but zelle, i know when i send money through zelle here, it does. new, it does stop me and say, hey, hold on a second. make sure that you're sending this to the person, the correct person, and that you know who you're sending this to. can you talk a little bit about what zelle is doing to prevent and stop these types of scams? >> i'm so glad that you mentioned that. so we have built in like these many speed bumps along the way as you're sending the transaction to people that you don't know, almost to try to make sure that people are taking that pause, taking that deep breath and being like, yes, i am sending this to the right person. i am sending it to somebody that i know and trust. but as a network, we process $1 trillion last year, $1 trillion. so that's a lot of zeros. and we feel a lot of responsibility to provide the safest, most secure network out there. so we see millions of transactions every single second. and we have very sophisticated models in the background with our technology in order to identify frauds and scams as well. >> all right

reporter: will you meet with president zell ins ky next week while you are in europe? president trump: i will probably meet with president zell ins ky and meet with president putin. losing millions of people on the battlefield. you have eight or 900,000 russian soldiers are dead and very badly wounded and same thing with ukraine. probably 700,000. the numbers are lower than that but i don't believe those numbers are correct. i would like to see it end on a human basis. it's terrible what's going on. open fields with no protection. the only thing that a bullet can hit is a human body. i would like to see that end. would have never started. that war would not have started, putin would have never started that war or october 7 if i wasn't either. that mess would have never started. i would like to help out. one of the things we're looking at with president zelenskyy is having the security of their assets -- they have assets underground and other things and we want -- we want security, because as you know, europe is putting up much less money, nato, europe, call it wherever

zelle says last year it handled the most payments ever for a peer to peer platform.services runs the system, so many banks allow customers to use zelle to transfer money. the company's general manager says growth is being driven by customers increasingly using the service instead of cash or checks. stocks fell today after a new report found consumer prices rose last month. that is triggering concerns about inflation. the dow tumbled 225 points. the s&p fell by almost 17 points. meanwhile, the tech heavy nasdaq was able to eke out a six point gain. the u.s. is apparently facing a power crisis in the artificial intelligence race against china. google says th comes following word that china's deep seek ai firm is cheaper and more efficient. a google energy executive says more power is needed now to keep up with beijing for. for four years ago, google set out to power its operations with carbon free renewable energy, but some obstacles forced it to turn toward nuclear power. google says even though wind and solar power have grown rapidly in the u.s, their output depends

. >> implemented to add because one of the important things an messages we convey to president zell was that we understand that it is very important that ukraine be at the table either directly or metaphorically. that zelenskyy said nothing about ukraine without ukraine he reiterated that again and that was a message that heard loud and clear from a bipartisan group of senators he met with. >> the administration going to be bound by that, do you think? >> i think it will be very difficult to do any kinds of negotiations on ending the conflict am ukraine. i hope the administration learns from the negotiations in the afghanistan war because that government was not at the table and it didn't turn out so well. >> one way it sounds like trump's interest is being captured. lindsay graham has been talking about there mineral rights deal and some reporting that zelenskyy was presented with a deal and he has not yet agreed to it. is that accurate? was that -- is that being discussed in the background? and what is the state of play with that? >> i don't know the currents state of play. my underst

gel. -- zelle gel.n behind what president trump is doing, and marco rubio is doing. david: i wonder if we'll get accountability for all money went in ukraine, thank you so much congressmen pat fallon and greg steube. >> on presidents' day, the battle to control the power continues, with democrats fighting in court today. to block trump and musk from audits different spending we'll talk about it with article three project mike davis and attorney julian epstein when kudlow continues. the thompsons' new front door looks sharp, right? did we need to wave her down to tell her that? no. no. for a young homeowner turning into their parents, the neighborhood is their life. wonder who's visiting the burkes. that's not their car. hey, guys. who's winning? [ giggles ] now most of the neighborhood uses progressive -for their cars and house. -okay. she didn't ask. ohhhh! [ sighs ] progressive can't save you from becoming your parents. but we can save you money when you bundle home and auto with us. here he comes...l

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watch the american history tv and find a zell r schedule or watch online. pandemic si unfiltered funneled by these television companies including buckeye broad band. buckeye broad band sporgs c-span these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> politico is on the sidelines at the munich security nfence am germany talking to u.s. government officials appr interval reference. here is a look at aing conversation. >> hi, everyone. i would like to welcome senator mark warner. i'm the white house bureau chief. he co-chairs the senate cybersecurity caucus and vice president for the senate selects committee. >> thank you. >> a lot of news has been made here. i want to start with your reaction to president zelenskyy's speech. >> he made a strong case to stand with ukraine about for europe and the world. my hope is that as one of the folks who are a stronger supporter i wish we could get the last aid package six points earlier but i still think they while outnumbered in the adrenaline activity i hope is starting to shift a little bit o

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if things do get shady, they say to use your credit card to buy tickets instead of zelle or we transferause money is harder to get back. >> what its cash and the is brand new day for big tech in dc particularly for a i this week. vice president jd vance, he champion calls too deregulate the industry globally are correspondent raquel martin has the story. >> when it comes to governing, artificial intelligence technology, the new trump white house is taking a more hands off approach that fosters the creation of ai technology rather than strangles at a global ai summit. vice president jd vance, real diggins burdensome regulations he believes will give china an advantage over the west. the ai future is not going to be one. >> by hand wringing about safety. it will be won by building in the in the u.s. and the uk. >> we're the only nations not to sign a global pledge to promote responsible ai development. china joint 60 nations that did van says he's concerned certain guardrails could promote ideological bias and stifle free speech. but that's not what we're talking about. in this particular

(ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth.(vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. long term was completely altered with one of the biggest trades in nba history. luka doncic to the lakers while anthony davis goes to dallas. in total, it was a three team deal that also featured the utah jazz. but the headliners is doncic and davis. it's the first time two reigning all nba players have been traded for each other at midseason sent shockwaves throughout the league, many wondering if this was indeed real. didn't feel like it. reports say there was shock among both players traded, and even lebron james didn't even know about it. today, gm nico harrison, head coach jason kidd of the mavs reacting to the franchise altering move. >> i think everything that we do, we put a lot of work into it. we study it and we restudy it and we go back and i understand the magnitude of it. so the easiest thing for me to do is do nothing. and everyone would praise me for doing nothing, but we really believe in it and time will tell if i'm right. we

(ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth.(vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. how's that for rhyming? our storm is bringing mostly rain to the sierra. as you can see from this video from palisades tahoe, the tahoe and el dorado national forests are under an avalanche warning through tomorrow morning. that warning does not include those ski areas and highways. higher elevations at 8000ft are seeing some snow. a winter storm watch for the greater lake tahoe area goes into effect tomorrow afternoon through wednesday morning. boy, what a difference. i mean, we saw that map earlier in the newscast with the forecast. well, actually this was on world news where the center part of the country experiencing extreme heat. >> record highs. yeah. yeah. and it's getting colder here. and it will be colder in a couple of days in the sierra so that no go will become a snow go. oh. >> i should have known. >> no days. here's a look at what's happening in our area right now on live doppler seven. you see just a little bit of scattered sho

y un banco hace cambios en sus políticas y ya no permitirá hacer ciertas transacciones a través de zellepartir de cuándo. así empezamos hoy. este es tu noticiero telemundo 48. muy buenas tardes les saluda dayanna monroy. muchísimas gracias por sumarse como todos los días. gracias por su compañía. nos vamos hasta los tribunales del condado de alameda amanecieron paralizados por una huelga de trabajadores judiciales al no llegar a un acuerdo en las negociaciones de un nuevo contrato. jessica gallegos nos acompaña en vivo desde el tribunal de justicia en hayward, donde se llevó a cabo la huelga. jessica en esencia, qué estaban exigiendo los trabajadores el día de hoy? así es. qué tal dayanna? pues mira, esencialmente están exigiendo mejores pagos, mejores beneficios que el personal. las personas que trabajan en estos tribunales estén mejor capacitados. pues según el sindicato, alrededor de un 20% de los puestos de los tribunales aquí en el condado de alameda están vacantes, lo que significa escuchen bien que varios de esos empleados están haciendo el trabajo de ellos. y también ellos dicen

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that place has become, in december, its chief rush to file several lawsuits against payment platform zellej. jm morgan chase and wells fargo alleging to protect consumers results to a shakedown by crusaders. think of it this way, same democrats who caused inflation to sky rocket and hid biden's decline, they now want you to think that they care about protecting your bottom line. as far as their concern with use of executive order to get things done, they are worried about that. i don't recall they had any problem when their hero, barack obama, flexed his article two powers. we're not waiting for legislation to make sure that we're providing americans the kind of help they need. i've got a pen and i've got a phone and i can use that pen to sign executive orders and take executive action and administrative action to move forward. >> laura: i've got a pen, i've got a phone. press and democrats loved it because that was quintessential obama cool under pressure. of course democrats cheered when joe biden used executive orders to wipe away billions in student loan debt. courts step said in to ho

place has become, in december its chief rushed to file several lawsuits against the payment platform zellep. morgan chase, bank of america and wells fargo alleging this amorphous failure to protect consumers. it's ridiculous. and it amounts to another shakedown of business by anti-capitalist crusaders. that's all it is. think of it this way. the same democrats who caused inflation to skyrocket and who hid biden's decline, they now want you to think that they care about protecting your bottom line. and as for their sudden concern with the use they had any problem with their hero, barack obama, flexed his article 2 powers: legislation. in order to make sure that we're providing americans the kind of help that they need. i got a pen and i have got a phone. can i use that pen to sign executive orders and take executive actions and administrative actions that move the ball forward. >> laura: i got a pen, i got a phone. well, the press and democrats loved it, right? because that was quintessential obama cool under pressure. and, of course, democrats cheered when joe biden used executive orders t

. >> reporter: del zell feels that san francisco is still in a transitional time.uring a different transition. the 1960s. the flood family heard about the mission and are considering partnering with him so more people can view the historical photos in a space that is a major part of sf history itself. the building was built by james leery flood a wealthy businessman. it was one of the only major buildings that survived the 1906 earthquake. >> get a look over here, you will see you have a panoramic view of market street. >> reporter: now one of his descendents, karen flood is working to keep the building relevant in the present with a nod to the past. >> and i feel like culture and art and entertainment, food is all a part of our next chapter. >> reporter: the space used to be a gap clothing store. >> i texted my daughter that i was coming to this building and she said, i spent most of my youth shopping here. >> reporter: all of this was made possible by an all or nothing kick starter campaign titled who shot me. it raised half of its nearly $50,000 goal in the fina

david: and payments on zelle hit a new record. >> i'm a big user, it's a bank to bank payment system on it. >> a trillion dollars -- david aired e-mac taught me how to use it. he's the one. >>st it's easier in many ways, i think many people think, than paypal. $400 billion last year in payment volume. they said they have 1511 millios and those users are up about a 12%. david: all right. thank you, taylor. we're going the see you on "the big money hoe" at 12 p.m. eastern time to. let's check the 10-year yield with,11 basis point jump, it's now well over 4.6%. really taking it on the chin as a result of what happened with the inflation numbers. gold, it had been down very significantly. it is still down but not as much as it was. it was down about a 30 points in premarkettage activity, then th. it's down now but only by 9 $9 -- 9. bitcoin is trading down as well, about $1,000 to the negative now at $95,219. if we could -- 219 -- 291. oil is down about a dollar which is interesting, going against the grain of that inflation report. of nat gas is up a tick at a $3.56. the average price f

the various sins9 from the ten commandments, and then what i find so so fascinating, we have been zelley -- zealots for bad causes. now -- [laughter] nobody is ever a zealot for a bad cause deliberately. we become zealots from bad causes because we don't recognize the cause is bad. we think the cause is good. we think we're warriors for justice, for right, for truth, but we need to be self-critical enough that we're fallible, fallen human beings that can make mistakes even about the big, great issues. so we always have to keep that self-critical spirits, maintain that intellectual hue millty. shannon: congrattations -- congratulations to to you two on the book. my thanks to them. by the way, it is groundhog day in gobbler's knob in western pennsylvania. big news this morning, punxsutawney phil did, in fact, see his shadow predicting six more weeks of winter. huge crowd there including our own janice dean having a good time but not real happy with the results. at least not me. "px if news sunday" is going on the road, we're going to be in new orleans ahead of super bowl lix. we've got so

(ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. news out of philadelphia right now. a medical jet crashed shortly after takeoff. the jet rescue air ambulance had fourt crew members, and we're also learning two passengers, a pediatric patient and their escort on board that plane. the faa says the learjet went down soon after takeoff from northeast philadelphia airport, crashing about four miles away. in what you're looking at right here is the aftermath. the plane crashed in a neighborhood with homes and a shopping center. we're learning at this hour. the fire is now out. the plane was en route to springfield-branson national airport in missouri. that's about a four hour flight about 1000 miles away. a doorbell camera captured the plane as it goes down. look at this here. you'll see on the top of your screen that light plummet to the ground. then that explosion, the people running back into their homes there. we're going to show it to you one more time. in slow motion, zoomed in, you can s

now, i spoke with an expert from zelle who shared warning signs of those too good to be true love storiest can break your heart and your bank account. >> our advice is that if you haven't met the person in real life, don't send them any money. just take a moment and realize, does this make any sense? would a real person be reaching out to me, professing their true love, and then asking me for money? obviously not. so just be clear. it's not true love. it's actually a scam. >> well, experts say scammers are using ai tools more often, including chat bots and deepfake video calls, to make it harder than ever for potential victims to spot warning signs. some recommend browsing and matching social media profile, of course, and using reverse image searches, especially if the match seems too good to be true. musical group from the east bay taps into their culture to help educate and entertain. the difference? they are making one instrument at a time. [music] >> and a live look over san francisco, where we are drying out this afternoon. we will start tomorrow morning, much chillier with the dry a

(ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. >>> lou: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- jesse eisenberg, danielle deadwyler, and music from larkin poe. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. i appreciate that. thanks. guillermo. very nice. very nice. very kind. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for that. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here in los angeles, where i don't want to ruin the fun, but we find ourselves once again on fire. there's another fire spreading north of us at castaic lake.ous evacuated again. i have to say, it's times like these i am grateful we have stiff-spined, strong-minded leaders like squirrel of the house mike johnson. [ laughter ] who pulled trump's little nuts out of his mouth for just a minute -- [ laughter ] long enough to assure us he would never sink so low as to play politics with much-needed federal aid to our state. >>

he wanted everybody to start using twitter, the way they used zelle or venmo to send money electronicallyd a big new plan to do that. but, you know, the consumer financial protection bureau, the government regulator that makes sure credit card companies and banks can't charge you junk fees or unnecessarily hike up your interest rates and screw you over that way. the cfpb also regulates the kinds of digital money transfers that elon musk now wants to do at twitter. and as liver news points out today, the cfpb has just been finalizing new rules for that kind of payment system when over the weekend, they got shut down. musk and the trump administration shut the cfpb down entirely. so if you voted for trump because you thought banks and credit card companies are the good guys and they need more opportunities to screw people over on small print scams and junk fees and ballooning credit card interest rates and all the rest. well, if so, today must feel great. must feel like you got a lot for your vote. the pushback against trump's efforts to defund the police, to defund the financial police has

(ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. the waterfront hotel at jack london square has closed down for good. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a look at the impact. >> morgan ward came up from san diego on friday, hoping to spend the weekend at the waterfront hotel in oakland. >> flew in and came here. >> and you did not know? >> and i did not know. i received no notification at all that the hotel was closing. >> after 35 years. the hotel will close just before midnight friday. luckily, ward found another place to stay. she'll request a refund from a third party booking website, but her real disappointment is that oakland is losing another iconic business. >> i love the waterfront. i've been staying here since 2010. i've got fantastic memories of swimming in the pool, staying in different rooms. i even brought my cat george here with me once and he loved the bird view, so it's really sad to see it go. >> the boutique hotel first opened in 1990. it's operated by the hyatt corpora

he wanted everybody to start using twitter, the way they used zelle or venmo to send money electronicallyyear, he announced a big new plan to do that. but, you know, the consumer financial protection bureau, the government regulator that makes sure credit card companies and banks can't charge you junk fees or unnecessarily hike up your interest rates and screw you over that way. the cfpb also regulates the kinds of digital money transfers that elon musk now wants to do at twitter. and as news points out today, the cfpb has just been finalizing new rules for that kind of payment system when over the weekend, they got shut down, musk and the trump administration shut the cfpb down entirely. so if you voted for trump because you thought banks and credit card companies are the good guys and they need more opportunities to screw people over on small print scams and junk fees and ballooning credit card interest rates and all the rest. well, if so, today must feel great. must feel like you got a lot for your vote. the pushback against trump's efforts to defund the police, to defund the financial

the bank will start blocking zelle payments made through social media and messaging apps next month. aimed at protecting people from fraud. one of the most popular children's books could be yours for free if you share a birthday with the author. anyone born on march 2nd can get a free copy copy of cat in the hat by doctor seuss. last year, doctor seuss enterprises gave 10,000 copies of the books to babies born on march 2nd, but this year it's open to anyone with that birthday. go to seuss pledge.com to learn more. >> a long time activist in oakland is being celebrated for her contributions to the community and to education. oralie brown was honored by state superintendent tony thurmond in a ceremony at brookfield elementary. 40 years ago, brown made a pledge to a class of 23 first graders to pay for each of them to go to college if they stayed in school and graduated. brown went on to serve more than 160 students, not just by paying for college, but through mentoring and tutoring. >> lived in batesville, mississippi, picking cotton for $2 a day, and i survived off of that. and so whe

i think it was zell miller. we need to fight him over there. or will we be fighting them here? no.ry time we went over there, we raised the odds that they were going to hate us more. that was the lesson i took away. maybe i'm mistaken, but i've been reflecting on the last 30 years, and that's what i think. >> yeah. fascinating. all right. michael smerconish always enjoy having your perspective on the show, sir. thank you so much for being here. see you next week. thank you. do tune in to smerconish. it's tomorrow morning, 9 a.m. eastern, right here on cnn. all right. it's 52 minutes past the hour. here is your morning roundup. a bering air flight with ten people on board is now missing in western alaska. the plane was last seen on the radar flying over the norton sound on thursday evening. the coast guard and the air force, now assisting in the search. the flight was heading to nome, alaska. here are pictures of the conditions at the airport as the plane went missing. alaska senator dan sullivan put out a statement that says, quote, our thoughts and prayers are with the passengers,

and look at the situations with ukraine and zell ins ky is claiming $177 billion has been transferred over there, he thinks only 75 billion got to him or the causes they are working over there on ukraine. where is the $102 billion? are these real numbers. let's investigate and find out. that's what we need to do with tax dollars that are taking from people. it's ok to audit and ask these questions and it's not against a certain group of people when we are talking about the opportunity for employees to find other opportunities and then what would be wrong with that if they show choose and if agencies -- everyone is mad at elon musk. when he took over twitter, now known as x. employees were just hanging on. he seems to run that entity a lot more efficiently. and that should be an example for government instead of this scourge or it's awful, terrible. we appreciate those who do things that we ask the government agencies to do and do it efficiently with cheerfulness and the customers are the taxpayers. these are the customers. getting a passport. we heard on horrific stories come into my

in my home state of georgia, students and families have come to know and love the hope and the zell millerolarships, two programs that will pay for students' full yearly in-state tuition if they keep up their grades. i would like to make this very, very clear. national republicans are proposing an increase on taxes for students and families in georgia, an increase on taxes for families across this country. students in georgia know that if you work hard in school, the state will help you get through college and start a career, but this new tax threatens that promise and undercuts the financial security of georgia's families -- of this nation's families. last year, more than 185,000 georgians received almost a billion dollars in scholarships and grants through the hope program alone. all of this award money, along with any other scholarship that a student earns, would now be considered taxable income if this proposal by house republicans were to become a law. i'm a mother, and i know how important hope and other scholarships are to all the families across this country. i unfortunately never

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