most exciting secular story for this industry, but because we don't know holland, it is difficult to project out the ramp-up. what are you thinking in terms of how to approach it? jake: what we do is we take a comprehensive approach of looking at gpu demand from companies like broadcom. we are able to triangu

marc short, thank you very much. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange."facing rich pressure aheadf the open our next guest says challenges may only continue for the stock. stay with us ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) whether your phone's broken or old, we've got you. with verizon, trade in any phone, any condition. it's your last chance to get iphone 16 pro with apple intelligence. get four, on us. on any unlimited plan. only on verizon. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." we are turning big money mover which is nike. as you see here, it pulled back following comments from new ceo elliott hill hill added turn around efforts may stall as they clear out the excess inventory shares of nike down 4% let's bring in the research analyst at cfra. good morning good to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> you lowered your price target what is it is it the discounting or the inventory issues what made you make that move >> i think a couple of quarters ago, we were so positive on nike we thought they could plow through the period and do well now they are guiding for significa

marc _ that. yes, they certainly would. marc ashdown, i that. yes, they certainly. would.he princess of wales has urged people to slow down and reflect on issues which connect each other at christmas. in a personal message — recorded for her carol service at westminster abbey — the princess also encouraged the world to turn to love, not fear. 0ur senior royal correspondent daniela relph has more. the princess of wales came to this year's carol service after a challenging year. like so many others whojoined her here. with her children and husband, she described christmas as a moment to slow down and reflect on the deeper things that connect us all. she has recorded some of the voice—over being used in tonight's broadcast. join me for this christmas eve for a special carol service to celebrate all those who've show love, empathy and kindness in our communities this year. this is a personal project for the princess of wales and supporting her with the music has been lady gabriella windsor. earlier this year, her husband took his own life. the princess said she was incredibly

marc, manage my expectations here.e now having to put the future of a fair and impartial court in the highest court of the land in the hands of politicians? >> right? so, look, i don't think there's any chance we'll see supreme court reform as long as donald trump is in the oval office. but i do think that the supreme court did make this tuation quite a bit worse for itself. in addition to the issues that senator durbin flagged, i want to flag the fact that the supreme court, through a number of its rulings, undermined its legitimacy and its credibility with the american public. you know, it was 30 years ago that the supreme court in another case involving roe versus wade, the casey decision, backed away from the cliff. the majority in that case said that one of the reasons why it was not going to overturn roe is it'd erode the credibility of the court. dobbs, that's what it did. it's a series of decisions that have eroded the supreme court's credibility with large parts of the american public. here's the good news, th

caroline: marc benioff speaking with annmarie hordern.gainst a snapshot can affect section 230. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ think scaling your ai pilots is hard? think again. with watsonx, you can deploy ai across any environment. above the clouds and on lots of clouds. with your secured data on prem, in real time on center court and assisting bank tellers on the edge. watsonx helps you deploy ai wherever you need it. so you can take your business wherever it needs to go. ibm. let's create. caroline: today's big take is about a lawsuit arguing snapshot has helped dealers sell children deadly counterfeit drugs and a lawsuit could change the internet as we know it. bloomberg's olivia carville is here with another grand breaking story. fentanyl has become one of the leading causes of death among teenagers, killing more than 1600 people. all social media platforms are implicated. why is snapshot singled out? olivia: drug sales can be found on all social media platforms. what differentiates snapshot and why law enforcement is singling ou

anoche se celebrÓ la gala de la fundaciÓn de marc anthony.os. marc anthony ha hecho un trabajo increÍble con todo esto. Él ha donado y su tiempo. yo siempre digo cuando un latino estÁ triunfando hay que apoyarlo. un boricua, cubano, mexicano, todos estamos luchando por defender nuestra raza y las cosas lindas. no sÓlo en la mÚsica, tambiÉn tomar tiempo como cosa benÉfica. es muy bonito que lo apoyemos. brian: carlos ponce y karina banda tambiÉn estuvieron presentes en esta gala. carlos: aquÍ nos reunimos con gente que queremos mucho, con gente con la cual tenemos muchas cosas en comÚn. compaÑeros, amigos. todo por una causa importante que es ayudar a nuestros niÑos. karina: esta es la excusa para poder reunirnos, pero la realidad es que la causa que hay detrÁs es lo que le vuelve mÁs especial. quÉ bonito que figuras pÚblicas como marc anthony tengan el tiempo. sobre todo esas ganas de querer ayudar a los demÁs. [mÚsica] brian: quÉ mejor manera de finalizar esta gala que con el ritmo y el sabor de marc anthony. [] mÚsica] raÚl: quÉ grande. me

marc, i get it, right? rather have this box checked on biden's watch and then not having to worry about it for a couple years at least. on the other hand, i think it's a little hard when you ask for a republican majority in both houses and the presidency and voters give it to you. it's hard to start blaming the other party for things. right? so it's a tough sell, potentially. >> well, here's the thing. the debt ceiling can be handle in a budget reconciliation bill. budget reconciliation bill republican votes democratic votes depend hog is in power. spending, taxes and debt ceiling. you have to put it a number on it and you have to own it. nobody wants to own it. so it's always done in a bipartisan way which means you need 60 votes in the senate to raise the debt ceiling. chuck schumer has leverage when it comes to the debt ceiling. is he not going to give donald trump a debt ceiling as a late christmas present. demanding something for it. only leverage democrats have left. not going to give it up for nothin

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jennifer lopez, marc anthony. - yes. - marc hates it when i say it, but i'm like, "yo, marc.t we do." - yeah, yeah. - the example of a real leader leads by example. - yes, exactly. - so many. we walk behind. - that's a beautiful philosophy of humbleness, of exercising your humbleness. yeah. - so they really helped me mold what i wanted to be. - yeah, yeah, yeah. like, for me, it was latin-- latin freestyle. you know, 'cause i saw latin faces killing it in music. it maybe was a new york scene. but i felt like i could do this. if they can do it, i can do it, you know what i mean? - i got chills. because that's exactly how i felt always. - and we feel that when somebody represents that. it feels like, "oh." - we did it. - i feel seen. i feel heard. i'm validated. - and that's beautiful. - my life is worth something. - depending on what you want to do, or what you want to be, or what your vision is, the responsibility gets heavier. because you have, you know, young girls, teenagers looking at you, being like, "what are you gonna do? what are the possibilities for me thanks to you

marc ashdown reports.ne in four cars sold in the uk right now is electric, but there remains a strong dose of scepticism from some about the idea of switching. i'm living in a block of flats and we really don't have an option to charge electric cars there just yet. we have family in scotland so i need to make regular trips to scotland so it wouldn't be suitable for me. when you get outside of london, there's not that many charging. stations, so that's probablyl the reason i wouldn't get it. and also the price point is crazy. - solving some of those issues is what the government wants from an eight—week consultation, canvassing views from the industry about how policies can be shaped to help make electric vehicles cheaper and easier for manufacturers to build, and for drivers to buy and run. under the zero emission vehicle mandate, 22% of cars and 10% of vans a manufacturer sold in 2024 had to be electric, with big fines for those who failed to comply. next year the target ramps up to 28% for cars and 16% f

marc, when you say you understand he's he's doing well. do you know anything about the circumstances under which he's been held or the duress of his situation or anything like that uh, no, not in any kind of detail. >> uh, again, you know, the word that we've gotten is that his needs are being met and he's in reasonable health. and, uh, you know, being treated humanely. >> i mean, marc, the last time you saw him, he was 30. he was, you know, it was his. and, you know, that's the last time you hugged him. and, you know, turns 31 and then you have those those horrible images. um, you know, you all have described your son as that. he talked faster, walked smarter, was stronger, smarter than any child in the history of the world um, i know his siblings are around you right now, but nonetheless, do you think that that strength, the person that you knew, the marine, the eagle scout, all the wonderful things about your child will have sustained him through 12 years? >> well, he has a really, really strong will. he was always a strong willed perso

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zero sense of humor. >>> comments from ceo marc benioff helping this morning.untry's president facing an impeachment bill after he declared martial law and reversed the move hours later. >>> and president-elect trump's pick for defense secretary in jeopardy and the new person that might get named very interesting. reports say trump is considering some other options amid growing concerns over pete named very interesting. reports say trump is considering some other options amid growing concerns over pete hegseth's personal life. it's wednesday, december 4th, 2024. exactly three weeks until the 25th. huh? huh? even though it's early. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning,

here's marc ashdown.but as the cold weather takes hold, he's still waiting for it to be processed, leaving him out of pocket. at the moment, it's costing me £190 a month in lost revenue which i'm having to make up from my own savings accounts. because the total benefit that i was receiving before reaching my 66th birthday, some of those benefits have now ended and i applied for pension credit to make up the difference. worth around £4,000 a year itself, the pension credit is also a gateway to receiving the winter fuel payment. last winter, 10.8 million pensioners received between £200 and £300, depending on their age, to help towards paying their energy bills. but in september, the government won a vote in parliament to restrict the payment to those receiving certain benefits, like pension credit. at the time, department for work and pensions analysis showed 780,000 pensioners who could qualify for the benefit weren't expected to actually apply for it. since the end ofjuly, it has received 150,000 fresh a

marc ashdown, bbc news.nment. the legislation was passed in the early hours of saturday morning, after two previous attempts had failed. peter bowes reports. the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. a sigh of relief for more than 3 million us government workers. many americans feared that christmas would be overshadowed by a damaging federal shutdown with no pay for some and reduced services. this was the third attempt to agree a spending plan after donald trump and his government efficiency tsar, the billionaire elon musk, intervened to scupper the bill in its originalform. but with hours to go before the government ran out of money, a deal. after days of wrangling, republicans and democrats agreed on a plan that will fund the government for the next three months. there's money for essential services, as well as disaster relief and aid for farmers. the bill passed in congress but the president—elect appeared to be calling the shots. i was in constant contact w

marc short, on pardons, all presidents pardon.s talked about pardoning all of the -- more than a thousand january 6th defendants who have been convicted and some others, in fact, but your reaction to these clemencies, and whatever it is, 69 pardons in all of these 1,500 clemencies, 39, excuse me, 39. >> well, andrea, i just feel like joe biden is the gift that keeps on giving to donald trump, and i think that, you know, campaigning throughout is saying that there's not a two-tier system of justice and we're the ones fighting to protect democracy on the democrats' side, and doing what he promised not to do, pardoning hunter, i think, was a huge gift to the trump team because it showed the hypocrisy of the democrats throughout the campaign cycle. people ve a lot of presidents on their way out the door. the size of this is if it was about covid home confinements, it's been done for a couple of years, and it could have been done before this. and the biden administers is saying they plan to do pardons still. the nature of assaulting po

ceo marc benioff saying the real excitement is around the rise of digital labor.y years, the company help customers manage data and analytics but now the company has created a new market that is so much bigger than data management, the market for digital labor with the rise of ai agents to help customers compute complex data models to serve their end-user. he made the point these ai agents will only enhance human capabilities. a strong reaction to earnings and even before the results came out, a 375 rating, piper sandler of its targets. keep in mind, since force is not that the only software cloud company leading to ai agents, service now, oracle among others. it is feeling the software trade with software stocks and effort outperforming stocks since the u.s. election, melissa. >> seema moody with the details on crm. is this the handoff we have been looking for? the sort of reminds me of meta in that they are reating an ai, they have an ai product but they are using it internally to improve their own metrics. >> the promise of ai is to take out customer management

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fogel mark's sister, and this is huge for marc and your family. can you tell us, does the u.s.rnment have a plan to get him home? >> well, i certainly hope they do. >> they they, um, now that he's been designated, uh, we are we've been assured that he is prioritized, which is what we have been fighting for for three and a half years. >> so we're pleased about that. and we do believe that there is a plan in the near term in the in the near term is your expectation or what are you being informed of? >> well, nobody gives any timelines, that's for sure. >> i would hope that he's out in the next three months. i really that's my hope. but as i said, we're not given any timelines and it is, um, one government negotiating with another government. uh, so anything can happen. i'm afraid to say. >> yeah, i know that you found out about this designation in october, but it's just coming out now. does does mark know about this? have you been able to talk to him about it? >> he does. um, we haven't talked in depth about, um, what the designation means or, um, what it all entails. he knows by

chuck and marc are still with us. how could a sitting congresswoman miss months of votes without anybody noticing? that means her constituents had no one representing them. >> yeah, i don't know if it says more about you or the job you hold that if you're missing for six months, nobody notices. it's a bigger issue which is today in congress, and this is different from the past, more than 40% of the members are 60 years old or older and a lot of them are in their 70s and even their 80s. america, in this country, you can't be a park ranger or commercial pilot if you are 65 but you can be president or a member of congress. >> more than age, chuck, is it it an issue of honesty? congress is not transparent of the health concerns of its members. mitch mcconnell, dianne feinstein, think of people in the information they had about biden's health. what does it say about our government that people don't know how they are doing, and when you tack on their age, it is more complicated? >> i think, to your point, it's because they

joining us now is democratic congressman marc veasey of texas.is the vice chair of the new democrat coalition and currently serves on the house gun violence prevention task force. congressman, thanks very much for being here. good morning. so i know you and i'm interested to hear what your personal experience with guns in the classroom was like. i know you were working as a teacher and you had something obviously, this is this in this case, people died. but you understand what it's like, what happens when a student brings a gun into a classroom? what was your experience? >> absolutely. >> so it's interesting. >> i wasn't a certified teacher. i was a long term sub. i ended up being at this high school for an entire year. it was just sort of a weird circumstance how that happened. but the classroom, literally that was right next door to mine. there was a young student that was about 14 years old, a ninth grader that brought a gun to school. it was a nine millimeter gun. and what happened was that there was another student that saw the gun and was s

from our new york ation, marc santia has more. >> two, one. happy new year!rter: with a flip of the switch, the world famous crystal ball made a dry run before its big moment. >> really cool. this is my first time being here. >> probably a once in a lifetime thing, right? there's millions of people, but still not a lot of people who can say i was on the street in times square. >> it is super exciting. we always come to new york but never for the ball drop. >> reporter: the cobb family maid the trip from washington, d.c. >> hopefully we can get close to the stage and see some of the performances. >> tourism is one of the most important aspects of our economy. >> reporter: the mayor stressing the importance for the city in a year when tourism is booming. >> we hit record numbers of tourism this year. second-highest number of tourists in new york city's history. 65 million visitors to this city. >> reporter: and the nypd says they have a security plan in place to keep everyone safe. >> the public can expect to see a tremendous amount of police resources deployed

"the washington post" columnist and american enterprise institute senior fellow marc thiessen, morganpolaris national security. and robert wolf, ceo of 32 advisers, former economic adviser to president obama. okay, marc, what about this and how these countries are reacting to what the president-elect is saying? >> well, first of all, this is reaganism come back. it was ronald reagan who famously said we built it. we paid for it, it's ours. so the panama canal. >> this is a throw back to ronald reagan's 1976 campaign for president. but, look, joe biden just landed in st. croix virldz. do you know where we got the virgin islands we bought den denmark. if we can buy denmark we can buy greenland, why not? >> some people saying there will be an invasion by the u.s. i think that there are a lot of people saying this is about trade deals and deals to be made. how do you see it? how is capitol hill seeing it, do you think? >> i mean, listen. you know, president trump always is negotiating. there are tolls, being paid in n. a very transparent way. but he wants the u.s. to get the best deal. we

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. >> reporter: marc and debra tice say their confidence is boosted by unspecified information from thehe was doing well when we had the information.ce is he's safe, he's well. >> reporter: president biden agreeses that tice is alive and said he thinks the u.s. can get him back. the family's request to the president? >> ask the same thing of them as we are of the new authorities in damascus, that is please do everything you can to keep austin safe until he's in our arms and home with us. >> reporter: austin tice went missing on a reporting assignment in syria, august 2012. the last sighting this brief video a month later, alive but appearing to be held captive by unknown parties. we've spoken before, there have been ups and downs as you can testify to. does this feel different somehow? >> it does feel different. >> it definitely feels different. >> very much feels different. in chaos there's opportunity. this is an opportunity. and it feels stronger than any that we've seen or felt in a long time. >> what do you think stands in the way of his freedom? >> i can't imagine anything stands

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marc, let's start there.en attempt by the chinese intelligence services to breach the security at the treasury department. talk to us about, you know, what do you glean from that? what does it say about these two nations' relationship? and what sort of consequences could there be? >> jonathan, this is going to be one of the most challenging of topics for the incoming trump administration, what to do about chinese espionage activity, which as fbi director wray has noted and numerous congressional appearances, it's on almost an epic scale. in this case, this has to do with chinese cyber. for years, the chinese have been doing this. they attempted to hack into our personnel system. decade plus ago. most recently, maybe a week or two weeks ago, they got into what's called the lawful intercept system, or perhaps they did. in essence, itcould see where the u.s. government was focusing on espionage activities of chinese entities in the u.s. now, this hack into the treasury department. obviously, treasury would be a

you're on with marc caputo. caller: good morning.ould like to ask you, i hear all of these politics on tv and you hear first black president and you hear this person. why isn't halsey gabbard, -- why isn't tulsi gabbard, her record, not being pushed like every other thing that is going on in our country? why is that? guest: i cannot answer for why the rest of the mainstream media is not talking about how she would be a historic first, a woman from hawaii, a woman of color. i guess what the caller is getting at is the perception widely held, and i'm not saying it is wrong, of media bias, where a lot of the mainstream media will spend time touting someone is a historic first because of their race or gender they are not doing this with tulsi gabbard. i think it is a fair criticism. it is a good question for nbc, abc, cbs, new york times, washington post. host: another media question for you from x, saying are any of the nominees not qualified to fill their positions and why are so many in the media upset the nominees are not members of

[laughter] stuart: marc thiessen, you're all right.great weekend, and we'll see you soon. >>> teamsters' union launch. ing an historic the in, nationwide strike dennis -- against amazon. madison alworth is in new york. what's this all about, madison? >> reporter: stuart, the big thing that the workers want here is for amazon to recognize if them as teamsters' union. they've been saying that amazon's not willing to come to the table and recognize them. what you're seeing right now is one of the trucks leaving. so as part of this protest, there's hundreds of people here. they've been letting, slowly, one car by one car through, but right now what i think you're looked at is they're convincing the driver to put the car in park. so amazon's saying this is not going to delay shipments holiday season, but here in queens the trucks have been rolling out very slowly and in this case not rolling out at all. again, it's the recognize teamsters' union at amazon and also for many of the bargaining things that we hear during these strikes. they're

i did speak to salesforce ceo marc benioff about this big news.nutes from now including new tidbits on what they're seeing as far as demands and orders. but guys, today is the fed day, so let's get into it. there's not a lot of mystery about what the fed is going to do. the market says 95% chance the feds cut interest rates. it will be the third one since they started cutting in september. the big question around today is the communication. it's a little bit of a communication challenge for him. first of all on justifying the rate cut, i feel he has to do a little bit of a dance to justify a rate cut in this kind of economic environment, similar to what they did back in september when they cut 50. remember, that was kind of a surprise. there was a little bit of a dance with the recalibration thing. so today, there's going to be that too. the other challenge he has is on expectations and how he interprets the better economic data and firmer inflation number, and whether he tries to pivot to every other meeting kind of rate cut. we will see as we go

but marc rich never killed anybody. and according to epa the exceedances, the criminal exceedances from those plants alone, from the 70 plants that were being prosecuted, those plants alone kill 5500 americans every single year. you know, this is this is not, as i say, an esoteric this is an issue that affects millions of people. we are living today many ways in a science fiction nightmare where my children and the children of millions of other americans are gasping for breath on bad air days because somebody gave money to a politician. you know, because we're bringing them into a world where the air is too poisonous, for them to breathe and where my children and the children of millions of other americans can no longer engage in the seminal activity of american youth. most children can no longer go fishing with their father and come home and safely eat the fish because somebody money to a politician. asthma rates doubled in how many years in the last five years. pediatric asthma rates have doubled again, and they've be

. >> represented of marc molinaro is leaving congress after one term. the new york republican lost his reelection bid to democrat josh riley. mr. molinaro' is political career started in 1995, and he became the youngest mayor in the u.s. after being elected to lead tivoli, new york.

special report is next >> i am lisa foods along with julia banderas, charlie hurt doctor marc siegel and this is the big weekend show. fox news alert. donald trump just nominated kash patel for director of the fbi. trump and the announcement just moments ago. trump's first term patel served as chief of staff of the department of defense so not too long ago donald trump said new book talking about how is going to eradicate the deep state in the top rings would be the blueprint for what he wants to do. the deep state needs cleaning, need firings and reform as well so what you think he will accomplish? >> kash patel has unique observation and history with the fbi on all sides of the fbi in for devin nunes in congress and oversight of the fbi and made life difficult that was before he realized how corrupt the fbi is and a target of the fbi in the reason he was a target is because he pressured the release of information exposing the fbi illegally spied on president trump campaign during his presidency and the idea that this late in washington with this be shocking he has experience and kn

marc guiu with their opener in freezing conditions in almaty. it's a 16—hour round trip.unday as they look to keep pace with the leaders liverpool. that's five wins from five for them in europe for enzo maresca. these are just some of the other results from the conference league. fiorentina 7—0 winners over lask, and a solid win for dutch side cercle brugge, too. all the results are on the bbc sport website. it's five wins from five for manchester city in the women's champions league as they beat austrian side st polten 2—0. it means they're top of their group, three points clear of barcelona, who beat hammarby 3—0. city and barca are already through to the quarterfinals, as are bayern munich and arsenal, who also both won their respective matches againstjuventus and valerenga. manchester city's men's side are not fairing as well as the women in europe this season. after their defeat to juventus in the champions league on wednesday, their attention turns to playing manchester united in the premier league on sunday. for city, its seven defeats in ten. just one win — the wo

marc cucurella and nicolas jackson with the goals for enzo maresca's side, who had cucurella sent offhe final whistle for his part in that post—match scuffle. in the day's early kick—off, crystal palace beat rivals brighton 3—1 at the amex. the result takes palace four points clear of the relegation zone. ismail sarr scoring twice for the visitors to give palace their first win over brighton in seven games. palace are now unbeaten in five games, and are in 15th place in the table. celtic have won the scottish league cup beating rangers in a thrilling match which was eventually decided by a penalty shoot out after rangers' ridvan yilmaz�*s effort was saved by kasper schmeichel. and it was daizen maeda who scored to win the trophy for celtic. it was 3—3 after 90 minutes and extra time. the result continues brendan rodgers's record of never having lost at hampden park and leaves rangers boss phillippe clement still looking for his first derby victory. i think it was a really great final. the game that finishes 3—3 after extra time and penalties, people will get their money's worth watchi

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