- [eric] look at that.'re doing is, we're opening the pores of the marshmallows, which is causing them to expand. my marshmallows practically expanded from half to full. - they did, they're completely full now. - now i'm gonna pop the lid. keep your eyes on the marshmallows. - [jenny] alright. (gasps) that was so neat. - you wanna do it, don't you? - yes, that was so much fun. - so you saw the pores of the marshmallows open up and expand. well when you marinate in just like a bag like this, this is gonna take hours, even overnight. but when you vacuum seal with the duo. - you're gonna open the pores. - exactly. - yes. - now here's a duo tip, this is really cool. marinate in the container. vacuum seal. the meat is now expanding the pores, and it's allowing the marinade to go inside. and that's why people love to marinate under pressure. so i popped this in the fridge, 30 minutes later i'm gonna have beautifully marinated meat. way better than this could be. even overnight. - you're, yep. - alright so it's se

but we went where the evidence led us to, and that led us back to eric. >> eric jones, her ex-husband. but could it be he was the son of a pastor, a second father to janina's three kids? now he faced serious questions. >> i couldn't place him in the area prior to the murder and also after the murder. >> there is some video of him at a local convenience store. sho's eric jones. walk in and get a six pack of beer out of the cooler. another small item and pay for it, and then leave the store. >> cops soon discover eric jones was a wolf in sheep's clothing, with a rap sheet a mile long, something janina had learned too. >> she told me the story, but she also told me things are different now. let's give him a chance. you got to give him a chance. and i thought, okay, if you're going to, so am i. >> but eric's history of crimes was deadly serious. >> attempted murder for hire. he was trying to kill a mother and her two children. >> the intended target, karen martin, a woman he was hired to murder. >> he was friends with my cousins. and, you know, i hung around them. >> karen says. one night

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is eric have a u. s. political analyst and formal congressional stuff, a very warm welcome to all of you, alex, let me start with you in washington dc. what do you think trump, in his administration doing by signing so many executive orders, unleashing so many initiatives, generation, so many headlines all at once. so a couple things. one is that he wanted to come out of the gate show that he was trying to accomplish all the objectives that he outlined during the campaign. yeah, outlined a very ambitious domestic an agenda during the campaign and he wants to show his supporters and voters that he's going to follow through on that to is that trump loves to craig. hey us, he did this during his 1st term and he believes that as a practical mat matter, creating chaos keeps his opponents keeps the media off balance. and that's what he's doing here. and 3, what his team upset is that basically they only really have a couple of years to get done. the things that they want to get on and that you know after to

eric, you can tell me what i what. yeah, yeah, what i would like to say is donald trump is earned up, learned a lot from his 1st term. we saw many very stinking and humiliating defeats during donald trump's 1st term, the thumbs down by john mccain on the attempt to repeal the affordable care act. donald trump having to pull back from a comprehensive immigration reform because even many republicans balked at that. the government shut down over the christmas holiday. and so what donald trump is doing this term is she's actually trying to stay away from congress. and he recognizes through executive orders, he can still continue to give this r a or a strong man, someone who is in charge and who can get things done. the problem with that is we are saying many of those judges network inputs that were, that got that got through during defined administration are now beginning to actually push back and push back hard on many of donald trump's policies. in fact, there was one judge who actually looked at donald trump's birthrigh

but that didn't stop eric.mate forms of concerts through dj sets and lots of standing room. >> the iconic part of this venue is the floor space. and the fact that, everybody that's here, there's no suite, no second and third level. if you're up in the front row you still feel like you're part of the show. >> reporter: and these new performers have introduced a new generation to the cal palace. concert attendee egor karashev also enjoys the immersive approach. >> cal palace is the first time i experienced this. everybody here makes me feel like i'm home. >> reporter: speaking of home, as for eric he says the palace will always be a part of his home. >> to come back to a venue i've been working or coming to for over 50 years and having a small imprint on it being resurgent again as these type of shows has been very rewarding. i'm also very excited for the new kids that are coming to see the venue and also for our staff. >> reporter: because the palace has become a hub of entertainment for all generations. >> up n

larry: joining us no missouri senator eric schmitt., somehow, they deny everything. where are rumors coming from usaid, either helped them with subscription money that helps them stay in business or some estimates it was not 8 million b 34 million, president trump talked about it saying they were playing politico to toe the party line, point is, what were they doing getting any money? from usaid. >> millions for subscriptions, it very much of a toe the company line, regime narrative all of the time. during censorship enterprise we uncovered in my lawsuit, missouri versus biden, it is federal agencies working with big tech, spreading money to get their narrative. i think that little bit politico thing as crazy as it is you had mid millions of dollar t to go to sex changes in guatemala, this stuff is insane, i love they are running around talking about this, people have been waiting for this reform in government and accou accountability. larry: federal government has not been audited since 1940 or something. the fact that liberal democra

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look at this tweet from missouri senator eric schmidt. they spent a whopping 20 million on a sesame street show in iraq, 56 million to boost egypt and tunisia's tourism, 40 million to build schools in jordan, 11 million to tell vietnam to stop burning trash. that's only the tip of the iceberg. they also spent your money to advance dei in serbia's workplaces. produce a dei musical in ireland, a transgender opera in colombia, a transgender comic book i can't even read. i can't even tell you this to not laugh. and the list goes on and on. meanwhile, louisiana senator our friend john kennedy is also working to save your money. he introduced a new bipartisan bill last week to end all government payments to deceased americans. that would be a good idea here. now, senator kennedy, louisiana, congratulations, super bowl, all eyes on new orleans and your great state, sir. congratulations. >> thank you. sean, let me say first, sean, that it's kind of cool having a president again. let me try to put all this in context for you. i like omelets. i mea

eric, good morning. good to see you again. a while ago, did an interview with you as a cnbc disruptor. >> good morning. >> let's start off stocks up big right now. in the premarket. it closed up big yesterday about 7% on news that you acquired ambry a genetic testing company. what will this acquisition allow you to do. >> i mean ambry is. >> a fantastic. >> addition to our platform. >> they're the leader. >> in. >> hereditary screening or looking at inherited risk for patients that might have cancer. and they they allow us to round out our, our platform. we're already in that space. for those that don't know, we're focused on this category called ai enabled diagnostics. or how do you make tests intelligent. and contextualize them for the patient for whom they were ordered? and we cover a wide range in oncology alone. we start with risk. as somebody at risk of having cancer. we do therapy selection. and then we also do monitoring and looking for early detection of disease when somebody might recur. so ambry was a key supplier o

so now ginger, eric and others have started the la fires. adopt a family. it is, by comparison, small now, but eric says they have already made some matches and aid is already flowing. doing good not just for those receiving the help, but those giving it as well. you can connect them in a real and tangible way. and so that's what's different about this is it's for the person who wants to feel like their lives are making a difference in a personal way, where you can see the strengthening of a family, you can see the rebuilding of a family. that was our garvin thomas reporting for us. another beautiful story. 27 past the hour on your saturday morning. we have much more ahead for you on today in the bay. coming up, cinthia pimentel shows us the timeline of this atmospheric river in the bay area. right no, you can see just dreary, foggy conditions in the city as we try to look towards the bay bridge. to look towards the bay bridge. and when you'll see a brea k ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. (woman) i've got this dream... and you're all

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host: charlottesville, virginia, eric. democrats line, ni. eric in charlottesville, hello. let's hear from dave in lynchburg, virginia independent line. caller: yes, i was wondering how we know the puzzle they reported as being so much less than what we are able to do using the nvidia chips which caused nvidia stock to take a tumble? how do we know what they are telling us with the chinese people in particular that developed deepseek is true and accurate? i mean, it is china. don't they sit around and say how can we hurt the u.s.? why don't we just say that we don't need them anymore and this is how we do it. who is validating what they told us? guest: so i am certainly with you that when the chinese government assesses that it is in their strategic interest to live to live the u.s. and the world, they will do so. that much is absolutely true. but in this case i think we should take the claims about their cost structure at face value. deepseek was transparent and the confusion really has to do with the media reporting around sort of thing. because deepseek 75 $.6 million of

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a look at tweet from eric schmidt.y spend whopping 20 million on a "sesame street" show in iraq. boosting... 11 million to tell vietnam to stop burning trash. that's only the tip of the iceberg. they also spend your money to advanced dei in serbia's workplaces, produce a dei musical in ireland, a transgender opera in columbia, transgender comic book, i can't even tell you this and not laugh. the list goes on and on. luis diaz it -- john kennedy is also working to save your money. introduced a new bipartisan bill last week two and all government payments to deceased americans. that would be a good idea. congratulations, super bowl, all eyes on new orleans and your great state, congratulations. >> thank you sean. let me say first that it's kind of cool having a president again let me try to put all this in context for you. i like omelettes. i could eat an omelette at every meal. i like them better than snacks. not really but you get the point. i like omelettes. you can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs. now p

congressman eric burlison and visiting dignitaries from more than 120 countries from the very beginningf our republic, america has always been a nation founded by people of faith and strengthened by the power of prayer and united by four beautiful words, "in god we trust." and there was a movement to get it out. i said don't bring it up, i don't want to hear it. there was a movement. we don't want that. because we shouldn't be mentioning god, there was a strong movement and they didn't want to say merry christmas and remember in 2016, that was a part of my campaign, you can say merry christmas and now they do it again. i don't know if you've been watching but we got rid of woke, woke is gonzo. despite the other side stealing hundreds of millions to promote woke. did you see what happened yesterday where they found hundreds of millions of dollars was fraudulently given to newspapers and politico. i don't know. i hope you're enjoying your breakfast. no, they gave money out of usaid. it came out. hundreds of of tremendous amounts of money that didn't have to do with anything. it was a terr

i think the real loved urge that the eric states, or particularly savvy radio has, is not on trying to pressure the united states. but actually the leverage isn't what it wouldn't do, which is normalization. i think it's very clear that everybody or many people in either israel or the united states and want to see us out with these randy normalization deal. and this desperation to see it manifested provides a great deal of leverage that the saudis have. and as a result, the what the saudis are doing now is basically not trying to pressure people to say yes, we are going to act actively. but instead we are not going to provide you with what you really want, which is normalization. and i think that resonates far more than any kind of um statements. i think the fact that they said didn't mention that there will not be diplomatic relations with israel is something significant. and moreover, i think the, the fact that they expanded upon it and said that this is not up for negotiation. it's something also that you know, this, this, this is the, the, the leverage that the salaries are trying

eric holder didn't sugarcoat what the end game is here. he titled his op-ed, the courts must stop this judge from stealing an election. former attorney general eric holder writes, quote, despite two recounts and the north carolina state board of elections confirming justice rigg's victory, judge griffin sued, insisting that the state supreme court blocked the certification of justice riggs reelection and invalidate more than 60,000 valid ballots, a move clearly aimed at installing him as the victor. ordinarily, a request like this one would be a nonstarter that a sitting judge that a sitting judge filed this lawsuit in the first place is frankly disturbing. as an officer of the court who has sworn an oath, judge griffin has an obligation to protect the electoral process, not to undermine it with a shameless attempt to disenfranchize voters. what's even more distressing, though, is that the north carolina supreme court's republican majority has allowed such a lawsuit to proceed, and in doing so, has stopped the certification of the election

i think eric monte and mike evans proved that. >> dynamite. >> dynamite. i did a little tiny dynamite just in rehearsal. john rich, our director, says, i love that dynamite thing. here's how you do it. dynamite. i said, john, please, people will never go for this. >> then jimmie walker's character kind of takes over, and instead of good times, you end up with the dynamite. >> our good times was a microcosm of what it is to produce black television. >> eric monte and mike evans were forced to partner with a white showrunner. that reflected a dynamic that we see throughout the history of black tv, which is having black creatives needing the cosine of a white person in order to make their thing, even though it's based in the stories they know. >> by season two of good times, john amos was complaining about how his character was not being written in a very authentic way. >> so they said, to tell you what, why don't we kill him off and we'll all get on with our lives? killed in an automobile. >> oh my god. >> so that taught me a lesson that i wasn't as importan

joining us now is eric barnes, senior, the national secretary treasurer for the afge. eric, first of all, tell us what's going on with your members. what are they feeling? this must be such an unsettling time for so many. >> our members are confused with this chaos. and what i mean by that. is there's been so many emails coming from the administration, coming from a particular agency, and not giving a clear picture of what this buyout. we don't call it a buyout. um, this program or what they plan to get these employees to take. so they're really confused about. i mean, if you had to make a life decision decision in eight days, determine if you're going to have a job or retire or whatever. it's really not how you run a government. >> what kind of impact does this judge's decision to delay that decision having? >> well, we're glad for the delay. we welcome delay. that's why we did the lawsuit, okay. because we need to get answers from opm that we have not been able to get. our employees have not been able to get the answers. is this legitimate? okay. or is this going to

thank you both for coming on, eric to you first, forgot the third $2000 for the comic book, the left thinks this whole thing of going after a i.d. is a coup, here's what they said. >> what is happening right now is a hostile takeover of the u.s. government work. >> people are going to die in very large numbers around the world you are expecting the united states live up to the promises, donald trump says we don't care. you go die. >> if this were happening in any other country right now i promise you, i would be on the air calling it akin to. >> trace: giving us 32,000-dollar comic book where people will die. >> the problem is they cannot just a waste until something comes out that shows funding not for a comic book that may be funding for people who need nutrition assistance, who are starving, something like that that they can latch onto, they are jumpy and getting ahead of themselves they cannot help it. until waiting until the maybe can latch onto something real. you attack something that most people would say its common sense, and you attack that and call it a coup, people look a

eric in michigan. eric. >> jim i love the show. i'm a long time listener. >> and. i'm a club member. >> so there. >> thank you. >> eric. thank you very much. thank you. how can i help you? >> i'm calling. i'm calling. >> on. >> general motors today. i'm a longtime shareholder. i love the company. i love the products. i know about the tariffs. and i love the share buyback. what do i do with this stock right now? >> you own the stock. and mary barra is better than the four times earnings p e that you're getting there. i think that's reflecting every bit of the bad and not a lot of the good. keep in mind ford disappointed again tonight that could move gm stock down i would be a buyer. nicholas in california. >> nicholas what's. >> up jim. this is nicholas. live from east palo alto, california. first off, i want to say thank you for initiating the buy in goldman sachs. and my question today is about crowdstrike. i recently trimmed half my position in palo alto networks, been in it for a couple of years, and used that profit to get into crowdstrike. but i'm wondering, b

. >>> and now a final salute to one of the last of the tuskegee airmen eric harry stewart jr.ilots when he was 18 after pearl harbor he earned the distinguished flying cross for downing three german planes during a dogfight in 1945. he was also 1 of 4 tuscany airmen to when the competition in 1949. i was so honored to speak with them a couple years ago for my fox nation special which is still available fact the final journey of the greatest generation. >> what do you member about pearl harbor? >> i was coming home from sunday school. i noticed many of the neighbors standing in the street and in groups. i heard a gentleman say the war will be over in two weeks and another one said -- it was not only my calling but it was my duty eric it was my duty to serve my country. >> martha: a special man and he died peacefully in his home in bloomfield hills in michigan sunday. he was 100 years old. he was busy enjoying flying to realize that he was making history. we are so grateful for colonel stewart and his service that is the story for this thursday i'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪

we know eric shanks, we talked to him, he interview up going to boys and girls clubs.ovided meals and mentorship for him growing up in safe place he says. now he is the ceo and givings back that much money fox is. he allowed this to happen that's awesome. >> brian: he started like jay wallace at the v.a. he worked his way up. and when david hill moved over, eric shanks was the guy. he manages to be -- he is like a coach. he brings that family atmosphere together. and that's why those guys are so close. the biggest misnomer in sports is that it rob gronkowski is a crazy guy that doesn't think. is he a smart guy that works. he puts the time in for those shows. and he does not mind -- like when you watch the tom brady roast. people acted like he is dumb. he doesn't mind anyone that knows him he is actually an act. he's a very smart guy. >> lawrence: i'm so happy for those kids. >> ainsley: me too. brian? >> brian: federal workers facing a deadline to take a buyout. diving into how president trump and doge are working to shrink the size of the federal government. >> ainsle

especially so many role models who served there eric shanks, somebody that played a huge role in hisyears. so it's great to achieve something. be able to give back and that's mark sanchez right in the middle. >> carley: that's fantastic. brian, well said. absolutely. >> brian: we will see you shortly. meanwhile awaiting remarks from president trump live at the national prayer breakfast and we're going to hear from his newly appointed u.s. border patrol chief michael banks in his first official interview. ♪ out in the back woods south in down in the holler ♪ out in the back woods ♪ working hard for a dollar ♪ in the back woods ♪ get it done right ♪ work hard, play hard hold my baby tight ♪ laude have mercy it's a real hard life in the back woods ♪ ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management 7 million us businesses rely on tiktok to compete. within a week of posting, i had over $25,000 in sales. i don't have a million dollars to put towards marketing and branding. tiktok

but, used to be notice to eric mena now its notice to eric mission lasted menstruation change the nameecause the gender ideology concerns. that system went down last night. the backup system is now up and running as we tried to get the primary system online. it's an old antiquated system it has to be upgraded. that is and that works it has been in the works for years. we have to rush the new system online. again second time in two years it's gone up. >> i'm glad you mentioned the crews that are working around the clock for living in this area i drive by that site every morning and every evening for these people are working around-the-clock dedicated to doing everythdoingeverything tht especially offer some amount of closure or help to these families of the victims there so hats off to them absolutely. i wouldn't talk about the situation was staffing what's been report about what's going on an air traffic control tower here in washington on wednesday night. "new york times" says the staffing it reagan national airport was not normal for the time of day and volume of traffic that's accor

new york city mayor eric adams will be one of several sanctuary city mayors set to testify before then texas congressman troy nehls. your reaction to not just the new numbers but also the move by pam bondi against sanctuary cities. >> cheryl, thank you for having me. just been released, texas is the fastest growing state in the union so congratulations to my home state, the great state of texas. you know, we have over 30 million people that call the great state of texas home and i think governor abbott, i listened to some of his interview with the president, has done a great job securing our southern border because obviously the biden administration didn't want to do it. they didn't do it. and so hats off to the state of texas and governor biden. i think pam bondi as relates to the executive order and the sanctuary cities, i think the mayors whether adams or other mayors across the country in the liberal cities that have the sanctuary city policies, they're going to have to change direction. they will. because their voters are rejecting their policies. the voters rejected their polici

from a republican perspective, we are joined by missouri senator eric schmitt who sits on the judiciaryk you for being with us. you heard senate democrats make the case the fbi director kash patel nominee is unqualified. they say he is a partisan political actor, or worse, a conspiracy theorist who would turn the fbi into a tool of donald trump's retribution. what about his background, past work, past public comments suggests democrats are wrong? >> he was a prosecutor, public defender, chief of staff of the department of defense, he's held high-level government positions. interestingly, he was a victim himself. the fbi is ripe for reform. it has been weaponized in ways we have never seen before with the biden administration and christopher wray. the fbi went after catholics, parents who show up to school board meetings, the hunter biden laptop story. i think that is why you have seen approval ratings plummet for the fbi because of the political nature of their leadership. a lot of great men and women work for the fbi. but i think kash patel will come in with the experience and reform a

get into all of this not just with homeland security secretary kristi noem, but also with senators eric schmidt and mark kelly of arizona. kyra. always a great show, kristen. you get so much information. we are so looking forward to that interview with kristi noem today. thanks, kristen, as always for that preview, and we hope you join kristen for this morning's meet the press. as mentioned, she will have that exclusive interview with the new homeland security secretary, kristi noem, as well as missouri republican senator eric schmidt and arizona democratic senator mark kelly. if you just stick right here with us for today in the bay, meet the press is on at 8 a.m, right after our newscast, and we will look into the newly reignited battle over issuing h-1b visas, that nonimmigrant visa that allows u.s. employers to temporarily hire foreign workers in specialty occupations like tech. that's coming up in about 30 minutes from now w with nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston. local activists upset over the recent immigration and customs enforcement raids, rallied and marched yesterd

eric in massachusetts, independent. guest: -- caller: thank you. what i want to ask about is the cost of college. i think one of the biggest problems in the carter administration was the department of education a cabinet level. and as a result it came into effect. but that happened during the time a lot of people going to colleges were men. i agree with the equality. but that does increase the cost for college exponentially over the years. and that's that people ask me why college is so expensive, i point to hillsdale college that had to go all the way to the supreme court to maintain their independence. and once they did, once they were successful, and they don't use any federal lines it cap costs reasonable. host: let's talk about that connection. once the education department became a cabinet level position he says that is what raised college cost because of the federal loan system. guest: i think there are certainly some folks who would argue that and i think there is some credible research to suggest that. i would be interested in seeing wheth

he says it has been tough, but eric helps keep him positive. he spent 9 years on the streets himself before finding a home 2 years ago. a lot of people just look out to say. >> they were nothing like is the bottom of the barrel? >> the don't have feelings. we all what they're going to be a river. >> and that's i keep from getting to. this is the 14th free unhoused health fair hosted by state senator dave cortese which he has been doing since he was the santa clara county supervisor. visitors offered free dental vision, health hiv screenings, close access to mental health services and food. someone. >> extreme therapy like grief counseling because they've lost someone on the street or and extended family member. other sir, getting clinic is that at some are getting clinic work for getting haircuts showers by offering this one-stop shop for the unhoused community to try and feel whole senator cortez, he says this. >> a good start ask for help as i use that have the and acts asked for help and is accepting it from his friends, nonprofits and commu

eric in wisconsin, independent, good morning. caller: i'm calling in on a few comments that i've heard. one was on the health care system that we pay, as far as the high income countries, we pay the most for our health care yet it is underperforming. why aren't we looking at that? in my opinion it is because it all deals with profits. i am also concerned about the extreme takeover of our current president. we have three branches of government, and it seems to be a huge violation of what's going on. especially when we have someone not elected that has large amounts of data, personal information, of our citizens. in closing, i am concerned about the fbi and cia loss of jobs. we need those agencies to protect america, both foreign and domestic. it just seems that things are getting way too personal and we are missing the boat on a few things. host: eric in wisconsin in terms of elon musk, who you bring up in his doge department of government efficiency. organizations that have been the focus of doge. congressman smith on x poa polit

prosecutors say eric ragle 100 ipads, gopro's other electronics with district funds and then resold them for his own profit. regular work is the district's after school program coordinator. they claim the electronics will be for the kids to use. prosecutors say the scheme costa district upward of 3 million dollars if convicted rail could face decades in prison and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines. 11 this morning, the san mateo county sheriff's office union are now endorsing an initiative to remove battled sheriff christina corpus from her position. so the unions are expected to make that endorsement official this morning. the initiative gives the san mateo county board of supervisors the power to remove her as share. corpus is accused of abusing her power, creating a toxic work environment and retaliated against those who exposed or misconduct. she's refused to step down. despite official calls for resignation. still have a problem. morning news employee layoffs are coming. >> 2 bay area tech companies. changed. company has play. plus, we're going continue our weather coverage.

prosecutors say eric rego bought hundreds of ipads, gopros and other electronics with district funds, but then resold them for his own profit. rego worked as the district's after school program coordinator and he claimed the electronics would be for student use. prosecutors say the scheme cost the district upwards of 3 million dollars if convicted rego could face decades in prison and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines. we're going take a break here at 609, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news educators across the country are asking for better pay and resources. we're going hear from teachers here in the bay area. >> a plus surveillance video released from a chaotic shooting. the badly injured. a san francisco business owner will have the new details we're learning this morning. and employee layoffs are coming for 2 bay area. tech companies will talk about the changes. each company has plan. i needed break from the rain today before we see a return of it into tomorrow, which i'll get to your forecast. >> and keeping a close eye on >> and keeping a close eye on your morni

he was moved, eric likewise because you no say it's a miracle, you could say something. that saved me. [cheers and applause] thank you. but even in the -- thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you very much. that's very nice. even in the darkest moments hope is never lost and two weeks ago i went to a small town in north carolina. what a great place north carolina is. we love north carolina. we won that thing three times we won the primaries, elections, we won it and my daughter-in-law, lara, so incredible. she comes from north carolina. she did such a great job. they love her in the state. we have had great luck there and i reciprocate. and it had been virtually destroyed, the whole state, this hurricane helene, a heavy water hurricane. water like nobody has ever seen. lakes were built in areas that were always dry. people lost everything they owned, numerous people, many people dead. fema under biden was a disaster. they were almost not even -- they essentially weren't even there. they had been abandoned by their government and seeing their frien

former google ceo eric schmidt calls it a real threat, but like most technologies, it's both good andthe good side. seniors, the painfully shy, maybe people feeling lonely and just needs someone to listen can text or even call a virtual person. well, this sunday morning on our program here, i'm going to talk to one of the top makers of ai companions. and the reason i want you to draw your attention to this is we will have a very frank conversation about the dangers of these types of things. it's not every day you get a ceo to talk about that, right? it's a hard soundbite to clip out of an interview. so here's alex cardinal talking about one of the positives. there was one user i talked to just a couple of weeks ago who said that they left the house for the first time in three months at the encouragement of their ai companion, and that their ai companion being in their pocket, that if they were feeling nervous, they could talk to them, get support from them, really help them take that first step. it's an important conversation for everyone, including parents. you can see it on press he

antonio gates, jarred allen, eric allen, and sterling sharpe were voted into the pro-football hall ofsmallest induction class in 20 years. >>> and football fans are flocking to the big easy for the biggest sports event of the year, super bowl lix. and although a lot of those fans don't actually have tickets to the game, they're finding plenty to do in one of america's most iconic cities. danya bacchus joins us from new orleans. danya, good morning. what's the mood like there right now? >> reporter: good morning, michael. you know if you've been to new orleans, it is one big party. this is the 11th time the city has hosted the super bowl, so the officials here and residents know a thing or two about hosting the 100,000 guests that are expected to come for the big game. from music to food, there is something for everyone. for most visitors new orleans means mardi gras and bourbon street. this week the whole city is putting its best foot forward for super bowl fans. >> i love this city, and it always -- there's always new things that surprise me. >> reporter: wayne coito lives in hawaii.

so eric, eric also is one of our staff who worked with us, who passed away, and tim was a mentor of minethese are all filipino cats that we're talking about, the south of market. we're in here has over 120 year history of filipinos. so as you can see, right, it's filipino too, right there by heart. it's black, filipino, black filipino. you know it's filipino. we was black before we came right. but but but everybody they mentioned is actually been a part of the fabric with the love. tim was love, eric was love. and that's all they did was give out love. and look what we got here now. love, love. all right brother, when did you get involved with. i was at bell back in. oh four, and rudy wanted me to be a part of up. but unfortunately, due to, like, the gang culture i was a part of, i couldn't. because basically the people that i really didn't get along with was already in u.p. so it was kind of like i couldn't be a part of up even though i wanted to. but due to stuff that transpired, i was just like, i can't do it, i can't do it. you know? and then how did i end up getting the job here? sh

let's see what else is on. >> eric, turn the channel. >> and we'll talk some eggs.s not. by the way, this is now the target of thievery in pennsylvania. >> people are stealing eggs. >> stealing 100,000 eggs were stolen from pete and jerry's distribution trailer. the larger story here. and i've joked but not joked about this with steve liesman is how much of an issue are the high price of eggs and a lot of food for the federal reserve right now. the needs versus wants inflation difference is crazy. right now. cal-maine is an egg producer. now its shares are up 90% in a year because higher prices obviously are going to flow through to even some of the grocers have benefited from this. everyone can take a little bit of margin during inflation. waffle house is now adding an egg surcharge. when it gets to that point. friends, i'm telling you, the federal reserve has a messaging problem it needs. inflation is very high in this country. >> to the fed. >> now we talk about health insurance and eggs. all of these things okay. the price of imported apparel may be down. that's

polling second, it is affecting you couldn't say that it has collapsed, but it is joining me live is eric. the german parliament narrowly rejected legislation to tighten with the afd — what would that have meant? of all, you for having me. let's not forget that friedrich merz already on the back one for back on wednesday — so vote back on wednesday — so that $27 what set off that was really what set off this firestorm germany this firestorm in germany and abroad —— afd. it was iven given what happened surprising given what happened that he surprising given what happened this that he a, surprising given what happened this vote, that he a, surprising given what happened this vote, butt he a, surprising given what happened this vote, but itie ,, surprising given what happened this vote, but it shows lost this vote, but it shows some of the members of his own congress, they are having thoughts about this second thoughts about this strategy he's taking. it’s strategy he's taking. $5— you strategy he's taking. ’.’ . you mention people his own caucus having from his own caucus having second thou

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eric sent home was one of the id, chase creatives in the team. what through the scientific data synthesizing it into an easily understandable roadmap for josh, how sometimes has in the room 90 days is basically 5 categories of $23.00 scales. and these are the things that a tough think or is i'm researchers and experts in the world. i agree on are the skills needed to create the better future? if we don't talk about these shifts that need to happen in the structure, culture and individuals, we have no chance of reaching sustainability. the way that we're solving problems is the problem. and that means that we need to change if we want to see a better future. right. and the desire to change is growing. 1500 people here in the past and 10000 online academics, educators, activists and office and attendance. big businesses, including homework jobs, i can also impose if i look at i p, i think last so many call us and we want us to be here at positive steps in terms of how we work without doing good at even the united nations is involved working with th

so i don't expect anything new, but i do commend independent investigators like eric anderson, the swedish engineer who led the 1st independent expedition to the site to the north stream blast a set drones to the pipelines, to actually investigate and has done a whole lot more than the state investigators in germany and sweden and elsewhere who have basically buried the entire investigation. i mean, that's really a red flag right there, that this investigation is the and their investigations have been closed with no findings and away from the vassal space there. um, do you also expect uh the cash implication of the file to you by a well fed documents? now the ca, admission is come through. clearly cove is a very important part of the drum psyche. and how shocked where you, when you, when you heard the truth finally being uh, coming from langley that, uh, they were searching by welfare weapons. what does it say about the chinese communist by the allowing americans to research and pyre of weapons? in any case on that, on their soil, if it is the sea ice, did not issue a a conclusion. it's, i