connecticut relies on these workers, not just the 5000 in connecticut, but we rely on these workers to keep us safe, to keep our children safe and educated, to keep the lights on, to keep the heat going. i know that that national security and law enforcement officials are excepted from this buyout program. but what about the 6000 people that kash patel wants to treat immediately? this is very dangerous for connecticut and for states across the country. >> i do wonder if their argument is that they want to eliminate waste and make the federal government more efficient. whether you believe that is just a front. is it disingenuous? do you think that they have ulterior motives? >> yeah. not only is it disingenuous, but vivek ramaswamy before he was ejected from this effort, said that they wanted to be compassionate and be there for workers. but listen to russell vought, who's the president's nominee for the office of management and budget. he said that they want to traumatize workers, make it so unpleasant, make it so traumatic that they don't want to go to work. and so there's a much more

at the outset of the freeze, i spoke to the ceo of connecticut food share. he expressed to me his deep fears about potential impacts of food assistance, like snap, the emergency food assistance program. freezes to these funds could push hundreds of families into poverty and hunger. any more politically motivated funding games from the trump administration would have potentially life-threatening impacts on survivors of domestic violence, because they depend on vawa, violence against women act, and the money appropriated under it for the domestic violence shelters, for the counseling, for the hotlines, all necessary to provide survivors with options rather than just staying home where they are victims of abuse. they are survivors if they can get away, and they deserve these services. the operation of connecticut's 24/7 domestic violence hotline could be severely impacted by another suspension, court-based and community-based services for survivors and their children also on the chopping block. this funding freeze was terrifying to these women and children, and

>> maia in connecticut, thank you. let's get right togetting started in the northeast. >> we have winter we nbcr meteorologist matt brickman. matt, the story is just getting started in the northeast. >> yeah, we have winter weather advisories, winter storm warning is in effect throughout the northeast. 85 million people impacted by the storm, and most of them are going to see significant snow. this warm front is the dividing line. north of there you should see mainly snow south, sleet, freezing rain, and rain. that is what you expect inside philly and d.c. but for new york city up to new england to be mainly snow tonight and early tomorrow is a quickly moves offshore, and should deliver some significant snow totals, especially in new england, 6-8 in harford and boston, 8-12 back incatch our breath on monday and another storm on tuesday albany,ng sn and 2-5 in and around new york city. this is not a we are tracking. a chance to catch her breath on monday, then another storm comes in on tuesday, likely delivering snow so

they came to hartford, connecticut, bloomfield, connecticut, actually, of all places, with nothing.rk seven days a week, 12 to 15 hours a day. they worked themselves sick. so that i would have every opportunity in this country. and if they didn't know that when i was born in hartford, that i would be an american by right of my birth on american soil, they wouldn't have been able to put everything they had into me and my sisters and sign a lease and open a chinese restaurant and build a business and put everything they had into our education. this is true for so many millions of americans, not just in the past, not last year, not ten years ago. right now. that's what gives me hope, frankly, because this is still happening across this country. immigrant children are given a chance because this place america gives us, gives us the best opportunity. and our parents knew that. this country knows that. you know, who knew that? ronald reagan knew that. and he gave a famous speech about birthright citizenship and how he understood it to be part of our essential character as a nation. >> gen

last night in new haven, connecticut.ywhere from 3 -- 6 inches of some very pocketable snow. and that's a little bit of an issue as i think we go forward. tonight, temperatures are going to fall below freezing. the potential for a refreeze is certainly going to be there here across new haven, connecticut read the storm system, largely over. it's 1 of about 4 impacting the east coast in the mid atlantic as we go through the next couple of weeks. this is a bit of a precursor of things to come. as you can see here the flakes of piled up and people are out and about enjoying the conditions here at a church in a park this is what it has looks like here for quite some time now. super bowl sunday obviously. the good news is, the snow came in early on. it is ending so poked folks being out and about for the super bowl later on today should have a fairly easy go of it. the good news is, this is not happening on it monday or tuesday morning when everybody has to go into work tuesday into wednesday and other storm system could come

host: connecticut, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. the republican voters voted in a convicted felon, and shame on them. i called the republican party the party of take away party. please give an example of what the democrats have done for us over the years. thank you. guest: well, a great example is making sure that we have our social safety nets, social security and medicare, to stay functioning. it is a critical part of the morality of our country that we are not going to have our seniors living in abject poverty. i think that. i also think biden's infrastructure bill most recently. our national infrastructure has been crumbling. we need investments in our airports, our bridges, our roadways, our cybersecurity. all of those issues are fundamental to our national security, our quality of life, and i think biden and the infrastructure bill and the chips act tried to bring in manufacturing of key computer equipment and chips that really are propelling our country forward, was very significant that happened in recent time . host: tom in

connecticut started early voting for the first time in 2024. wildly successful 41% of our voters used in-person early voting. yet around the country, we're seeing we've seen a handful of bills come up already trying to restrict early voting. i think the american public needs to be very concerned because a lot of these policies have c up, you know, amid people are fanning the flames around noncitizen voting, which i think is a false narrative out there. but they're saying that, but they're trying to make it harder for all americans to vote. whether you're a college student, a woman who has changed her last name, the elderly people of color, the disabled, low income people, these are all communities that can be impacted by the bills coming out of the federal government. and some state legislatures. >> now, the next major test for our democracy will be the midterm elections. are you confident those elections can be held freely and fairly without interference from trump or his gop allies in congress? and what can secretaries of states do to protect

the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentleman from connecticut, mr. himes, for five minutes. mr. himes: thank you, mr. speaker. it's evident to me that two weeks into the new administration, we no longer have a congress, that we no longer take care that laws be faithfully executed. we passed a law that says twitter must eith beer sold or -- either be sold or shut down, but that doesn't matter, it's not. the constitution of the united states says that birth right citizenship is a fundamental constitutional right, but that doesn't matter. apparently it's not. and we've happily given up the power of the purse. usaid is is a legally established organization. whatever you may think of it. so we've given up the power of the purse. but, mr. speaker, what we cannot give up in this institution is our obligation to keep the american people safe. safe from terrorism, safe from gang violence, safe from fentanyl. and what concerns me as ranking member of the intelligence committee more than much of what i'm seeing out there is the attack, the purge of the federal

america split and detonated state and local tax deduction to stick it in places like new york and connecticut including illinois and in california and people in the pacific palisades. i suspect the same from house democrats. >> a lot of your members have been with their constituents. how do you perform that. >> i sent ten points members of the house democratic caucus monday in the best interest of the american people and the actions that continued to be ongoing for itself. >> i wonder how you approach this conversation with the specific angle. are you worried they include the opportunity passing a continuing resolution and codify what they are trying to do if they present a continuing resolution would appear to be government funding in these proposals under this presented. >> we will sit down and a meaningful way for these conversations so it's hard to assess what they may or may not present. we've been clear in terms of framework. past strongly bipartisan way of the house and senate in may of 2023 and remains the law of the land, the path forward will allow everyone to caprylic and richard s

snowfall rates have significantly decreased here where i am in connecticut.ok at the radar, there is some snow falling. just north of portland, maine, they've picked up 8 inches of snow. because of that, we have winter weather alerts still in place. this morning, places like new england remain under a winter storm warning as we're going to continue to see that snow falling. now in the coming hours, this will continue to taper off by lunchtime, this storm clears the northeast just in time for those who are traveling about their towns for the super bowl festivities, but what i will say is that there are two more storms in the queue during the week ahead. i'll have more on those storms coming up in just a few minutes. >> janai: two more storms. back to back to back, somara. thank you for that. >>> now we are turning to the big game. practically the whole country will be glued to the eagles/chiefs matchup in new orleans this evening, and will reeve is there down in the big easy for us having a good old time. good morning to you, will. >> reporter: yeah, good morn

but then spent a lot of his later career, new england and a lot of people don't know that connecticut and massachusetts and knowing what states outside of rhode island kept to an official state church after the adoption of the first amendment, which which shows, again, that that first amendment in the bill of rights applied to the national government, it not not the states. and so, again, the baptist are clamoring for an end to the state established roots of religion. they found it obnoxious even to you know have to sign exemption from religious taxes. they could get exemptions but they had to do paperwork get it and they thought this is this still a violation of our religious liberty? they even have to do that. and so, i mean, one really illustrative is when jefferson writes baptists in connecticut about the wall will separate and between church and state and, he's talking about the established church in connecticut and the baptists said to him as president and. oh one 1802 you can't you do anything, get rid of this stinking establishment. and jefferson said, you know, i'm just the p

i had 800 people at a rally with 24 hours' notice in connecticut this last weekend. this is a fundamental corruption, and democracies don't last forever, and what those who are trying to destroy democracies want is for everyone to stay quiet, for everyone to believe that the moment isn't urgent. they want to use violence and the threat of violence and the threat of arrest to keep the opposition at home. we are not going to do this. we see this as a crisis of epic proportions. we are watching the billionaires try to steal government from the people, and i think the broad cross-section of the american public as you have seen in the last week is going to rise up and say, enough. if they want to -- >> martha: we have seen in the last week -- we've seen people rise up. we've seen protests, but these are not massive, massive protests. how do you keep doing this? who is leading this in the democratic party? what is the vision? >> well, i mean, we're only two weeks into the administration, and you have -- >> martha: yet, and you knew what was going to happen. >> and we have

senator richard blumenthal, a democrat from connecticut, called the idea crazy. he said, you can quote me that it would blow apart the abraham accords and that all the progress we have made, including the brave and costly battles that israel has waged, would be effectively undercut by this crazy notion. i think you're going to see a lot more reaction today on capitol hill, as so many republicans will have a chance to review these comments. and obviously, reporters on the hill are going to be pushing them for comment. sarah. >> yeah, and it wasn't lost on anyone that while everyone is calling this crazy, we did see netanyahu seemingly agreeing in some way. so we will see. lauren fox, thank you so much. appreciate it john. >> all right. with us now, democratic strategist matt bennett d litical rategist jesse otto. i want to put up one more quote, following up on what lauren was just talking about there. this from republican senator josh hawley from missouri, who said, i don't know that i think it's the best use of u.s. resources to spend a bunch of money in gaza. i

next, our we have connecticut attorney general william tong. lawsuit against elon musk and doge. but first, mary and andrew are sticking with us as the trump justice department gains access to the fbi agents who worked on to the fbi agents who worked on january 6th cases. that is next [coughing] —sounds like you need to vaporize that cold. nyquil vapocool? it's nyquil plus a rush of vicks vapors. ♪vapocooooool♪ nyquil vapocool. the vaporizing night time, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, best sleep with a cold, medicine. if you're living with diabetes, i'll tell you the same thing i tell my patients. getting on dexcom g7 is one of the easiest ways to take better control of your diabetes and help protect yourself from the long-term health problems it can cause. this small wearable... replaces fingersticks, lowers a1c, and it's covered by medicare. not managing your diabetes really affects... your health for the future. the older you get, the more complications you're gonna see. i knew i couldn't ignore my diabetes anymore because it was causing my

but the facilities that exist right now serving veterans in connecticut or kansas should be the gold standard. they ought to be top-flight. we want to give veterans the best care possible, would you agree with that one? >> 100%. >> thank you. let me just conclude by saying you know, this conversation seems a little bit surreal this morning because i'm getting emails from health care groups in connecticut whose funding has been frozen. these are suicide prevention, they are addiction treatment, they are payrolls that are halted. their budgets are in danger. we are talking about community care, potentially decimated. there's chaos and confusion as a result of this freezing of on this. in my prior life as attorney general, and the state of connecticut i would be in court saying that this action is illegal, it's unconstitutional. congress has the power of the purse, it is a procedure of power, monarchical and autocratic and it is a violation , but put aside the galleries, is potentially devastating to health care for veterans. the foxed suicide prevention program that is mentioned is jus

today, in the us state of connecticut, all allegations of wrongdoing, and that the alleged incidentsalive. but i also realised that this is my chance to finally stand up for myself. who doesn't know what to do. grenfell tower in london is to be taken down, more than seven years after the fire that killed 72 people. yes, the government called this place a sacred place today. it is a place a sacred place today. it is a place where the decision to bring it down has very much divided place where the decision to bring it down has ve there :h divided place where the decision to bring it down has ve there are vided place where the decision to bring it down has ve there are people who is a monument to w is} new to the thét hiiihuhtent to the thét te'd'h'uhtent to the thét em 72 nt to the failures that led to 72 deaths. there are people who say it should there are peoplewho—sayeitshodld until the tenth theire in 207, �*the fire in 2027, and anniversary of the fire in 2027, and there some who say should there are some who say it should , here until there are criminal ates hefe efit'lthete efe m

reporting for fox weather in new haven, connecticut, i'm nick kosir. kevin: nod bad.ere winter storm making a real mess of things in the midwest, but these furry friends are making the most of it. snow is a real welcome treat for a lot of an molls over the minnesota zoo and some drive in cold climates like tigers and leopards and wolfs and marking largest snow for the season for the twin cities and some places in land of 10,000 lakes getting up to 8 inches of snow. animal having a real icy frond time in a different way and zoo animals in chile given ice pops for the summer heat and chilen zoo and ice pops to keep them cool. that look as lot of fun. president trump revoking security clearance for more members of previous administration as well as new york ag letitia james. that story and more coming right up. the itch and rash of moderate to severe eczema disrupts my skin, night and day. despite treatment, it's still not under control. but now, i have rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill... that reduces the itch... and helps clear the rash of eczema— ...fast. some takin

from connecticut.e the luxury of doing and fermenting violence instead of working, instead of studying have too much time on their hands. for the most part they are not international students. it sends a positive message to campus administrators the trump administration is paying attention and this cannot keep going on. i know israelis have been meeting with college students as recently as last week. they were in israel talking to israelis. it's a good first step precooked's bottom client the last 10 seconds i've got here president trump should continue to hold a light against this worked ideology that infiltrated these campuses. >> they been doing this across the board but all this radical agenda and ideology is under the same umbrella he is taking on from all sides it is long overdue it's a relief to jewish americans that's why a lot of us. griff: bethany thank you for taking time today. coming up security preparations are underway in new orleans with just a week to go before the super bowl. more on

reginald: whoever is listening, come visit us in new haven, connecticut. we have a system where we work with a company that has a giant cnc machine. i don't know if you remember tetris but they are able to cut out our libraries into parts and that makes it easy building. all you need is sand and all you use is a mallet and a glue gun and we put it together and our team consists of about 20 people at this point and eight of us have served time in prison and it's been really remarkable because we have had people working with us still living in a halfway house. one guy told me i didn't even notice -- told me, i didn't even notice, we were fortunate to get a grant in connecticut, and the guy said this is my first job. he also doesn't know i'm a juvenile offender like him. i went to prison when i was 16, 17. he was talking about how much he valued the work. i often call out their names because it's important to remember that this is not just me. it is mike, steve, kevin, luke, but also the people who have not been imprisoned, darlene, nikki, lori. we have a who

tax deduction in order to stick it to people, democrats and republicans in places like new york, connecticut, new jersey, the heartland of america, including illinois, and in california. including people who live in the pacific palisades. that's the lesson from the 2017 g.o.p. tax scam. if they replicate that approach, it will be met, i suspect with the same perspective from house democrats. reporter: a lot of your members have expressed concern about their credit risk that constituents and outside groups saying that democrats and elected officials are not pushing back enough. how do you respond? mr. jeffries: i sent a dear colleague letter to the caucus saying what we need to do to stand up for the american people. that correspondence and the actions that continue to be ongoing speak for itself. reporter: are you worried that republicans may use the opportunity of passing a continuing resolution that would essentially codify what musk and the doge folks are trying to do without congressional approval, if they present you a continuing resolution that zeros out usaid funding. and would try to

unfortunately, here in new york and a lot of places in connecticut you got send them to a private schoolultimately, parents would love to be able to say i am going to take that private -- or that money that tax money and put it to my kid going to a place that i want it them to go. >> ainsley: a lot of these schools so big. we had 854 people in my freshman class. about 500 and some odd grad. one of my friends. >> brian: did you graduate? >> ainsley: yeah. that happened. certain states and certain areas. but, out on cold spring harbor out on long island. there were like 100 people per class. that's a public school and excellent school. so, i don't know if that needs to come into play. i will point out the elephant in the room with the educator with peter it didn't work. i mean,. [laughter] know my way to the break i am glad we had this out. >> steve: public school product. >> brian: i'm only kidding. two suspects accused of being involved with several burling gallaries across the country are set to be arraigned in new york city today. >> ainsley: police believe they found a connection betw

host: connecticut, republican line, anne-marie is next. caller: yes, good morning. i'm going to be addressing this for my spiritual point of view, i don't know who president trump's spiritual advisors are right now, but they have either all gone woke or they are not communicating with our president. i voted for president trump three times. i attended his inauguration in 2017. i love this man, but this is totally preposterous. first of all, you don't divide the land, and when the palestinians are crying out from the river to the sea, they would like to push israel into the sea, you cannot negotiate with demons. hamas is demon possessed terrorists, ok, and israel has every right to eradicate that land of these terrorists. host: but the idea of rebuilding the land, what is wrong with that proposal? caller: well, first of all, what is the united states doing going over to israel? i mean, that is totally preposterous. i and this is not a lock. -- luck. most of the middle east countries hate israel. just read the bible. they are all going to come against them. and the onl

her background in education is limited but she trained to become a teacher and served on the connecticut state board of education. he has obviously told her that he wants her to work to dismantle the department that she will likely run if she is confirmed. host: talking about the education department. here are some statistics for you. u.s. pre-k education sysm has more than 49 million students, more than 3 million full-time equivalent teachers in plic elementary and secondary schools. public school per student expenditure is $15,591 according to the national center for education statistics. the u.s. to partner education began operating in 1980 and employs over 4000 people and its budget for 2024, 238 billion. howard in salisbury, north carolina, a caller. what are your questions on the education department? caller: top of the morning to you. i am a proud product of public education. and as you can see, it is very vital to not just african-americans, it's for all americans. for one thing you're all on the same court. to me it sounds as though 20 project went 25 is in effect because if you

cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest can be seen at the new york comedy club in stanford, connecticut. hello, everybody. i'm debra. it is so nice to be here. i want to start right off the top, i have adhd. anybody else? [ cheers and applause ] my people. my people. okay, so, this is my book, all right? i have no memory. i have adhd, and i used to do a a lot of drugs. do you understand? [ light laughter ] no memory. i have to use my book. i have no idea what i'm gonna say. let's find out together, all right? [ laughter ] okay. so, yeah. i found out that i have adhd a a couple years ago. and apparently, according to my doctor, every doctor that i've ever had has been trying to tell me that i have adhd. [ light laughter ] but i was not paying attention. i was not -- [ light laughter ] i was busy stealing stuff. d'you know what i mean? [ light laughter ] he started to talk about my brain, i'm like, "is that q-tips? hello." [ laughter ] so, yeah. so, no, i got it, right? and comedians, what we do is we write about the truth. i have adhd, i'm gonna write about it. and i will. just as soon a

and now a connecticut lawmaker is waging war on the ads and the movie trailers. his state bill would require connecticut theaters to tell thei customers exactly what time each movie starts. right now, start times are set around when the lights go down, which is right about when those trailers begin. he'd prefer movie lovers to have the choice when to show up and not risk being late. 2020 five minutes go by commercials previews before the movie finally starts. in the broad category of consumer protection, truth and information, and preventing people from being a captive audience when they don't want to be. now, the theater operators there fear the legislation may hurt more than it help. that's because some of their revevenue depends on the mesging and ads. i kind of like to see what's coming out. i know that's the thing. i like the previews, but i was telling kari i don't need to be reminded of what brand of theater i'm in. when i'm in that brand of theater. there we go. but if this is our biggest problem, i think that's true. that's true. a lot of folks are deali

and if i'm just going to, they can stay on longer as connecticut and thing and respond again to my have those on the sheets unstable as to something that to keep the line. yeah. or is on can and electrolyte because the only thing is when you use 90 abroad and you can have a list of even though the little thing of interest, it's similar to one of the victor smith's properties of what you would look for on the grass on the come morning is when you're out from to keep phone calls, preferably because of the process we're going to do most poignant premium. go with you. hope through the setup of things that we're looking for proposal. ok, you want the best phone? yeah. well, you still wouldn't, nevermind. criteria must punish the border of the court to a more local bunyan 3 me near your goals like the more watch the more introduce my own store or google my business bedroom studios will show at the fellows. well, maybe a couple, couple months. yup. somewhere fairly new. the most cool move forward. this is daughter. yeah, i'm only give a good point. oh, still the doing the fuck. the man about c

que quedan remanente de este sistema hasta un cuarto de pulgada para estados como massachusetts y connecticut00 la semana pasada, lo que alcanza el nÚmero de 219.000. asÍ lo ha anunciado esta maÑana el departamento del trabajo. a pesar de algunos recortes empleo en empresas como meta hoy —— la contrataciÓn se mantiene sÓlida, y se espera que la economÍa continÚe realizando mÁs empleos. hoy se realizan estado de washington una audiencia que podrÍa ser clave para el futuro de ciudadanÍa por nacimiento en estados unidos. el juez john kostner de seattle evalÚa si mantiene lo que contra esta orden ejecutiva de donald trump que busca eliminar el derecho constitucional para borja: ocurre apenas un dÍa despuÉs de que un juez emitiera una pausa nivel nacional en este ocaso. el gigante de la comunicaciÓn, google ha anunciado la eliminaciÓn de algunos de los objetivos de contrataciÓn en diversidad, equidad e inclusiÓn, sumÁndose a una creciente lista de empresas que han reducido eliminado directamente todas estas iniciativas de diversidad. la decisiÓn sigue a la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump, que

there were protests today at hartford, connecticut. protests today in baton rouge, louisiana. protests today in montpelier, vermont. protests today at tallahassee. the state capitol in florida. protests also in tampa. large protests in tampa. protests today in salem, oregon. and protests today in atlanta, georgia. and i could go on. but you know what? i know i missed a bunch, but i think you're getting the flavor here. there were protests absolutely all over the country today. two and a half weeks into this new administration, protests against the destruction, the destruction of the federal government. protests against what appears to be the illegal mass firing of government officials and shutdown of government agencies that they are not, by law, allowed to shut down. red hot anger at these protests today about the president allowing his top campaign donor to access the sensitive personal and financial and apparently now health related information about all american citizens that is held in government computer systems. him handing that information over to his top campaign dono

the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: thank you very much, mr.resident. brian, thank you very much for your work in organizing this effort and always great to be with you on the floor today. i will not hold it against you if you go take an actual nap and get some rest. you exerted a lot of evident to make sure we were all here united, democrats on the floor raising the alarm. listen, i am going to try to go through the case as to why i do think this is a red alert moment, the reason i was so glad to jump in and jape you this eke, and -- join you this evening, and why i volunteered for the 2:00 to 5:00 shift tonight. i'm very grateful for senator welch. we had a gap from 5:00 to 6:00, and to hear i may not have to go the full four hours. i've certainly got two hours of material here, because i think something really, really dangerous is happening to this country right now, something that is worthy of an overnight session on the floor of the united states senate, something that every american needs to be talking about. and i first want to just go t

host: connecticut, republican line, anne-marie is next. caller: yes, good morning. i'm going to be addressing this for my spiritual point of view, i don't know who president trump's spiritual advisors are right now, but they have either all gone woke or they are not communicating with our president. i voted for president trump three times. i attended his inauguration in 2017. i love this man, but this is totally preposterous. first of all, you don't divide the land, and when the palestinians are crying out from the river to the sea, they would like to push israel into the sea, you cannot negotiate with demons. hamas is demon possessed terrorists, ok, and israel has every right to eradicate that land of these terrorists. host: but the idea of rebuilding the land, what is wrong with that proposal? caller: well, first of all, what is the united states doing going over to israel? i mean, that is totally preposterous. i and this is not a lock. -- luck. most of the middle east countries hate israel. just read the bible. they are all going to come against them. and the onl

. >> other jurisdictions joining today's lawsuit include portland, oregon, new haven, connecticut, and king county, washington. >>> after more than a year of discussion and speculation, the safeway in san francisco's fillmore district is closing for good. so this is the store on webster street right off gary. the closure hits hard for a lot of people in that area. our sooji nam spoke to one of the final shoppers in the store and a local supervisor about what's being done to help those directly impacted. >> reporter: palmer sessle has been coming to this safeway grocery store on webster street in san francisco for years, but now it's a different feeling, almost eerie, walking past all of those empty shelves. >> i'm picking up my prescriptions because this is the last day they're going to be open for prescriptions pickup. >> reporter: while friday is the official last day for the grocery store, thursday was last call for the pharmacy. >> it was a great blow to me and people in the neighborhood, particularly people with lesser incomes. >> reporter: the latest grocery deals blasting throug

. >> joining me now, democratic congressman from connecticut, jahana hayes.essman, i got a lot of questions about what went down there. what went down there. first of all, were you guys trying to break in? i don't think so. i think that's a no. you weren't trying to break in. who was that guy? the security person. was it some private contractor or something? why wouldn't they let you in? >> well. >> thanks for having me. and that is completely preposterous. >> as we all. >> know, we. >> have three branches. >> of government. >> we are duly elected members of the congress. >> which is a separate and. co-equal branch of government. >> so for the president to say that members of congress. try to break. >> into a federal building is just irresponsible. >> if you want to. >> check the books, if you want to go over what is happening at the department of education, we have a system for that. we have oversight responsibilities in congress. are the members of congress are the exact people to do that? so if the president and his administration truly wanted to look at w

let's turn to democratic senator from connecticut, chris murphy. senator murphy, let's start with usaid. you joined protesters outside the office responsible for usaid after employees were told to not come in to work, secretary of state rubio said today he is now acting director of usaid. it's moving under the state department. take a listen. >> there are a lot of functions of usaid that are going to continue, that are going to be part of american foreign policy, but it has to be aligned with american foreign policy. usaid has a history of sort of ignoring that and deciding that there's somehow a global charity separate from the national interest. these are taxpayer dollars. >> does he have a point, do you think, senator, that that money should be spent in a way that's not contradictory to american interests? well, listen, marco rubio knows better. he knows what he said isn't true. usaid doesn't spend money independently. they spend money based upon specific allocations of money to spend in advance of u.s. national security interests prescribed by

connecticut, california y otros estados y ciudades.ones no lucrativas que ayudan a inmigrantes con trÁmites migratorios. de brazos cruzados, como setamos dice, verdad? dicen que no cederÁn ante laes presiÓn del gobierno de donald trump y no colaborarÁn con Él. >> puede controlar al gobierno federal, pero nosotros controlamos nuestro gobierno al al nivel local y las policÍas. >> durante su primer mandato, trump tambiÉn intentÓ bloquear los fondos a administraciones santuario, pero no tuvo Éxito. ante una multitud de demandas en las cortes. pero en esta ocasiÓn con una mayorÍa conservadora en la corte suprema podrÍa ocurrir lo opuesto. erika flores noticias telemundo. >> y aquÍ estÁ arantxa loizaga con un adelanto de las noticias que veremos esta noche. aranza quÉ tal? >> quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes. pues en san diego, california, autoridades detuvieron a un grupo de 16 migrantes mexicanos que llegaron a las playas en una precaria embarcaciÓn. las medidas de vigilancia que estÁn implementando las autoridades ya generan preocupaciÓn. >> de

among the 60 passengers were 4-year-old casey crafton of salem, connecticut, a married father of threee coached them in little league and soccer. the players called him coach casey. elizabeth keys and sara lee best were 33 and attorneys in washington. their firm called keyes an excellent lawyer with a sharp wit, and said best had boundless curiosity, kindness, and intelligence. and staff sergeant ryan o'hara was the crew chief on the black hawk helicopter, who leaves a wife and their 1-year-old son. leaves a wife and their straw cement spoke to o'hara's father. >> reporter: there can't be more terrible moment for anyone as a parent. >> no. >> reporter: we met gary o'hara grieving in his georgia home. his son was 28-year-old staff sergeant ryan o'hara. he survived a tour in afghanistan, only to be killed in the skies over washington, d.c. what do you want people to remember about this moment and your son's sacrifice? >> he loved being in the military. he was so proud of being in the army. >> reporter: when news of the midair collision first broke wednesday night, all gary o'hara heard w

he visited curry, hung onboard the roosevelt y'all the myth too and arrived from stonington, connecticut he himself had been the wheel. he was an avid sailor and outdoorsman and at one point in his career was the secretary of the navy appropriate, given his love of the sea? however, his love of the sea. we'll get to in a minute have proven his. but in june 1933 at this time he's a president and he spent the night at the inn edgartown harbor due to a squall on his way to nantucket. his yacht dropped anchor there and in august of. 1941 he on yacht potomac he anchored in tarpaulin cove. now the anecdote here i wanted to share with you is that if you look at pictures of fdr, there is a pigmented area over his eyebrow and it's never been firmly established. but that pigmented area is suspected by many physicians to have been a sign of melanoma. certainly not in consist and with his love of also you follow his career as president that pigmented area disappears suggesting that it may have been surreptitiously removed without much publicity. the other interesting thing about fdr in terms health

in danbury, connecticut, this morning, we met jason brown clearing the snow off his car, preparing for a 70-mile drive to queens. >> did you know it was coming? >> i didn't know it would be this much. >> reporter: and back in massachusetts, a race to clear sidewalks in new bedford. boston getting more than five inches. its biggest snowfall in three years. at logan airport, more than 450 flights delayed or canceled. more than 3,500 nationwide. that system striking the midwest yesterday blanketing minneapolis in snow, the area now facing another arctic blast, temperatures not expected to rise above freezing for at least the next week. so let's get right to somara theodore. you're tracking multiple storms. the east coast facing even more this week. >> reporter: that's correct, rachel. right now, in fact, they have already issued a winter storm watch for places like washington, d.c. into the delmarva peninsula. southern new jersey, much of west virginia and as far south as roanoke for tuesday night into wednesday morning. the storm that will bring this wintry weather into the mid-atlantic

we're going to start with james in connecticut.hanks for taking. >> my call. i'm a club member, and i was a club member of your other club. my question is about emerson electric. okay. >> emerson. emerson. i got out too soon. i was worried that they did a hostile takeover. i don't like hostile takeovers. it was a mistake by me. i should have felt. you know something? these guys are going to pull it off. my bad. lost. i missed out on 20 points. very bad. let's go to ryan in ohio. ryan. >> hey, jimbo. >> good luck to your eagles this weekend, brother. >> oh thank you buddy i appreciate that. >> what's up? >> i found a stock that i usually watch the either the financials or you know, the indicators. and i found one that's just getting ready to cross the 50 and 200 day. what are your thoughts on five9. >> customer relationship management. they do a very very good. stock. stock is way too cheap i think i am with you and i would pull the trigger. let's go to russ in texas. russ. >> jim, it's great. >> to speak to you. >> shane. what's go

i'm pleased to introduce one of the individuals leading the charge, the senator from connecticut, senator chris murphy. sen. murphy: so elon musk has been floating all sorts of awful, terrible conspiracy theories about what happens at usaid. let's make it very clear that every single day, america is safer because of what happens at usaid. usaid fights terrorist groups all across this world making sure we address the underlying causes for a retreat to terrorism. usaid chases china all around the world making sure china does not monopolize contracts for critical structure all around the world. it supports freedom fighters in this world up until yesterday delivering firewood to the brave ukrainian defenders on the eastern fronts. but let's not pull any punches about why this is happening. elon musk makes billions of dollars based off his business with china. and china is cheering at this action today. there's no question that the billionaire class trying to take over our government right now is doing it based on self-interest. their belief, and if they can make us weaker in the world, if the

today, in the us state of connecticut, all appeared quiet at the luxury mansion where ali fayed livesever occurred." both mohamed al fayed and his other brother salah, who have both died, have been accused of multiple sexual offences. neither faced charges while they were alive. i think for ali fayed, justice should be a criminal investigation. knowing that ali fayed is still alive initially but i also realised that this is my chance to finally stand up for myself. i'm not going to be that scared 24—year—old girl who doesn't know what to do. daniel de simone, bbc news. the uk government is demanding that data from phones and laptops which ends up being stored in what's known as the cloud — the virtual internet — should be made accessible to the security services in order to tackle crime including terrorism and child exploitation. which at the moment only the account holder can access. apple has declined to comment. our technology editor zoe kleinman reports. raging on for years, has boiled over once again today. legally cannot comment on, would mean authorities could access someone's

, the most recently struck city with a terror attack, and others from california to colorado to connecticutere's also this concern that this purge would impact human trafficking task forces, gun groups, and, john and maurice, send a chilling message to fbi agents: be careful what you investigate next and make sure it does not displease president trump. >> so that's filling out the questionnaire. what's the long-term impact here, scott, for the fbi? >> reporter: immediately there's a 12:00 p.m. deadline eastern time tomorrow for the fbi to turn over these names to the u.s. department of justice with the possibility that there are going to be cuts. also possible, lawsuits challenging these firings if they happen by attorneys representing fbi agents. but also, just a make or break day tomorrow. will the fbi do it? we know this statement from assistant director for the new york field office shows that they are trying to rally the troops. he says, "we find ourselves in the middle of a battle of our own as good people are being walked out of the fbi and others are being targeted because they did

a connecticut man busted for reckless driving 12:45 a.m. police driving 135 miles an hour, the suspect told him he was racing home to see his kat. [laughter] the man's name is logan, the last name looks like his cat walked across the keyboard when they typed out. this panel speeding okay if physical pet waiting for you. i think he had a few drinks, he was hoping not to have to do a breathalyzer saying as little as possible kind of like spot run so he was like what is the excuse i can say that has the least amount of syllables? he's like home to kat. [laughter] >> vice president vance taught us kat ladies are a group to be feared but kat when, i think they are far more dangerous. [laughter] i think it is working the arresting officer was a lonely female spinster. [laughter] like get out of here. [laughter] >> do we let them go or send them off to the box and this guy? [cheering] >> it really is a liberal city. making fun of reporters and some think it is a two drink minimum. presidential punchlines next. ♪ [cheering] ♪ the biggest challenge

mike from canton connecticut, can't wait to be stepping out of a coconut on the beach at trump nationalan, that is going to be on time and under budget, try 2028. going to do that the last year you're an office. sack from salem, ohio. let's not forget regina george got hit by a bus. yeah,, i didn't watch that movie. my staff that it would be funny to write that into the script and i read it like an idiot. blanka you san diego. [laughter] i'm waters, this is my world. >> sean: welcome to hannity and tonight we begin with a fox news alert