>> harris: you know how they want it. they always wanted us to pick up the bill and be the people on the front lines and in danger, us not to lead the way to follow them but act like we like that. that's a lot. do you think that we get an apology from the president of ukraine? a public apology? >> i think there needs to be a public apology and president trump needs president zelenskyy to apologize to the american people but not just he and the vice president personally. i think the american people, by having seen what the sausage making that normally goes on behind closed doors, having seen that same sausage making going on in front of dozens of media representatives, now understand what president trump is up against here. >> harris: i'm glad we saw it. otherwise we wouldn't know what was going on. >> exactly. >> harris: this administration promised transparency and boy, was it every. zelenskyy must mend the breach with trump or resign is a column. they argue zelenskyy's stubbornness has badly hurt ukraine. more from nati

here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert. president donald trump will be on capitol hill in just a few hours to give an address to congress and americans. the president's theme, the renewal of the american dream. we expect him to cover a wide range of issues, as he always does. we want to hear about his success at closing the border. the southern border and also dealing with the northern border. the department of government efficiency, doge, will likely get some play as well. americans want to hear about that. elon musk will attend. some democrats are bringing fired federal workers as their special guests. other topics could include woke gender ideology. online harassment. wars in the middle east, ukraine, tariffs and foreign investments. white house press secretary karoline leavitt. >> the renewal of the american dream underway already. look at all that president trump has accomplished in his first month as president. he will highlight some of those accomplishment and also going to talk about his plans to fix the economic me

that is going to be something else we expect the vice president to talk about here, harris. >> harris: thank you for getting us started, thank you for reporting. remember former president biden would give one excuse after another he could not secure the southern border? >> women of power. >> why can you not an act on the border? >> we need more forces on the border. i don't have any authority on that. >> the reason that the border is not secure is donald trump and his maga friends. >> harris: gladly handed there because only reason that the border is secure is president trump, president donald trump. a new p said that the 18 was not telling the truth. we know it. the early success at the border exposes biden allies. national patrol council vice president, you have been there and you have seen a huge transformation. give us first witness and first leadership account because you lead so many here to thank you so much for having me first and foremost. look, we saw it in 2016. the numbers dropped with president trump's rhetoric alone. than they blew up during the four years of the biden a

harris, the fight on your show. harris: look, he's not president trump. his prime minister at the neighboring country on his way out. and i don't think he gained out the things he said and the effect it could potentially have on the canadian people. he made a selfish move today. jay called the president of the united states dom. so look, or his actions down and effectively the same way he put it. so look, this is not going to lift canada's position at all. it just makes the art of the deal much more difficult for trudeau on behalf of his country and he is running out of time. we are dealing with him and in less than 30 days by the end of this month, begins to replace him for exit on the announcement a month and a half ago. we will deal with somebody else. if he really wants -- he has nothing to lose and i put this out there but i think, his legacy leadership in that country. he is marring the name trudeau four times to come. he needs to zelenskyy this either get on your x, pick up the phone and say, here is what i m

james carville and for kamala harris.crats strategy. it is easy to wake up when you lose the election. >> griff: he is clearly not an election but politicians have shifting gears 180 degrees or maybe he thinks that will help them. it is fascinating. let me point out one thing about john fetterman because you had him on the board. joe manchin left a link that was not filled. john fetterman is clearly in that lane and he may depending on the legislation to let to next four years may be the most important senator voting. and we will see if he has higher aspirations to bring to the deed to the oval office. that is a good line. the messaging has to change and last night, donald trump spoke to the working class yet again. despite all of what the democrats criticizing him, there was a heavy message to the working class that i have got elected to do a job for you and that is what i'm going to do. so, they have to find a way to give whoever the person will be to talk to the working class again and be taken seriously. >> kayleigh:

>> harris: what is she doing?w, cheryl. >> cheryl: if you don't want to participate in democracy, that is your choice, but this is why we have the government and to an address that will happen tomorrow night. if you want to sit home and how, go ahead. or we will hear tomorrow night, i believe a president that will talk about all we have accomplished in five weeks. we are at six weeks and whether doge or the waste and fraud in the federal government were streamlining the executive orders, i think it will be important for donald trump to get up there and make sure the american people understand, here is what i'm doing for you and why and explain it point by point by point. knows what the democrats will do if they want to wear t-shirts or not show up, they are not. it is about a particular -- larry and i already said fiscal responsibility of the government and getting this out of $36 trillion hole that i think will be the best thing. just be when we know one thing they will do, emily, bring people as guests affected

harris: we haven't seen the final form of the c.r. in concept, the president said he needs this for the agenda and we support the president's agenda. to those who said we could not do it last week. we did it. i think we are going to get there. are we there yet? we have six days. mr. roy: the speaker has not released the text, until we see the texan for defense and veterans, we have to read the bill. i know this is shocking but we want 72 hours to read the bill. thank you, guys. ♪ announcer: "washington journal," are live forum inviting you to discuss elitist issues in government, all it takes, and public policy from washington, d.c. to was the country. thursday morning, we will talk with tennessee republican congressman tim burchett about the spending deadline, ukraine and the house republican strategy to advance president trump's agenda. then we will continue the discussion with gabe amo as we discussed next week's spending deadline and republicans' wish and -- recent actions. join in the conversation live thursday morning at 7:00 a.

harris: we haven't seen the final form of the c.r. in concept, the president said he needs this for the agenda and we support the president's agenda. to those who said we could not do it last week. we did it. i think we are going to get there. are we there yet? we have six days. mr. roy: the speaker has not released the text, until we see the texan for defense and veterans, we have to read the bill. i know this is shocking but we want 72 hours to read the bill. thank you, guys.

harris: we haven't seen the final form of the c.r. in concept, the president said he needs this for the agenda and we support the president's agenda. to those who said we could not do it last week. we did it. i think we are going to get there. are we there yet? we have six days. mr. roy: the speaker has not released the text, until we see the texan for defense and veterans, we have to read the bill. i know this is shocking but we want 72 hours to read the bill. thank you, guys. appreciate it. [indiscernible chatter] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org. >> looking to contact your members of congress, c-span is making it easy, get essential contact information for government officials in one place, this compact guide contains bio information for every single member of thecongress, congressional committees, the cab bet, federal agencies. it costs $32.95 and every purchase. scan the co

look, i don't think kamala harris had it in her. i think the way joe biden quickly put kamala harris in that position and endorsed her was kind of, quite frankly, screwing over barack obama and nancy pelosi and the rest of the democratic party, because there's no way she would have gotten the nomination by herself. so it was, hey, you did this to me. i'm going to do this back to you. and that's. >> why i don't think either one of. >> them was going to ever beat donald trump. by the way. >> i don't think i don't think either one, their policies failed. and, you know, when she when kamala went on the view and said she did nothing differently, that was over when she couldn't do interviews. that was over when people find out about taxpayer funded sex change operations for illegals, that's over. her radicalism was way out of touch with the american people. anyway, guys, we appreciate you coming on this friday night as we continue more hannity straight ahead. >> g. nova powers america every day as the leading american energy manufacturer,

kamala harris is the perfect example of that.he idea that she's the answer to the problems that the democrats caused, i think people aren't going to fall for it. charlie: and as you point out, it's the one-party rule that at some point you have no one else to blame finish. >> exactly. charlie: you have a record. the state is your resumÉ. >> exactly. charlie: so do we have time for this last one? we've got -- so we've got, here's our last news in review item. trump has turned to elon musk to ask him to help save our astronauts lost in space. >> i've asked elon, i said, do we a favor, can you get 'em out? he said, yes. he is preparing to go up, i think, in two weeks. we love you and we're coming up to get you. they've been left up there. i hope they like each other. [laughter] maybe they'll love each other -- charlie: i hope they like each other. >> i know. [laughter] i think this whole story just captures the incredible energy we've got going on in america right now. these two swaggering business leaders, the president, elon musk

but under biden and harris? hundreds of billions of dollars and not all of it accounted for.e than any other country in the world, including far more grants than the entire continent of europe. but in the oval office while the cameras were rolling, zelenskyy seemingly ungrateful, combative untyped -- entitled and his ego seemed more important than the war-torn people in his own country. and his behavior is something i am betting he is going to regret for a long time, take a look. >> if i didn't align myself with both of them, you never have a deal. you want me to say really terrible things about food an end then say hello vladimir, how are we doing on the deal? it doesn't work that way. i'm not aligned with prudent, i'm not aligned with anybody. i'm aligned with the united states of america and the good of the world. >> we tried the pathway of joe biden of thumping our chest and pretending that the president of the united states words matter more than the president of the united states actions. what makes america the good country is america engaging in diplomacy. that is what

opposite direction. >> greg: kamala harris regrets voting for kamala harris. amazing thing about this it's not just transparent but spontaneous. for democrats everything has to be organized and completely choreographed the biden presidency. they can't keep up with it. >> everybody sitting here has relatives or friends or family or neighbors. trump broke them. and he broke them in 2016. when obama left office that dude was in my rearview. i don't think about them. if these on tv okay. but i don't think about obama. 's fingerprints or over the previous administration and did damage to the country but i don't spend time. they never got over the first trump thing and now there's a cumulative craziness. because during the biden administration, trump wasn't in the rearview mirror he was in their face. and they were like okay we can't stop thinking about this guy. we can't talk about biden because he's a husk. there were more news stories about trumps actions during the biden administration. they thought they had it in a can and now 2016 and all that. after joe biden

kamala harris beat donald trump in. it is a tough environment down here.le because we won wha those elections, we have to dond what we said we were going to do.oo tortd reform. >> brian: you have six weeks. and people hope you run against jon ossoff. you just don't lose. they want to see you keep up the winning streak. thank you so much for your time. >> god god bless what you think. >> brian: next go to the one and only jimmy failla with the media momently -s that matter. n:i hope he's in a good mood. i asked him to watch a lot of shows. congratulations, stay, no, never mind. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live. marianne rafferty. president trump 25% tariffs on mexican and canadian goods to take effect tomorrow. u.s. commerce secretary said those rates could be lower. the president threatening to impose an additional 10% tax on chinese imports tomorrow. trump's links terrorist to illegal migration and fluid space have been in the u.s. mexico, china, canada are top trading partners that can drive up prices for americans. pope francis remained stable as

after vice president kamala harris became the democratic nominee, she launched an aggressive campaign to reintroduce herself to the country. but with the election looming, many remain undecided and are looking at where harris stands on the issues that matter to them before casting their ballots over the next hour. cnn's audie cornish looks at harris's record and her promises on five key issues in this election reproductive rights, immigration, foreign policy, the state of democracy and one that most americans cite as their top priority. the economy. >> la la la la la la la la la la la la la la. >> thank you guys. thank you thank you thank you. >> one day. >> after president joe biden announced his decision to drop out of the race and endorse his vice president, kamala harris addressed campaign staff at the wilmington, delaware, headquarters. >> building up the middle class. >> will be a defining goal of my presidency. hello. >> in her first interview as candidate, she doubled down on that commitment. >> if you are elected, what would you do on day one in the white house? >> first and

should kamala harris run for governor of california? >> no.hink of a couple of things. first of all, tremendous incompetence. she has that word salad i can't stand. and the worst part? her laugh. i was so happy when trump won not just because i was supportive of trump and everything but i thought hopefully she would fade off into the distance. the laugh is a nervous laugh. it's not a funny laugh. i think she really doesn't know what she's doing and i think she knows that. she loves the limelight and she might go. but i don't know if the democratic party wants. >> trace: that's the whole thing. it's a foregone conclusion everyone assumes that she would dominate and become the california governor and that puts her back on the national stage, but does it? california has moved a little towards the right. >> actually it's moved a lot. if you look at the map after the last election on november fifth it was so much more red. the only blue parts where the big cities. san francisco, oakland and the bay area and down to los angeles and all of that. for

dave's bee >> former vice president kamala harris could soon run for california. the report by political says that harris is seriously considering a run for the 2026 gubernatorial election when governor newsom terms out the report went on to say that harris says governor self until the end of summer to make a final decision. you may recall a poll from emerson college and inside california politics last month found if harris were to enter the race, she would easily clear the field with more than half the support among registered democrats. we have more reaction tonight after governor newsom said the transgender athletes competing in women and girls. sports was unfair. he made those comments on his first podcast featuring conservative activist and media personality. charlie kirk today, san francisco supervisor matt dorsey chiming in on act saying he disagrees with the governor's remarks and called on lgbtq+ leaders and allies to stand with the trans community. many don't think this is just a stepping stone issue for newsom's bid for the presidency. it it was it was

we're also tracking other stories on this friday, including what will kamala harris do next? new information we're getting about a possible political move by the former vp. also, san jose is preparing for a big tech c conferenc nvidia's gtc will take over silicon valley this month. our scott budman shows us what it means for the company and the city. and hundreds line up for the grand opening of a brand new costco in contra costa county. the one item they were hoping to get. but let's begin with tens of thousands of photos and online posts that could soon be deleted by the federal government. that is according to the associated press, which obtained a database of pictures and articles flagged for possible removal, with some already being taken down. it's all tied to the department of defense's effort to purge diversity, equity and inclusion content on orders from president trump. among the images on the chopping block, photos referencing the iconic rosie the riveter image. let's bring in our jodi hernandez. she's live in contra costa county. and, jodi, tell us what's going on

the harris house was not ransacked. and john harris, owner of the house, was not residing there.in august 1863. however, the burn under daniel salles using the pine in creating this polemic, was the same as it had been in 1861. bingham objected to the wholesale disregard of silly civilian of the government and the violation of the liberty guarantees the constitution. he viewed it as the road to tyranny by the military. the debate, then, is was the legitimate parameter and limits of the federal government at a time of rebellion and the existential peril to which that government faced. these questions ultimately addressed by the united states court in the previous cases and later in the decision in x-ray ex parte milligan, milligan decided by the court in 1866 by a narrow majority of 5 to 4 after the end of the civil war, held that the type of military tribunals used here were illegal at a time when the civilian courts remained. of course, the decision was convenient for the court to make in its majority because i just central threat of course of the war had since passed. the last

i've seen some of harry's reporting on it.look, i actually think we could look back to the 90s to bill clinton and look at that playbook and learn a thing or two. next year, we're going to have midterms coming up. we have a very, very slim majority in the house right now. so as a strategist, i'm thinking about what can i equip those members in the house to go back to their districts. some of those republicans who may be contesting democratic seats to run on in terms of campaign messaging to say, look, we are trying to shrink the size of government. we're doing it this way through the legislative process. we have passed buyouts in the 90s. it was, i think, $25,000. that would be $55,000 today. there is a process to do this where you bring all republicans together that i believe strategically would be an advantage to the party writ large. >> listen, what republicans need to be telling elon musk is control your roll, dude. we are a co-equal branch of government. you can't just skate over us. we are the ones who appropriate the mo

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. >> well, that's what happens when kamala harris runs the perfect campaign.here it is right there. not only did the media lie to the public and jake tapper saying that joe biden is perfect and does arithmetic and back flips in private and then tried telling the american people kamala harris, she's the perfect campaign, perfect candidate for the time and she'll win and they're stuck looking for answers and the answers that the american people are looking for were president trump and that's why he won. >> and president trump's media strategy of being a transparent administration and works for them and it's like catnip and going to through them off and deputies can't focus on one thing and accomplishing the agenda and keeping the promises he made on the campaign trail and they're three steps behind before they can play catchup. >> we need a four year renup to a 2024 campaign and going for them and it's going for alyssa slotkin the senator from michigan and doing the response from president trump stating the union next week and somebody that voted for stimulus ch

jasmine: kamala harris was the second. peter: kamala harris, of course. jasmine: interchangeably.ter: there is kristi noem, who is talking there with the congressman from new jersey. jason: that's tim burchett from tennessee. peter: there we go. is that brooke rawlins, the ag secretary. jason: it is sort of odd to have something like this when we so much pay attention to the fashion because of the protests and so forth having just on the oscars two nights ago. jasmine: not quite the same. jason: but there is a lot more power. peter: nobody in the world cares what you or i are wearing. [laughter] last year, joe biden took at least a half-hour to get out of the chamber. it was a moment for him, politically, that boosted him, that got rid of some of the rumors of mental decline, etc. he worked that room for a half an hour. it's one of the most, in a sense, the most iconic things i've seen in politics. we expect president trump to do the same? he likes to chat. jasmine: i don't know if president trump will be there as long. in that span joe biden had two hot mike moments that went vir

i mean, it's very sharp criticism of harris, for one thing. but second of all, he does seem to be staking out, you know, saying we're wrong on this. >> yeah. look, i think that there probably is a large consensus in this country that that just didn't make sense. and, you know, it's a very small number of people. it's a great issue. i'm not going to use the t word again. it's a great issue in politics. and there's no doubt he's right. they used it to great advantage. the question he's going to run into is, dude, you were governor of the state for six years before you said anything, and it looks a little transparent when you switch positions at this stage in the game. kamala harris, by the way, is probably going to run for governor. may well be the democratic candidate for governor. so this is kind of awkward. he's making an awkward transition to podcaster here. >> kind of awkward. seems like a generous way to put it. >> i'm just surprised that newsom and harris don't seem to be getting along. van. >> at the california democrat you they they. >>

stuart: 58%, the harris poll, 58% say trump is doing a better job than biden.ocrats are saying that. is this what you are seeing in your polling? >> trump tells people what is being done. with joe biden he would say gas is high and we are working on it. people can complain, anything we deem as access or fatty, we are going to end wars, don't have leverage, if you look for these paul, under the age of 20 he's at record high. stuart: they like trump's policies, do they also like him. they see him on tv every single day of the week. do they like him? >> that's where the divide is, younger people like trump, order people are likely to say they support the policy and not the man himself. stuart: younger people like the man himself. >> it's not counterculture, trump is cool, you see on college campuses people aren't afraid to say it. a or 9 years of the left dominating current culture, this will happen, whatever is deemed uncouth is going to rise up with the youth. stuart: thank you for being with us this morning, appreciate it. you can watch full coverage of donald

lee harris. >> all right.trump. have we found a european leader bar1 or 2 that has heaped praise on president trump or any keir starmer? they all hate him anyway. well, keir starmer. >> keir starmer doesn't hate trump. >> he praised him. >> he praised him. >> yeah he did. but remember what his frontbench have been saying. let's not go back. >> they�*re not relevant. >> they're not relevant. >> they're not relevant. >> so he's getting on really nicely with macron. they look really happy. and you know all the world leaders that he's meeting so far seem very happy. >> nana that's all i see. that's >> nana that�*s all i see. that's quite superficial and that is good, don�*t get me wrong. but listening to people like that who are set in their ways, who are who think the old guard have got all the answers, well, the old guard haven't got all the answers. they have led us into a situation where we have people, you know, almost i think it's almost a million people now have died in ukraine. i want nothing more than rus

vice president harris says this is essentially a national sales tax. if trump wins and puts tariffs like that in place, what would the effect be on the average american consumer? - first of all, just remember that president trump proposes a lot of things. you know, big supply side tax cuts, reduced government spending, deregulation, tariffs. if you look at one in isolation, then you're not necessarily getting an accurate picture. but with tariffs, that policy was specifically mostly targeted on china. and people say, "well, who did it hurt?" i think it clearly hurt china. what happens is that imagine if there's a company, a chinese company, that has 100% of its sales in the u.s. and they only have 1% of the market in the us, say. then if we put a tariff on them, that company goes out of business. but it doesn't really affect anyone here because we could just buy it from the other people that we're already buying it from. and so what happened in the first term is that the tariffs were designed to maximize the odds that the incidents would be on the chin

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larry: this is kamala harris or what's going on here?n't know but they're trying to pursue policies that deal with the probl problems and agriculture department working on getting egg prices down and vaccines and doing all they (&.k this stuff sets them up for problems down the road. and why doing this and lay out, and i hope he does that the other night and going on steroids and huge rate cuts. >> he's right and going for them to get tax cuts for them and going for them and lower costs and get stuff out and republican senators and going for them and going with one big beautiful bill going for them and it's tax cuts and deregulation. >> there's anybody in here going for them and going to take the other side of affordability czar. >> i'll give you this. maybe that person going to manage this some time and market uncertainty today and they're trying to navigate the tariffs and taxes and businesses congressing your way and consumers as well. perhaps the border czar managing consumer expectation and consumer confidence is taking a mitt. febr

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harris has told supporters she is, quote, staying in this fight. if harris does run and does win, she would be the first black woman to be a governor in all of america. just about ten past the hour on your saturday morning. we have much more ahead for you on today in the bay. coming up, new details in the shocking death of actor gene hackman and his wife. what we are finally learning about his final days and the rare ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. we are above a blanket of clouds looking from our sutro tower cam towards the bay. the marin headlands there on your far back. right. and the bay, the golden gate bridge. pardon me. somewhere underneath there, cinthia pimentel says, will actually be a nice weekend and enjoy it. we have an atmospheric river ahead. we are learning more about how and when actor gene hackman and his wife died. the medical examiner now says hackman died from heart disease, with alzheimer's disease as a contributing factor. his wife, pianist betsy arakawa, died of hantavirus about a week prior to hackma

so if it's ok, i'd like to ask harry to please stand. [applause] he's sitting with his remarkable colleagues and our mix of the cabinet. quite the first day, harry. but thank you. we're excited to have you on board. and also, as we grow our economy, we must also reform this tax code. because the two are going to have to go hand in hand. it doesn't matter if i'm in st. mary's county or if i'm in ocean city, it doesn't matter if i'm in frederick or upper marlboro. it doesn't matter if i'm talking to business leaders or municipal leaders. every single marylander that i talk to has a very strong opinion about their taxes. because under the current law, our system just isn't fair. right now, check this out, right now someone who is making $30 million a year is in the same tax bracket of a family making $300,000. maryland right now is the only state in this country that has both an inherentance tax and estate tax. you cannot look at the system that we have right now and say it makes sense. so this year, we have put forward a common-sense packa

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he will get harry byrd out of the way. he will get southern democrats on board with the overall budget. then he can move forward to the civil rights act, which he understood was going to many ways define his historical legacy, and then he could start work on programs arguing that he had been pretty fiscally conservative with the budget. he accepted and his focus on stimulating the economy. so, you know, that kind of trading, that kind of back and forth in terms of different bills is always the way he approaches these issues. well, one of julian zelizer. ten plus books is the fierce urgency of now. lyndon johnson, congress and the battle for the great society. professors zelizer. when did he start using that term great society? 1964. he actually tests it in many speeches, which i learned at lower level speeches that the media wasn't paying attention to. but then it's in ann arbor, michigan, at the graduation for the university of michigan in may of 1964, where he really outlines this idea. it's credited to eric goldman and

a poll last month shows harris leading the pack.alifornia public employees retirement system is ignoring governor newsom's order that state employees have to return to the office at least four days a week. calpers is telling its workers the agency will continue its policy that allows two days of remote work starting july 1st. state employees in other departments will be expected to work in person for out of the five days. unions are now challenging the governor's order. last night, san francisco mayor daniel lurie headed to north beach to celebrate first fridays. he toured the area with supervisor danny sawyer, meeting small business owners along the way. on the first friday of each month, more than a dozen north beach galleries, museums, bars and restaurants will stay open late. they host special events to showcase art collections, along with musicians to entertain the crowds. the next one is on april 4th. meanwhile, across the bay, there was a big turnout for first friday's kick off in oakland. music took center stage at the downt

donald trump and vice president kamala harris in a virtual dead heat. in fact, over $100 million was put in betting on who would win the white house. and fast forward to today. while betting on the oscars is still illegal in california, outside the state, you can bet money will be made and lost on who takes the stage. but of course, as oscar madison so famously told us back in 1970, there's no such thing as a sure thing. that's why they call it gambling. gadi schwartz, nbc news. history was made early this morning when the robotic lander blue ghost touched down on the moon's surface. it's only the second privately built spacecraft to successfully land on the moon. blue ghost was created by texas based firefly aerospace. this is video of the landing that happened around 1 a.m. this morning. the spacecraft was orbiting the moon for about two weeks preparing for the daring descent. the company said, quote, this small step on the moon represents a giant leap in commercial exploration. turning now to our weather again, drivers heading to tahoe are dealing wi

and we are still recovering from the biden-harris inflation, the worst in 40 years.ppreciate the nuance here, the situation a little bit different. here's why. think about the macro backdrop when those checks went out in 2021. we had a supply chain crisis, we had a labor shortage a, we had all sorts of dislocations in the economy not to mention the fact that the fed was printing $100 billion a month and rates were at zero. the macro backdrop today is very, very different. drill, baby, drill means lower energy prices. deregulation, fiscal spending actually being reined in. is so the backdrop very, very different. and then polling data suggests that 70% of americans who would receive a doge dividend check like this would actually use it the pay down debt of their own, much of which they took on just to keep their head above water during the biden-harris regime. and so if you pay down debt with a check like this, that's not if inflationary, that's actually deflationary. and so is i trust the american people. they sent this money to d.c. just a couple years ago. they're

a poll last month shows harris leading the pack. the california public employees retirement system is ignoring governor newsom's order that state employees have to return to the office four days a week. calpers is telling its workers the agency will continue its policy that allows two days of remote work a week, starting july 1st. state employees in other departments will be expected to work in person four out of five days. unions are challenging the governor's order. >> news tonight about the death of gene hackman. he died of cardiovascular disease and complications from alzheimer's. his wife died of hantavirus. those new details were released today. the actor and his wife were found dead in their new mexico home in santa fe last week. carbon monoxide had been ruled out, but the deaths remained a mystery until today. abc news reporter jacqueline lee has the story. >> new details in the deaths of actor gene hackman and his wife after their slightly mummified bodies were found inside their santa fe home. authorities are holding a pre

that source also says harris has not ruled out a 2028 presidential run. later this weekend, harris is participating in a fireside chat in las vegas centered around artificial intelligence. an exclusive jailhouse interview airs tonight right here on nbc bay area. a woman convicted of killining two of her children ad conspiring to kill others close to her, speaking out from behind bars. ahead for you this midday. i go one onne with keith morrison about an all new episode of dateline. i'm meteorologist kari hall as we take a live look outside. it's a beautiful day. little chilly, but it will be warming up. we'll talk about our weekend forecast and our microclimate weather coming up in a few minutes. plus that costco frenzy in the east bay. the shopping, making sure that you want it to be the first in line. we're going to tell you what all those shoppers were doing. but first, fresh croissants, delicious key lime pie, decadent, decadent cakes out there as well. california live is taking you inside a capitola institution serving up those treats. you don't want