connell mcshane joins us now. good morning, connell. are the experts right?hley. the numbers show they are for now at least. political relations at this point look to be at a low point but if you just look at numbers, business in many ways is booming. last time i reported from china in-person was june of 2019 we visited huawei headquarters and the buzzword even back then was "deep coupling" calls were going louder for an economic separation between these two powers but now, years later the latest data just in shows trade between the u.s. and china is at a record with the experts telling us that for these companies, cutting ties is much easier said than done. >> i think we are, it just takes a long time, and you don't see it immediately. even if they don't leave china they build alternative supply chains somewhere else. that's all going on but it takes a lot of time and they aren't all going to do it. connell: that's because even though china can be the biggest threat to many of these american companies, it also still maybe their best customer. the former unde

connell mcshane has more. connell?ouple days been really rough, real nightmare for these passengers. terminal one at kennedy airport houses a lot of the big international carriers so air france is there, lufthansa, korean air, among others and all we know about the power outages coming from the airport here is the latest tweet with the update jfk terminal one will remain closed february 17 due to electrical issues as the port authority continues working with the terminals operator to restore flight operations, you know, as quickly as possible. travelers should check with their carriers for flight status before coming to the airport. i know if they check the terminals website as we just did they will see 29 canceled flights listed today. on flights in and out just of terminal one, which is four shy of the total number canceled at the entire airport yesterday and on top of all these cancellation s is some flights are being diverted to newark airport in new jersey or some to dulles outside d.c. or logan in boston. the new

dijo. >>> o connell ganÓ por restablecer la confianza entre la comunidad y la policÍa.e perros calientes en california, fue golpeado por un desconocido. todo fue cuando terminÓ un concierto. la agresiÓn se dio por un perro caliente. advertimos que las imÁgenes son fuertes. sonia aparicio sÁnchez tiene el informe. >>> en este video se ve a un hombre pateando sin piedad a saÚl recon co un vendedor de perros calientes. el ataque continuo. >>> tengo la nariz fracturado el pÓmulo hinchado y 3 dientes sueltos. el lado derecho se me tapa de sangre. >>> la brutal golpiza al hombre hondureÑo que hace 30 aÑos se gana la vida con su carrito, la recibiÓ al final de un concierto en las afueras del... en san josÉ california. esto ocurriÓ tras negarse a regalar un perro caliente a un cliente. y me dice, ok como son 6 los que he comprado. un hot dog o una soda gratis. el hombre salpicÓ con cerveza la parrilla si fue. regresÓ minutos despuÉs para em prenderlo a golpes. frente a ojos de asistentes. >>> el hombre le da 2 patadas a la cabeza y sale corriendo, y algunos tratan de detenerlo.

michael, you asked more from nigeria, 2nd largest city, connell. hello monica, that tell us how is voting going so far? pretty much. well, yeah. i know the bus was supposed to, so was the sub bought them by. i see, but unfortunately that didn't happen. however, when did everything? no community organized. yeah. are the people that are in the line with them sounds as you can see and about it's still ongoing. don't bother using any modifications. yeah. on that we can be many people want the timing for to see if i'm coming up in their numbers. we have many and yeah, we have women, we have young people, we have minimum is we have on people. and so many of them are willing to, with people who are also confirming that out here for just one thing. i mean, this seems to be a lot of boss about this particular election. one makes a difference from the previous ones who think one is this? yeah. will in that from the hebrews a nation or people against all resolved on people to see if the. 8 parents, this is the time we're most chamber, larry. if we want to shi

the reviews on mac are coyer in the northern city of connell. thank you. thanks for having me. mar, in ukraine. fightin has intensified in the east between rushes, mercenary wagner, group, and ukrainian forces. rog, my claims it is taking of our villages around the key see to your faculty about ukraine says the villages remain on the keys control these villagers have a tough top the i protecting voc moved an idiot around. dick from mosque was little offensive. they know they have to fight for every bit of the land. lot on the women at the moment were firing at enemy infantry in the open records were eliminating the wagner group which constantly attacks our positions, mostly on them of the boys much were holding off their attacks bathroom. that's all we're working against. infantry defer the input recording. the relentless rush and shelling in back moment has destroyed most of the buildings. a city known for it thought and tip from mines was once home to 80000 residence. it said goes down now. in one of the buildings. these euclidean for just a taking shelt

bishop o connell. serve as a priest and the bishop. in the l, a colony for nearly half a century and personally impacted the life of thousands of angelenos. acenas wife worked as a housekeeper for the bishop . the d a, said carlos medina, a handyman also worked inside the bishop's home. today the sheriff's department knocked down reports that the bishop owed the suspect money as a potential motive for the fatal attack. when he was interviewed . he spoke, he said several different reasons. and none of them made any sense to the investigators. so we don't believe there's any validity to the end of money. gascon said. there was no forced entry into the home. it appears his assailant had either a key or password to the security system. the brutal murder has rocked the catholic community and southern california. bishop o. connell was an advocate on behalf of the poor and immigrants convicted. mr marina faces up to 35 years to life in prison. ironically charges were filed against the suspect on ash wednesday, the beginning of the holy season

the interviews on mike are coyer in the northern city of connell. thank you. examined me now to berlin. international film festival has come to we close with some surprise and winners of the gold and silver best. the top prize has gone to we french documentary, while the not for best lead in performance goes to the youngest ever winter in belli now the history. this was without a question the most emotional moment of this year's awards ceremony. spanish child act as a fear repaired or when the server bear for the best leading performance. but as your cell, and i want to thank the jewelry for giving me this prize you. it is very special to me. is there been more than him and bell, but i'm out of in 20000 species of bees hotel or touched the heart of the jury and the audience with her portrayal of an 8 year old, who revealed her transgender identity to family members and friends. the jerusalem, there are many silva bears, but only one golden beer, the price for the best film. i am honored and i am overwhelmed to present this years golden bear to still

no podemos hacer nada para traer la vida del padre o connell.oso de la mujer que trabajaba en la bors domesticas para el religioso y esta persona tenÍa un rÉcord criminal del aÑo 2005. pero por conducir bajo la influencia del alcohol fue sentenciado a 206 dÍas en la cÁrcel. >>> otras de la nos tiza del dÍa. es el corte electric en michigan y demoras y cancelaciones de los vuelos. el panorama es complicado, adelante y buenas noches. >>> los especialistas la han catalogado como una histÓrica tormenta invernal, los acumulados donde me encuentro, entre 20 y 40 pulgadas de acumulados y rÁfagas de viento de 60 millas por hora. y temperaturas por debajo de los 20 grados. es una tormenta que estÁ golpeando a mÁs de 100 millones de personas de todo el paÍs. 27 estados tienen esta tormenta invernal con condiciones peligrosa fernandes las carreteras de nuestro paÍs. las alertas incluyen el riesgo de heladas severas y el frÍo strem. los estados afectados dakota del norte, minnesota, y utah. la alerta por inundaciones por intensa yu asÍ es por parte de illin

connell mcshane knows very well how that's going. connell? >> it's interesting.nited states and china is right now at its highest level ever. we'll try to explain why that's the case when we come back. don't go away. well, thank goodness. it's time for the "good news of the week." and, boy, do we need it. [ chuckles ] well, this safe driver saved money with the snapshot app from progressive. -how do you feel? -um, good? he's better than good. he got rewarded for driving safe and driving less. sorry, barb, just to confirm, this is the feel-good news of the week? this is what we found. -yay, snapshot! (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the symptoms. in a clinical study more than 8 out of 10 patients taking tepezza had less eye bulging. tepezza is an infusion. patients taking tepezza may have infusion reactions. tell your doctor right away if

connell mcshane is following it for us.ou know, not a whole lot yet we didn't know. safety is obviously the topic. technology has been what they've been focused on so far as i've been monitoring it. a lot of people argue the technology used in aviation at least some has really become outdated, right? and we have a top safety official from the faa testifying alongside the head of the pilots union chair of the national transportation safety board as well, who actually did have some ideas on how we might avoid some of the high profile near misses stuart alluded to that have made headlines in recent weeks. >> we continue to have investigations such as the incident last month at jfk and now austin where the data isn't available to our investigators due to the current time limitation. we've recommended that the faa require new and existing aircraft have 25 hour recorders. connell: be an upgrade from the current standard which is only two hours in the united states. now, you heard the reference to austin, texas. this past saturday

fortunately a nor younger, more hip connell mcshane knows a lot more. he joins us right now.is about. >> reporter: i don't know about the hip part. it is like a copycat deal in some ways. mark zuckerberg doing his best elon musk impersonation with the new subscription service. this is meta verified. here is the coast structure. 11.99 if you sign up through a web browser. more than 14.99 a month if you subscribe through a mobile device. we won't get it right away. they will test it first in australia and new zealand. here is the meta ceo with the explanation, facebook post from zuckerberg. verified users will get a blue badge, get extra impersonation protection against accounts impersonating to be you and more customer support. we understand that the blue check will give you priority in other peoples comments. it will give you recommendations in reels, the videos, and you will get 100 free stars per month this is the new form of digital currency that has been launched. you can use it on facebook, instagram to tip a creator if you like, they give you 100 of those. what does the

connell mcshane at newark international airport. all right, connell.on there over the weekend. what happened? connell: well, there were two planes on friday that clipped wings, stuart. it's actually the third incident of this kind to take place just in this area over the past month , and on top of that there was a close call at austin, texas that was also reported over the weekend. now, here at newark on friday, there were two united airlines aircraft. one was a 757 that was departing for orlando, passengers were on board. a much-larger plane a 787 that was being towed to a nearby gate clipped its left wing. now, no injuries. faa investigating. the tip of the wing, it actually snapped off in this incident after there were two similar type incidents that took place last month, both were at kennedy airport in new york. two jetblue planes clipped wings and then there was a near miss on the runway an american jet crossed in front of a delta plane and austin, texas was also a near miss this weekend. there was a fedex cargo plane involved and it nearly colli

. >>> mientras tanto el arzobispo de los Ángeles josÉ gÓmez amigo de o connell dijo.omicidio. y estamos profundamente perturbados y entristecidos por esta noticia. >>> o connell ganÓ notoriedad al convertirse en intermediario y restablecer la confianza entre la comunidad y la policÍa luego de los disturbios en 1992 en los Ángeles. los acusados de golpear a rudo ni fueron indultados. >>> un vendedor de hot dog en california fue golpeado por un individuo. la agresiÓn se dio por un perro caliente. las imÁgenes son fuertes y pedimos discreciÓn. sonia aparicio sÁnchez con el reporte. >>> en este video se ve a un hombre pateando sin piedad a saÚl recon co. un vendedor de perros calientes. el ataque continuÓ a pesar que estaba boca abajo sobre el pavimento. >>> tengo la nariz fracturada, el pÓmulo hinchado y 3 dientes que estÁn flojos. >>> puedo respirar por de lado izquierdo. lado derecho se me tapa de sangre. la brutal golpiza al hombre hondureÑo que hace 30 aÑos se gana la vida con su carrito. la recibiÓ al final de un concierto en las afueras... en san josÉ california. s

monseÑor o connell apareciÓ sin vida el sÁbado en una casa en una casa propiedad de la arquidiÓcesiseridas al volcar un autobÚs en oaxaca fue alcanzado por un trÁiler. el autobÚs cubrÍa la ruta de oaxaca puebla. y viajaban varios inmigrantes colombianos que se dirigÍan a la frontera para cruzar a los estados unidos. continÚa la violencia, este fin de semana ha regresado con mÁs crueldad en el estado de zacatecas, varios narco bloqueos las autoridades han detenido a varios delincuentes. esto se suma a una... que no deja que vuelva la paz. mi colega isa osorio tiene los detalles. >>> el cuerpo de un trai le ro quedÓ atravesado. >>> desataron el terror. los bloqueos comenzaron en frenillo se extendieron a otros distritos. la violencia fue una reacciÓn a la captura de varios narcotraficantes de la regiÓn. asÍ lo informaron las autoridades, pero no dieron mÁs detalles. ademÁs, esto ocurre a unos dÍas de que se tuvieran que cancelar varias festividades en el municipio de jerez. >>> tenemos miedo y andamos aqÍi es porque tenemos necesidad de salir a buscar el pan. >>> los ciudadanoes inclui

connell the suspect's home raided by swat teams, followed by his arrest monday morning, detectives weretold by the tipster that they were concerned because medina was acting strange, a rational and made comments about the bishop owing him money. the sheriff says the suspect was the husband of bishop o'connell's housekeeper who had previously done work at o'connell's home. during monday afternoon's press conference, the los angeles archbishop was moved to tears and embraced by the sheriff. this tragic passing deeply hurting, the faithful came and changed. change our lives. always working and for good people. on saturday afternoon, the 69 year old bishop was found murdered in his bed inside his home in hacienda heights, about 20 miles east of los angeles, full of grace over the weekend, a prayer vigil was held outside the bishop's home. bishop o. connell was born in ireland in 1953 and was named an auxiliary bishop for the archdiocese of los angeles by pope francis in 2015. he was just bribed as a peacemaker who worked with everyone from immigrants to victims of gang violence. the sheriff

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connell mcshane, thank you for that. good to see you.ess alert right now and markets are mixed at this hour and dow is lower by 29 and s&p is higher by 2 points and we shall see how the close looks. we've got 29 minutes to go and nasdaq up by 73. stocks we're watching for you right now. airbnb surging higher after posting its first ever annual profit. strong travel demand outweighed traveler's worries about sky-high inflation and online rental company also forecasting revenue for the first quarter of this year greater than analyst estimates. golgoldman sachs raising price target and x box maker planning to defend $69 billion deal for activism blizzard to the commission on february 21st. the company requested face-to-face after receiving a statement of objection from the committee earlier this month. there's microsoft stock down more than one and a quarter percent and activision blizzard is higher three quarters of a percent right there. we already told you at this hour yesterday that warren buffet cut his holdings in activision blizzard.

connell mcshane follows that with us today in new york city. connell, hello. >> yeah, a lot of attention on this today with those mishops you are talking about as they get underway on capitol hill. we'll hear from a top official at the f.a.a. chair of the ntsb and head of the nation's largest pilot union all before the house panel. a lot for the lawmakers to look through. the faa is already under a fair amount of scrutiny over all the delays and cancellations and of course that computer outage that led to the first nationwide ground stop in america air travel since 9/11. on top of that all the near misses on the runways around the country and headlines. the most alarming this saturday austin, texas, fedex plain coming in for a landing on the same runway that a southwest passenger plane was cleared to take off from. the pilot pulled up just in time but the ntsb in fresh comments is now saying these two planes may have come within 100 feet of each other, 100 feet. you are looking at denver international ceo picked to lead the faa. some republican

connell. the person of interest was identified as carlos. medina a 65 year old male hispanic. this is the husband. of the bishops, housekeeper. and the suspect had previously done work. around the bishops residents. the suspect's home raided by swat teams overnight on saturday afternoon , the 69 year old was found murdered in his bed at his home in hacienda heights, about 20 miles east of los angeles. a single gunshot wound to his chest. o'connell was ordained to serve the archdiocese in 1979 working extensively with the immigrant community, serving as chairman of a task force coordinating help for immigrant families from central america. he wants to have justice and peace for all races of people. he was known for his sense of humor and as a peacemaker, parishioners stunned by the news. it's just a beautiful human being. it's just hard to believe anybody would even consider her hurting him in any way. david l. e sheriff, saying the rest came after a critical tip from the public caller, saying that the suspect had been acting erratically. talking about the bishop. no word yet o

does this worry you, the layoff news that connell outlined? >> you know what?with you. neil: same here. >> i had a big client event last night, and the number one question was, mark, we keep hearing about company after company laying people off, yet the unemployment rate is actually going down. i mean,st at, like, a 53-year low. so what, where's the disconnect? and what i'll tell you is there's a few things at play here. number one, the average severance package, when you're looking at finance and the tech industrieses, it's 12 weeks. so i do believe that, you know, over the course of the next several months we will start to see some of these layoffs actually ripple through the economy. and then when you even look at, you know, the 3.4% unemployment rate, we continue to lose full-time jobs while adding part-time jobs. the average hours worked is trending down, temporary staffing is falling off a cliff, so i am worried. i do think over the course of this year we will see the unemployment rate start to tick meaningfully higher probably by the summertime. neil: so

connell mcshane is on this story.eed to know what the impact is and what it's doing to small businesses in rural america. not just small businesses, there are huge businesses in some of these towns that are finding themselves without air service. closing bell, 38 minutes away. dow is up now only 30 points. let's call that 28 points. s&p up 7, the nasdaq up 673 -- 63. we are coming right back. ♪ays ♪ like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> vo: for us, driving around is the only way we can get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked, we needed it fixed right. we went to safelite.com. there's no one else we'd tr

phil connell with that report there.ies in turkey are desperately trying to return their loved ones to syria so they can be buried on home soil. many crossed the border to escape the syrian civil war but clung to the hope of returning home one day. a warning, nafiseh konavard's report contains distressing images from the start. wailing. a mother's painful farewell to her loved ones. "take good care of each other," she tells them. the bodies of aisha's three children and two grandchildren are in these bags. they died when their building collapsed in the turkish city of antakya. her and her husband, along with their four—year—old granddaughter, are the only survivors. they are now sending them across the border to syria to be buried on homeland. the family left idlib to take refuge in turkey, hoping for a fresh start. already broken by years of civil war, they are now completely shattered. wailing. translation: we fled the war but died in the earthquake. - we have been here since early morning and in just a few hours, we h

o connell was a priest in l. a county for 45 years, he was known as a peacemaker and previously worked in gang intervention. so far, police have not made any arrests. japanese american day of remembrance ceremony was held in san francisco today to mark 81 years since president franklin roosevelt ordered japanese americans into internment camps . this is video from the u. s government in 1943. showing what he calls japanese relocation during world war two on february 19th 1940 president roosevelt signed executive order 90 66 that forced more than 120,000 people of japanese ancestry into internment camps across the u. s because they were perceived as a threat. today's ceremony at the christ united presbyterian church in japantown honor the knee, say the last generation surviving incarceration, organizers say having the ceremony each year is a good reminder to never forget history. well you know things that you would hope that you would hope that people have learned their lessons. but unfortunately, you know, the sa

connell mcshane has the story. all right, connell, who is investing, and why are they doing it?in this particular deal, stuart. why are they doing it? well, they make a lot of money, right? and they've done their own research, which is important, and they've concluded quite simply that this is a smart investment. heres. a 104-acre farm out in iowa. it's actually the first of five farms that will be purchased by this group of well known athletes. joe burrow, the cincinnati bengals' quarterback, i'm sure you recognize, he's one of them. the basketball all-star, blake griffin, dunk contest champ -- that's why we're up in boston. griffin plays for the celtics and has always had an interest in investing, telling us this deal just made sense. >> it's a hedge against inflation because with as inflation rises, so will the price of crops, so will the price of the land. so it's sort of safe from that perspective. >> reporter: former investment banker named mark patricof has designed really an entire business around deals like this. he has nearly 200 clients now all from the sports world l

connell mcshane live at newark liberty airport, there was an accident over the weekend of the connellporter: two planes clipped wings here. to your point not being isolated incident just in the new york city area, that was the third safety related incident we had in the new york city airport over the past month. here at newark, there were two united airlines aircraft on friday that simply got too close for comfort. one was a boeing 757 passengers on board. they were waiting to go to orlando to take off. a much larger plane comes along, a bowing 787. it was being towed to a nearby gate, clips the left-wing. no injuries luckily. faa is investigating. but the tip of the wing was snapped off the plane. two similar stints in this area, last month at kennedy airport in new york. there was a jet jetblue planes clipped wings. american jet crossed in front of a delta plane. there are investigations into all the incident, including the very scary incident took place in austin, texas you referenced. just before we came on air, alert cross ntsb preliminary investigation in austin they have come a

connell mcshane has the latest on this incident from newark liberty airport. connell?oint, not only one we've seen here in recent weeks. we heard from the faa this morning. an official there saying runway safety is a top priority as the safety-related issues seem to be adding up at least here in new york city airports, area airports for whatever reason. in newark on friday, what happened was the tip of this wing ended up being snapped right off of a united airlines plane. it was a united 757. it was clipped by a much larger plane, also a united airlines plane a boeing 787. the bigger plane at the time was being towed to a gate. of the smaller one was loaded with passengers set to depart to orlando. fortunately no injuries were reported. in texas, a cargo plane near lie collided with a southwest flight. the cargo plane coming in for a landing had to change course on saturday morning after the southwest plane was cleared to depart from the exact same runway it was supposed to be landing on. that was a close one. last month, kennedy airport in new york, couple of jetblue

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our correspondent marco coyer, in the city of connell told me more about the election. the challenges you today. we saw yesterday to leave cause of, you know, the results call me gene clay's. it's readily lots of disruptions. we do, i make the metro but he says, didn't you know, start reading actions continue to like so we expect that's those electrons in this space. it's already started by an egg, little body said with collision center support open, which means that from this time going all will continue to see more results coming in from different parts of the mission here in kind of say, the collision center. so you spoke with and resorts at that and then you know, to the general collision center, we decided that's much of what is happening to the anvil. continued to that such a place where all of the results in, eddie, how are the mean candidates responded to the reports of violence and technical issues? i suppose at the beginning in a, when did the alexis books, most of them didn't cast their votes in the morning and it was seamless for most of them. one of the can

and only time will tell how the results will go did of user mike on coyer in the northern city of connell. thank you. thanks for me. now in ukraine. fightin has intensified in the east between rushes masonry, wagner group and ukrainian forces. wagner claims that is taking over villages around a key city of buckled much a green says the villages remain on the keeps control these villagers have a tough top the eye protecting voc moved an idiot around. dick from mosque was lethal offensive. they know what they have to fight for. every bit of the land. lot on the women at the moment were firing at enemy infantry in the open records were eliminating the wagner group which constantly attacks our positions, mostly on them of the boys much were holding off their attacks bathroom. that's all we're working against. infantry campbell courtney the relentless rush and shelling embankment has destroyed most of the buildings. a city known for its salt and dip from mines was once home to 80000 residence. it had cost down now in $1.00 of the buildings these ukrainian for just a taking shelter from the rus

she has an event in charleston, south carolina. >> neil: thank, connell. fair and balanced. if other candidates have slick videos that they want to share, we'll show them or part of them ace we did with nikki haley. let's get to it right now. the whitening race because it will get ever wider. tom bevan of real clear politics, jessica tarlov and darren shaw. darren, let's look at you with the math here. when all is said and done, there could be a dozen others joining on nikki haley and donald trump. hard to quantify how many, but it will be crowded. that could be a 2016 redux for donald trump. there was more than that in 2016. what the do you think? >> i think that's probably right. you know, once you get past three or four candidates, i think the math is easier for trump. his base seems to be 30 to 40, 45% of the republican party. so you know, once you get past a dozen, does it matter at that point? >> neil: you might be right. jessica, we've always seen the role of a woman who is now vice president of the united states, hillary clinton, of course ran for president and didn'

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a good one from the corner. 3.30, to go 11 o connell finished with a team high. cardinal upset the 4th ranked wildcats 88 to 79. the fans run onto the court as it is actually the first time that stanford won over arizona since 20 or 2.20, 0, 9, 2009. so it's been a while. all right. mark fox trying to snap california eight-game losing streak tonight against arizona state. now the bears were down 3 with 30 seconds to go. when stamp ala he did what he had to do here. as you can see him here from the 3. he drains a date. now the game is tied 57. they go into overtime. 11 points here over time. unfortunately, the sun devils ran away with this one in overtime. did zoom in cambridge throws up the alley-oop pass to the bride's brother. there. he throws it down the devils. take out the bear 70 to 62 in overtime. now. saint mary's head coach randy bennett trying to bounce back from losing thursday, loyola marymount. but the gaels will they had a little trouble portland today, but after leading by just one at the half, they came out and did what they needed to do in the se

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connell mcshane from fox business, answers in the hearings? sandra, it's going to take some time, take time for the alert system at the faa to be updated. billy nolan is the acting administrator at the faa, they pressed him on what is known as the notice at that air missions alert system that pilots have to read before they take off. they have to read alerts. it's an old system and nolan says the needed updates to it will not happen overnight. >> the bulk of the work will be done by fy25. i like to see if we can bring that forward and there are some other pieces that work into that. >> the nationwide ground stop that was alluded to in early january, that's been blamed, you know, blamed on an outside contractor, not faa employee so that led to questions like this. >> since the issue was caused by contractors accidentally deleting critical code, does the faa plan to restrict access to the notam system moving forward to faa employees. >> no, ma'am, we do not. it's overseen by the faa and maintained by contractors. these folks are indeed the exper

most sensitive installations are inter connell in mental ballistic missile silos. obviously very significant.% hachi. abc news washington object shot down over lake here on yesterday it was flying lower at about 20,000 ft, posing a potential threat to passenger jets and other aircraft, all right, turning now to the devastation and the earthquake in turkey and syria, where more than 33,000 people are now confirmed dead. officials in turkey are now going after contractors blamed for shoddy construction after thousands of buildings collapsed. they've issued arrest warrants for more than 130 people. meanwhile there are more remarkable recoveries. officials say this baby was saved 107 hours after the quake and this 17 year old girl trapped for nearly seven days was pulled to safety. she had fallen into a hole as the building came down, but was miraculously not injured. russian forces are steadily advancing in eastern ukraine as the first anniversary of the war approaches, the russians claim they have seized control of another key village. ukraine says russia now has mor

connell the 69 year old was killed in hacienda heights community east of downtown l. a los angeles county sheriff's deputies provided an update this afternoon. fox news phil shuman has the latest outside bishop o'connell's hacienda heights home amidst the flowers, candles , both relief and gratitude after the news broke that a suspect has been arrested in his murder supposed it's good that they caught him, said mariano cortez, he has to pay for what he's done. catholic believer in jesus christ, we are called to forgive and to love. and love our enemies. bishop david, as he was known, was found in his bedroom by a colleague saturday. apparently been shot to death by his housekeeper's husband, who'd done some work at the house that 65 year old suspect named carlos medina was taken into custody at his home in torrance, where he lives with his wife. at this point, we have no evidence of forced entry. um like a burglary or anything of that nature, county sheriff robert luna says his investigators were lead to the suspect by security camera video of their vehicle at the bis

liz: i mean, as the world turns, certainly, connell. thank you very much.pokespeople who endorsed ftx are also getting sued for appearing in paid advertising campaigns. former spokesperson kevin o'leary was an early investor in ftx and a paid spokesperson. he lost his entire investment of o'leary ventures and "shark tank" fame. he joins me and charlie grass perino -- gas perino. your first appearance since this morning's court appearance. you have to talk to us about, kevin, how you feel about him now. because in the days after ftx filed for bankruptcy but before sbf was charged with fraud, you said you would back him again. how do you feel now? >> i kid say that before all of these alleged frauds and charges occurred because i've known for the last 14 years in the content of "shark tank" and all the invest oring i do outside of it. i i actually invest in many entrepreneurs that have had catastrophic failures once, twice, even three times because they learn so much from that. but, obviously, not if you are charged by the federal government, am i going to in

no, no, george connell. lulu, right line of credit rewards. wow, rebel granny, sorry, mark you're why year gets it. or disagreement. he said movies of them are going to word trinity, or news or shadow huge. we're. isn't that you in a very go to watch with never watch more new norwood, due to british noble room . mm. i love so many different things. about diana, i'm a proud canyon. i left the creativity in the tenacity of the african spirits of the canyon spirit. my name is regina hulu, and i'm the c e o shanker academy. we teach defined skills, mostly digital and technical skills. tact targets had women and girls. so for me, i think if you look at the extent of self skills, there's reading, writing, literacy, and i think now quoting is like the 4th one, it's the language of the teacher. when i started of my journey of founding the company, one of the 1st problems i was china sold was to change the single story. so that was my facebook. so strong call means unique and my local language, which is cheap. so we wanted to provide unique solutions,

connell.ot to death inside his own home boxes fill, shuman explains why investigators say they believe the dispute over money may have motivated the suspect. outside bishop o'connell's hacienda heights home amidst the flowers , candles, both relief and gratitude after the news broke that a suspect has been arrested in his murder supposed it's good that they caught him, said mariano cortez, he has to pay for what he's done. catholic believer in jesus christ, we are called to forgive and to love and love our enemies. bishop david, as he was known, was found in his bedroom by a colleague saturday. apparently been shot to death by his housekeeper's husband, who'd done some work at the house that 65 year old suspect named carlos medina was taken into custody at his home in torrance, where he lives with his wife. at this point, we have no evidence of forced entry. um like a burglary or anything of that nature, county sheriff robert luna says his investigators were lead to the suspect by security cam

thankthank you, connell mcshane, chief national correspondent. get ray wang, constellation research ceo. ray, technology is looking attractive, still is, despite all this on the notion that china is reopening, zero tolerance covid policy was stopping and they were sort of reintroducing them to the world. good for tesla, good for apple, good for microsoft, good for all the companies that do business in china, depend on china and then something like this, punishing sighting six chinese companies behind technology of this balloon and china promising to return tit-for-tat. where do you think this is going? >> we're in a moose sieve escalation at the moment -- massive escalation. i think that will only continue. trump tax tariffs are still there. we have other restrictions put in on chip manufacturing technology. a bunch of of countries signed a coalition to do that. we have seen the impact. imports from china are down from 22% to 18%. the rest of the world imports are up because of that. in the tech industry, u.s. semiconductor companies have been hi

o connell was a native of ireland and had been a priest for 45 years.s archbishop said he showed compassion to the poor to the homeless to the immigrant and to all those living on society's margins. a new study from the cdc shows the majority of adults in the u. s support prohibiting tobacco and cigarette sales. the agencies surveyed nearly 6500 adults. 57% of those surveyed were in favor of prohibiting tobacco products, sales altogether, and 62% said they support a ban on sales of menthol cigarettes. a ban on flavored tobacco went into effect in california last december after a lengthy legal battle. coming up tonight at 11 and autonomous car company reportedly expanding its service right here in the bay area. and we are tracking that forecast. we've got some rain showers to talk about will be back here with the five day coming up and find out what new data shows about the way employees work as we recover from the pandemic. gwendalyn tweets, “just eating tiny tacos and drinking a red bull in the school parking lot.” which gives me an idea. introducing r

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connell has served los angeles for 45 years. at noon, there's a new demand for former oakland police chief laurent armstrong to get his job back. city and community leaders and local clergy were among supporters of armstrong, who rallied this morning outside city hall in oakland. they say they are concerned that the last week's firing of armstrong by mayor centaur without cause is unjust, unethical and inexcusable. when it comes to chief armstrong. he's been in my neighborhood in my schools in my community on a daily basis when i need them and not only talking about it by providing action. i am 100 and 10% behind chief armstrong to stay in oakland. to provide the safety and security for his people. armstrong says he was wrongly terminated and that he believed he did his job well. he was let go last week after an independent monitor commissioned a report that said the chief to hold the police sergeant responsible for two alleged cover ups. new at noon. drivers in the east bay are being advised to continue avoiding a section of in

but o connell was born in ireland. now we serve the los angeles archdiocese for 45 years. >> an effort is underway to overturn a law that requires oil wells to be at least 3,200 feet away from places like schools, parks and capitol correspondent speak to supporters and opponents. >> will welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. the time is now for 29 were going on for 30 and we actually have very excited gayle ong us this morning. gail o, we've been really talking about just how the weather's going to be this week. you're telling us is going to be a little chilly. >> good morning. john tribal has the day off. and yes, i hope you guys enjoyed those spring-like temperatures. the last couple of days we saw 60's and even 70's. but we have a cold front moving in the region. so temperatures are going to notice a drop in the temperatures here live picture of golden gate. you can already see some cloud cover rolling in the area. and we also have the winds. that's the other story today. strong winds will begin this afternoon.

'connell? tracey: he is a brilliant man who hides his billings very well. he grew up working class, newport, rhode island. he graduated tell -- salutatorian in his class. he went on to study philosophy and was chosen afterwards by hannah aaron to be one of her teaching assistants. it took him wait a while to figure out what was he really wanted to do. when he was 30, he settled on medicine. he wanted to become a country doctor. they wouldn't let them, they said he was too old. he settled for harvard. he got a residency in internal medicine at the massachusetts general hospital. two of the doctors called him and and asked him to defer his fellowship to new york. he was on his way to preventing career in medicine. he wanted to spend the year creating a health care system in boston. this is the result of a grant from the johnson foundation -- you asked cities to compete or apply for something in the order of 17 grants to create such health care systems. most people callethis the new year of homelessness. conditions were arriving -- rising dramatically all over

signals intelligence and imagery they can get right over a most sensitive installations are inter connell in mental ballistic missile silos, obviously very significant. now u. s. officials are looking from the wreckage from the object shot down in the yukon, but ice and weather conditions are hampering their efforts. andrew alright, i thank you now in a super bowl 57. it went right down to the wire really did. kansas city fans are celebrating their second super bowl victory in four seasons, many fans are now talking about a dynasty. patrick mahomes tweeted this picture after the game. it wasn't easy. he fought through an ankle injury and a slippery field to win that lombardi trophy. it was one of the most tightly contested super bowls in history, and it all came down to one kick. that field goal. the chiefs beating the eagles, 38 to 35 patrick mahomes named mvp his second super bowl win in four years. four years that the dynasty a dynasty yet we're not done so i'm not gonna say dynasty yet, but it was anything but easy. the two teams going tick for tat in the first half quarterback draw.

i mean, we have someone like sen, cinnamon, minority leader, mr. connell, who has stated that the number one most important issue is a support in ukraine material. and that's a huge disconnect. no one, no one america in america really feels that way or very few percentage wise. and we have much more important concerns. domestic concerns, obviously the, from china, which has been highlighted by the chinese, your ship incursions, which we've recently shot down. so a lot of greenish, more important issues. then you create new craters, the country country, half a world away from united states. whereas a neighbor is a neighbor of russia. and so we need to need to support an immediate peace deal with russia. ukraine cease fire arms disagreement on the current lines of control, and then we need to include neutrality for you. great, as well as now you've written before that during the entire cold war, america was led by a foreign policy, really from truman to bush, who understood the inherent limits and constraints of the years power. but for the last couple of decades, with the only exception o

likely balloons tied to private companies, recreation or research institutions studying weather or connell ducting other scientific research. >> reporter: the balloons were detected after norad adjusted radars to track smaller, slower craft at high altitude in light of that chinese incursion. the administration had deemed them a threat to civil aviation and sent fighter jets to shoot them down. >> definitely smaller than a car. >> reporter: one after another, over alaska, canada, and lake huron. from the president today, no regrets. >> if any object presents a threat to the safety and security of the american people, i will take it down. >> reporter: biden makes no apologies for shooting down the chinese spy balloon either, though relations between the u.s. and china now increasingly strained. the president today with this message -- >> we seek competition, not conflict with china. we're not looking for a new cold war. >> martha raddatz joining us from washington now. and martha, there are hundreds of balloons above the u.s. every day, we know that. and today, president biden calling for n