darrell cronk with optimism ahead, writing this.to march higher by year end. this should broaden to more cyclically-oriented areas. good to see. a bit of heat coming out of the american story. ism services, job openings. we will get claims later. is that a good thing? darrell: i think it is a good thing. you want that economic growth. walk into this year thinking the economy would run hotter than most of our friends up and down wall street, right? we were a good half a point above economic growth. thought rates would be higher. we thought inflation would be meaningfully higher. for almost a full point ahead of everyone else on year-end cpi for 2025 we think earnings will deliver. you are already seeing in the fourth quarter we are on a run rate of about 5% revenue growth and just over 10% earnings growth. 5% revenue growth is the real element, i think. because you can drive that down in operating leverage through the margins and straight to the bottom line. if you can maintain that revenue growth and get decent nominal growth, let's

we have megan day from kc, darrell smith from philly. we'll pull off the best super bowl party.? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks] >>> and we're back with our final "today" food loves football, the nfl season. the super bowl, of course, on sunday. we know the food is just as important as the tds, so we brought in two of the best chefs to put that ultimate game day feast together. representing her hometown, dwaj kansas city and pitmaster megan day, representing philly former nfl player darrell smith. the chef and founder of smoky chance barbecue in my hometown of l.a. chefs, great to have you here. we have a full-sized matchup. man, first of all, darrell, you're a former football player, from a football sense, this is from two years ago, the eagles had the lead at halftime. kansas city won. can they do it? >> we didn't have saquon barkley then. now we have the best player in the l

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so we have to truisms republican congressman darrell recalled a local mayor who said a fire-prone area that caught fire hadn't had a prescribed burn in 30 years. why wasn't it clear? he said? >> we can't get the authority. huge hurdle for everything. steven green hot with the conservative r street institute blames environmental regulations were supposed to do about according to cal fire. about a million acres of clearance year and have been doing around 125,000. we need to reframe how we approach this. frank free fall is with the wild land urban interface, fire institute. he says the first step is making communities near fire-prone areas, more resilient. we must. >> as fast as possible deal with the ignite ability and the structures in these fire dependant landscapes. >> democrats called on congress to pass disaster aid in the upcoming government spending bill. they say it should have no strings attached in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> has the los angeles wildfires were not devastating enough. there have been countless reports of looters stealing from evacuated homes. the sit

so we have to truisms republican congressman darrell recalled a local mayor who said a fire-prone areat caught fire hadn't had a prescribed burn in 30 years. why wasn't it clear? he said? >> we can't get the authority. huge hurdle for everything. steven green hot with the conservative r street institute blames environmental regulations were supposed to do about according to cal fire. about a million acres of clearance year and have been doing around 125,000. we need to reframe how we approach this. frank free fall is with the wild land urban interface, fire institute. he says the first step is making communities near fire-prone areas, more resilient. we must. >> as fast as possible deal with the ignite ability and the structures in these fire dependant landscapes in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> governor newsom remains in washington this afternoon after meeting with the president yesterday. the governor is seeking more money from the federal government. the governor thanked the president for his support. he asked him for unconditional disaster aid. his meetings on capitol hill

so we have to truisms republican congressman darrell recalled a local mayor who said a fire-prone area that caught fire hadn't had a prescribed burn in 30 years. why wasn't it clear? he said we can't get the authority. huge hurdle for everything. steven green hot with the conservative r street institute blames environmental regulations were supposed to do about according to cal fire. about a million acres of clearance year and have been doing around 125,000. we need to reframe how we approach this. frank free fall is with the wild land urban interface, fire institute. he says the first step is making communities near fire-prone areas, more resilient. we must. >> as fast as possible deal with the ignite ability and the structures in these fire dependant landscapes. >> democrats called on congress to pass disaster aid in the upcoming government spending bill. they say it should have no strings attached in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> still ahead, a key safety device was turned off on the helicopter that crashed american airlines flight last week. we'll hear how lawmakers are re

san mateo county da says the company's called miles ahead ventures a leasing farm located in pasco, darrell, it cultivates cannabis and they say the company failed to pay wages to about 30 employees in excess $200,000. in total investigation found the chief executive in financial officer aaron s karen corrales and secretary roberto perez. flores instructed workers to travel from as far away as salinas and sleep in tense in rat infested greenhouses. and even though there were there was no pay and these conditions are horrible. they say the workers continued to work on a promise that they would get paid and that they would have future work. perez flores for one has pleaded not guilty to all the charges. iconic san francisco eateries are opening a spot in sfo. they'll be coming this spring and serving their well-known dishes and drink in the sf eats food hall. it's in harvey milk. terminal one. you're going to this spring. tony's of north beach will be they're available at cafe equator. coffee, napa, farmers market and also a place called kit hava am pacific cocktail haven. they will all be in

darrell is in wilmington, delaware, on our line for independents. good morning.aller: good morning, kimberly. how are you? host: good. how are you? caller: not so good. host: do you support or oppose elon musk's efforts? caller: 100%, i oppose it. there are gross conflict of interest. speaking as a federal worker, in all due respect to the callers in florida, i currently am a government worker in one of the targeted agencies and have seen a complete -- the morale. sorry, it is a little emotional. and as an individual who has had to go through many security clearances, it is quite this alarming. that an individual private citizen has so much control and access to our public information. we have to go through a training which shows us how to deal with classified information. i wonder, has elon musk or any of the individuals he has empowered to go through our governmental systems and handle our data gone through this training? mind you, we have to go through these trainings periodically as an it is supposed to be yearly but they do it every couple months because the

darrell is in wilmington, delaware, on our line for independents. good morning.aller: good morning, kimberly. how are you? host: good. how are you? caller: not so good. host: do you support or oppose elon musk's efforts? caller: 100%, i oppose it. there are gross conflict of interest. speaking as a federal worker, in all due respect to the callers in florida, i currently am a government worker in one of the targeted agencies and have seen a complete -- the morale. sorry, it is a little emotional. and as an individual who has had to go through many security clearances, it is quite this alarming. that an individual private citizen has so much control and access to our public information. we have to go through a training which shows us how to deal with classified information. i wonder, has elon musk or any of the individuals he has empowered to go through our governmental systems and handle our data gone through this training? mind you, we have to go through these trainings periodically as an it is supposed to be yearly but they do it every couple months because the

darrell and eastpointe, michigan. good morning. caller: good morning.nk you for taking the call. i want people to understand the goal. the goal is to prevent us from being invaded by canada, mexico with fentanyl coming in. it took the lives of 100,000 americans, even more than the vietnam war. if they do these things, the tariffs will come down. we don't have to buy these things. number two, there is something we can do immediately. congress can pass a law that all internet signals most make the customer aware where the country's manufacturing is, be it amazon or television commercials, so we have the knowledge and opportunity to make a thinking choice about what we want to do, buy or not buy. we have to put the pressure on. we have to stop the killing of these young citizens in our country asap no matter what the means are. host: the white house says duties will remain in place until mexico and china stop fentanyl smuggling, illegal immigration into the united states. that has been playing out since these tariffs were announced last week. they official

. >> so gretchen, do you want to come up and say a few words or darrell, one of you guys to last off? >> all right. coming up i first off want to just acknowledge gretchen it's been over a decade now that she's taken over the leadership of this program and she's cultivated such amazing team i can do attitude. i just want to say i'm very proud of the work that you've done for the agency. i want to acknowledge you also with my flowers. >> this is a big deal and you've done it well. >> thank you so much. i just would love to recognize my wonderful team. only a few of us could be here today but there's 15 of us and everyone has their hands in all everything we need to do to make sure everyone gets the correct signs out there and the events can take place. and so i just really appreciate the team i work with and i am so glad to be a part of the mta. >> thank you. >> thank you. gretchen are we doing the awards? yeah, let's do it. all right. um. yeah, if you guys can give me a hand and folks, we're going to call your name and then you coming up. >> so jose castellanos, come on up. >> okay. h