ruth ferguson has always been drawn to politics. she started volunteering in city government as a young teen, but by her mid-twenties, she says, working in the political arena nearly destroyed her molaa. there was a point where i thought my life was over, and i felt like all that i was and had worked towar, and the whole like core of who i was was just like, decimated. it was your life. it was my life. ferguson was working as a staffer for a california state lawmaker, where she says she experienced sexual harassment by one of her male supervisors, including regular requests for her to rate other female staff and lawmakers on their looks. to me, it felt very blatant. your boss would actually ask you to rank your colleagues on their physical attractiveness. yeah, and he would too. she's an 11. he wrote in one text message, and on a different day, he mentioned another female colleague asking, what is she wearing? according to messages ferguson provided to us, about 40% of women across america say they've experienced some type of sexual

ferguson has always been drawn to politics.ed volunteering in city government as a young teen, but by her mid-twenties, she says, working in the political arena nearly destroyed her. i'll say there was a point where i thought my life was over, and i felt like all that i was and had worked toward, and the whole like core of who i was was just like, decimated. it was your life. it was my life. ferguson was working as a staffer for a california state lawmaker, where she says she experienced sexual harassment by one of her male supervisors, including regular requests for her to rate other female staff and lawmakers on their looks. to me, it felt very blatant. your boss would actually ask you to rank your colleagues on their physical attractiveness. yeah, and he would too. she's an 11. he wrote in one text message, and on a different day, he mentioned another female colleague asking, what is she wearing? according to messages ferguson provided to us, about 40% of women across america say they've experienced some type of sexual haras

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my time in ferguson opened up my eyes to the need in ferguson and across the state and country for practicalriminal justice reform. and, as a former professor, teaching our young people and recognizing that a lot of folks, they want a lot of young people are looking for opportunities, and we want to make sure -- make certain that we grow these -- this economy hopefully in my district that also has a former judge. you know, i saw folks at their lowest in many cases. and what i have seen consistently is whether someone agrees or disagrees, what is more important is to be treated fairly. i bring all of those experiences to my role in the house of representatives and it is an honor and pleasure to serve. and i am looking forward to it. >> how would you describe yourself politically? rep. bell: a common sense public servant, laser focus on getting things done for my constituents. and if that means i'm going to work with anyone that has the interest of the saint -- of the st. louis region and this country in mind. and so, i look forward to working with my fellow democrats and when possible, we wil

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latoya ferguson: i mean anywhere can be a workplace. neil: morning! man: morning. neil: you do realize i'm lost, right? tommy: oh, yes... uh, this way sir. bill lawrence: it can be an american coach being dropped into a british premiere league football team. ted: look at isaac. he looks like a rodin sculpture in cleats. coach beard: boots. they call cleats boots. ted: i thought you said that the trunk of a car was a boot? coach beard: also a boot. tina fey: the workplace is endlessly fertile. yeah. ted danson: reflecting society, reflecting all of our faults and yet being able to laugh at ourselves. latoya: whether it's 30 rock doing a tv show or on a moon base. general: do not take off your seatbelt. pella: i forgot to feed my bird! general: omg, i'll feed your bird. randal park: these workplace comedies, they hit us in a very deep place. angela: next stop, the moon! [cheering] fleabag: i'm not obsessed with sex. i just can't stop thinking about it. dan levy: sexuality has come a long way in sitcom history. larry: can you donate a penis to a person who's transitio

edward, what did ferguson tell you about big tech? he doesn't want to replace big government with big corporations that controller and he'll reign back in his agency from holding back poising while keeping big tech accountable. >> i'm part of this organic conservative movement that started under president trump saying, you know what, big bureaucracy and onerous government is terrible for human fleurishing but not any better replacing big government with giant businesses and antitrust is how we make sure that giant monopolies don't grow and our economy is thrive. >> one of the big monopolies coming to mind is apple. the app store. went before the supreme court and are they still under the microscope with what heir doing? >> so i think so. i think all of big tech sunned the microscope and can speak for the federal trade commission. we've got, you know, cases involving amazon and meta and i care deeply about the cases and they're very important and continue to implementing them and prosecuting them and holding big tech's feet to the fire

sally struthers: friends jesse tyler ferguson: friends.ason alexander: i really appreciated friends. lisa kudrow: one of the top all-time sitcoms, seinfeld. yeah. monica: nooooooo! jerry: are we finished? kramer: done. dan levy: at the core of every sitcom, you do have a family, whether it is a blood family or a found family ... as in the case of friends or seinfeld. patrick gomez: as new generations emerge from baby boomers to gen x to millennials to gen z, we see those changes reflected in the friends sitcom. daniel fienberg: you look back at the rise of the 'friends' sitcom, it happens as we hit the 70s at a moment at which divorce rates in the country were also rising. walter cronkite: we seem to be going downhill in life's most important venture, marriage. felix: do you compare everybody to your ex-wife? oscar: sure i do, and compared to blanche everybody looks good. willie aames: the odd couple was one of the first shows that began to explore the breakup of the family on television. vo: can two divorced men share an apartment, withou

wallace had my center, and charles ferguson smith had the river side. so line and circle before about 100 acres in the fort. and i said, don't bring on an engagement. so maclaurin had said, this main is battery. i believe it was firing on him so that it irritated. so he sent a force out to to silence the battery. well, it was a tantamount to taking a short pole and hitting a hornet's nest because it was in the center of the confederate line or close to it. and he very nearly got us sucked into a fight it at that time we might not have been able to win. and that was my first experience with the corn and not following orders. well was hoping that on the 14th that flag officer foote was going to sail up to those batteries and do the thing to fort donelson that he did to fort henry. but that was not the case. the gunners they'd even brought. i understand in gunners, other locations who were expert artillery, they cited in the river, the cumberland river, which is not very wide, it's a lot like a boat 10 pounds, alley right there in front of the forward. and

still a very young player but in terms of raw talent, his technical skill brighton striker evan ferguson gone on loan to west ham the 20—year—old will be reunited with his former three years ago. you can keep across all of those transfers on the bbc website. west ham were playing on monday at stamford bridge and lost, back into the top four. in the last 20 minutes was turned into the net but pedro neto levelled before the own—goal gave west ham remain in 15th, chelsea push manchester city behind leaders liverpool. it is not easy. their argentinian forward taty castellanos with the second half winner that sees them move 2 points clear australia's all—time leading goal scorer has pleaded not sam kerr is australia's all—time leading goal scorer on the 30th of january 2023. to escape and raise the alarm. the taxi, they saw broken glass on the road, they saw sam kerr whole case centres on what happened inside of his skin. "they might cloud perception." has begun in madrid. he's accused of sexual assault and coercion after he kissed celebrations in 2023. he denies any wrongdoing. the first wit

brighton striker evan ferguson has gone on loan to west ham three years ago. on the bbc website. west ham were playing on monday at stamford bridge and lost, back into the top four. but pedro neto levelled before the own—goal gave chelsea the win. it is not easy. their argentinian forward taty castellanos with of fifth placed juventus, 12 behind leaders napoli. cagliari are a point above the relegation zone charged with causing racially aggravated harassment australia's all—time leading goal scorer has pleaded not since 2019, including four women's super league titles. she arrived at kingston crown court this morning for the start of the trial. and her brother and she is standing trial on a charge on the 30th of january 2023. the incident arose because of a dispute between sam kerr who was taking them home from a outing. he claims one of them had been sick in his taxi to twickenham police station. sam kerr has told police that she thought she and her fiance were being kidnapped and that they broke the window to escape and raise the alarm. the taxi, they saw broken glass on the ro

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in. >> reporter: yeah, the ftc chairman, andrew ferguson.want to replace big government is with big corporations, however, he's going to rein in the ftc while till holding america's largest corporations including tech accountable. >> e am part of this organic conservative movement that started under president trump that say, you know what a in big bureaucracies, big, onerous government regulations, that's terrible for human flourishing. but it isn't any better if we replace big government with giant no if knop listic businesses. and antitrust is how we make sure that giant monopolies don't grow and our economy can thrive. >> reporter: one of the big monopolies that comes to mind is apple, the app store. before the supreme court. are they till going to be under the microscope with what what they're doing. >> so i think so. i think all of big tech going to remain under the microscope. i can at least speak for the federal trade commission. we've got cases involving amazon and meta. i care deeply about these cases. they're very important. i inte

at the start of the book, i talk about ferguson, and the question of does he go to ferguson.imately, he does not. the question was there because there had never been a black president. there was the idea you would send a president into a race riot type of situation. with a black president, there was a notion he could offer a soothing message that would resolve the issue. but when it comes to obama, i think you have seen obama in various speeches, and this is part of the difference with jesse jackson and others, he has you've got to have compromise. you may be so resolute and so righteous in your indignation, but you have to deal with politics and people and even people who oppose you in devising some resolution to the problem. so obama was always reaching out, trying to get those young people not only to work with him , at times to come to washington and come to the white house. it was extraordinary. but what is so interesting to me is you can see it persist among young people who say politics is just not for them or they do not trust it. you are on with juan williams. caller

you see this with his appointment of andrew ferguson to chair the federal trade commission and seeingt with president trump's pick of gail slater to lead the ant thy trust division. these big tech crush competition and shutter small businesses and cancel conservatives and others with whom they disagree. i will tell you the tip of the sphere has been senator smith from missouri. i am pleased to talk to him today about these issues. and i want to start this off to get your thoughts on ant thy trust and big tech and what you think needs to happen. >> great to be back at c pac. what i great crowd. and this feels a lot different now that we won in november than a couple of years ago. there is a new sheriff in town. i think that for most people, people in this room that are conservative, over the last four years in particular what happens when you have these massive concentrations of power and you see it collide with the fundamental belief that when we're born, we are born with certain rights and those rights come from god. and the first one that is mentioned in our constitution, our bill o

he had heard that there was going to be this ryan ferguson case on "dateline."ng (voiceover): that "dateline" program, from august 2011, told the story of ryan ferguson, a young man sitting in prison for a murder he said he didn't commit. attorney kathleen zellner was determined to get him out. nothing's as riveting as this. when the trial's been lost, everything's been lost, and you've got something and they're as innocent, it's like the ultimate challenge i think. sandy greenman: i said, that's the woman that's going to get steven out of prison. andrea canning (voiceover): zellner specializes in wrongful conviction cases and says she has freed many defendants, including ryan ferguson. sandy contacted her, and she joined the case not long after "making a murderer" came out. we caught up with zellner at the waupun correctional institution when she paid a visit to avery in early 2016. andrea canning: million dollar question, do you think you have new evidence that could free steven avery? we do, yeah. andrea canning (voiceover): zellner invited "dateline" into th

brighton striker evan ferguson has gone on loan manager graham potter, who gave his brighton debut three you can keep across all of those transfers on the bbc his cross in the last 20 bissaka. but pedro neto levelled before the own—goal gave chelsea the win. out of the top four but they are still 13 points behind leaders liverpool. tough game, especially mentally because when team comes because when the team comes here they sit back with a here and they sit back with a line of players, it is not 53" to be mentally easy. you need to be mentally strong, you need to be lazio have moved back into the top 4 in italy's serie a. they won 2—1 at cagliari. with the second half winner that sees them move 2 points cagliari are a point above the relegation zone to a police officer. evidence on tuesday. sam kerr is australia's leading scorer all—time leading goal scorer the captain, she also chelsea win helped chelsea win trophies since 2019 including four women titles. she super league titles. she arrived at kingston crown court this morning for the start of strial. " ;77trial.sher ' i j ' ' ' 7 ;77

mary lago is with ferguson wellman and joins me here at post nine.od to see you. >> great to be here. >> how you feel about these markets. what are you telling your your ultra high net worth clients? you're trying to, you know, preserve their capital, but everybody wants a good return on it to. >> preserve and. grow in. >> the us has done a great. >> job of that. >> we think the us economy is in really solid shape, and if we look forward, we expect those key economic indicators to move in a fairly tight range over the next 12 months. and that's a really supportive economic environment for domestic earnings growth as well as returns. and the market has shown so far this year, it's rewarding. >> what about what i mentioned earlier to some of our guests these these calls that the best opportunity is now outside the us that we came into this year thinking us exceptionalism for obvious reasons. but now there may be better less volatile opportunities elsewhere. >> we follow the earnings. so fundamentally ferguson wellman pays a lot of attention to the earn

ben ferguson is with us. so what is your response to this? the new a.g.di is ready to take these on. >> your policies say you are. colorado governor says we're in compliance and work with you. i hope he means it. trust by verify. what pam bondi and tom homan are doing we're looking at what is in the statute. if you are a city within colorado not saying what the governor is saying, for example, we'll challenge you in court and may the best man win. we believe the law is on our side and we'll win. you look at the governor in illinois. i don't know if he is setting himself up to run for president one way sitting there going everything i can do to stand against trump is what i can do. he is putting his citizens at risk. illegal crime is out of control all over the state and chicago. it may be a political move. look at the american people. there is a mandate from republicans and independents and even some democrats now saying we want safer cities. so he should look at that before he decides to go to war with donald trump. clearly the country is saying we want

joining us to discuss is george ferguson.d here over the long weekend? george: it looks and canada when the airplane was trying to land and probably the pilot was going a little fast. i am in an accident specialist but it looks like they bounced the airplane hard and post the bounce the wind probably got under the wing and flipped it over. thankfully, everyone is ok. i would still point out that airline safety is still better than what you get on highways and such, so there are problems this year so far. lisa: this is what everyone has always argued, it is safer than crossing the street but statistically you have a greater chance of getting hit by a car. doesn't concern you and people in the airline industry that we have an increasing tally of headlines talking about accidents including the worst and most fatal accident since 2009 in the united states? george: lisa, i'm smiling because you got me. i wanted to make at least the safety comment but it does. i think the issue here is there has been a big turnover in aviation empl

and finally, sir alex ferguson led the tributes to denis law as the football community paid their finalespects, saying he was one of the greatest players ever at man united. ferguson, the former manchester united manager, was in attendance alongside several other united greats including ruud van nistelrooy and paul scholes. hundreds of fans and members of the public also paid their respects, lining the streets as the hearse drove past, and old trafford projected a tribute to the late footballer. law remains the only scottish player to have ever won the ballon d'or, and no man has scored more goals for the national team. he died last month at the age of 84. and those are the latest gb news headunes those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more news from me in an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back to farage with me christopher hope. now, the government's flagship immigration legislation has cleared its first commons hurdle as the tories branded the proposals the b

there are gunshots that were sprayed behind in ferguson. i had been assaulted by a police officer at a trump rally and so i sort of stayed away. that was my initial instinct. and then one saturday i started getting money from venmo, from white people, who i had known but i didn't know particularly well who essentially said, i'm really sorry this happened. go get yourself a cup of coffee. as if that were going to be able to solve racism america or alleviate my great fear and and that's when i of understood that we had this really unique opportunity in this country to have a conversation session about the impact of structural racism that had never seen before in my lifetime. and so i started looking into that. and as i kept on reading about george floyd, who by the end of the year would be the third most spoken name on the internet behind donald trump and joseph biden. i realized, even though i was reading about him, i knew nothing about him. i knew some factoid, but i had no idea about what his. so i had no idea his motivations and i had no

no one knows that better than joe ferguson, a soldier in the kansas army national guard and a seniortudying sustainable agriculture. after he graduates, he will return to kensington kansas, the fourth generation in his family to work their wheat, corn, and hay fields. even though he's only 23, he's already thinking about succession plans for his farm. what would he leave for that next generation? would there be anything left for that next generation? his generation of family farmers are depending on your generation of state leaders to secure that water supply. farmers like joe are the backbone of our state. the tradition of family farming is core to who we are. we owe it to joe and other young farmers across the state and those who come after to act now before it is too late. joe, will you please stand and be recognized? [applause] i am so grateful to those of you in the legislature and beyond who have been working with me to change decades of inaction on our water supply. the kansas water authority has gone all over the state listening to farmers, crop insurers, lot owners, and bake

at the start of the book, i talk about ferguson, and the question of does he go to ferguson.y, he does not. the question was there because there had never been a black president. there was the idea you would send a president into a race riot type of situation. with a black president, there was a notion he could offer a soothing message that would resolve the issue. but when it comes to obama, i think you have seen obama in various speeches, and this is part of the difference with jesse jackson and others, he has you've got to have compromise. you may be so resolute and so righteous in your indignation, but you have to deal with politics and people and even people who oppose you in devising some resolution to the problem. so obama was always reaching out, trying to get those young people not only to work with him , at times to come to washington and come to the white house. it was extraordinary. but what is so interesting to me is you can see it persist among young people who say politics is just not for them or they do not trust it. you are on with juan williams. caller: he m

governor more and both leaders of the general assembly speaker adrienne jones and president jill ferguson signed this legislation into. this historic legislation ensures that harriet tubman's extraordinary bravery, her profound sacrifices and her impact on our nation are currently woven into the fabric of our military history, where it rightly belongs. how to harriet tubman's legacy. represents the mission and goals of so groups today that are still fighting for freedom. still fighting for equality, and still fighting for justice. her willingness to face unimaginable dangers, order to liberate others is a powerful reminder of what it means to confront our, resist injustice. it is my pleasure to introduce the 63rd governor of the single year on the before. she. good morning, everybody. good morning. i know i saw excited to be here today and not a great day for the state of today. today is a great for the entire united states of america. i also do want to start by out all our veterans, obviously. is an important and powerful day. and if you think about the meaning of veterans day it was a t

my first foray into public service was as a city councilman elected in 2015 in a place called ferguson. in 2018, i was the first african-american elected to serve as st. louis county prosecuting attorney, working with community partners to create the first of its kind diversion advisory committee and connecting nonviolent offenders to substance abuse, opioid, and mental health treatment to address underlying root causes. we also created the first conviction incident review unit in st. louis county, investigating credible claims of wrongful conviction and police misconduct. and here i stand, elected to this great house, at a time when the current administration has actively intended to make diversity into scarlett letters. attempting to rebrand the three letters, d.e.i., into a four letter curse word. as we celebrate the lunar new year, we will not forget the contributions of our aanhpi brothers and sisters and atomic science, medicine, and engineering to name a few. we will not forget the contributions of our hispanic and latino in science music, medicine, and biochemistry to name a fe

he's expected to sign for spurs. striker evan ferguson has joined west ham on loan for the rest of thehat stockport's macauley statham is on a stretch for a big injury for him stockport county's macauley hales suffered a career he let us into his full nine month recovery what the road to recovery is like for a player at the top everything was going on, so i just woke up and just burst was struggling with it, even to the point where i've without looking past it. will i get enough money? where will i live? was determined to recover from his once in every weeks of steady testing hard work saw him make that welcome return back to the pitch. he wanted to show the world what footballers that complete his road to recovery. oh my god. they have agreed a deal with lucknow super giants. it's going to cost them just shy of £60 in monday's virtual auction. it's believed that fellow ipl sides kolkata knight riders of course, you've got the bbc sport website all for now. majority of the uk. like here in northern ireland, with rain not far away, just on the horizon. and western england, with some fai

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plessy versus ferguson. what was that all about?y separate but equal is a what many blacks are not equal. should we be abiding by that decision ladies and gentlemen? it took more than half a century for brown versus board of education to reverse that per the court to reverse itself was that okay? no it wasn't okay. how about that decision during world war ii the big fdr courts. the progressive courts. when they rounded up 120,000 japanese americans and americans of japanese descent and sent them to concentration camps and stole their property was that a court decision? yes was that a good one? i don't think so. you mean the courts can be wrong? yes, they can be wrong. yes. flesh and blood these judges. if you have radical judges appointed by biden and clinton and obama, or trump hating judges some of them republicans. some in seattle or washington d.c. they can be driven by doctrines, by ideology by politics they are not supposed to be driven by. so far they found the cdc had to add the language back to its website. what is the judg

opposition to desegregation after brawn versus board of education with the supreme court corrected its ferguson brown versus board of education no separate but wasn't qawl we were wrong about that. so the court ruled in favor of desegregation or prefer de integration so they ruled again. he came to a head in arkansas governor orville who was a segregationist he called up the national guard to block black students you may have heard of that. president eisenhower said you don't get to nullify number one what happened after the civil war and number two the constitution number three a supreme court decision. so he sent active duty military down to little rock nationalized the national guard, and they walked those nine black students into that high school and protected them. that's what eisenhower did with the old democrat party. so this issue of states sovereignty and federal authority it's not always clear. there are debates. there's litigation and that's okay. but what is clear? is that the issue of nullification of sanctuary cities and sanctuary states is utterly and completely unconstitutional.

and i'll turn it over to the moderator, mike ferguson, to start our discussion. thank you. thanks for svetlana. thanks, everyone for being here. this is obviously a timely issue that we're starting a new administra session with unified government. eight years ago, i think it was really in that this really got going with sierra's. i think we did about 17 of them during the trump last trump administration, reversing rules. and so hopefully the senate and the house are to hit the ground running to get rid of some of biden rules over the coming. so i guess to start with, go to amanda over here as to, you know, what is the congressional review act? what are the relevant rules? what kind of impact rules and what kind of impact can it have? >> it is so great to be back here, thank you to svetlana. ethic it is an important event to hold at this moment because i remember being in your shoes in 2017 in the cra was not a new statute but had been a sleepy statute for a long time and we all kind of learned it together. it was a little baffling at first and then we got it underway and 16

latoya ferguson: i mean anywhere can be a workplace. neil: morning! man: morning.right? tommy: oh, yes... uh, this way sir. bill lawrence: it can be an american coach being dropped into a british premiere league football team. ted: look at isaac. he looks like a rodin sculpture in cleats. coach beard: boots. they call cleats boots.

now, reuters is reporting that fcc chairman andrew ferguson called for an investigation into whether tech companies stifled right wing speech and whether advertisers work together to pull spending from certain sites like x. the agency opened a public comment window that will stay open until may 21st. >> 717. not too much of an issue getting around for the most part right now. >> gasia this commute is good. >> oh, good. >> it is good. i'd like to say that just because this. i think this is the best commute we've had so far in 2025 when i've been working anyway. i mean, you might even stand up and sing when you look at this. look at the bay bridge, it looks nice. and we have not had a backup this morning at all. you can see the traffic is moving along very nicely. 880 though we do have some slow traffic approaching downtown oakland. now there is a crash reported or something reported at high street. actually, it's not a crash. it's a car fire. so the fire department is there, and it looks like the this was just reported a little while ago. the fire department has just is just arriving

tell ferguson a washington state the bureau of indian affairs about the mission in washington state.the country to your point about listening to the people on the ground, they have been clamoring for those designations and these democratic party stalwarts keep ignoring them in favor of their social media dance clips. so it rings hollow the entire time. but you are rights that in these midterms coming up or all of those voters and those parents that were single-issue voters, we need to hammer home what changes have been made if any, what books are their children being subjected to. all the things, that is still rights, so it's incumbent upon the g.o.p. party to keep the lens where the democrat party failed and that's how we will retain power. >> kayleigh: let's keep it up democrats, more dancing, less reflecting. the blake lively versus justin baldoni the lawyers face offer the first time today and a courtroom. allison. [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. ♪ she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. ♪ otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque p

ben ferguson, conservative influencer c.j. eagles player in the house. it is going to get interesting. "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> i'm looking forward to johnson scoring a touchdown pass and barkley running 60 yards for a touchdown. >> the eagles will win hands down. >> fire up, eagles. turn it on. >> dana: football fans will flooding into new orleans. the city broke the record for the snowyest day in more than a century two weeks ago. fox weather is in new orleans and brandi has some good news. >> yes, good morning, very good news. weather will be looking great for the super bowl. we're in the heart of the city near jackson square. fans are starting to slowly fill the town. the band playing and people eating been -- this city was covered in snow just over two weeks ago. we had eight inches reported here at the airport. here we are super bowl weekend, temperatures hovering between the 70s and 80s. great weather for those coming into town. the one thing on our radar will be the fog. heavy fog this morning . for dri

ftc chairman andrew ferguson has called for an investigation into whether tech companies stifled rights work together to pull spending from certain sites, such as x. the agency has opened a public comment window that runs until may 21st. >> well, coming up, a scam warning in solano county, the group that's going door to door trying to enter people's homes. >> also, bay area school closures continuing. the district in sonoma county forced to cut some campuses as budget issues remain a big problem. >> and spring like weather across the bay area today. meteorologist roberto gonzalez will have your complete bay area with fatigue and light-headedness, i knew something was wrong. then i saw my doctor and found out i have afib, and that means there's about a 5 times greater risk of stroke. symptoms like irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, can come and go. but if you have afib, the risk of stroke is always there. if you have one or more symptoms, get checked out. making that appointment can help you get ahead of stroke risk. this is

but we also got other cases right, starting with richard jewell and uva and duke lacrosse and fergusonssouri, and freddie gray in baltimore and so many other instances, miranda and all their attacks against donald trump. you just spent a full day with donald trump. you were on air force one, you went to the white house. what was that like? >> it was fantastic. and look, just such a whirlwind. i joked to someone, he never invited. >> me on air force one. joe, did he ever invite you? they don't invite me. >> i got the trump plane when i was covering the campaign where they serve wendy's, which was nice, but no, i never got air force one. no. >> it's trump force one. yes. which is very luxurious as well. both fantastic planes. and look, he is so energetic and there's just so much going on with him. it's hard for everyone to keep up and he has got such a young staff around him. people like caroline leavitt, 27, the youngest press secretary in history. you just look at pete hegseth and jd vance. i mean, this is a very a new generation is in power in washington. elon musk, with all his 18 to

niall ferguson is on twitter. i follow him.s what? they have really interesting things to say. and he's using -- [laughter] that as opposed to the affirmation, aforementioned you know what poet. liz: thank you so much. charlie gasparino. >> back to you, liz. a. [laughter] liz: okay. closing bell just under 5 minutes away. the s&p tracking for its second straight records close. that would be the third record of 2025. right now up 12 points. let's see if it can hold in the next four minutes. s&p 500 companies overall having a sweet earnings season. 81% of companies having reported, guess what a? if 75% of them have beat earnings per share estimates. 63% have blown past revenue if estimates. and fourth quarter profits are up 14.7% compared to last year. the s&p though, for its part, up about a 4% or so is year to date. that's not bad, quarter to date, but there are european markets doing way better. so that makes this, perhaps, in the united states more of a stock picker's market, individual names. and our countdown closer is hunt

no political appointees but one, the political personnel involve these names -- erica knight, tom ferguson -- chair grassley: you have stated your question. would you answer? or don't you want to? mr. patel: we can move on. chair grassley: senator blackburn. sen. blackburn: thank, mr. chairman, and mr. patel, there is absolutely no doubt you have the experience and expertise to lead the fbi, and we welcome you here today. we are pleased that you are here. i've been listening to my colleagues across the dais and listening to their questions, and it has led me to one thing, why are the democrats so afraid of you? mr. patel: i don't know, senator, you will have to ask them. sen. blackburn: i will tell you what i think, listening to their questions and your responses, they know you are going to go in and you are going to clean up that political cabal that has been over there for years. you are going to reposition the fbi to its core mission. you stated that earlier in this hearing, and there will be no more political persecutions and no more two tiers of justice, and they have like having two