jason.ah, make them more safe and that's not working and it's not working and it's a lot of money and democrats, people of massachusetts and a lot of good people of massachusetts going to hope what you get for and going for them and not working with the priorities and they're screwed up and not taking it seriously and more often than not they're not making it excuses for this. mary katherine: some redaction is for victims' sake. how much is going on here and how much is nefarious? lisa: look, democrats for whatever reason subscribe to the notion of rewarding criminals and punishing law-abiding americans and that's what we saw continuously for the past four years and what we're still seeing in the blue cities and what we saw for legal border crossings last time. when we have the will to protect the american people and protect your people and clearly they don't have it and going for guatemalan migrant in massachusetts arrested for multiple counts of child rape and that's the individual the blu

jason: matt, gene hackman is one of the greatest actors he's ever been. to work inclusive about the cause of death because two people dead, a doing dead. how long till that happens? >> matt, their children must be devastated but did the police narrow down the pills spilt around the countertop or event titled leading to what she possibly may have tried to grab as a particular type of pill at that moment? social norms reporter: yeah, some of the pills, thyroid medication and tylenol and the blood pressure and the sheriff said he's not going to comment on the medication because of hipaa laws and perhaps some other medications that were not listed. >> lisa: matt, lisa boothe here and the sheriff said there's not foul play but it's suspicious. why saying no foul play if it's suspicious? reporter: yeah, the door was a discussion and whether it was opened or not and experts saying by identifying this is suspicious off the bat, that gives law enforcement green light to seek as many warrants and interview as many people as they possibly want, lee s. >> makes sense

jason katz coming on with us this morning.this high anxiety out there for all kinds of things. the tariffs, the blowup in the oval office, foreign policy, inflation. should investors be worried at this point? >> you can cut anxiety with a knife. i mean, look, business react to consumers and investors react to businesses. all three are anxiouses and all three loathe uncertainty. and this anxiousness is predicated on tariffs and cutting government jobs and deportations versus the pro growth policies that steve forbes just eluded to and leading for the growth scare and it's a scare. trump does reckoned or we believe he does that if we take the medicine now and it's for better than the consequences of what we see down the road. so inflation perception could become reality. the administration knows this, stu. you're going to get clarity on tariffs in the not too distant future and to steve forbes earlier point and tax reform must be and will be the next big policy agenda. stuart: short term on the market. pain and volatility and th

you jason.y time you have a high stakes big stage for donald trump, it is always must watch tv. >> absolutely. typically these are state of the union speeches. but in the first year that president is in office, they have a joint session of congress but i think this is more important than ever because not only what have we've seen president trump do in the first month in office. historic by the way, you talked about it earlier executive order securing border getting rid of the dei men and women sports getting the framework put together for trade deals deals h country like japan and india and on at the top of the next hour but tulsi gabbard and rest of this fantastic cab knelt. but what comes next is so critical this is what you touched on because the scrnght in a really bad place where joe biden left it even with all of the fantastic accomplish ms that by the way i think george washington all of the rest of the presidents would envy is what president trump does to finish getting our country back

okay, jason is a sense he would support?to put his face and there. a lot of people will collect because i think it's great for joe wilson i served with joe wilson he's a great patriot. it loves his country and i think it's a good idea. >> were you there for that you wipe moment? >> i was but was it epic? >> it was. that's all another topic. i get myself into trouble. joe wilson is a good guy he loves his country he loves the military gloves president trump i think we should try it. >> show it we know inflation was the number 1 issue for americans what you think about this? >> how did we land on $250? may be given 47-dollar bill and a 45-dollar bill given 2 of them. numbers that mean something. i don't cost money so i don't i kind of wish we rotated through it had multiple presidents on dollar bills was a lot more president should should be celebrated then are on the bills we have. i also think digital currency is going to take it over anyway to me it's a nonissue. i'm not going to lobby against it. >> i am not into it. we do

we will discuss this jason, i'll come to you first. this entire narrative on fox earlier today i guess had plausible and i guess what everyone is struggling with if it wasn't nefarious and it wasn't foul play, how did two people 30 years apart in age passed away seemingly minutes apart? >> people can understand he was 95 years old but when you simultaneously at least in close proximity also have the death of his wife whose 30 years younger and nobody standing to dogs, can't say and lisa brought this up simultaneously say there's nothing suspicious going on but it is suspiciously. it doesn't look like anything, they don't know and i don't know why it takes three months to come up with the toxicology and not reporting but there's something missing and i think people want to know, one of the most beloved actors in our country. for me, his will role in hoosiers, that's what i will remember jean for but he made the greatest movies of all ti times. >> it's just a mystery really? >> i think that's why we have to wait until all the evidence is

we get to bring in our old friend jason dumas who was on tv in the bay area for years. just moved recently to philly in time for the eagles to win the super bowl, which we're not talking about. but anyway, the dubs are totally different team before and after jimmy butler, but he's got a sore back. what's his status tonight. >> what do you think. >> hey larry it's nice to hear your voice. yeah jimmy butler won't play tonight i was at warriors shootaround this morning and i saw him. it looked like he had a heating pad strapped to his back. after he was getting up some shots. steve kerr was asked if he thinks that injury is going to be long term. and he said quote i hope not. so the hope for the warriors is that he will come back at some point during this road trip. but these sixers fans are upset that they couldn't see jimmy either. he still has a lot of fans here in ts city from his playing days here in philly. larry. >> so you don't have jimmy butler. it would be really nice to have jonathan kuminga back. he's been out since january 4th with the dreaded high ankle sprai

jason reynolds. and meg medina medina. i want to thank the ambassadorial team on your shane or rachel craig, desiree karl, brett jen jen. i met jen when jen was a kid. her mom owns one of the great bookstores in this country, little shop of stories now i work with jen. i'm old. and candlewick press. thank you for being here and supporting my ambassadorial term. thank you, everybody. this means a ton and. i was specifically warned not to do that. and that's a good to end it. anyway, i'm a state. wow wow. yeah. hi. hi, kevin. huh? yeah. i get the honor of being first one to ask you a few questions before we open it up. okay. okay. yeah, i wrote it down. all right, all right. cause you're a fun loving author. i am a fun loving artist. yeah i mean, you're a fun loving library. i think in saturday night life. yeah. or really something. but how will your identity as a picture book writer help your work as an ambassador? how is there going to be kind of special? yeah, i really want to focus on picture books for this term and i th

jason. you know, the thing that would be god, the creator of everything. and but it was more it was almost every day before 2020. and then people like me would point out the obvious, play the tape and let people decide. and wow, i did a horrible thing. and then all of a sudden, now, you know, here we are, all these years later, they're going to join on board. well, a little late for my liking. >> it was. >> well beyond gaslighting. it was flat out lying. they were lying and deceiving the american people. they were doing it in unison. they were doing it in mass. it was an out and out lie. and you know what? for fake jake tapper to go on and write a book that's published 30 days after the president is sworn in, you all three of us have written books. you have to submit that manuscript well in advance, months in advance, in order to get it published, which means he was writing it. he wasn't reporting it. and that's that guy is just he just thinks the american people are suckers because he had that story. he didn't run that story. he waited until after the ele

jason. senior night in moraga.nked gaels ending the regular season hosting oregon state. augustus marshall is leading the way with 25 points. gaels never quite ran away with it. the beavs got within four in the second half, but never closer. the dagger from marshall rainbow to beat the shot clock. splash 7664. gaels. they finished 17 and one in the west coast conference. best conference record ever for them. and they don't play for over a week. they have a bye to the semifinals of the wcc tournament. also senior day on the farm. stanford trying to stop smu's fringe ncaa tournament, hopes the ponies take the lead in the second half. a 13 zero run off the stanford miss. it's down the floor and caps it off, but the cardinal would recover. benny geller had 17 points off the bench taking it to the cup. and stanford has the lead for good. and the capper? off the miss, the acc's leading scorer, maxime reno, with authority. stanford wins 7368, their 19th victory of the season. cal bears had lost seven of eight coming in tr

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so if you can trust, this is new to me here's my thing because i just to serve by jason the same every right to put a shop used to using the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show your mind and justification. we should be very careful about visual intelligence. at the point obviously is to makes a truck rather than fit the various. i mean with the artificial intelligence we have so many with the in the a robot must protect this phone. existence was on the to start dealing with the cool breeze. but then please let me pull you through the the window protective chip. good lloyd, those are right. and what about the order to in the morning? but just as i mentioned that the enough for me with the navy in the, the but i to even i still have an order for no reason to shut all one word to tell us where to click on share the news list. any slowest room that is on t, uncle, nebraska mistress, to rescue the way to number or the show. and then for ex

trump adviser jason miller, you know, telling fox to just heard that sound bite. you know, that trump will talk about. respect and strength that it's needed to achieve world peace. does that kind of flag that trump will perhaps make reference to that moment in the oval office and somehow weave that into his speech? >> i mean, he'll almost certainly have to reference ukraine whether or not he specifically says something about the meeting on friday or not. is is hard to hard to predict. but it wouldn't surprise me. i mean, he's this is not a leader or a man who who tries to pretend something didn't happen. although he did a little bit try last week when he was asked in the oval office, i was in for that about his, uh, his comment about zelenskyy being a dictator. and he said, did i say that? but i think what happened on friday is too big for him, uh, to to pretend didn't happen, whether he specifically references it or not. we'll see. but surely ukraine will be one of the main foreign policy aspects of his speech that usually goes over both foreign policy and domest

now, jessica, we heard from jason miller.e's a top outside adviser to jason or excuse me, to president trump, a little preview of what to expect on tuesday. take a look. >> we have to tackle inflation. joe biden left us in a really bad spot. but by getting energy prices down and then also making sure that we stop this wasteful spending, that's going to be a big component. getting this one big, beautiful tax bill done that the house has already made some great steps. we need more money for the border to keep it permanently secure. and then here's the key thing. and you also touched on this making sure that we continue to bring peace and stability around the world. but we have to do it with respect and strength. those are the two keys that president trump is going to go into. >> miller also indicated that the president could touch on topics like artificial intelligence, as well as the prospect of sending americans to mars. now, of course, this major speech comes just days after that explosive oval office confrontation between p

a friend of ours, jason savage from the good liars, was at cpac.uy walking around with an ice jacket, and when jason asked him why he had that, he said he would, just for fun, sometimes walk into like a home depot and just see the reaction from shoppers or workers in those areas. and that's where we are as a country. >> exactly. that's where. >> we are. but if we're going to go there, then let's remind trump that. actually spanish was spoken in this country before english. >> like if we're going to go there. >> like, like spanish was. >> the first. >> european language that. >> was. >> spoken in this land. and then 100 years later, it was english. so let's start with that fact. but yeah, look. this is this is trump's version of his culture war. now, this is his attempt to really try and reverse the natural progression of a country where over 40 million people speak spanish as their primary first language, including myself. it's his way to attempt in the progress of a country that in 2050 will be majority minority. and so this is one of the tactics

joining us now, democratic congressman jason crow. he sits on the house armed services and intelligence committees. thanks so much for taking the time tonight. >> thanks for having me, jim. >> there had been concerns that donald trump's reelection, and i spoke to former senior advisers to trump who predicted exactly this, that if reelected, trump would abandon ukraine and u.s. support for ukraine. did we see that moment in the oval office today of the u.s., in effect, saying, ukraine, you're on your own. >> your country is in big trouble? >> jim. >> i didn't. >> ever imagine in my lifetime i would see something as appalling as i. saw today in the oval office. and i wouldn't classify this as you did as contentious or as controversial. that's not what happened today. this was a stunning abdication of american leadership. it was a minimizing of our. country in a pullback of america as a world leader in. >> a stunning way. >> you know, an aggressive attack on one of our closest allies and partners and turning the oval. office into a. >> p

jason from the world health organization shows the leading causes of death in indonesia include stroke heart disease and to the closest. life expectancy here is just over 68. he is well below most other countries in southeast asia, dr. se fact is like smoking that a quality and pulling nutrition, a detrimental to people's health. rolling out the program across the world's largest islands, nation will be challenging, particularly in rural areas. in east visiting got a providence in the village of how many some residents say they're waiting for more information to show the health center is fall from here. we don't have the money to pay for transportation. there is no signal here. i don't have a cell phone, so i can't register for the health checkup. the government says the program is the largest ever undertaking for the health industry and is intended to overcome what it sees as a culture of people only going to the doctor when they already sick. jessica washington, which is 0 to come to the box again says pipe process suspends another peaceful, nice and hospital off to suffering will ta

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jason from the world health organization shows the leading causes of death in indonesia include stroke heart disease and to the closest. life expectancy here is just over 60 ac is well below most other countries in southeast asia. the doctor say fact is like smoking, but a quality and when you attrition, a detrimental to people's health rolling out the program across the world's largest islands, nation will be challenging, particularly in rural areas in east and is that and got a providence in the village of how many, some residents say they're waiting for more information. and so the health center is fall from here. we don't have the money to pay for transportation. there is no signal here or i don't have a cell phone. so i can't register for the health checkup. the government says the program is the law just as an undertaking for the health ministry. it is intended to overcome what it sees as a culture of people only going to the doctor when they already sick. jessica washington out to 0 to come to and counting the cost is that the had that let's have a look at the weather across nor

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. >> tomorrow president trump will address congress, jason miller says the president is expected to talkbout issues like br bringing energy prices down and talk about wanting to bring peace around the world and we'll see if issue of ukraine comes up. >> carley: live in washington, thank you. bring in former special assistant michael allen. big question this morning is where do things go from here? indication came from secretary of state marco rubio who did not close the door, says he's hoping for a reset. listen here. >> i hope this can be reset, i hope he realizes we're trying to help his country before it suffers thousands more casualties and argument we'll keep going forever is absurd. >> carley: best we have is hope from the secretary of state and zelenskyy posted on x ukrainians are ready to sign this mineral agreement. he says they need more and need security guarantee to move forward. what happens in days and weeks to come? >> i think zelenskyy has to understand better where trump is in this. he wants to be in the middle of two parties, he wants to broker peace. i don't think he w

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night he's going to deliver the joint address to congress, before we get there listen to what advisor jason miller had to say about the forthcoming speech. >> i think this is more important than ever because not only what we see president trump doing the first month in office but what comes next is so critical this is what you touched on, the country is in a really bad place where joe biden left it even with the fantastic accomplishments that by the way george washington and the rest of the presidents would envy what president trump does to finish getting our country back on track. >> what you expect to hear tomorrow night. >> i'm wondering how long this will be. he's done so much in a short period of time i swear it a press conference if you were on air afterwards i don't what were talking about. hundred things were discussed. he is moving at lightning speed this is a guy over the past four years has been taking copious notes this is what i'm going to do what do i get back in office. obviously had a lot as well that the bidenomics the way that biden damaged this country and the laughter an

-[laughs] a little tmi there, jason, but thank you. eliot spitzer's sin was hypocrisy. hypocrites. we're, all of us, a mass of contradictions, and we all know it. and yet when someone as outed as having those contradictions, we wanna punish that person, drive them from public life. rather than saying, "there but for the grace of god go i," it's... even "snl," which had never actually mocked spitzer before, just had to get their jabs in on the newly anointed client number 9. and you wanted to have sex with a hooker, but you didn't wanna wear a condom? -really? -hmm. really? that might not be scary if you were client number 1, but you were client number 9. [laughter, cheers and applause] but no detail caught the public's imagination quite like the tidbit that spitzer allegedly kept on his black socks while engaging with sex workers. even if he did keep black socks on, who cares? like, if that's a kink, then, lord, help us. for weeks, it was the only thing anyone could talk about. "new york" magazine had a great eliot spitzer cover by barbara kruger, the artist. i mean, it

rachel: i was going the say, we had a jason miller on, and he gave us a preview of what to expect. >>his is more important than ever because not only of what we've seen president trump do in this first month in office, historic, by the way. you talked about it earlier, the executive orders securing the border, getting rid of things such as dei and men in women's sport, getting the framework put together for trade deals with countries like japan and india with. but what comes next is so so critical, because the country is in a really bad place where joe biden left it. even with all the fantastic accomplishments that, by the way, i think george washington and all the a rest of the presidents would envy, is what president trump does to finish getting our country back on track. this is the going to be a big night if. president trump always steps up on game night on the big stage. that's what i look forward to seeing on tuesday. a. rachel: tuesday is fat tuesday, wednesday the tart of lent. -- start on lent. on that that list of wins is also going to be that the republican party now the pa

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peter: coming up, president trump's senior add advisor, jason miller, will be here. hornacek is live from st. petersburg, florida, ahead of the indycar series on fox.muci ♪ -- you've been creeping arouni a onme me ♪ your system fast. by the time you wake up, you're ready to take on the day. try it and feel the difference. mucinex nightshift, it's comeback season. [background sounds] charlie: today the indycar series officially launching on fox. the season opener getting underway in st. petersburg, the first stop on the road to the indy 500. rachel: let's head back to st. petersburg, florida, where abby hornacek is live along with today's starting lineup drierveg alexander rossi. good morning, abby. >> reporter: that's right, rachel. good morning to you. yeah, alex here is joining us. even toe he has a big race are coming up later today, so thank you a for joining us this morning. >> no problem at all. happy to be here. >> reporter: all right. you've won the indycar series eight a times, one of them was the indy 500 when it was a soldout crowd. you were a rookie, and

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but jason miller, a top outside adviser to the president, offered this preview on what to expect on tuesday. >> we have to tackle inflation. joe biden left us in a really bad spot, but by getting energy prices down and then also making sure that we stop this wasteful spending, that's going to be a big component. getting this one big, beautiful tax bill done that the house has already made some great steps. we need more money for the border to keep it permanently secure. and then here's the key thing. and you also touched on this, making sure that we continue to bring peace and stability around the world. but we have to do it with respect and strength. those are the two keys that president trump is going to go into. >> now. miller also suggested that the president would talk about artificial intelligence, the prospect of sending americans to mars, as well as energy issues. but all of this comes, of course, fredricka, after that explosive oval office meeting between president trump and president zelenskyy of ukraine that took such a an extreme turn, about 40 minutes in. this, as our colleague

superintendent is now on administrative leave and the district is not saying why the district confirms jasonremy and was placed on leave pending an investigation but didn't share details about what's being investigated. raman has served as superintendent since 2023. in the meantime, jan wolfe hernandez, the associate superintendent of student and family services will take over as acting superintendent. >> the west contra costa unified school district will reduce their staff as leaders try to tackle a growing budget deficit. the board of education voted that wednesday night to cut more than 150 staff positions for the upcoming 2025. 26 school year. but leaders spared 8 full-time certificated and classified positions. according to interim superintendent, can moses. the district is trying to cut around 1.2 million dollars from the general fund. the district says that they have until march 15th to notify affected staff about the new layoffs. >> the 2 women seen attacking their neighbor's dog in pittsburgh on this video are behind bars. police say the ugly dispute between neighbors started after

but jason miller, a top outside adviser to the president, also offered a preview of what we can expect on tuesday. >> we have to tackle inflation. joe biden left us in a really bad spot, but by getting energy prices down and then also making sure that we stop this wasteful spending, that's going to be a big component. getting this one big, beautiful tax bill done that the house has already made some great steps. we need more money for the border to keep it permanently secure. and then here's the key thing. and you also touched on this making sure that we continue to bring peace and stability around the world. but we have to do it with respect and strength. those are the two keys that president trump is going to go into. >> of course, this speech is going to come just days after president trump's explosive showdown in the oval office with ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy. and as our colleague matthew chance reports from moscow that u.s. officials are taking steps toward preparing for a second meeting with their russian counterparts in the days or weeks ahead. fredricka. >> all ri

colleagues used to agree with this back when there was a democrat in the white house in 2023, chairman jason smith said that president biden's trade initiatives sidestepped congress and that the biden administration, quote, unfortunately has refused to recognize that the constitution requires congress be at the center of us trade policy, end quote. he further stated. in order to succeed, the administration must recognize that congress is in the driver's seat in setting priorities and deciding whether to approve any trade agreements. yet if the president's 25% tariffs on canada and mexico go through, the president would be in effect withdrawing the united states from the bipartisan usmca trade agreement that congress overwhelmingly approved of in a 2022 op ed. trade subcommittee chairman adrian smith said, quote, a successful trade agenda will require close cooperation with congress every step of the way. this coordination is not optional, end quote. yet there has been absolutely zero coordination with congress on trade under the trump administration. president trump has already drastically a

hi, i'm jason. i'm senator from connecticut. i really enjoyed listening to all the panelists and i really enjoyed how you about specifically the division within the weak liberals and how that impacted american politics during, the founding. my question is, with regards to the current politics and the current political overtone window, do you do the panelists think that the rise of more post liberal figures and thinkers like patrick deneen, like vice president elect j.d. vance, has altered the overton window within american politics. and whether we still have that broad liberal coalition. thank you. the first senator from connecticut has never made any sense. and in my my estimation. maybe you should take it up. you've all since you said there's a consensus about this. well, look, i americans have always had a wonderful tendency to overestimate the degree of radicalism that exists in our society to the rest of the world. we seem like we are arguing in the middle. often and to ourselves. we seem like we are at the at the at the ve

and so jason weaver and whalen, two associates of the aryan brotherhood, they they stabbed hugo pannell to death on august 12th, 2015. and fulfilling a near 50 year prophecy. the aryan brotherhood had lay in wait, issuing a death notice for hugo ever since that day on august 21st, 1971, when two of their members perished attempting to prevent george jackson's escape from san quentin and corrections officials knew this. some claim knew it because it was hugo's file like in his files, his entire incarceration history. others claim they knew it because they helped issue it. and so his family filed shortly his murder. his family files a, wrongful death suit, claiming the department of corrections is playing role because of this long standing vendetta against their family member and then others of his comrades. actually, they weaver and pitchford, whyte's agents of the state is a direct quote and saying the department of corrections is, the real monster and in arguing that you know hugo is dying in the present time in the very same way that many of their had died over the decades. california