just over the weekend, after the burlington incident the house sergeant an arm send out a reminder toembers outlining what i said. host: cori bush is being investigated for campaign funds being spent on security services. what are the details there? guest: if you can recall last year at the office of congressional ethics investigated her whether she used campaign funds to pay her husband who was a security officer on her team above market value. she announced that they had dismissed the matter but they are investigating whether she paid her husband above market value. in her statement she said the doj did not comment. it is unclear whether or not their scope is larger than the ethics entities in congress are pursuing. the department of justice is currently investigating her but it is unclear if the doj is looking at something broader than paying her husband above market value for security services. host: axios is reporting house democrats are organizing a task force to look at security. guest: tom marelli the top ranking member that oversees the capitol police when issues arise that a

burlington, you know. it is a mountain town. there are so many shootings. even before the palestinian kid was shot their work shootings on the news, street shootings. and then you have the maine shooting. and then the retired police chief. and we need the president to set -- a new president to set the narrative in the country to bring back the american spirit. >> mr. mitchell, i appreciate that and for the record i'm a big fan of kevin lanagan myself. >> the problem with all of this violence is the creation of the internet, the video cameras and video stuff. when i was a kid and you wanted to be a hollywood star you could not. over my lifetime everything was isolated in their own world, the kooks. now they are all internet connected. eventually you find a kook that will do it. and i am 100% for the free press. but you have to have -- you take away the news loop like the tragedy with george floyd. and you show it over and over again, over and over again. you know you are giving people mental poison through

burlington, you know, it's a mountain town and there's so many shootings. even before the palestinian kids were shot. >> you have about 15 seconds. >> there were street shootings and then the main mass shooting and then the retired police chief. we need the president to set the narrative in the country to bring back the american spirit. >> thank you mr. mitchell. going to mr. merrell. >> the problem with a little this violence is the creation of the internet. the video cameras and all of this video stuff. when i was a kid if you wanted to be a movie star you couldn't do that because you had to be like elizabeth taylor. nowadays anybody with a cell phone can be linked. over my lifetime, everyone used to be isolated in their own worlds and now they are all interconnected. one -- gives the other -- the op connected idea. i am 100% for free press. i will defend it if i am elected but you have to have it so you take away the news loop. like we had the tragedy with george floyd and you take and show it over and over rick own -- again. you are basically giving peo

the operating revenue of burlington northern was minus 6.1.he operating revenue of csx was minus 1.3. union pacific, mienus 3.0. canadian pacific, plus 42, but they made an acquisition. net earnings, minus 14. net earnings of csx, minus 10. norfolk southern had the palestine issue. as among csx and union pacific, can't really do canadian pacific, but i will tell you it will be. his was the most disappointing. i completely understand why he is not all that in favor. people don't talk about that. it's not mentioned, but burlington northern's net earnings were very much off versus the others. union pacific seems like it's better run. >> although all-time highs for berkshire doubling the s&p gain this year. >> absolutely, but i think that one of the things that, if you look at the cpi, you'll see that auto insurance is perhaps maybe one of the most out of control things that you have, and geico is auto insurance. so, that doesn't mean you -- you don't have to asterisk it, saying, our prices went up, but you can say, look, prices went up and they s

we said in the letter he will spent getting burlington northern back on track, and i think that's whatto happen, pun intended. >> probably why he bailed on the airlines, just got fed up with that type -- >> yeah, not his type of business. >> this is different, obviously. >> it's irreplaceable. he said it would cost like $500 billion in ortdder to replace t assets of burlington. >> well, i thought the letter was kind of short on anything that you might take away as an investor if you have been reading the letters over the last few years or decades, as many of us have. there was not really a lot new there. that's to be expected. how many times can you write the same thing, and the old principles still work as well as anything new you would say. my big takeaway was that there's not a big takeaway. i want to highlight what a time it is to be a berkshire shareholder. arguably, this has never been a better investment in people's portfolios. last week this stock, the b shares printed an rsi of 84. that's the sixth highest relative strength rating in the s&p 500. it has cooled off a little bit

began to act further using this data, which has taken us. meanwhile, the driving media has reported burlington supplied, you quain with us made on the vehicles that were on fit for come back and transport is had in sufficient protection against missiles and land mines. and also being acquired by the german military for 3 times the regular price. we spoke with berlin state parliament member guna lindman, who says that the countries are his country's government is putting its own citizens last. the germans don't have enough reference for themselves. and the now is the german government, the selling weapons to the green and government and know cause a lot of businessman at night to make their own business with this. so use of the deal. they change that price of the end of the take the money from the government, but in fact, is the money of the german techs pay off government tax pay out so that they triple the full credit and they pay it for the credit union and government for the whole sort of claim and government, they pay for the weapons that live up to dual credit union army. and of course, g

it as some of us, regular bragging sites on youtube and also the, this is data we news why from burlington reports of new militants attacks and pockets on as millions cast their ballots in an election large by density, by tens of thousands of police and military forces has been deployed to ensure security and fox hassan, or it is also suspend mobile phone services to prevent protest and disruption. also coming up, israel rejects terms for a cease fire put forward by how much prime minister benjamin netanyahu vows defined on until absolute victory as, as the collapse of her mouth is within reach.

you own it in the joet in terms of rebalancing, you bought ulta, you sold marriott booking, ross, burlington tjx is a very tough sell this is an outstanding retail name the problem with that is that the fourth quarter relative to the market itself didn't give you very much. that was an indication within the strategy maybe the momentum is beginning to be somewhat exhausted. keep in mind this is a quarterly rebalance. it's something we could go back into once again relatively easy. in terms of marriott and ross, there's a mare riott and ross, there was deterioration. and south korea ecommerce, similar to what we witnessed with zoom and uber is that profitability finally appears that's been missing for several years. >> stef, tjx >> it's likea steady eddie, up 22% last year. so it kind of lagged but i like it. i think they are benefitting from the excess inventory in the overall retail segment they actually raised their same-store sales last year, from that 2% to 3% level. i like that it has home goods and exposure, because i like housing for the full year. and gross margin has improved, as wel

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palestinian-american student at brown was left paralyzed after being shot along with two friends in burlingtont while they visited over the thanksgiving holiday. talks have resumed in iraq that could result in the withdrawal of troops from iraq more than 20 years after the 2003 u.s. invasion. the united states currently has about 2,500 soldiers in iraq and another 900 troops in syria. calls for the troops to withdraw have increased after the u.s. carried out a number of deadly drone attacks on militia groups in baghdad. in other military news, u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin has been hospitalized again, this time he's being treated in a critical care unit for a bladder issue. on sunday, he temporarily transferred power to his deputy. austin was diagnosed with prostate cancer in december. former president donald trump is facing widespread criticism after saying he would encourage russia to attack nato allies who pay too little money into the military alliance. trump made the comment during a campaign rally in south carolina. >> one of the presidents of a big country stood up and said, sir,

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seen the railroads on a tear here and there's been a lot of room for operational improvement at burlingtonve you looked at insurance stocks they have been on a tear and insurance is a huge part of berkshire hathaway it's the private companies that have been propelling this. let's see what they say. >> catastrophe insurance they wrote a policy for 2023 there weren't any catastrophic storms good underwriting, too insurance is a big part of the picture here >> one of jim's energy positions under pressure today following earnings we'll break that down next that first time you take a step back. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you can manage it all in one place. i built this. and it was easy, with a partner that puts you first. godaddy. >>> welcome back let's talk about shares of cheniere today down 3.5% jimmy, you own this, right 39% plunge in revenue. natural gas is $1.50 >> it's reflective of demand warmer than expected winter in europe i'm very much a believer for the long run i think l&g is not just here to stay but here to grow and the u.s. is the major expor

you were talking i was thinking about that warren buffett letter because he sings the praises of burlington-northernithout the railroads. no matter how unsexy you think they are, unpacific and others will make highs from time to time. gary appreciate tapping into your knowledge. thank you, man. >> charles, have a great day. charles: here is a question for you. is there a way that disney can double their share price? an activist says there is a foolproof way. it has something to do with a.i. i will ask jessica inskip for her reaction after this. ♪. there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices. so you can reach today's financial goals. and look forward to a more confident future. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. if you spit blood when you brush, it could be the start of a domino effect. new parodontax active gum repair breath freshener. clinically proven to help reverse the four signs of early gum disease. a new toothpaste from parodontax, the gum e

it is now in the 60s around burlington and belmont. the winds are under ten miles per hour, and all of our spots tonight, overnight northeast at five. that's about it now. meanwhile, overnight night we're going to dip into the 40s. not as cold tonight as it was last night. and when we woke up this morning, some of our locations had temperatures in the high 30s. all right. here is your saturday as we're taking a look at our storm tracker. we kick it off from tonight and we forge ahead. now what we're looking at is by sun up tomorrow morning at 647, mostly sunny skies. we have this shield of cloudiness to the south of us. it's going to try to inch its way into the bay area. it's not going to make it for saturday. this area of low pressure though, is going to enhance once that cloud deck and it's going to move into our area by sunday. so saturday is going to be the dry day. sunday there's a slight chance of rain. you'll see it here. watch as the clock ticks on by right there. just kind of gets close enough. but that's about it. and then o

record highs for cities like binghamton, burlington, and then the next storm we'll think about is onn, new york city, hartford, boston, we could see anywhere from three to six inches of >> somara: and that was your local forecast. my friends, back to you. >> somara: and that was your local forecast. my friends, back to you. >> whit: all right, thank you, somara. coming up on "gma," the outcome in prince harry's battle against a british tabloid. face, hands, and feet cd tardive dyskinesia, or td. so her doctor prescribed austedo xr— a once-daily td treatment for adults. ♪ as you go with austedo ♪ austedo xr significantly reduced kate's td movements. some people saw a response as early as 2 weeks. with austedo xr, kate can stay on her mental health meds— (kate) oh, hi buddy! (avo) austedo xr can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, or have suicidal thoughts. don't take if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valb

[ cheers and applause also, if you -- if you happen to live in new england, i'm going to be in burlington doing stand-up february 23rd at the flynn, and the next night, hartford, connecticut, february 24th, at the bushnell. tickets at sethmeyers.com. so lucky i got that. [ laughter ] it wasn't easy somebody else had it i paid them a lot of money for it [ laughter ] moving on, donald trump appeared in a new york courtroom today for a hearing to schedule what will be the first ever criminal trial of a former president over hush money payments to a porn star for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i don't think we, as a nation, have fully grappled yet just how unprecedented and norm-shattering this election is going to be. one of our two major party candidates is going to be on trial, perhaps in multiple jurisdictions, during the campaign he'll have to zoom into his rallies from the courthouse. [ laughter ] if he gets convicted before voting starts, there's a good chance his speeches will be interrupted by his ankle bracelet going off >> very handsom

burlington, vermont, february 23rd at the flynn.ou go [ cheers and applause and hartford, connecticut, february 24th at the bushnell. tickets are available at sethmeyers.com we would love to see you guys, moving on, if you've been following the news recently, you may have heard that apple released a new augmented reality headset called the vision pro. you see people walking around in the world right now wearing robot goggles out in public. and, well, it freaks me out. that's what it does. it freaks me the hell out. i guess what i'm trying to say is i'm getting older [ light laughter ] sometimes i don't even recognize the world i'm livin' in anymore. things are changin' every day and not always for the better. so it's time to take a moment and talk about how things were, well, just a bit more simple - [ light laughter ] back in my day [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: back in my day, people weren't wearin' expensive vision pro headsets if you wanted everybody to know you were a virgin, there were a million cheaper ways to do it. [ lau

that is a long away from burlington. or they would have to go to new hampshire or boston. so it just doesn't do the job. after you classified that, you indicated that the vermont delegation researched the matter and that the residential facility was necessary, you may change course. we did our research. most promptly, we checked with the attorneys and most importantly with our federal judges. and i would ask for unanimous consent to enter senator peters into the record. >> so noted. >> the borough of prisons on friday that you planned to proceed against our consensus and not provide the residential treatment facility. our office did speak to the stakeholders, including the chief judge crawford and he wrote to you in december expressing that vermont absolutely needs a reentry center. i request permission to submit his letter into record? >> without objection. >> in his letter he wrote, the chief judge, the lack of facility in vermont interferes with every pro social activity to return to normal life, including the long-term employment, connecting with family and locating ho

burlington, vermont, two feet below where it should be and now we've got this next risk we will see whatng up through the southeast. we have a risk of flooding from texas to tennessee sunday new rounds of rain soaking the gulf coast and a risk of severe weather all the way to jackson, mississippi. monday the storm accelerates into the east, intensifies as we move into tuesday and colder air moves in, snow may be changing, rain may be changing over to snow the impacts remain uncertain we have to watch this track. we do know we're looking at anywhere from 3 to 4 inches of snow from columbia and then heavier snow back through the rockies. in fact, they've got winter storm watches up for denver now into the weekend and moderate snow possible interior sections of new york and new england, we will have to watch that carefully >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it is a cold start, take a look at our current temperatures. we're in the mid-30s right now in dublin. we're seeing upper 30s across much of the rest of the bay area and we're headed for the upper 50s for today, from h

that is a long away from burlington. or they would have to go to manchester, new hampshire, a long way, or maybe boston. so it just doesn't do the job. after you clarified that, you indicated that the vermont delegation researched the matter and determined that a residential facility was necessary, you may change course. we did our research. most prominently, we checked with the attorneys, most importantly with our federal judges. german durbin, -- chairman durbin, i ask unanimous consent to enter the letter to director peters into the record. we were surprised when we got a letter from the bureau of prisons on friday that you planned to proceed against our consensus and not provide the residential treatment facility. as i mentioned, our office spoke to the stakeholders, including the chief judge crawford and he wrote to you in december expressing his strong belief that vermont absolutely needs a reentry center. chairman durbin, ira west permission to submit his letter into the record. >> without objection. >> in his let

look at this temperatures 5 to 15 degrees above average so far from duh, buffalo, burlington and willees above average. tomorrow that warmth moves east with albany near 50. close to 60 degree >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're actually cooler than normal in the bay area as we are getting a cold front dipping in. right now cloudy and breezy, but we are starting to see the rain picking up in parts of the bay area. and that's what we'll see as we go into the late morning as well as the afternoon. so we are going to continue to see more rain coming in today, with scattered showers picking up. and we'll be tracking that as well as c >>> back to you. >> thank you, al i liked how you were playing santa claus. >>> all right. still ahead, a morning boost you do not want to miss. plus, everybody's favorite football mom is with us. an exclusive live interview with donna kelce before her trip to the super bowl that's right after this. >> yes >> yay that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening

more than a foot of snow behind where we should be for burlington syracuse, they are 44 inches behindnches of snow. they've got an inch more than usual. and guess what february's outlook is out and it doesn't look very good, at least to start things out. we have a trough in the west it's going to be cool and stormy there, but dry and mild in the east, which, you know, we've had a lot of clouds, so maybe a little sunshine, not so bad. so below-average snowfall for the month of february, and an active storm track, rainy and snowy from the southwest and southern california, all the way into the southeast tomorrow, of course, we've got warmer than average temperatures for the month of february. that's the way it's looking. and tomorrow is groundhog day. that's right holtsville, new york, showers and cloudy skies gray in marion, ohio, for woodstock. unadillybilly in nebraska, he's going to see cloudy skies. so no shadow, which supposedly means an early spring! chuckles in manchester, connecticut, cloudy, but the grand daddy of them all, punxsutawney, phil, low chance of shadows, 36 degrees

burlington, santa fe rail, and brooks running, it reported a 28% jump in operating profits to $8.48 billion cash balance of 167.6 billion. that was driven in part by better results in its insurance business which helped offset a drop in rail operations. buf buffett did caution investors the company may do better than its average company. there aren't that many acquisitions left to be had that can move the needle for returns, with tho candidates for that outside the u.s. on the acquisition front. on the analyst front, shares of moderna are down about 1.5%. dragged down in part by analysts at hsbc who have down kbraded the company most known for its covid vaccines to a reduce or sell equivalent rating, raise the target price up to 86 bucks from 75. they're citing uncertainty over vaccination usage rates for its upcoming rsv vaccine launch as well as its established covid-19 vaccine franchise as well. these shares down 1.5%. >>> a slate of positive commentary, target price up raises, everything along those lines for software, cloud computing giant salesforce, the dow component is getting love

host: burlington, new jersey, catherine. caller: i did my own income taxes. am wondering why do i have to send copies of my 1099 formed when the irs already has it? guest: that is a good question. when you look at irs records, the irs computer system is complex. if you think about how many people include those records, i like to include as much information on my tax return so the irs sure it is correct. you have a valid point about what information do you need to give the irs versus what does that already have? you think about w-2. they are filed and you are provided a copy at the end of january. by the time they hit the irs system, it is already march or april if you file early, the irs wants to verify your income. in a lot of people -- i call it opening gates. in january, it was open and we already had millions of returns coming in. host: any idea what the irs needs to know from you picking up on the identity left issue? what will the irs asked and not ask the taxpayer? guest: the irs cannot ask about your personal life. it should be financial in nature. we