as i let alicia into that bronco buster won tonight they'll be in the nfl playoffs bronco buster is yourrybody here. second question did trump had ronald reagan's rug in his oval office during his first term? so that's a yes or no yes. joey? >> yes. >> all right. alicia? >> yes. >> just copying joey. >> didn't have the oval office rug -- >> that was a different rug. >> there was a picture. >> i can't see that. my glasses on i'll continue to be -- >> doctor nicole saphier and in this case contrarian is wrong. >> like in this oval office -- one of the popular presidents you keep the rug it is good karma. third question. did trump have a portrait of andrew jackson in his oval office during his first term? we're going to go to nick coal first so she doesn't have to play contrarian this time. >> i want joey to go first. >> i'm going to say -- >> control over this answer -- >> saying no. >> no as well although a lot of nice things specifically about andrew jackson to say often. >> i'm going to say yes -- >> i am. because you want to or because you feel different answer -- >> somebody has to sa

the buster posey effect is real.oss for words during his intro presser in december. >> buster is a hall of famer, you know, and i don't i don even have i don't even know what to tell you, man. i don't even want to say the wrong words over here. and then i get fired the next day. i just signed the contract. >> posey took the reins as president of baseball operations in october. manager bob melvin is enjoying the partnership. >> getting to know buster here. and you know you know how he operates and how he thinks and how calculating he is and how well thought he is. it's been great. >> the giants face an uphill climb in a division dominated over the last decade by the defending world series champion la dodgers. verlander, for one, is up for the challenge. >> i just think that there's a really good chance that this team can do something special. and from everything that i've heard, the guys, the culture that's been built in this organization is something special. that's really important for me at this point in my career.

r.i.p. >> i'd just like to say, for the record, i like dave and busters. >> i do too!s a lot of fun. >> a lot of games to play in there, lou. some of these actions are immediate, but some, like, it's going to be a challenge to undo a lot of the consequences. like, the dei stuff, there are people hired now -- you can't fire them and get rid of the office, but you can't get rid of the hires. >> yeah, it's really interesting. when the democrats were in control, it was basically rule by executive order. and it's like they didn't think, like, hey, in four years, we could be ruled by -- or overruled by executive order. and with a lot of these, like, i'm -- you know, i'm a fan of a lot of the executive orders. the one i have a problem with is recognizing the gender, male and female, because that means that now it's illegal for me to use the women's restroom. [laughter] >> or a women's prison. and i just feel like i'm being erased, you know, in a way. >> greg: yeah! have you ever used a woman's bathroom. it is unusual. it's often dirtier than you think. >> it is. >> it is filt

i know that buster reached out to him personally and he gave his blessing, but i haven't spoken to him yet personally. i also i don't know how do the fans feel about it. does anybody have a feel on that? i don't know, you know, i don't want to i don't want to come in on a, on a, on a bad foot, you know. but i would love i would love the opportunity to wear my number for the san francisco giants. i mean, like i said, i understand the magnitude of the franchise, like one of the most storied franchises in major league baseball. so to get to wear your number for that franchise is pretty cool. but at the same time, if there's another player who's come along and done something special, this is an interesting question, and i really don't have the answer yet. i think i'm hopeful that when i speak with brandon, i'll get a little more clarity. i know you know, it's different hearing it from buster and saying, hey, i spoke to brandon and he gave his he gave his okay, but i don't know. i just want to talk to him, person to person and really try to get a feel for it. and i can pivot one way or the

buster. come here, come here, come here, you little. >> coming in at number ten on the list of the viral videos on cnn that everyone was talking about in 2024, a lovable but very disobedient dog. are you ready to come in over and over again? his owner tries to get him to leave the pool, be a good boy for once in your life with this florida dog just won't listen. it's only when dad uses his i mean business voice. that buster does. listen. come on. no, sir. buster, get over here now! number nine. >> it has been an incredibly tough couple of months for a stunning announcement from catherine, the princess of wales. in january, i underwent major abdominal surgery in london. however, tests after the operation found cancer had been present. >> in september, kate released a video saying she had completed her chemotherapy treatment. her startling cancer diagnosis announcement came weeks after we learned king charles was also battling an unspecified cancer, following a procedure for an enlarged prostat

dave & busters! show them our dave & busters! hell yeah! in your commie faces!ll the tiktok alternatives, let's go live to beijing with michael kosta. [cheers and applause] michael, what do you think about apps like lemon8 and rednote? >> jordan, those apps are as useless as grindr. none of the dudes i met on grindr even knew how to grind pesto at all. great sex, though. luckily, i found a new tiktok alternative. it's called psy-op, and it's the best app yet. >> jordan: the app is called psy-op? as in psychological operation? >> what? no, why do people keep asking that? it's just a great app that my camp counselors here have assured me is all for fun. >> jordan: sorry, what's that about a camp? >> well, the app is a bit complicated and there is a learning curve, of course. so i had to educate myself, which is why i'm here at the "psy-op re-education camp" for a few weeks to learn the user interface and the brilliant philosophies of chairman mao. >> jordan: kosta, kosta, you're clearly being groomed into a spy. >> they told me the haters would say that. but jorda

the roll call vote, whether or not they have a culture vote, a procedural vote to break the fill buster on the nomination on christi home to be the homeland security secretary. if that happens tonight, they get another 30 hours. so she probably wouldn't be confirmed until early sunday morning. i had a couple of conversations with senators that thought they could get through that and move to that vote later on tonight. but that vote is on right now. again, we will see how long this takes. it is very rare to have a nominee come to the capital as pete heg seth did with his family to watch this confirmation vote. i can't remember in all the years that i have covered congress to see it happened. we asked him whether he was talking to senators that might be talking about this. he did not respond. he gave a thumbs up. so that's in play there. we don't know. everyone seems to be saying yes, we think that we have the votes. the other thing that i would look for here -- is also, let's say it is a tie -- let's say that he doesn't have the votes. and john sune, the republican leader would switch hi

i did get a buster hug that i initiated. so.but maybe giddy is the best word. >> do you remember your first job ever? your first paying job? >> yeah, i, i was a clubhouse attendant and a bat boy for the texas rangers, so i probably had a job before that. i don't know if it was an official job where i worked in the clubhouse for my dad, and he would pay me out of his pocket. but at that time, i was five, six, seven years old. and that was cleaning shoes and picking up dirty laundry. >> what do you remember about the unpaid job or under-the-table job, we'll call it, or, you know, your first actual paying job. that still applies to what you do as a gm. is there anything you've kind of carried with you? >> you see, kind of, i think the inner workings of a team, what it means to be a team and how players react to each other, coaches, a manager with their players, and being in that clubhouse was a special atmosphere. and i think it's because you're a team and it's something bigger than any one individual, and i try and bring that to t

passed 37 buster bluff's protection for that just told defensive line what they need to do. which run, the y want to run but here comes the zinger, kill. that just means hey, i may change the play to 53 tight and left. 53 being the protection. letter o-line, their ears perked up again. tight and left just talk to the running back that is running the screen to the left. so green left twin nasty z peel tight pass 37 buster bluff x post y bite kill 53 tight and left on yo! [applause] >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more drew bres, everybody. stick around. have you always had trouble with your weight? same. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events such as death, heart attack, or stroke in adults with known heart disease and obesity. don't use wegovy® with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines, or in children under 12. don't take if you or your fami

former giants legend buster posey is the new president of baseball operations. and this is zack minasian, his first season as the giants new general manager. he sat down with ktvu bailey o'carroll to talk about the moment he first found out about his new job in the giants front office. >> i did get a buster hug that i initiated, so. so i did get that, but maybe giddy is the best word. >> now, the giants new general manager says he understands the challenges of his new job as he tries to get the giants back on a winning track. >> you see, kind of, i think the inner workings of a team, what it means to be a team and how players react to each other, coaches, a manager with their players. >> now, minasian has been with the giants organization for the past six years, most recently as vice president of scouting. well, one of the 49ers stars could earn one of the most prestigious awards in the national football league. talking about tight end george kittle, now a finalist for the salute to service award presented by the nfl, and usaa, an annual award recognizing player

charles: even the gang buster s? >> i think we're here. this is certainly a possibility. i think it has to do with exactly as you said, what has actually changed in the last two weeks; right. has profitability that we're expecting out of earnings changed? no. so earning season, we need to see that to get a bit more structure and stability. charles: kickoff on wednesday with the banks. >> has the changes, the expected change in regulation and tax policy and trump's growth first, has that changed? do we have a reason to question that? and how that will accrue? no. i think when you fundamentally look at what's happening, healthy consumer, stable labor market, maybe too stable, earnings coming in and what washington is going to do as i said to you before, i've been buying all day. when it got into the 5700s, i was thrilled. charles: glade you said that not only has the market shown resolve and sessions that open and you happen going to find a way to come back and it's the blueprint of people and cyclical names >> what's happening right now is not a panic, which is great. ther

>> i, i didn't cry, i did get a buster hug that i initiated.d get that, but maybe giddy is the best word. >> do you remember your first job ever? your first paying job? >> yeah, i, i was a clubhouse attendant and a bat boy for the texas rangers, so i probably had a job before that. i don't know if it was an official job where i worked in the clubhouse for my dad, and he would pay me out of his pocket. but at that time, i was five, six, seven years old. and that was cleaning shoes and picking up dirty laundry. >> what do you remember about the unpaid job or under-the-table job, we'll call it, or, you know, your first actual paying job. that still applies to what you do as a gm. is there anything you've kind of carried with you? >> you see, kind of, i think the inner workings of a team, what it means to be a team and how players react to each other, coaches, a manager with their players and being in that clubhouse was a special atmosphere. and i think it's because you're a team and it's something bigger than any one individual, and i try and brin

we went from big extremes which really allowed all the vegetation to grow like gang busters and now all that vegetation which has died got really dried out through a very hot summer and well into the middle of winter it's totally dried out and just waiting to go up in flames because they haven't gotten any rain in southern california. that is meteorological whiplash, something we've talked about a lot here in california. it's pretty timely that a paper came out today. so we'll go to the journal here which was published by one of the leading climate scientists who has really been forwarding this notion that we should probably start getting used to the idea that we'll be going through more whiplash of one extreme to the other. daniel swain and his group of researchers out of ucla and originally stanford published this paper today. the timing is uncanny. if we leave behind the paper that they published and switch back to the weather computer, just a review on how this went this winter, we've shown you that. the red shows where we're record dry. this was last winter and this was the winter

well, a popular busters cheese steak in san francisco's north beach is closing down indefinitely after inspectors found cockroaches and evidence of rodents. the business is on columbus avenue in vallejo street, specter's reported seeing dozens of live co droppings and say that the ent restaurant lacked a food safety certificate and was storing food non approved temperatures. owners have to eliminate the past. and pastor reinspection test in order to reopen. >> still ahead, we continue our coverage of this devastating fires in southern california. plus, talking about new efforts suit recall governor newsom. why organizers of this new campaign say his years in office have been a total failure. and on a brighter note, the nba all-star weekend is coming to the bay area. it's coming soon. there's a list of offense released today and a big honor for i'm barbara and i'm from st. joseph, michigan. i'm a retired school librarian. i'm also a library board trustee, a mother of two, and a grandmother of two. about five years ago, i was working full time, i had an awful lot of things to take care o

some of the letters were just addressed to buster or junior, but the 6888 undertook the task of creatingsystem with serial numbers for all the service members. you had one shift that was sleeping and one that was working. the 6888 cleared the backlog in three months. it has really been a great journey finding out about who my mom was, other than just being my mom. janis martin has a box of memorabilia from her mother, indiana hunt martin, who served in the 6888. what did she say it was like when she returned? i think it was a real liberating experience for them, coming from a place where jim crow laws were being enforced, they were able to go into restaurants, go to people's homes. no one made a fuss about anything. indiana hunt martin passed away in 2020, and currently there are only five surviving members of the 6888. i'm just so happy that somebody is finally finding out that there were black women in the military. what did it mean for black women at that time to wear a united states military uniform? i think it symbolized rebellion because it defied social norms for woman to be in th

verlander is four years older than his new boss, buster posey.he three time cy young winner is getting ready for his 20th season and still feels he's got plenty of gas left in the tank. >> there's no definitive answer when you should or can retire, but the answer is pretty similar. when you know, you'll know which isn't really helpful to somebody who doesn't know yet, but it's not there. it's the fast thing everybody wants to point out when things aren't going well, okay, father time finally caught up. i'm trying to stave it off. i'm a bit stubborn, have to be. i still think i can pitch at an extremely high ability. >>> college basketball, the cal women are led in scoring by yona camilli and lulu twidell, aka, the splash sisters, seventh and fourth in the country for most made three-pointers this season. >> this is what we do, right? >> this is what we do! this is what we do! >> we get that and they've been doing it well. cal blew out florida state sunday to run their record to 16-2. >>> the bears moved up to 18th in the latest top 25. it's their

. >> the popular busters cheese steak in san francisco shutting down after inspectors found cockroaches and >> evidence of rodents. the businesses on columbus avenue and vallejo street in north beach. the inspector reported seeing dozens of live cockroaches and rodent droppings. they also say the restaurant was storing food non-approved temperatures and didn't have a food safety certificate. the owners now have to get rid of the pass and pass a re inspection in order to re open. while some companies are rolling back their diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. >> costco says it will not be following suit. the companies rejecting a shareholder proposal. the calls for a review of the business risks. the d i policies pose several major corporations like meta, mcdonald's, walmart and forward have retreated from similar programs fearing legal risks in the wake of president trump's executive order to get rid of dei programs in the government. costco says almost all of its shareholders voted against the proposal to roll back the dei initiative. >> meta is denying claims that some users a

and then so the second buster called and expressed interest. it was like. oh, wow.juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. tiene en la mira a 2 uniformados que llegaron a atender un reporte de robo, pero terminaron abriendo fuego contra un hombre. todo quedó captado en cámara. vamos a estar hablando de esto y más hoy en vivo a partir de las 11 y ya vamos finalizando. pero antes le contamos que 1 de los festivales más concurridos aquí en el área de la bahía, da a conocer la lista de artistas que van a desfilar en este importante escenario. estamos hablando del bottlerock napa valley de 2025 y entre los principales intérpretes se encuentran justin timberlake, green day y noah kan. bueno, y esto es un festival de música de 3 días donde habrá 6 tarimas con una lista de más de 80 artistas. los boletos de 3 días empiezan en los 456 $ por persona. >> esta tarde en noticias telemundo. los fuertes vientos mantienen a los Ángeles en alerta. >> pedimos que el

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how on the box could be saw hog buster, bucksta beating back on on the bus. got their hold on. well, how's the electro chappies with them? i shuddered from the stratum people, not somebody who, who will be shady, who, who, that she will go style all of them. and this, and this, this kind of combination of improvise ation and spirituality that boat the home. and then we'll, she gets the 9 i very most of you do that. will it ever, she only will the policy this isn't the yes use. what was actually a lot on the session, much or too much? i so that i did, we charges to watch us the full in the show halls like troops come to all of extras, listening to a music. it's deeply affecting for international audience. but what about for me as a buyer's on is how important is it to as a bunch on how important is it to keep it a life, a full list. uh, as always that new, sorry to boom, boom, boom adam is the older one. i go to uh, book trouble. i'm not going to be back there. but when she's done this all, i shall not do me to do all this. will she learn how to go yet? but you do try to bridge

also expecting some vips to join the crowd, including jed york, larry baer, parker harris, jony ive, buster posey. state and local leaders like the board of supervisors and san francisco's political elite. now those those seats up front expected to start to really fill up before the mayor elect takes his oath just about less than five minutes from now at this point. now, it has already been a busy morning for daniel lowery, which srted by handing out coffee at saint anthony's in the tenderloin this morning. lowery was joined by his wife, becca, and two children, tia and sawyer. they were personally greeting guests for roughly half an hour. then lowery walked the streets of the tenderloin. that is where he was joined by san francisco police chief bill scott, and together they walked and talked about talked about the city's most problematic areas. his energy is really, really high in terms of the vision and the what, what we need to accomplish. and keeping the momentum going is really important. it's hard not to have. and along the way, lowery stopped to meet with children and families living

in fact, today, buster posey said sasaki won't sign here in the bay area.ever, the giants did sign a future hall of famer, justin verlander. our giants insiders discuss how the aging all star can still help this team. one thin that immediately stood out to me and one reason i thought, and i've talked about him a lot the last couple months, that he made some sense was you have this group of kyle harrison, hayden birdsong, landon, rupe, these guys who, you know, logan webb's the veteran. now robbie ray has been around a long time, but jordan hicks has never been a starter before really. so they now they have justin verlander like you mentioned literally next stop is cooperstown. is that narrative. is that like a writer thing a fan thing where you go like this is going to be great. these guys will learn from it. or is that you are in a clubhouse for a long time. is that real? like, is he going to be sitting there with kyle harrison talking about four seamers all the time? or what do you think of that aspect of it? you know, it's interesting and i think that gu

buster posey has taken the reins here as the team's new president of baseball operations.o kill me. also, zach minasian is having his first season as the team's new general manager told ktvu bailey o'carroll he understands the challenges of his new job as he works to get the giants back on the winning track. >> you see, kind of, i think the inner workings of a team, what it means to be a team and how players react to each other, coaches, a manager with their players being in that clubhouse in acenas been with the giants organization for the past six years, most recently as vice president of scouting. >> we're just minutes away from a major announcement regarding recalled oakland mayor shengtao. when you join us on the nine, we're taking you live to san francisco, where the fbi and doj could finally give us more information about the reason that tao's home was raided by federal pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get

beserra or cloud table linked with a comb front which will sweep its way for something of a southerly buster. but i have of that. we are still getting what up into the thirty's, the adelaide and also full melbourne. as we go on into monday and see how those temperatures i really do for the why is that some of the bus that comes in, we can get around 20 to 4324 degrees celsius across his positive us. so the total variable he must be making his way towards the said nape. it's a still some walk around here for the time being because he had temperature to start to pick up again. so extreme dot 5 dangers go very much in evidence and how does that west of weather coming into south australia are running across the malibu? pushing further east with using either tools that se, and cooling up by monday in some way, whether they're brought across victoria or combined for lysis back to that what the weather will eventually hit towards the south island of new zealand. tiny piece, a little more unsettled, higgs he had that rain stretches back up the eastern side of new south. well, some ryan, some snow to

our military might across the doctor, but from the the use of equate bombs into the use of bunker buster and do these precise munitions targeting residential homes in drawing missiles, everything has been used as an and deployed across the gulf trip. if you look at the sky some times in one in thing goes, look, you will see different kinds of a crap in the skies of the of there is. but i or the southern part of the start from recognizance a craft into drones, into what scott, to divide those youths helicopter that entire military arsenal video. so the kind of held that donald trump is talking about. it's more of more of a joke to people right now because everything has been used in tests that already killed large number of civilians that people are keeping an eye. now the priority is given the i a near on one thing and then to this for a release of palestinian prisoners, the release of the of the captive as well as an end of the ongoing killing. because the more it continues, assuming often the population is going to drop severely so far, we're talking about a $160000.00 people. this is

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joe biden all of a sudden is this big trust buster who wants to take down these tech executives, warningut this tech industrial complex. where is this coming from after four years of silence? >> thanks for having me on. i think a couple things. this is -- not to negate anything that anyone has said but this is part of a tradition. i think brett said it earlier, 11 presidents have given these farewell addresses and no one has given one after 50 years of service. having said that, president biden did some positive things, he also did some things and i'm sure he didn't mention the things that we all know of. and in fact we had an election that ratified it all in the fact that he has a new person coming in. but our economy is better than it was four years ago. not for everyone but for some. we have more innovation than we had before. but you know jesse, we said earlier, he fell on the border and i think he failed democrats on not being the transitional figure that many wanted him to be. but i have a different take tonight. i was pleased to hear him speak this evening. the only country in the

plenty to talk about after that and buster first day in office. think that you will agree with all of that. can i just ask you one thing, it just kind of occurred to me, while he was running executive orders in that press conference in the oval office last night, before he went to the galas, he mentioned that by february 1, you could see a 25% tariff on both mexico and canada. now, i thought that he would have a little more time to negotiate with them over, you know, border control and their help in military and fentanyl. declaring we will declare the cartels to be terrorist. were you surprised that in a couple weeks he may be slapping tariffs on, let's start with mexico. you are from texas a short neighbor. what do you make of that? >> i understand his threats of tariffs in the context of what he did in the first administration. he threatened the same tariff 25 % on mexico unless they help secure the border. that is how we got the remaining mexico agreement. that is how we produce historic low illegal immigration. the lowest rate in 45 years. i h

we have two mega block busters. drugs approved. 40 drugs in development. 40 drugs at the conference here this week we talked about ten of them addressing markets in maybe $200 billion. >> explain why people feel that you are after niche areas. >> i on't understand why people feel that. >> allergy they think is niche. >> that's silly. how many people have serious allergic diseases? there's a tremendous need. our first patient is a patient who is allergic to so many things that the only thing this person could eat is formula, chicken and potatoes. nothing else. imagine that existence. allergy is a very big problem. it's a serious problem. people can die from allergic diseases. >> inflammation, talk about ecsima. if i showed you babies and after a few doses, we have seen the miraculous -- i use the word miraculous, because the effect on some people's eczema is miraculous. some people have what's called type two inflammation. it gets manifested in many different ways. some people, as eczema, some as as asthma, some peop

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. >> it is a sour note at the end of beautiful, inaugural weekend with the buster ladies and ascendant-- >> laura: it was like a throwback -- >> to george floyd marches. >> laura: it was a throwback the '70s. i felt like i was in high school and it was 1977.yo that is what it would like to me. thank you, raymond. e bumpy rights of the elements. trump making a big move to make america healthy coming up. ♪ ♪ (piano playing softly) ♪ ♪ >> don't you see the importance of the organization to coordinate the goals question work. >> sure, i do bet not ripped off by the world as we know. the world health organization ripped us off. everybody rips off the united states. and that is it. it is not going to happen anymore. >> laura: now, of course, trump is right and w.h.o.'sto priority is to pass the pandemic treaty. that is a huge violation of u.s. sovereignty. one of the treaty's main goals will stifle free speech. clearly, that is what they wants to do. some of their la tely traps telu whatl you need to know requirio mband combat disinformation. so basically our whole show wowould be person on

. >> reporter: dave & buster's plans to open here. entertainment venue, plank, scott seafood, and others are still welcoming customers. kyle urges more east bay residents to support them. >> the restaurants do well, it's going to encourage more restaurants to come in with a different selection and better variety. more people to come. i would encourage people to come, come and shop. >> reporter: the oakland police department says overall crime dropped by 34% in 2024 compared to 2023. most people who live and work in this area will tell you jack london square is very safe. >>> coming up, the earth shook in concord this morning. we heard from those who felt the earthquake. >>> we have talked a lot about the weather in southern california. up next, we will talk about our forecast my name's dan and i live here in san antonio, texas. i ran my own hvac business and now i'm retired. i'm not good being retired. i'm a pain in the neck. i like to be able to have a purpose. about three or four years ago, i felt like i was starting to slip. i saw

you know, the big bunker buster bombs that could be used to take out iranian nuclear sites. i think that's a pretty strong message to the number 1 state sponsor of terror. he's also removing trans women, also known as biological men from women's federal prisons. he's ending gender reassignment surgery in federal prisons. promises made, promises kept. rnc cochair lower -- lara trump. all that hard work is paying off, lara trump. >> welcome to donald trump to .0. he had four years, really off of the job and he studied and he made plans and he's executing those plans right now before our eyes. you remember the runway he gave himself into january 20th talking with world leaders, meeting with all the heads of industry, making sure things were set up properly because he didn't want to waste a second. he has four years to execute the job, the american people scent him to washington, d.c., to do. i had incredibly high expectations as to what the first week of the second trump administration would look like. it's exceeded my expectations. i almost can't believe the things that i have

they are moving in with ice busters that is close we need a present there, right now we have a military presence if we could make a deal with them with more presence we have to be able to protect our northern front, what better way to make a better relationship with greenland also better relationship with the people in th the ac in the. >> thank you senator tommy tuberville, good luck tomorrow in the hearing. >> thank you. larry: coming on kudlow will congress ever cut spending in our lifetime? you know ever cut spending two trillion dollar deficit. even more education lone cancellations -- loan cancelations, unbelievable, art laffer is coming on and steve moore is coming on took you can catch kudlow, monday through friday 4 preliminary her -- 4 p.m. here on fabulous fox business, if you can't catch us at 4 text your favorite 9-year-old and she will show you how to dvr the show and you will never miss greenland, that is what you will never miss, grind land, i'm kudlow we'll be right back. call! ...to saving up... ...to income in retirement. you got this. vanguard fixed income funds can

time name is tanya to buster full time a professor of gastroenterology and the chief physician at st. marion and initiative hospital in lou takes hoffman. i'm hi, in germany. latasha as chronic inflammatory ballad diseases. and that's my field of clinical research. historians said that um, if you could say that god is in charge of the ocean on the micro biome in particular, but also our understanding of what we can already do to help patients and kind of gets fascinating. it's what excites me about the god senior mission. i'm down the . ringback smith line, and i want to understand my body. you know, i've only got this one. i'd like to do my best to keep it healthy for as long as possible and really get the best out of it. it's been a lot, it's been back since while i'm yanna. i'm 26. and originally from the bay area, i've been studying computer science for the past few years. that's what i've also been working as a model for several years in the i do a lot of sports fields. and last year i started competing and try avalon and i've set myself a goal. i'm training for the ira, man, 70.

. >> so you're stacking up against some, we have publicly traded dave and busters. properties that are out there, you were public before the buyout, would you take it public again based on how these trends are going. >> something we'll work with the board and look at where their exit is. you talked about private equity, we have an incredible board. we just finished this incredible remodeling program and invested over $50 million, so this is the year we're going to move out our two-year pass. all-new entertainment and menu. all right here. we have tremendous white space, we're in 18 countries worldwide right now. a tremendous upside for global expansion. >> what can you tell us about the consumer broadly at this point, dave, earlier it's been confusing to get a read on the economy. >> it has been. we tracked our consumers, parents with kids 3 to 9 years old, we track them every single month, in may, you looked at families making over $100,000 and making less than 100,000 having the same concern with the economy, inflation, just budgeting and as we got deeper boo the

short-term, healthcare companies are great on how well their products and block buster drugs will do. that will carry the profitable companies forward. but i think the longterm, my concerns remain. >> all right, professor, i appreciate it, as always, we will see you again soon. >>> up next, edyard eni is raising the flag ahead of y xtl uw and we will telyo whne. (♪♪) (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com >>> stocks getting back gains after today's cooler than expected inflation data. our next guest cautions there could be more downicide if tomorrow's report comes in hot. ed yardeni, good to see you. >> thank you. >> why do you have that view? >> the big issue for the stock market is the bond market. we argued in august last year, i was discounting too many rate cuts by t

understand that china and russia is moving into the arctic circumstance and will moving in with ice busters and very close. we need some kind of presence there and we have a military presence, but if we can make a deal with them in terms of giving them more presence, we've got to be able to protect their northern front and what better way to make a better relationship with greenland, also get a better relationship with the people in antarctic and being able to protect that and so many things that can be stronger and better and only president trump coming up with this. larry: thank you, senator tuberville. good luck in tomorrow's hearing. folks, coming up on kudlow, will congress ever cut spending in our lifetime? you know, ever cut spending, $2 trillion deficits as far as the eye can see. actually even more education loan cancellations, it's unbelievable. anyway, art laffer is coming on, steve moore is coming on too. folks, remember you can catch kudlow monday through friday on fabulous fox business and if you can't get us at 4:00, just text your favorite 9-year-old and she will show you ho

i'll tell you, that when the the fbi gets going, it's like gang busters. they go crazy fast.dy wants to help them. the phone companies will help them. local police wants to help them. private citizens want to help them. that's the reason these cases of this magnitude are solved so quickly. there's so much energy involved in finding the bad guy that they happen quickly. >> bryan: danny, based on the details that we know, what is your gut telling you about what this is? >> my gut is telling me that they didn't do much planning. start with that. new year's eve onbourbon street is a big deal. they should have used better barricades. you don't use a saw horse to barricade a parade route. you can see that's what they used. i don't know the answer to your primary question. i know that we have amazing people coming here unvetted. these people, they came across this southern border apparently. that's the focus. the fbi will figure it out. we'll know in a week or so exactly what happened. if there's anybody else involved, they'll have them in jail. >> bryan: danny, thanks for your time

that restaurant, the inspector reported seeing dozens of live, cockroaches and rodent droppings and buster's chiefs take on columbus avenue in vallejo street in the north beach neighborhood. inspectors say the restaurant also lots of food safety certificate and was storing food at non-approved temperatures. the restaurant must eliminate the pest pass a reinspection tests to reopen. city officials have narrow down their candidates to fill the vacancy on the city council. take a look at your screen. these are the potential candidates being suggested to fill the district. 3 seat left behind by former councilmember omar torres, who resigned after he was arrested in november for alleged child abuse. the list of new candidates you are bob stabler. jamaal williams, danielle marie christian karl eugene selous and baltasar lopez. all 5 will be interviewed on january 28th and one will be appointed to represent the downtown area until voters pick a permanent replacement in a special election in april. >> still properties at to the year of the snake. quickly approaching how san francisco is getting read

the inspector reported seeing dozens of live, cockroaches and rodent droppings in busters cheese steak avenue in vallejo street in the north beach neighborhood inspectors say that the restaurant also lacked a food safety certificate and was storing food at non approved temperatures. the restaurant has to eliminate the pass and pass reinspection in order to reopen. >> the oakland roots will continue playing at the coliseum for at least one more season after scrapping plans for a temporary stadium in the malibu lot. the team signed a one-year lease for its 2025 home games the team president says the move allows them to focus on securing a permanent home in oakland. the routes are also eyeing professional status for their women's team. so let's see with hopes of bringing them to the coliseum as well. the coliseum is in the process of being sold to a new ownership group. but the routes are hopeful they can stay longer if needed. >> still ahead on kron for news at 4 back on track after a deadly car crash temporarily shuts down park service in the east bay. a look at the ongoing investigatio

a san francisco restaurant has shut down because of a rodent infestation busters cheese steak locatedcolumbus avenue in north beach failed an inspection after cockroaches and rodents were found inside of the kitchen. inspectors say the restaurant also lacks a food safety certificate and workers were storing food and non-approved temperatures. the restaurant must eliminate pests and pass a reinspection too, or order to reopen. and he's program is supporting small businesses with grants meant to improve security measures. the city of san leandro is relaunching the program that provides business owners with up to $5,000 for security camera installations. city leaders say the grants helped install security technology at more than 25 businesses last year. officials hope they can do the same for more business owners in 2025. there was a link to sign up on our website. kron 4 dot com. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 3. parents speaking out. >> score is forced to shut down pacific. and after the break, nominees for the academy awards announced today, we have a full list today, we have a full l

approach of what he would call merrymaking is very much in that vein i think we can see a lot of buster brown for instance in his in s master charlie series. okay. and since newspaper was so close to the theater districts, artists regularly attended the theater. and this influence is oen apparent in the themes figures in. that that artists used for their comics. so publishers featured images of stages and ticket bohs they formatted text as play script. we can see there how they're adapting the gestures of stage performers, right? and so this is within walking distance of. the publishi houses, and they even created illustrations, performances that could never appe oa public stage. some of these, like the one pictured here, involve drag perforncand very direct expression of queer desire. it's a faing kind of image. i'd love to talk about it in the q&a if folks are curious. tableau numr ree augustus hopping abroad now in her last few minutes, i'd like to move from a place where we can begin to see maybe a through of comics to a place where a through line is not so clear. that is a genre of

and after the break, the giants officially introduced justin verlander from him and from buster post.e rising from the ashes in southern california. see this woman holding up her hand. she's showing off her wedding ring, which was discovered in the rubble. >> of her burnt out home. >> her name is victoria desantis. and obviously, you know, she had to flee with almost nothing. and cal fire fighters responded to her home. and guess what? they found the ring on the roof or what was left of the roof, which is just incredible. and desantis says that this really made her heart happy since she really has lost pretty much everything else and the fire. she just had seconds to evacuate. >> all right. check this out. the humane society welcomed 46 animals from shelters in la county late last night includes 2 dogs. 44 small guinea, pigs and hamsters and rabbits. they were all brought to moran so that there would be more space down in area. shelters in la to accommodate the evacuated animals from the fires. it also release pressure on the shelter staff to just fewer animals for them take care of s

i did get a buster hug that i initiated. so.i did get that, but maybe giddy is the best word. >> do you remember your first job ever? your first paying job? >> yeah, i, i was a clubhouse attendant and a bat boy for the texas rangers, so i probably had a job before that. i don't know if it was an official job where i worked in the clubhouse for my dad, and he would pay me out of his pocket. but at that time, i was five, six, seven years old. and that was cleaning shoes and picking up dirty laundry. >> what do you remember about the unpaid job or under-the-table job, we'll call it, or, you know, your first actual paying job. that still applies to what you do as a gm. is there anything you've kind of carried with you? >> you see, kind of, i think the inner workings of a team, what it means to be a team and how players react to each other, coaches, a manager with their players and being in in that clubhouse was a special atmosphere. and i think it's because you're a team and it's something bigger than any one individual, and i try a

neighborhood was actually forced to close after inspectors found cockroaches and evidence of rodents busters cheese steak on columbus avenue had a close eye on its front door wednesday. the inspection report lists dozens of live, cockroaches and rodent droppings and numerous locations around the restaurant. inspectors also noted several other minor violations. the restaurant must eliminate the past and pass reinspection test order open back up. >> the opioid crisis spending thousands of lives in california. and now the attorney general is expected to make an important announcement today. we're live wi >> much rubble morning news. if you head outside, you might notice a little gusty this morning. wonder how long the winds are going to stick around. john, good morning. especially gusty for the east bay and north bay hills where you may have noticed a it last night that's out of that wind whipping through those areas. >> this is the golden gate right here in another area where it's actually quite windy. the coast, the golden gate been exceptionally windy. you see those little red patches in the