it's throughout north carolina. a lot of places like in mississippi, alabama basically anywhere that had poultry processing, manufacturing, a lot of those kinds of different industries that were actively seeking out these groups. so i'm going to tell you a little bit about one of these folks. so joanna sandoval was one of the many latinos who moved to dalton in the 1980s. she was born to mexican parents in the united states, and she up in michigan and came to dalton after graduating from college in the 1980s. this she wasn't able to find work despite. her ability to speak both english and spanish fluently in her college education. she felt she was blocked from these jobs because she was latino when she arrived in 1980, she was only part of a small community of latinos, maybe about 100 and most of them were poor. few english and many were undocumented. seeing the members of the community who needed service, she partnered with the local church to help residents with immigration. the group continued to grow and began t

that's in south carolina.we are informed that her patriotic heart beats an ardent response to the great southern movement and that her only regret is that she cannot bring the tomb of washington with the south. cunningham is furious because she did not say that. and that they would dare to call her political as another that really bothers her. of course, today we would see her as a very political woman pushing for going to congress, lobbying for funds and things like this. but she says before this, i've made it a rule to never notice any editorial notices of myself. it's more ladylike to pass them by. however, it is most improper and indelicate to draw a lady into the quote, political arena. so, again, she is kind of differentiating between what is political and what is not. also, how improper it is to, quote, do it in connection with her relations to an association formed to have joint ownership and guardianship of the grave of one father of all. no matter how our country is divided to quote, throw such a fir

someone who is my homegirl from the great state of south carolina. i don't know if you all recognize the treasure that we have in our parliamentarian. [applause] i do know she's hating this right now but if you're ever in trouble, you better call helen. because she will find a way to get you out of. and particularly if you ever are parliamentary trouble, there is nobody in this country that is better than helen mcfadden. and i really hope, dnc members, i'm talking to some of you because afterwards i will be a member, but i really hope that we can get some resolutions to really stabilize this role of parliamentarian for the dnc. because either it needs to be a role as an officer of the dnc or needs to be a paid staff member of the dnc. because helen is a jewel, and she deserves so much more in terms of what we can. so helen, i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart these four years of keeping me out of the fire and making sure that we navigate and we did the work of the dnc. so on behalf of the dnc, helen, for your service and dedication to the

in north carolina, senator tillis will be our top target. he nearly won in 2020 and with the right candidate we will win this race. if you look at the north carolina map, we are up the next two cycles. if we spend a lot of time building the grassroots and doing early outreach and building up campaign headquarters, we can win two seats out of north carolina. believe it! there are a number of states that can be in play depending on the environment. these are some red states -- don't get nervous -- it matters who runs, who gets primary, it matters the dynamic of a midterm election against trump. remember 2006. those dynamics helped us flood -- we had more than 40 seats that cycle we won. texas has been in a single digit in recent elections. alaska and kentucky recently elected democrats to statewide offices. if they have elected a governor or a house member that has the whole state, it means they will elect a democrat statewide. we just need the right candidate at the right moment to window seats. we also have two special elections so we will h

with north carolina it went here.ed one lawyers working for them and they didn't play games in north carolina. michael whatley has done an unbelievable job and he worked with laura so well. she comes from that state. they have done an incredible job so thank you. incredible. we will give you plenty of money to get the job done. he could do anything. he's a talented person. there's nothing more important because we have to win in two and four years. thank you, michael. incredible. [applause] really amazing. i wanted to save that for leadership because i say it all the time but leadership knows what i'm talking about and it's incredible. the two of you as a team, unbelievable. our administration will also be working to implement the make it in america plan. i focused on the border more than anything else. a lot of people said the biggest thing was inflation and the economy and maybe the border was third. i thought it was first because i thought people could understand you cannot have people pouring in from all over the

and disaster recovery efforts continue in north carolina months after hurricane helene. it looked like he literally dropped a bomb. how a small nonprofit is coming to the rescue. those stories right now on matter of fact. buying a home is the largest financial decision many people will make, but it's getting harder and harder to do. last year, first time homebuyers made up just 24% of the market. that's the smallest share since the national association of realtors began collecting data in 1981. it's not just mortgage rates driving up costs out of state. investment firms have been buying up properties to rent, and with supply already low, that demand has sent costs soaring. that's been the case in milwaukee, wisconsin, in 2022. our correspondent dan lieberman traveled there to see how the nonprofit acts housing was hoping to level the playing field for local residents. two years later, he checks back in. they're out here like wolves. desziree tyson has watched in recent years as out of state investors bought up homes throughout her milwaukee neighborhood. so when the hous

carolina cruz telemundo. gracias carolina.022. esto según un nuevo estudio nacional del instituto de impuestos y política económica, que destacó las contribuciones fiscales de los inmigrantes indocumentados. nada más. y escuche, pues, por cada millón de inmigrantes indocumentados, los servicios públicos reciben 8.900.000.000 adicionales en ingresos fiscale. y como sabemos por su estatus, ellos no pueden hacer uso de muchos de estos servicios. si se otorgara una autorización de trabajo a todos los inmigrantes indocumentados, sus contribuciones fiscales sobrepasarían los 130 millones de dólares, asegura este mismo estudio. y ahora qué tal si hablamos sobre las condiciones del tiempo cuando son las 17:00 de la tarde con 10 minutos? le vamos a echar un vistazo a san josé. bastante nublado, de hecho, esta tarde, alrededor del mediodía ya comenzó a caer la lluvia, tal como nos lo decía ayer francela pérez. pero esa lluvia se queda o no paso directamente con ella. gracias diana. finalmente regresa la lluvia a la bahía y esto es solam

union soldiers of the 54th massachusetts infantry regiment after the attack on fort wagner south carolina and. two more. whereas harriet tubman did so subsequently transferred to the james river hospitals and rise to the rank of matron at fort monroe's colored hospital before returning to care for her aging parents in massachusetts. and. whereas, on monday, november 11th, 2024, harriet tubman received, a posthumous commission as general officer in the male national guard. now he wes moore, governor of the state of maryland, do hereby proclaim november 24, 2024, as tubman appreciation month in maryland. do commend this observation to all of our citizens. signed by governor wes moore. lieutenant governor miller and secretary susan lee. thank you, dr. campbell it is my pleasure. welcome. ms. tina wyatt to the podium for comments. well, good morning, everyone. and this is a great, great great, great day. i have not prepared any remarks. speak into, but i would just go on, say what i always say about on harriet is i love her. i love her for her. i love her for faith. i love her for. her tenaci

, south carolina, georgia, virginia, and florida. i do appreciate that once the account was funded, staff walked around the clock, including over the holidays to get the money out to disaster victims, but i never went to see that the tuition unfold again while. sba is failing, it also appears that it's workforce continues to stay at home. while it's more than 40 2000 square-foot washington, d.c. headquarters sits empty. the gao found that even if everyone did show up to work in person, the sba's building space would still only be 67 percent utilized, which is a complete width of taxpayer money -- waste of taxpayer money. which is what it introduced a bill to relocate the workforce to the sba district offices across the country and cut 30% of office space. the sba has been completely out of touch with the real world challenges of entrepreneurs and while the biden administration to simultaneously let sba employees stay home, they also added positions in washington, d.c. while stripping offices in iowa, new hampshire, utah, and other st

it is one reason why north carolina now still maintains our organizers on the ground. year-round organizing is a necessity for our party right now. if you all don't believe in someone who can build the bench, who can i know it's our operation effectively, and can do the job i've seen him do over the last two years quietly, behind the scenes, not asking for that attention, but giving it to the people who need it the most. if you are fighting and you want to see a fighter for a better future in this party, and the young people out there in this dnc who make it up right now, if you want someone to fight for you, you are on ben wikler's team in this election, everybody. it is my honor to introduce the man of the hour, chair then with claire -- chair ben wikler, books. --, folks. >> i am ben wikler. i am running on this day for the chair of the democratic national committee for one reason. the only measure of our work is the impact that it has on people's lives. i am running because the core value of our party, the soul of our party, is the fight for working people. the bel

if you're not going to produce good workers, indiana,lina north carolina, south carolina, tennessee,eople arree able o take these jobs to produce ando manufacture anked keep importing people and keep immigrating peopled ke, but i root for the president. as to believ thee if you ask mot were -- economists a, democratia conservative, liberals, tariffs are taxes on people.uc the good thing aboutks canada, d those tariffs been imposed this evening, you and i and most importantly the working-class americans, they would be paying more tomorrow and the following day.re t so hooray for the president forgetting a 30 day pause on the increasey pa s. >> dana: one of the dynamics helping president trump, yes, it's a honeymoon period but it's also the contrast with the last four years. remember when president biden yelled into the report is in said i know more foreign leaders in any of you? port what good did it do? i think weeanine: are constantly reminded of the difference between biden and donald trump. every day as a how do we tolerate joe biden, given that the movement that donald trump has

kon tnueppel, welcoming north carolina at 6:30 eastern time. across the nhl, tuesday, espn+ and hulu, a double header that starts at 8:00 eastern. edmonton in st. louis. the stars made the move for kyle granlin, wednesday, tnt and max, brewers, rangers, and again, oilers and black hawks. kenny albert stopped by on the break. will have the call on wednesday. bruins lead 5-3, with 5:30 to go here in the third. see the records for both of these teams. currently on the outside looking in. and the wild card picture. stretched pass for j.t. miller. maneuver in slam on the brakes at the half wall. works it back for k'andre miller. a shot goes wide from fox on a puck retrieval, it's j.t. miller. now k'andre miller for fox. back to k'andre miller along the line. banks it down for j.t. miller. tucks back for fox. speeding in. fox, behind the goal was looking for j.t. miller. our final five minutes are brought to you by hotels.com. here is panarin, with a little bit of space. seen past for fox. fox to zibanejad. tried to go short side, and it pops out of

and if we are not going to produce good workers in michigan and indiana, north carolina, south carolinasee, people are able to take these jobs there produced a manufacturer who will ultimately have to keep importing people and keep emigrating people into our country. but i root for the president, jesse. i still believe if you ask most economists, liberal or republican, democrat or conservative, tariffs are taxes on people. so the good thing about canada, cars, trucks, oil, gas, they have been imposed this evening, you and i and most importantly the working class americans who put donald trump over, they would be paying more tomorrow in the following day. so hooray for the present and forgetting the 30 day pause on these increases in taxes. >> dana: one of the dynamics, gas, and a honeymoon. man, but it's a contrast with the last four years which was basically, remember when president biden yelled at the reporters and said, i know more for years than any of you -- what did that do? >> judge jeanine: i think that we are constantly reminded, dana, the difference between coming in oh, biden

mary in north carolina.r: there he interesting discussion regarding the constitution and separation of powers. i would suggest that we go back to fdr and his implementation of changes to our government, i am not speaking in terms of republican or democrat. because constitutionally there is no tradition for political parties. which has become a big problem given that the funding of campaigns, people sacrificed principles to the party. i would suggest that back when i was in college, i was a democrat looking to get democrats elected, but i voted for ronald reagan for one reason. he said we needed to change the scope and direction of the federal government. this was not accomplished under his term and we have a multitude of problems on a variety of threats which can be traced back to the fact that we do not have term limits for the house or the senate. thank you. host: one of the changes to how government runs being highlighted and profiled in the washington post this morning saying elon musk step 87 gained acc

mary in north carolina.r: there he interesting discussion regarding the constitution and separation of powers. i would suggest that we go back to fdr and his implementation of changes to our government, i am not speaking in terms of republican or democrat. because constitutionally there is no tradition for political parties. which has become a big problem given that the funding of campaigns, people sacrificed principles to the party. i would suggest that back when i was in college, i was a democrat looking to get democrats elected, but i voted for ronald reagan for one reason. he said we needed to change the scope and direction of the federal government. this was not accomplished under his term and we have a multitude of problems on a variety of threats which can be traced back to the fact that we do not have term limits for the house or the senate. thank you. host: one of the changes to how government runs being highlighted and profiled in the washington post this morning saying elon musk step 87 gained acc

north carolina edges stanford 69 to 67. to golf. gorgeous day for the final round of the at&t pebble beach pro-am. rory mcilroy and a three way tie for the lead on number ten. he drains the birdie to open a one shot lead at 17 under par. then he slams the door on the competition on the par five 14th. that falls for an eagle. he would tap in for par on 18. shoots a final round 66 for a two stroke victory at 21 under par. it's his first victory at pebble. to win it one of the cathedrals of golf is really, really cool with it being pebble beach. i had to put that to the back of my mind and just go out there and try to shoot a score, which i was able to. but yeah, really cool to have that walk up 18 and sort of take it all in was was very cool. all right. super bowl next week. today it was the pro bowl for 49 ers playing including kyle juszczyk a fullback is not supposed to make a grab like that. nice catch. yeah it's flag football. maririn cnty native jared goff threw the touchdown pass was also the offensive mvp. tight end george kitt

north carolina. down four with under a minute to go.o'gara cuts the lead down to a bucket with the lay in. she had 22 points and 14 boards. then with time winding down o'gara again for the tie. but this time it is no good. north carolina edges stanford 69 to 67. great to be at the pro bowl. that's even better to win the pro bowl. so i'm happy to take care of business. well juice was taking care of business at the pro bowl. check out this diving touchdown grab. a fullback is not supposed to do that. he got it from marin county native jared goff, who was named the offensive mvp. another 49ers tight end, george kittle, also found the end zone. then the spike. the nfc goes on to win the game 76 to 63. nick bosa didn't play in the flag football game, but he did help the nfc win the tug of war agast the afc. one more basket or one basket ball note. de'aaron fox is reportedly going to be traded to san antonio. the kings in return will get zachavine from l live in new orleans today in preparation for next week's super bowl. but they weren't the

to look at the wildfires later in the week and perhaps to the north carolina as well -- to north carolinain goal here, lee, to roll back the regulations that so strangled businesses and stopped their progression of growth? >> we have to follow our obligations under the law and to make sure that we are following common sense. what is pragmatic. what is what the american people would be charging us for? and what's going on in l.a. right now is the largest wildfire if response in the history of the epa helping to remove has douse -- hazardous merle.. -- material. in waste palestine, we're talking about con tampa nation of land, soil and air -- contamination. this was an example of our vice president proving he has the leadership ability and talent because he went straight there on the ground. as soon as disaster struck, he was the first one in a very high profile manner. and then we saw president trump 19 days after the derailment, unlike president biden who took a whole year to get to east palestine, ohio. so being president present -- present if on the ground is an important leadership tra

siegel is originally from north carolina. he was kidnaped together with his wife. she was released in 2023. they had a daughter, but she was spared since she happened to be away when her parents were taken on that day. siegel will now be going through a medical evaluation, as all hostages have have been going through. he will finally then be reunited with his family and his wife of 40 years. siegel is the first dual israeli american to be released during this ceasefire agreement. there are still two americans left in hamas captivity that are alive that we know. so far, hamas has released a total of ten of the 33 hostages, while israel has handed over 400 palestinian prisoners so far. we will continue to keep you updated on this developing story. for now, i'm chanley painter. now back to programing. >> so what are y'all into? >> the experian. >> app they. >> match you to more rewarding credit cards, could help you raise your fico score instantly or save on car insurance. they make life better. how about you? >> i'm into cheese. >> download the experian app. >> i'm k

danny in -- annie in north carolina on the line for democrats.aller: i'm calling about the washington post referring to the department of treasury where it said in the article that doge, elon musk, one of his workers went into the department of treasury and demanded paperwork concerning medicaid, medicare. the government payroll, the spending cuts and everything. the gentleman refused to give him the paperwork. the gentleman resigned before he gave the paperwork to doge, elon musk's worker. i would like to talk about the washington post and this article. thank you. host: let's go to kelly in denison, ohio. the line for republicans. caller: good morning, tammy. mi only the second republican caller this morning? that is not my point. i want to say something about the hostages that were coming back from gaza thursday. there has been no news coverage of that. i would like to bring up the the confirmations -- bring up the confirmations for tulsi and kash. they made such a big deal of eric snowden and julian assange was never brought up. these politici

their duties on american car imports, pay their nato dues and german car plants will ship to south carolina tennessee. and greenland's destiny is also part of this negotiation. we see you up there. there's a new sheriff in town. the tariff share. you combine economic power with gunboat diplomacy and you can put a new world order on america first. >> president trump: every single one of those countries is dying to make a deal. you know why? they are ripping us off. really badly. and the united states is tired -- we were just being ripped off. and that's why we have $36 trillion in debt. we have it for a reason because we make bad deals with everybody mayor . and we don't allow that anymore, in the end you will see either very substantial tariffs will be paid by them or they're going to make some kind of a deal. >> jesse: trump there's always a deal to be made. he just announced from the oval that ukraine will have to sign over rare earth minerals for exchange of our generous support. >> president trump: we are telling ukraine they have very valuable rare-earth and we want will be put up to g

from south carolina, preston brooks. sumner had insulted this man's uncle in a speech he'd made about what was going on in kansas. his uncle was a pro south carolina senator and you might be able to see in this the wording was some of those pro senators formed a ring around beating to keep anybody away from them from stopping it. so tensions in the united states were boiling over and is in 1856 john brown went back to brown station as they called it, and he discovered some of his free state, his some of his excuse me pro sticks, pro-slavery neighbors were planning come in the middle of the night and kill him and his family family. what was he to do? go to the sheriff who was pro-slavery, go to the judge's who were all pro-slavery. if he'd asked them for help, they might have helped the other side. he realized he he had no choice. he either needed to leave kansas immediately and let it become a pro-slavery state or he could stay. and if he stayed, he'd have to fight. and he decided to fight on the of the 24th and 25th of

they had made and everybody had to show up for what they called the hemmer get together in north carolina. >> bret: and all bengals fans and reds. our best to you, bill. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: bill, we are thinking about you here. god bless you and your family. we begin with this fox news alert. president trump has the world's attention now. he came through on a campaign promise hitting canada, mexico and china with tariffs to protect americans from the flow of illegal immigrants and fentanyl in this country. and we can now report mexico and canada are leaning in to trump's art of the deal. the president of mexico spoke to trump and is saying she will send 10,000 mexican military to their side of the southern border. that's meant to assist with the border crisis left behind by the biden-harris administration. trump says they agreed to pause any tariffs for 30 days. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the president also just spoke with canadian prime minister justin trudeau and will talk with him again today in a few hours. senior white house correspo

ahead until next week, you'd find us on line on the trey gowdy podcast and good night from south carolina i am a shannon bream tragedy of the potomac we get into details about the deadliest air disaster in this country in more than two decades. cooks it is undescribable in terms of the loss that we have. shannon: what caused the collision is still unknown as evidence been pulled from the potomac and families warned. the follow from the crash is a big test for the new trump administration. we'll talk to transportation secretary sean duffy about the latest on the investigation and what steps are being taken to keep travelers safe now. then, where the where the president's cabinet picks end of the process. >> did he say headquarters should be shut down? i deserve an answer to that question. shannon: allah senators lindsey graham and john fetterman how they're planning to vote on the president's most controversial nominees. plus, our sunday panel on america's abuse of both parties know that the dust has settled on the 2024 election. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ hello fox news in wash

chairman i yield back court. >> representative from south carolina at mr. fry for five minutes to ask your questions. >> think you chairman congratulations on your chairmanship i will note for the record appreciate north killing peanuts they are good with south carolina peanuts mind might just be a little bit better but thank you. this is a crash course is a new member into spectrum at what that means for the country really appreciate the discussion today. i'm glad this is a largely bipartisan affair. mr. gillen you earlier talked about china little bit and the risks they pose in the space of spectrum. what are the consequences of china taking a lead makings 5g spectrum available to the carrier's questionnaire. >> thank you for the question someone as a teenager i spent my weekend talking about tiktok. but ultimately the core that's china exporting technology. you go to 4g, 3g that was the u.s. in that position. that's tiktok now imagine, extrapolate from that manufacturing, ports, how are doing so many other different things. it is that innovation runs to

he's originally from north carolina, but he moved to israel when he was in his 20s. his wife, aviva, was also taken hostage during the hamas invasion. she was freed during a previous cease fire in november 2023. two other israeli hostages were released a short time ago. they are 54 year old orpha calderon and 35 year old yarden bibas. they were released in southern gaza. but that, as i say, is northern gaza just to the edge of gaza city. and we have been waiting now for about an hour to see 65 year old american keith siegel. we still expect to see him. we are told he is waiting there to be handed over. the way it's normally happened is they are put into a red cross vehicle and then driven into israel to be handed back to the israeli defense forces, who take them off to a hospital for the checkups that are so necessary after so long in captivity. we hope to see keith siegel very soon. in the meantime, kevin, it's been an honor being with you on what has been a very tough week for this country. two tragic air crashes over 48 hours, first in d.c. and now this awful one

i'd rather see detroit or south carolina or any one of our tennessee, any one of our states build the cars. they could do it very easily. we don't need them for the cars. we don't need them for lumber. we don't need them for anything. we don't need them for energy. we have more energy than they do. we don't need them for energy. so i say, why are we doing this? why do we? why are we willing to lose between 100 billion and $200 billion a year? we don't need them. >> but before i even got on the set for the five. governor trudeau crawled to the table. quote. i just had a good call with president trump. canada is implementing our $1.3 billion border plan, reinforcing the border with new choppers, technology and personnel, enhanced coordination with our american partners, and increased resources to stop the flow of fentanyl. nearly 10,000 frontline personnel are and will be working on protecting the border. canada caved, and in exchange, trump paused tariffs for 30 days. there was no inflation. there was no recession. the market closed pretty much flat. but we'd been told tariffs don't wo

south carolina retired the number 22 of a'ja wilson, a four-time all american and now three-time wnbagas aces. wilson led the gamecocks to the program's first natty, but that wasn't the only 22 to go to the rafters. check it out. iowa basketball honored its most famous alum, caitlin clark, the ncaa's all-time leading scorer and led the hawkeyes to back-to-back final fours. clark and the indiana fever will be at chase center june 19th for a wnba game at the golden state valkyries and that will be a bam. >> that's going to be sold out, too. >> oh, yeah. >> well deserved. thanks, vern. >>> the 2025 grammys are in the books. as usual, bay area artists were well represented among the winners. we're going to show you next. >> this kind of music can't exist without diversity. that flavor, the sauce from new orleans to oakland, oaktown. touches of black. they say a lot without having to say much. they stand for elegance. refinement. and prestige. even a little can go a long way. and though they're darker than the darkest night. they make you see everything in a new light. get 1.9% apr for up

emotional holding back tears as the south carolina gamecocks retired her number 22. >> chase your dreamshout fear. >> from west des moines, iowa. hours later, caitlin clark's number 22 jersey for the university of iowa also retired the all time women's ncaa division one scoring leader, bringing one more sellout crowd to carver-hawkeye arena. the basketball phenom drafted number one overall in 2024, going on to play for the indiana fever, where she broke the wnba rookie scoring record with 789 points, and was named rookie of the year, inspiring future generations. >> she's my idol. it's really exciting to see how she plays. you learn a lot of moves because of her. >> in a previous interview, clark telling our robin roberts about her impact on the sport. >> somebody that inspired, you know, not only the state of iowa, but people around the country to, you know, hopefully chase after your dreams, whether you're five years old or whether you're 90 years old. one morgand morgan. >> call one 800 602 3400. >> we are back now with the mix. starting with the other animals. not just groundhogs. we

captain rebecca loback, a native of durham, north carolina, was 28 years old. 67 people were killed in crash. >>> tonight president trump as threatened hit top trading partners with taish refs up to 25%. billions of dollars' worth of goods are affected. the nonpart tan tax foundation says tariffs could cost the average american family $830 a year. cbs' willie james inman is in west palm beach near where president trump is spending the weekend. willie james? >> reporter: nancy, good evening to you. president trump delivering on a key campaign threat, imposing punishing tariffs on canada, china, and mexico. a move that economists warn will raise prices for americans. president trump throwing the first punch in a fight with america's largest trading partners. imports from canada and mexico will be hit with a tariff of 25%. imports from china 10%. the president says the tariffs are a reaction to illegal migration, illicit fentanyl, and trade deficits. >> number one is the people that are pouring into our country so horribly and so much. number two are the drugs, fentanyl and everything els

. >> the banjo wasn't always something rhiannon felt comfortable around growing up in north carolina,anged once she learned the roots of those strings. >> finding out that the banjo was an african derived instrument invented by people in the caribbean, african diaspora, enslaved people blew my mind and i was like it. it lit this fire in me and i was kind of like, can i can i come into this music? i really like it, you know? and then i learned the history and i was like, give it to me. you know? i was like, this is mine too. this is everybody. >> to now be a part of this moment. on beyoncÉ's country hit. what is that like for you? >> like, to be honest, it's like it's the best thing ever. i think about the legacy of the black string band player, the black banjoist, the black fiddler that helped create the pathways and the byways of american culture to be represented in that way is just amazing. >> beyoncÉ's wins last night, further adding to that legacy. >> she decided to create a country music album to really eliminate the gatekeeping that was happening and to break down barriers, sho

the one vote i've been watching, thom tillis, the north carolina republican up for re-election in 2026troduced kash patel and validated him. seems nobody has jumped up this weekend to say i'm opposed. >> scott mcfarland, it's going to be another interesting week in washington. thank you for bottom lining it. we'll be right back. >>> the temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas is still holding and three more hostages were released yesterday including american israeli dual national keith siegel. his niece hannah is with us this morning. good morning. you've been waiting for this for over 400 days. how is your uncle doing? >> first, thank you for having me. i've been dreaming about being here today. he's doing okay. he's -- he's lost some weight. he's pale. but he's strong. he's doing okay. somehow. we're incredibly grateful. >> we've seen the video and images of him being reunited with family members. will your father, his brother, see him soon? >> yes. he's on his way. we've been staggering the family visits so as not to overwhelm him. we are all going to see him and actually his

scarlet: for more on this developing story, let's go to carolina milan, bloomberg's bureau chief in mexico city. what do we know about what mexico has conceded in getting this one-month delay? what is mexico going to do to convince donald trump that it was worth delaying the tariffs by one month? >> yes, scarlet, so this has been a really interesting day in mexico city because when we were preparing for the press conference you just showed a clip of where plans -- where the president talks about how the tariffs were put on hold for a month, we were actually expecting that she was going to announce retaliatory tariffs for the u.s. she has said that earlier over the weekend that she had instructed the economy minister to start -- to get started on that plan and that she was going to announce it, but just about one hour before that press conference, she was able to speak directly with donald trump, the u.s. president, so it is really interesting, the outcome. it seems that the two leaders have agreed to kick off some working groups, three to be more specific. one on trade, one on security, an

carolina: bienvenidos al "ediciÓn digital" borja: muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos en este lunes 3 deos a comenzar con esta noticia de Última hora. la presidenta de mÉxico claudia sheinbaum confirma que se aplaza promesas entrada en vigor de los aranceles aduaneros del 25% esto sucede despuÉs de tener una comercio con presidente donald trump, se comprometiÓ a enviar mÁs de 10,000 agentes de seguridad la frontera con mÉxico para frenar la inmigraciÓn ilegal y el contrabando de drogas con especial atenciÓn en fentanilo. sasha: nos conectamos para conocer todos los detalles de este convenio que frena la entrada en vigor de estos aranceles que precipitan pautados a ponerse en vigencia maÑana mismo. reportera: muy buenas tardes, los aranceles que se iban a imponer a mÉxico estÁn en pausa por ahora, hace un rato el presidente donald trump en la oficina oval dio detalles de esa llamada que tuvo con la presidenta de mÉxico dijo que fue una buena llamada y que reconociÓ, el tema de los aranceles estÁ en pausa pero aclaro que no estÁ en pausa definitivamente, el tema de los aranceles no estÁ fu

let's bring in south carolina congresswoman nancy mace.its on the house oversight and armed services committees. congresswoman, first, in this trade war -- in this trade war that has erupted involving the u.s., mexico, china and canada. will it drive up consumer prices? >> there is a potential risk, as donald trump mentioned, but qanta and mexico, let's face if it, these are the facts, they made their bed, and now they can lie on it. i just participated in a raid on friday with i.c.e. and hsi, homeland security investigations, and they were there to deport an individual, a young man, 18-year-old from south america, who a week ago had 3.5 grams of fentanyl, of must have to kill 100, maybe 1,000 people or more. these cartels, tren de aragua, tda a, and the sinaloa cartel, ms-13 gangs, they're everywhere across my home state of south carolina. they're everywhere across every community across the country, and we have to play hardball with these countries who know where the meth labs are, they know where fentanyl is coming in, they know where i

am i going back to iowa or am i going to south carolina? >> i would love to know, too.e things the democratic party can do is sort of set the primary calendar. and, you know, there were those changes in 2024, but it wasn't a contested race. so it really wasn't that you didn't put that much out there to make these changes. now, this is going to be a big question for the party. and ultimately, ken martin has said he's going to treat all the states equally and everyone's going to make their pitch. and then he'll let us know. >> yeah, you can treat everyone equally, but at a certain point you do have to put someone first. ben komisar a lot to track there. thank you. and that was way too early for this monday morning. morning joe starts right now. >> no, no, i'm not going to say we may have short term some little pain and people understand that. but long term the united states has been ripped off by virtually every country in the world. so we're going to change that. we're going to change it fast. we're going to make america great again. we have to focus on our country. >> p