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body camera video showing four chi lay yan nationals questioned by police in ohio last month, an old lsu shirt and bengals hat found in the back of their car. the southern american crews have been operating in the country for years, and blitz say the two men arrested here today were the ones who created a marketplace for what they stole. they'll be in court here tomorrow, david. >> david: could potentially be an incredible connection. thank you, aaron, on that late reporting tonight. >>> overseas tonight, the worst mass shooting in sweden's his ri7. police responding to a report of shots fired at a school for adult education. two hours from stockholm. students locked down in classrooms. alarms blaring. at least ten people killed, including the gunman. police say the suspect acted alone. there were no warning signs. and at this point, no indication that terror was the motive. >>> we turn to gaza now, of course, in the news tonight, given president trump's comments that palestinians should now leave. tonight, as the fragile cease-fire between hamas and israel holds, at least for now, o

onto the program. jordanian m p on member of the royal committee to modernize the political system. chi as they hadn't, you're most welcome sir, don't you? trump say's that even though jordan has rejected his funds for guns a month could still change course. i think a recent pressure on, on other states such as in central left in america is he, right. of them was all due respect. the situation when it comes to jordan is different than the countries in latin america and what's on state. and lots in america is different than what stake what's on stake when it comes to jordan and egypt, accepting a trump supply. the reason behind that is that the accepting from supply and allowing the displacement of governance, or palestinians and gentlemen and to neighbor states means the end of the palestinian a justified cause as real knowledge and squeeze. the displacement of these people is the end of, of, of, of the whole idea of the palestinian, the core justified issue that has been there for the last 50 years at jordan. and egypt for that matter will never take part in history as being the countr

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>> jimmy: "chi -- chip -- chipple-el? chipple?" >> steve: "pokey?"t a a burrito at chipa-chipple. chipple-el-ly." all right, let's see the results here. >> steve: come on. [ drumroll ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah. feeling good. [ cheers ] >> steve: 139. >> jimmy: 139, i'm feeling good about that one. all right, here we go. this next one says, "what if the l and r on socks actually stood for lionel richie?" [ light laughter ] ♪ free monogram. free monogram for lionel richie. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i didn't know that. >> steve: he danced on the ceiling, yeah. >> jimmy: what if? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: you never know. they're big -- big commodores fans. >> steve: "hello," yeah. >> jimmy: i love that dude. let's see the results of this one. [ drumroll ] lionel. oh. [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] >> steve: my god! they did not care for that at all. >> jimmy: oh, my god. they did not like that at all. >> steve: 59! >> jimmy: they were like, "that does not stand -- does not." >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: this next one up here says, "this super bowl, i'm not gonna st

but the new tariffs that chi imposed are set to take effect on monday. there is relief, though, on the other front, from some potential for an escalatin trade war with two top u.s. allies countries. i mean, i look at minutes after president trump's 10% tariff on all chinese impmports took effet overnight. the chinese government retaliating, announcing a new 15% tariff on u.s. coal and liquefied natural gas and a 10% tariff on u.s. products from crude oil to pickup trucks. while on another front, president trump announced a 30 day delay in 25% tariffs on mexico and canada after both agreed to beef up border security. mexico sending troops 10,000 soldiers at their side of the border, and stop fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. canada promising a new fentanyl czar while moving ahead with a previously announced $1.3 billion to reinforce its border, sending 10,000 frontline personnel. that, amid a brewing standoff over the power of president trump's cost slashing ally, elon musk. the white house designating the world's richest man a spe

chi justice in may it please the court, we are here today because ashtiabaes was shot and killed on texasighway afterng old over for unpaid tolls. the questionefore the court is how to determine whether his for the movement rights were violated. the fourth amendment prohibits unreasonable seizures. justice scalia was no fan of a totality of the cirmsnces test, but in scott he made clear that courts must slash through in this case, the district court in the fifth circuit did not do that. instead they applied to the moment of e threat doctrine. "we may only ask whether officer feli was in danger at the moment of the threat," and of the officers actions leading up to the shooting are not relevant." these kind of legal amnesia are incompatible with president, conflicts claw and defies common sense. until now, rpoents had embraced the moment of the threat doctrine but beforth urt, respondents have abrupy shifted position. they now argue courts should look to what occurs before the moment of the threat and apply the law of self-defense and superseding cause. ably none of this appears in the dec

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this is chi square capital management, and he wrote the following tariffs are inflationary.. which end would strengthen the dollar? hardly a good starting point for a us industrial renaissance. so he's saying this is hardly a good starting point for a us industrial renaissance, as our treasury secretary is saying. this goes on to say the tariff gun will always be loaded and on the table, but rarely discharged. in this case it was discharged. can you just react to what he was saying? you know, i've not read what scott was saying. i've certainly talked about tariffs with him quite a bit over the years and months. i've known scott for many years. and the thing is that that president trump's agenda is a massive. massive supply side agenda that's going to include big tax cuts. >> big. >> deregulation, you know, fairer trade policy drill, baby drill. and the idea that if you were to look at like the worst model outcome of tariffs by themselves. >> and say that president. >> trump's going to create inflation is basically means that, you know, you're going to get an f from me in my

i'm with chi venti quattro and i'm i'm really distressed to see the planning department still has that that they that people check. >> is this project ugly? >> yes. okay, we'll take it. >> it's really an ugly building . that's just my little rant. you've heard a lot of compelling arguments as to why this project shouldn't proceed. but morally it shouldn't proceed. i mean the fact that somebody died six people were injured, 60 people were displaced. >> i mean you're hearing this over and over again. >> it's wrong. should a building owner be rewarded for essentially neglecting his building to a tear down stage to be able to have it rise from the ashes to build a luxury project? >> it's ridiculous. a friend of mine who's on the rent board said we have 60,000 empty units right now. do we need more? do we need more luxury units? we really don't need them in the mission and a luxury project in the mission is miserable. it will cause more rents to rise. it'll cause more displacement. it'll cause businesses to be evicted. >> people evicted. evicted. it's it's horrible. >> and to quote nancy re

recent tweets about his plan to destroy usaid -- quote, we spent the weekend feeding usaid into the wood chi chipper. could have gone to some great parties, but i did that instead, unquote. he said, this is elon musk, quote, usaid is a criminal organization. time for it to die, unquote. i think my colleagues on both sides of the aisle would be surprised to know that they've been supporting a criminal organization all these years by voting to support the agency for international development. and let's make no mistake that his effort to dismantle a.i.d. is a gift to our adversaries, it's a gift to china, it's a gift to russia, and others who want to do us harm around the world. in fact, one of putin's cronies immediately posted on x, quote, smart move by elon musk, unquote, referring to dismantling a.i.d.. so this is not america first. this is america in retreat, and it has nothing to do with government efficiency and everything to do with aiding and abetting our adversaries. in fact, mr. president, if you know this, when you talk to our military leaders, they will tell you that our investment