ailes denied all allegationses died two weeks later. fox news media se this matter was settled years ago dismissed in subsequent litigation and is meritless. bill schein did not respond to request for comment but previous he denied knowing about any allegations against ailes. >> i need vindication for myself, justice to prevail. >> reporter: stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> and what new cell phone data is revealing about alex is revealing about alex murdaugh's trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪ ...stop settling. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy makes breathing easier for a full 24 hours, improves lung function, and helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing

ailes is here, and he might like to-- - roger ailes actually advised nixon in the white house, on communicationsh sought to make fox's studios the replacement for the smoke-filled backrooms that the old party bosses used to have. [crowd cheering] the thing about trump-- like murdoch, like ailes--he was willing to steamroll a convention. - the united states is run by stupid people. we have stupid leadership. - he was willing to steamroll norms. - he's not a war hero. - he's a war hero. - he's a war hero 'cause he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, okay? i hate to-- - he didn't really care about playing by anybody else's rules, and many of the figures that trump was attacking were the figures that fox had been attacking. - but i'm glad to have you. - i think it's very important that it wasn't just trump. it was trump and one of our two major political parties, and it was a whole media echo system that surrounds that party. - this defines reality. - we're in cold spring, which is part of philipstown. i was the supervisor of philipstown, so i generally call it philipstown, although i

laurie luhn says fox news knew roger ailes was sexually abusing her for years and covered it up. and assault claims she says it is her chance to get accountability >> my life was destroyed he does haunt me in an awful horrible way >> reporter: laurie luhn is talking about roger ailes who first offered her a job in the early '90s before he helped create fox news. the beginning, according to her lawsuit, of more than 15 years of sexual abuse. >> he, you know, asked me to do some inappropriate things. before i knew it, he had a camera, a video camera. >> he was recording? >> yes and i remember being tongue tied and kind of caught offguard >> reporter: videos the lawsuit claims ailes used as blackmail >> i felt like my life was over. i felt like i had just falle into a trap and i was in trouble. >> reporter: ailes would go on to hire her as a booker at fox news, where she says the abuse got worse. >> code for booking meeting meant i was to go to new york, go to a booking meeting, and then after the booking meeting, basically be sexually assaulted and keep my mouth shut >> did you wan

roger ailes.d about david dinkins came right out of the newspapers and right out of your television reports and is fair and true. - at first, i think there was a horror among the people who were in the campaign that, "we're trying to run as a liberal fusion candidate. "why would you bring in the most notorious republican political consultant?" - democrats, as you recall, have pussyfooted around this issue for a long time. - and in new york city's race for mayor, democrat david dinkins is leading in the polls over republican rudolph giuliani. - all of a sudden, david dinkins comes along riding the wave of, you know, he was gonna be the first black mayor, and that was at a time when that had a real kind of emotional resonance, both within new york and nationally. - mr. giuliani sounds more and more like joe mccarthy. he ought to be ashamed. he has violated the tenets of office many times. - i don't refer to that as a violation of the law, david. you filed a false financial order form. - let me say m

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he said he spent the night in the hospital with miss-- his ailing father and went to a baseball gamewife spent the night at the house. the prosecution laid out this idea that she had been -- that they had distance between them. they put a tight time line up to monday to suggest, is this person who is capable of a double murder of family able to also see his ailing father in the hospital and also visit his mother who has dementia? they are putting these pieces out for the jury to put in. that was effective. some of that is the first we heard of it. >> danny, how did he come across to you, aside from the empathy? how would this appeal to a jury? these are local people in the low country of south carolina. he comes from a long line of prosecutors. that's quite a compound. that's an estate. he is using the affectionate nicknames paul paul and bubba. it's an interesting, complex appearance. >> he is using this awe shucks manner. but he is talking about estates. he is using their names. most of us, including me, i don't have estates that i refer to by name. that's rich people stuff. on the

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by the time she wrote the memo ailes had been dead for more than 3 years.hing illegal about crazy believe increases that was. but when it comes to your journalistic responsibility and media responsibility is for the person who is on there. >> and for the person that's putting them on air. and in this case of how was the one that these bunkers there is as though they were legit. but of course, the news gave her the platform and didn't push back in a statement to news nation this afternoon. fox news saying the core of this case remains about freedom of the press and freedom of speech and that their hosts were reporting on newsworthy allegations. >> that was markie. martin reporting several top executives and hosts fox news are disputing powell's narrative admitting the memo was unreliable dominion voting systems has not commented. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> brock purdy was scheduled to get surgery on his elbow tomorrow. but the doctor who is set to perform the surgery has recommended the push till sometime in march. brock still has some swelling in that rig

goldman sachs and what's ailing david solomon's stewardship of it and you know, here's what they willrespects david was handed a bad hand. marcus was not invention. it came to him. on other aspects they will tell you marcus expanded greatly under his stewardship. liz: the consumer beiging division. >> that costing them a lot of money. he took essentially a small thing under lloyd blankfein and blew it up and it obviously failed. there are two sides to this story. everybody is trying to figure it out. i will tell you this, this is what we do know, today we should point out you know, david solomon failed to impress investors. the stock is down on a day morgan stanley is up. it is not a rate driven reason why it is down. i think the reason it is down he failed to say anything new. he didn't articulate a new strategy. he said here is stuff we'll grow, asset management, wealth management, and trust me i'm getting the house in order. so if you put all of that together they, you know, he merely reiterated his past plan and no one will be impressed but here's the good side of the story, david

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larry: draymond green is the latest ailing warrior. the undermanned team desperate for a win.lay thompson would not let them lose. before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. larry: the warriors reeling because of injuries. they needed somebody to step up. klay thompson is here. draymond green, late scratch with a knee contusion. with authority, jordan through jonathan coming up. 15 points for jp. patrick baldwin junior. this kid needs to get more minutes. peanut butter jelly time. 26 of 54 from downtown. incredible. dante d vincenzo. final seconds before the half. splash. dubs by 17 at the break. second half. the klay thompson show begins. huge shot after shot after shot to m

yubi george watching in philadelphia hoping to hear solutions for how the president will address the ailingthe u.s. isn't technically in a recession, the restaurant owner says he has definitely been feeling a strain on his pocket book. >> how much more am i spending per week on groceries? easily a couple hundred dollars more. cheese prices and the cream are still high. >> reporter: when i spoke to george last year, he had quit his i.t. job of 21 years to pursue his love for cooking, opening up his own shop, smell the curry. he says he's been buying extra food at wholesale prices and selling it at cost to his employees to help them save money on their own groceries. >> sometimes they have larger families. just try to do the most we can just to make sure that they're okay when they're feeling the pinch as well. >> reporter: rolling with the punches may be the norm for george now, but he's hopeful more help will come. but only if congress works together. >> the message i would give president biden is just to understand the struggles that american people are going through and try to do your bes

prop up ailing be used. prop up our ailing pubuc. be used. prop up our ailing public . but be used.p up our ailing public. but these companies have been accused of all sorts of war profiteering, purposefully keeping our energy bills high and essentially being total disgrace . is that provocative disgrace. is that provocative nonsense or is it actually morally wrong that these companies are profiting so much while some of us are struggling to pay our bills ? at the same to pay our bills? at the same time, of course, we've woken up to the news this morning. the price of natural gas in europe has fallen to its level since before russia's invasion of ukraine. so we can all breathe a sigh of relief that. we're not going to be facing any blackouts time soon. fingers crossed . when time soon. fingers crossed. when will we see this reflected in our bills? i want to kick off show today by looking beyond the instant reaction. we've seen this and the sensationalist headunes this and the sensationalist headlines and dig a little deepen headlines and dig a little deeper. i'm asking is it right t

and that figure doesn't even include the damage that's been caused to the already ailing tax economy or the costs for reconstruction. and then of course, building codes, building safer homes is going to be more costly. of course, these building codes, they do it this year in turkey. the problem was really about the implementation and the oversight in recent decades. and if you let me quote the president one more time, that's something he said yesterday he asked for one year to heal. most of the wounds of the earthquake, but it's of course one thing to rebuild houses, but people there in the quick hit region have lost a so much more than the roofs over their heads. we've seen the grief, the despair they have lost their loved ones. their homes, their memories, their jobs, and these are of course things that can just be easily rebuilds or reconstructed and brought back eulley hahn in his tumble. thank you. in other news, early result in nigeria is general election show bola to new the of the ruling. all progressives congress in the lead to replace outgoing president mohammed to hurry. b

larry: draymond green is the latest ailing warrior. the undermanned team desperate for a win.rriors reeling because of injuries. they needed somebody to step up. klay thompson is here. draymond green, late scratch with a knee contusion. with authority, jordan through jonathan coming up. 15 points for jp. patrick baldwin junior. this kid needs to get more minutes. peanut butter jelly time. 26 of 54 from downtown. incredible. dante d vincenzo. final seconds before the half. splash. dubs by 17 at the break. second half. the klay thompson show begins. huge shot after shot after shot to make sure this thing didn't slip away. shooter! 42 points. the rockets are the worst team in the league but the w's will gladly take the w. >> doing it collectively. we have to treat every game like it's a must win. we are all think incredible shape now. our synergy is getting better as far as ball movement and defensive connectivity. just incredibly important. i'm enjoying this tonight. larry: baseball spring games have begun. our first victim. manny machado. automatic strike. pictures will have 15

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the war hawk world view remains alive and well as ever. ail of marvin r t near the us led invasion of iraq crates of many security challenges for the country, including the emergence of terrorist organizations. the west fights against them destroyed a countless number of civilian lives with many homes hit during the strikes. one of the victims is abdulla helene, who still seeking justice for the destruction. bro. bye. the u. s. military was bad glue. is it on your bombs up in the house collapsed and we didn't know because we were inside our home and we didn't hear the bombing. as a result, i lost the hearing in my ear and my back and left hip were burned and my leg was amputated. ah, i remember a mm hm. mm mm 0 with any man, my iraqi civil defense forces didn't show up because the area had not been liberated at the time and had been under ices control for 5 days. so my leg injury got infected. i've got several burns all over my body. the neighbors were terrified, they rushed to rescue us. they managed to pull us out of the rubble, but some men, women and children were not saved. they

and this in a country with an already ailing economy, with high inflation high unemployment. so a turkey is going to need help. they need funding from abroad as well. the turkish government has been quite heavily criticized for its initial response. how to people in turkey rate president ad one's handling of this crisis? well i can tell you what people here in the earthquake heater region are telling me, i mean, many of the provinces that have been affected or actually strongholds of president ad one. and his ruling is islamic conduct conservative a p. they're all people here, religious people who say what happened. we'll see what happened, some sort of fate. they have to accept, but others are absolutely shocked and angry at the government's handling of this crisis. not only the initial disaster response, but they blame the massive loss of life on many building seem very poorly constructed on negligence, by the authority to have not implemented earthquake and build it. building safety codes, who have, as they say, turned a blind eye to corrupt practices. in the building sect

and 68% of americans own their home.e 88 million people live in a house home that owns ail single familytaf people who may not be registeredou republicans, but if you make awa them aware of wheth what thesoy are about to lose, a something they have worked for for years they will respond. mark: is t this not an effort to destroy the exp vot suburbs. it is likee, the border. if you change the nature off the demographics and population, let's change the suburbs too. then really, we have no political or cultural opposition whatsoever.>> t >> that is right, all of the suburbs, we may still calley them suburbs, they will look the same.g they wiltol be a mishmash of houses, with high-riseh hi buildings and parking lots and commercial buildings, there will be no quiet single family neighborhoods, that is an attacthatk on our and culture, and on the family.. because it is families who want this kind of life style, to to raise their children. mark: i guess if you haveou all this h density now, in the suburbs, like little cities,e, you will have to have more public transportation, and m more contro

and the submachine gun issue i spoke to earlier, and with that i will like to make ail motion to adopt the amendments that i discussed proposal and distributed to you nonsubstantive according to the city attorney in nature. and can be voted on today and sent at this time full board on that motion a roll call, please. >> on that motion, supervisor chan. why aye >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. i would like to make a motion to send the item as amended to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> on that motion supervisor chan. why aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> motion passes without objection. >> thank you colleagues, thank you again to sheriff and his staff. mr. clerk please read item. you read item 7. so -- i will make a motion to excuse supervisor chan for the rest of this meeting. >> on the motion to excuse supervisor chan. supervisor chan. excused. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion to excuse supervisor chan is approved. without objection. i

. >> we are about figuring out what is ailing these animals, what we can learn and how we can bring thate table as we consider how to care for the animals and any reintroduction feature. >> they believe it could benefit more than the sea otters themselves. their populations have played a major role in supporting the local marine ecosystem, a system many believe is dangerously out of balance. a colorful example, the kelp forest which provide a key habitat for marine life. the forests have fallen victim to an environmental chain reaction when diseases began impacting local marine predators like sea stars. dr. rebecca the threat and is intrigued by the potential of reintroducing otters which play on the destructive urchins. >> otters like the big starfish. >> re-introductions can be tricky with challenges like keeping the new animals and place and safe from harm while they establish themselves but if the authors can be reintroduced successfully they believe the net benefit could stretch up and down the coast. >> a future where we have sea otters up and down the west coast would be a healthy

and just about every ail end yen movie begins with a spaceship or a bunch of them floating in the skys a cloud or something like that, so maybe disguised as a chinese surveillance balloon? it's not farfetched. i do have to commit, i think that'd be cool. hear me out for a moment. one of my favorite sci-fi movies, the day the earth stood still. no, not the keane knew reeves version -- keanu reeves version. remember they stopped all the machines in a show of force and commanded that humankind learn to get along, or the next visit would be a real hostile visit. but then there's that twilight zone episode where those powerful aliens come down, and they present us with a book called to serve man, and they get rid of all diseases, all wars, and life is beautiful. we're going to the their planet, but then we find out that the book was a cookbook. the point is maybe as we stare at this balloon hovering in the skies, we can start to contemplate other things like how to make better for ourselves, for each other. just a thought. liz claman, you know it's friday when i start the talking like this

if ail, leave is granted under fmla since the law was enacted. 500 million times. this law and families get through a desperate situations and think about the opportunities of what the law has done for many people in america. has and was and is to be badly needed and make as real difference. the story about them and got in touch with the department of labor here in washington and miami investigated and found multiple violations and not only his job app but recovered over $12,000 in back wages and over $5,000 in medical expenses. we need to talk to our businesses and let them know the importance of this. they don't know where it turns to and spoke to players and workers in the united states of america to let them know with that business. fmla has to cassioppi knowledge them to take unpaid time and on the 30th anniversary of fmla i joined president bide and vice president harris and everyone in this room by saying it's time for the united states to pass paid family and medical leave for all those to find. this is something i know we can do. when i took offices nearby

. >> we are really about figuring out about what is ailing these animals, what we can learn about thatthat to the table as we are considering how to care for these animals in spencer: spencer: any reintroduction future. some supporters believe a successful reintroduction could benefit more than the sea otters themselves. their populations have played a major role in supporting the local marine ecosystem, a system many believe is dangerously out of balance. a colorful example -- the kelp forests which provided key habitat for marine life as well as sequestering carbon. over the last decade, the forests have fallen victim to a kind of environmental chain reaction when diseases began impacting local marine predators like sea stars. the result was an explosion of hungry purple urchins which feed on the kelp. dr. rebecca johnson has tracked the threat and is intrigued by the potential of reintroducing otters which also pray on the destructive urchins. >> otters, like those big starfish come are voracious predators and eat many invertebrates, including some of the invertebrates that eat kelp

another debate in court is over the blue rain jacket found at the home of murdaugh's ailing mother.rosecutors say it tested positive for gunshot residue. the defense points out murdaugh and other family members were avid hunters and around guns all the time. it would make sense to have gunshot residue on their clothes and other belongings. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: he sets it up nicely for a criminal defense attorney jonna spilbor. trial continues. pick up on the last point. listen to shelly smith. the caregiver for alex murdaugh's mother. now the night of the murders he said he went to check on his mom. here is how the exchange went in court when she was on the stand. >> did alex murdaugh ask you to tell somebody how long he had been there? >> he said someone asks you i've been here. he had like a tarp you could put on a car to cover it up. a blue. >> was he holding it like this? >> yes >> when you came back the next day was it there? >> no, it was gone. >> 30 to 40 minutes. did she say how long he actually stayed there. he has time to stash clothes. >> i viewed this witness as

they have no further control like roger ailes used to. she is trying to manage, so when journalist are are publicly affecting, you're seeing them being call the upon to be fired and some of these ultimately pull down their tweets, because it's enraging the people who make it so profitable and possible. i think something something revealatory in its their own words, when you read in the sedition trials, you see through the -- different aspect, but you see the same apparatus, make some that nobody breaks pace, nobody blowing the cover. there was in moment in july of 2018, i couldn't get over. i played it like four times it happened. it's trump saying the quiet part out loud, don't believe what you see, don't believe what you hear, believe me. watch. >> just remember, what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening. i'll tell you, i have so many people, because we have to make our country truly great again. >> this was a mission statement i will give claire and jason time to respond if they think it's unfair. i think it wa

i don't know, i just want to know how joe ailes and i want t know how kamala feels.oday because the spanish guys asked her. [speaking spanish] cookie. >> [speaking spanish] pickiest three windows to network news interviews, no one brings it up, but the spanish t guys, obviously as the most interesting question. did you witness this live? >> live. i want to talk about this because it's all about the body language. that was the cry for help kiss of two people who hate their spouse. you can see it, jill closes her eyes very let me give you that first and foremost, which is wa too aggressive. it tells me that joe might be having problems with other inflation. i want you to think about this about doug, he famously kissed kamala with a mask on, they had that ridiculous outdoor photo, he kissed her outdoors with a mask on, but jill gets the full seventh-grade spin the bottle treatment in front of the whole country. >> what does the post kiss reaction look like to you. i think i see jules wallowing i doug just says what happened there? >> look very closely. and then she says

say in the '80s, it's cheaper to drill for oil on the new york stock exchange than it is to drill for ail. that's where we are -- >> undaunted optimism and sort of sticking with your core portfolio. parting thoughts >> my next portion is to go listen to charlie. we love charlie. >> you may have one more year, bill, i don't know >> you know, i said that seven years ago. irving khan passed away at 103 he was one of the group of buffet's guys that went to columbia together. and he lived to be 103 so charlie knows to not go where he's going to die. find out where you're going to die and don't go there >> bill, thank you so much >>> coming up, choice hotels, up 3% on the back of strong earnings the ceo joins us live with what makes him so bullish the consumer will keep spending on travel >>> plus, we'll get you set up for these three in earnings exchange and the nasdaq is still positive by a quarter percent same for the russell small caps. what if you were a global bank who wanted to supercharge your audit system? so you tap ibm to un-silo your data. and start crunching a year's worth of trans

smith testified monday the defendant suggested to her that she tell people that he had visited his ailing time than he actually did the night his son paul and wife maggie were fatally shot. prior to the murders tinsley had filed a lawsuit against alex murdaugh on behalf of the family of 19-year-old mallory beach who died in a boat accident allegedly caused by paul while intoxicated and underage. he compelled murdaugh to turn over his financial records after the defendant claimed he was broke. the court present viewed tinsley's testimony. buster raised eyebrows he bit the nail of his middle finger for an extended period of time. the murdaugh family was instructed to move back from their front row seat in the courtroom after improperly touching, talking and transferring items to the defendant. >> alex seemed to have free rein in this courtroom chewing sunflower seeds and gum and eating at the table, conversing with his family. i think the court personnel finally said enough is enough. >> court source tells fox news that several members of the murdaugh family have been warned but would not g

fill this with a good soapy solution or depending on what ails you maybe some other medicine, and then we'll give you this and hopefully that will open up your cost of this and you'll feel a lot better. keep in mind that on this expedition, only one person got a clustering and it was the baby and he couldn't say no. he he was the one that got a clustering. he was really being sick. and as he was getting sicker. captain lewis had tried a number of things. clark had tried a number of things. and finally they decided to cluster. but you don't want to cluster a baby with a thing that instead use the -- syringe, which is also handy for doing lavage or cleaning out the stds in a certain part of your body. and you use this on a baby as well. and so by using this, they were able to clear up what was with him. and the onion pulses work and nothing else seemed to work. but eventually when they gave him the cluster, it did. but i have a theory that and that is every time somebody cost of or had an upset stomach and they went to see either clark or captain lewis and said i feel terrible. and they

came into kyiv amid great secrecy, tremendous amount of security, telephones disrupted, traffic not ail allowed on the streets because of the dangerous kind of visit. but he wanted to do it to show support, show support at this critical time. a year ago in kyiv, the city was bracing for a possible fall. i was in kyiv in those early days of the war. it did seem like, perhaps, russian troops were going to drive their way into the city and topple the government and take the country. but instead, we don't have vladimir putin in kyiv right now. that could have happened had the russians taken over the country. you could have had the russian president there declaring victory, standing like a conquering general in the capital. instead, we have russia launching a new offensive, trying to do what it failed to do a year ago, and with the u.s. president in kyiv expressing admiration for the ukrainian solidarity and their courage and expressing continued american support. >> richard engel on the ground for us in ukraine. richard, we hope you'll continue to be safe. we're always grateful for your vie

kids when they go online, make sure i'm not gouge when i'm buying a plane ticket when i go to see my ailing grandmother. and so, yeah, he's talking about really specific issues that people face. but he's speaking to this broad imbalance that people feel between the power that these companies and corporations have and the power that they feel that they should have. >> democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut. sir, it's really great to have you with us tonight. as i, said it's been a long night already. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right. it's been a weird night. >> [laughter] >> the state of the union by president biden was not your typical state of the union. and it did not go any the way any of us expected, myself especially included in that. i would also say that the republican response, the dystopian health-scape, as senator murphy put it, maybe not what we were all expecting. but it just means that there is so much more to talk about. we will be right back after this. stay with us. >> i stand here, tonight, after we have created, with the help of many people in this r

the united states is alleging that china is considering providing lethal ailed to russia. if that happens, and adviser to the ukrainian military is telling me that it could be potentially a game-changer in this war. given the dynamics of the current situation which is perhaps why yesterday in a two-hour press conference to the world media, present zelenskyy saying that he would like to meet with the chinese leader. jonathan? >> erin mclaughlin, thank you very much for that report live from kyiv. back here at home, speaker of the house government are these defending his release of more than 40,000 hours of january 6th footage to tucker carlson. speaking with the new york times about the promise he made to do so, mccarthy said, quote, i was asked in the press about these tapes and i said they do belong to the american public. i think sunshine lets everybody make their own judgments. a coalition of news organizations, including nbc news, msnbc, cnbc, and noticias telemundo, it's now formally requesting that mccarthy granted access to the january 6th capitol security footage.