for alan baird. and his late wife ran a bar in the castro that was queer friendly during the 1950s and 60s. baird died on january 7th after a long battle with prostate cancer. baird is best known as being a teamsters leader in the 70s, who worked with harvey milk to organize a boycott against coors beer. the company was accused of discriminating against the lgbtq community. that boycott reportedly cost coors 40% of its market share at the time. baird was 92. and today's viewing starts at 5 p.m. at dugan's funeral services on 17th street in san francisco. another viewing is scheduled for tomorrow morning at 930. it will be followed by a celebration of life at 11:00 in the morning. amanda reggie aqui really made an impact here in san francisco. thank you. >> gloria. now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer a preview of things happening in the bay area. >> first, the former executive director of the san jose police officers association will be sentenced today in october. joanne segovia admitted

and then indiana republican congressman of the foreign affairs committee, jim baird. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation alive wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. announcer: c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> oh, you think this is just a community center? no, it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1,000 community centers to create wi-fi-enabled liftzones so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. ♪ announr: comcast supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front-row seat to demoacy. announcer: vice president kamala harris arnold martin luther king jr. on what would have been his 90 sixth birthday during a breakfast in washington, d.c. that was hosted by the national action network. vice president kamala harris also addressed the wildfires in her home state of california. [applause] >> i had told sam that i had a sur

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and then indiana republican congressman of the foreign affairs committee, jim baird.n's washington journal, join in the conversation alive wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. announcer: c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> oh, you think this is just a community center? no, it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1,000 community centers to create wi-fi-enabled liftzones so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. ♪ announr: comcast supports

baird: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor nick bostick, a former pizza delivery man, who saved five sisters from a burning house. just after midnight, july 11, 2022, bostick was driving nearby when he saw the house in flames. bostick entered the home where he found an 18-year-old woman, a toddler, two 13-year-olds outside the upstairs bedroom, and he led them out of the house before running back inside to rescue the 6-year-old girl. for his actions, nick bostick received the carnegie medal, given to the american and canadian citizens who put themselves in extreme danger while saving and attempting to save the lives of others. it is north america's highest honor for civilian heroism. the entire lafayette community is grateful for his courageous actions, to save the lives of these young girls. thank you, and i yield back. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the brownsburg high school football team for winning the ihssa6-a state -- ihssa 6-a state championship this year. the bulldogs took on the wes

. >> a viewing for lgbtq ally alan baird will resume this morning in san francisco.after a long battle with prostate cancer. baird is best known as being a teamsters leader in the 70s, who worked with harvey milk to organize a boycott against coors beer. the company was accused of discriminating against the lgbtq community. today's viewing starts at 930 at dugan's funeral service on 17th street, and will be followed by a celebration of life at 11. >> in the south bay. samsung will celebrate its new galaxy s 25 phones today. the company will unveil the device at its galaxy unpacked event at the sap center in san jose. samsung says it will also make an announcement about its most groundbreaking i news yet. the event kicks off at 10:00 this morning and will be streaming live on youtube and the samsung website. >> blending cultures and traditions, the sonoma county mother teaching her children while finding her own way around the farm. but first, a check on the weather with meteorologist. >> hey, good morning, 541 and we're looking at a lovely view from our east bay hill

. >> a viewing for lgbtq ally alan baird will resume this morning in san francisco.died earlier this month after a long battle with prostate cancer. baird is best known as being a teamsters leader in the 70s, who worked with harvey milk to organize a boycott against coors beer. the company was accused of discriminating against the lgbtq community. today's viewing starts at 930 at dugan's funeral services on 17th street, and will be followed by a celebration of life at 11. >> in the south bay. samsung will celebrate its new galaxy s20 five phones today. the company will unveil the device at its galaxy unpacked event at the sap center in san jose. samsung says it will also make an announcement about its most groundbreaking i news yet. the event kicks off at 10:00 this morning and will be streaming live on youtube and the samsung website. >> still ahead, the winter storm causing problems for southern states. the snowfall in places like houston and new orleans. >> you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're up about 75 points. a

when we go back up to capitol hill to the rotunda, it is congressman jim baird joining us, republicanho represents indiana's fourth congressional district. also a member of the foreign relations committee. good morning to you. on foreign relations, we start on that cease-fire deal that was announced yesterday. sounds like it has hit some snags today, but what was your reaction to that announcement? guest: i think that's a real opportunity for that area to come to an understanding on how they are going to get along, and yet i do not criticize prime minister netanyahu for what he is resisting, because he is asking for all the requirements of that agreement to be complied with, and so i think that is an important aspect to make sure that we recover those hostages. ivory president trump say that they should never have been taken and i don't disagree with that, but now that it is where we are, i think they need to be released. host: yesterday joe biden taking credit for this deal and in president-elect donald trump taking credit for this deal coming together is truth social post. doesn't m

when we go back up to capitol hill to the rotunda, it is congressman jim baird joining us, republican who represents indiana's fourth congressional district. also a member of the foreign relations committee. good morning to you. on foreign relations, we start on that cease-fire deal that was announced yesterday. >> we're going to leave this, you can find "washington journal" on our c-span now app as we go to joint base myer where we hear from defense secretary lloyd austin and joint chiefs general brown. live here on c-span. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> attention! ♪ >> honor, guard! attention! ♪ >> attention! >> ladies and gentlemen, taking her seat is the first lady of the united states, dr. jill biden. >> also taking his seat is mr. doug emhoff, second gentleman. now taking her seat is mrs. charlene austin. >> and taking her seat is mrs. cherine brown. >> attention! >> distinguished guests, please stand for the arrival of the official party and remain standing as honors are rendered and for the invocation given by chaplain colonel james d. key. taking their positions on the reviewing stand are the

. >> made a little bit this past sunday with brett baird, he's a big commanders van.the other teams jersey. and brett was a man of his word. >> i bet jesse watters that my washington commanders would beat his philadelphia eagles and instead of a monetary payoff he suggested wearing the other teams jersey for a segment and they won so congrats, your eagles did fly high this weekend they were firing on all cylinders. congratulations, good luck in super bowl lix. >> i bet that hurts. my next bet was steve do see so if the birds lose i will wear amo homes jersey but that won't happen so we will ship the jersey up to new york for steve. let's do some texts. matthew from new jersey, can we get a score prediction for the big game? i'm not going to be doing that. this time i think i'm feeling lucky. karen from buffalo grove, brett cooper is a remarkable young woman who gives me hope for the future. desiree from chattanooga, tennessee,, thanks for having my brilliant daughter-in-law on your show tonight's. she's a superstar. a mom text that's nice, how refreshing. john from fl

. >> former canadian miniature of foreign affairs john baird thanks very much for being here.. >> you know, it is in canada, in my lifetime almost 10 years almost always get boost --, the the president i think better days ahead for canada and u.s. relationship. >> policy isn't it true voters rejected the very extreme left policies and would like to see change? will that happen? >> extreme, woke, extreme -- elitist policies, conservative policy leading by 20, 25, 27 points, a great partner for united states. he believes in open markets, macro economic policy securing border, and ensuring that we tackle crime we will have a great partner as will the rest of the world when government changes following next election. >> are you expecting conservative leadership to win? >> yeah. as i said we, parliament shut down until march 24 new prime minister when parliament reconvenes i suspect we will go to early election can't happen soon enough for us we need to really, boost economic growth, and deal with challenges that concerns that president trump has. maria: really, really interesting

baird -- policies which are not for us to criticize, those are policies which people have been elected to implement, and are implementing them with a view to making a better economy. so i don't think -- i wouldn't call this out as one of those times, i wouldn't compare it to the global financial crisis because we have a very good economy right now. reporter:

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but -- the kind of uncertainty we have is our usual level of uncertainty jim baird -- policies which are not for us to criticize, those are policies which people have been elected to implement, and are implementing them with a view to making a better economy. so i don't think -- i wouldn't call this out as one of those times, i wouldn't compare it to the global financial crisis because we have a very good economy right now. reporter: with market news international. chair powell, is a marked cut still on the table, and additionally are you looking to see more data, inflation data that roughly aligned with? chair powell: current forecasts, as i mentioned, the economy is strong, the labor market is solid, downside risks to the labor market appeared to have abated. we think inflation continues on a slow and sometimes bumpy path. that tells me and the other members of the committee, the sense is that we don't need to be in a hurry to adjust our policy stance. your second question was -- >> whether or not you to see better-than-expected inflation data or just inflation data that roughly al

jim baird from indiana and me and albert's. when we came back, we were not welcome back. we saw that our country as a whole saw the mistakes made of the 1960's and not welcoming us back. iraqi freedom, enduring freedom, and all of that. we are a society with a conscience and understanding everything we have comes from god to include especially our right, not bureaucrats. we have an opportunity here. as we come of this committee, set the framework for holding the veterans administration accountable to maintain the rights and freedoms of all of our veterans, because if they have them, it's going to spread out across our population, to help others, especially family members who have suffered the loss as well. the only thing we can do in this committee is asked questions, set the stage, and set the momentum. it's going to be up to all of you in the trenches to get it done, but i'm going to stop here, because i don't want to waste time. as a marine, i'm frugal, i don't waste money, i don't waste ammunition. but we have to continue to press the message that our veterans need ev

baird. rep. baird: thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to start my comments, i appreciate you being here, mr. secretary. but i want to express my appreciation to the gold star families that are here today, and i also want to express my sorrow for your loss. one of those was corporal humberto sanchez from my area. i want to make that on the record because of their sacrifice. mr. secretary, i have questions about whether or not you've expressed opposition to the unconditional withdrawal to the president or mr. sullivan or to nato, because on april 21, you made a visit to brussels to talk with nato and after your visit you made an unannounced visit to afghanistan on april 15, 2021. could you give us some idea what the purpose of that visit? and then what information did you bring back and share with the president from this unannounced visit? sec. blinken: thank you. the purpose of the visit was to see for myself the situation on the ground in afghanistan, to hear directly from our embassy how they were pursuing the mission, our dipl

as noted by analysts at baird, humana is 45 times larger than alignment in terms of revenue, so it'ssimilar cost efficiencies now, october was the pivotal time for the space, as that's when the centers for medicare and medicaid services released the new their star ratings, which led to analysts filtering these medicare advantage plans by stars online to see if they could get some early intel before the formal announcement. but when those results were finally released, it turned out that alignment healthcare did pretty well. the primary medicare advantage plan maintained its four star rating, and the and their second biggest plan increased from 3 to 4.5 stars. that's very hard to do. why do these ratings matter? because medicare advantage plans that may maintain their ratings. last year, they grew enrollment by 19% versus only 3% enrollment growth for the plans. where the ratings decline. it's real bad if your stars go down. this momentum continued later that month when alignment reported terrific third quarter, better than expected for both revenues and membership growth. that gave t

we have an actual news division you watch a special report brooke baird you see an actual news show we dana perino america's newsroom is a great show. they have somebody democrats on they realize it is fair. you do not see that on msnbc or cnn. when at night they have an election night coverage, it's rachel maddow it is nicole enjoy. three opinion house when we have election night coverage with actual journalists on and off the opinion people for the opinion people to give the perspective but they are not anchoring and that's the whole difference we are seeing is there anyone named joy that's actually joyful? >> very good point. >> is on they don't work in that media they probably are. because if you're watching her name is joy we love you. brian, good. >> is joy in toledo watching the show and we love you. >> thank you for that. still ahead box office flop has been nominated for two oscars, is it because it's an anti- trump film? we will cover it next. ♪ humana medicare advantage plans. carry this card and you could have the power to unlock benefits beyond original medicare. these are

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new this morning analysts at baird are downgrading the package delivery giant to a neutral from outperformt ups cutting amazon volumes by 50% or more may be a bigger challenge for the firm down the line. so ups trying to find some stability. now for that and other top stories and analyst calls of the day. just head over to cnbc.com. slash pro subscribers get more access to detail and analysis behind all those big stories and calls. becky. also i'll send things back over to you guys. >> okay dom. thank you. we'll see you a little bit later in the show. >> coming up getting canada trade right. president trump could levy tariffs as soon as this weekend on canada. but does he have some trade deficit numbers wrong. steve liesman is going to be bringing us that story right after the break. we'll see the professor. it's going to be at the table here with us. and then later, president trump's senior trade adviser, peter navarro. he's going to be our guest as we dig in to the tariff debate. with 24 hours potentially to go, depending on what president trump does next. we're coming right back after t

baird investment strategist ross mayfield joins us on the program. what this trump playbook actually looks like especially around headlines around the tariffs story. for you, what is the trump playbook in the second administration? does it look like his first? >> i think it looks a lot like his first so i think we can take some lessons from the first term. obviously i think they are hitting day one more prepared this time around so there will be quicker action. having the people in place they want in place. we might see a quicker movie administration but immigration, tariffs and tax cuts, those of the three pillars. we are seeing some of those trump assets rally but by and large, set against the soft landing markets. i think the continuation of the trends we saw on the biden administration across 2023 and 2024. they have something to do with the policy landscape but a lot to do with the economy. kriti: there is a consensus the u.s. economy could do no wrong. the regulation will be a tailwind for the stock market. what drops the stock market? with the

when we go back up to capitol hill to the rotunda, it is congressman jim baird joining us, republican who represents indiana's fourth congressional district. also a member of the foreign relations committee. good morning to you. on foreign relations, we start on that cease-fire deal that was announced yesterday.