carol gets it on three.t to step up my worlgts game. >> jimmy: it's a weird position to be in. you've got this person whom you idolized, now you want to beat them in a game. >> sometimes i cheat and go to google, "five letter words" -- is that cheating? >> jimmy: of course it's cheating. [ laughter ] and you're not just cheating, you're cheating yourself. [ laughter ] and you're lying to carol. does carol know? [ laughter ] does carol know that you're -- >> quote her that. i might tell her when i see her. >> jimmy: have you ever thought of starting with the word "carol"? >> that's not a worlgts word. d you play worlgts? >> jimmy: carol like a christmas carol. >> oh, excuse me, i stand corrected. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you think a person who prudences adieu in that way -- [ laughter and applause ] >> you're right, absolutely right. >> jimmy: did you have dinner with carol before you guys started working together? or was it -- >> it was -- it was -- yeah. after we started working together. and she wanted

carol, | thank you so much, and michelle, for your time today. carol and michelle.ut great and substantialsupport, nonetheless, is substantial support, nonetheless, is the substantialsupport, nonetheless, is the reaction from edward on twitter. this says, my online businesses down and i need help from the government must go to put it back to work. i wonder how many people have put their business plans all their businesses on pause? will this make a difference? abdullah�*s restaurant asks how the energy cap applies to the businesses already on a contract with suppliers. we know that if your contract dates from your 1st of april this year, the cap does apply. i hope that answers the question for you. we will do much more on this story throughout the morning. remember, if you are a business owner, get in touch and let me know your reaction to that announcement from the government. a related story... president putin has announced a partial military mobilisation, as he put it, to ensure russian territorial integrity. it comes a day after russian— occupied territories in

carol, let's go to you. at eastlake, it was originally done with some big investments, with the hopes of partnering with the local public county authority. and a loss of philanthropy and social enterprise. all that supported a robust community intermediary, a local foundation. it was a backbone to redevelopment work over the years. bringing forth a charter school, grocery store, ymca, and more. but sustaining this backbone, or as a san francisco grad called this, community quarterback, over decades is not easy. i am particularly interested in the federal role here. of the development cycle and neighborhood growth which is longer than i think most people appreciate. 2-3 decades, not 2-3 years. is there adequate support for the specific infrastructure for backbone organizations or neighborhood or resident groups and others and if not, what else is needed? carol: thank you for that question. we think the community quarterback organizations are the secret to equity and excellence and i would argue you cannot hav

we have congressman meuser and carol roth. down and listen to the president's interview for the first time in seven months. you will see a bunch of gaffs and mistakes. >> mr. president, last tuesday the annual inflation rate came in at 8.3%. the stock market nosedived. people are shocked by their grocery bills. what can you do better and faster. president biden: first of all let's put this in perspective. inflation rate month to month was up just an inch, hardly at all. >> you're not arguing 8.3 is good news? president biden: note saying it was good news, it was 8.2, 8.2 before. i can make it sound all ofen it went to 8.2%. >> highest inflation rate, mr. president, in 40 years. president biden: i got that guess where we are. >> are you committed to running again? >> much too early to talk about that. i'm a great respectter of fate. i'm doing my job. >> is the pandemic over. president biden: the pandemic is over. we still have a problem with covid. elizabeth: congressman, your reaction, take on inflation. grocery prices are up

for more, we're joined by ken, carol lamb is back with us, as well. ken, what more can you tell us about this new indictment? >> chris, we haven't seen the new indictment but believed it will parallel the federal prosecution between bannon and three other men. they were accused in that case of misappropriating some of the $25 million they raised for this we build the wall so that's the federal case. we'll have to see the state case. >> three men have been tried in the federal prosecution of this case, the one bannon got pardoned for. third case ended in a mistrial. what will the d.a. need to show here to get a conviction? >> you know, chris, it's almost a relief now given the things we've been talking about to just have a garden variety fraud. that's when this is. you say one thing to people to get them to give you money and then you do something else with the money and in steve bannon's case, he took more than a million dollars and used them to pay personal expenses. that's not a very complicated set of facts and i guess i have wondered given that th

carol, let's be clear about what kind of documents we're talking about here. just laid out how secure they really are and even if you work in the national security apparatus high up, that's no guarantee that you can have eyes on this stuff. what kind of documents are we talked about specifically here. >> there are two buckets of documents that we discovered and thought was news worthy enough to publish this story. the first bucket was information that describes or details a foreign government's nuclear capability. and nuclear capability is pretty vague. it could be anything from a foreign government's attempt to build a nuclear program or its nuclear readiness now to wage nuclear war. we don't know. but that's the first bucket of records. the second bucket of records that we learned were extraordinarily sensitive and seized at trump's mar-a-lago club were records that were so extraordinarily sensitive that they involved the most secretive programs of the united states to the degree that only a president, a cabinet-level official, or somebody of a cabinet rank

first to you, carol, are we going deeper into a bear market? >> absolutely.nk investors have been a little bit delusional about the possibility that a soft landing was on the table. the discussion now is, it is definitely a hard landing, what is the depth and duration an unfortunately there are just all of these challenging headwinds. some of them that are self-inflicted but some happening abroad that could have major implications including a potential currency crisis, if energy prices were to reverse and that could have impact on hard assets in the u.s. so unfortunately, liz, i don't think we are going to be through the pain for quite sometime. you may get a little bit of a bounce here and there but i would hold tight for a while. elizabeth: got it. we'll watch biden's former top spokesperson, press secretary jen saki, out with her new shock take about her former boss. you will be her former boss president biden. you will see nancy pelosi get booed here in new york city. watch this. >> i think that democrats, if the election is about who is the most extreme

carol, there may not be pressure from the government. is why people like you and i need to ask the question every single day. why did you take them? what you keep them? what you lie about them? carol leonnig, asha rangappa, chuck rosenberg, thanks for joining us tonight. when we come back, we've got good news from ukraine, as they retake territory from russia. kevin baron on the new challenges vladimir putin is facing, when the 11th hour continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ -- >> [noise] >> an old-time celebration in moscow on saturday, fireworks crackling overhead in the capital city, just as russian defenses were crumbling, as ukrainian forces were recapturing ukrainian territories. not quite what fox news was predicting just last week. >> zelenskyy is now going to be hosted by the defense contractors. i wonder, but they make more obvious? >> yeah, probably not. of course, when he meets with them, this entire war may be over. right now, things are going very, very badly, which is why the ukrainians are so desperate. >> no, no, no, no. as we like to say, t

carol lambs now. she is a former u.s. attorney for the southern district of california carol, thank you she didn't rule out a settlement i mean, how much leverage does letitia james have now to get a deal she would agree to? >> she has a lot of leverage right now. i mean, the complaint, as you noted, was over 200 pages long and it lays out an extraordinary number of misstatements and misrepresentations that the trump organization's son made to lending institutions, insurance companies and tax authorities over the course of a 10-year period so when you have that many allegations contained within one complaint, it's very hard for the defendant to say, well, this was simply a mistake in one instance because there are all these other instances that are laid out there so she has a lot of leverage because this complaint and the injunction that she seeks to basically puts the organization out of business and this isn't just donald trump himself, this is his children and their financial futures at stake as well. >> you know, the

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carol what do you maeve of this argument? right ux and all that's developed in the last 48 hours since we thought judge cannon was leaning towards the appointment of a special master here? >> one of the problems with trying to analyze that section is it mixes together so many different strands of arguments. they sort of conflate executive privilege with attorney-client privilege. conflate upon setian of the premises with possession of the documents, and the bottom line here is it was -- it was a fairly rambling filing by the president's team. >> yeah. >> they didn't have a lot of time to prepare it. so that's true, but -- here's what was missing. what was missing from that filing. if i were the judge and i was trying to evaluate the various, the two sides of the argument. what was missing was any declaration or affidavit from the president, the former president or someone on his legal team or somebody in mar-a-lago saying, here's what i know about how documents were kept and who had access to them. if somebody had filed a dec

you answered the president's calls, carol, definitively. indeed it does seem like nuclear secrets were found down at mar-a-lago. can you walk us through this whole process? we knew in may, right, that the department of justice maybe was looking for this kind of material in their subpoena to the grand jury. what has happened since? >> great question, alex. so, because of my great colleague who i co-bylined this story with, the public learned that in may the department of justice was seeking all sorts of classified records at mar-a-lago, but they included records that are particularly sensitive that involve nuclear capabilities or really sort of what you consider a foreign government or the u.s. government's ability to wage nuclear war. where are they on that continuum? are they seeking nuclear ingredients, recipes, equipment? do they have the capacity that we are woried about? are they a true nuclear rival? these are all records and materials that are covered by this classification that the department of justice sought in its may subpoena fo

elizabeth: and, carol, final word.ically, this nation has had the equivalent in spending that would be the fourth ranked top economy in the world. it'd be ahead of germany. it almost approaches japan, that that's how much the spending is. but scientists have discovered antibody treatments that may replace boosters and vaccines with 95% efficiency. after all of that, final word. [laughter] >> you know, they're always going to find something. they've got to keep getting those dollars and keep putting it in that professional money laundering thing they do. that's what congress is, political theater and money laundering. elizabeth: okay, carol, have a good weekend. we love having you on soon. >>> i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. it is 9/11 commemoration on sunday. we want you to have a good weekend and join us again monday night. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that

carol: it would mean further dollar pressure of the euro-dollar.ergy and gas supply issues and i think a smaller paper rate hike from the ecb would exact more downward -- exert more downward pressure on the euro. paul: how great is the risk we don't see this rate hike, no matter what size come a fully filtered down to money markets? carol: that just shows there is a lot of uncertainty related to inflation and the growth outlook in the euro zone i don't the ecb committee itself has reached consensus yet on the next rate hike. that will set off market speculation about the monetary policy down the track. paul: can you give us a sense of the magnitude of the task for the ecb? yes, inflation is an issue but the same time, a severe energy crisis is think the continent. carol: certainly, energy issues on the biggest challenge facing the eurozone economy. a lot of european economies are scrambling to fill gas storage facilities ahead of winter. they are ahead of schedule, but the question is whether they can sustain gas inventory to meet upcoming demand.

carol, what is your reaction to that report? this goes way beyond alleged information about drugs and vaccines. this is much broader than that everyone thought the democrats are tolerant, open-minded and open to other ideas. like intolerant left, right? they can't tolerate any thought that is contrary to what they're thinking. instead they shut you down. >> yeah. as you know i'm a huge consumer of social media, especially twitter and what most of us want to be able to have a conversation without any censorship of either from the platforms but especially not from the government and it seems like these social media companies are acting as defacto arms of the government which is a violation of our first amendment rights and i feel like, liz, they're playing both sides a little bit. they keep saying we're a private companies and we're platforms, we're not publishers, so we should get all of these kinds of protections but if they're taking direction from the government that really does bring into question what it is that they're hidi

carol also mentioned community colleges. they are doing heroic work, training people to be nurses, training people who may have lost a job in an industry that shot down to do data entry -- shut down to do data entry. host: bill is calling from north carolina on the republican line. guest: -- caller: i'm calling in reference to president trump. they are investigating people like trump. i think one of your colleagues, eric swalwell, wasn't he supposedly sleeping with a chinese spy? i do not hear anything about an investigation into this gentleman. he is still on the investigation community. i was in the military for 22 years. i am a republican, but i try to be fair when making decisions. you got hillary clinton who destroys her laptop, things like back. she did not have the privilege of declassify -- like that. she did not have the privilege of declassify and information. if you are going to do things, do it fairly. i would like to see an investigation on eric swalwell . host: congressman himes? guest: let me say two things to

carol, there may not be pressure from the government. to ask the question every single day. why did you take them? what you keep them? what you lie about them? caroline, meaning asha rangappa, chuck rosenberg, thanks for joining us tonight. when we go back, we've got good news for ukraine, as they retake territory from russia. kevin baron on the new challenges vladimir putin is facing, when the 11th hour continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now. kisqali is helping women live longer than ever before when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant... in hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's proven to delay disease progression. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right away if yo

we are back with tracy walder, carol lam and cynthia alksne. i cannot make this up, carroll.could these truth social posts proved to be in trump's ongoing legal battles? the fact that he is saying that they were in boxes and essentially acknowledging that he had them in his position. >> by way a background, let me start by saying that this -- all of this litigation had been about control, it's been about who gets to control this investigation. is it the department of justice? is it the former president? is it the court? inevitably gagen, i think tracy and cynthia would agree with me, it's the department of justice that ultimately gets to control the investigation because they are the ones that ultimately get to decide whether to bring charges or not. the second point is important because this by all that, the justice department is not to be here. they don't want to be in a position where they're at to expose parts of the investigation. it's not normal, they're not used to it, they don't like it. that being said, what the former president is doing on his social media platform

we were just hearing from carol saying that the floodlight - carol saying that the floodlight issue isn't are really facing? are issues that clubs are really facint ? ~ . , are issues that clubs are really facint? ~ . , t are issues that clubs are really facint? t . , . ., are issues that clubs are really facin ? . g, , . ., ., are issues that clubs are really facint? t . , . ., ., ., facing? wages which are now often 17096 of your _ facing? wages which are now often 17096 of your revenue _ facing? wages which are now often 17096 of your revenue so _ facing? wages which are now often 17096 of your revenue so we - facing? wages which are now often 17096 of your revenue so we need l facing? wages which are now often | 17096 of your revenue so we need to 170% of your revenue so we need to look at how football is governed in the uk widely. when you look at issues of financial flow and how clubs are even to get into a situation like that we need to have a proper independent regulatory activity and that is what we are hearing time and time again for clubs that we work with and represent with. w

wade happened because of people like carol and i, i just have to say, in the 1970's and 1980's, there was a huge price to pay. there has been until recently. in those times, it was not that way. there was a lawsuit against the national organization for women, and the suit had been taken to the supreme court for 20 years. he nearly lost his home and everything. there of seven children. that's just one example. people like bill and phyllis schlafly, they are the ones who deserve the praise. i just want to give tribute to them so you will know that people really paid a huge price to bring us to this point. >> once upon a time, they said safe, rare, and legal, and my goodness how that has changed. the misinformation coming from the left, the leftist messaging machine has kicked into overdrive. they are demonizing so many aspects of the pro-life movement, lying about repercussions for physicians and doctors, pregnancy clinics. talk to us about that. >> i never quite expected the kind of lying and misinformation and to the extent we are seeing it. any newspaper, any news outlet, social medi

carol, i mean, i think it was like i'm down. is that the song some more to be so late, or did you leave a message if it is a way to go on the bus? so business to look for that need somebody to go home ownership to wait on your mind a moment or to book why need you to know that he's in a classroom, but he definitely just came from the by, you know, the president of she has to have she had it done and i gotta get the chaise concept . that was i would want a to a coma for what i just me 3 the database but the other was talking with us. could you please grant it was consistent with .

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carol, with a stoppage really only last 3 days. well, your guess is as good as mine, but many fear the storage is going to last much longer than that because we have seen the truck shine. it's not really a surprise has been using it. gas supplies to europe as a weapon to achieve certain political points. and so that's why i think the markets here maybe factoring the source supplies not coming back to the market after 3 days. or if they do, they may not be fully back in supplies. so we have to wait and see, but i'm more on a cautious site. now, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has accused russia waiting an overt gas war against a united europe. do you think europe is united and its response to the energy crisis? what is to think of to describe europe as united because the countries are not, you know, they don't have one genius situation. partly because of their reliance on gas. so you see guessing a bigger role. for example, here in germany, where i'm sitting there in philly, for instance, by the neighboring countries. and it's

so listen, i learned everything in carols, not just one single kindergarten. is a huge line. so we could, well, you're kidding, honey. do you have any idea how much it takes to arrange an e-registration of a company, a license with coordination with the firefighters, sanitary inspection and other things all this needs money. and besides, you have no character. character, but do not be offended, dear, but an honest kindergarten. it's a business no matter what. what businessman are you? s play? yes , of course, honey, i'm going now. and so do not invent nonsense, you will somehow get out of the allowance. character no i don't know anything yet i'm hello i'll call you back. until hello anton a, it was impossible to solve everything in the office. you understand that i have a lot of things to do. i understand, greenberg just called vera dmitrievna. he said that he was ready to finance our new collection, really, yes, how did you do it? i said that i would press him, but you did not believe. anton do you understand what you did? you just saved everyone, you did a g

volkswagen response, the brazilian prosecutors in their investigation of a legit slave labor at a former carol ranch and the amazon loan. welcome to the show. i'm seeing busy in berlin. the german government has responded to growing pressure over rising energy costs with a $200000000000.00 euro plan to cap gas prices until 2024. chancellor, olaf sholtes said a commission of experts will determine the exact price. ceiling is government is now throwing out. it's heavily criticized plant, the tax gas customers per kilowatt hour. berlin has struggle to find the right way to distribute the hire market costs faced by gas utilities. without overwhelming gas consumers, energy costs have driven german inflation in september to 10 percent. that's according to a preliminary reading or a my colleague, cassandra sant joins meat now in studio. for more. cassandra, there's been a lot of concern about high energy prices, drip by high gas prices recent months. what is this new plan do for us? the thing the 2nd for me is steven was that this 200000000000 year old package is being funded by the same economic sta

carol leonnig joins us live on set, coming up next. and next, big news out of alaska, where a democrat has defeated sarah palin for congress, becoming that states first native american in the u. s. congress. plus, we will be joined by the chair of the january 6th committee who represents jackson, mississippi, congressman bennie thompson. a lot to get to, stay with us. so we need something super disctintive. dad's work, meet daughter's playtime. wait 'till you hear this— thankfully, meta portal helps reduce background noise. zero lace model. adjusts to low light. and pans and zooms to keep you in frame. take a look at this. so the whole team stays on track. okay, let's get you some feedback. i'm impressed. great, loving your work. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home, work for you. the day of the heart attack, i was scared. meta portal. the smart video calling device i didn't know what to do. seeing my daughter have a heart attack, it shook me. aspirin helps reduce the chance of another heart attack by 3

i want to start with you, carol leonnig because this is fast moving and there was analysis from very senior doj officials and people like mary mccord who said this was not clear cut in terms of legal strategy and counterintelligence strategy, what doj should do. they decided to narrowly appeal, aileen cannon's ruling, but they have left open this appeal to the 11th circuit. it seems that bill barr's public comments about the strength of the doj case seemed to be consistent with how doj views its evidence. >> absolutely. bill barr's really leading the boat there in terms of reminding conservatives how the rule of law really works, how criminal investigations really work and whose property these documents actually are. the ones in mar-a-lago are indeed government property and gathering up various notations or cartoons or whatever might be slipped amid the classified records as barr correctly points out can be seized and then returned. there is not a need for those to go through some special master program in order for them to fairly be returned to the former president's possession, but

carol recently completed her second book in the series. a passion expressed through her storytelling. the queen's passing, mccarroll says, is an opportunity to honor her. prepared to celebrate her. more so than cry about it. but carol calls the queen the greatest monarch to ever live. she'll be watching the funeral was sadness but also with hope for the future of the monarchy. amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. there we are tracking the weather out there. we've got temperatures today that are generally cooler than they had been yesterday by a couple of degrees. temperatures tomorrow are going to warm up a little bit, but not much like a degree or two, so it's just going to hover in the upper seventies and low eighties. so stark stark difference from where we were last week at this time when we had all the record warmth as we go into the next 24 hours or so we'll just see plenty of fog and low clouds along the coast. we have that now, this is the model showing us the time frame through sunday when we get that opportunity for showers on on sunda

denise mcnair, 14 year old carol rose. and on robinson, 14 year old addie mae collins and 14 year old cynthia john wesley, those killed known as the four little girls in additionally more than a dozen black people were injured, including the younger sister of addie may collins, sarah collins, who was the fifth girl in that basement bathroom. the explosion blinded in one eye and several pieces of. glass embedded in her face. the 16th street baptist church bombing was a gut wrenching act of terror that shook civil rights activists, allies of freedom struggles and everyday black folks to their core history too often remembered addie, denise carroll and cynthia as the four little girls killed by white supremacist notes. when we talk about the bombing we don't often say their names. we rarely talk about who were before that fateful morning of unrepentant white supremacist violence. denise loved baseball and was a brownie. she also loved to perform to use her artistic gifts to raise money, muscular dystrophy, research. carol wan

no carol bach, this is the worst escalation of violence between the 2 countries. since the fall of 2020 and william rojo has been sworn in as kenya's, new president. in the ceremony that took place and a pack stadium in nairobi, he is taking over a country that is facing the cost of living crisis as well as a crushing drought. you're watching the w news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day. stick around. we will be right. with . oh, oh ah, to love can be wonderful. in a relationship of equals a rarity in mexico, where tradition still expects women to submit to men are but a new generation wants to change that love and sex taboos in mexico close out. in 60 minutes on the w o. making the black sand. what's behind van d. w? news, africa. this shows that the issues shape in the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal. yeah. on the streets to give you enough reports on the inside. our correspond that was on the ground reporting from across the continent and all the trend stuff. the mazda u. d. w, who's africa every friday on d, w. o, y

denise mcnair, 14 year old carol rose. and on robinson, 14 year old addie mae collins and 14 year old cynthia john wesley, those killed known as the four little girls in additionally more than a dozen black people were injured, including the younger sister of addie may collins, sarah collins, who was the fifth girl in that basement bathroom. the explosion blinded in one eye and several pieces of. glass embedded in her face. the 16th street baptist church bombing was a gut wrenching act of terror that shook civil rights activists, allies of freedom struggles and everyday black folks to their core history too often remembered addie, denise carroll and cynthia as the four little girls killed by white supremacist notes. when we talk about the bombing we don't often say their names. we rarely talk about who were before that fateful morning of unrepentant white supremacist violence. denise loved baseball and was a brownie. she also loved to perform to use her artistic gifts to raise money, muscular dystrophy, research. carol wan

let us bring in carol lee and former u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfaul.house saying about how they're going to try to help these two families, what they could tell them? >> what the white house is saying is that they -- the president and his staff have been working on getting these two americans released, bringing them home. they say that the president is regularly updated about this and what he's going to do today is try to convey that to these family members, brittney griner's wife and paul whelan's sister, elizabeth. there will be separate meetings. and the president is there to say this is a top priority for him. that he's working on this and to try to put some personal attention to what's been a very public issue, the president's come under pressure to get the release of not just these americans but all americans who are -- the u.s. says are wrongfully detained around the world. we'll see him today. he's had a phone call with the family members of paul whelan and brittney griner and now he'll do this in-person meeting. however, katy, it's worth notin

addie mae collins, carol roberson, denise mcnair, cynthia morris wesley. these four little girls and their loss of their life has changed america forever. the legacy of the four little girls paved the way for a more equitable and more just future. for that we owe it to them to pick up a baton and carry it forward. i ask my colleagues to join me in commemorating the 59th anniversary of the lives of addie mae collins, denise mcnair, carol roberson and cynthia morris wesley. may we always remember their names, addie mae, denise, carol, and cynthia. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: madam speaker, i rise today in memory of sandra deal, a woman whose legacy is a lifelong champion of education will not soon be forgotten. on august 23, ms. deal passed away surrounded by family after a four-year battle with cancer. sandra was a daughter of two educator and was raised in gainesville, georgia. after earning a bachelor's deshe taught for over 15 years. as geo

i think woman's name was carol, right? carol greenwald. >> carol greenwald.esident trump. is it possible to have empathy for half the country if you can't even have, lifelong friendship can't last? i'm worried about how steep politics has gotten into all of the decision making, particularly economic policy? >> well first let me say that this friend was more than just a trump supporter. she was very active in trying to promote president trump. so that is a little different. charles: that is he prerogative though. >> true. i agree with that. charles: are you, accept the nation has policies that where the people who make the policies can, so much dislike the other side of the aisle that they sever relationships? how can we trust those policies will be aimed benefiting all americans? >> right. welfare, point. let me say that throughout her career yellen has been trying to do what's right policywise and as opposed policies she thinks are not good but good politics. why she run afoul of this administration on a few issues. charles: right. i have to tell you i do li

also joining us now is carol lam, former u.s. attorney for the southern district of california. said, she wants to make it so the trump can't run businesses in new york anymore. how would that work? i think she was asked this question, could they just move their business operations to florida? >> so this actually is funny. it reminds me of the outcome of the case i wrote about with the trump foundation. the end of that case, he was barred from serving as an officer of any charity in new york state. this is much more important. the sanctions she's seeking would not only prevent him from being an officer, but there are provisions that keep them from just moving to florida and continuing to do business in new york. there's a provision against buying real estate in new york and entering the financial transaction with banks that are licensed in new york. so you can move the business to florida, but it's going to be really hard to get money torks get loans if you can't deal with anybody to license in new york. they have to choose between the core of their business in new york and doin

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i love you. >> and my uncle and firefighter, peter j carol.e don't still talk about you and laugh about you. we miss you. you have four beautiful grandkids. >> paul ortiz junior. >> >> sonia ortiz >> masaru ose >> elsy c osorio >> james r ostrowski >> timothy franklin o'sullivan. >> jason douglas oswald >> michael otten >> isidro d ottenwalder >> michael chung ou >> todd joseph ouida >> >> jesus ovalles >> peter j owens, jr >> adianes oyola >> angel m pabon >> israel pabon, jr >> roland pacheco >> michael benjamin packer >> rene padilla-chavarria >> jeffrey matthew palazzo >> thomas palazzo >> richard palazzolo >> orio j palmer >> frank anthony palombo >> alan n palumbo >> christopher matthew panatier >> dominique lisa pandolfo >> paul j pansini >> john m paolillo >> edward joseph papa >> salvatore t papasso >> vinod kumar parakat >> nitin parandkar >> james wendell parham >> and my father, i love you and miss you, you are my biggest role model. i hope you're proud of who i will become in the future. >> and my uncle, we love you and miss you.

carol, see you at white house. the fight against the coronavirus today. new york's governor plans to end the years long mask mandate for mass transit, signaling a shift in the pandemic. this comes as a new round of booster shots is about to be rolled out. my colleague chris jansing spoke to dr. walensky about what the agency has planned for the coming months. >> the latest numbers i saw was 67.5% of the population have two shots. even fewer, less than 50%, have one booster. why do you think the response has not been better? does your agency need a new game plan to get more people to get shots in the arms? >> our data have been crystal clear about the importance of getting vaccinations. we will continue to send that message. we will continue to put vaccine in places that people can access it. right now vaccines are rolling out across this country. we will have 10 million vaccines in over 15,000 pharmacies across the country by the end of the week. 90% of the population will live within five miles of access to a vacc

. >> reporter: his niece, carol, said he outlid carol, said he outlived his younger siblings and his wife of of more than six decades. she passed away 20 years ago. >> people like to have something something positive to celebrate. celebrate. al is something posie to celebrate. >> reporter: he says, no birthday wish. just thankful. thank you for the gift of time. >> what you want on your cake fr your 110th? >> i will celebrate tomorrow. when you get to this stage, soms this stage, some nights, you'ret feeling well. this is the end of of the road. then he wake up in the morning. you feel good. maybe i will go a few more. >> reporter: friends and suppors reporter: friends and supporters say he can do it. >> we just wanted to wish him happy birthday. >> hope to see you again next y. >> they will be back today is ts next milestone. >> so nice. >> reporter: al has seen a litte bit of everything in his 17 years. i asked him what kind of wisdom he was to share with the. he said a simple but be honest.t just honesty with others, but bt with yourself. in santa rosa, i'm da lin, kpix 5. > >> st

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