reporter: talking about the energy bill here. [indiscernible] -- that doesn't seem to be the case. there must be some measure hit that those other democrats see in this piece of legislation doctor merit that other democrats see in this piece of legislation. mr. jeffries: we'll see what happens in terms of the house floor and any member who votes for or against a bill that in my view puts polluters over people will articulate their perspective to the constituents that they represent back home. reporter: for the second time, the white house has reversed its position onal republican disapproval -- on a republican disapproval after house democrats dutily voted against it. do you trust the whro*us, what is your communication with threpl and what are you telling members on this upcoming d.c. police accountability resolution? mr. jeffries: i think with respect to statements of administrative policy, there are different levels of expressions of opposition in terms of whether they disagree, strongly disagree in some cases, affirmatively indicate that they are going to veto the legislation.

officer patrick mccormack is here. >> bill: dramatic rescue caught on police body cam.on the scene, with a three-year-old trapped inside a submerged car. the car was underwater for several minutes. webster dove in and pulled the boy from the car seat and another officer began cpr, their quick thinking saved the toddler's life. well done. >> dana: thank goodness. notorious mega-prison bringing in second wave of suspected gang members. video shows 2000 heavily tattooed men stacked closely together as they are brought into the facility. new footage reveals inmates sleep on bare metal bunks with no mattresses. the prison has faced criticism over the conditions. the president there, fairly new, had 87% approval rating, guess what it is today? 91%. >> bill: because of that? >> dana: i watched it on jesse watters prime time, they talked about, they were grateful criminal activity had ended. >> bill: it works, right? >> dana: it does. >> bill: from chicago, tension hitting boiling point. chicago city council meeting, they want to know how lori lightfoot plan to spend $20 millio

bill that are controversial. mr. mccarthy: you had a bipartisan vogt here so what's the -- vote out here so what's the controversy? the only thing that's controversial is you have the majority of the democrats who have such extreme views that even when we pass the parents' bill of rights, their extreme view believes that parents shouldn't know what's being taught to their children. they think so extreme that you shouldn't tell parents when some violence happens in your school. they are so extreme in their views that they don't believe the school should tell them where they're spending their money. and now we just found the majority of them are so extreme that they would rather stand with china and russia than with the american energy worker. so i'm not sure what's controversial in the bill. i'm not sure what's controversial that you can speed the process up so we can make things in america. we built the empire state building in 400 days. but it takes us seven years to build a simple road today. that's wrong. and we're not going to be able to compete with other countries if we been to hold america -- continue to hol

i got a water bill here, too, they succeeded in paying the water and electricity bills, and mohammadi electricity became free. the consumption of 88 tomans was free, before 30 tomans to 25 tomans. it was very good. that we had consultations with the government and with the honorable representatives of the parliament, we are looking for this exemption to be widespread and effective. imam ali joyan still says that this law has not been widespread . it is calculated, so 11,500 is not the amount that came to this market for the law during which there are few clients consumers should not pay the cost of water, electricity and gas, only with a free test included in this plan . 200 people said to go to the electricity department to correct half of the consumption pattern in what year . the issue that the chairman of the social commission of the parliament says should be corrected is that these people should be removed from the control list. unfortunately , in the implementation phase, the respected minister of the commission replied and i became crazy, i became the law with elders and charac

for the round-the-clock efforts that you did in the review of the budget bill, here is the second paragrapht paragraph about the 12th of farvardan farzaneh in the provincial planning and development council. research and develop technology outside of work in 2046, it was also added to the credit of the contract forces. in fact, the increase of the exception will cause the scope of the research cake to shrink . therefore , we will return the contract credits and subsidies from the issuance of the order. instead of the exception, the next point this is that if we don't allocate credit every time , there is a lack of people in the society, this will cause salamian and this report to be delayed until the end of the year. actually , it is possible to achieve this, that is, we put the budget, but nothing will come out of it in the field of research and technology. therefore, the first part contradicts the law on independence i will correct and solve this problem in the second part, which we have proven, we will help with this event, every time it is allocated, this will be provided and the resear

20 people, the relief committee came with 11 thousand and 500 tomans, and i paid this, the water bill here is also for the applicants. they succeeded in paying the price of water and electricity bills and mohammadi electricity became free, the consumption of 88 was very low, before it was 30 tomans, 25 tomans was very, very good, and the free exemption law was supposed to be widespread for this group during correspondence and meetings with the government. we were looking for this exemption with the honorable parliamentarians it should be widespread and effective. imam ali joyan still says that this law has not been widespread . well, if i said that you should consume less, we will not calculate the amount of the water, electricity, gas bill from you . clients who consume less bread must pay for water, electricity and gas only with a free test included in this plan. they say that the executive regulations of this law in the electricity and water company are very strict and outside of the actual consumption of our electricity bill, and 195 in the model they said the consumption of 200 visits

they're urging the government in the coming budget, to extend the help on bills, provided throughout the winter. here's. and have you had it on much? no! sue has turned meter— reading into a fine art. after seeing her energy bills treble, she's cut back on everything, from doing her washing, to making tea. i turn radiators off in rooms. i've shut doors. i sit with a rug around me at night, in my lounge. you're just constantly cutting back on everything. since october, the government's energy price guarantee means a typical consumer pays a maximum of £2,500 a year. that figure is planned to rise to £3,000 in april, but could now be frozen where it is for another three months. now, there will be some additional support for pensioners like sue, those on low incomes and on disability benefits. and if you want to see how you might be affected, there's loads of information on the bbc�*s website. now, it is worth noting that for the past six months, everyone's been getting a £66 discount on their bill, totalling £400 paid for by the government. but, at the end of this month, that is ending. businesses have al

. >> bill: here in new york, a federal judge in texas is hearing between pro-life group over abortion the market for years. david spot, doj, has the story from there. hello. >> 40 million women could be affected, this pill went on the market legally in fall of 2000, it is called mifepristone. there is a group suing texas to take this off the market arguing the drug is not safe. they are suing the fda, it is possible a judge could issue an injuncturion, stopping sales, even in states with abortion is legal. >> we want the dangerous drugs taken off the market and for the fda to do their job, protect women and girls from dangerous drugs like this. it should have happened a long time ago. >> this is judge that can hear the case in amarillo, texas. appointed in 2019 by former president trump. another story out of texas, suing to get clarification -- after six weeks, one woman tried for 18 months to get pregnant, developed complications and said her health was seriously compromised. hear from her. >> had to wait until the baby's heart stopped beating or i got so sick the ethices board would

they want, they will be out in next 24 hours, no consequence or charge. >> bill: you are from the dominican republic, been hereething years. 36 years. >> bill: wow, practically original. you live in the bronx and dana showed you numbers happening in new york or philadelphia or washington, d.c., big cities in america are different today. >> yes. >> bill: how do you see that in your town now? >> the crime is getting worse, everybody is scared and i tell you because i have been shot three different times all my life. in 1990, crime was high. now crime is worse. you know why? before you were afraid of the police because there was consequence, you would do time. now no consequence and people are not afraid of police. when they don't respect the law, it is more scary. i believe in law and order. >> dana: you are going to albany toic tathe case there. >> i am going to albany this weekend, i've been advocating and going to try to talk to elected office and ask to work on public safety. that should be the first duty, public safety. new yorkers, we are now in danger, we have so much violence, so much crime, it is chaos.

bill: happy monday. before we go i have something for you here. i have the story of a confused cat on a treadmill. bill: the 1-year-old kitty named jasper out of arkansas trying several times to relax as the treadmill keeps moving. jasper can't figure it out. >> dana: why is this happening? >> bill: have to find somewhere else to take my nap. >> dana: he is on bare minimum monday. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin this hour president biden's china problem is deepening. that chinese spy craft made unfettered travel above our heads across america more than a month ago. president biden said he would demand answers from his chinese counterpart, president xi. so far that has not happened. on a whole host of other things deafening silence. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." surveillance, covid origins,

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good morning. >> good morning, bill. herenrollment decrease, look at schools across the country, they cannot meet the need with the gap we are seeing in the trade fields, bring in the president, robert. we are not seeing the gap being filled, what is causing that gap and need for electricians? >> we need electricians to handle work and we have older o electricians retireing and there is not enough young electricians to fill that void. what needs to change to get folks in this line of work? >> schools like lincoln tech in the industry and on way to sustainable career. >> i want to talk to one student, working on electric board for a light switch, most peers want to go to a four-year school, but you are here, why make the decision to be an electrician? >> i want to be in the work force and making money and that is my reason. >> i love it. allen taught me a bit. i want to put on my safety goggles. we are building the light switch, we are going to power up. switch it on. not supposed to touch the copper, boom, look at that. by en

your past experience can help you earn your degree faster and for less. >> bill: here we go. d here. alex murdaugh back in his chair. this is the prosecutor for south carolina now speaking. >> including his friends and family, his partners, his profession but most of all maggie and paul. this is a very complicated situation and i want to offer my condolences to the family that has suffered here. we have tried very hard to be respectful and sensitive regardless of what position any person took because this family has suffered and they've had to suffer in the public eye and i want to offer my condolences to this family. i want to offer it for maggie and paul and mr. randolph, too, who i had the pleasure of working with on one occasion. but the reality remains is that despite all this attention, this case is about maggie murdaugh and paul murdaugh and i'm so thankful that the jurors gave them a voice. you heard about paul. there was the tape but you heard him described as a fun-loving young man, a person who loved life and a person would do anything for his friends or anyone. he

i took the knife but i'm not bill here's your honor at the preliminary investigation, my client saidvictim herself pulled out the knife and said that if he left her, she would kill whereupon my client snatched the knife from him and put it back in the drawer. and so it was. i then immediately went home. well , someone had to hit under the protective knife. who do you think, how do i know, i went to look for them, when i found them, they fought, brother, said that denis owes him money and does not want to give it back. i didn't feel like staying there. we caught the car and went home. go. although there have been misunderstandings between your brother and the victim before. denis quarreled with everyone forever. even with your friend nikita and semechkin gnawed. well, its for some reason. i agree, no one ever mentioned the testimonies of the murdered man's friends, and kuznetsov's money debts. but everyone spoke of the constant quarrels between your brother and the blacksmith. and everyone said that the reasons for these quarrels were you , it's so brother didn't like it. he thought i

we have a bill that will secure the border and we'll drop that here in the next few weeks. some security to the southern border, we're all in. we'll take the help. >> bill: you have a relationship with him? >> no, i knowed to reach out to him based on his comments last night. that is somewhat encouraging. a lot of rhetoric. it is interesting, bill, a lot more democrats are whispering in the halls we recognize it is a crisis and know it is hurting them. it is hurting them politically and killing americans also. they are becoming -- their position is becoming untenable. we'll hear more like what he said. >> bill: will you go back to the border for another hearing? >> absolutely. we will go back first for these transcribed interviews and do them on site not bring people to washington. unless we just can't make it happen any other way. the goal is to go back to the border and do these transcribed interviews in their sector, in each sector chief's sector. >> bill: we'll wait for that. mark green, thank you for your time and appreciate you coming on. thanks. ♪ >> bill: here we go

well, now perchance on this, if we come so they will actually will chance to vote lydia and the bill here on they be elections are coming out. listen, if you said you want know, half hour, let me finish bill, right, dos who are talking about all these things. who are the you fast, you have to find them out. they don't want that. these guy are guntee, should get a stable brokers and ester mood, that the colony development, they all know as beaufort, unconstitutional. god meant, saw that. then there can get a chance. okay, promise, we need to get that lena run on a time live in. can we just come down my little actions coming up? i, i, it's is not. we have to, we have, i got to tell you what the, what is my position. when my whole family was assassinated? i couldn't come back to my county. neither my sister, neither our other lead tips or he will have to leap as if susie outside that i'm to her and i did on home. do you know i had no right to file a case against the murderer because all those murderers there got in indemnity right there immolated. so i when i become by minister only after th

the bill here, according to human rights watch, would have pro put onerous reporting requirements and inspections on hold sway the civil society organizations, anti corruption watchdogs and independent media or any organization got more than 20 percent of its funding from overseas. now the government set the law is necessary to rule out what it called foreign influence and to find spies. but you must remember that georgia is an overwhelmingly pro european country. more than 70 percent of the population here wants to join the european union. it's very suspicious of russia, the warranty russian sentiments, particularly after war. the 2 countries fall in 2018. russia has no diplomatic representation here, and the ruling party seen as being sympathetic to russia. it lead is a 1000000000 the riches money. georgia who made his billions in the collapse in the years after the collapse of the soviet union should say, though, the kremlin says it has no role in this foreign a foreign agent law here. thank you for that. bernard bernard smith lived there in tbilisi and again, the georgia parliamen

here? will other things break or keep going? >> as you know, dana and billthe fed's inflation target is 2%, we're nowhere near that. it is a matter of whether holding rates will bring inflation down enough or if they'll have to keep raising rates when they meet next week. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: bring in charlie gasparino, good morning. what are you watching today? >> i'm watching what is coming out of the white house or from any federal governor about interest rates and the banking system. i'm not believing everything i hear from policymakers. i think the white house is spinning this trying to blame a tweak in dodd-frank, for excessive bank tweaking. they are looking at silicon valley bank. so you got to watch what the white house says. the fed is a little more reliable on information. i would like to know if they're going to pause here. 6% is better on inflation rate, but it is not great, it is horrible, in fact. tha means inflation is sticky. if jerome powell says we have a banking crisis, i will not raise rates and take a pause. guess what that mean

there's a bill here in congress that makes it a death penalty. i think that's perfectly viable considering you are poisoning people. >> john: so there are many people who say look, the best way to deal with this, declare the cartels to be foreign terrorist organizations and then you can use the u.s. military to go after them, whether overtly or covertly. your bill does not declare them to be foreign terrorist organizations but in order to do this, you have to get buy-in from the mexican president, amlo, and biden does not have the best relationship against him. >> no, address the foreign terrorist organization. anyone who says it gives the military the authority to deal with them is wrong, that's not what a foreign terrorist designation does. it increases penalties here and there. my bill does that without calling them terrorists. even though they clearly are, you don't want to designate them as that. why? you have made millions of people in mexico valid asylum seekers so you massively increased our immigration problem at the border if you call t

tag that shows a factory flaps that people can remember, like they, they still haven't paid their bills here. you know, like if we had piles of clothing and the middle of one dead to represent all the waste that we're creating with this clothing cycle. i really think people feel like that's disgusting, but that's actually what people and gonna have and it's clothing waste from the market, which is one of the biggest secondhand clothes markets in the world. and that system was created by colonialism. and so i think that when i was a fast fashion consumer and i'm never gonna hold my hands up and go, i'm so much better than anyone else. no, i was into it too. we all were, we didn't realize that it was becoming the crisis that it was. there was always a part of me that kind of new. and i chose to ignore that. and i think in ignoring it, i got even deeper into it. i became like, oh, what does it matter? it's just a little purchase. but in actuality, it matters a lot. and i think once i sort of pulled myself out of that system, i actually felt way more empowered, you know, and i felt way more seri

from ist april we will be looking at a bill here for £10,000 a month for this store alone.nergy support has been unprecedented and from april will keep helping businesses while delivering value for taxpayers. the good news is analysts think the price cap could fall to around £2,000 byjuly and stay there for the rest of the year. but right now, households and businesses are hoping for some more help over the coming months. mark ashdown, bbc news. just to let you know the former england strikerjermain defoe is the latest to tweet about what is going on with gary lineker and the bbc. he says it is always such a privilege to work with bbc much of the day but tomorrow i have taken the decision tomorrow i have taken the decision to stand down from my punditry duties. that's the latest from jermain defoe on twitter. sport and a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. here's gavin. liverpool have followed up their seven nil premier league thrashing of manchester united by losing 1—0 at bournemouth. they began the stronger side on the south coast but the cherries went ahead throug

bill. water here is also for the customers to pay the bills our water and electricity supply has been cut for free, party consumption and 88 samples have been free for four months , 25 tomans has become very, very good, and the free law was supposed to be universal for this group during the correspondence and meetings we had with the government and consultations with the honorable members of the parliament. we are looking for this exemption to be both widespread and effective, imam ali still says that this law is not widespread. well , if i said that we will not charge you for the low amount of water, electricity, gas, it will be considered as a discount, so it is not the amount of 11,500 that came to this market. for those low-consumption customers, the cost of water, electricity and gas should be paid they said that the implementation regulations of this law in electricity and water companies are very strict and outside of the actual consumption of our electricity bill . they said that 195 consumption patterns and 200 visits to the electricity department should be half of the pattern. it is

this is a greenback bill here, a $5 bill. it's $150 million that get put in circulation, but kind of a lesser known component of this legal tender act is a $600 million bond issue, which is the largest the government has tried to place on the market in the 19th century. so how do you sell this thing? well, into this world comes this man, jake cook, because he's going to present radically different vision, how you might actually sell these bonds. cook is a banker from philadelphia, so he's not from new york, right? he's not on wall street. he is a little known banker. i would say. he has opened his new bank in 1859, two years before the war. prior he had worked at a very prominent philadelphia bank, and he decides that he wants to present to chase a fellow ohioan, although they don't really know each other. he wants to present an alternative. he says, how about we try to sell these things to the people instead of just selling them to wealthy investors or to banks who then sell to some of their clients? why don't we actually tr

i paid the water bill. here is my electricity bill, and 195% of the consumption pattern is 200. you should go to the electricity department. half the consumption pattern though the executive regulations of this exemption were approved in iran, but with the approval of the additional clause to note 15 of the budget law of 1402 , the clients do not need to pay electricity and gas bills until the consumption pattern. it has shown that it will increase in 1402. in 1440, we will have an increase of 1440% , which is always a reminder of the needy. 20 years of activity we are doing it with the strength of 25 people, directly and indirectly, god gave us. let us go. zakat is not obligatory for others on garden products, but how many thousands of times god replaces the work of the relief committee in 1401, double the number of applicants in the coming year , hear good news from the fields of employment and housing, and the loss of the news agency . the radio and television are finished, the whole store, checking the washing machine is cheaper than sarai irani, a perfect purchase from the

a discussion how the left has talked about our new bills here in tennessee that prevent drag shows forion for adolescents demonized in the last few weeks. i know we manifesto. the shooter had maps of the school and there was discussions about how this would be a soft target easy to get into. there were no armed guards at the school. there needs to be a discussion how we are going to protect our schools moving forward. we need to address mental health and the security of our schools. and that needs to be part of the conversation as well. >> todd: such an important point, typically. democratic congressman revealing the quiet part out loud while justifying his stance on the tiktok ban. listen. >> 150 million americans, many of them young people, many of them tend to lean democratic. so, if the democratic party is a part of shutting down a platform that they have used to build community it can harm us politically in 2024. >> todd: he said it there, tomi. your thoughts? >> oh, well, i'm glad that somebody finally admitted this. the chinese embraced the chinese communist entity tiktok. the f

. >> bill: here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert. metro national police searching for a motive in the mass shooting that killed six people at a christian elementary school. that city and the entire nation heartbroken. i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus." police released body cam footage as they are searching through the school to see the killer and see her moves. here are still images from the video during the attack. police shot and killed the shooter 28-year-old audrey hale. a transgender former student of the school. security cameras show hale moving through the school saying she had drawn out maps of the campus which detailed a planned attack. police also say they have what they believe is a manifesto written by audrey hale. here you see two of the six victims, schtaffers. one staffer and three children also killed including the daughter of the church pastor. a community deep in grief and we pray for them. >> no parent should have to receive that call or no parent should have to go through that. >> i saw little k

lawmakers he said should focus on a broader data security bill. here is what he told msnbc.ok is to, you know, put a bandaid on maybe a small scab versus what is happening in the whole social media landscape. we need a national data privacy piece of legislation. ashley: bowman claims republicans are using fear tactics to fuel backlash against tiktok. he says he is disappointed some democrats joined that cause. but a bipartisan bill right now is in the senate. it would give the executive branch more authority to regulate foreign technology such as ticktock. ultimately give it the power to ban or force a sale. bowman says it is fear-mongering by republicans, stu. stuart: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is against any ban on tiktok. watch this. >> congress has not received a classified briefing around the allegations of national security risks regarding tiktok. so why would we be proposing a ban regarding such a significant issue without being clued in on this at all? it just doesn't feel right to me. stuart: okay. hold on a second. analysis from fox news digital shows t

bill would try to change it. it passed narrowly, 213-208, but they did it. here are the the aspects of that bill. they want, republicans passed it in a straight party-line vote. you get to know what's taught in schools, parents. there's transparency on that. you get to the bring concerns directly to education officials in a dialogue. see the school budget, this is a reflexion of priority is. protect your child's privacy, how are they sharing your kid's data, and parents should be update on any violent activity at school. this seems like common sense, guys. every democrat voted against it. and when you look at the way hakeem jeffries, the house minority leader, the way he characterized it, it's a devious perspective. watch this this. >> what we don't want is the extreme maga republicans trying to tell the parents of america how to educate their children. how to raise their children. extreme maga republicans don't want the children of america to learn about the holocaust. rachel: this is so crazy city, i can't even -- honestly, this is the first time i've watched this. will: yeah, but it's not the

chairman mccaul, thank you for your time and for being here. >> thank you. >> bill: 24 past followinghe money. what newly obtain records reveal about hunter biden's chinese business dealings. plus this coming up here. homeland security secretary mayokas testifying on the hill at the top of the hour. lawmakers call to impeach him over the raging border crisis. senator lindsey graham on what we can expect at today's hearing live. >> they claim that it's a sovereign nation. that's stupid to say when the country is on fire and when the country has been taking half of the regions and territories have been taken by the cartels so we are in war with them. i had periodontal disease, and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clearchoice. [ forde ] replacing marcia's teeth with dental implants at clearchoice was going to afford her that permanent solution. [ marcia ] clearchoice dental implants gave me the ability to take on the world. i feel so much better, and i think that that is the key. our ancestors had power, our ancestors had hope and our ancestors had ambition. born in 1847, formal

three-month t-bills. heren europe, you have not seen the same passing on of the cash rate to deposit holders that may be a problem with bank earnings and margins >> you have so many ways the outflows will hurt the uk is not helping itself in many aspects we could talk about september and being that budget and the budget this week it seems there is always something happening in the uk economy around the budget. really with the likes of the i.r.a. in the united states, that changes flows of money as well the banking system is clearly not helping that segment the tech sector is one to look at and ask yourself how they will get the funding back into the system and on a longer term basis, hsbc acquiring this reputable company as we noted, but the structure in the sector is not one they had for a long time can they still offer the kind of assistance that these tech startups had from silicon valley bank and will they keep this going for as long as necessary, i suppose, is the big question is the continuation of busin

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always good to see you. >> bill: here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert.ional police searching for a motive in the mass shooting that killed six people at a christian elementary school. that city and the entire nation heartbroken. i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus." police released body cam footage as they are searching through

they will move money out of the bank into a safer form of deposits, be it money market fund, buy t-bills, here you mentioned before. here in europe we don't have large money market industry but we can take money away from banks still rewarding us zero on deposits. we can buy some german government bonds. they're yielding 3%. people are doing that. charles: people are smart. main street was a lot smarter than anyone thought. face it the big banks get away with it. if you're chase you can offer 0.00, well it is chase, they will never go out of business. janet yellen confirmed that. i know you're not necessarily blaming aggressive rate hikes by the fed. so where does, it is not about the blame game per se but how do we stop this from ever happening again? >> look, charles, u.s. regulation is extremely lax on small banks. i mean there are so many loopholes. just today we got the news that silicon valley bank liquidity coverage ratio was about 75%. now the regulatory threshold for large banks is 100%. i worked at a large bank and generally you keep this ratio way north of 100% any way for precautio

bill. ocean is remarkable. here globe prescient present vladimir putin said he is preparing tactical nuclear weapons voluntarism in the first time nuclear armed situated outside the country. the u.s. senate does not believe russia is preparing to use as nuclear weapons. in honduras they established different back ties with china today after breaking off relations for taiwan for foreign ministers from china and honduras signed a joint statement beijing a decision china" right choice. meanwhile dozens of people participated in hong kong's first authorized protest since the lifting of the major covenants and restrictions today. they demonstrate against proposed rubbish processing facility and spirit had to comply with police requirements like insuring participants would not exceed just 100 people. in ghana schoolchildren, dancers and drummers all green vice president kamala harris as she arrived today. she is there for the start of a weeklong three nation visit to africa intended to deepen u.s. relationships. then, ove

it takes -- we need a man or woman at the top to make it happen. >> bill: trying to look for this number here>> sandra: tolerance? >> bill: 40,000 people came into the country over the past weekend. we will talk to the former president of mexico fox. it's an eye popper again. for you to think the numbers at the border have declined. they haven't. >> there is a massive problem and you want to wrap this. the first and second generation mexican americans at the border want this to stop. they want it to stop. they see what it is doing. listen -- >> sandra: not just at the border. >> you can't have open borders and a welfare state. their schools and hospitals are being overrun. >> bill: charlie gasparino. see you a bit later. thank you. >> sandra: protests erupting over israel about netanyahu's plan to overhaul the country's judicial system. a live report from jerusalem is next. as mexico's president down plays the drug cartels that control much of his country it is the former president now encouraging citizens to vote in the upcoming elections saying government is killing the country. we'll speak

>> that we're not talking about t-bills here. there is risk in the financial system, neil t could be great risk. why would you take chances. here is the thing killing, will end up killing people that are in speculative positions. the fact that interest rates are rising now is going to create all kinds of problems. this is my fundamentalist mouth talking now. so probably pay little attention to it. because i'm an idiot when it comes to fundamentals, but, when you start seeing interest rates rising you're doing a lot of things. first of all you start to help out people that want to be conservative with their money and get some kind of a return but second of all, neil, and here's the killer, what is this going to do to incredible amount of debt that is out there that has been able to get by with very minimal interest rates? all of sudden those minimal interest rates are growing and growing and growing. you say, my god, they can't go up any further, can they? we can't afford this payment of interest rates. so on both levels you see th

you can see it all the way down lower as you see plaster bill here.t snow level really dropping. i think maybe all the way down about 2000 feet overnight tonight. so even if you could get up there on the roads, it is going to be a long drive through that snow overnight tonight and probably a good night just to skip it, if you can. winter storm warnings are up until 05:00am on wednesday across the sierra, nevada. and also you've got the advisories for that snow, several inches of snow, maybe 5 inches of snow down all the way near platteville. so you get upwards of the higher peaks here. we're talking 2 to 4 feet of snow. so a ton of snow to add to what has been an incredible season in the high country. record numbers of snow amounts of snow across some of the peaks there, too. so there is a glimmer of sunshine as we head toward the end of the week here thursday and friday light, least likely. we're going to see a little sunshine returning to the peaks and not last for long. we're going to likely see a return. even some snow maybe over the weekend aroun

bill karins is here now. bill, how severe is the threat we're looking at?>> yeah, good evening, lester. we're going to watch the next four hours being the peak of this possible tornado event. we have a tornado watch until midnight. this means we could have strong tornadoes even after sunset, which, of course, is extremely dangerous going from memphis down to jackson mississippi and back to monroe and eastern arkansas, that nasty line of storms just went through the little rock area. this area in red where we're targeting the greatest risk of not just tornadoes, the potential of one or two strong tornadoes that could be on the ground for a long time and those are the ones that do the most damage, and they're the most destructive and typically the mos deadly and what we're hoping to avoid. on top of all this, the flash flooding is hor(saáuáhr' little rock and areas of northern arkansas. it will continue along the ohio river and finally the worst piece of this, we still have a snowstorm, lester. our friends in milwaukee will wake up to eight inches of snow pos