andrea canning: the club treasurer-- kay black: yes. andrea canning: --and jamie. kay black: jamie.smoke, they would look at the other one and say, come on, let's go smoke. judy didn't like that. little things like that, judy had started picking up on. a lot of us. yeah, we'd seen a lot of touchy-feely stuff that didn't quite-- we didn't think was right. --look right. kay black: and judy would ask me about it, and i'd say, maybe, maybe not? nobody knows for sure, but everybody's talking about it. andrea canning: so judy decided to find out for herself. kay black: she even confronted teri. and what did teri say? kay black: teri said, we're not doing anything. she confronted jamie, and he told her the same thing. she said, but kay, they're so calm about it. she said, i know they're doing something. andrea canning: within about a week of judy's death, kay sat judy's sons down and told them everything. as they absorbed it all, they remembered something strange. teri king was at the hospital the night their mom died. in fact, she got there before they did. josh orr: why are you here befo

kai. he's.. >> this policy, this policy has clearly been dusted off in the treasury at some point. handed to rachel reeves has been completely. >> ill thought out. >> ill thought out. >> it's been completely ill thought out. there's a way of doing it. which, by the way, i don't accept that the left is lumping farmers together with multi—millionaires. what they are, what we are, what we are arguing. and what i have been arguing. and what i have been arguing is that actually some of the benefits of the inheritance tax increase would go to the uber rich, who aren't really actually day to day working farmers. now, if there's a way for this policy to capture those people and then but then also not to penalise farmers who do this day in, day out, then that's great. and that's what i hope this policy change is going to achieve. >> it's disingenuous, to achieve. >> it's disingenuooh, £1 because they say, oh, £1 million. and that sounds like a lot of money to a lot of people. but £1 ”a '”“ lot of money t

>> jimmy: uh, bringing your mother. >> oh --kay! >> oh! [ sad tuba ] >> steve: they think it's just fine to bring your mother. >> jimmy: okay. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, that's a good one. >> steve: okay, jacob. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> steve: you ready? >> yes. >> steve: red flag, first date. >> talking about your ex too much. >> oh! >> steve: let's see "talking about your ex." [ chime ] yeah! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ okay, you got it, xolo. >> jimmy: we got this, for the win! >> steve: for you, for the win. you got it. >> okay. okay. i'm gonna say the last red flag is being on your phone during the date. >> steve: oh, wow. [ applause ] wow. >> i think that's a no-no. >> that's it, that's it. >> steve: show me the money! [ drumroll ] phone. [ chime ] yeah! [ bell dinging ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we won, we won, we won! >> pose, pose, pose, pose. >> steve: the score's 1-2. >> jimmy: oh. i thought that was the end. >> steve: but this is the final round. it's for a billion points. >> what?! [ light laughter ] >> stev

angela yang and sean kay are believed to be the youngest victims of the washington crash — their identities. they were just 11 years old. in philadelphia, the federal aviation administration has now started their investigation as two american cities mourn their dead. graham satchell, bbc news. the philadelphia crash comes as american investigators recover the flight recorders, or �*black boxes' from the passengerjet and army helicopter which collided in mid—air over ronald reagan washington national airport on wednesday. let's speak to dr michael mccormick, who's an associate professor and programme coordinator in air traffic management at embry riddle aeronautical. i wonderfirst of i wonder first of some comment from yourself regarding the crash in philadelphia?- from yourself regarding the crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked _ crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as _ crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as an - crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as an air- actually worked as an air traffic control in philadelphia for ten years. and i am heartbroken

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the one story i'll tell you, and i shared it with kay the other day about my dad was i remember one time i was building fence with him when i was about 10 years old. and we were building fence, stretching wires and out there putting up about 1.5 of this fence, and he turned to me and he said, christie, where's the post mall, which is the post pounder that you post the pound the posts in with, and i turned to him and i said, it's in the truck, and he said, go get it. so with my dad you ran everywhere you went. i turned and ran to the truck, grabbed the post mall, brought it back to him, handed it to him, and as i handed it to him, he said, you should know what i need before i know what i need. and i remember being a 10 year old girl thinking, how am i ever going to know what he needs before he knows what he needs. but what he was doing was teaching us to think ahead. and to think 3 steps ahead of what he needed and have it ready and prepared for him so he could be more efficient, he could get more work done, and we could do a better job, that he should never have to wait for the next tool

angela yang and sean kay are believed to be the youngest confirmed today.re just 11 years old. graham satchell, bbc news. let's speak to madeleine wright — a there was a press conference ii a that was held. a media. held what conference held earlier, what we there was a press conference that was held, a media conference held earlier, what did we learn?— conference held earlier, what did we learn? hello. important information, _ did we learn? hello. important information, new— did we learn? hello. important information, new details - did we learn? hello. important. information, new details coming out of that news conference earlier this morning. one is that the death toll has risen. yesterday we were told that six people on board died. today we have learned that there was a seventh death. a person who was on the ground in a car. the other six people we knew about, they are mexican nationals, they are mexican nationals, they were on board the medical aircraft that was in this area when it crashed into a neighbourhood. those people were a girl, her mother, two

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kai, thanks for joining us. hay, global co-head of fixed income and liquidity solutions at goldman sachs asset management. now back to earnings. zurich insurance has reported an annual operating profit of $7.8 billion, 5% higher than a year ago and above analysts expectations. speaking with cnbc earlier, zurich insurance ceo mario greco outlined how changing interest rates globally are impacting the business. >> interest rates. are when. >> they start. >> coming down. they're not very helpful for our business. >> however. >> we don't. >> see. >> the world. >> today in a kind. >> of. >> recessionary environment. actually. >> we see. >> still inflation. >> creeping up. >> we have. >> a big. exposure to us, and. >> in us, interest. >> rates are. >> not really. coming down at the moment. so our base scenario is that europe will be softer than the us, but inflation is still there and will come back again. and so over the long term, we don't. expect interest rates to. go negative. >> lloyds bank has backed its 2026 ou

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the strikes destroyed the kays they live in and killed many record its without in any way harming civiliansicy expert rebeccah heinrichs joins us now. good morning, rebeccah. >> good morning. joey: i'm reading, there are people arguing this was more of a show of force than a strategic movement do you have any insight into how important this airstrike was? >> well, i think it's important because president trump decided to announce it. he announced that the united states did this, and then he also had a threat for anybody if else who would threaten the united states. of we will find you, he said, and we will kill you. just remember, joey with, during 2017 when president trump came into office the first time, he designated down the authorities to the military commanders the take out isis. he increased aerial bombings and uses of special forces, and the effect of that was the successful destruction of the isis caliphate within about a year, 95% of it. so during the biden administration, you've seen isis grow back, and so now the trump administration has to come in, reestablish itself, get back

celebrity game kicked off at oakland arena this afternoon it was featuring stars such as two chains and kai senot and drewsky as well as matt barnes and barry bonds and jerry rice coached the two celebrity teams. but team bonds ended up scoring the win 66-55. >>> all right, we'll take you across the bay. the best young talent in the league including warriors brandon pojenski and trace jackson davis are facing off at the chase center in san francisco. and the all star game is just part of a trifecta of events this weekend. and oh yes, today is valentine's day. tomorrow san francisco holds its lunar new year event. the biggest event outside of asian. >> it looks like the weather is going to be much more cooperative than it has been for the first half of february. this recent sequence of rainstorms has helped us to at least chip away at the rainfall deficit that we've been running for inland east bay locations and in the santa clara valley. but still short of what's normal to this point in the water here which begins on october 1st in both livermore and san jose. pretty close to normal in san

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and he said, who's being naive, kay? and that line, who's being naive? kay is always coming back to me because in the case of the mafia and the president, who's being naive, we are. that's who. and so what i'm going to do is i'm going to surf over some of the aspect of the book. let's just so you have a taste of it. we begin with fdr, by the way. we have a long history of working with criminals. i mean, when andrew jackson ran into trouble in the war of 1812, down in new orleans, he recruited jean lafitte, the pirate. i'm mean, we do this stuff and it happens, of course, in in in a democracy and a few weeks after pearl harbor, the largest cruise ship in the world in normandy, was being retrofitted in new york harbor for troop ship shipping and the normandy court fire blew up. and sabotage was widely expected and suspected. so you can read about whether it was or not in the book. and the navy went down to the docks. they wanted to try to infiltrate, get security people there. and italian-americans made up most of the dockworkers at the time, irish and ita

joining us now to talk about this sofia kai, white house reporter at politico. sofia, good morning to you. good morning. so can you talk a little bit about how much other people around the president knew or didn't know about this proposal ahead of this press conference with netanyahu? >> yeah. i think a select number of people did. >> know because. >> it was written into his remarks, even though there was no written plan. and so, like many things, it gets written to a speech. he speaks it into existence, maybe adds some flourishes and it becomes a thing. but i think, you know, everything is negotiation for trump. this is no different. and he starts with a big opening salvo, and then afterwards he kind of sees how people react. and then we saw yesterday the press secretary had to start tempering that. so saying that trump had not committed to u.s. boots on the ground and that any relocation would be temporary. >> so it does feel like yesterday presidential aides started to as you as you note, walk back elements of this kind of describe it in a slightly different

congressman kai leigh, still republicans, including gop congress member kevin kiley seeing newsom's approach to emergency fire assistance has not been helpful. here's what kyleigh told inside california politics close nicky lorenzo during this one-on-one interview over the weekend. for those of us who are actually with authority ride and i'm trying to convince others to agree to an aid package. it would be nice if the governor stopped short of trying promote himself or defend his record, but instead had a more forward looking and humble approach saying, okay, we have a lot to learn here. we've made a lot of mistakes and we need to change policies going forward. >> and keep in mind, this all comes just days after newsom signed 2 special session bills aimed at taking on president trump. no word yet on how trump plans to respond reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. well, like the bay area. people in southern california, they are bracing for more rain. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at it. >> how much rain do get? yeah, i'm least excited for

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with me now, julie kay. she's the co-founder of abortion coalition of telemedicine, which advocates for access to telehealth abortion in all 50 states. she started the group with doctor carpenter. julie, thank you so much for joining us. you know, doctor carpenter, what do you believe is the intended impact of an indictment like this on doctors like her? >> this is part of the anti-abortion movement's plan to try to remove access to safe and effective abortion nationwide in this country. they are really working towards continuing what the supreme court started when it took away roe versus wade. >> julie, when you look at this, i wonder how your group is going to respond to this indictment. obviously, there is a grand jury in louisiana calling for the extradition. the governor is saying that's not going to be the case, and there is some movement in terms of being able to not have a doctor's name on labels. but this is a case by case scenario. would it seem at this point how will you respond? >> well. >> gover

. >> joining us now, us special correspondent for bbc news, katty kay.later to talk about this relationship between trump and musk, because it strikes me trump there is backing musk up. but he's also making clear he doesn't do anything without my approval. there is a jockeying. >> yeah. >> i mean, there have been people who know. >> president trump. >> much better than i. >> do personally. >> who suggested that this. >> relationship was. >> going to fall apart quicker than it has done. i think the fact that elon put so much money into the trump campaign has given him some leeway, and to some extent, it's useful for president trump to have somebody like elon musk doing all the stuff that might not be very popular here in the city, like firing lots of people from different departments and going in and making all of these cuts. but it is. i thought it was very interesting to hear that you've had a similar thing with elon musk saying one thing about usaid, and we're going to talk about that in a second. and marco rubio saying something slightly different. so

with me now, julie kay. she's the co-founder of abortion coalition of telemedicine, which advocates for access to telehealth abortion in all 50 states. she started the group with doctor carpenter. julie, thank you so much for joining us. you know, doctor carpenter, what do you believe is the intended impact of an indictment like this on doctors like her? >> this is part of the anti-abortion movement's plan to try to remove access to safe and effective abortion nationwide in this country. they are really working towards continuing what the supreme court started when it took away roe versus wade. >> julie, when you look at this, i wonder how your group is going to respond to this indictment. obviously, there is a grand jury in louisiana calling for the extradition. the governor is saying that's not going to be the case. and there is some movement in terms of being able to not have a doctor's name on labels. but this is a case by case scenario. would it seem at this point? how will you respond? >> well, governo

george kittle and fred warner have said publicly they want him and on the kay adams show this week warnerd just how far he's willing to go. >> i don't know how that would even come about, how we would get that done, but i know there's some way somehow we can figure that out. me and george can give a little of our funds over to myles garrett. how does that sound? >> george, you're making such good money you're going to give a paycheck to -- >> myles garrett. >> you heard it here first. >>> the pga's making its annual stop at tpc scottsdale, home of the phoenix open and the infamous par 3 16th hole. the rowdy crowd is fueled by enough beer to make spuds mckenzie blush. i know it quite well from my days at arizona state. sometimes you even get moments like this one. >> oh, go ahead and just do that! a slam dunk. >> emiliano grillo, second ace of his career, couldn't dream of a better spot. he needed it because at 2 under he made the cut by one stroke, first ace at 16 since sam ryder's in 2022. here's grillo on the shot of a lifetime. >> i mean you dream about this. i've been playing here ten

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mikey kay is here.e will talk ukraine and the arms for minerals deal that suddenly has good evening. taking the throne 26 year ago. president trump is pushing the king to relocate some the president's plan to create a riviera style resort in gaza. in spite of president trump threatening monday to suspend some two million palestinians. there was this from the jordanian king today. is take 2000 children that are either cancer, children or in very ill state tojordan excuse me, wait. i didn't know that. 2000 children with cancer or other problems. that's really good. and we appreciate it. some great progress. some think it is. however outlandish president trump's plan might sound it was always likely it would intefere with the tenuous ceasefire in place. of the agreement. by saturday noon then the ceasefire will end." this operation is being carried out at this time. the decision that i passed unanimously in the cabinet is this. noon, the cease—fire will and and the military will return to intense fighting

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congressman kai leigh, still republicans, including gop congress member kevin kiley say newsom's approach to emergency fire assistance has not been helpful. here's what kyleigh told inside california politics close nicky lorenzo during this one-on-one interview over the weekend. for those of us who are actually with authority ride and i'm trying to convince others to agree to an aid package. it would be nice if the governor stopped short of trying promote himself or defend his record, but instead had a more forward looking and humble approach saying, okay, we have a lot to learn here. we've made a lot of mistakes and we need to change policies going forward. >> and keep in mind, this all comes just days after newsom signed 2 special session bills aimed at taking on president trump. no word yet on how trump plans to respond. reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> don't help what you want to get fined the law one east bay city is considering that could punish people for helping out the homeless. tonight the city of belmont is holding a vote of support for measure. a

george kittle and fred warner already publicly said they want him and on the kay adams show this weekshared just how far he's actually willing to go. >> i don't know how that would even come about, how we would get that done, but i know there's some way somehow we can figure that out. me and george can give a little bit of our funds over to myles garrett. how's that sound? >> you say that again. >> i'm including george. >> george, you're making such good money that you're going to give a paycheck to? >> myles garrett. >> you heard it here first. >> and in turn we get a super bowl. >> hold on. warner clearly did not go over this plan with kittle. he responded to the idea by tweeting out, "speak for yourself, bud." he wants that money. >>> let's end on some golf. 20,000 fans packed around the 16th hole at the phoenix open and it's the rowdiest hole in golf for a reason. emiliano gallo's tee shot makes a hole in one. when you hit an a.c.e. on 16 at the wmo, that's what happens. the beer goes crazy. it is the second hole of one of grillo's career and he made the shot by one shot. i have b

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notables former warrior matt barnes, former 49ers hall of famer terrell owens, shaboozey mickey guyton and kai zena. so we mentioned this is going to be a big opportunity for san francisco to shine and rehab its global image. but that means security. how does the city stay clean and stay safe? we saw a lot of it during the apec conference about 15 months ago. let's bring in nbc bay area. sergio quintana, who joins us now here at chase center as well with that part of the story, sergio. yeah. and while people are hoping that everything is going to go safely, people still have to try to get around through the city, even as all of these events are going on here at chase center, you can see that they're at 16th street and terry francois boulevard. it's already closed off for these events that are coming up through the weekend. same for warriors way on the other side of the arena. and as all these events that raj is talking about are happening through the weekend, it's also happening in tandem with the chinese new year's parade. and so there's a whole lot of things that people need to be aware of t

there's been escalating tension between washington and kay this week with trump cooling ukrainian president, a dictator and zalinski saying the us presidents is living in a russian disinformation space. run calling his mall from cave on relations between ukraine and the us present landscape might be putting a positive spin on that. his meetings with the special envoy to ukraine, keith keller, but backstage on social media and throughout the comments that people are making ukrainians. all very worried that the relationship with the us has been reset and it's not in the favor that the us present. donald trump has thrown his lot in with the russian president vladimir putin. he's also been accusing of the ukrainian president of being a dictator with a 50 percent approval rising amongst his electra and actually uh, so then skis, hit back those comments. i actually, um, there are no, we don't do well, i'm no dictator that on the elections taking place because of the state of emergency law that doesn't allow for elections during a time of war. now, a $130.00, a civil organizations in ukraine have

one, president of san kay and north keeping the province shared his experience, a political look what that is of them was what we left to display some of the 7th of february 2023 and fled from this time we left with nothing and fled to the forest walk into the clinic, wafaa or used to form and keep animals, but the will happened and we lost everything. today, we have nothing at all. the animals will stolen along with the fun purchase in a frantic one. so i am happy to see my home again. even the pots of it was demolished, and there are bullets holes in some places. but i am lucky to have the house standing when done. some of my neighbors have come back to me. come on and when did he show? the 1st time i entered the house, where was the window? because when we fled, i lost the keys to the door. the people who wrote me the white house, broken through the window, was the most part of the house to go. so when i arrived there, i was forced to use the same entry as the criminal. welcome up. we have not come back here of our own free will. we have come back, still fearing for all lives. but

our friend katty kay is here.host of pablo to find out, msnbc contributor pablo torre. why golf? tell me why golf? why trump and why the saudis? >> it's one of. >> his favorite things. >> if not his favorite thing. and this is a story that goes. >> back so true. not genuinely. >> not the office. >> not even his kids. >> playing around. >> being a. >> sports fan is kind of hollow. i know that golf in specific, though, is what he loves. it's what he does. and so this is a story that goes back, you know, i'm old enough to remember 2022 when bedminster, his course right here in the shadow of new york city, was the site of protests by nine over 11 families who said, why is live golf. this league, this this upstart league funded by the saudi arabian private investment fund? why are they coming here to new york city effectively, when, of course, the story of 911 for them has always involved saudi arabia. and donald trump's quote back then was, well, we never got to the bottom of 911. a bit of a reversal from previous thi

ron and kai we served in the senate together and i have so many great memories from that era. i look forward to resuming our work together this year and ways to improve the lives of all the people of hawaii. enqueue. cj, we honor you for your years of distinguished service to our state. i'm going to miss you as you head toward retirement. cj, thank you, brother. [applause] here we dive in. legislative colleagues thank you for being such great partners these last two years in our work for the people. i see new faces join our ranks and it reminds me we were all new ones. sometimes us best -- a new perspective leads us to greater progress. i want to thank cabinet members and the executive team including brooke wilson who have done so much to -- for our priorities. thank you for taking on our biggest challenges and to address the most important issues are state faces. we have been through extremely difficult times in recent years there he the fear and uncertainty of the covid pandemic, the devastating losses of the wildfires on maui, our long road to recovery and healing from that

big mainstream outlets at a if anyone which is going to be with the lensky in the past few days is kay hayes on impartial discoveries of virtual agent of ukraine as, as will all the media in the britain. so they won't hear about it in britain that there are goals for the, for elections in ukraine. it's quite amazing unit. remember that there is no freedom of speech as they go to hungry as they go hungry in britain at night to themselves, sanctioning all the energy supplies and all manner of things from russia. i mean, they just thrown a diplomat of understanding the past few hours from the russian embassy in london. so britain, it just hasn't got the script from washington. i don't think the trunk is very much, but uh, of course, the drum for his box. you're getting completely false information from his national security adviser. mike waltz about whom we talk about him going on the ground on saturday because there is some room is that he may be going because he's reading wrong information to the little trump, who clearly thinks that the sanction somehow some way to leverage the russian

mikey kay willjoin us to give his analysis on ukraine, might look like.ainian president. in a social media post, mr trump labelled volodymyr they couldn't win. earlier, president zelensky accused the us president vladimir putin, said a meeting of us and russian officials on the war in ukraine was the first step to restoring relations between the two countries. our ukraine correspondentjames waterhouse sent this report. once biggest ally. i think i have the power to end this war, and i think but today, i heard, "0h, we weren't invited." well, you've been there for three years. you should've never started it. zelensky, who accused donald trump of living in a bubble. and with great respect for him as leader of the america people who constantly support us — unfortunately lives on his truth social platorm, trump doubled down. going to have a country left." of the invasion, so perhaps not a good day for the america's to the war with russia, where vladimir putin is enjoying a rekindling of relations. of trust between russia and the united states. i russian tanks

the bbc's katty kay is still with us, along with jonathan lemire and me.inst u.s. products overnight. this as questions surrounding elon musk's role in the administration and his efforts to downsize the federal government. we have two reports for you, starting with nbc news senior business correspondent christine romans. >> this morning. >> the trade war heating. >> up. >> china retaliating after the first of president trump's tariffs kicked in. >> at midnight. >> the u.s. imposing. >> a 10% tax. >> on all chinese. >> goods, aiming, the white house says to stop. >> the trade. >> of narcotics in the u.s. >> they're sending. >> massive amounts of fentanyl. >> that price hike coming on top of preexisting tariffs could raise. >> the cost. >> of medications with ingredients made in china, including cancer drugs. >> antibiotics and. blood thinners. and affect a whole. >> range of chinese goods. >> that americans. >> use, from groceries to computers and video games to popular brands like sheehan and temu china quickly hitting. >> back overnight, saying it's worke

katty kay. >> what is so. >> fascinating is how badly. the entire investigating the investigators ruse has gone. we can go back to john durham, who completely humiliated himself, really. destroyed a great reputation by, you know, coming up empty. >> one. >> one bad decision after another, one dismissed, case after another. so you have that example, and you also have chairman comer and his examples, of course, how badly that went where you ended up having fellow republicans, the wall street journal editorial page, everybody else going, please just stop when here's the biggest problem with investigating the investigators. when you investigate the investigators, you've got to bring up the underlying facts of what the investigators were investigating. and donald trump certainly doesn't want that for january the 6th. does he really want that to get the testimony that that the committee got? does he really want to go through all that? he doesn't want to bring up the hush money case? i mean, they they can do it internally. but but but to have it

day kay a massive beaver spotted local nonprofit once helped naming it.ri heavy foot. beaver sings karaoke. >> large marge. >> lori couldn't do it. lori heavy foot. i like it. >> judge jeanine: she is pretty heavy. >> greg: i want to breastfeed a beaver that big. >> judge jeanine: all right. >> that's it for us, folks. have a great night. >> bret: oh, i'm just not going to answer. judge, have a good weekend

kai were found in colfax in 1990, at the time. investigators were unable to identify the remains and listed her as jane doe. but thanks to advancements in technology, in forensic genealogy, a new cold case investigation team reopened this case in 2023. last year. dna analysis helped link the remains to a relative of the victim. after further testing, she was identified just last month. >> well, it's amazing. he's alive. a man who was shot 7 times for no apparent reason. a couple of weeks ago is sharing his story tonight of survival. 2 weeks later. first, a warning you may find this surveillance video to be a little disturbing. martin olive says it was on a smoke break. looking at his phone outside a dispensary when a man came upon him on an e-bike walk towards them and then just started shooting. all of says even shot him twice in the back while he was lying on the sidewalk. he was also shot in the face. his arm and his shoulder. >> it's a fantastic. i'm not did not want to die on 9th street and in the middle of the afternoon, the

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works have one more day to decide whether or not they want to quit and take buyout 8 month paid vai kay job, so far over 20,000 federal employees the taken that buyout option the government except these final number more than that, butf not enough take offer could be layoffs according to washington post a supervisor at government services agency said if the case lives are likely the goal two to five percent instruction in force government wide but the federal workforce is downsized so is spending department of governor doge canceling 12 contracts saving taxpayers 30 million dollars also ending 12 more leases for unused office space saving three million dollars so far president trump is happy with what elon musk and his doge squad are doing. >> for many ideas but a great job look at all fraud he found in usaid a disaster, lunatics, there are things nobody would believe, the whole thing with hundred million spent on you know what with money going to all sorts of groups that shouldn't deserve to get any money. >> elon musk demolition project on government waste and fraud is sending some th

-kay...? -it's not okay. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> will: here we go. you ready for a rematch?ations cup tomorrow night, thursday night. canada calls hockey our game, team usa says it's our time. and there is hope that one particular phase will be seen in the stands. >> we would love it if president trump was in attendance. we will have a room full of proud american players and coaches and staff, and we are just trying to represent our country the best way we can. >> will: we will be watching for that. 5.4 million people watch the first game on the saturday night. it is about more than just hockey which brings me to today's "big three. " i said you might not want to pick a fight with people born of a revolutio. british colonies born of favor in the united states. born of blood on a revolution. we do not take kindly when we see people doing this. [boos] booing our national anthem. that resulted of course in three fights in the first nine sec seconds. between the united states and canada. again that the united states went on to win, 3-1. i did a little probing when we came back,

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