todd and carly. >> link is much for that.d, one ice official said between the vaccine mandate, the morale at isis build is the lowest ever. imagine going to the office to make a phone call all day to coordinate travel for someone who just came illegally. some with criminal records. that makes the story -- that's new news, that ice is now allowing people with criminal records to enter the country, some with assault dui to a drug possession, they are only withholding those with serious felonies. that's unbelievable. >> is the fact that we allow these individuals to basically travel freely -- not only are we now facilitate income over acting as the travelocity for free travel throughout our country for illegal immigrants. think about this, when you are in college and you needed to travel cheaply it would make sense in this day and age to go across the border and get your free flight to anywhere in the country. >> even if you have an arrest warrant. >> how is this anything but willful on the part of the biden administration? beca

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. >> hey, carly. i'm todd.gining my wife and every time we we are at an event and there's a family gathering or wedding and that song comes on ihop on the chairs. my wife buries her head in her hand in shame and the party continues. >> todd, you seem like you would be such a fun wedding guest. we've done a lot of things together, we have gone to a wedding yet so if somebody needs to get married this building so we can make that magical memory. >> some viewer out there's planning a wedding invite carly and me. we have nothing better to do. we have to go and get to the news. we begin with more news on hunter biden. fox news reporting that hunter biden and afford her bite made invested into tiny companies with ties to the top level of the communist party. as recently as 2017, hunter's private equity firm held a 5% vacant harv's amusement park and an interest in harv's sports and entertainment come all backed by china's development bank. >> emails added that harv was partnering with nba stars magic johnson and lebr

carly? >> carley: yes, because it was. the biden administration and health officials, dr.lensky and at dr. fauci, they always pick it up about vaccines in a way from treatments. that's a really big problem. it was huge news when everybody found out that the biden administration was prioritizing and giving covid treatments to people based on race. obviously, you need to treat people not on their condition and the color of their skin, but the other issue with that is we shouldn't be rationing treatment at all. this country should have enough treatment -- speak one we should have prioritized that, enough for everybody. >> emily: operation with warp speed for treatments need to happen. >> harris: up my mind was blown when he pivoted to award-winning performances by himself and others. you got to be joking. it's not time for a victory lap, it's time to save some people's lives that they can do it. >> juan: i agree, i think the messaging has been muddled especially on this latest episode about how long to quarantine and whether or not you need a test. i don't think there's any q

later they call her gnarly carlie ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york, with jericka duncanuncan: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thanks for watching. the sun was shining today across much of the east coast but for millions of people the weekend was a white out, a powerful nor'easter swept from virginia to maine, bringing blizzard conditions to many areas and leaving a trail of power outages. fortunately, the damage is not extreme but massachusetts no doubt bore the brunt of the storm's furry, boston now storm's fury, boston now recovering from one of the biggest snow storms in its history, that is where we find mola lenghi tonight, good evening, mola. >> well, good evening, jericka, the relentless all day snow storm buried boston and most of new england. today the city emerged and began to dig out. >> homes were encased in a shell of snow and ice when the sun rose over massachusetts. froze on the houses as hurricane force winds lashed the east coast, the ferocity forcing some to evacuate. >> we got some sand bags elevated things in our basement but this is one

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his work was worn by celebrities such as diana ross, madonna, lady gaga, and carly b. now was also a dancer acrobat, and an avid body builder. he was 73 years old. thousands of people have been demonstrated in the u. s. capital against proven 19 measures, including mass wearing and proof of vaccination. they're demanding people have a choice whether to be vaccinated or not. many say they shouldn't be forced to take the vaccines. german chancellor, all of schultz is set to hold talks on the pandemic with regional leaders today to discuss the way forward for our way forward as omicron cases surge here in germany . some politicians are calling for an end to restrictions as the new variant appears to cause less severe disease in most people. but some doctors, especially those working in hospitals, say it's too early to give it the all clear. a typical scene in one of germany's emergency rooms an incoming patient is tested immediately for coven 19, and receives the news they're infected with all micron. germany's latest wave has cases spreading faster than ever, and many he

. >> high-stakes indeed, good morning, carly, fireworks on the floor when mitch mcconnell torched hismer colleague accusing the president of delivering a divisive speech to pull the country further apart. >> how profoundly, profoundly on presidential. i did not recognize the man at the podium. yesterday. >> todd: the president's big georgia speech failed to move the needle among democrats. >> perhaps the president went a little too far in his rhetoric but the fundamental principles at stake are very, very similar. >> if he was trying to get votes, it was not the vote giving speech. i think he gave you are going to speech. >> todd: at the white house press briefing, it was cleanup on aisle 5 time. >> i know there's been a lot of offensive nature of the speech yesterday, which is hilarious on many levels given how many people sat violently over the last four years for the former president. >> todd: now, the president heads to the hill to launch senate democrats was support for the filibuster rules on voting rights with at least two senators, very much against it. senator pelosi announce

>> jesse: it's like chicken. >> carley: i got a fight he's too. >> jesse: carly carley approves, and how much would it take for you to eat a claw? >> jesse: this is prime time, we can't. [laughter] the american people are tired of being disrespected. we have documented it, but we are going to lose -- remember when actress bette midler attacked west virginia, calling it poor, illiterate, and shut out? jim justice had a little message for her, a little help from baby dog. >> too many people doubted us. never believed in west virginia. baby dog -- bette midler, all the others out there mike has her heinie. [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> jesse: west virginia! >> carley: that is hilarious. also, i think there is a legitimate lesson on how you feel with twitter trolls. we do not legitimize them. kemper buys them so little, you left them off, show a baby doll, and you move on into your life. every time you think of bette midler, you see her face in your mind's eye. he will see the tush tip. >> jesse: no offense, we will keep it clean, but she deserves it. >> carley: she said something

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the charts interpreted by carly garner suggested that momentum for the next couple of years of money printing will continue to push the asset classes higher. doesn't that make sense. much more "mad money." including my exclusive with silver gate capital. could a bank be worth looking at in this market i'm talking to the ceo then the weekend i opined by the fed on twitter and i'm discussing why i think betting against the fed chief will continue to be a fools errand. i'm feeling lonely on that one and all of your calls on the edition of "the lightning round," so stay with cramer. >> you've seen him in the a.m. and in the p.m but cramer is working hard to give you an edge on the market all day, every day >> this is something that we battered around just this very morning when jeff marks on my new program the morning meeting -- >> sign up for the cnbc investing club and don't miss an episode of the brand-new morning meeting. >> we want you to be your own portfolio manager and that is what the club is about hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need s

reporter carly moore tells us what happened. >> 5 pounds, 9 ounces. this tiny bundle of joy.ion years thought it was in the movie just 2 days old already has the story of a lifetime. i called my husband was like, i think that these are contractions at this point. they're not braxton hicks anymore. i'm pretty sure one of the libor you see julie, she was at work at the car, hop sales office in lakewood when her coworkers unexpectedly became part of her birth story, take a lot of screaming and a lot they want endure the pain going on. but, you know, a lot of it was on my and just remaining calm, trying to keep her calm and trying to keep her breathing. we didn't have any towels. we didn't have it. >> where business? we're not in the business of >> babies, baby jersey. here is tiny but healthy and just >> very grateful that there was no complications. there are so many things that could happen in that situation. and everything happened perfectly very quickly. back at home. the mom of 2 is bank full for her co-workers. he. >> stood up and then we had to do and help me out. and i r

. >> stroll right through the front lobby reporter carly moore shows us the scary encounter and alsoortunate ending for this big cat. >> one business in the lion's head village area in vail had an unwelcome guest stroll into their lobby over the weekend. you never seem out lies so much. they want to be saying seen it was even caught on camera from multiple angles. i was actually on the phone and one of our guests who is returning to the billion. >> i called in and was asking if everything's ok with the because police are running around outside with assault rifles and guns drawn. and so i'm talking to the gas, him that get to the bottom of it. jeremy fled to assistant manager at the vale spot condominiums quickly got his answer of the things that could have. >> come in the front door for the moment one of the better options to me there behind the front desk remained extremely calm. you can see them outlined entering the spa through the automatic doors bolting through the lobby, followed shortly by police officers. guns drawn. jeremy said he radio 2 coworkers that in mount line was in

so there's something definitely wrong with that cat to be there. >> it was carly moore reporting for us as always, officials advise us to in a make yourself look big and never approach a mountain lion. could a nurse him back to health you would think next on kron. 4 news at 9. we have heard a lot about the changes being made to the oakland police department to try to combat the >> rising crime in oakland. but despite the promise for more money, more police academy classes and even a new police district 2022 is already outpacing 2021 when it comes to violent crime. when we come back, we will go one-on-one with chief armstrong. what else the department can try to do to turn things around. - hi mommy! - hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. ♪ hush little baby...♪ ♪...don't say a word...♪ but if slow upload speeds turn your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber,

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is determined that the man and you can only explain what is otherwise a highly irrational conduct. carly, a rational conduct on the part of a government which reports to subscribe to the rule of law. i wonder if this point, it's more of the case of political retribution, you know, he making those embarrassing revelations, or is it still about damage control? as far as you can tell, do you think julian assigned can still be in possession of some information that could be damaging the american powers that be? i think that there is a combination of motivations. personally, there is a determination by the security state to get anyone to days to ensure there's greater transparency in the way the security start operates. and whether it's an individual, whether it's an organization, do i want to stop that person from doing anything else? i think in the assange case, it's probably at this point that is, that they keep going with this case because i want to frighten the 2 other journalists around the world. and smart journalists are working out the fact that this case has really implications for

these are the type of approaches we are implementing under the people first initiatives so carly is hereight and congratulations on your recovery and commitment to others. please stand and be recognized by all. [applause] [applause] >> thank you for being an example. the people first initiative is critical for fellow alaskans with the innovative approaches we are determined to provide the assistance i look forward to working with the legislature as we began the second half of the legislation there are some believes it is an election year let's prove them wrong. [applause] we must remember most alaskans don't care if it's odd or even number years most don't plan their lives around the election season. hunting or fishing or construction season. alaskans want except we can't get anything done because it is an election year. because i am an eternal optimist i still believe we can bring out the best in each other. we can never lose sight of the future and we cannot lose sight by the people of alaska sent us all here we have to focus not yesterday with the next five and ten and 50 years. that

we want an english carly must be been, the offenders are given to warning, so warm and good if they still continue to pollute to, to room. we block the waste water pipes with concrete. this action serves as a reminder to violators law. if they continue to break the law, you'll, the police will launch criminal proceedings on a circle. last year we recorded 263 violations indicated that this year about 47000000. noted though this makes a total of $300.00 cases, was novelty for me and its stunning job to grapple somewhere. in the saddle mercer, the west java authorities now have a total of $468.00 companies on a watchlist. following changes in legislation, all waste disposal pipes in indonesia must be visible for inspection. factories are also required to self monitor and submit lab sample results every 6 months. these changes have brought about a change in attitudes to the guna jaya factory has been producing textiles for the global market since 1982 alexson toaster is proud of his company's waste treatment plant. i think i know that we feel the saddle that we have a big vision. we set high

. >> 11:00 p.m., morgan ortagus, carly shipped in -- do i have time to do this? who i ran into at the spot: both alec baldwin and michael moore enjoying a hot springs subway. [laughter] i am going to shut up now, i want to leave time for harold and the judge. >> my wife and mother-in-law told me i eat off of people's place. the marine veteran jack becker celebrated his 100th birthday. his daughters, a surprise party. could not stay seated. he deserves every minute of it. he said the key to long life, no secrets, but he sneaks roma in his coffee. >> that is like nick the meteorologist. >> no kate cain and his coconuts. >> he needs a little. >> hershey bears, took over the pennsylvania ice skating rink. animals were tossed out of the rink during the annual charity, more than 52,000 stuffed animals from the stands this was after the first goal of the game. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. the nation's crime crisis, specifically the targeting of america's law enforcement officers comes into sharper focus tonight, with poignant images. the funeral for a new

carly, why is this so seductive. why do i want to move there?erground bunker is a practice for drug dealers. you were doing naughty things. >> greg: i don't know. i like the idea artificial nature because you can have a right there but you're not going to get bitten by anything. you're not going to get bugs up your button you're going to be sitting there, look at that. you are inside. no sunburn, no snakes. >> you are so weird. it's so amazing. barack obama gets credit bike gunmakers for being the greatest gun salesman in our lifetime. so many people bought guns. i think that joe biden, he is having to out do that and out june -- outdo jimmy carter so he is making a run on mad max bonkers because there is no part of american society that joe biden is in wrecking. everything. jimmy carter there is sitting there thinking i should have thought up the supply chain. i could've wrecked that. there is going to be a huge run on bonkers. people are buying shipping containers and getting them buried in their backyards. >> greg: i used to do that in the '8

week president biden heading to the big apple to meet with eric adams and ways to fight gun violence, carly>> todd: they don't want to wait a week but demanding action and answers right now. our next guest did something about it. take a listen. >> there is no reason why the these two officers had to die appear they were babies. >> i stay up at night and try to figure out who's fault is this? time to take back our city. >> when is enough enough! >> such passionate speeches yesterday. our next guest doing this passionate fake blood outside of officer bragg's office a symbol of the city's victim. nationally acclaimed artist and muralist joints me now, scott. this is pretty graphic but why did you choose this method? >> look, or it is to provoke emotion. piece behind me. unfortunately, sometimes art has to be ugly in order to get the proper response. and i find it -- i really find it absurd and surreal that i read comments that people are in an uproar because of my tactics, that i put some red tape on the sidewalk. meanwhile, we have become the same people have become so numb to the actual bloo

so, like i said on friday when i was with you guys filling in for carly, i don't know why he wouldn't just bow out. he had wor $220 million and could win a little over two if he were to win the australian open and i would be like "i'm done with this." >> todd: it is because he wants to break the grand slam record. when you reach this age that he is, he's not an 18-year-old anymore. the body can break down and the body can break down quickly. and i think novak djokovic from a tennis perspective that this could be one of his final chances to break the grand slam record. it could go away in a heartbeat, but the bigger picture, when it comes to covid is, could this be the breaking point on thin natural immunity discussion? novak djokovic says he has natural immunity. the medical officials said that qualifies for an exemption. where do we go from here both in australia and nationwide? we began this story with the latest breaking news and that he has been arrested. that is something that has just changed within the last few minutes. so this is a story that will have many twists and turns bu

. >> todd: carly over to you.arley: minneapolis struggling under lock downs are enough is enough and panning together to suit their mayor. we are talking to one of the bar owners about the ongoing site to save his coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carley: back with a fox news alert, the state department ordering the families of u.s. diplomats and some embassy staff to evacuate from ukraine. >> todd: that as a russian attack on its neighbor could be imminent as russia says it will "respond appropriately if the u.s. deploys more trips to the region." steve harrigan live on the ground, what is the latest? >> todd the u.s. embassy telling americans it is time to leave ukraine peer they have ordered out family members of embassy personnel and authorized on a central staff to leave as well saying "there will be no air lifts for american citizens in ukraine if russia does decide to invade." in the meantime president biden considering a range of options including 2.3000 to 5,000 u.s. forces in eastern europe in response to the russia

: it only result of them shooting themselves in the foot and a red wave in 2022 and 24 because to carly's everybody is exhausted and if people cared about the health of their children it would matter the statistics, the absolute plummeting of mental health of these kids in the disciplinary action and the violence between students and teachers from these kids because they have been isolated a detrimental effect can never be overstated and i want to quickly, for viewers so they understand how much democrats are using the last think it is in their favorite, in keeping with the state constitution which says supervision at schools is invested with the school board and they say that a break state law passed recently and said they will follow cdc guidance but that goes against the grain of common sense application that. make the best decisions for their children, to the ag's point i said the court would absolutely so literally the constitution that the school board would truly have purview over child health over a period. charles: it turns out the parents do care about their children, absolutely

talk to a clover business consultant today ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm charlie hurt along with carlyyrus. welcome to "the big saturday show." here's what's on tap. tyrus? >> what it is. could the g.o.a.t. really be gone? there are reports that tom brady is retiring. what his agent is saying about those reports tonight. >> emily. >> a democrat who voted for biden and even starred in his victory video when he became

. >> martha: this is doug schoen and carlie cooperman.y that biden and congressional democrats need to dedicate their focus to viable legislation that addresses voters' top issues of concern. the administration has spent too much time wrangling members of their own party without success to pass policies that alienate key voting groups. we've seen the drift in support. 28% of latino supporters support the president at this point. when he talks about the need to focus on top issues of concern and when we poll those, it's the economy, inflation, the border, covid, would you like to see this white house more focused on crime, that is also one of the top issues, on those issues more head-on? >> quite frankly, that's what the american people are talking about. i don't disagree with that article. i would argue that we have been doing some things. but i'm pushing my leadership again today. i have a plant closed in my district again today for another week because of the chip shortage. we need to pass the chip legislation. the president wants it. t

one part of the people first initiative that carly is most enthusiastic about is the through one door concept we'll be implementing at the alaska family justice center. carley knows about the need for victims to feel safe, to not have to go to multiple sites to address their emergency medical, housing, legal, and children's needs. she can see the benefit of being able to connect with a case manager and tell their story once, and receive immediate assistance. carley knows how easily victims get lost in the shuffle • she knows the challenges of transportation, and how quickly victims give up in the process of seeking help because they have to deal with a disjointed, bureaucratic system. carley firmly believes had this type of approach existed during her darkest hours, she would have been in recovery sooner and had a better chance of maintaining custody of her children. these are the types of approaches we'll be implementing under the people first initiative thanks to the input from survivors like carley. carley is here tonight, and, carley, i congratulate you on your recovery and your c

♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm charlie hurt along with carly shimkus, emily campagno and tyrus.come to "the big saturday show." here's what's on tap. tyrus? >> what it is. could the g.o.a.t. really be gone? there are reports that tom brady is retiring. what his agent is saying about those reports tonight. >> emily. >> a democrat who voted for biden and even starred in his victory video when he became president -- watch. >> i'm disgusted with them both, kamala harris or and joe biden. >> and he has a warning for the democratic party. that's coming up. >> and carley. >> anger is i growing among new york's men and women in blue who just lost a fellow police officer. and if after the powerful message from his widow at his funeral, the district attorney responsible for the soft on crime policies that is causing the violence. >> but first, a heated exchange between border patrol agent as and the border patrol chief during homeland security secretary mayorkas' visit yesterday to laredo, texas. chief ortiz acknowledging, quote, morale is at an all-time low, end quote. while secretary ma

jay is survived by four children -- tyler, colton, ka rinn, and carlie. it's a sad day for us.now. poppy, he was a good guy. >> yeah. i mean, he was a great guy. you and i both saw him just a few weeks ago full of smiles, full of laughs, the best hair on television. you're second only to jay, jim. and he was warm and he loved his children. if they're watching, he loved you so much. you brought him so much joy. >> he loved you too. he loved the team at cnn very much, and he expressed it. folks, if you didn't know him, look at those pictures. you can see the personality coming right across. >> and what a life. what a life he had. and he got to meet aerosmith, and he was our rock and we will always remember him. >> he was. keep him in your memories. we're thinking of you, his children and his family right now. thanks so much to all of you for joining us today. i'm jim sciutto. poppy continues our coverage right after the short break. with age comes more... get more with neutrogena® retinol pro plus. a powerful .05% retinol that's also gentle on skin. for wrinkles results in one we

not long after came two daughters, madeline and carlie. >> she pretty much said be nice to people. so i was nice to people. >> she was pretty much nice to everybody. >> yeah, she muwas. >> she would play games with us in ourth backyard and take us t all theseky places. just a fun person to be around. >> even as busy parents, dan and michelle always planned a date night every other monday. memorial day 2012 was no kpepg. >> how was she that night, happy? . >> absolutely >> ha normal? . >>. >> normal. >> the next morning michelle got up to go to thermo fischer for the early morning thshift. >> kisses me good-bye and went tome work. >> and that was the last you saw ofe her? >> that was the last i saw of her. >> at 5:53 a.m., a security camera captures michelle's car. she stopped at the time clock and headed upstairs to her office. an hour later, a supervisor ed yuska noticed a red stain. he started looking around the area with the help from a co worker, the janitor, david dooley. >> i was holding the door. there was justol -- he had thers a dead body laying there. . >> what did it loo

and finally these gentlemen are joined by carly kylie carlino the senior media relation strategist at ragnary publishing who will moderate the panel. hi everyone. thank you for coming to this. i'm really excited about this conversation where we talking about the state of speech in book publishing specifically. the dystopian idea of book banning is becoming a trend among american publishers regular publishing where i work is a conservative book publishing company based in washington, dc and over 75 year history. we have gained a reputation for publishing books that new york publishers won't touch one of them being mr. riley's book, taboo. i book banning is a reality. we will be discussing today. it happens among publishers before a book even makes it to the public eye. it happens among distributors who have apologized for shipping taboo. topic books that disagree with the mainstream sentiment and among booksellers like amazon who have even refused to carry books for the same reason. so well if you could just briefly introduce yourself talk about your book a little bit. you talk about t

carly moore has the story. >> 5 pounds, 9 ounces. this tiny bundle of joy. never in a million years thought it was in a movie just 2 days old already has the story of a lifetime. i called my husband was like, oh, i think that these are contractions at this point. they're not practicing ticks me pretty sure. one of the libor to see julie. she was at work at the car, hop sales office in lakewood when her coworkers unexpectedly became part of her birth and take a lot of screaming and a lot they want endure the pain going on. but, you know, a lot of it was on my and just remaining calm, trying to keep her calm and trying to keep her breathing. we didn't have any towels. we didn't have it. >> where business? we're not in the business of >> babies, baby jersey. here is tiny but healthy. i'm just >> very grateful that there was no complications. there are so many things that could happen in that situation and everything happened perfectly very quickly. back at home. the mom of 2 is bank full for her co-workers. >> stood up and then we had to do and help me out. and

carly. so sprinkle in areas of daly city and san francisco now hitting the peninsula.sam, a tail, i'm looking at you if you're traveling along 90 to 82 to 80 one. 0, one pretty slick at this hour because of that storm system. also, it's in the east bay as well. so if you're traveling through there, be careful. our future cast shows us the storm system makes a way through the bay area to morning hours and then into the afternoon 03:30pm. we're pretty much almost all done with that storm system moves out continuing to travel out of the bay area. highs for today. we're in the 50's lower 50's across the map. oakland, 53 kaka. 51 livermore. 48 morgan hill mid to lower 40's as well. santa rosa. 51 napa. 52 san francisco, half moon bay, all in the mid to lower 50's. all right. so we've been tracking that storm system. it was here this morning. it still sticking around multiple parts of the bay area. just trace amounts of rain, though. we dry up into the weekend and then next week again, we have another storm system back in the bay area, but that one should also the very week

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