but he terrible luck and that's my favorite james bean story is about james bean and his his terrible luck. much like roy bean james bean like to he was an easy, easy marriage. he would marry anybody. it didn't matter, you know, no questions asked. almost and he didn't do this for the money like. right, right. did mal order basically did mail order divorces too. so not so much the romantic, but james a lot more so. so he unorthodox weddings is one of his he sticks so much so that newspaper actually follow him around thinking that he's going to do surreptitious wedding somewhere and they catch him doing one of these and it's it's an older couple think they're in their seventies and they wanted a quiet who newspaper people follow squire around he's this quaint figure but he married the wrong people one time he's got offices and he's riding to the office and up comes fannie and and her beau mr. narrative and he says i know mr. harper. and he says, oh, why don't you we're coming to your office we're going to get married. and james says oh, i know fannie owns she's not the boss's daughter.

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i said james carville is right. let gretchen whitmer go beat somebody if kamala harris is that good, let her beat somebody to make her somebody, not just an appointment. she was nominated on a telephone conference call. >> that said, you were both optimistic. tell me, is there one thing, in hindsight, that kamala harris could have done differently that would have changed the outcome in your view, both of you? >> i will give you a small one. they totally blew michigan. the national problems that hurt them everywhere from there. trump spent $30 million in the state says and screw these electric cars, she's going to the auto industry. nobody told him that it was 50,000 new jobs. 2 1, michigan people thought electric cars were bad for the auto industry, as that is china wiping out the whole auto industry in 10 years. they gave michigan away. the on the ground campaign, i don't know who these clowns were. a lot of their messaging still didn't do meat and potatoes economics. you don't to outreach against trump because hal

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bond, james bond.r marvel, with a deluge of extra content. firmly in the back seat. david sillito, bbc news. and we all can't wait for next james and we all can't wait for nextjames bond. and we all can't wait for next james bond. to have with us here on bbc news. you with us here oanbc news. for watching, you with us here oanbc news. forwatching, bye—bye. hello there. over the last few days. and windy weather at times. in fact, we've got gale—force gusts of winds arriving from the west associated with these weather fronts and heavy rain to come as well. but it's sandwiched in between this segment here, where we've got the mildest of the air with that southerly wind. for a time, and the heaviest of the rain will gradually scotland and to the far north of cumbria. some rain arriving later on in the afternoon across eastern england. but ahead of it, yes, we will see some sunshine. celsius, and we haven't seen highs like that since the end of november. of the winds, but the winds gradually easing during t

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let's cross now live to a james base for us and munich, james. so gaza is very much on the agenda today. what do you expect we'll be hearing on that front? well, they'll be discussion certainly on, on all of the wells issues. ukraine. i'm also being active issues where i suspect there's going to be active diplomacy going on with so many important leaders here in munich at the same time, non joined by i can this kind of model is the section of amnesty international because i think you're going to be trying to focus this lead is these leaders on human rights and the state of human rights around the world, which is really, really poor. and we were just seeing what colleagues in go. so what is what's happening, garza say to you about the states of the way the world looks at human rights right now, sending me but the effects he's very negatively impact on where we would expect resistance when we would expect suspect we see too much in countries receive full and gauging in culture kept on the case. so what we are witnessing is not even just functions,

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that's all i have to say james.ation. >> lawrence: powerful words from the lt. governor who hopes to be the governor of the commonwealth of virginia. it sounds like common sense to me. that's how the former president became the president again. thank you, madam lt. governor. >> thank you and that's from an immigrant who has benefited so much from this great country. >> lawrence: that's right. we all have. more "fox & friends," next. ♪ am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything. shipstation lets you keep up with the growth of your business. you can sync inv

and what now for 007, as amazon takes over the james bond franchise?eople going around town with a camera — meaning us. three buses explode near tel aviv in what police say is a "suspected terror attack". there are no reported injuries. and what now for 007, as amazon takes over the james bond franchise? hello and welcome to newsday. the rift between ukraine and the us appears to be more senior colleagues are dealing with russia. we gather, that the american side cancelled the press conference. side which cancelled the press conference. and the view from kyiv seems to be that mr kellogg you can only imagine. but for now, we wait outside. ukraine's leader as a dictator, without elections being held. there was also criticism after mr zelensky refused to sell a large part of his country's natural president trump is obviously very frustrated right now with president zelensky, the fact that he hasn't come opportunity that we have offered. and i hope so very quickly. well, president zelensky has said that "ukraine is ready for a strong and truly beneficial a

james landale, bbc news.e global magnitsky act, named after his colleague who died in russian co custody after exposing government corruption there. thanks for being with us on bbc news. why is it that the u.s. appears to be offering concessions to moscow, do you think? >> well, i think that is an extremely good question. vladimir putin is the one who launched this war of aggression. he is the one who has been responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of innocent ukrainians. he continues to push forward and take over a neighboring country that does not belong to him, and for america to say that russia should be brought in from the cold and somehow ukraine is at fault for not cutting a deal is just incomprehensible for anybody paying any attention to this war since the start. caitriona: discussing the move or sanctions allowing more diplomats at this point, does it undermine any future potential negotiations? sir bill: well, i mean, pressure should withdraw from ukraine, and until they do come and un

we'll be waiting to see how soon he takes the court and joins lebron james. whit. >> whit: melissa adan, thanks so much. >> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. the risk of dangerous flash floods in the west, and will it be an early spring. punxsutawney phil with his forecast, plus, two superstars' jerseys retired and their impact on the game. honestly, i was scared when i was told age related macular degeneration could jeopardize my vision. great. one more thing to worry about. it was all too hard to deal with in the beginning, but making a plan with my doctor to add precision was easy. preservision areds2 contains the exact nei recommended, clinically proven nutrient formula to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. thanks to preservision, i feel better that i'm doing something about it like millions of others. preservision. let's get started. bill, where's your mask? i really tried sleeping with it, everybody. now i sleep with inspire. inspire? no mask? no hose? just sleep. learn more, and view important

that fort pocahontas was, situated precisely on the footprint of the 1607 james fort. many of the same strategic advantages that made it a desirable location in the early 17th century continued to influence 19th century military reminds. so we have here a map potentially created by a spy. and there is a facsimile here as well. currently conserved, but we'll be back. we're very excited to have it. you can see the extent of the confederate earthworks and encampment and is very much not to scale as a depiction of jamestown island, but it shows a lot of really cool stuff that our archeologists are now able to investigate with a little bit more exactness. so are very likely bits and pieces of james fort spread across the south in the attics of old homes taken as souvenirs by soldiers who fully comprehend what they signified. the soldiers garrisoned did write home to their families about ancient bits of arms and armaments and pipe stems and other relics that were being turned up by their shovels or eroding out of the banks. but the confederate presence here was short lived a

james landau, bbc news. host: the u.s.talks involving president putin, leaving many ukrainians wary. james waterhouse incident southwestern -- is in southwestern ukraine. james: the sounds and scars of russia's invasion, reminders of war weigh heavy here. the destruction, the major dam drained this reservoir. a static front line has put life on hold. alexander used two fish these waters. now he waits for donald trump's vision for peace. >> if it stays like this as it is now, then nothing will work out. it will just be a border. most likely it will be impossible to live next to the russians, unfortunately. james: america's big plan is a body blow for ukraine. it dared to dream, and three years of sacrifice and western support would make it safe from russia. now it feels vulnerable and betrayed. with all the talk about talks, ukrainians are still fighting and dying. funerals are constant. here, it is the turn of natalia's husband to be laid to rest. >> honestly, i just don't know anymore. they keep sending more of our guys t

nothing gets by you james. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf.ing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com >>> cheryl: president trump tariff threat on europe sending gold prices to record highs investors think going higher, "fox business" lydia hu live at pressure metal supplier in dallas techs with more. >> hi. good morning to cheryl we are talking about, all of these solid gold bars we have 400 ounce bar here 100 us on here kilo bar here right now seeing investors in gold owners of gold rushing to get as much into the country, as possible. as we are seeing, record prices being set for ounce of gold yesterday we closed at record, 240 dollars here ounce gold bar like this 400 ounce value roughly 1.1 million dollars. in context a year ago, value on gold bar like this closer to 800,000, so what is behind this rise in gold prices? one is inflation, concerns around it hanging around the second to your point, tariffs, investors owners trying to get gold into the country be

as 69 year-old james fields.ys he was living alone after his wife recently passed away but was visiting frequently by his granddaughters. it's a set old man >> they say men nice man. kind kind know you. it was a good neighbor on fire. says the fire started in the garage and that's where the victim was found. the victim was found in unique location for the time of day. >> the crews would have made it into that it to the structure for search and the common places that someone will be found in the building. not the cause of the fire is still under investigation. assistant fire chief with mcdonald's says the constant downpour at the time complicated matters. >> he also says there were no working smoke detectors in the garage. we're inside the house. we train very hard to save lives. >> it's a little bit of hard hit when the stars on line. >> no matter what effort you put into was a helpful man. you know, sometimes check to help me out. something else. it was a good student, person, an insurance adjuster who visited t

so if the muted conference to speak to out to product ads a james base james. um, i think it's pretty fair to say that there is, there's widening gulf between how do you opinions and how the americans view the war and ukraine. and now they imagine it will come to an end plus the stakes and the country as well. yeah, i mean that is, that's the center of the problem here. why the europeans are really so concerned. the americans seem to be moving ahead very, very fast. all the plans in the war in the trade, we go to have some tools that are taking place. we understand in saudi arabia. in the covering days, ukraine is most invited. europe started advice, adobe tolts between the us and russia in saudi arabia. and the fact that europe doesn't have a seat to the table and he probably doesn't have a secret, i'd say with his wife, your foreign minister meeting eisley a res meeting at 0 is a totally hit. which means of adjust the foreign ministers around the table. frank conversations, no aids with the in the room whatsoever. i'm trying to deal with this difficult proble

i'm okay with james carville staying there. triangulation i believe not to. >> james carville knows his party has gone that ... crazy and i have to say that the democrats they are in denial they are walking around in a state of shock. they continued to be captive to the radical left-wing in their party. i tell you, sean, i have enjoyed, think about it, we are a month into it. i will say to my democrat colleagues and just a deadpan voice well, three years 11 months to go. and they literallyc waist that they found that they are cutting and they are just getting started. look, one of the once you put on the screen a moment to go to billion dollars to a radical climate group affiliated with a stacey abrams. this was the epa as they put it, is the biden epa put it they were throwing gold bars of the window. $20 billion altogether. trying to get the radical climate groups including 2,000,000,004 stacey abrams group. it is corrupt and what is amazing is you don't sea eminent -- any democrats in the senate sang gosh this stuff is bad w

we're gonna break that down, what it means for the next james bond. bringing us in on this. >> rebecca: on the new lingo. the new bond, james bond. >> george: let's move to the news here at 7:30. national guard has been called in for a prison strike emergency inmates uprising amid a week long strike by corrections officers in new york. has spread to all of the state's 42 prisons. hundreds prisoners took over the dorms in one facility for hours. officers were treated and an emergency response team was called in to re-establish order. also, the vatican says pope francis is getting better after being admitted to the hospital with bronchitis last week. a spokes person said the pontiff has no fever and his vitals are stable. >> michael: a big set back for the san antonio spurs. the team announced that victor wembanyama will miss the year due to deep vein thrombosis. a painful condition caused by a blood clot. the team source told espn the spurs are hopeful wembanyama will return for the start of next season. we all are. he makes the league so much better.

could we end up with a case of james bond overkill?d spin offs. amazon have already given us the and i think you can expect a moneypenny spin off, a 0 spin it at the cinema. let's talk about runners and riders to be daniel craig has put himself out of mescal as potential replacements, any other names have wanted their man, who has been linked with this role before, to get it. am not, iwould put my money on harris drifting into the betting at 4—1. if you are looking to build a franchise character, for about 12 years. just hope that he is british! an american? god forbid! pierce brosnan wasn't british, so there is one! no, he wasn't. finding some way of having james bond become a woman or be a woman, be played by a woman, have a woman in the leading role, does that still persist, people still talk about that in any way? it is a great question because barbara broccoli, who it doesn't matter what race james bond is, but the lasted for more than 60 years, and the character has always lord of the rings franchise when they created what many s

james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's continue looking at the weather and the conditions out there. this is video flooded roadways in west sonoma county, one of our producers, keith beasley is a member of the army national guard. and so he shared this video with us. look at how high those waters are. yeah, you could see the wheels of this giant. >> national guard truck basically submerged. that's how deep it is. and this morning people are beginning to clean up after the flood waters started to rescind. we've got proffers joey horta live in guerneville with the very latest on that effort. joey? >> yeah, guys, some improvements out here this morning. take a look at these 2 park benches. these were under water. we saw them floating around here at johnson's speech at this time yesterday. so all of this where i'm standing was under water. you see the mud here. there's a lot of mud all over the place here in guerneville and debris that's floating around out there in the water. a huge tree that has washed up to the shore

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james: america's big plan is a body blow for ukraine.to dream, that three years of sacrifice and western support would make it safe from russia. now, it feels vulnerable and betrayed. with all the talk about talks, ukrainians are still fighting and dying. funerals are constant. here, it is the turn of the thalia's husband, a local soldier named alexander, to be laid to rest. >> honestly, i just don't know anymore. they keep sending more and more of our guys to the front line. i wish they found some way to end it. james: donald trump says he wants the killing to stop. ukrainians know the cost of russia's invasion. even when it ends, they will be paying the price for generations. james waterhouse, bbc news, southeastern ukraine. geeta: well, we are going to the u.s. in a few minutes because we are just waiting to get a tape replay of the u.s. president who has been signing more executive orders. we are waiting for those pictures to come through and we will bring you those as soon as we get them. this is bbc news around the . world and acro

highlight theo james.he's the guy. >> i still think like edris has to pull through on this. does he have to be british? >> if it's not british, you would say -- >> we were just saying michael b. jordan. >> i like that. i did get the impression that idris elba was annoyed. >> always a bridesmaid gets tiring after a while. >> he would be amazing. >> thank you, joe. appreciate it. >>> all right, al. how about a look at the weather? >> who is going to replace that job? so we have a couple areas of heavy rain over the next couple of days. weekend rain texas, louisiana. steadier rain for southern louisiana, makes its way toward the panhandle of florida. umbrellas for new orleans in baton rouge. we're talking about an inch from houston to lake charles. and in the pacific northwest, bringing in snow showers for the rockies. rain slamming the coast there. localized flooding possible right along the coast. and we're talking about anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain. some places could pick up to 10 inches from seattl

%iane james, back to you. come for all fired up with our team coverage for this storm to get you through it. let's go to the north bay first. yeah. that's where we've got the russian river still hovering right around flood stage this morning with rain on the way. joey horta standing by live in guerneville chile. >> james darya. good morning. yeah. there is still definitely homes here that we're looking at now that are surrounded by water. but the good news is it's beginning to recede in this part of town right now. look at this sign here. the road closure sign. this is where the water level was yesterday, right? where you see my phone moving. that's where it was. so it's gone down a couple of feet since this time yesterday. but it should have gone down several feet. more from what the national weather service was predicting by now. flood stage. here is 32 feet in guerneville. the latest update, though, from 2 o'clock this morning shows it is still at 34 feet. so its only drop by about 2 feet since wednesday mo

james, back to you.r 86. 31 sonoma county, a dozen homes are still under evacuation warnings this morning after landslide or you can see it's pretty massive. this is the area where it happened and includes homes that were actually rebuilt after the wine country fires. so here they are dealing with. >> disaster once again on first resist. also has more. >> i'm theresa stasi on santa rosa. this is a very dynamic situation, especially because of this. the rain continues to fall and that can make the land on stable. here's what we know right now. take a look at this video. you can see for yourself. these homes are over on deer trail court in santa rosa. initially 17 homes were tagged and put under this order from the county. 2 homes have now since been red tagged. they are unsafe for the residents. the initial big trapped 2 residents. those 2 were able to be safely rescued the land involving the slide is part of the fountain grove open space. here is the public information officer with the sonoma county sher

what is james doing day to day? >> yeah, james i mean, has his own investments. he has his own investment firm, but he has left the company. he's not on the board now. but when rupert dies, you know, barring a successful appeal by by him and lachlan, james and his sisters and lachlan will have to split control of the empire. now, this is where james would always get a little bit cagey with me when i would ask about various scenarios, because he rejects the idea that he and his sisters are plotting any kind of coup. at the same time, it is clear if you read the tea leaves, that he and his sisters see things very differently from rupert and lachlan. once rupert dies, you know there's only four of them. it's easy to count it, you know, at least in the big questions of corporate governance, editorial guardrails, things like that, it would seem like it's 3 to 1 now. james would reject that. there's any kind of scheming going on behind the scenes. rupert believes there is. but, you know, i think that it's easy to see how that majority could be formed and what that woul

democratic strategist james carville. you know, i was telling people today that you're going to be on the show, and i was on the radio. i was reminding people we would do debates against each other around the country. you're one of the most fun people to ever hang out, but you're also one of the smartest strategists i've ever met. you are. and i'm not. i'm not sucking up to your old boss with newt gingrich. balance the budget five times. hasn't happened since. now your party is against tens of billions spent abroad for green new deal, die woke agenda, and transgenderism. what happened? no. well, we've got to get that $100 million for condoms for hamas, because that's where all the savings i haven't seen. and there's tens and hundreds of billions for. but. all right, you went for ten minutes. all right, go ahead, go ahead. if he can find if he can find the money. oh, great. give everybody $1,000. but i'll tell you this. more deficit has accumulated under donald trump than any other president in american history. but i'm gl

yeah, i'm darya and i'm james. the fact that the rain is moving out is big sign things are improving for us. and john has more on the rest of the forecast. how things are getting better better by the minute. i know im proving pretty quickly this morning. and that's okay with us as we move our way into the weekend. >> got all the rainfall out of the way. it seems like just yesterday. >> we've got a lot of it out of the way, too. let's look outside san jose area. that's a pretty recent showers. within the past hour. really starting to clear up for you this year and is still looking at some lingering snow fall this morning. that is something that will complicate your travel up into the high country the next few hours as it is still very windy and snowy up there. the bay area watch for some wet spots on the roads. but overall, new rainfall at this point is pretty diminished. current temperatures are in the 40's to low 50's with 51 right now in battle at 52 petaluma city at 48 degrees. looking ahead at our afternoon, we

james. >> thank you, john. 5.47. is the time the alameda county sheriff's office is now asking the community for help in solving a valentine's day homicide. that happened 41 years ago. 84 year-old christian bustling are was killed in his home on dunn road in hayward in 1984. deputies say he was last seen by friends and neighbors 2 days before he died. have any information that might be relevant call police. officers meanwhile arrested a man in san paolo friday night accused of shooting into somebodys home. police say the suspect actually lived inside the victim's backyard shed. and when searching that shed, they found a rifle and bullets. police say the man is a convicted felon so he wasn't allowed on those counts. 4 people are without a home this morning after a fire tore through this house in burlingame. crews say the fire started saturday morning on canyon road. those flames spread to cardboard boxes inside the house producing a lot of heavy smoke. it took firefighters several hours to contain the flames. luckily,

james, you want to start? mr. peery: i'm very exciting -- excited about the blueprint, and having negotiated with nnsa and other lab plants, the list of facilities that need to be recapitalized. but i want to go in a different direction then your question. because we have to sustain a lot of cysts -- a lot of facilities before the new ones come around. that is going to be a really significant issue from a funding standpoint. we have to continue to have facilities that make the electronics for the weapons. we have to continue to have facilities that qualify parts for the weapons. and if you look at the enterprise blueprint, some of those facilities will be five to 10 years from now before we get new facilities. and we put these facilities in a run to failure mode literally a decade ago. that was a good decision at the time. because at that time, it looked like we would be recapitalizing these facilities today. but it is going to take longer. we have to sustain these facilities to continue to execute the monetizatio

james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain is 6.18, and safety concerns in oakland are affecting a business owned by i should curry sweet july posted on instagram that it is closing to prioritize the safety of its patrons and staff. the store's last day of business will be this sunday sweet july opened in 2021. ands it has products from black owned businesses and local bay area makers. but not anymore. in developing news, the martinez refining company says the fire that happened over the weekend is now under control monday. they said that the fire that started on saturday because of a hydrocarbon leak is now a small residual fire. officials say there may be some residual smoke until further notice and there may be intermittent flaring throughout the week. meantime, a public health advisory does remain in place for martinez, clyde of che co. and so those with respiratory sensitivities are warned they may want to stay inside. we talked to one martinez residents who says people really were left in the dark when that fi

james, back to you. thanks. lot rain, 8, 8, he's going to be busy around the bay this weekend because today is kicks off in san francisco. the nba all-star all-star weekend. yeah. at the chase center at mosconi center, everything is abuzz and kron four's will tran is in the middle middle of it all. good morning. well. >> funny that you mention buzz because you can get a buzz at this particular exhibit. >> the nba crossover experience, which is basically the fanfest begins at noon goes all the way in through 8 o'clock. i can tell you there's something for everybody. and of course, you can not have the fan experience in the bay area without talking about why this is the kendall jackson exhibit n, you know what would you like? a cabernet with that triple double of yours or how about, you know, it. interest you in some white wine with that assist? well, look at this. they have a bar. they will pair it with the finest potato chips. and yes, it is. but data right there because has to be sponsor. you can come down here