brian: little different. not since robin williams donned a skirt and played a housekeeper to see his kids have we been so faked out. ♪ brian: sally field in that. we now know why joe bind was the invisible man because he wasn't all there. the media knew it and stayed busy ignoring it. one man complicit in that coverup, cnn jake tapper repeatedly blaming biden's gaffes and general fogginess on childhood stutter recalling in anger if anyone said anything else. >> i think what we see on stage with joe biden, jake, is very clearly a cognitive decline. that's what i'm referring to and makes me uncomfortable to watch someone on stage. >> it's so amazing to me that -- >> try and figure out an answer. >> a cognitive decline. >> you're trying to tell me what i was suggesting was stuttering? >> yeah, i think you're mocking his substituter and you have absolutely no standing to diagnosis somebody's decline. brian: we heard that and this week it was revealed and hold onto something tight and tapper is cashing on his comp

good night from sout >> brian: here we go, welcome to "one nation" and i'm brian kilmeade to. i hope you had a great weekend. comingbria up on the show, one the explosive oval office meeting she will eveworsr see. watch. >> a stupid president, $350 billion. we gave you military equipment, inch you used our military. if you didn't have our military equipment and if he didn't have paramilitary equipment, this war would haveui beepmn over in two weeks. >> in three days. >> brian: wow, senator mark mullins would be up and he was one of the people to meet with president zelenskyy before the confrontation in the oval office. on the show and other items wean have senator mark mullins and brian kemp odof georgia doing something exciting in his state. we might have a biouncg announct his next career goal and jimmy feel he will break down the media for us. meanwhile, how about this the tale of two presidencies. we are of witnessing a presidey called the truman show. >> good morning, good morning. >> in case i don't see a good afternoon, good evening, good night. >> what are these? >> wo

brian, send it over to you. >> brian: thanks so much. we will follow that, janice.an president volodymyr zelenskyy says is he ready to sign a minerals deal with the u.s. after unprecedented clash in the oval office, which we have all seen a million times. but the trump administration says that's not on the table. here's dni tulsi gabbard. >> president zelenskyy has different aims in mind. he has said that he wants to end this war but he will only accept an end, apparently that leads to what he views as ukraine's victory even if it comes as an incredibly high cost of potentially world war 3 or even a nuclear war. >> brian: so joining us now is fox news contributor, former secretary of state mike pompeo. mr. secretary, we have seen friday a million times. i watched you over the weekend. where do we go from here knowing that the u.s. now says that's not on the table. zelenskyy says i'll accept what's on the table. what will you do? >> well, brian, i hope that deal gets signed. that deal is good for ukraine. really good more the american people. it puts america first. i

brian. >> ainsley: brian would say if they are in the country get them out.or adams because we are sanctuary city this if they are paying taxes even though they are illegal they should have the right to hospitals and police and all of our services. if they are criminals i support. >> lawrence: there you go. >> steve: that's where they draw the line. >> brian: they back up their statements. their answers are i am for illegal immigrants. >> ainsley: i don't support trump. >> brian: giving to ice. the facts lynn indict them. >> steve: the heisman to ice or the iseman to ice? lanes. >> ainsley: let them keep doing it lose elections. common sense. >> brian: not in these cities the republicans don't run anybody. steve strife fireworks. >> ainsley: cuomo is running as mayor here again. >> brian: not a republican. >> steve: carley joins us in "studio m" talk about something in the sky. >> carley: five passengers on board a united airlines flight were hurt after their plane hit severe temperature do you lens last night causing it to make unexpected landing. plane carr

. >> brian: lunch guy. virgin bloody marys. >> ainsley: zero fun. >> steve: thank you, it is hour three of "fox and friends" for the third day of march. welcome aboard. our lead story wildfires scorching north and south carolina, state of emergency declared in palmetto state. some fires are dangerously close to myrtle beach. >> ainsley: no one has been killed by the fires. thinking of north carolina and south carolina in our prayers. president trump will address join session of congress and brian is heading down tomorrow. and nancy pelosi tells democrats not to make it about them after her own theatrics last time around. >> brian: ice's next operation leaked, this is not the first time. >> lawrence: incredible. another leaker, they should catch them. another hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> ainsley: tomorrow, president trump will speak to a join session of congress, not called state of the union, steve told us, it was so close to inauguration. first address of second term and democrats prepari

he had just started a new school baseball team and brian was a star. his mentor had told them he was buying uniforms for the whole team. which caused exuberance not just for brian in our classroom, but across school. his mentor's name was tom carper. [applause] i also want to thank one of the most dedicated public servants in delaware's history. i want to thank him for his lifelong commitment to uplifting the people of our state, our country, and the world. i want to thank him for repeatedly coming to my high school as a senator and helping to plant the seeds of service that landed me here today. he has set a standard of service to which all of us should aspire. i'm speaking, of course, about president joe biden. [applause] with deep appreciation and a lower pride, we take up your call to put service above self. that goes for me and our new lieutenant governor. kyle, i cannot tell you how excited i am to have you as a partner. let me also take a moment to thank the heroes in my own life, my parents who moved our family to delaware when i was a kid and

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. >> i'm brian hackney. we'll begin in oakland with the city borrowing from their neighbors to the north in a new approach to clear encampments. >> remember's people's park in berkeley? after years of legal battles and protests over the space, uc berkeley walled the park off with containers stacked. >> and business owners are taking that approach to a vacant lot at 4200 alameda avenue, which is right next to the home depot. da lin is there live with the story. hey, da. >> reporter: hey, brian, andrea, these ten shipping containers right there are going to be stacked up to basically form a fortress on this private lot here. the goal is to prevent the rvs from coming back. >> yes, so we'll line it from the start of the freeway, all the way down to the street here. it's 40-feet long, 8-feet wide, and about 6,000 pounds heavy. >> reporter: that's how much each empty container weighs. jeff alberto says these heavy containers will form a wall and end the encampment problem. >> there is really no dragging it. it is

. >>> thanks for joining us on this saturday afternoon, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. we begin tonight the latest on san francisco's great highway park along ocean beach. earlier today city officials announced an opening date for the new space that has come with plenty of controversy. >> as you probably know by now, last year san francisco voters approved prop k. the ordinance shut down the two-mile stretch of the great highway, and instead it'll be a great park. at least that's the hope. the vote was split. it sparked a recall of prop k sponsor supervisor joel. you can see why. a map put together shows that there's a clear split on how locals voted on this thing. people living closer to the great highway voted against it. they're shown in red. people who actually don't live in the neighborhood, they're marked in green, and they put prop k over the top. >> some in the sunset are still upset at the outcome and turned out earlier to voice their concerns. da lin reports. >> reporter: the city's encouraging san francisco residents to participate in the naming contest to se

i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. first responders have been busy on the water this weekend, performing multiple rescues. a high surf advisory is in effect through tomorrow morning. >> the advisory stretches up and down the coast with the national weather service warning of waves up to 20 feet. darren will explain all of the colors on the map in just a minute. sneaker waves are always a threat. amanda hari has more. >> reporter: strong winds and powerful waves drew most people to ocean beach just to look. no surfers were on the water, but there was one kitesurfer. >> i've been waiting for a long time for a good windy day. >> reporter: peter sh hidel has been kitesurfing for 17 years. >> i had my 5, my 7 today and used my 9. >> reporter: but he says it's imperative people take calculated risks and always respect the waves. >> you have to. even people who respect the waves don't survive sometimes. so there's definitely been accidents that happen and, yeah, it's all about respect. >> reporter: up in sonoma county, the wa

it was we shall overcome by author brian collins, so, she secretly contacted him and then this happenedn book and he signed it for you. >> mrs. fassett, getting zoe to sign copies of her books, for her very own, the kindness meant the world to zoe and her mom, angela. >> tell me about the day that you were surprised with you know, not one, but two surprises? >> it was so beautiful, i started crying and i love that he put martin luther king in the center. >> how do we process something so beautiful as what your daughter experiences? >> i was so glad that the librarian took notes out of all the students, to notice my child. i appreciate librarians. >> low zoe's love for reading so inspired, we decided to give her a surprise, too.that. >> it's a pleasure to meet you, too, i'm a big fan of your books, i love them so much. >> you warm my heart we see that. >> brian collin, her favorite offer -- author saying his words of wisdom. >> why did you step forward and say -- >> zoe, you are the star. >> it's a time machine, you can go anywhere in the world, in a book. >> zoe, you are the star. that'

thanks very much, brian. appreciate it. there's more breaking news coming into the situation room right now in illinois. a man is pleading guilty in the 2022 shooting at a july 4th parade in highland park, illinois. that's just outside of chicago. seven people were killed and dozens were injured. let's go live to cnn law enforcement correspondent whitney wild whitney. first of all, what are you learning about this plea deal? >> we're still working. through what the. >> conditions of the plea deal. >> are, wolf. >> what we know is. >> that he's pleaded guilty to murder. and attempted murder. he was facing. >> a long list of charges. >> 21 counts of first degree murder. >> three counts for. >> each person killed, as well as 48 counts of attempted murder. prosecutors had previously dropped the 48 counts of aggravated battery. so slimmed down just slightly, wolf. but what today we know is that he pleaded guilty again to murder and attempted murder. this is a really important moment, wolf, not just because it is the end of a hor

of course not, brian.>> company line. >>> coming up in our next half hour, how people are reacting to the clash between president trump and ukrainian president zelenskyy. >>> plus, how a new program on the peninsula is helping former meth addicts turn their life around with gift cards. >>> and the debate on the peninsula on whether to put a big box on a bay area mountain. we'll have that when we come back. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> god bless. you will not have a war. >> do not tell us what we're going to fee

. >> norma brian treasures this photo of her daughter paula in green. her death nearly 24 years ago. a cold case homicide investigated by the san francisco police department is a subject she hasn't spoken about publicly, or even to loved ones. she describes it as self-preservation. >> you shut it out. it's a. it was very hard. >> police say brian was last seen around midnight, june 18th, 2001, in front of a bar that's no longer there at the corner of sixth and mission streets. investigators say the 25 year old single mom got into a small red nissan or toyota sports car. it was driven by the man seen in this newly released composite sketch. he also had a tattoo on his right arm that appeared to be a partial skull. police say he had green ink tattoos on his other arm. he is described as being around six feet tall with dark hair. he spoke with an east coast accent. >> she would have been here somewhere. >> in 2022. the police department's cold case team showed me where paula was found dead on harriet street just two hours later, not far from the bar. now,

brian, good to see you on this sunday evening. i want to talk first about this op-ed just released on fox news, robert f. kennedy jr., releasing this, saying that the measles outbreak is a call to action for all of us. he says vaccines not only protect individual children from measles, but also contribute to community immunity, protecting those who are unable to be vaccinated due to medical reasons. now, he never explicitly says get the vaccine, but he does talk about the vaccine and says that it is really helpful in protecting you. what do you make of all of this? >> right. this is important to parse because we're all trying to figure out how is rfk jr.. how are his health departments going to handle medical emergencies, situations where vaccines will save lives? is he going to live in his anti-vaccine conspiracy theory world, which he was known for for many years before taking office? or is he going to acknowledge what his experts, scientists and doctors at his health agencies say? well, we're getting a little bit of a clue from

stuart: we'll take it, brian, thanks very much. stuart: 36 billion over the next decade.do that? >> start printing money, stuart. reporter: no, no, they're not going to start printing money. that would be illegal and they've lost a lot of money over the years but they have a plan called delivering for america, which had just announced $36 billion is the target and how will they do that, you ask? well, they'll adjust first class mail delivery and going slower and faster and maximizing profit and they'll end redundant networks and they'll reduce the number of work hours that people work and save money on labor and shut down facilities they say are unnecessary. >> they lost a 10 billion, with a b, over the last year or so. now it's $so 100 billion and curiously enough and the first quarter of this year, they made a profit. first time in a long time. $144million of profit. despite that, president trump says he's thinking about maybe turning the postal service over to the folks at the commerce department. here's what he said about that. >> massive amount of money and thinking

and this came from the peter jay days, even pre—brian walden, where the guest says x, you say y.est says y, you say zed, or zee, as we now say in my new homeland. i also saw you giving an interview when you were launching your new media business when you said, "i like to fight on social media," and that's a direct quote. is it? 0h. does all ofjournalism have to be framed in winning arguments and fighting? no, not at all. not all ofjournalism. journalism that does need to be combative and adversarial and, i think we've allowed politicians, especially where i am, ros, in the united states, to get away with softball that the media has been so soft on the people in power. there's a reason we're having a populist moment, an anti—establishment moment. helped me as a journalist, for sure. like, working at somewhere like channel 4 on a dispatches, the amount of editorial debate and discussion and rigour that goes into making a show like that, the amount of legal advice that you take, the amount of thought you put into getting things right and fact—checking, i think that helped me as a jo

. >> brian, going. >> in addition to this you talk about national security and that's one thing a lot of americans -- explained the nationals could aspect of this. >> without the chips and semiconductors nothing runs today. you can't buy a car without them. you can't get a radio, television, nothing comes you can get anything. with autos are important obviously businesswise but we thought even in terms of national security to have this large percentage of the chips semiconductors and other things that they make. the most important product. and not a product that you can really copy. it takes years and years. on the needle of the pen is total genius. i mean they can put things, i mean something the size of india, the point of a pen they put information that is just not even believable. so if you if you would see this it's just really something. yes. >> honda announced -- because of the tariffs. once again -- [inaudible] >> pond is coming at a chilly about apple and they will be starting to build massively here, 500 billion. we have many other companies, going to be announced but we hav

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here's cnn's brian todd with more on why. >> disrespectful. >> a historically traumatic public falling out. >> i you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. you're gambling with world war three. >> a 180 degree turn from how president trump had described ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy just the day before. >> we're going to get along really well. we have a lot of respect. i have a lot of respect for him. >> then on friday. >> you're not acting at all thankful. >> tension that had been smoldering well before this oval office display. >> there was. >> personal animus that you could see there. especially from trump. >> a personal animus that dates back to trump's first administration. trump pressured zelenskyy to investigate hunter biden during a 2019 phone call about u.s. aid for ukraine. >> it was a perfect phone call. >> their early. >> interactions are donald trump. >> attempting to. >> blackmail president zelenskyy, withholding hundreds of millions of dollars of u.s. military assistance while he pressed zelenskyy to launch inves

brian: the impact is muted so we are tracking $1.6 trillion going into energy technology $.90 of renewablecing for every dollar and even banks that left are committing to disclosing love metric, very keen before they step away to say they are focusing on client demand. saying there is still demand for the transition. elliot management and bp suggest people don't want this but other parts of the economy suggest green assets are increasing. tom: indeed. ok. 2 trillion. we appreciate you. plenty more coming up, stay w the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected devices. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. we are taught you don't talk about your problems with nobody because you could get in trouble, and i've been through a lot. anxiety, depression, sexual assault. when i decided to get help, m

and i say, brian, sorry about that. republicans in congress have to get control of doge by taking their own jobs more seriously, saying if members continue to stand by as doge plunges deeper into the federal bureaucracy, congress would be sending a clear message to future presidents and perhaps even the courts, that the executive need not worry about congressional authority. what's it going to take for congressional republicans to take control, brendan? >> well, i think we got a chance to talk about this concept a bit last weekend before i published this. there it is, the job of congress to authorize all of the programs, not just that they exist, but they're supposed to be going in every few years and writing into actual law what they should be doing. people talk about the power of the purse as as spending money, but the power of the purse is also that authorizing, going in and directing very specifically what programs should do. and members of congress just sort of stop doing that. and it's given a lot of, i think, a l

brian todd, cnn, washington. >> all right, after the break, the united states weather agency grapples terminations amid a worsening climate crisis with peak severe weather season approaching. all of that and more coming up. stay with us. >> carlos de oliveira. >> gaetz the news. >> welcome back. >> but it's also kind of not the news. >> why is. >> the information on this show so terrible? >> have i got news for you? new tonight on cnn. >> ever feel like a spectator. >> in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting four hours or more? >> botox prevents. >> headaches in adults with chronic migraine. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. >> botox effects. >> may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as trouble. >> swallowing. >> speaking. >> breathing. >> eye problems or muscle weakness. >> can be. >> signs of a life. >> threatening condition. >> those with. >> these. >> conditions before injection are. >> at highest risk. >> side effects may

that was until the fbi stepped in and used restricted consumer dna databases to identify brian kohberger as a potential murder suspect. did the ends justify the means? a new new york university law professor who focuses on dna and new policing methods. here to explain. and don't forget to vote on today's poll question at spurs.com. who bears the most responsibility for that cluster? yesterday in the oval office? our president, president zelenskyy, vice president vance, or all of them equally. while you're there, sign up for the newsletter for which scott stantis just sketched this. >> on twitter. breaking the bird premieres march 9th on cnn. >> easy. find a pet friendly italian restaurant with outdoor seating nearby and text it to luca. >> find it real quick. send it to the good one. this is sick. >> oh! >> to all those who never give a second thought to being the first ones in. thank you, servpro. proud supporter of our nation's first responders. >> ever since they got directv, they don't miss a game. not the opening pitch. not even the pregame flyover. >> bobby, look. it's baseball sea

see you in a little bit, brian, back to you. >> all righty, darren. >>> back to the news, we've got aew development tonight in that officer-involved shooting last weekend at the hillsborough police department. investigators released that sketch of a person they say was seen in the area shortly before the shooting. they say he is a hispanic man in his mid to late 20s, about 5'6". what happened was a week ago somebody got into the hillsborough police station back parking lot and then shot an officer who was wearing a bullet proof vest. the officer was taken to the hospital, released a short time later. there's no information on a motive, only that they think that it was a targeted attack. >>> in other news tonight, san francisco's newest park will be opening alongside ocean beach next month after voters approved closing the two-mile stretch of the great highway to traffic for good on march 14th and open up a park in its place on april 12th. the closure stretches from the boulevard to lincoln way. most of -- you know this by now -- most of the people in the neighborhood voted it down. th

brian también aprovechó para agradecer a los bomberos por toda su ayuda en los recientes incendios delradeciéndole a su abuela y recordando que era orgullosa hija de inmigrantes proud child of immigrant parents. el mejor guion adaptado fue con el oscar. al guion original se lo llevó a nora. el largometraje animado fue the flow y el oscar como mejor vestuario fue para wicked, al igual que el premio como diseño de producción. entre los momentos memorables estuvo la mención al recientemente fallecido actor jean jackman desde hollywood el bassarai telemundo. cómo lo viste? muy interesante el discurso de zoe saldaña, inspirador, obviamente representa mucho, creo, el clima que estamos viviendo actualmente en el país. fue una edición bastante atípica, sobre todo con tipos de producciones cinematográficas no acostumbradas a tener esta gran cantidad de nominaciones. por ejemplo wicked, que es una película de de otro corte. no, ni de corte, ni dramático, ni ni el que acostumbra a tener la mayor cantidad de de nominaciones. yo, por ejemplo, no he visto casi ninguna, solamente vi de brutalist. y s

. >>> and live from the cbs studios in san francisco on this saturday night, i'm brian hackney. >> and east bay where there is a push back against an apparent interest to turn a former women's prison into an i.c.e. detention site. >> i.c.e. could be looking to

. >> police say brian was last seen around midnight, june 18th, 2001, in front of a bar that's no longer there, at the corner of sixth and mission streets. investigators say the 25 year old single mom got into a small red nissan or toyota sports car. it was driven by the man seen in this newly released composite sketch. he also had a tattoo on his right arm that appeared to be a partial skull. police say he had green ink tattoos on his other arm. he is described as being around six feet tall with dark hair. he spoke with an east coast accent. >> she would have been here somewhere. >> in 2022. the police department's cold case team showed me where paula was found dead on harriet street just two hours later, not far from the bar. now, investigator dan cunningham tells me our story from nearly three years ago has generated leads. police have a person of interest matching the composite sketch. >> figure out if he has those tattoos and if, in fact, he was in san francisco in 2001. >> police have increased the reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsibl

that's brian and wrong. com, who's joining his life in the ukrainian capital. and even as a lens can look some more support in london. and ron, russia's keeping office attacks on ukraine. that's up to you, right. a series of giant strikes across the ukraine in kind of it. so it was getting eastern ukraine. one boy was killed and 2 people were injured in that for reset. one more injury and 2 people being rescued from the rubble and rescue if it's still continue that in the port city of a desa to cuz we're in just an infrastructure was huge, including a ship that was flying a panama flag. now in total, $63.00 drains were intercepted by ad defends is that $79.00 drawings. in total, the rest just didn't hit the targets. now on the ground, the, the fighting is most of face in the ukranian occupied russian territory of coast, where russian policies all putting ukrainian forces under on, under tremendous amounts of pressure in the russian side. they are gaining territory about particular harry and ron. thank you for that. in mon con, with the nation as live in cheese

left 3 people wounded, including one of the attack as other countries central election commission, brian that it's an attempt to disrupt the vote of the state been came as holding stations closed in the 2nd round. the presidential elections are these more, i guess the reports from the capital. what has happened earlier in the day the room is at 1st in the village of thought that a shovel and rather a small town with a group of men during routine. the losing day for the presidency is today. they bust into a school where the moving was taking place in southern again and flied what drastic weapons and was those present including bruises including a boat and stuff to get on the ground off to which they went for the ballot boxes. they took the mover, they destroyed many uh, many of the boats that people had already caused out. we have since found out the during me, that ministry here said the that was then as they attempted, those all men attempted to escape from the thoughts they were a chase down by the police. that was a fire or flood of the all men refused to lay down. the weapons refused

o brian, excuse me, the comedian an informer. talk show host, who's a pretty witty and snappy, and it's giving some good lines uh, you know, to, in, in the comedic portion of this. so they're, they're doing the best they can, but really it's, it's a, it's an old format and it has been losing popularity among viewers for a long time. let's see how it turns out this time. oh, you're saying well indeed, well, but it was looking sharp and lost on his legs many thanks. a so i had allowed to say what is really bulldozers continues to demolish palestinian homes and they will divide westbank as part of its a large scale military assault unemployment, crisis and sound. the goal is more than 300000 people compete for a limited number of spanish work visas. the had a low, they were stopped by looking at the satellite image for south asia. and i want to bring your attention to the dentist shall cause lang across the melodies is early a satellite image showing where the intense rains were folding. well, they will pull that way further west, s

they are not, it's brian james, a new cut down to to team delta to inspire. they like us to another when over the clippers. leonard leonard. no. 3 about the it's a pretty fast school. 29 points and had mine. it says the bron add is 17 points as they beat their survive of a $108.00 to $100.00 and to the ball and maybe 40 years old. but he was full spread to deny for his son is he like the 2nd when over the cliff is in 3 days. india beat new zealand to in the final champions, trophy group gaming. divide the setup of semi final those 3 of you using and are also through and will face south africa in the last 4 top seas. and my navarro is up to 8. and the tennis rankings off to winning the murray that open in mexico investment didn't lose assess all week and didn't even drop the game in the final guess caused by a media now are angle is the 1st so called a double bagel. and the women's final for 4 years. and there were plenty of has is add the golf tournament in florida. neither jake, not a source of 59 on says day he may have avoided the alligators. that brought,

club can you use and that's simply not your reasonable cup that looks like a studley but come from brian log. last, i've got stanley cups in all different colors. despite them looking the same and doing the same thing, i'm rich, i can afford to biased on me. you called, yeah, above. right, so thinking about this trend and you might have been observing changes in consumer behavior. we just say under consumption is a direct. don't no consequence, a reaction from the years of over consumption we've seen driven by content creators and influencers that's, that's a key part of the story. so, so, so there are a few things happening here. yes, a post school that we've seen a kind of a significant shift to online consumption with that game uh, access to a lot more products and came a lot more interest. and then there was the idea of revenge buying that image after cove it. now what we're kind of dealing with is yes, the idea of consumer isms consumers and wasn't really that much of appealing anymore. and so yes, that's a part of the story. but another part of the story is they can amik situation

es por eso que hablar de su hija paula brian no es fácil.t habló por primera vez con telemundo 48. no me gusta pensar. trato de borrarlo de mi mente. tal vez es mi propia manera de sobrevivir. paula, de 25 años, de origen salvadoreño y madre de 2 niñas, fue vista por última vez el 18 de junio del 2001, cerca de la callele 6 y mission, al frente de un bar que en ese entonces se llamaba jinas bar, en la ciudad de san francisco. es posible que esté en otro estado, pero no hablamos con un detective retirado de la policía de san francisco que reabrió este caso en el 2022. dice paula fue vista con un hombre de raza blanca ese día. todo lo que entendemos no tenía relación con paula. eran extraños. paula fue vista subiéndose a un carro rojo con este individuo. y horas después fue que ella fue encontrada a poca distancia frente a la 4 50 de la calle haight en san francisco. no creemos que ella murió ahí. creemos que ella murió en otra parte 23 años después, sin obtener mucha información. los detectives recibieron una pista desde la última vez que tuv

it is because trump is for those things which to the left makes a more toxic than brian stelter's boxerser taco tuesday. true if trump found a cure for cancer of the media would call it an attack on cellular democracy. trump is so hard to deal with the media has now come out against the freedoms periods personal goals aligned with the countries. that is what happens when you repatriate periods own personal success is intertwined with ours. of the country doesn't do well he doesn't do well. that is why when his critics say trump is out for himself we say so what? he can only win if we win. and the media has no way to combat this. so they are left with railing against personal liberties. just like they did during covid-19. they are also opposed to freedom because it keeps them from total compliance. they prefer coercion which is the only thing that keeps their incompetence protected. how dare jeff bezos introduce priorities? the legacy media abandoned that concept years ago. on or the obvious concerns, crime, immigration, inflation. what did they replace it with? trans rights, climate acti

. >> brian: hollywood's biggest night could not resist a dip into politics. >> and norra is having aood night. that's great, great news. two wins already. i guess americans are glad to see somebody stand up to a powerful russion. >> todd: biggest and most political moments of the oscars, academy awards, if you will. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. madeleine rivera is live in washington with latest between united states and ukraine and fall-out from the oval office meeting on friday. good morning. >> madeleine: good morning. ukr ukrainian president zelenskyy says he thinks his relationship with the u.s. can be repaired and he remains ready to sign the mineral deal. he is adamant about saying any ceasefire is dangerous for ukraine. we've been fighting for three years and ukrainian people need to know america is on our side. trump officials say a reset is necessary. marco rubio says they must figure out if a peace deal is possible before talking about providing security guarantees. officials say friday has thrown that sequencing of

brian, would you like to ask a question? reporter: welcome. i want to touch upon real quickly the harvard poll that came out that had you up nine-plus points in all of your agenda you ran on, you're accomplishing that. you got the support of the american people, including stopping the war in ukraine. if you can comment on the latest harvard poll, i would appreciate that. president trump: i'm honored. it's a poll that usually leans on other side of things, the other side of the world so to speak. but the harvard poll is a respective poll and not only leading but leading by a lot on every single issue we've talked about. and as i've said, we've become the party of common sense and think it's a very important element now, common sense. because what's happening in the world and even in this country, some of the things that took place, many of them are now canceled and the rest of being canceled as we speak. we've moved very rapidly and i think very effectively so i was honored by that poll. thanks very much. appreciate it. president trump: please,

was it brian seltzer or don lemon?at that. >> i caught jimmy p again. >> know you did not! >> jesse: should we take a point away? we will have to subtract points. we are all tied going into the final one of. >> stop the steel! >> jesse: not seen at work as painful as it is to watch cnn most of the time it is fun to watch joe fanning shut down some of these crazy liberal lunatics they put on the panels. which cohost pointed endings a corner. was it me or was it greg? >> just because i'm familiar with both of your search histories, don't look at him for approval of. >> cnn has created a new media specialty. ginning corner. >> keeper it over and over again there. >> jesse: breanna i helped you more than anybody i have ever helped. you still lost like zelenskyy. >> i put all my effort into it. >> jesse: we will have another rematch one of these days please take it easy on her. i love her. and watch jimmy's show on saturday. all right? more prime time straight ahead. s through 99% of grease and grime in half the time. yeah,

hour event featured some of figure skating's biggest names and was co-hosted by bay area olympians brian boitano and kristi yamaguchi. all of the money raised tonight will be donated to the victims families and first responders. well, some positive news when it comes to the health of pope francis. the vatican announced the pope did not need any mechanical ventilation today, indicating that he has overcome possible complications from a respiratory crisis friday. the 88 year old pope is still getting a flow of supplemental oxygenfter heavy coughing and fears of a new lung infection. the pontiff was first hospitalized february 14th with pneumonia. doctors say while the pope remains in stable condition, the situation is complex and he is not out of danger yet. up next, he doesn't look like most figure skaters, but he is chasing an olympic dream. we catch up with the determined east bay skater and plan on a chilly start to tomorrow morning. clearing skies low to mid 40s, then increasing clouds and our next chance of rain just around the corner. we'll have the full in town. mark sadowsky is a

. >>> the developer says it will add jobs and help the local economy as our brian hackney shows us, therets on rare and endangered plant species. >> reporter: san bruno mountain, towering 1300 feet above sfo, surrounded by so much industry it's written on its face. but now one of those businesses is going away. and if developers have their way, this quarry in operation since 1895, will become a 1.3 million square foot distribution warehouse. >> it was shock seeing the scale of the development when it was rendered. >> reporter: ariel is with san bruno mountain watch. >> we're at the mission blue center here in the quaint city of brisbane. and directly across from the san bruno mountain quarry. buckeye and canyon directly across the valley. >> reporter: doug alshouse and riding partner dr. david nelson wrote the book on san bruno mountain and have told us all about it before. >> and there are some rare plants there that don't exist anywhere in the world. except right here in san bruno mountain. >> a home fair over a dozen rare and endangered species including three endangered butterflies. >

one new media reporter added to the pool was brian glenn of the pro-trump real america's voice.hat he asked. >> the harvard approximately that came out had you up nine-plus points and all of your agenda that you ran on, you're accomplishing that with the support of the american people including stopping the war in ukraine, and comment on the latest harvard poll i'd appreciate that. >> well i was honored. howie: on friday, he aggressively demanded that volodymyr zelenskyy, why aren't you wearing a suit? well that's it for this edition of mediabuzz. i'm howard kurtz. this is like drinking from a fire hose to get the news in. you can subscribe to the daily podcast where we rif on the today's top stories plus the funny ones and weird ones and basically what we do. we are back here next sunday. c 11ou eastern. vision. it was hard, but taking preservision was easy. preservision has the exact clinically proven areds 2 formula recommended by the nei. i'm taking control like millions of others. ♪ zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer o

national security council brian hughes telling fox israel has negotiated in good faith since the beginningn on next steps hamas has indicated is no longer interested in negotiated cease-fire. gaza had received 25000 trucks worth of aid leaving the region for a long time to come this as six people released from hamas captivity under the current agreement are coming to the united states and flying to washington with meetings with u.s. government officials into think the trouble administration for bringing them home. health officials confirming another case of measles and an unvaccinated child this time in montgomery county pennsylvania as outbreak spreads health and human services secretary rfk junior saying the ongoing measles outbreak in texas should be a call to action for the rest of the country he says this vaccines not only protect individual children from measles but contribute to community immunity protecting those who are unable to be vaccinated due to medical reasons. outbreak continues despite with 164 total cases reported throughout the united states is claim the life of one chil

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