it's just through the lens of baseball. >> this project is going to bring the buck o'neil education in research center to the historic paseo ymca word. leagues, founders formalized they're league in 1920, new structures will bring apartments and hotels bringing some of the energy that had been 18th and vine in the past during that era of american segregation was essentially about 13 blocks that black folks could operate in this city within those 13 blocks. >> man everything you need a handful of other renovation and development projects have either already been finished or are in the works nearby. like film critic shot edwards booth theater restoration. it only makes sense because this part of kansas city is the cradle to so much black history that has impacted the entire world. once the theater is restored and we're just going to open up the black movie hall of fame, essentially starting in one room just like the leagues, baseball museum across the street that never leagues baseball museum to bob kendrick. i've studied that and him to they have created the blueprint, the blueprint to

both teams coming out energized 1st half johnny o'neill averages 7, a game about 12 and a half othert is a boost u.s. marshal onus. that's pretty sweet. the spin move and the foul gales by 7 at the break. 2nd half broncos hanging in without their top 2 scorers. by the way, o'neill ties the game at 58. >> that same areas would put it away late mike lee lewis stop and pop gales and the game on a 15 6 run. they win it 5, 9 and improved to 22 4. >> another day, another honor for stanford star maxime raynaud. the 7, one center selected to the wooden award. midseason top 20 watchlist. leads the acc in scoring and rebounding leads the nation with 20 double doubles that 6 more than any other power conference player, and the cardinal back in action tomorrow at georgia on able to handle is live in. >> it's good and it's great to see that sky. and, you know, we had some big wins for some of our local schools you know, the dodgers, of course, still hanging on to probably a corpse in clayton kershaw. you know, the money for this is true, but exactly couple million here or there. and you know what

today when we see tons and the beginning to move in for the sufficiency busy of the 10 to 24th tons. o'neill is for a sufficient of 128 percent. one of the few countries enough because that includes stuff we should because of the foundation that more than we do just come. but i've been, you know, the late the font, the succession is from the, the 100 over the, but on from one generation to the other. he was upon us with an east. that is why the finance look on freedom movement organization by created by the way, you was headquartered in the still out. there is not a single off with on the day of the saw the region who did not stick refuge in tons a new because he said this is your home during this drug it do, i don't want a late. i was on be somewhat on my shell, scroll back to gabrielle and we'll go happy. all of them. well, how do? yeah, and how is this on school? is web build for them in dire salon? uganda you waited a good time was 71 house. there he was upon us, look on his who believed in african unity. he believed in east african community, and that is why he was one of the pioneers h

i thought, how nice of tip o'neill to track down speaker of the house a kid in an office and then theresident called, he was very frank, he said, that was some kind of day. he talked about the speech and he said, at first at the end i felt we hadn't, he didn't say this but what he was communicating to me was that he thought what lincoln thought when they speech didn't work, he would say it did not scour. that was a term from plowing. on a farm. if you had a good plow, it scours the earth and does what needs to be done so good planting can be made so he was saying essentially i did not think it scoured so but then i got a call, frank sinatra called me and said, ronnie, you gotta feel good, the american president said the right things. and that made him feel better. i think he loved frank sinatra. nancy loved frank sinatra but more than that, they respected his professionalism and ability to read the moment and his intelligence and he did not call after every speech so if frank called and gave you a good review, you just got a good review. so reagan felt better about it and told me and

starting from my left we have shannon o'neill, our senior vice president, director of studies, our chair at cfr, in addition to leading our david rockefeller's program, oversees over 14 fellowship programs. when she is not putting out fires at cfr or joint pain also like this one she is also a leading authority on global trade, supply chains in latin america. we will have questions for her about latin america, china, russia shortly. next to shannon is michelle gavin, senior fellow for africa policy studies here at cfr. from 2011 to 2014, michelle with the u.s. ambassador to botswana and served concurrently as the u.s. representative to the southern african the community. before her ambassadorship, michelle was senior director for africa on the national security council and stop director on the senate foreign relations committee on african affairs. to my left, elliot abrams, senior fellow for middle eastern studies at cfr. in addition to his time in congress as chief of staff to senator moynahan, assistant secretary of state, also served as deputy assistant to the president and deputy nat

no less o'neill lays it in to tie the game at 58. saint mary's puts it away late mikey lewis for 3 saint mary's ends the game on a 15 6 run and win. 73 to 64. >> that is your morning sports update. have a fantastic day. >> all right. coming up on the kron morning news, 2 companies are being fined for this trench collapses work to the hospital in critical condition this past summer. why state this past summer. why state regulators say i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. excited about saving big five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five.

how nice of tip o'neill, i mean, to track down speaker of the house, a kid in an office.nd then the president called, he was very frank. he said, boy, that was some kind of day. and he talked about the speech. and he said, you know, at first at the end i felt it just -- we hadn't -- reagan didn't say this, but what he was communicating to me was that he thought what lincoln thought when a speech didn't work. he would say, it didn't scour. that was a term from plowing. and a farm. if you've got a good plow, it scours the earth and does what needs to be done. so good planting can be made. reagan was saying, eslings, i felt it -- essentially, i felt it didn't scour. and then he said, but then i got a call. frank sinatra called me and frank said, rony, you got to feel good, the american president said the right things. and it was very good. and that made him feel better. he admired -- i think he loved frank sinatra and nancy loved frank. but more than that, they respected his professionalism and his ability to reap the moment and his intelligence and he didn't call after ever

follow it up, which is that has been given to new members of congress from john adams through chip o'neill. and so you can it with all of the sense of history and the moments of partizanship ship that are there. so i invite you to take a moment to do that. either now or later. this program is our only possible because people in this vision and they investments of their time, their talent and their money and we are grateful that the women's procurement circle has made an investment. lizzie sullivan, you're supposed to wave. there's a whole crew from the women's procurement circle here, and our presenting sponsor is wells fargo. and i'd like to invite brian smith, come and provide a welcome. mr. smith is the executive vice president, head of government relations and public policy. please. thanks. we appreciate. wells fargo appreciates. this opportunity. last spring we partnered with the u.s. capital historical to commemorate the 100th anniversary of native american. and we're honored that historical society has asked us to partner again and to welcome the members of 119th congress. we, as ja

my colleague union o'neill will be in next and less than half an hour by the a decrease to but i should use the restroom over the course and nobody in the community is i just googled it. i was curious. let me just see if someone was soon as opposed to what you need for me to get it done. so i think she was wanting to just because it doesn't come, you know, can you go to the integrity most of the true kind of stuff that i think would you like me to get to you sheets to the list because i know i just came down on the issue that i've used the most of the new e phone to do with this issue, the video to been you'll be able to go to a garage and i don't like the editor of to the they found in the car was able to another way to, to best sports person does i use the on the history when you to enter the look over the people, the spots the pressure was about. but i think the only for, i'm you, which i showed us and i for children yesterday, any foreclosures new way us with the bus was nothing in need. of course to some remodeling teeth. suddenly less could we be some with them. we will start to m

my colleague union o'neill will be in next in about half an hour with foreigners, by the the, my fellow americans. today, i armed forces joined our nato allies in air strikes against the serbian forces the excess or try what the leave it to see value. so same thing will pass since the, my, you over to somebody, fields that on that i do the bill a full state, monique 0, set up to me pretty much similar to, to toothpaste. i most know when i'm gone to the else the, to the quote to that land. there's even a total distance are going to do them and i will know what's going. so you know, in light of your neck you cannot get the boys to the waste green any way in any way that know the name of the way the on that issue. talk about best thing with that. under the surgery. if i sent you an app before they made that up of the set doing the counter valid, really because i'm looking for the for obviously some of the things we're still covering for the number one. ok, so me customer service time still the case is of the nation, which is reinforced with the depleted uranium that has some special capaci

but this thing with us, my colleague union o'neill will be in next dentist about half an hour with morning by the the when i was here position, i was suggesting we bought val great. i was suggesting that we send american pilots in an blow up the bridges on the drain and i was suggesting we take out his oral supply. i was suggesting very specific, actually the wife was suggesting we take out his oral supply. the landing. deja is 64. he was with the work crew that cleared the danbury off to the city of india was bombed in 1999. it wasn't, it was very striking. definitely video amiens' cells, we use his work mates. old died laser of cancer. the is the of the survivor, the promoted, some of them old. you know with this question patel p. m a to or not because the pin, the still equipped fitness was the lack of being in there. so set them dollar for the sum gulfport dancer sam was a good day to me, a plus. so look that in some of that could be they should do it for, for this some 4th period to 4th grade and not to miss mole. what we're going to do, the squids by bill bombard going all the cars.

julian i - in - thank you very o'neill in belfast, thank you very much for that. thank you.al date has been set forjune. our reporterjessica lane has more. the gates have reopened, but for teachers, students harvey willgoose dead. i've got his grubby t—shirt on so i can smell him. he could get on with a 35—year—old bloke. they went to read some of the messages left outside harvey's school from friends, teachers and others who just making it even stronger. each other support. i was at school and i heard it going around my school, but ijust harvey was very cheeky. he was always smiling. literally everyone knew him. so never, never didn't. have a smile on his face. he's met people through away games and we found them at bramall lane crying. from all over the country. it was just his life. as a 15—year—old boy, who can't be identified because of his age, appeared there. and is due to appear in court again in april. but also, they say, to make sure everyone feels safe jessica lane, bbc news. let's get more on what hearing about a little earlier. the bank of england's decision to

he is accusing the sheriff and her alleged boyfriend, assistant sheriff victor o'neill, of ordering him to sign and serve illegal internal affairs documents targeted at political opponents. the suit also alleges that after phillip disagreed with a staffing decision by corpus, she retaliated by removing phillip from his position, stripping him of his duties and much more. corpus has denied any wrongdoing. all right. check weather now. much drier tonight compared to this time yesterday. a live look over the city and as you can see, it is gorgeous. look at the lights all lit up. the bay bridge, the salesforce tower and everything in between. just a great night. let's check in with mark now and what looks like a pretty good weekend. maybe a little colder though, right? >> yeah. that's right. yeah. the storm clouds moving on out. but that cold air, it's going to really settle in. so thick coats, coats out. yeah. there you go. it might not be the best person to give fashion advice, but get the thick coat and the sweater first thing tomorrow morning. >> you'll do just fine, mark. >> there you

today when we see tons and the beginning to move in for the sufficiency busy of the 10 to 24th tons, o'neill is for a sufficient at 128 percent. one of the few countries enough because that includes stuff we should because of the foundation that more than we do just come. but i've been, you know, the late the font, the succession is from the, the 100 over the, but on from one generation to the other. he was upon us with an east. that is why the finance look on freedom movement organization by created by the way, you was headquarters in the still out there is not a single off with on the day and the saw the region who did not stick refuge in tons on you because he said this is your home during this drug, eduardo more lane. i was on be somewhat on my shell, scroll back to gabrielle and we'll go happy. all of them. well, how's the? and how is this on? school is was billed for them in dire salon. uganda, you waited a good time was 71 house. there he was upon off because his who believed in african unity, he believed in east african community. and that is why he was one of the pioneers. he regret

there is not a single african me die in the southern region who did not stick refuge in tons. o'neill, because he said this is your home during this drug, eduardo more lane. i was on be somewhat on myself. so, but the gotta be a little guy, be all of them. well, house the on the houses on schools who are billed for them in dire salon. uganda you waited a good time, was 71 house. there he was a find out for countries who believed in african unity. he believed in east african community. and that is why he was one of the pioneers he blasted, however, that he did not agree with the new bloom on the 6th day of march, the 1997. when he was invited to a crowd gone to talk about the top of the page and of the 40 of the study of gunners independence. he said, look, oh my was the right. we went wrong. we should have united africa immediately on the reminder. these orders that we never talk about, that particular meeting, the meeting in 1965 in after i've gone when the cool my thought that there would be unity i did toward his audience. when i moved out of that meeting, i had some president say

after 2 day pause runs in about $23.00 levels and the commodities o'neill battling in itself cubic province about 70 kilometers from the provincial capital with the carpet. and we tried the 3 fights as took control of the key city of going about 2 weeks ago. it is from east and southern africa. according for an unconditional cease far. bolivia is on high and low top to more than 20 people died in flood schools by weeks of torrential rain. the west invasion of the past has been harvested. officials the se, hundreds were forced to flee the homes with his bus. the banks and inundated towns, the government says heavy rain full will continue throughout february. and the white house says a us school teacher who was detained in russia in 2021 is on his way home. mot photo was arrested in moscow share much of a 4th and given the 14 year sentence for possessing marijuana, which he said he used for medical reasons, his release comes doctor visit to must go by us special envoy at steve with cough all those, all the headlines and use continues are now just they're off to the palestine, the bar who in 2

but my colleague union o'neill will be in next stuff and just over half an hour with more news in the meantime. as always, if you want to learn more about the stories we're covering here on our to international visit, our website, r t dot com, the the if you think about russia, what does your mind the picture, the bottom landscapes open up before your eyes? the last one, just imagine the the discount starts, the journey, the the you ready to come along the stuff for the machine, for the picture such as you the show color of the day our daughter should use this vehicle. is it the economic war to model have us the kinds of what it means, different experiments you, if this doesn't take that test next august, even though is then you must sort of the old server to compliance. i'm bill gage goes up, developing bio chemical weather's inside of the guns. good to watch the news move. i'm assuming should you know which one cheaper to use? the white glove service customer. what do you think of the receptionist? the or the, this is how they shut down the lowest russian office of a so called milto

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my colleague union o'neill will be in next in just over half an hour with more news by the look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept. we have such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your mind, anticipation. we should be very careful about our professional intelligence at the point, obviously is to create a truck rather than fit the area with artificial intelligence. we have somebody in the theme and the robot must protect this phone. existence was on the there's no end and side over how you're going to continue to destroy. the error is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also a pursuit. this is 3rd world lunacy re washing, press 4. so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deal. so what should be living on not have very good stuff again, you know, a price here in your i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask question

so what our project has done is so fuel the o'neill was we look into the mountain is oval map, it's complex, it's political, it's a case of someone mckinney information 12 league and probably following up to him him. so unfortunately, martinez so will was caught in the middle of this fight between functions and the investigation really reviews the 2 things that we know as communion. we know we have a 42 year dictates issue. we know that we are governed by corruption and violence . this is what maintains this make machine in power, but in the mountain this case, we for the most ex, most violent phones of the abuse that citizens on the going in the republic of the medium a goes jump. yeah. moving, feeling good. and his alleged accomplices have been charged, and so it goes, moved to a rate of trial, but don't expect a verdict any time soon. i'm sure that you're not accountability as being the future of copious 42 years. so for those who challenge the system, justice is hard to come. and finally, a legal case in australia, a journalist, taking a broadcast or to court over what can or cannot be

creature necessary that is going to do it for me for now, but this thing with us, my colleague union o'neill will be in next in about half an hour with more news by the the of wanted to come here since i was 121 my grandfather told me his mom came from russia of and we were, i was part russian. i didn't plan on staying this long and i was gonna look around, i was gonna see if it was for me that like it, maybe i'll look at some properties come back in a few more years after i'm retired and then just finish out life in russia but then i came and then i was like, i don't remember when i go home, that's how i felt about rush. i love it. i love it so much here that i don't even want to leave. i just want to travel around rush, i have no desire to go to any other country. the i've never been here in russia. the i've only lived here a few months, but i wanted to tell you what fascinates me about russia and share the stories of other foreigners who lived here. like jay who worked as a chef and now raises godes mix cheese in the countryside. like chad who has been granted political asylum because he'

all right, and that is going to do for me for now, but to stay with us, my colleague union o'neill will be in next in just over half an hour with more news . just stay tuned on here on our team and ask for that by the hello and welcome to cross software. all things are considered and peter level, donald trump risk repeating jo biden's disasters and gaza allowing genocide he returned to office claiming to be a peacemaker trumps of words and actions about gods that demonstrate the opposite. what donald trump does now will define his presidency and legacy, the cross talking guys, i'm joined by my guess what i'm in mirandi until around is a professor at the university of the around in rome. we have romano roberto, she is an author and the managing editor of the palestine chronicle. and in toronto, we crossed the esteban curriculum of lopez. he is a news desk editor at the cradle. all right, cross talk girls in effect, that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciated well, how many mirandi and towed in what is trump's gambit here? because if all of us obviously have made i

my colleague union o'neill discuss the latest ukraine drama with us conservative commentator, joe almon. for remember, they've been walking away from the table to get to a peace deal for several years. it's not that there wasn't an appetite on your side or on russian side to come to some sort of agreement. and it's not as said vladimir put, and one of the get involved in this, in this war to begin with, right? this was, this was an offensive that was set out very strategically in order to take care of, of things inside of ukraine. that frankly, you created it by any other terms that you can create a new president and the people in ukraine would've been charged with warcraft. so instead, what they've done is projected what they have done to their own people and, and frankly, the appetite is not there because more is very profitable for really bad people. and piece is not something that bad people seek as, as a resolution. so i think you're gonna see some, some shift, things happen as ship things happen. as people start seeing what the benefits are having a peaceful society or a peaceful

my colleague union o'neill will be in next in just over half an hour this morning the the hello, my name is joe, i'm a traditional catholic, father of 6 children. i'm from dallas, texas originally. all right, my girls. what are you doing? by that time? many things had changed since cove it in america, and she talked about the eligibility propaganda and all that sort of thing. we think that we would like to move and live somewhere else to raise our children. 2023. my wife and i and my 6 children, we moved to restaurant, really actually seen all these movies of russia being this dark, very place and crash and everybody starving. these are fish eggs. mm hm. and yeah. okay. so that's called the current and the russians loved pizza. of what it's like living in russia with a big family. the good and the bad. the pros and cons expectations, meeting reality killed in the i can't this is but the thing that i see the the hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . the russians and the americans have made it clear they want to normalize relations after the

my colleague union o'neill will be in next in about half an hour with more news by the hello and welcome to was a part. and jo pulls to explore them in any other area of human activity. friendship and latino come at a price that's particularly true about the relationship between great powers which now wished and you inflection point with the potential for mutual cooperation and mutual the structure the.

my colleague union o'neill will be in next in about half an hour with foreigners the the the, [000:00:00;00] the, of course, the near wes. lots of stuff is a lot going out of the g at the fortune of us and that sort of in a sports and she goes never that was you the story. unfortunately, nate or studio and i see for sure option that this be so for ship, if we started, the critics will go straight and you want you to where it was a school in your welski territory, savings casinos, the natural logos of it. so former ship portion was the avoided me talk about football, i still knew about chavo in gold and on my side as close i, you was a category stores board us at ocean and continued to go out and dialed it, building now probably not sure. the south be strong, clear, but i still don't so you can do so full, so comfortable at the blog post and discovery. smith gosh, can't foolish boys coming out on the bus which is still going to me. so i've only portion of i've used them or got the going in go use the talk about some of what you get to talk about as there's dorski a whole bunch bundle o

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we have the o'neill institute for national and global health. we have the institute for national law and this is the center at the law school, but what it goes to show is what's happening here and around the world affects all of us as citizens and whatever our policies of specializations, and the rule of law is essential. and so, thank you all for joining us and may i now call the speakers for the first panel to the stage. [applause]. [inaudible conversations] >> well, good morning and thanks for joining us for this symposium. i'd like to start thanking dan and mccourt school of public policy and georgetown law school for putting together this wonderful event. we're delighted to share some of the key insights from our book, rule of law under pressure. and to talk about how those impacts might apply to our current challenges to democracy and the rule of law, both here in this country and around the world. events, i think, recent events have elevated our concerns for the rule of law, shifts in the united states fit a broader global pattern that's

but do stay with us here on our to international my colleague union o'neill will be in next in just over half an hour's time with mornings the i'm deanna removed, but he got to bend the date in campbell county in the republic of our conversations. continue on today. we look good. uh, nice quantity individual noticed and holly sauce, uh monday le, otherwise known buys, klein name madiba. when the history of the struggle for independence and particularly the history of gains, the appetite movement is written in the name on monday. law stands um it stands out the costs, although you came late into this trial, go through that and see he played a critical role is important to remind ourselves that is the n c or the african national congress was created in 1900 on of one of the oldest freedom fighting movements, enough with the, with the great size, just fix the guys, soccer said man and of cause out of button to lindale out came in late on the seasons of the the individual who in the car exhibit to join the struggle was worked at sea food, and when he joined the struggle at that time, the out

my colleague union o'neill will be in next in about half an hour with more news by the hello and welcome to was a part. and jo pulls to explore them in any other area of human activity, friendship and ality come at a price that's particularly true about the relationship between great powers which now wished and you inflection point with the potential for mutual cooperation and mutual destruction being roughly equal, which way are the scales of history likely to tip? i'll discuss that. i'm now joined by we're shown such demo a professor of the give a hello narrow university in and your daily professor is great to talk to. thank you very much for your time. thank you for having me. now, most jo, political discussions this, these are colored by the events in the united states and the integration of donald trump and give them their dramatic or a times erratic nature. i think it gives many of the nations and i'll put change you to have a sober look at the policies and decide which way they want to go, perhaps towards more self grounding and deciding which relationship they want to keep for ea

and joumanna bercetche has been speaking with scott o'neill as he attended the season opener in riyadhthe game about -- growing the game of golf and there are many new and exciting leaders. if you look at derek of pga and mark at the rna and i am new at liv and i know the pga is working along -- is looking for a new executive and that provides us an opportunity to step back and appreciate where we are at this moment and move forward in the fact that the root -- the leader of the free world and the president of the u.s. validates how important this game is and i still believe it is one of life's great teachers and just as important as we could possibly find today, so any news that brings us closer to that is welcome for all the golf fans around the world. >> have you spoken to the president directly yourself? >> no. in a few weeks we will be in miami playing at a trump course and i imagine he will make an appearance but in these first 30 days i have had the time of my life getting to know these incredible stars like brooks and dustin and bryson. we have the best players around the world

my colleague union o'neill will be next on archie in about half an hour with more news by the, [000:00:00;00] the mastery and or tennessee welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world, from the middle east. the 2nd phase of negotiations between israel and palestine. resistance organizations is due to begin, as donald trump fails to ethnically cleansed, some 2300000 palestinians into jordan in egypt and trump administration. we also need to keep an eye on brussels today, as believe you need is media alongside nato boss of elk river and u. k. p. m. as a gustavo, all of whom seek to prolong the proxy war on russia through grain. ironic then that it's a few years to the day since allies you as president roosevelt. you gave him winston churchill and russians. joseph stalin, met to forward your peaceful well to the old confidence in crimea at the end world war 2. joining me now for leg jackson, texas is the executive director of the run full institute for peace and prosperity . daniel mcadams. he goes there on pool liberty reported x u. s. presidential candidate. wond

fellows elliott abrams, liana fix, shannon o'neil. we will discuss the global profile, how are countries around the world looking at this relationship? what are these countries doing in all of thee -- these regions? thank you all for joining us. i would like to welcome now bay fong and richard fontaine to the stage. thank you. bay: thank you all for joining us today. this will be a really interesting conversation. i have the pleasure of moderating this opening keynote session entitled no limits, the china-russia relationship and u.s. foreign policy. with my good friend, richard fontaine here in the room, and ams consider -- ambassador bob blackwill on the screen. we will have half an hour of conversation and you guys will be able to ask questions. so i wanted to start actually with ambassador blackwill. if you could lay out for us how you guys decided to write this report. >> thank you, bay. good to see all of you if only remotely. richard and i in the summer of 2003 were hard at work on our book on the pivot, and realized that an imp

democrats and republicans could get along, the fingers reagan and tip o'neill examples of hashing it out, my father was at the white house and he and kennedy would go at it left and right but at the end of the day they would find a way to move forward together. since about 2008, 2010 for a variety of reasons both sides, social media, new technology is how we communicate, this generation, that is all they see unfortunately. i'm the eternal optimist. i always believe in a system and i believe in the best in it until it is proven to be a complete failure. the argument, i don't blame one side or the other. both sides, the republicans are going to destroy democracy, the democrats are killing the constitution, all that kind of stuff, those are just dog whistles for i don't agree with you and the other side is evil. i'm not putting the blame on trump or anything like that but the democrats, let me backup. we talk about the republican party to address that young woman, how can you let this happen. no one person is letting anything happen. i worked hard to get nikki haley elected, didn't work

tip o'neill bake is -- basically stripped him of everything and said, you won't matter here. senator graham ended up switching parties as one can do. he resigned his seat as a democrat, went back home to texas, ran in the same district that he served in but ran as a republican. asking the people texas -- of texas, do you want to have me? i will be a republican and not a democrat. >> what did you learn from him? >> everything. he's my second father. the advice and counsel he gave. as he famously says, he paid me $18,000 a year. my very first job. i had the pleasure of working in his mailroom. when i complained, he says, the education you've gotten, you should been paying me. he was absolutely correct. >> family? >> family. eight nieces and nephews. two brothers. one sister. two parents still going strong. >> what did they think about all of this? >> they are on cloud nine. i told the story the other night. i came here with my father. my parents brought me up early on. my dad grew up a democrat congressman. i remember eating navy bean soup with him in the members restaurant. i

for fox business and "mornings with maria" we shadowed sha goal o'neil for his -- s shaquille o'nealnta, and gronk in miami for that partnership. what's been the highlight for you in throwing all of these parties? >> yeah, just incredible to see it keep getting bigger and bigger. feels like these events are bigger than the game itself. in new orleans this year, there's so much excitement around our events and the great ancillary events before the game. it just continues to grow and grow and i think people -- we know 50, 60% of the people come down to new orleans, they don't go to the game. they're coming to our events or other events taking place through the weekend so they're really a draw on its own and it's incredible to see what the events are coming. cheryl: the kelce jam festival will be exciting. medium rare has thousands of vendors this week, a huge team pulls off the event, hospitality, security, 100%, i think this is great, retired and current military personnel. talk to us about the impact that these parties have on the local economy and what does it cost to put these on?

johnson o'neil has more. >> a midnight deadline averted, at least for now after a federal judge putssident trump's federal worker buyout plan on hold. more than 2 million federal employees face job cuts, all part of team trump's attempt to cut costs by trimming the size of government unions representing federal workers filed a lawsuit to delay the program's deadline. the efforts that the probe this administration has taken. >> our efforts to weaken the civil service. on the whole fought behind removing due process rights of federal employees about a loyalty test. the office of personnel management, a government agency which manages federal civil service, sent a memo to federal workers last week telling them to, quote, resign. now. >> and be paid through september or face possible layoffs. they don't want to show up to the office if they want to rip the american people off, they're welcome to take this buyout and we'll find highly competent individuals who want to feel he's right. the administration says some 60,000 workers have already taken the buyout. the buyout program is similar

joining us on the stage right now, make some noise for the seal of liv golf, the one and only scott o'neill is now time to meet the top three finishing individuals. in third place, from fireballs gc, abraham ancer! in second place. >> mexico in second and in third here in adelaide. >> and here, your 2025 liv golf adelaide champion, captain of torque gc, "b.a." joaquin niemann ! "joaco" joaquin niemann! >> what a sight, for chile and joaco niemann, captain of torque gc. >> we are about to introduce our team champions. >> time to crown the team champions here in adelaide. >> please welcome the team champions of adelaide, fireballs gc! >> they began the day trailing from majesticks by a shot. >> and then you fireball, luis messa value masaveu. >> they collected 12 under par today. that was the best round of any team on championship sunday. that's the time to do it. the fifth win in their history. a first for luis masaveu. 22 years of age. they are a formidable outfit. >> here we go. i'm going in. let's give it up for sergio garcia! >> cell confirmation. joaco niemann with a seven under par 65

o'neil breakout. said the qs are the little engine that could, and you point to a potential breakout. about 539, let's say we close above there. what happens from that point? >> i think you get a massive rally if we get above that 539 area, because that's an area a of resistance. the little engine that could, it just keeps going sideways and boring the horns off a goat here this is okay because sooner or later it's going to break out. you were talking with your last guest, oneover the things we look at is cash buildup, and if you rook at the st. louis fed on money market, $6.9 trillion of cash, that is amazing in money markets that can come into this market and push things higher. and the qs historically have done very well, mainly heavy in tech. charles: and speaking of which, the semis play a big role. they've been sort of range bound. some are going up, some are going down. you've got some semiconductor ideas that are in that buy zone, asml, marvell and taiwan semiconductor. let me ask you about a

. >> shannon o'neill. >> all right, everybody. kelly, i'm. >> going to begin with you. >> can you help. >> make sense of the explanations here? because because there have been so many about what these. >> tariffs are supposed. >> to accomplish. >> well. >> the. >> confusion. >> if any of us. >> and our. >> viewers are. >> experiencing it is warranted. >> because there. >> have in fact. >> been many different. >> data points. >> many. >> different comments made that are. >> not all coming together. >> to make. >> this. easily understandable. the president, we know. >> has a. >> long time. >> support for the idea. >> of using tariffs. he has employed them before. >> and he is doing so now. and it. >> is in. >> rendering the. >> kind of response. from mexico and canada are two closest neighbors and allies. to have a flurry of activity to. >> try. >> to get at the heart of this. what is. unclear is what specifically. >> each of our. >> neighboring countries could do. to prevail. >> upon president trump to not go forward with this. >>

that's what we have spiraled into from when when it was reagan and tip o'neill, and they would get togethercrat and a republican and fix things. now, i mean, what michelle obama said was 100% correct. and what rfk is 100% correct, and bloomberg is 100% correct. we do. we shield people, kids all the time. you got to wear a helmet, you got to wear a seatbelt. you got the government always is watching at our health. and they should do the same thing with food, especially the food that the kids can't afford. and we're giving to them should be the healthiest food we can possibly provide. >> i'm going to be a little bit more optimistic than that, because that was 15 years ago. and i remember when i was in college and that became an issue. i was i spoke out against. >> college 15 years ago. >> yeah. >> i got. >> hold on, i want to hear this. so you were you were picketing against the healthy food. >> well, because like the bloomberg thing, getting rid of the big gulps i thought was ridiculous. that became the symbol of the entire thing. right. get your hands off my. >> big kids, my juvenile diabet

the team coached by shaq, shaquille o'neil, gets the easy victory over charles barkley's team.seys. very fresh. >> that court, the blue and gold. >> yeah >>> all right. that was the news. joe, what's coming up in "popstart"? >> we will bring you inside last night's snl 50 special. >>> plus on "popstart," the big concert that kicked off the weekend. it is all ahead after these messages. or light-headedness, can come and go. but if you have afib, the risk of stroke is always there. if you have one or more symptoms, get checked out. making that appointment can help you get ahead of stroke risk. this is no time to wait. [rattle of barista pouring coffee beans] ahead of stroke risk. [grinding noises] [bubbling water] [people softly talking] [whoosh of steam] [trickle of espresso pouring out] [whoosh of espresso settling] [pouring espresso into cup] [sliding coffee on counter] [person sipping their coffee] [♪♪] looking for better hydration at half the price? try curél ultra healing lotion. the dermatologist-tested formula contains an advanced ceramide complex, and provides 2-times mo

did jack kennedy, the ronald reagan tip o'neill used to say, ronald reagan is the best speechmaker inepared text, that was his shot at him. but the fact is, you know, will people listen to chris murphy? that's a great question. we should try it out. >> you got to have the right messenger, though, the messenger that people will listen to. here's my question about about democrats in congress. what should they do about the spending bill when it comes up or the great big beautiful. >> they have a great opportunity on march 14th to say no. >> isn't that enough? >> no and no is a good word. >> it should the should the senators, as you know, one senator can tie the senate in knots. right. in terms of, of nominations in terms of just being able to do anything. i mean, that's the way the senate works. so should democratic senators be doing. >> what is it michael bennet do that. chuck is doing? there's a lot of good speakers out. >> there doing it. of hawaii. >> on doing that on state department. right. nominees below the secretary and he's holding them. >> tommy tuberville is how to do it. >>