the bird community, the whale community ever go near these things, whop, whop, whop, whop, whop. if of course this is stupid. we've got to stop doing that because it's really expensive waste of money. there's other ways to get electricity, but that is the most stupid idea i've ever seen supported by a lot of people who never thought through how dumb it was. might as well call it what it is, sheer stupidity. stuart: we've got to have nat gas and nuclear. >> yeah, exactly. stuart: thank you, kevin. to say that new york city is in crisis is an understatement. the governor -- government of this city is close to collapse. the democrats are deliberately ignoring their own role in the ruin of our once-great city. that's my take, top of the hour. >>> the latest on the delta that plane that flipped over at toronto's airport. we're trying to figure out exactly what happened. the latest from toronto is next. ♪ ♪ choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels. because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain

a whopping 80 million people nationwide on alert for heavy snow, freezing rain, and dangous ice in the> it's coming right down off the mountain. >> up north, a dangerous dose of snow and ice with more on the way. >> back here in tennessee for february, it's rare to have five tornadoes and one day when the state typically sees three tornadoes for the entire month. >> the storms are far from over, a whopping 80 million people nationwide on alert for heavy snow, freezing rain and dangerous ice in the days ahead. in the bull's-eye this weekend, the northeast but the storms don't stop there, they will track across the midwest, the planes and even down south well into next week. >>> a stunning development and arrest tonight connected to the death of a local telemundo reporter a woman, danette colbert and anchor, adan manzano was re found unresponsive in a hotel room according to police. he was later pronounced dead but the cause of the death is unknown. a woman, danette colbert is currently behind bars after authority say they tractor on surveillance video entering his hotel room early wedne

butter has gone up by 18%, and instant coffee by a whopping 21%.former friend. a jury in los angeles acquitted him on two assault charges that would have come up to 24 years in prison. well, a new report from the house of commons has of their kids. it aims to prevent older people from digital exclusion. so this is a huge sinkhole that's swallowing up a road in surrey, and it's been declared a major incident. the original hole has grown to nearly 20m since it first appeared on monday night, and a second one has appeared, too. that's you all caught up now. madrid knock manchester city out of the champions league. and it's a losing start for the hosts as new zealand beat pakistan on the opening day of the itc champions trophy. it has been a night to forget for manchester city. they have been dumped out of the uefa champions league by a rampant real madrid in spain. trailing 3—2 from the home leg, any hope of a comeback was extinguished by two goals from killian mbappe

. tron says that in fact, the specific popularity that he's attributed to zaleski that will be a whopping 4 percent, didn't come from russia, more like it came straight from the trump institute for instinctive pulling or you know, a pool of his golf buddies. the leader in ukraine. i mean, i hate to say it, but he's down at 4 percent approval rating. and yeah, i would say that, you know, when they want to see that the table, you could say that people have to win the people that be great. and have to say like, you know, it's been a long time since we've had an election, but of course if trump is resorting to the following guest, it's about how popular zalinski might be. now as a substitute for the long overdue election that zalinski is postponed indefinitely . apparently, because people can't possibly be expected to file a democratic equivalent of a customer satisfaction inquiry about the guy stage managing a losing more well, it all must be rushed as faults. of course, it was russia that invaded ukraine. 3 years ago, the president to the united states suggest that ukraine started the war t

instacart is betting big, spending a whopping $350 million to acquire the technology in 2021.has come a long way in the last century. this is where it all began for the shopping cart? >> this is it. >> reporter: the world's first cart was invented in 1937 by an oklahoma city grocer named sylvan goldman who put wheels and a handle on a folding chair. >> he noticed that people stopped buying produce, buying their material when their basket was full. so he came up with this idea of putting a basket on some sort of cart or trolley. >> reporter: steve velazquez is a curator at the smithsonian's national museum of american history in washington, d.c. so the shopping cart is born in the 1930s. does it catch on quickly? >> it does. he hired actors to pretend shop to fill the carts, to walk around, and then people started using these carts, and that's when it really took off. >> reporter: shopping carts have grown over the decades as marketing supersized and refrigerators kept food fresher longer. is it really necessary to reinvent the wheel? >> what's happened is that online has trans

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he's been collecting them for the past 40 years, and he's now amassed a whopping 8882 bricks, housed in a special barn built just for his collection. >> that is a lot of bricks. the bricks come from all over the u.s. and the world, including germany, greece, ireland and even new zealand. his oldest brick is from the roman empire, dating back to 100 a.d. >> by the way, that's 20 tons of bricks. maybe you just build a house. >> moving day would be tough. >> very tough. next to skiing down the side of an active volcano. >> not something i want to do. this happened on the east coast of sicily. a team of professional skiers. they braved the 2000 degree molten lava pouring out of mount etna for a once in a lifetime late night adventure. >> still, italian authorities, obviously, with this video going viral and all that urging curious explorers, skiers, snowboarders stay out of the lava flow zone. >> that's crazy. i hate to say this, but i hope that they have good life insurance policies. this. i don't think this is like the safest thing to do. come on. >> and also, is it hot or is it cold?

prices jumped 15% in january and are up a whopping 170% since 2019. consumers are not only seeing higher prices at the grocery store, >>>>but >>also at restaurants. waffle house added a 50 cent surcharge for eggs. lynn's restaurant, outside of minneapolis is doing the same. >>>>we felt bad, but the only thing we could do was go to the menu and we we did a temporary surcharge of $0.35 per egg. it remains to be seen where we are going with inflation. >>>>cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger says rising rent and housing costs continue to drive overall inflation higher, and many economists are trying to gauge the future impact of president trump's tariffs on imported goods. >>>>if those tariffs stayed in place for a number of months, we would see prices go up and we would see the inflation rate rise. >>>>all this is bad news for people looking to get a loan with prices moving higher. the federal reserve is expected to leave interest rates alone at its next meeting in march, and the fed is not likely to cut rates again until inflation starts easing.

prices jump 15% in january and up a whopping 170% since 2019. consumers are not only seeing higher prices at the grocery store, but also at restaurants. >> and we felt bad. but the only thing we could do is go to the menu. we did a temporary surcharge of 35 cents per egg. >> it will remain to be seen where we are going with inflation. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger says they will drive inflation higher with many economists trying to gauge the impact. it will be president trump's tariffs on imported goods. >>> meanwhile house republicans unveiled the budget resolution calling for tax cuts up to $4.5 trillion, while also slashing $2 trillion of federal spending. democrats say the plan mainly helps billionaires and other corporations. republicans currently hold a slim majority in the house. 218 to 215. >>> well, california's production of wine grapes have seen a big dip in 2024. the state posting a 23% drop in crushed grapes from the previous year. they were seen in both red and white varieties, but the report is signaling it was the

some ticketed experiences start at a whopping 500 bucks. diego martinez is visiting from saratoga. he's sporting his merch and checking out all the action at chase center, ending with sunday night's big game. >> it was a gift for christmas. >> martinez has his eye on one player in particular. >> type of curry. never, can never go wrong with him. >> and as you can imagine, the traffic around here is crazy right now. we still have hundreds, thousands of people coming. they're walking, they're taking uber, they're taking the bus. they're taking muni. now, this nba all-star weekend has, definitely set the stage for future events to come in san francisco. and of course, we're talking about the super bowl next year and world cup. we're live here in san francisco. suzanne phan abc seven news. >> this is just the beginning, suzanne. thank you. well, a program that helps the city's unhoused is getting a big financial boost from an nba legend. we first told you about it yesterday. charles barkley, who has been critical of the city, is donating $250,000 to support the glide foundation's work.

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. >>> 50 yearsf "saturday night live" has added up to a whopping 980 episodes.history behind the tradition. >> talk about a live show. >> reporter: george carlin was the first. but more than 650 actors, hletes, musicians and others have followed, hosting snl. >> the emotions are insane, between laughing, crying, puking. it's azing. >> reporter: alec baldwin has hosted the most. >> ts is my 17th time. >> reporter: 25 others have hosted at least five times. martin short's the latest to earn the five-timers jacket. >> it's live television, anything can happen. >> reporter: michael keaton's taken the reins four times. each in a different decade. >> it opates so smoothly now. it's insane. they do this every week. well, almost every week. >> reporter: weeks that are demanding for a host. even stage veterans. >> it's like being shot from a cannon. >> reporter: drew barrymore experienced it. >> i love video games. >> reporter: when she was just 7, snl's young est host. while 88-year-old betty white n a grassroots campaign to become the oldest host. the most unlikely hos

some ticketed experiences start at a whopping 500 bucks. diego martinez is visiting from saratoga. he's sporting his merch and checking out all the action at chase center, ending with sunday night's big game. >> it was a gift for christmas. >> martinez has his eye on one player in particular. >> type of curry. never, can never go wrong with him. >> and you can imagine the traffic around here is crazy. the muni is packed. busses are packed. we see people coming by. uber by lyft. they're walking. and we should tell you this nba all-star weekend. this this nba definitely sets the stage for more big events to come next year, including the super bowl and world cup. we're live in san francisco tonight. suzanne phan abc seven news. >> it's the beginning of an exciting time, suzanne. thank you. a program that helps the city's unhoused is getting a big financial boost from an nba legend. we first told you about it yesterday. charles barkley, who has been critical of the city, is donating $250,000 to support the glide foundation's work. glide ceo talked about the donation today. >> he was re

in san jose, the average mortgage is a whopping $8,000 a month, nearly double the cost of a ticket. 5900. los angeles and san diego weigh in at around $4,900 a month. all right, san francisco getting ready for a lunar new year tradition. the celebration on weeks time. local leaders want o to make sure businesses and neighbors feel safe as they get ready for the festivities. okay. thanks, troy. today, a couple of supervisors, police chief bill scott and others gathered inside the ingleside neighborhood. they walked the streets and spoke with businesses about safety and crime concerns. so it is really important that this event symbolize that we're bringing people together. we're bringing community together to support our merchants. when we invite people to come out to our events in the city and be out in the streets, people want to be safe and they want to feel safe. and it's reassuring to know that the police department is a partner, not not just for security, but we're truly a partner. and one business owner we spoke with says thieves have broken into his store multiple times. they

a whopping 80 million people nationwide on alert for heavy snow, freezing rain, and dangerous ice in in the bulls eye this weekend, the northeast, but the storms don't stop there, they'll track across the midwest, plains, and even down south, well into next week. >>> breaking news now, a stunning development and arrest now connected to the death of a local telemundo reporter on assignment at the super bowl. sam brock has the latest. >> reporter: 27-year-old sports reporter and anchor, adan manzano was found unresponsive in a hotel room according to police, and later pronounced dead, though the cause of his death is unknown. a woman, danette colbert is behind bars after authorities say they tracked her on surveillance video entering the hotel room early wednesday morning. >> a short time later, the female left and came back, and by 6:00 a.m., she left and never returned. >> reporter: law enforcemt located colbert in new orleans late last night, and obtained a warrant for her residence, where they found manzano's credit card, his cell phone, narcotics and a firearm, though they don't b

a whopping great loss. and adventure with openai the founder stood alongside donald trump and there are worries about his propensity for bet the house deals. a bit awkward behind the scenes of stargate. sam altman telling tom mackenzie elon musk's whole life is lived from a position of insecurity. an interesting interview with tom mackenzie. let's go to him in paris where the u.k. and u.s. where among the countries that did not sign at the openai summit. >> we need international regulatory regimes that foster the creation of ai technology rather than strangling them and we need europeans to look with optimism rather than trepidation. lizzie: let's get more from tom mackenzie on the ground at the ai summit. what was the sticking point in this final communiquÉ? tom: countries signed on but the u.s. and u.k. say they will work with the french but it was a headline when the u.k. and u.s. did not sign off. neither wanted to sign off, both having different reasons. harder questions on national security and respon

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the franklin-mckinley district next door says it had a whopping 1611 students stay home today, more than 300% above normal. nico and emiliano parents say they took the step despite knowing their cash strapped district will lose a lot of money today. they say making the point is simply more important. i get it, it's $250 a student if they don't attend school, right? but what's what's happening to the families that are getting separated and deported? across town, a few businesses closed for the day to honor the cause, including tostadas restaurant and cafe. customers tell us they understood the reasoning. i mean, my opinion, it's something good because they're like actually helping out the community and they kind of want to spread awareness about what's going on off camera. a worker at this construction site in san jose told me several of his coworkers didn't clock in today. he said others showed because they can't afford to lose a day's pay. but the manager of the yankees in willow glen said no one called in sick. the same with la victoria taqueria downtown. it's a small price to pay, rig

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it's 2022 level, reaching a whopping $1300000000.00 for that year alone with ukraine being the most corrupt country and all of europe. there's no doubt a lot of the pockets have been lined hunter biden's zelinski his wife's and who knows who else has with french social security budgets facing a big crunch president, the manual micron alone seems to be dancing to the beat of his war drum promising to double military spending this year. archie contributor rachel marston has the story. the french president, a menu in that call is basically the hype man for the defense industry right now. picture him in a sparkly blazer with a megaphone step right up boats. blow your tax fair cash on premium grades, fire power because hey, war can always be in season if we act like it is good for them. and so many france will have doubled its defense budget and well also launching major projects in atlanta. and i invite all other partners to do the same appeal, but we also need more european funding and this for shadows, the next budgetary framework comfortably. we've all french people are wondering why their g

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prices jumped 15% in january and are up a whopping 170% since 2019.sumers are not only seeing higher prices at the grocery store, but also at restaurants. waffle house added a 50 cent surcharge for eggs. lynn's restaurant outside minneapolis is doing the same. >> we felt bad, but the only thing we could do is go to the menu. and we did a temporary surcharge of 35 cents per egg. >> it remains to be seen where we're going with inflation. >> reporter: cbs analyst jill schlesinger says rising rent and housing costs continues to drive inflation overall. and many are trying to judge the impact of president trump's tariffs on imported goods. >> if those tariffs stayed in place for a number of months, we would see prices go up and we would see the inflation rate rise. >> reporter: all this is bad news for people looking to get a loan. with prices moving higher, the federal reserve is expected to leave interest rates alone at its next meeting in march, and the fed is not likely to cut rates again until inflation starts easing. kelly o'grady, cbs news, new york

it's 2022 level, reaching a whopping $1300000000.00 for that year alone with ukraine being the most corrupt country and all of europe. there's no doubt a lot of the pockets have been lined. hunter, biden's lensky, his wife's and who knows who else is that brings you up to date with a license from across the well, we'll be back with more than half an hour. don't go anywhere though, until then. it's the latest episode of the cost, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter level, better late than never trump secretary of state, marco rubio admits america's unipolar moment. his past, viewers over this program understood this long ago. how well this emission make comes for him policy different. will diplomacy make a comeback? the cross, i think from foreign policy, i'm joined by my guess. daniel is our in new york. he's a journalist and author of 3 books on the us constitution in nashville, we have ryan christian, he is founder and editor of the last american vagabond, as well as co founder of the independent media alliance. and in brisba

meanwhile joe biden spent a whopping 236 billion on improper payments that's a quarter of a trillionlars we have homeless veterans freezing to death in the cold americans living paycheck to paycheck 56% of americans cannot withstand a 100,000-dollar emergency they don't have the money to pay for it. violent criminal illegal immigrants are in a country using your taxpayer money as well democrats met elon musk for trying to hold the bureaucrats accountable for the waste and fraud and abuse that's what president trump was elected to do and they are doing it take a look. >> i don't think i grasped it until his six wit he brought in some young wizards to go in there and they are just finding crazy. [ bleeps ] and's very strange the left-wing media is ignoring it. it's too big of a win for the right so they are ignoring it. so much they haven't tapped into where they think the real mother lode of fraud is and what joe rogan is right and this isn't a constitutional crisis but a return to constitutional order. a return to limited government and greater freedom and in other words principles e

you spend a whopping $20 million on a "sesame street" show in iraq, 45 million for d.e.i.olarships in burma, mil moren transgender led organizations and sex change operations, thiso bis how you want your tax dolls $5to be spent? $520 million for green new deal investments in africa, 1.5 billion sent to serbia to advanced diversity, equity and inclusion,, eq and 70 grand for ireland to producee a d.e.i. musical, 50 grand for ara transgender opera in colombia, 30 grand for transgender comic book in perud columb. 2.5 million for electric cars into vietnam, 1 million for so-called clean energy in africa, 44 million for venezuell , and their migrants ints columbia. millions more go to gaza, ended up in the hands of hamas and othe r terrorists, 5 million went to the eagle health alliance. so they could fund the lab in wuhan, working on gain-of-function research? not a very smart. you could go on and on as you continue screen. go e it would take us pretty much tht entire night to read through the list of billions of wasted taxpayer dollars, keep in mind according to the daily wir

they spend whopping 20 million on a "sesame street" show in iraq.sting... 11 million to tell vietnam to stop burning trash. that's only the tip of the iceberg. they also spend your money to advanced dei in serbia's workplaces, produce a dei musical in ireland, a transgender opera in columbia, transgender comic book, i can't even tell you this and not laugh. the list goes on and on. luis diaz it -- john kennedy is also working to save your money. introduced a new bipartisan bill last week two and all government payments to deceased americans. that would be a good idea. congratulations, super bowl, all eyes on new orleans and your great state, congratulations. >> thank you sean. let me say first that it's kind of cool having a president again let me try to put all this in context for you. i like omelettes. i could eat an omelette at every meal. i like them better than snacks. not really but you get the point. i like omelettes. you can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs. now president trump ran for office saying i'm going to review every sin

musk's department of government efficiency says it has saved american fax a pay year -- taxpayers a whope january, and they're not done yet. hillary vaughn on capitol hill. okay, how did they come up with the $55 a billion worth of savings in. >> reporter: stuart, a lot of it comes from just weegd out waste, canceling unnecessary contract, canceling real estate leases that ament aren't being used. that that number will continue to grow as a doge has put new fraud controls in place at treasury so that no money goes out the door without a line item explanation of what the money is for. today doge could be getting access to the irs' sensitive payment system that holds tack a payer records. -- tax pay yore records. those two things have often some doge-friendly democrats turning against them. senator john fetterman saying, quote, i want to save billions and make our government more efficient. rummage aing through your personal stuff is not that. others, though, hope that the court steps in to to sop the musk,. >> lawsuits have been filed on in that, once again just like with the irs data, th

according to new d.o.g.e inspired initiative spending at the department of education sort a whoppingt guest had a chance to hold the chain saw, the golden chain saw elon musk received at sea-pack today. texas senator ted cruz. how cool was that? >> i have to say the chainsaw's spectacular. it has spikes on it like max and thunder dome and the pull it to start it our brass knuckles. that thing is spectacular. i told elon he needs to set it behind his desk and it will send an unmistakable message. and you want to talk about two rock stars. have your melee is doing an incredible job in argentina and the work elon musk is doing alongside donald trump's extraordinary. and they are delivering president trump is delivering on the promises made to the voters. >> sean: so if you listen to james carville strategy play possum but the democrats they are you know screaming and chanting and singing and it is like a 1960s bad movie replayed over and over again. and it is like call trump f trump trump said this trump is a fascist, he is muscle leaning, stalin, hitler. meanwhile why wouldn't they sup

the newly sworn in administrator uncovered a whopping 20 billion-dollar slush fund earmarked for left-wing ngos that the staffers tried to hide in a third-party account. according to president trump, the deferment of education will be no more. don't worry your kids will still get an education, take a look. >> how soon do you want the department of education to be closed? >> immediately. the department of education, they rank the top 40 countries in the world. we are ranked number 40. but we are ranked number 1 in 1 department, cost per people. we spend more per pupil than any other country in the world but we are ranked number 40. norway, denmark, sweden, i hate to say it, china is right in the top five. that's our primary competitor. we are ranked number 40. we are ranked number 40 that means something is really wrong right? >> you can also give the money directly to parents. they get to pick the school that offers reading, writing, math, history and science and not a woke agenda. you can also have a standard that must be met. the department of education may not be the only bloated govern

according for the senate for immigration studies a whopping 80% of all new jobs went to immigrants insteadinistration. 4.7 million jobs. all of this for a near record share of working age american men are sitting on the sidelines. 645,000 of the labor force since january 202 20 per the far left immediate likes to claim the u.s. economy would collapse without immigrants. don't want to do that. frankly just too backbreaking who's gonna work the farms? >> i cannot wait until american women can't get blueberries for their smoothies. i cannot wait until there is a people cracked down on all small businesses. >> we need immigrants in this country. forget the fact that our old rot in the ground if they were not being picked by many immigrants, many illegal immigrants. >> you're going to have construction sites that will lie dormant. >> wow the condescension is palpable it was very effective. meanwhile were learning how to fight his department of health and human services or splurge more than $22 billion in grants for migrants including using fema to indirectly pay for shelters with the associated

you can see in the past 45 years manufacturing employment is down by a whopping 35%. items like those batteries, but also malted barley, ipas and rubber trees, tires are not primarily sourced here. some nearby businesses say they might have to increase prices. sure, some americans will pay more for quality products but the question is, with the northern border just a few miles away, what is the stopgap measure? what do you do in the meantime when you don't want to eat the cost or increase prices but can't get a product made here as quickly as you need it? >> bill: good point. see where it goes. what have you got? >> dana: before we go, i have a little news and yes, it is this. there is a new book that i'm coming out with this april. you can pre-order it now at fox news books.com. i wish someone had told me, the best advice for building a great career and meaningful life. this is special to me for a couple reasons. i was able to incorporate people like you, great colleagues of mine. everybody from "the five" in on it. the best advice, everything from how to decide what

. >> that is right, the strata violin sold for a whopping $11.2 million, and this instrument has beenrs, the legendary antonio strata made the violin in italy in 1714, it now proceeds from the sale from the scholarships at a new england conservatory of music. >> while the sale is impressive, it didn't actually top the record for the most expensive violin sold in the world, this is known as lady blunt, $15.9 million in 2011 and we are going to talk about this off air, but we have to say goodbye for now, so thanks for watching