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chris hipkins may lack the charisma _ tell us more? the charisma and star - lack the charisma and star power of jacinda lack the charisma and star power ofjacinda ardern, lack the charisma and star power of jacinda ardern, but he inherits a labour government thatis inherits a labour government that is facing enormous challenges you believe the opinion polls, labour is behind the conservative opposition and new zealand, head of a general election in october of this year. so chris hipkins is making the economy �*s main battleground to convince voters to stick with him and labour, rising rents, more expensive mortgages, chris hipkins has described rising inflation is a global pandemic in new zealand, it is stubbornly around 7%. so chris hipkins is concentrating on cost of living pressures, as for the mechanics of government, we are expecting a ministerial shakeup in the next few days, he will also be assisted by carmel cepelova in the first deputy new zealand prime minister of pacific descent and this is being seen as extremely significan

more and chris mays is turning the table on a republican election deniers, the cyber ninjas are out, voting rights are in. she joins us tonight to talk about that and more as. well i'm ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. ♪ ♪ ♪ we begin tonight with the latest on the aftermath of the death of tyre nichols at the hands of memphis police. we've learned that tyrese nichols's parents will attend the state of the union address next week as guests of the black caucus chair and democratic congressman, -- their presence will be a near constant reminder of exactly what congressional inaction on police reform cost the american people. all the have to do, is look at tyrese's family to be reminded of. that -- tim scott, you may remember he's the republican who lead the reform negotiations back in 2021, he told nbc news today that scott never left the negotiating table. this is a senator cory booker, scott's democratic counterpart in the negotiations said in a statement from his office, that he'll be renewing his legislative efforts to advance the reform. so, here we are, could this mean that real

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. >> chris may and ellen - analyzed groundwater data for low-lying areas in four counties.co, marin, alameda and san mateo. mapping suggests key infrastructure will be increasingly vulnerable to being flooded from below, especially during big storms. >> most of our infrastructure is in with -- is within six feet of the ground surface. we are talking about buried sewer lines, wastewater sewers, electrical lines. all sorts of things that are under the ground. >> in the case of -- systems, water entering broken were degraded pipes could overwhelm capacity, increasing flood risk during storms. the report raises concerns about former military your industrial sites in hunters point, richmond and alameda where rising groundwater could push toxic materials to the surface. >> as the groundwater rises, it could cause contamination to move in new directions. >> with the pace of sea level rise expected to accelerate, the report suggests an urgent need for resilient solutions and expanded title march and horizontal levees. >> that visitation drinks the groundwater. creating more green s

it chris mays is the new attorney general of. arizona we have a interview with the senator, bernie sanders, of vermont. it starts right now. and good. morning it is sunday, you are the. 14th not name in the east and 6 am and they. west are malleability. demonstrations around the country continue yesterday after the memphis police department released footage on friday night of the brutal beating of tyre nichols by five members of its own police force. yesterday, memphis pd also announced that it has permanently deactivated its scorpion units. the departments and the violence group that had been under scrutiny in life nichols death. all five of the police officers who were fired were arrested and charged with second degree murder of nichols. they were members of the scorpion unit. more on this development in just a moment, going live to nbc's antonia hylton in memphis. these stories of police brutality, especially at the expense of young black man's lives, has become a familiar narrative in america. the death of tyre nichols three

so even though you have a levy you're still gonna get flooded from below as the groundwater rises chris mayith a pathways climate institutes and ellen playing with the san francisco estuary institute analyzed groundwater data for low-lying areas in four counties, san francisco, marin, alameda and san mateo, they're mapping suggests. that key infrastructure will be increasingly vulnerable to being flooded from below especially during big storms. most of our infrastructure is within six feet of the ground surface. and so we're talking about, you know, very sewer lines both wastewater and stormwater sewers in some places buried electrical lines all sorts of different things that are under the ground in the case of water systems. they say water entering broken or degraded pipes could overwhelm capacity increasing flood risk during storms the report also raises concerns about former military or industrial sites in areas like hunters point richmond and alameda where rising groundwater could push toxic materials to surface because as that groundwater rises it can cause that cont. amination with th

hold in western ga, chris dina may hick from estonia and thomas cats. leon us from lithuania, our re inventing t production and getting a fresh start themselves. 4 years ago, they tried their hand at farming for the very 1st time, and began a new life 3000 kilometers from home. well, if you want to take only highest quality leaves, you have to do it by hand. because sir old, it would be impossible to cut that sir mechanically under this to leaves under but level if, if it goes mechanically, it takes everything those so hard and all leaves as well, so called in estonia. christina may heck used to work as a marketing expert for a bus company, but now she had a tea plantation. is the best way to be like in connection with the nature actually . so you can actually see them growing like girl like in the spring when they actually start to like the 1st more one struck start to grow. it's really like her amazing feeling and te, has a long tradition in georgia in soviet times. 90 percent of the t for the gigantic multi ethnic state was produced here using machinery and pesticides. but the t p

chris parry, who you may remember were missing ukraine. ll, i can tell you that the aid workers, andrew backshall and chris parry, have been confirmed as killed while attempting a humanitarian evacuation from the ukrainian town of soledar. mr. parry's family made the statement, which has been released through the british foreign office the cho. the pair were last seen on january the sixth. they had been delivering aid to civilians following heavy attacks from russia . so confirmation now that russia. so confirmation now that two british voluntary aid workers , andrew bagshaw and workers, andrew bagshaw and chris parry, have been found and it's understood they were killed while attempting to help in war torn ukraine. more details that of course as we get it . well, on of course as we get it. well, on the back of that, the german chancellor olaf scholz has reportedly caved in and decided to send leopard 2 tanks to ukraine and is allowing other countries like poland to do the same. are suggesting a decision on whether or not to allow poland to

uh, it's likely to be drawn into chris which may or may not be light enough.t is, there, uh, with a loss of about a dozen points. we are almost certainly losing a few dozen points regarding here world level last year. well, what does this value mean there is a deep slowdown in europe almost, for sure, nothing is clear with the rest, china may grow up relative to last year in a good way. and what, maybe you can slow down they have problems with construction there, there are still spheres. uh, the first fork, respectively, you can lose a little mainly because of europe, we can and strongly in russia somewhere up to well, somewhere from the loss of a half-point of growth, that is, with a slowdown in china, because in china the states and serious, and relevant losses e corresponds, because overheating is more or less everywhere, but it seems to be nowhere in the ninety-seventh year, not this one here, not a mortgage story. yes, you know, respectively, we will begin to squat. actually. here are the oil prices. there may be problems in poor sales and energy options

chris parry, who you may remember were missing ukraine. ll, i can tell you that the aid workers, andrew backshall and chris parry, have been confirmed as killed while attempting a humanitarian evacuation from the ukrainian town of soledar. mr. parry's family made the statement, which has been released through the british foreign office the cho. the pair were last seen on january the sixth. they had been delivering aid to civilians following heavy attacks from russia . so confirmation now that russia. so confirmation now that two british voluntary aid workers , andrew bagshaw and workers, andrew bagshaw and chris parry, have been found and it's understood they were killed while attempting to help in war torn ukraine. more details that of course as we get it . well, on of course as we get it. well, on the back of that, the german chancellor olaf scholz has reportedly caved in and decided to send leopard 2 tanks to ukraine and is allowing other countries like poland to do the same. are suggesting a decision on whether or not to allow poland to

chris? you may have spoken in the past about this, the multi polar world, the world is changing. we just heard the south african foreign minister there looking for a substitute for the dollar. what on earth can pandora be talking about? i mean, you were europe. see you right, this is huge news because this is a very big country talking about this. but i think what she's referring to is the fact that let's take south africa that the largest economy in africa, which is, you know, in so many ways such an important content for our entire world. the provides us the 70 riches and resources. but i think that just fed up the fed up with the fact that their entire economy is dictated to by us fiscal. well, why, why do you think that fed up, chris? because, you know, the dollar saves nations all around the world is the king couldn't currency. why would they be fed out? sure, that really good question marie. i think the reason that completely fed up is the fact that this policy of most countries that trade in us dollars really extracted well from that country. as opposed to that take, china

meanwhile, new hampshire governor chris sununu said he may seek the gop presidential nomination in 2024. other possible contenders include florida governor ron desantis. here's abc's maryalice parks. >> reporter: the 2024 republican primary this weekend kicking off in earnest. 75 days after he first announced he was running again, former president trump finally out campaigning in new hampshire and south carolina. >> i'm more angry now. and i'm more committed now than i ever was. >> reporter: these first events smaller, a far cry from his signature rallies. but trump already taking aim at would-be primary opponents like florida governor ron desantis. >> ron would have not been governor if it wasn't for me. and then when i hear he might run, i consider that very disloyal. >> reporter: while trump remains popular among republican voters, there are signs the party may be looking to move on. >> he's not bringing the fire or energy that a lot of folks saw in '16. he's going to be a candidate but he also has to earn it. >> many blaming trump and his unfounded claims of election fraud for repub

chris chrisante with mai >>> my next guest believes that the fed is making one policy mistake after another and will be forced to stop tightening and perhaps cutting yields next year buying me is kumar srikumal. and chris thinks that they will have to quickly pivot once they see corporate earnings start to drop >> i think when corporate earnings drop, when unemployment goes up or the strong dollar, any one of those can do it, kelly. most importantly, 2023, we are entering the election campaign year right now, there is the election of the house speaker going on right now. all of this is going to have a major impact on what the fed is going to do. powell has already got a lot of criticism for his actions, from senators and representatives can be and i don't think he and his colleagues can continue with rate increases for much longer it doesn't have so much to do with inflation, which will remain higher than projected, but yet, he will stop increasing, maybe cut interest rates for the simple reason it's a politically more appropriate thing to do. >> politically more appropriate. let's boil thi

but i do give by the slight advantage because our be live since may go get chris roku is out. he leaves the league and goals for that matter, and he's out a lot of pressure on the shoulders of team of anna. i don't know if they'll be able to get that done in leipzig, but it should be a firecracker nonetheless. we'll be watching chris harrington from database for. thank you. thank you. and we're almost out of time. but coming up next in d. w. news, asia, luna, new year in exile. hong kong is in taiwan. fear going home for this annual family holiday. so they're making the best of it from far away and hitting the mass in malaysia. we meet the woman wrestler, whose toppling opponents on stereotypes in the ring. more with melissa channel for a short break. now, don't forget, you can get more news and analysis on a website that's d, w dot com. and you can of course, also follow us on social media to handle. you need to d, w. i'm encrypt mckinnon. thanks so much to watch in awe. with a 2016 as like a bunch of the queen casa, wanted to see if germany was for me. the last few years hav

chris. >>> still to come, you may already know this. but any floodwater you come across may be hazardous to your health. what you should do if you can't avoid coming in contact with that floodwater or if it ends up seeping into your home. that story coming up in about ten minutes. >>> also tonight, it feels like a gut punch here watching this story unfold. buffalo bills player damar hamlin remains in critical condition in a cincinnati hospital. his injury, an uncomfortable reminder for players and fans really about the dangers and violence of pro football. hamlin collapsed during last night's game between the bills and bengals. cardiac arrest. doctors haven't said if the injury was directly related to the tackle, but for nearly ten minutes, medical teams performed cpr and gave hamlin oxygen right on the field. then he was rushed to a trauma hospital. >> they were there immediately, starting cpr, which is important. they had defibrillators on hand. i'm sure they used those during cpr to get him resuscitated and get him to the hospital. >

chris, thank ou. you may wales who'll be paid if you used less electricity for an hour tonight as part of a scheme to avoid blackouts on very cold days. those who signed up to the service — it started at 5pm and ended when we went on air — will get discounts if they delayed using their washing machines for example. and the energy regulator 0fgem is to investigate energy firms that are forcibly placing struggling customers on pre—payment meters, sometimes without their even knowing about it, leaving them at risk of having no energy supply at all. here's our cost of living correspondent colletta smith. cara's getting the washing done early today — and hoping to get a bit of cash in the process. she works for the nhs, and normally five o'clock is the moment she gets home and the energy dial starts to whizz up. we have ourtea, and in the dishwasher would go on, and then sometimes i might put the washer on when i come in, and then the dryer on till when i go to bed. but she'll get paid a few pounds by british gas

chris. r >> i may be wrong about this. but just as a detail to understand what was going through mr. nichols's mind at that moment -- he calls out to his mom. and that is both -- people in distress color to their mom. but he is only a few hundred yards, right, from his mom's house at that point? he is literally trying to call out to her because he is just scared for his life, it seems. or his life, it seems. >> that's right. and his mom actually talked a bit about that in her press earlier today about how traumatic it is for her to know that her son was in that level of pain and calling out for her and that she was so close to him. she was struggling to find the words to describe how horrible, as a mom, that is to imagine. she described feeling a pain in her stomach at the same time that she realized that this was happening to her son. and you see -- i mean, it's just shocking, the ways in which she is kind of being tossed around like a rag doll. officers are taking turns punching, kicking him. the officer who is wielding the baton -- and then, of course, we anticipated this. we knew

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dion: may the force be with them. chris, thank you. speaking of the bills, damar hamlin is already giving back to those who helped save his you go by lots of titles. veteran, dad, hair stylist. so adding a student title might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your titles. national university. supporting the whole you. dion: once again, taking a live doppler 7:00 p.m. you can see the approaching storm. spencer, it looks green that was before. spencer: and later we will be seeing the yellows and oranges, too. intensifying between midnight and the beginning morning commute. dion: good to know. any changes to the storm's path or timing, we will let you know on abc7news at 11:00. and you can track the rain on the abc7 area streaming app, available for your apple tv, android tv, fire tv and roku devices. . buffalo bills safety damar hamlin says he wants to give back after his cardiac arrest and collapse on the field. hamlin live tweeted from his hospital bed during today's game. he posted "gametime!!!" his hands made

well, chris, that may slightly close mind. know, even your opponents at times they'd like it seems to be get things right and i've never been a labour supporter i think they are right in the way they're talking about this . even if, as talking about this. even if, as graeme stringer wanted, it's a short term measure . 7.1 million short term measure. 7.1 million people on that waiting list is very bad news. david says . yes, very bad news. david says. yes, the private sector should used to fast track the waiting lists. it would appear that sunak and starmer have policies. david the conservative party is now since brexit, an eu style social democrat party , there is democrat party, there is absolutely no doubt it. and laboun absolutely no doubt it. and labour, i mean not only talking about using the private sector, but rachael reeves, the shadow chancellor, saying she has no intention of putting income tax rolls very much for the moment at least being reversed. john says the nhs is not fit for purpose . time it was privatised pu

well, chris, that may slightly close mind. know, even your opponents at times they'd like it seems to be get things right and i've never been a labour supporter i think they are right in the way they're talking about this . even if, as talking about this. even if, as graeme stringer wanted, it's a short term measure . 7.1 million short term measure. 7.1 million people on that waiting list is very bad news. david says . yes, very bad news. david says. yes, the private sector should used to fast track the waiting lists. it would appear that sunak and starmer have policies. david the conservative party is now since brexit, an eu style social democrat party , there is democrat party, there is absolutely no doubt it. and laboun absolutely no doubt it. and labour, i mean not only talking about using the private sector, but rachael reeves, the shadow chancellor, saying she has no intention of putting income tax rolls very much for the moment at least being reversed. john says the nhs is not fit for purpose . time it was privatised pu

>> and reinforcing an image that may not -- >>, while chris, i think the speaker's fight probably receivesoperate, they're gonna be reminded don't forget their presidential primaries gonna be basically whoever runs in that field appealing to the folks who like what this -- is going. yeah, nancy pelosi, mitch mcconnell, i can speak to -- every leader they look at the world politically through the lens of their most vulnerable members. who have one swing at district, the amazing thing is yes, they had a bad election -- but they did win the house, and those members who won tough districts are the furthest anybody's -- it's an amazing thing you just don't see that, congressional -- why did mitch mcconnell make a deal on the debt season the last congress. he didn't want that hanging over the republicans. he didn't think would help in his district. why was he focused on who they were nominated. good leader has to look at the world through the prison of swing district members and candidates. that's just not how these folks are gonna roll. >> michael all, or who want to see it is one of the most f

you may ask yourself, chris, of course he was gonna true the conservative.e in, it was the impression that he really had no fix beliefs. and that seat had been held open by mitch mcconnell. and there were also some individuals, including chuck, schumer who went to the oval office and, said you need to heal the nation. by putting merrick garland back in the position that he was supposed to be in. that might be farfetched that he was actually going to do that. but the point is, she had a lot of influence over him. >> heidi przybyla, some great digging. it's very hard to track these down because of the byzantine -- ager thank you for coming on tonight. still to, come what made a federal trump called donald trump senior, quote, the mastermind of strategic abuse of the judicial process. the latest legal -- from the disgraced president next. resident next arvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when

adam andrzejewski it is with us from openthebooks.com a lot of the interactive viewers may want to go there. this is chris from wisconsin, good morning. caller: good morning, can you hear me? host: yes, go ahead. caller: adam, the first man they called in ask about if the trump and the bush tax cuts. what you cleverly did you played a trump move you deflected it on covid spending. i want to know directly, did bush and truck tax cuts pay for themselves? the second question -- trump tax cuts pay for themselves? in the second question the child tax care in the u.s., they did an audit on it, they discover that jeff bezos was making billions of dollars and under been he was paying zero taxes and getting a child tax credit. do you believe that top taxpayers should pay a minimum tax? host: i get this to questions. do tax cuts pay for themselves? guest: under bush and donald trump, the tax revenues to the u.s. treasury the tax cuts actually in -- increased. but where we have the problem was the spending side of the accounting ledger. the spending side increased more adding to the national debt. you need spinning

unlike a previous failed attempt at this recount, this one may actually happen. our chris has it made. you has details. >> so a recount is going to happen. >> a recount is going to happen. perform the duties of mayor of the city of oak within days of shane powell being sworn in as city of oakland's 51st mayor, the alameda county board of supervisors voted in favor of the recount in the mayor's race and the vote was unanimous. >> the vote on that was in the wake of an admitted technical error and a recount made by the alameda county registrar of voters in the oakland unified school board election which led to a different outcome. alameda county supervisor keith carson author the proposal to have a recount in the oakland mayor xrays. the difference between then candidate tao and her opponent council colleague lauren taylor was 677 votes. i think that there was general consent not just with the board of supervisors, but with everybody. >> that we were attempting to do this to not only give confidence to the selection and try to rectify the mistake. so do you welcome the decis

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expectations of lower risk, perhaps, if next is released, for more on where the tech sector overall may be headed is chrisyou don't individual names, but earlier, dom chu saying there was an implied 9% move either way on netflix. that doesn't sound small to me 9% either way! >> no, it's not a small move, but really, what we want to talk about is not so much the one individual reaction, but the real reaction over time. and what we've seen over time is a much more traditional reaction to earnings. what we're seeing is beats if you have a beat, they are reacting positively. when you have a miss, they are reacting pretty negatively that wasn't true last quarter about this time. and so, what we're seeing is a more rational approach to earnings at this point we've seen a lot of fearmongering coming into earnings people expecting margins to come down greatly, numbers being slashed, so on and so forth. we do think that margins are going to be compressed we do think numbers are going to come down, but we think there's been too much fearmongering, and people are expecting too much, too soon so once again, what we t

it may be hard to actually see a puma but for chris they return incredibly important. predators have been systematically persecuted for. decades and decades so their numbers get precariously low. every ecosystem has what's called their apex species here in patagonia its fullness and if you take out the very top predator. everything cascades down from that and comes out of order. even though it's early here and the park in terms of re balancing we can see. some big changes. where there are water systems and grasslands are definitely coming back the number of homeless in the park and the numbers of one not because in the park fox's but the success comes when all of those species are truly back in a system that's functioning without human. intervention. as well as helping to clean air and water large expanses of forests and grasslands also naturally sequester carbon crucial way to mitigate climate change. these regenerating forests also play host to a tree to so rare it's almost mythic any three heavily station could be the parts seem to be this challenge. two wide life r

while chris christie may believe that donald trump and others are done our next guest believes others way to do so. and also the publisher of the bullwork is sarah longwell. mckay you write this. press them hard enough and most republican officials will privately admit that donald trump has become a problem. he's presided over three abysmal election cycles since taking office. he was more unstable than ever and yet he returned to the campaign declaring that he is angry and determined to win the gop presidential nomination. again in 2024. aside from his most blinkered loyalists virtually everyone in the party agrees it is time to move on from trump. but asking them how the discussion goes to hopeful hypotheticals. maybe he'll get indicted and the legal problems overwhelm him. maybe he'll flame out in the early primaries or wander away. maybe the situation resolves itself naturally. faced with the prospect of another election cycle dominated by trump, many republicans are quietly rooting for something to happen to make him go away. and they would strongly prefer not to make it happen th

chris the dea tells me this gunman may have been harboring grudges for a long time at work, but that this repair bill may have pushed him over the edge, triggering this tragedy. that's no comfort to the family, friends and community members who are out here tonight, remembering the victims. it wasn't anything other than through their work and what was going on at work, and he felt picked on san mateo county d a steve wagstaffe, says trinley zhao, the 66 year old farm worker accused of fatally shooting seven people at two mushroom farms in half moon bay felt bullied and had a long standing dispute with coworkers , but he may have been triggered by a bill over a crash involving farm equipment. he had a dispute. with the first victim regarding $100 bill $100 repair bill had to do with a collision that california terror garden off highway 92, where authorities say jiao killed his first four victims, his supervisor to co workers and the wife of one of the victims. then allegedly drove to a second farm where he previously worked and killed two more farm workers and the wife of one of the v

oh, i think that we may have lost that audio, but chris, as we are looking at that, and you have been in the meetings as you point out, and always the back and forth of where things need to happen, and don't need to happen, and i noted it earlier over the weekend of the lawmakers and you have congressman jordan saying, yeah, things need to be done, but there is nothing in the george floyd act that would pertain here, and i am throwing up my hand, because this one bit of legislation does not solve all of the problems, and do you see a way of breaking through the barrier? >> yes. it is so simple. local level also. internal affairs. supervisors who get these reports. i have had so many cases where the officers did what they did in this video, and they made up a story, and they were not r repr reprimanded, and not reprimanded. it is clear. it is right there. and you need to do your job and we need independent boards and some sort of independent boards to prosecute. we have to be watching. >> chris stewart and todd axle, i appreciate your joining us today, and the work that you are doing.

cellphones charged and your emergency kits ready, not only for you and yourself, chris, but, of course, for those children you maye, your pets, anyone that you care for. this rain, of course, is going to linger as we move through this week. another storm hits us on saturday, lingering on to sunday, and behind that, yes, a third storm is possible. so a very active first week of 2023. i'll have more in a little bit, but i'll send it back to you, chris. >> cinthia, thank you very much. our news team is getting development in real-time. this just in. the city of richmond announcing a mandatory evacuation on sea view drive. officials are worried about a mudslide sliding into homes. people are being evacuated from their homes. other shelter options are available there and they're being sent to a hotel in emer (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and d beyond to o take cacare of me.. i feel a l lot better r now. i'm takiking medicatation for t i shouldld have beenen takingng years agogo. (vo) call the n number on y your scn to learnrn more abouout medice plans inin your neigighborhod that include ca

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. >> if you have large trees near your home , you may ask a tree expert to inspect them for you . >>> flooded out last weekend owner chris garrett says he's not sure when they will open back up but he expects repairs to take at least a couple of weeks . >> the creeks were overwhelmed and as a result they jump to their banks and diverted down the streets and into our buildings. they clogged the storm drains and then overwhelms the entire facility . >>> and last week's storm took a chunk out of the wharf where it left the beach littered with tree trunks and litter . one resident got 5- 7 feet in his basement . >> the cleanup will take some time and people have to be patient. it is something that will be with us a long time and it is no easy fix. it will take a long time to clean up. >>> some have had to set up >>> the atmospheric river pushing its way to our coastline again with a series of atmospheric rivers one after the other we continue into the early morning hours. it's a first alert weather day because the storms comes during the commute hours and into the afternoon . at the 3:00 hour, it pushes south and then we get

chris does not hold back showing his love from his team, inside. >> my living room, my dining room. >> reporter: and out. something he is proud of. local eagle fans may not be so receptive. >> it's been a headache. i have been getting, you know, dirty notes in my yard, beer bottles in my yard, and i have people flipping me off and screaming at me when i'm out in the yard. if it's 12:00 at night, i have people screaming. >> reporter: really? >> it's been nonstop every day. >> reporter: just like his displays, he's the kind of fan that catches your attention at the game, even making a trip to see them on their turf. >> i belong in san francisco. >> reporter: what did you think of levi's stadium? >> i loved it. 100% amazing. the fans, the people, the base, everything was amazing. >> reporter: his favorite player. >> of all time? >> reporter: of all time. >> jerry rice. >> reporter: who he got to meet with other players over the years. for chris, this year's team has it all. >> i think it's the best team i have ever seen since i have been a fan. >> reporter: he doesn't want to jinx anything with a prediction. >> i will never say my team is going to win.

. >> there may be some hoops to jump there. chrisshows us savvy ways to cancel a gym membership and how $4 might protect you. >> reporter: those new year's resolutions to join a gym, lose weight and get fit fade fast. >> by march something like 67% of gym memberships are going unused. >> reporter: julie ramhold says gyms make it easy to join. so what's it like canceling? >> be prepared to have to repeat yourself a lot because odds are they're going to throw every tactic at you to get you to stay on. >> reporter: stand your ground. >> be polite but firm. >> reporter: when your firm politeness wins, make sure you get proof of your cancellation in writing. side note, there should be no fee if you just signed up. >> in california you have five days, a five-day cooling off period where there are no consequences. >> reporter: kevin brasler says canceling a gym membership by mail is your best defense. >> send it certified mail. seems very old-fashioned but that way you have a record of trying to quit. >> reporter: that $4 should protect you

well, if i may put it this way, it threatens to create a new as chris that is not distinguishable from luscious to day with julian, a sorry ah extradited if he hasn't yet been expedited, but it was expedited and prosecuted. convicted here. we will have had the 1st instance of an actual journalist i hadn't been in prison for putting out the truth . i was the 1st source, former official to give a information like that to jeff was and i was put on trial for, but no journalist is here. we're going put on trout. thanks to our 1st amendment. freedom of the press and present speech, which most countries don't have as the law or a, it will be essentially rescinded if julian sanchez, successfully prosecuted. and we will then approach the state control of information such as we're seeing in russia today. all of these cases, of course, demonstrate the importance of exposing the truth about what's happening when it comes to war in other matters. and of course, your leaking of the pentagon papers is a prime example of that. but to day we have an expansion arise even of this information and it's har

may be a big shift in interest rates. i think this session -- recession is coming. guy: but it's not baked in the cake. chris baked in the forecast cake. guy: why isn't the market listening to the fed? chris: every time it's the same. people sort of give up on it. it takes a year for the recession to turn up. people get impatient, markets rally. markets influence people's views. we've got to change our view. price drives narrative and it shouldn't, but it does. guy: chris, thank you very much indeed. european markets are done for the day. let me see exactly what's happened. we move lower first thing this morning. we've been ticking sideways since then. still down on the ftse. dax and cac lower as well. we will have more on what's happening here. a strike story in the u.k.. a potential strike story in france as well. 12:00 p.m. in new york. podcasts available a little later on. alix: my mom is from the bronx, just saying. investors have an appetite for conagra. we will talk to the conagra ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are looking at a live shot of the principal room. coming up, kristin peck joining bl

may feel. we will always, always, always resist. thank you. chris. thank you for the talk and for reading that to us. are there questions in the room? this one here. thank you. thank you for your talk, mr. hedges, i'd like to have you comment on what do you think happened in the capital two years ago. january was that the prelude to a civil war? and do you think garland will trump responsible? well, nobody's held trump responsible. the guy should have been impeached the first week and. there were all sorts of crimes that he committed, starting with the emoluments clause that would have justified that impeachment. the problem is the constitutional scholar bruce fein has pointed out is that for most of his impeachable offenses, the democrats have also been guilty. what happened january six? well, i think you should read my book, american fascists the christian right in the war on america. that's what happened on january six. the connecting tissue was this christian and i don't use the word fascist lightly. in fact, before i published that book, i spent