before 2019, apple and amazon with alexa - at stake.a used i at stake. before 2019, apple i and amazon with alexa used to transcribe the conversations that it was hearing, so it would put them into writing and thenit would put them into writing and then it would be able to learn from people's habits and potentially sell that information, which is worth a lot to their advertisers. tech companies and apps know a lot about us, but since 2019, they have come on such a long way, and the truth is, now they don't necessarily need to listen to us and our conversations because they learn so much about us. this case is all about making sure people are aware of the privacy and what information they are giving up, and to make sure they look at the terms and conditions, and these days it is more to do with tracking permissions on each app, to make sure that they haven't by chance given away microphone access to any of their apps. we have all done _ access to any of their apps. we have all done it, we've been having a conversation with a friend or wh

alexa, please stand and join me in congratulating alexa on pursuing her dream and her success as an entrepreneur. [applause] >> >> thank you. >> delivering on arizona's promise means creating opportunities for individuals like alexa and community and industries across our state. beyond these efforts, however, the best way to ensure we have a strong, thriving economy is by acting decisively to support our public k-12 schools. we must address the impending expiration of prop 123 which provides critical funding for public schools and teachers. renewing it is essential. if we fail to ask, we are throwing away an opportunity to fund teacher pay raises and give arizona's children the opportunity they deserve. all without raising taxes on a single arizonan. when prop 23 originally passed, it was a bipartisan success and proved that republicans and democrats can come together and do the right thing for our students, teachers, and parents. so let's put our kids first again and provide the certainty that they and our schools need. [applause] >> let's address the aggregate expenditure limit to make sure sc

for doctors with on board is has 13 hospitals in gaza on the verge of corrosion, the anessa and alexa hospitals and han eunice in the south and the european hospital in central garza. the organization says the fuel shortage is threatening the lives of hundreds of patients, including newborns. it says incubators need uninterrupted electricity to power to ventilate. does that provide also, john to keep babies alive? a child, he says, new bones are already extremely vulnerable. i'm transferring them to other hospitals would endanger their lives. it goes on to say that putting the lives of children at risk like this is unacceptable. i'll just say i was heading my mood, spoke to dr. bush or off my alexa hospital in day of out about about how the fuel shortages are affecting operations that the city is across the gauze, travel radius tracts that are over one would then live injured civilians of them. women and children and elderly individuals. here at the departments of the house. how is that a thing? yes sir. i mean, i was just at a meeting at the nonsense medical complex and basically it'

alexa, thanks so much for being with us. just tell us what you're seeing there in lexington well, right now, jessica, what we have been seeing all day long is copious amounts of snowfall. >> but just within the last hour or so, like your meteorologist mentioned, we're seeing the transition after picking up a little over a half a foot of snow in a lot of areas, we're now seeing the transition into sleet and freezing rain. we actually just heard a little bit of thunder sleet in our area. >> i want to go ahead and take a look at one of the vehicles that's near us. >> you can see the problem with some of that freezing rain. >> obviously. jessica, freezing over this car already within the past 30 minutes or so, we've watched this windshield freeze over. so definitely some concerns. we've been seeing the snow, this ice, it's been problematic all day. jessica. yeah. >> and i and i would imagine obviously snow has its own problems, but anytime you bring any sort of ice into the situation, that can cause more problems as well. >> yea

alexa can already do these things, you say, "set an alarm," "tommy what the weather is," i don't knowan do both of those things at the same time, but essentially they have this type of capability even if it is lesser then. the key here is that openai is becoming something that is more proactive. you go to the website or open your app and ask a question and it responds, this moves it into a space where it can do things for you. you are getting closer to the agent space and competing to some of those voices distance -- voice assistants. >> you wonder if they get into the hardware front. >> that is a key question. >> deidre, thanks. deirdre bosa protect check. >>> coming up, crude oil hitting its highest level since august, quietly hovering near $80 a barrel and this is with the gaza cease-fire today. my next guest sees plenty of opportunity in the energy space, especially if the trump administration's tariffs on canadian oil go into effect. he will join us next to make his case. >>> as we head to break, look at the quantum computing stocks rallying again today. microsoft has declared th

the presence alexa as pretend wants to meet. however, russian and state media quotes the kremlin, saying no formal meeting has been requested. so have jabari has moved from laska. according to the kremlin spokesperson dimitry pest golf, the russian president vladimir putin is ready, willing and able to meet with us president elect. donald trump, once he takes office after january 20th the ad dimitry pest golf comments also went on to say that these are positive a indicators coming from the upcoming administration, taking over the white house. and they, russian position regarding the, it's uh, a stands in the war, and ukraine has not changed, but the russian president vladimir putting does not have any preconditions for 80 meeting that, that would come in the future with us president elect donald trump. now if such a meeting happens, it would be the 7th time the 2 world leaders would meet. they have met 6 times already in the past. the last being in 2019 during the g. 20 summit in a sock. how is.

and he was a big part of the alexa intifada. the big house, the resistance movement against the occupation he was expected to be released. deputy is a beta, but he's not actually on the list. so we do have um that one person who is very, very well known among palestinians. we also know that there is a mother in la mari refugee camp, which is pushed to ramallah, where she actually has 3 sons being released, but that all going to be deported. her full son who was also in prison, actually died of cancer inside prison. such a huge loss for this mother, and this will be representative of many palestinian families. some are able to create their loved ones office. we'll see them having to leave the country. all right, thank you so much, laura. on the from my mind in golden, let's go over now to abraham and sally, he joins me on the phone from palestine square in garza city and the heating what we sole, that was not only a hand over it was a historic moment and something all of a show of strength by palestinian functions, right? a years

alexa yeah. this is just a quick comment, but like just recently donald trump, like when like things exploded in the news because like he said that under latinos were taking black. yeah. so like that same rhetoric being used today and it pretty effectively. that's great connection. yeah. so bringing me bring some of these threads together because there's a lot of really good stuff in hour right now. i mean so i think part it is i want to start by thinking about where where ruby was having us think about is about the the way that we how latinos through historical narrative contemporary activism make claims about their value and their worth here in the united states. right. so part of the way that we as historians. right we're very much a part of the problem. you know, we talk about remarkable people. we talk about people who built businesses, built who became politicians, who became remarkable human beings. right. and so you get this sense that the only way that latinos are able to make claim to t

through your alexa, through your lighting. those products, it's on same platform.ive consumer out there right now -- very price-sensitive. they are not suffering fools gladly or anything overpriced that they feel. what is the cost offing this -- of something like this? >> this'll be $3,000, and if on promotion even lore. priz liz okay. interesting. what does that compare to your previous iteration many. >> actually, it's on par. actually, this is a little bit lower because, as you said, we recognize that the market, price points are very important, so we want to bring a very affordable solution -- liz: and the fridge can also talk to the a.i. stove. let's talk about the a.i. ovens, right? >> that's right. liz: tell me about this. >> well, first of all,work has always -- bosch has always been focused on a.i. i'm not sure if you know this, we have over 1500 if a.i. patents, in fact, the most patents in europe. liz: okay, wait a minute, that is major. i think this is important. a lot of people are just jump ising on the a.i. bandwagon. -- jumping on. i'm quite sure ma

this plate list is a president trump a alexa playlist of senir white house correspondent peter doocyt biden. him attending the inaugural events on winding up at the end of the day on vacation in california. as for trump event here, it was near capacity if not over or at capacity crowd were still waiting for the fire marshal. tens of thousands of people were in this building. they got exactly what they came for. >> present alexa day began with a somber visit to arlington national cemetery. soon his attention turns to a tall stack date 1 executive actions. president trump's going to write to work a couple of different tranches of things coming. top of the list, promised immigration raids. >> are going to take the handcuffs off the ice they had put on by the biden administration will concentrate on public safety threats, and national security threats. >> fisa president-elect trade je events both vice president of china about fentanyl called bouncing training and regional stability. >> emma president donald trump is going to make sure not just china, every other nation abides by the rule

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. >> reporter: when the gunshots rang out new years morning alexa was there.t hit by the speeding truck and hit by gunfire. >> i tried to run but i couldn't. i am seeing dead bodies on the side of me. there is one on this side and one on this side. there is one man here. jesus, please let me make it home. >> reporter: she remembers that in the chaos her friend called her mother. somebody called your mom saying you have to make a tourniquet out of your sock? >> yes. >> reporter: sounds like your mom was trying to save you from afar. >> yes. she knew to call my mama. she was like calm down and stop the bleeding. i was bleeding a lot. after that they tied it tight. >> reporter: among the dozens hurt, tonight she is one of the lucky ones released from the hospital, and she is thankful for the stranger who rushed her up taking her to the emergency room. >> reporter: you don't know his name? candles for victims like terry kennedy, his nephew says he would often bring a broom here and keep the sidewalks clean. is there a memory sticking out? >> i remember i seen him

. >> reporter: when the gunshots gang out alexa scott wyndham was there. was hit by the speeding truck and then hit by gunfire. >> i tried to run, and then i couldn't. i thought it was a broken bone but my feet had started leaking. i am seeing dead bodies on the side of melet me make. jesus, please just let me make it home. somebody called your mom saying you have to make a tourniquet out of your sock? >> yes. >> reporter: sounds like your mom was trying to save you from afar. >> yes. she already knew to call my mama. i am like calm down. stop the bleeding. i was bleeding a lot. after that they tied it tight. >> reporter: among the dozens hurt, tonight she is one of the luckcky ones released from the hospital and she is thankful for the stranger that picked her up and rushed her to the emergency ro. >> i have been trying to find out who he was. >> reporter: candles for victims like terry kennedy, his nephew says he would often keep the sidewalks clean. is there a memory that sticks out to you? >> just like we seen him yesterday. the last words i told him i

we're going to change one of the bits of moving all that i'm alexa. autumn in singular brings are that bright foliage on trees, like magnolia and maple. and we've all struck by my deep strong says ok. and mountain ash. red sanders usually stay in a one kilometer radius of their small instead of trees. but 1st you have to find them. the 1st month to in summer does came out the bus in the winter time. the last 2 weeks of looking for red sand assigned by find a new move help us find a sleeping beauty named the us to come food fonda's most a she from this old bundle. going to begin that's about out presence, disturbing his sleep. the booming investing in his heart's delight. he's perfectly hidden in his trees roost . and when he's had enough, in fact, he moves away slowly towards his next berries of the thing, the fruit, the this wind does. many females have been spotted with tubs. a good sign for the red band of stretching the indemnified border and even better for the local track. this would depend on them for their livelihood. when it's a tricky and go to united someone. so even though

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so alexa's all st credit, but if the wrong can't do that, when said, well, we're willing to be that credit to us. but as basically the message from uh, from a friend to you, commissioner terry pretzels, who seems to be triggered by an online chat between, you know, most, i'm one of the candidates for the job and johnson. i a at the a, if these alice vital is fine for the top tool in next month election. now the expo to at hard cool trump ally has really gained bit of a taste for politics ever since the box of pulls the winning full state side. but is increasingly being looking beyond american souls and to be honest, he's been trolling politicians that and they things and things like quotes stupid questions. and so up and everything. how it's so true to form. he did have a few words from this. yep. that's all the astounding absurdity of terry breton as tyrant of europe, tyrant of europe. wow. but no ilan musk the e u has no mechanism to nullify any election anywhere in e. u. not at all. what is said in the video related only to the application of the dsa, and it's moderation obligations los

refugee come in the center of the strip coming families, palestinians bodies have been transported to alexa hospital with efforts on the way to identify the victims people injured in the attack of also being taken to the facility. the number of palestinians killed in israel's will on gauze that could be significantly higher then the health ministries official death toll medical general belongs that has released hasanti. that takes into account bodies identified in hospital it's own moves, social media, a bit, trees and responses from an online survey. research estimates the actual death toll from the 1st 9 months of is randy attacks is 41 percent higher than the official number. the recorded on doing the 1st is the goals of health ministry. reports of the death total of $38000.00. the study suggest it was like you closer to $64000.00 at the time that would represent nearly 3 percent of the pre will population, or roughly $1.55 people. and most of them, women, children, and the elderly. the told doesn't to include deaths from a lack of health carol food. no, the thousands of people missing b

lives of patients to 0 is honey mike, mood or spend to dr. bush, often who's on the medical mission, alexa hospice, lyndale. but though about how people shortages impact operations facility is across the gauze, travel radius tracts that are over one would then flood injured civilians, many of them women and children and elderly individuals here at this facility. and also hospitals, doctors record about the acute shortage of basic supplies, including quantity, biotics and surgical tools and pin killer as an excuse for generators are ready to create and jeopardizing the functionalities of basics and import in essential equipment like the incubator, the ventilator and without electricity as we can see here, really is science of blacklist. there's a causing problems, is causing surgeries to be performed in dire circumstances. often the flashlights do is for generators and they are in the depleted. how is that affecting the operations in the hospital doing that operating theatre? the i see you, the incubator, these are basic departments and essential departments of the house. how is that affect

now there's been a bit of 2 tons and tons of alexa's, and i just want to read you a quote. it's actually from the secretary general in which she says if one are supposed to seize it's activities in the occupied palestinian territories, including extras and israel would be left to ensure that the range of service and assistance with the agency has been providing are still being provided now that courts has by on sonya gutierrez and he's saying that it's under or can no longer supply the aid. israel has to pick up the site, but given its track record, so fall that's not happening. you know, i mean there's 2 issues here. first of all, israel doesn't care much for international law. i kind of sconces that idea of international law. that's number one, number 2, israel's at war with the united nations. they've destroyed un uh, facilities on infrastructure. they've been bombing un schools. they've killed more than $220.00. you weren't workers. that's a world record. no other conflict in history has witnessed that many dead are. you weren't workers, israel band antonio gutierrez fr

alvarez refugee camp in central gauze, a healing 5 palestinians, that bodies are being transported to alexa hospital. the efforts underway to identify the victims, people injured in the attack of also being taken to the facility. the number of palestinians killed and israel's war on golf. so it could be significantly higher than the health ministries official death toll medical journal. the long set has released a study that takes into account for these identified and hospitals. all moves will say social media, we're a bit trees and responses from an online survey research estimate. so the actual death toll from the 1st 9 months of his riley attacks as 41 percent higher and the official number recorded on june 30th. the goal is a health ministry report of the death total of $38000.00. the study suggest it was like to close that to $64000.00 at the time. that would represent nearly 3 percent of the pre will population over off $1.35 people. and most of them were women, children and the elderly adult doesn't include depths from lack of health care or food. know the thousands of people missing

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russian opposition leader like saying the valley have been child funding cubs as e go said gordon and alexa lipstick. i've been given sentences ranging from 3 and a half to 5 years. they've been sha, so we have involvement in an extremist organization within the valleys window. usually enough, i'm not as cold for immediate release. flights over the gulf of mexico have been diverted to avoid debris from a malfunctioning space. ex starship rocket. the up to stage broke up. minutes after being launched from texas. but the space 16 deep catch up with tony booster. feed me a chief once before american filmmaking, david lynch has died at the age of 78 known phase dawkins to real optimistic vision . he on best direct to oscar nominations for blue velvet. the elephant man and mulholland drive was also behind the groundbreaking t. v series twin peaks. from his debut 1977 starkly serial eraser head, david lynch's unique and edgy cinematic vision was unmistakable. his 1986 phil blue velvet secured, his status is a highly viewed artist, director burning and this 3rd for oscar nominations. but it's argu

like, hey, alexa, what's an abortion?for her to, like, get on her phone and type in abortion and see whatever pictures are going to come up. and i think that's what i want parents to do. instead of saying, we'll talk about it when you're older, the time to talk about it is now. when they bring it up, do it with them because they can figure it out and it's better for them to figure it out with a trusted person who loves them, who can walk through difficult things instead of the vagaries of the internet that is not really interested in walking them through things gently anyhow. okay. so i think really final question and then we can open it up. so right now and i think i've touched on this at the beginning, i'd say probably the biggest fear that i hear out there is, you know, that this election will determine whether we almost overnight slip into an authoritarianism of the right or an authoritarianism of the left. what, you know, in terms of your knowledge of the system and the way it was put together, what can you say to re

and him being the new investor to israel and peg said to have some sort of cross believing that the alexa mosque will be destroyed in the landing pad of the next messiah or, and stuff. will they be fired? if they continue that kind of evangelical religious stuff, which relies on the extermination of full muslims and things like that, well it just be 5 and your deal of will be the strategy the trump deal making will be the strategy rather than having people like that in there because they have very religion there. there are even jellicoe christians who clearly believe that to be i like so most can jerusalem must be destroyed. and i don't know all the palestinians must be killed as part of the gospel, non gospel as part of a book or so. yeah, i mean that it mean huckabee is a bigger sell it than that. and any jewish scientist? i know, i mean he, he goes way beyond the pale. uh, uh, will they be fired? i'm not smart enough to know something like that, but you know, again, hopefully those people are, you know, he pointed huckabee rubio fingers crossed as a, you know, a thank you to the idol s

you are you outside alexa hospital where people are coming and going, what are they saying? what, what are the thoughts as we hear from israel in the last few minutes saying that potentially the deal might not go ahead as planned? well the general mode here, uh billing is people who cannot afford going into another phase. the week solve that decision. people here are 5 minutes away from the market. they're all they are in the office for a moment here. the audio popular excited come on with the link as you get here and your background. busy people here for around our study here are watching closely and listening to we're saying and we want to make sure that the list has been handed down. there is no waiting time is going to happen right, that everyone is out. and the number of people have been increasing in the past few minutes. more and more we seem to be in by our families come out of from the inside . the journal here are gathering here to the moment where the ceasefire is going to take cold. but also what's interesting here, we see in a google doctor's leaving the emergen

his prime minister and lead to the liberal party to die said he will stay in office until the party. alexa knew later.

>> think of it as a super alexa. now, if you have a small tv and chatbot, you go, i want to watch that program or that program. with a small tv, knowing what you have a program in terms of content, you can say i want to see a program about this or this with this actor or director. it can help out. it is still very early days. we need to make sure the expectations are not too high. sometimes the issue with the tech industry is not going to be that perfect solution straightaway. it's going to be incremental and it's going to be one of those things that right now it looks a bit why am i using it. in five years time, everybody will use it. >> you are saying the idea is to narrow down the choice for the consumer to some extent. you can basically ask for exactly what you want to watch. this direct or or this actor. personalization? >> yes. the more you use it, the more you personalize the content. it is about finding what you want to watch at a particular time. ctor, director, plot, where you can figure out what program yo

. >> ainsley: all these women amy and alexa helping out. >> steve: and seare. >> brian: congratulations thank you so much. i really appreciate it. >> brian: called "some future day how a.i. is going to change everything" he writes it in a layman's way not insider way. >> ainsley: each chapter he will give you instructions on how to download a.i. for that particular topic fashion, medicine, warfare. >> correct. >> steve: how it apply to us wherever you are in the world. it's cool. i'm going to read in this arch. >> brian: i'm not going to do warfare. >> ainsley: what about fashion? melania's picture will be there. >> brian: and so will lawrence's. >> lawrence: wants the justice department to help him enforce immigration agenda. >> steve: ashley moody is in the russell rotunda and she is going to be on "fox & friends," next. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back. now with skyrizi, i'm all in with clearer skin. ♪ ♪ yeah... i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin yeah that's all me. ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ ♪ with skyrizi 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. a

but let's go to correspondent alexa reporting on a lot of this live from new york.exis. >> reporter: it's happening quickly as president trump promised. 500 migrants officials say were in the country illegally were taken into custody in 24 hours and sources tell fox news the men's created heinous crimes including attempted murder and rape and are part of the dangerous south american games we've been talking about. and chicago police arrested a man who has been convicted of attempted murder and was sentenced at 17 years behind bars and served some of the time that then ice lodged a detainer and it was not honored and he's been back on the streets since 2017. in new york ice arresting a man who is a known or suspected terrorist. officials say he is from tÜrkiye and entered the country illegally. the fox cameras out on the streets of boston as they arrested eight migrants for a wide range of crimes it. the trump says migrants are going home and not coming back to the u.s. this morning the white house press secretary posting that president trump will send a strong and c

hey alexa. >> good morning. we haven't heard a reason why skipping trump's inauguration. she is not coming to this big large event on top of it. she won't be there but tech titans will be there and they will be front and center they want everybody to see the new relationships trump has as they try to get in a circle or at least they think they are in it. this is who is insofar, zuckerberg, elon musk, sam altman all sitting together. chief executives of tesla, amazon, open ai and meta on the platform. that's a place to sit because trump's cabinet and elected officials all sit. former first lady michelle obama skipping this but hasn't given reason yet. former president barack obama is confirmed. michelle obama also just missed president jimmy carter's funeral which a lot of people are talking about that, too. this comes as president-elect donald trump announced tuesday he's going to create an external revenue office upon his return to the white house to collect all foreign source revenues such as tariffs, okay? he says for far too long we have relied on taxing our great peo

we have the picture of alexa. look at the before and after with just this mascara.>> that's good to know. >> under $8. >> in the kitchen this won out. this is a clever idea. >> isn't it cool? >> we asked our viewers meal prep or day of and they said day of. i think thanks to this little lunch wonder, this is like a mini crock pot. it's called the crock pot go. and it's an electric lunch box. so you can take your hot food absolutely anywhere from work to school -- >> and you get there and just plug it in. >> all you do is plug it in. we have a video of our producer warming up her soup at her desk. how great is that? >> i like that. i've never seen one before. >> it's around $39. so next up for lighting, we asked our viewers timed lighting or extra lighting, and great choice, viewers, because this is the smartest smart plug i think i've ever seen -- >> what makes it so smart? >> it's from kasa. get this, you plug it directly into the socket and connect it to alexa or google assistant. you can control this with your voice. i mean -- >> okay. >> that's magic, right? you

wasn't afraid and i think it was a better thing to do that conversation with her than for her to go to alexa and be like what is an abortion or get on her phone and type in abortion and see what pictures come up. that is what i want parents to do. instead of saying we will talk about it when you are older, the time to talk about it is now. it is better to figure out with the trusted person through difficult things with the vagaries of the internet, not interested in walking through things gently anyhow. >> host: final question, we can open it up. right now, i touched on this at the beginning, the biggest fear i hear out there is this election will determine whether we almost overnight slip into an authoritarian is a of the right or authoritarianism of the left. what in terms of your knowledge of the system and the way it was put together, what can you say to reassure people that this is a game sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. when you lose, what did we do wrong, how can we do better the next time? it is not, everything seems to be so existential right now. the whole thing, this electio

. >> alexa ready for the gold. she i do. love is good to see that. hey, it's been cold out there this morning but also been nice and clear. we are still hanging out in the 30's, but just barely for livermore. santa rosa, you felt the 20's earlier. you're at 35 oakland sf starting to get a little closer to that 50 degree mark. and we're going to have a nice afternoon ahead. change up this weekend. low pressure dives in this is an inland low right here. so it's really not packing a lot of moisture with it, jack. that's kind of dry. but it does have enough for a few inches of snow in the sierra in some very light showers. in some cases, the first of the season for southern california. bay area. we literally may come out just a single drop or 2. hear all your cities across at least our reporting stations northcoast nothing out of the system this weekend. bay area may be a drop of water for the sierra. do expect a few inches of snow. this is good news, but we need a lot more snowfall. we are falling behind here. as for the southern part of the state we've

improvements include more use of text and voice visual assistants like alexa and siri.s is also expanding its direct file and free file services, so you don't have to pay someone to do your taxes. the irs recommends people file electronically in order to receive refunds much faster. >> coming up, the stage is set for the super bowl. the winners of the afc and nfc championships have clinched their spots, with both teams ready to battle it out for football's biggest prize. details on the conference championship winners next. [music] ♪ ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. rebounded since the start of the pandemic, but california is still behind. according to the national student clearinghouse, more than 19 million students were enrolled at college in fall of 2024. that's significantly above pre-pandemic levels for the first time. california saw a year to year increase, but enrollment is still down by 118,000 students compared to numbers before the start of the covid pandemic. >> san ramon held its annual cultural culture in the community celebration. the doh

. >> number seven, san francisco based openai is testing a new feature that may compete with alexa andt's called tasks. it will enable chatgpt to function like a virtual assistant, allowing you to schedule tasks and set reminders. >> elon musk is facing a new lawsuit, this time in federal court. the billionaire is accused of violating federal security laws. when he bought what was then twitter. the securities and exchange commission says musk collected more than $500 million in shares of twitter without properly disclosing his stake in the company. the sec is accusing him of waiting 11 days before revealing his ownership of the company, which allowed him to make the purchase at, quote, artificially low prices. now, the commission is requesting musk pay a civil penalty. in a statement, musk's attorney says the ceo has done nothing wrong. >> meta plans to cut 5% of its workforce, but it may not be considered layoffs. so according to cnn, the menlo park based company is getting rid of the people it considers its lowest performers and plans to backfill the positions later this year. in an

has analyses stepping down as policy leader to stay on as prime minister until the liberal party. alexa, his websites, united states congress is, is in the process of certifying donald trump's presidential election, victory, vice president commer harris says over saying proceedings on both formerly declared him the women and at least $48.00 people have been killed in ongoing attacks. and goals are in the past 24 hours in the elbow as comes from the center of the strip is really selling on a residential complex kills. at least for you kind of sentience, including a child. is there any forces withdrawing from areas in southern lebanon? that's according to the us special employ and as hawk students speaking and they route and they make no mention of a deadline for the withdrawal, which is scheduled for the end of this month, hochstein met the army, come on to who will play a key role in the implementation of se is fine and also i met with to speak with paul would not be very kind of hard to pull. it's from buried of us. and boy am as hawks then is back in baby with the diplomats had broker

shannon: south dakota parnas and dusty johnson present alexa prex trump for packing numerous legislativeriorities into one big vehicle. can lawmakers get that across the finish line? joining is now west virginia senator shelley capito. good to have you this morning, senator. >> thanks you for having me on. shannon: out to get to it walkies builders is a one bill is within your time spells it out some republicans argue they should pass to bills in order to quickly push through legislation focus on immigration at the southern border. but republicans devoted to lowering taxes pressed for one mammoth built to ensure tax cuts are not left on the cutting room floor. what are some of the logistical considerations on how to get this done? >> i think the most important aspect of it is we have a wonderful opportunity here with the president coming in and control of the house and senate. when you seize this opportunity. the american people are demanding it that's what the election was about in november. i think we want to have a success hesuccessor whether it'l or two bill i don't think it really m