what's the major difference between betting on something like the oscars versus betting on a game? you take a game. we have all this data of previous games and, you know, current year, prior year injuries, intangibles for oscars and, you know, award shows. it's about who won. who won the awards show prior to this. and the oscar goes to emma stone. when it comes to the oscars, how much is hunch versus science? the hunch also plays into who do i like? i got a good feeling about this. they've never won or they've won a couple. it's been a while since they've won one. so i think all that does come into play. and we noticed that on the betting side, there's something else they're feeling and sometimes those hunches come into play. i have to go to the envelope for that. you can't get more emotional than like betting on something that is all about human emotion, right? and that's what a lot of this is. that's what it all is. you tried too hard to write. really? yeah. if you're asking, this year's most contested category might be best actor. with a lot of bettors split between the current

did you bet on baseball? >> yes, i did.ot coming clean a lot earlier. >> the interview is more than 20 years ago. now espn is reporting major league baseball commissioner rob is considering reinstating arose in lifting the band mean the baseball legend can finally make it to the hall of fame. i think he should get to the hall of fame. i think he deserves it. i think it is tough when you have had a gambling in your background but i was glad to see him admit this a long, long time ago. if you are truly going to put people in the hall of fame that were important and significant in baseball, it won't be complete, in my opinion without pete rose but what you think? >> you are 1 100% right. all of our heroes are not infallible, none of them aren't. they all have mistakes they made along the way. nothing about gambling, according to him on his team, changes what happened on the baseball field. the real hypocrisy here as i believe mark mcguire was eligible for the hall of fame ballot and he was juiced up for i would let him in just

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so, there was a plantation owner in mobile, who made a bet in 1860 when the slave trade had been made illegal. it had been illegal since 1808. but he had made a bet that he could build a ship and sail it to africa and get captive africans and bring them back here to be enslaved. and he did just that. he managed to build a boat, he had a captain who sailed it over, and that captain bought 110 -- he bought more, but only 110 made it onto the boat, and he sailed it back to alabama without being caught. so, it is known the clotilda is the last known american slave ship to come from africa. what makes this story super unique is that the 110 were sold off to financial backers of the clotilda, but 32 of them were kept by the man who made the bet. and they were kept right there in mobile, alabama. so, this happened in 1860. but in 1865, the civil war happened, and these captives were freed. when they were freed, they wanted to go home, because they remembered where they came from. you know, it had only been five years. they still spoke the language. they new home. they wanted to go, but they

it's a london based business abdomen and betting on n square. we have a great bar scene popping up and speak easy and pch. hawthorne, school. this is the place to come down and enjoy. come, don't forget union square is the place to be. certainly in the years to come. a very difficult time of course for any major city. we are dealing with the same thing. explore and support our businesses here. we'll continue to thrive. come on down, you will be wildly, also surprised at how beautiful it is since we are still blooming. >> thank you, that's great. it's great to hear your optimistic outlook on restoring this part of time. >> thank you for having me and taking a little time to showcase our heart of san francisco. >> thanks again. >> thank you. >> that's it for this episode. we'll be back with another one shortly. thank you for watching. . >> good afternoon everyone. >> thank you for joining us at our housing authority commission meeting today in city hall on february 27th. we go ahead and take the roll please present president walking tour present c

peter: i bet you could use lab-grown milk to gas up an indycar. charlie: yes, you could.obably full of all kinds of flammable things that could go into a gas tank. charlie: yeah, you might not have to -- peter: who can help us figure it out? if. rachel: all right. abby is live in florida as the indie car series revs few up for an inaugural season at fox. abby, would you drink has been-grown milk? if. >> reporter: absolutely not, rachel. i was just saying when i was hearing you guys react to this segment, you know what's not lab-grown? these tires. these are hand-mounted onto the cars. yeah, i don't think that the drivers fuel if it with lab-grown milk. yeah, i will not be doing that. we are currently hanging out in the paddock which is where all of the teams ahead of this indie car race -- indycar race are getting ready. and i got to get into one of these cars yesterday. that take a look. can you drive me to work every day, please? >> absolutely, i'm in. i don't know if i could do that this if new york city, but i'd give it a shot. >> reporter: i have to tell you, i felt

so, there was a plantation owner in mobile, who made a bet in 1860 when the slave trade had been made illegal. it had been illegal since 1808. but he had made a bet that he could build a ship and sail it to africa and get captive africans and bring them back here to be enslaved. and he did just that. he managed to build a boat, he had a captain who sailed it over, and that captain bought 110 -- he bought more, but only 110 made it onto the boat, and he sailed it back to alabama without being caught. so, it is known the clotilda is the last known american slave ship to come from africa. what makes this story super unique is that the 110 were sold off to financial backers of the clotilda, but 32 of them were kept by the man who made the bet. and they were kept right there in mobile, alabama. so, this happened in 1860. but in 1865, the civil war happened, and these captives were freed. when they were freed, they wanted to go home, because they remembered where they came from. you know, it had only been five years. they still spoke the language. they new home. they wanted to go, but they

i think the kind of lecturing of zelenskyy was a bet that you could see coming from the trail. right. this was a this is a fight. >> i think everyone at home was like, what the heck is going on? >> i guess. >> usually they're so performative, right? world leaders, when they meet. >> the tone and the space. but the message is one that they've been saying over and over and one and it's a course correction they have wanted to pick to believe that this was this was this. i'm not saying it. i'm not saying i'm not saying it doesn't make it shocking, but i am saying the result is a recalibration, a fight that they have chosen. i mean, that was a trap that they set to make. yeah. >> entirely agree with that. i mean, look, i thought what happened on friday was appalling, but for 40 minutes it was fairly conciliatory where the problem was i think it has more i agree with you. the larger they want to fight with europe, this is good for them. but i blame more vance than they do trump on this. and i. >> do think that was the intention. >> i think look, it's first of all, it's just sort of w

it's a safe bet on the u.s. consumer that's okay charles: they sell albums for mom and dad while kids are shopping. thanks a lot, phil. talk to you again. biggest market story of february is sort of -- listen, without anybody, everyone agrees and sort of this in closing we talk about it, the mag seven and next guest is tremendous success and making money in the last few years with the stocks and i want to get his current assessment and research advisory and their managing partner kip harris. one of the mag seven charges and just a few and around victory of mags and obviously broke through the 50 day pretty quickly and your rate of change is here and going for that and support point of relative strength and i guess the idea is where are you here now? how much more pain could there be left in this? >> investor sentiment is extreme levels and seasonality very bad for last two weeks of february and march and april. quite a bit different and two of the best months of the year and we think the left frankly has been be

nothing overly heavy, but the better bet here of getting in on some quick, heavy downpours. maybe some isolated thunderstorms would arrive as we head through sunday morning. right into sunday afternoon, also into sunday evening. but as you'll see here, the coverage is not super widespread. it will be these areas of rain will get and then we'll see some drying and then we'll get more areas of rain moving back in. so that's why right now totals don't look extremely high. we're seeing anywhere from a 10th to about a half inch here through the bay area. some of the coastal areas certainly could be the highest numbers. otherwise, as we start it off for tomorrow morning, temperatures are going to begin here with some 40s and 50s across the bay area. that will put you down to 48 in the south bay, over to san francisco, 50. and for the north bay 46. all right. the other thing i want to get to here are those temperatures tomorrow after upper 70 to 80. wow. this is going to hit us hard here. 63 in cupertino, 65 in morgan hill. we'll continue with the mix of 50s and 60s for the east ba

>> you bet. there is always mistakes. >> reporter: does it make you crazy? >> yeah.d's sake, the public hears it as gibberish anyway. what difference does it make? >> everybody says that all the title. here is the thing. something like high valyrian has been regularly on screen since 2013. people have an ear for it now. >> for fans, it definitely matters. and it matters that they know that what they are digging into actually has meat behind it. >> reporter: it seems like you guys are really academically rigorous about these languages being real and plausible. >> why is that so important to you? >> unlike other props, you will never interact with the real thing. so if a sword looks like it's steel on screen, that's fine. it doesn't matter if it's actually plastic. doesn't matter if it's actually sharp. a language doesn't exist beyond speaking it. that is the actual prop. you can't reach into the screen and grab a fake sword, but you can get the language. so it must be real. >>> you people who just tuned in at home, this is the academy awards. warning, contents may cau

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but that at this point, unless zelenskyy makes explicit public apology, then all bets are off for thiseal. and things are just going to be at a stand stilt. what do you think is more important to the white house at this point? meeting president trump's goal of ending the war within 100 days. his first 100 days which is april 30th. or just exacting this apology in a mineral deal from zelenskyy? shannon: i think ultimately he does he wants to get this done and campaigned on ending this and talks about bloodshed on both sides hundreds of thousands of people gone forever from their families, and from the future of that country. i think it is a deal maker i think we all know that at the end of the day they wants to get this thing done and started to feel like this white house started to feel like zelenskyy is a road block to getting that done. there's also something a lot of growing frustration that i've heard from folks who have been in some of the meetings some of this has been discussed publicly as well meetings with secretary bessent vice president vance, and secretary rubio, having con

rose was banned from baseball in 1989 for betting on games including his own team.cinnati reds. he was also made ineligible for the hall of fame, despite being the career leader in hits. pete rose later confessed to the betting accusations in an autobiography and he also spent five months in prison in 1990 in an autobiography and he also spent five months in prison in 1994 filing false income tax returns. the 2017, a woman alleged she had an affair with him while she was underage. >>> coming up a show of support in great britain for the president of ukraine following that mary public argument in the oval office on friday. the past that european leaders are now facing. >>> israel blocks the flow of humanitarian aid into gaza. how israel is linking the move to a proposed extension of a cease-fire. >>> here is a look at the top of the market and it definitely still raining in parts of the bay area. but it's a lovely view from on top of here and we will see a good amount of dry time today. don't expect a [chatter] it's a robotic money expert. clever. how do i start a sa

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it's hard to bet against "anora."bo, "brokeback mountain," so that would be historic if that happened. we get to actor, a race between timothee and adrian. timothee chalamet won the s.a.g. award. voting was already closed. i think it will be adrian brody. he had the momentum going into voting. then actress, this one stresses me out a lot. >> whit: don't stress out. we're just getting started. >> demi moore who has had the narrative all season, fernanda torres, and you also have mikey madison who won the bafta award. i'm going with 62-year-old demi moore. >> linsey: really? >> going to be the sixth oldest woman to ever win that prize even though she's the sixth youngest looking to win that prize, but i just think her work on "the substance," everyone loves her story. >> linsey: what kind of milestones might you be looking for? >> i'm looking for sean baker to win four oscars in one night. the first time since walt disney in 1952, and then i'm looking at diane warren to possibly win her long overdue oscar 16th time char

tomorrow night when those isolated thunderstorms are starting to come through, maybe it's a better bet san jose gets somewhat more noticeable rain, but even at that, not a whole lot. the seven-day forecast will show us there's more after this. so if we look at tomorrow with just a chance of showers on it, there's not much. monday has no rain. monday is the day off. tuesday night, the next system gets here. this is the one farther out in the pacific we were looking at. that one keeps a chance of rain going here pretty consistently wednesday and thursday. not big totals but we've got to keep a chance of rain in the forecast there for both days, and then by next weekend we'll clear out except for sunday. because by sunday there could be another storm. more on that one as we get closer to it. all right, andrea, over to you. >> all right, thank you, darren. >>> coming up in sports, it's one of the best rivalries in baseball. it's still spring training, but there is always something on the line when the giants and the dodgers face off. we'll show you the battle in the desert when we come bac

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bet and win big. check out the player's club for free play giveaways, drawings, and discounts.mornings. let's get a look at traffic with sue hall. good morning sue. >> good morning gloria. and we are headed to the bay bridge. metering lights are on at 535, and they're still on, but traffic has really backed off, so it's a nice smooth ride. headed towards the bay bridge toll plaza. no delays. we do have an earlier accident southbound 680 on the sunol grade right near calaveras boulevard. that's been cleared, but you are slow south on 680 from the 580 junction. drew. >> hi, sue. we're looking live from our south beach camera. nice and sunny out there, and we do expect a sunny afternoon coming our way. temperatures right now 40 going into the low 50s. future weather showing you as we warm throughout the afternoon. temperatures will remain below average for early march. we'll have some clouds roll in later this evening, but mostly sunny throughout the day. upper 50s to near 60 degrees. >> all right. thank you so . time now for live with kelly. and mark will be back at 11 livr a mid

he said, i'll bet the farm on it.kristin lancaster opened up the newspaper and learned her attacker had been charged with murder. i felt overwhelming guilt, just overwhelming guilt, knowing that he'd killed someone and that perhaps i hadn't tried hard enough to make people believe me. did you feel like a life could have been saved if you had been taken more seriously? oh, yes. carolyn would still be here. i mean, there's no doubt. andrea canning: and what about the woman at the start of our story? jamie hart's case had been handled by the brazos county sheriff's office. but after ynobe was arrested, it didn't take long for the college station police department and the sheriff's office to compare the dna. what they found-- ynobe was also jamie's killer. what's that moment like? i remember the feeling of wanting to feel relieved. but all i could think was, this is exactly what i knew was going to happen. he struck again. another girl is dead, and another family has lost their precious daughter. andrea canning: chuck say

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i bet you can. >> i can. >> i bet you can. >> but zelenskyy can't. and we saw that in the press conference. >> fighting for sovereignty, being he was being combative and he. >> was chiming in about actually on a factual question, which is can you trust vladimir putin to to actually make good on his promises? because zelenskyy was there when they signed another deal with putin that putin did not uphold. >> the entire time. this was an unmitigated disaster from a geo strategic perspective. the messages i got from allies across nato on the way in here, from the think tank community, from dc, from folks on the ground, was just utter and complete shock. you know, before he showed up today, there was already a spat previously where, you know, he had said, hey, the president is living in a disinformation bubble. the president punched back and said, you know, you're a dictator and you should have elections. they kind of finally put that aside. so this was already starting to bubble to the surface. now you throw in the comments that were made today, i don't k

truth social that he will be issuing a complete pardon of pete rose, the late baseball legend, for bettingn his own team, which ended his budding managerial career when he was banned from the sport in 1989, making him ineligible for the baseball hall of fame. rose denied the gambling allegations for years until 2004, when he wrote in his autobiography that he turned to betting as a way to recapture the high that he got from winning batting titles in world series. rose became one of the greatest players ever. over a 24 season career. he died last september at the age of 83. are you ready for march madness? madison square garden last night new york saint john's winning the big east title outright for the first time since 1985. they beat seton hall. it was deemed a white out game for saint john's fans. and check out their coach, rick pitino, one of the best. rocking the white suit clean. nobody wants to see this coach and this team in the tourney, coach said afterwards. we're just getting started. how about this number five tennessee tied with number six. bama with four seconds left. jahmai m

well, i don't, so i wouldn't, i wouldn't bet on that of europe may eventually sanction russia and they're completely cut off those that never stay. so here it is union that are still getting gas from russia that would be a risky move in terms of the integrity and unit, sorry to interrupt that he was really advise that off the black market. that because it needs the energy con, supply of old united states can supply all of it. they have to, they truly desperate for original energy. right? they find that the russian war, in fact, london violent in paris will let them say what they want to say. but the pressure does need the fluid exchange and uh, it has to be a non here, the very openly in russia, the after cutting off a gas supplies to, or uh, the material supplies to the, to the rest of the world that end up in, in western countries would not be uh, you know, a small move by russia. so yes, so there is, um, a certain debris opener. so how shall i put it in consistency and this whole thing, but that we're dealing with, whether they to call it a strange wall or a wall where the unconvention

well, i don't say i would, i wouldn't bet on that of europe may eventually sanction russia that completely cut off those. the member states of europe is union that are still getting gas from russia. that would be a risky move in terms of the integrity and unit, sorry to interrupt the advice at off the black market. them because it needs the energy con, supply of old united states on supply all of it. they have to, they truly desperate to original energy. right? they find as the russian war, in fact, london, breland and paris will let them say what they want to say. but the pressure does need the fluid exchange and uh, it has to be not here, the very openly in russia, the after cutting off a gas supplies to or other were rolling material supplies to the, to the rest of the world that end up in, in western countries would not be uh, you know, a small move by russia. so yes, so there is of a sudden the debris opener. so how shall i put it in consistency in this whole thing. but we're dealing with whether they to call it a strange wall or a wall with the unconventional features. uh, there is n

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investors are betting on a european �*rearmament cycle' as the white house raises pressure on the continent bae systems — saw its shares jump by almost 15%. that's stirred the ftse—ioo to a record high — rising in the past hour to cross 8,900. there were similar big gains for french defence tech giant thales and germany's rheinmetall, which makes the leopard 2 tank. speaking in the past hour, britain's prime minister sir keir starmer outlined how ukraine would be able to tap into british—made weapons. a partnership with ukraine that allows them to use £i.6 a partnership with ukraine that allows them to use £1.6 billion of export finance to buy 5000 air defence missiles manufactured in belfast. that means ukjobs, uk skills, uk finance pulling together for our national interest. putting ukraine in the strongest possible position for peace and protecting innocent civilians from the terror of russian drones. well, defence stocks are up, gas prices are rising. and bond markets have also been reacting to the latest geopolitical tensions. yields — or implied borrowing costs on british and german g

. >> i bet it is. park owners tell us they're happy.city was thoughtful about the project. >> well, the bay area panthers are looking for players to add to their roster. their professional indoor football team based out of san jose, ktvu james torres, is live from san jose city college, where open tryouts are soon underway. good morning james. >> and good morning to you, betty. well, an indoor football stadium is only about 30% the size of a traditional football field, so it's a lot more intimate, but it's supposed to be just as competitive. you'll still see the big throws, the big catches, the big plays, the big hits and the bay area panthers. they're pretty good at this sport. the one they won the indoor football league championship about two years ago. they placed top of their division just last year. and today they're looking to beef up the roster. players here usually have a one year contract. so the team does look a lot different every season. and i talked to head coach rob keefe earlier this morning. he tells me they take a good,

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and then, you know, i mean it's, it's, you know, it, they look using is on the bet for seals in ukraine. and the whole part is in fetters is ukraine. i mean, we can see this, and so the am not able to give the money back. and this money is one that says it's russian assistance, been frozen money. so this money is gone, but it's not actually the money. if i, we my belief, of course, the leaders of the you what they are saying, it's the frozen s, it's money, but this is going on for a long time already. i think since well one or 2 years there, what were you saying? you know, we're giving a law and we're giving a loan, but it's no loan, it's just a gift. and i mean, i wonder how long are the people in europe a going to take up this nonsense? i mean, this is, yeah. what, what we can say, it's actually the money if it's not a low from, you know, the russian frozen s, it expects payers money from the european unit union people. and i mean, they have to be very angry because it's their mom a, they are working forward and they can see now it's going to ukraine, which actually lost it on the bat

i bet this and missed the chance to go top. that is foot from a goal down to win, and it was former we all play as school. we school the went from the policy spot and those are packed crowd than where to. so i was hoping to see with a place it go top of the group and the i was attending the letter said that they went men down when and so fast was sent off and went on to those 2. now i guess it's 2 dentists, those 1st defeats of the seas and these them said in this saturday. so i just the united manager ruben m r m a says the club is heading into the right direction despite to immoral on and off the pitch. united face for them in the f, a club later this sunday. the ties a comes it just days off to was announced. another $200.00 jobs that would be caught at the club. united or down and 14th place and the permanent but still have a chance of winning 2 cop competitions. as we are trying to project the next season, we have to do it as a, as a big, lo and we are changing a lot of things, you know, a squad in the academy. we are work

i bet you get a free bowl of soup, you know what i mean?er] >> he was a top is this week, he is writing the book is it the media was duped by biden's cognitive decline. if one showing signs of going downhill. >> we know where people are being honest, in the moment when biden was still in the white house and before that moment, i think we knew from of those who were ignoring what we saw it with our own eyes and we need to be sensitive in some cases, we have emma members who go to this but this was the president of the united states and reason to have great concern somebody was visually declining in a public way that was still sitting in the white house and the oval office making very big deci decisions. >> you know he's in bad shape when they are living cocaine in the lockers for him. [laughter] don't go anywhere. watch this. [cheering and applauding] [applause] welcome back to fox news saturday night after last call. [applause] do not forget to get tickets the casino resort on april 19, tickets available at fox across america.com. [applause