. >> finally, tonight, an unexpected sight in a connecticut city.ties rescuing the pup, believed to be 5 or 6 weeks old and a little underweight. officials think it fled the nearby long island sound and other seals. it was taken to mystic aquarium, where it's on the mend, before a planned return to the wild. glad to see the pup is safe. that's nightline. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here at the same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night. america. >> abc's david muir, the most watched newscast in america.

>> finally, tonight, an unexpected sight in a connecticut city. a young seal somehow finding its way to downtown new haven. authorities rescuing the pup, believed to be 5 or 6 weeks old and a little underweight. officials think it fled the nearby long island sound and other seals. it was taken to mystic aquarium, where it's on the mend, before a planned return to the wild. glad to see the pup is safe. that's nightline. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here at the same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night. america. >> abc's david muir, the most watched newscast in america. tail and dozens of passengers hanging upside down. people on board that delta flight that flipped on the runway. share the chaos inside the cabin. a 15 year old boy stabbed to death on a date with his valentine. the plea from his family as police search for a motive. plus, nationwide protests over elon musk's role in the white house. and now we're learning more about how much money he may be saving. tonight on abc seven

it will also buoy north, so philadelphia gets more, new york city, even coastal connecticut would pick up a trace of snow overnight. then, i want to point your eye to kansas city. because by tomorrow morning, it's a mess for that morning commute. chicago will get going late morning. they're looking for 3 to 6 inches. 2 to 4 is detroit. and then you see how that severe storms are on the southern end. they now have a hazard of tornadoes. new orleans, jackson, mississippi, birmingham, alabama, tomorrow afternoon and evening. we will start as a little burst of frozen precipitation in the northeast, but then it transitions to rain. and speaking of rain, david, there's another storm on thursday we're watching in southern california that could bring those burn scars and all those people hit so hard by those fires recently 5 to 10 inches in some of the foothills. >> david: wow. we'll be watching that, as well. ginger, thank you. >>> we turn now to that remarkable scene at the white house just a short time ago. elon musk standing in the oval office. president trump sitting behind the resolute d

cities. >> on the west coast but also new haven, connecticut. you see. cities there that are joining this lawsuit, which they are describing as much needed preemptive action. they are saying that the trump administration is targeting sanctuary city jurisdictions because of their status as sanctuary sanctuary cities. we've seen the administration increase its immigration crackdown, not just here in new york city, but also in chicago, in los angeles. there is some action that is expected this month. and so they are taking preemptive action, saying that they are being targeted because of this status. specifically, they cite the 10th amendment, the separation between state and the federal government. and they say that they are being illegally targeted. the chief attorney for the lawsuit here, the san francisco city attorney, said that this is the federal government illegally asserting a right. it does not have, telling cities how to use their resources and commandeering local law enforcement. this is the federal government coercing local officials to bend to

knowfall totals from the northeast, basically 3-5, new york city, long island, connecticut and also westernnd right here, generally 4-5 inches of snow. temperature right now, not bad, 28 degrees, wind chill's 18. later today we'll be in the low 30s. and with daylight, the roads here are already in good shape. hay threw a lot of salt down -- they threw a lot of salt down, recent storms as recent as thursday, so it's going to be to easy to get around. the three new york city airports, laguardia, newark and ken -- kennedy, have canceled about 5-6% of flights. meanwhile, here at logan, 15% of the flights scheduled outbound. it's beginning to the stay chillier than average in the northeast. we've got a series of storms, the next one is tuesday and and tuesday night. new york city south, in the boston really. it's going to be -- not boston. philly, baltimore, d.c., roanoke, richmond. and then another one here wednesday night and thursday and yet another one next weekend. so stay tuned, hang on the your hats. it's going to be a rollicking winter week from now until next weekend. keep an wry on fox

a call was placed to police after this little guy was found on a snowy city street in new haven, connecticutut it was not. it was a seal in the street. >> in a city renowned for its pizza. >> we don't know why it was here. i assumed it was for the clam pizza. >> the gray seal, believed to be barely six weeks old, has been on the move. last week, he was spotted in a town eight miles away in new haven. police kept the street blocked off until the arrival of an animal rescue team from the nearby mystic aquarium. >> he's probably just lost and figured that these are my instincts, but unfortunately, with the area being so developed, it's not actually a safe place for him. >> his instincts being just a pup and underweight were apparently to get away from other seals that could harm him. but little did he know, he was waddling into a different kind of danger. >> definitely. it was concerning for us when we saw that he was amidst all that hustle and bustle of the city. >> and this isn't the first time the aquarium has rescued this little guy. over the weekend, he was spotted outside a seafood restau

city with a terror attack. others from california to colorado to connecticut.re's also concern that this purge would impact human trafficking task forces, gun groups, and, john and maurice, send a chilling message to fbi agents: be careful what you investigate next and make sure it does not displease president trump. >> so that's filling out the questionnaire. what's the long-term impact here for the fbi? >> reporter: immediately there's a 12:00 p.m. deadline eastern time tomorrow for the fbi to turn over these names to the u.s. department of justice with the possibility that there are going to be cuts. also possible, lawsuits challenging these firings if they happen by attorneys representing fbi agents. but also just a make or break day tomorrow. will the fbi do it? we know this statement from assistant director for the new york field office shows they are trying to rally the troops. he says we find ourselves in the middle of a battle of our own as good people are being walked out of the fbi and others are being targeted because they did their jobs. a demorali

city detour. this little explorer managed to conquer one connecticut community and capture hearts across the countryeals are no strangers to new england, but this was a sighting that connecticut won't soon forget. police responding to a stranded gray seal pup in the heart of new haven. >> hello. >> reporter: flopping more than 1,300 feet through the city streets and popping up several times in the water in the days before. >> he's right in here. >> oh my god. he's adorable. >> reporter: for the first time since the rescue, officer justin reuniting with his newfound friend, now in the care of mystic aquarium. >> you hear a lot of different radio transmissions coming across the radio as a cop, but hearing a seal walking down the street is definitely one that takes the cake. >> reporter: while many joke the seal was chasing new haven's famous clam pizza. >> i think he was trying to go inland to find a nice quiet area and found himself in the middle of the city. >> reporter: mystic aquarium is helping the youngster pack on the pounds with a delicious diet of fluids. we've got fish smoothie. and of cours

connecticut, good morning. >> good morning thank you congresswoman. the worst crime we see is in the sanctuary cities in california has common sense to finally pass some laws to prosecute you know people going into stores and just ripping stuff off. i think one of the biggest things you didn't mention is the powers they have is too much. president biden dismisses you know his brothers for possible -- that is more outrageous to me than anything. during covid, $250 billion was stolen from the american taxpayer, and this is from ap news if you don't believe me. we are upset about all of these things. this country has been run to the ground since nafta, clinton, allowing wall street to control our economy, they sold out the money so we've elected a guy that's very sketchy. we want the billionaires running the country or all the dems and republicans were looking for the money running the country. this country -- i ran away from san francisco. in 1972. in new york city. i'm tired of watching -- we have to bring some morality back to this country. >> any response? >> there was a lot going on there in that.

city. >> miami, palm. >> beach. >> certain parts of connecticut, very expensive places. >> are cash. >> but most of the countrye are looking to buy their dream home, their first time home. and we. >> have. >> to make that a possibility again. we have failed the american people because it's become unaffordable. >> yeah. i mean, outside of the crocker mansion in ramapo, new jersey that you're repping, by the way, $33 million. let's talk about things that most people can get to. yeah, i look okay, beth. i check these things out, okay? i would like to live there. >> i know one thing about you. you are a very smart guy and always prepared. >> well, thank you for that, beth. i'm kidding. so here, here's the reality though. people are waiting. they buy a home based on the monthly payment, not on the value. right? so they don't look at the price and say, what can i afford? for the most part, every month they're waiting, they're waiting, they're waiting. you just said this is the new normal. so it doesn't sound like bess freedman, who's forgotten more about real estate than a lot of us ever known, is expecting lower mo

cities around the country. ♪ >>> take a look. a baby seal is safe and on the mend this morning at a connecticut aquarium.t in new haven. it's not clear how he got so far from the ocean. he's estimated to be a few weeks old. the mystic aquarium is caring for the little guy and helping him bulk up with fish smoothies, yum. they plan to return the seal to his natural habitat in a few weeks. >>> bottling new york city tap water, and walmart's ominous warning about the economy. here's carissa lawson with today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: stocks took a nose-dive on thursday after a warning from walmart. the dow sank 450 points. the nasdaq dropped 93, and the s&p lost 26. >>> walmart, known for its everyday low prices, has been pulling customers in as inflation stayed high. the company projected a lower-than-expected sales outlook for 2025. as the world's largest retailer, the financial health of walmart can foreshadow the health of the consumer economy overall. >>> new york state is suing some of the biggest distributors of chinese-made e-cigarettes accusing them of fueling the youth vaping epidemic. the

buoy north, so, philadelphia gets more, even coastal connecticut would pick up a trace of snow overnight. then, i want to point your eye to kansas city. by tomorrow morning, it's a mess for that morning commute. chicago will get going late morning. 2 to 4 is detroit. and then you see how that severe storms are on the southern end. they now have ah hazard of tornadoes. we will start as a little burst of frozen precipitation in the northeast, but it transitions to rain. and speaking of rain, david there's another storm on thursday, we're watching in southern california that could bring those burn scars and all those people hit so hard by those fires recently 5 to 10 inches in some of the foothills. >> david: ginger, thank you. >>> we turn now to that remarkable scene at the white house just a short time ago. elon musk in the oval office. and it was musk who held court for more than half an hour. how musk describes what it is the trump white house is doing, defending his access to at least 15 government agencies and counting. elon musk was asked if he's being transparent, if he's policing himself, and if there's a conflict of interest,

city area. in ohio, a car sliding off the road, right up an embankment there. this is connecticut. many schools across the northeast were closed for the day. de-icing planes during whiteout at portsmouth international airport. the system spawning an ef-1 tornado, as well, in kentucky. tonight, a new fast-moving storm will sweep across the country, hitting all over again. these images from bellevue, washington, where it started already. the accidents on the 405. and now headed east. meteorologist lee goldberg has the timing for this, when it hits the midwest and the northeast again. but first, trevor ault tonight with the images coming in now. >> reporter: tonight, a treacherous mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain making for a white-knuckle drive home for mill millions. on the pennsylvania turnpike southeast of pittsburgh, this tractor trailer stranded. ice covering trees and weighing down power lines. road crews have been working through the night here outside philadelphia. the pennsylvania department of transportation says they've had 400 trucks putting down salt just in this ar

. >> police in new haven, connecticut, responded to a call about an unexpected visitor prowling the cityey arrived to find this guy a stray gray baby seal. and here's what they tweeted. meet the newest addition to the department. a passerby saw this little guy hanging out on a street far from the waters that he usually calls home. it's actually believed to be about 5 or 6 weeks old. >> rescuers from the nearby mystic aquarium swooped in. they think he was following his instincts to flee areas where other seals might hurt him. they plan to rehabilitate the pup, with the goal of eventually releasing him back into the wild when he's ready. i don't know if he was fleeing other seals, or maybe just looking for a popeyes chicken sandwich. yeah. what do. >> you think? some pizza maybe. >> yeah. >> some pizza. some really good pizza. he's so cute, though. >> sweet little guy. >> yep. >> hey, the lead with jake tapper starts right now. thanks for joining us. >> high level conversations about ukraine wi

connecticut. >> this just as a. >> new winter. >> storm watch from multiple cities take effect for this. >> weekend. >> while parts of california also recover from dramatic weather, with heavy. rains in. >> the northern. >> part of the state. soaking the soil, causing landslides. >> and leading to. dramatic rescues from flooding. mother nature continuing to pack a punch this. >> winter. >> our thanks to kathy. >> park with that report. >> we'll keep you updated. >> as we learn more. >> on the situation there. we're also following some breaking. news out of alaska, where a plane carrying ten people has gone missing. >> the bering. >> air caravan flight was reported overdue at the airport in nome, in the western part of the state, around 4 p.m. local time. the plane lost contact just ten minutes before its scheduled arrival, about 12 miles offshore, and there was poor visibility in that area at the time. fog and snow. search crews have been combing that area overnight, but so. far no. >> sign of the missing plane. >> next here on anna cabrera reports flashing. economic indicators. the big takeaways from today's just

connecticut, responded to a call about an unexpected visitor prowling the city, and they arrived to find this guy a stray gray baby seal. and here's what they tweeted. meet the newest addition to the department. a passerby saw this little guy hanging out on a street far from the waters that he usually calls home. it's actually believed to be about 5 or 6 weeks old. >> rescuers from the nearby mystic aquarium swooped in. they think he was following his instincts to flee areas where other seals might hurt him. they plan to rehabilitate the pup, with the goal of eventually releasing him back into the wild when he's ready. i don't know if he was fleeing other seals, or maybe just looking for a popeyes chicken sandwich. yeah. what do. >> you think? some pizza maybe. >> yeah. >> some pizza. some really good pizza. he's so cute, though. >> sweet little guy. >> yep. >> hey, the lead with jake tapper starts right now. thanks for joining us. >> high level conversations about ukraine without ukraine. the lead starts right now. the u.s. and russia just advanced their talks on how to end russia's war

connecticut won't soon forget. police responding to a stranded gray seal pup in the heart of new haven. flopping more than 1300 feet through the citypping up several times away from the water in the days before. so he's right in here. >> oh, my god. he's adorable. >> reporter: for the first time since the rescue, officer justin reuniting today with his newfound friend. now in the care of mystic aquarium. >> you hear a lot of different radio transmissions coming across the radio as a cop, but hearing a seal walking down the street is one that takes the cake. >> reporter: while many joke it was chasing new haven's famous clam pizza, researchers explain -- it was trying to find a nice quiet area and found himself in the middle of the city. >> reporter: now mystic aquarium is helping the youngster pack on the pounds with a delicious diet of fluids, fish smoothie, and of course, herring to help him m preparfor the wild. our cameras capturing a special milestone -- >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: his first time eating fish on his own. >> now that he's back on his feept, it's a beautiful thing. >> reporter: while the pup will eventually be r

connecticut won't soon forget. police responding to a stranded gray seal pup in the heart of new haven. >> hello! >> reporter: flopping more than 1300 feet through the cityr in the days before. so he's right in here. >> oh, my god. he's adorable. >> reporter: for the first time since the rescue, the officer reuniting with his newfound friend. now in the care of mystic aquarium. >> you hear a lot of different radio transmissions coming across the radio as a cop. but hearing a seal is one that takes the cake. >> reporter: and while many claim he was chasing the clam pizza, researchers claim. >> i think he was trying to find himself a nice quiet area and found himself in the middle of the city. >> reporter: now mystic aquarium is helping the youngster pack on the pounds with fish smoothie to help him prepare for the wild. our cameras capturing a special milestone. his first time eating fish on his own. >> now he needs to get on his feet. it's a beautiful thing. >> reporter: while the pup will eventually be returned to the ocean, his place in america's heart is sealed. nbc news, mystic, connecticut. >> that's an aw-shucks story. >>> a zoo said good-bye to be

. >> other cities and counties that join the lawsuit against the trump administration include new haven, connecticut, portland, oregon, and king county washington. >>> a san francisco tech start-up is developing its own artificial intelligence tool to try and help immigrants around the world. that includes the estimated 10 million to 12 million who are undocumented here in the united states. kenny choi shows us how it could help people navigate the red tape and bureaucracy on their path to building a better life. >> reporter: he has found his entrepreneurial space in tech. he's building an a.i.-driven portal that will help other immigrants like himself pursue their dreams. >> everyone can contribute. we just need to give them the information in a way, we need to help them, we need to hold their hand to get them to a place where they can take action. >> reporter: a.i. advancements allowing users to communicate in their native languages and receive immediate answers to often challenging immigration law questions are streamlining the process. the portal can connect them to immigration attorneys and oth

beginning of my career, i had just moved to new york city and had gotten a job doing a production of "kiss me kate" of the dinner theater in connecticutke up in my tonsils had abscessed and i couldn't talk. i couldn't swallow, and i couldn't sing. i lost the job. because i couldn't do it. i came back to new york with my tail between my legs and my survival job boards office work because i learned to type in seventh grade. pay attention in school, children. i learned to type in seventh grade, i could do office work and i was working at an accounting firm. one of my coffee cooler meets happen to be the son of lena horne's manager and he told me they were casting background singers for her show. i should talk to my agent about it. long story short, i did. i was cast in the show and on the stage with the legendary lena horne when i was 22 years old. it was an experience that really -- [applause] yeah, it really informed my career moving forward. >> stephen: when you make it to broadway for the first time, did your family all come? >> tamara: yes, my family came. my family, my teachers from school, everyone came. my mom came and when my mo

also the winter storm watch for saturday night from new york city and trenton new jersey up through connecticutnd even parts of new hampshire and vermont. we time it out here. saturday morning it will be o claire to green bay with the heaviest snow, 3 to 5 or 7 inch. here it starts to build up with that moisture. the iciness will go through appalachian again, blue ridge mountains. watch for that. look at 11 p.m. it really gets going. you'll see snow in new york and philadelphia for the afternoon of saturday, but it's not until late night that it becomes thick. we're talking from the catsgills to berkshires. we could be seeing 6 to 12 inches when this hit. this is a really active pattern. next week more snow. >> george: okay. >> linsey: significant winter wallop there. okay, ginger. now the regional train that went up in flames. roughly 350 people forced to evacuate when a plane from philadelphia to wilmington caught on fire. stephanie ramos is here with that story. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning. it was quite the scene. the fire on that six car train happened around 6 p.m. l

connecticut. this just as a new winter storm watch for multiple cities take effect this weekend, while parts of california also recover from dramatic weather with heavy rains in the northern part of the state, soaking the soil, causing landslides and leading to dramatic rescues from flooding. mother nature continuing to pack a punch this winter. and back here in morgan county, tennessee, it is still an active scene. you can see crews are cleaning up, also looking for survivors. many are still without power this morning and officials will be out here all day assessing the damage. savannah? >> tough night there, kathy. thank you very much. >> that sets the stage for mr. roker who is standing by on, i guess, the next winter storm that's coming, super bowl weekend. there could be impacts there? >> and we have more after that as a parade of storms this weekend, storms moving west to east because of the jet stream. we will ve five winter storms over the next nine days, packing their way across the country. starting out west and then making their way to the east. we start out with this first storm. 42 million pe

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city streets. that's exactly what happened this weekend in new haven, connecticut.a local river. now, experts say it is pretty rare f a seal to travel that far away from the water. the young pup was taken to the mystic aquarium for care and rehabilitation before rescuers try to release him back into the ocean. i don't really know what one does if you see a seal in the streets. >> you can't believe what you are seeing, right? where did it come from? mystic aquarium is a great one. hopefully the little guy is in good hands. >> good for him. >> carson is busy getting ready for "popstart". whatou do you got? >> it is hard to focus when a legend like halle berry is in the building, but i'm a professional. we have the highly anticipated update on the reboot of "scrubs". >>> but, first, we're sitting down with the hollywood icon herself, halle berry on her career, life on and off the screen and her passion project aimed at improving women's health. looking forward to our conversation right after this. . ♪ control is everything to me.♪ and now i'm back in the picture. feel

connecticut. people turned up in chicago, illinois, today in winter haven, florida. there was a huge protest today in new york city, in union square. look at that lower left hand side there. new york, new york, also a big turnout in saint paul, minnesota, where the high temperature today was four degrees. this gentleman getting right to the point in saint paul freezing my bleep off for democracy. this was the state house in annapolis, maryland today. hundreds of maryland residents showing up to protest the white house, including maryland u.s. senator chris van hollen, who was there in person today to rally with his constituents. senator chris van hollen joins us live here ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. with dexcom g7, managing your diabetes just got easier

city, utah. protests today in rhode island at the rhode island state capitol building. there were protests today at hartford, connecticut. protests today in baton rouge, louisiana. protests today in montpelier, vermont. protests today at tallahassee. the state capitol in florida. protests also in tampa. large protests in tampa. protests today in salem, oregon. and protests today in atlanta, georgia. and i could go on. but you know what? i know i missed a bunch, but i think you're getting the flavor here. there were protests absolutely all over the country today. two and a half weeks into this new administration, protests against the destruction, the destruction of the federal government. protests against what appears to be the illegal mass firing of government officials and shutdown of government agencies that they are not, by law, allowed to shut down. red hot anger at these protests today about the president allowing his top campaign donor to access the sensitive personal and financial and apparently now health related information about all american citizens that is held in government computer systems. him handing tha

city. >> we have a mayor that does not want to be so that's important. you have something important to say. >> i certainly do. brian, ainsley, lawrence. happening today from massachusetts new jersey and connecticut speaking to the press ahead of the hearing on the lawsuit challenging president trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship. that hearing kicks off in less than two hours in a boston federal court room. claiming trump supporter violates the 14th amendment which gives a constitutional right of citizenship to all children born in the country. the trump administration reportedly planning daily migrant flights to guantÁnamo bay. home end secretary noem shares these photos while providing details about a second flight of criminal illegal migrants taken yesterday. noem said all of them are known venezuelan gang members and one is a confessed killer. officials say the illegal migrants will be held at the detention facility until they can be deported. >>> this justin houston be good mike johnson set a republican agreement on a reconciliation bill will be announced this weekend after roughly three hours late last night. saying house leaders are almost there and there are a couple of

connecticut, waking up to a blast of winter weather there. fast moving storms sweeping across 17 states, closing schools, making driving treacherous. big citiesap. >>> that's right. not only do we have winter weather, we have severe weather, tornado watches in effect for much of kentucky right now. we're looking at tornado warnings as well, and we move into west virginia where they've had reports of high water rescues because of heavy flooding. 83 million people right now from fort wayne to portland, talking about winter weather advisories, plus we've also got ice storm warnings out there as this system moves through. it's a fast mover. warmer air trying to work its way up into it so we go from snow to ice to rain today. severe storms continue to fire up in the tennessee river valley today. we're looking at about a tenth of an inch of ice or less, but from utica, new york, down to lancaster, pennsylvania, icing conditions, rough travel, and we're expecting anywhere from 4 to 8 inches from maine into the tug hill plateau. another system as we head to the weekend. a west coast storm will redevelop bringing great lake snow, ohio valley ice, and

city? it took the scenic route which was ideal. >> reporter: early one fall morning, david macaulay brought us here. >> obviously, a piece of engineering. >> reporter: this side is vermont. over there new hampshire. the connecticutch. >> reporter: he began sketching the bridge. >> the weight of all of this stuff is supported on this arch and transferred into these piers. >> reporter: he wanted us to realize that for him sketching is seeing. >> now you look under the road. >> reporter: sketch something a language for understanding. >> we look at things but do we actually see them? what better way to spend time than with a sketch book in your hand looking at specific details? i think that's my goal in a way to have people open their eyes to the ordinary, to the everyday, to the things they take for granted. >> reporter: like the sorts of things both man made and natural that macaulay sees when he walks his dogs, maya and minnow, in norwich, vermont, where he lives. >> why she stopped and i am holding the leash. how many pieces of wood are in that fence. >> reporter: walks with stella, his beloved previous dog, are the basis for the book he is working on now. >> i am looking up at this fire escape contraption above

connecticut or upstate. and they're not going to be able to come into the city to do the work that they need to do to live and up being a savings. and as we've seen in the eight weeks since congestion pricing, maybe it's 6 or 7 weeks since congestion pricing has been in place in manhattan, we've seen that of the people who drive in every day now, we flipped popularity. now 66% of the people who are driving in and paying the tolls, small business commuters and others, 66% supported and overall statewide, according to a morning consult poll. statewide, almost 60% of all new yorkers want the president not to cut back on congestion pricing, because that will mean higher fares in mass transit and higher taxes. that's the we don't have an alternative. we have to keep the transit system running. this is how we're doing it. >> catherine, one of the things, as i mentioned is, is most ceos have been very supportive of this president, at least publicly, perhaps not. not so privately, but publicly. very, very supportive. you are clearly representing industry. but, you know, i think of so many of the business leaders who

connecticut, good morning. >> good morning thank you congresswoman. the worst crime we see is in the sanctuary citiesfornia has common sense to finally pass some laws to prosecute you know people going into stores and just ripping stuff off. i think one of the biggest things you didn't mention is the powers they have is too much. president biden dismisses you know his brothers for possible -- that is more outrageous to me than anything. during covid, $250 billion was stolen from the american taxpayer, and this is from ap news if you don't believe me. we are upset about all of these things. this country has been run to the ground since nafta, clinton, allowing wall street to control our economy, they sold out the money so we've elected a guy that's very sketchy. we want the billionaires running the country or all the dems and republicans were looking for the money running the country. this country -- i ran away from san francisco. in 1972. in new york city. i'm tired of watching -- we have to bring some morality back to this country. >> any response? >> there was a lot going on there in that. let me j

cities. that's what they're going to do. they're going to eviscerate public services across rural america. i think the senator from connecticut knows this, i care very much about p noaa and the national weather service. part of project 2025 is this idea that we should privatize noaa like these people launch satellites, provide us with data, and then people can make, i mean basic plans, what they're negotiate that day, but aviation depends on it, shipping depends on it. the backbone is a pretty expensive enterprise, and in the back of that there's accuweather and these private sector companies and they'll put a skin on it and give you an app that tells you what the weather is but they're all using the noaa data, they're using the national whether service data. what they want is to be able to monetize this public service. it is always that. it's socializing the losses and privatizing the gains. and i think that's what these folks want to do. but they have always kind of wanted to do this, always had this point of view. some of our republican kreegz have a point of view where at the edges we can have an argument about what ought