howard ashleman.hunch howard might know more than he was letting on, and suggested that fran, who had experience with these types of cases, talk to howard. so they met at this restaurant. what were your first impressions? oh, he was charming. he was very cordial, very polite. we wanted to understand what his last encounter with james was. andrea canning: once again, howard gave the same story he told the missing persons unit. but to fran, the way he answered her questions was a little strange. fran funderburg: sometimes he's very forthcoming. and other times, there's a long pause, as though he's thinking of his answer. so that did make us concerned about how truthful he was actually being. did you ever ask him, did you have anything to do with james's disappearance? absolutely. what did he say? no. andrea canning: so they wrapped up the meeting, which ended as warmly as it started. when he left, we embraced. and i said, hang in there. when the police come to you, cooperate. and they'll be done with yo

howard: right.rms of the politicization of this which also happens after every mass shooting or tragedy, what do you make of various commentators saying this is joe biden's fault because of the border despite the fact that both of these perpetrators who are now dead, las vegas as well as new orleans -- >> sure. howard: -- didn't cross the border because they were americans? american military people? >> yeah. there was no way around it, this was not illegal immigrants. this was home grown. the ideology with, you can say that's imported. isis, middle east, foreign terrorist group does have the power to inspire people to commit if acts of terror here in the country. and so that speaks to our foreign policy, what we are doing about this radical terrorist group. and i think many americans indicated in the last election that they were dissatisfied with the direction the of this country. the foreign policy of this country. has world gotten safer and more secure under four years of joe biden? i would argue,

howard: we can pick up that feed again. we temporarily lost -- >> -- curfew if violations with additional charges including carrying a concealed firearm and narcotics-related charges. i just gave you stat stats about things our deputies are dealing with on the street. i want to put out a caution to people. if you are thinking about scamming using this incident to take advantage of residents that have already been victimized from a white collar perspective, i have been in close communication, we had a press conference yesterday with chief mcdonnell and i, the state attorney general. we've been in constant communication with district attorney nathan hockman. i also received a call a day ago from the u.s. attorney here. they are all earring to prosecute -- eager to prosecute anybody who is taking advantage of our residents during this very difficult time whether it is a burglary or it is some kind of white collar crime and a scam or anything that you may be thinking about doing. the next issue which is a little more difficult

as we end, howard, do you have say one book you would recommend folks try? >> since i talked about the russian immigrant authors i would say a bear, a backpack and eight crates of vodka which is a memoir. >> wonderful. one book? >> i would like to recommend jewish noir, a wonderful christmas or hanukkah present. >> wonderful. please enjoy the rest of your day and of course get a book and read and talk about it. thank you so much for being with us here on mosaic. ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. strike from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition

i don't know what howard wants to talk about. a knock at the door. who is it? it's howard. okay.. i said "howard, what's wrong?" "oh, everything is [bleep]. that's what's wrong. my wife is not well. i'm closing chapters in my life now, but i'm here for you. i'll do the best i can." he starts... [laughter] he's wailing. [mimicking crying] and he falls into my arms and howard was 6'3" and i'm not. and i'm holding him up like this as like a scene from a movie. the door opens and it's freddie decordova all cheers, "hello, boys! what the hell is happening here!" [crying] he said "freddie, i'll be okay, i'll be okay. don't worry about it." he looked at me and he goes, "kid, whatever you want to talk about, i'm there for you." okay, i'm behind the curtain. i'm panicked. now guest host. sits down, i talk to doc, everything is good. my first guest, howard cosell. he walks out and he's put together. he sits down. you're me. "howard, great to see you." "of course, kid. you know i told you i would be here." "great. this nfl strike is going to start on monday. players on strike, how do you fe

. >> howard hughes asked for permission to buy another gambling casino, this one in reno. >> when howard hughes came in, and the corporate mentality took over, i'd like to get there before with an audience. >> if you can do that, it works. >> elvis was caught in the trap and he couldn't get out. luck. be a lady tonight and luck be a lady tonight. >> tonight. look, if you ever were a lady to begin with luck be a lady tonight. luck be a lady tonight. >> the purpose of las vegas was to forget what was happening in the rest of the country and leave it behind. people in las vegas were certainly aware of what was going on in the 60s, but no casino was going to have a bunch of hippies coming through protesting against the vietnam war. so you start to see a transition period. now you've got people and fresh minds that are really interested in las vegas coming in las vegas. >> it was to here four years ago that howard hughes came. hughes, the sportsman and pilot engineer, eccentric, but most of all billionaire. >> in 1966, howard hughes is a long time aviation pioneer. he'd had a career in movies

i wish ron howard and i were close personal friends. what happened was i wanted to ride back this book for a long time and apparently ron howard has wanted to write a story for a long time. i just finished my novel got the news that ron howard was filming inis australia for the story starring jude law and so it was a moment where i had to quickly finish my draft and every write and copy it and compile and notes and do it within the period of months. my update was 2025 so i tried to coincide with the movie. unfortunately there's no trailer yet and no release date yet. i hope people will read the true story. >> don't get me wrong i love a movies that a movie already. i was telling you earlier people are so strange and these characters are so awesome and you realize, i guess if you hadn't to pick a favorite character is there one way you would choose out of this passolt? >> i've had to go at the baroness. i'm delighted to report she does feel the semblance of her hotel and called at the hacienda. one american tourist visit and cleared it w

well, thank you, howard. why transportation policy, because transport nation is the one government thing besides sanitation that we do every single day. it touches on all of our lives and it all of those other issues that you just talked about, why topic as many of you are this year is 50th anniversary of the power. robert caro's classic but we tend to focus in obsess over that era and it's been longer since the power broker was written then the era that power broker covers so you think about the era when the automobile was in the ascendant in new york city and, in other american and global cities, roughly from the world war one era until, the mid 1960s. it's been longer since then than that era was. so i just got around to thinking something must have happened in these past 50 years. we don't have to constantly about the previous past 50 years. so what has happened in these past 50 years in terms of rebuilding the subway system starting in 1980s, the era of building bike lanes pedestrian plazas starting afte

yeah, i agree with howard. >> look. >> the bottom.e is. >> i just want to know. >> where you. >> draw the line. so now. >> if there's. >> some other. >> event that is not. >> on government. >> property. >> let's say there's. >> a protest somewhere in. >> the country. >> and the. >> people who are protesting start going after the police. that's perfectly okay. are you going. >> to. >> you know, sit there and say, hey, let's pardon these those who've attacked police officers. >> in. >> that instance. >> donald trump. >> has not. >> only loosened the. >> guardrails, he's. >> completely obliterated them. >> and to howard's point. >> it is shocking. >> to me that today. >> we've heard nothing from. >> police unions and police officers. >> and police chiefs. >> nothing. >> the silence has. >> been deafening. >> and that's because. >> they. >> endorsed this. they endorsed this. they wanted to play. >> the political short game. >> thinking that, you know, oh, this whole back. >> the. >> blue actually meant. something from republicans. and it

i welcome howard wolfson who will chair the q&a and talk with michael. recently named among 10 best books you should readnt this november "movement" has been called a powerful movement for infrastructure by christian boemer. they researched the underbelly of new york politics the brinksmanship the commitment the short-sighted self-interest and along these by rachel weinberger and simply the best book on explaining the history of our physical city the protagonist in obstructionist use of nuances at the time by former new york city commissioner samuel l. swartz. a regular comment of the post and quoted source in your times in "wall street journal" "wall street journal" and future bidding j editor to the manhattn journal nicole has covered new york transportation issues for over a decade and the author of the book after the fall. along with his work at bloomberg howard servedr as nixed the deputy mayor for government affairs inat syndication from 20 to 2013 service that indications director for thect hillary clinton -- in 2008 and is chief ofwe staff to kne

thank you, howard. were going toa set aside a portion of july 2 bit, we have a couple copies left at the register. in the event we run out, more on the way. we can have one reserved for you and t nicole signed bookplates. we will be open for another half hour or so, so please enjoy yourself and have a great night. [inaudible conversations] >> if you are a join booktv been signed up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions, book festival and more. booktv every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online at booktv.org. television for serious readers. >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's stories, and on sundays booktv brings you the latest in

i like to say that i wish ron howard and i were very close. first of all, friends. but what happened was, you know, i've wanted to write this book for a very long time. apparently, ron howard has also been obsessed with the story for a very long time. i had just finished touring for my novel and got the news that ron howard was filming australia for this book, for the story starring jude law, sydney sweeney, ana de armas and vanessa kirby. and so it was a moment where i think, i resembled, you know, the and i had to quickly finish my draft, edit, rewrite, copy edit many times compile 70 pages of notes and do it within a very period of months. my initial pop date in may of 2025. so i lost eight months of work on this book to try to coincide and meet movie which just premiered at toronto film festival and unfortunately there's no trailer yet. there's no theatrical release date yet. our streaming release date yet. but i, you know, i, i hope people will read the true story before they see ron's, i'm sure wonderful, fictionalized version. but they can't. i mean, honestly

[laughter] i wish ron howard and i were very close personal friends.ughter] but what happened was, you know, i had wanted to write book for a very long time. apparently, ron howard has also been to on to accessed with this story for a very long time -- obsessed. i had just finished touring for my novel and got the news that ron howard was filming in australia for the s story starrg judede law, sydney sweeney and vanessa kirby. it was a moment where i think the i resemble the scream -- [laughter] and i had to quickly finish my draft,, edit, rewrite, copy edt if times, compile 700 pages of end notes -- 7 to 0 pages, and do it within a period of months. my initial date was may of 2025, so i lost eight months of work on this book to try to coincide and meet the movie, which just premieredded at the toronto film festival. unfortunately, there's no trailer yet,, there's no theocrt yachtly call or -- theatrical or streaming are release are date yet, but i hope people are will read it first -- >> don't get me wrong, i love a movie, i work here. [laughter] but

at 1035 howard we looked at the full spectrum of possibilities.strongly believe that we have identified the highest and best use for this property a vision that will breathe new life into the building, restore its historic beauty and positively impact the surrounding neighborhoods. we understand some folks have some concerns with self-storage. well, the concerns should be heard. i also want to remind everyone of the hundreds of small local businesses and individuals who will benefit from the services that the self-storage provides . we have been proactive in engaging and listening to the neighbors and the community. i've enjoyed getting to know raquel, rudy and others during this process. we're excited to partner about our partnership with salma pilipinas. we worked earnestly with rudy and united place to come to an agreement. my hope and goal was to provide below market rent for 25 years to both groups to enter the building. unfortunately we were unable to fulfill ups requests thank you. but that history that every time for 25 years the commissio

lutnick's confirmation hearing tell us your expectations for howard lutnick the rest of these nomineesll al get past the finish line. >> it is so very important, that we do get these nominees confirmed, that we do it quickly, of course, as you are well aware, maria, the democrats slow walking everything, republicans have shown that we will stay late we will stay over the weekends in order to get this done we need to make sure that we have, good solid hearings armed services, i am on that committee we did have a ed hearing with pete hegseth, i am sure that with mr. lutnick going to have another good hearing, with him hp he is well qualified, i have met in my office with him great conversation, looking forward to a good hearing. of course, it is important that the president and the american people have positions filled as soon as possible. >> yes, for sure. i mean national security threats that we talk about everyday, the president needs his team on the ground, do you feel of like your colleagues on a left have been stalling hearings? >> most definitely, you know, you especially saw it o

howard altman. thanks, sabrina. can you talk about the status of the so-called cease-fire between the turkish backed forces [inaudible] >> thanks howard for the questions but as you heard me say earlier we support the cessation of all violence. right now this is the time to focus on and increase stability in the region. as we have said before before from this podium the u.s. supports syria's territorial integrity and enforcing a syrian led political process while remaining focused on our mission there which is to ensure the enduring defeat of isis and any terrorism coming out of the area. we know that isis uses moments like this to exploit instability which is why we are continuing our mission there. toto ensure that isis can never reconstitute or search back to what we saw. thank you sabrina. at two questions. can you clarify the date of the meeting. will it be january 7 or later and will there be another meeting or is this the last meeting during this administration and the second question should we expect more in

howard altman? >> thank you, sabrina carroll can you talk about -- the so- called cease-fire between the turkish forces and -- and what level support is the u.s. providing in that particular part of syria? >> thank you for the question, howard. as you heard me say earlier, we do support the cessation of all violence in parts of syria. right now, this is a time to focus on and increase stability in the region. as we said before from this podium, the u.s. supports serious territorial integrity and our focus is on about political process while remaining focused on our mission, which is to ensure the enduring defeat of i.s.i.s. and any terrorism coming out of syria. we know that i.s.i.s. uses moments like this to try to exploit instability, which is why we are continuing our mac mission there to ensure that i.s.i.s. can never recover. not to like a decade ago. >> i have a couple questions. can you clarify the date of the meeting? will it be on january 7th or later? will there be another meeting held by

christie greenburg and howard dean, good to see you both. all right. coming up, as howard was saying, january 6th, seditionists are now calling for maga retribution. plus, doctor zeke emanuel on trump's new move to hamstring our public health agencies. but first, we'll detail trump's new attack on one of the most vital parts of the justice department. the reverend justice department. the reverend al sharpton is our guest when my moderate to severe crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture. now i have skyrizi. ♪ i've got places to go and i'm feeling free. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me.♪ and now i'm back in the picture. feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi helped visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and with skyrizi, many were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 3 years. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before tr

in a letter to howard hughes, ackman wrote while he is pleased with the business progress that howards has made over the past 14 years, he along with other long-term shareholders have been displeased with the company stock price performance. you can see it here, howard hughes went public in 2010 the stock is up 164% but you compare that to the s&p 500's gain of 375% in the looks a little thin. forget about your cell phone battery dying tiktok is on the verge of feeding the black for good. on sunday unless the supreme court intervenes for the chinese owners decide to sell it billionaire is the one you hope to buy it, he is here, for some fox business again his odds of getting the opportunity to scoop up tiktok. tiktok sensation the risley may have to find a new platform for his video and takes if the band takes place late euro phenomenon this is him he was such a hit in the fox news radio offices with lines of staff members coming to meet him and mimic his signature face the facial expression with millions pressing the follow button i had the chance to sit down with christian the risle

we're talking about ohio state's will howard. congratulations to you.aking up this morning as the national champion? >> oh, it's still surreal. i mean, you know, god is good. it's unbelievable. it's just an unbelievable feeling. i'm just so proud of the guys and coach day and all the coaches and everybody in this program. it's just such an unbelievable feeling. still not gonna sink in for a little while. >> robin: you can't understate that it was a true team effort. but what a game. what a game that you had. you know what's going to be part of buckeye lore was that 56-yard pass from you to jeremiah smith late in the game. time was running out. you need this on third and long. just explain that play for us, will. >> oh, that was huge, man. you know, game on the line. i know who i want to go to with the ball. he was down there somewhere. he made a heck of a route and i trust him all the way. >> robin: yeah. >> i'm so proud of him and us for executing that, getting it done the right way. >> robin: you took advantage of that man coverage like that and he go

will howard threw a 45 yarder. then this 42 yarder to emeka egbuka 14. nothing ohio state early second. howard and jeremiah smith touchdown catch. he had 187 yards receiving. he earned offensive mvp honors and trayvon henderson scored two on the ground, including 66 yards here. ohio state led 34 to 8 at the half. they rolled to a 4121 win in the rose bowl. they'll play the winner of the peach bowl, an instant classic in atlanta. arizona state trailed by 16 to texas in the fourth quarter. we go halfback toss. kam scatterbug grew up outside sacramento 42 yard connection to malik mcclain. add the two point conversion. it's an eight point game. 90s later, scatterbug finds paydirt. another two point conversion game tied. we go to overtime. fourth and 13 for texas quinn ewers to matthew gould. and they had to have this as a game tying touchdown. how did he get that wide open extended the game we go to double ot texas scored. so the longhorns interception of asu right here ends it texas a miraculous 3931 win in overtime. they advance to the cotton bowl semifina

howard told me in my office, he said these were my friends. he said i've always made a point of hiring people, working with people who i know personally and can trust. and so his friends, his employees, two-thirds of them, including his brother, were killed that day. it's hard to fathom what a profound loss that must be. as anybody can imagine, this company, now having lost two-thirds of its employees, was in a vulnerable state and many expected them to close shop. yet in the midst of this personal tragedy and with the future uncertain, howard picked up the pieces and rebuilt canter fitzgerald. this is a man, unlike most men, a person of heroic character. there's no doubt in my mind that howard lutnick will be well suited to help rebuild the american economy and help put the country back on electrical. -- on track. he gave a portion to cantor fitzgerald to his employees, something he was not obligated to do in order to get them back on the right track. in addition to mr. lutnick, president trump has tapped other impressive individuals to lead

and then this book begins with, the letter to your students at howard university. then we hear about a trip to senegal, a trip to south carolina. you mentioned about the book banning and then a trip to israel and mandatory panels in the beginning. when you talk about writing, you say, it's never enough for the reader of your words to be convinced. the goal is to. yeah well that goes back to the center the central thing that i started with to communicate clearly you know writing is an abstract form. you know, the and not the actual thing, you know, see libraries and obviously it's not know a picture of a library. so the challenge that you're always trying to get to is. how can i use those words in a way it's you feel like the thing is right there, you know, and we have at our disposal obviously, you know, we don't have, you know, music and, you know, traditional sense, at least we don't have visual art. we only have, you. and so what we try to do or what what i try to do in terms of clarity is get it to the point where you not just you don't just see what i'm talkin

howard, i just walked through the history so people can understand what happened and how uniform thekind of violence, then. your view? >> it's. >> you know, there's a lot of people with egg on their face. i was pretty pro law enforcement when i was governor. and, you know, cops, like most americans, are decent. people regardless. >> of. >> who they supported. >> but the. >> fraternal order of police. endorsed donald. trump. and. >> 140 cops were injured. >> six later. >> died. >> a couple of suicide. and the fraternal order of police apparently thought. >> that was just fine for trump. >> to pardon these people. >> so i. >> think they do a terrible disservice. >> to law enforcement. law enforcement. >> is a. >> really tough job, and the. >> fact of the. >> matter is we need police. and if their own people are going to do this to them, i don't care what the politicians. >> say, they have the spine of a jellyfish and they don't dare stand up to trump. >> but cops. >> ought to stick together on this one. and they didn't in that election. and that is an incredible disappointment. and i w

nothing after one early second 17 nothing howard to jeremiah smith. that's his second touchdown catch. he hit a buck 87 receiving earning offensive mvp honors. and trayvon treveyon henderson two scores on the ground. this goes 66 yards. ohio state led 34 to 8 at the half. and they roll to a 4121 win over oregon. they're going to play the winner of the peach bowl which was an instant classic in atlanta. arizona state trailed texas by 16 in the fourth quarter. how about a halfback pass from cam. scarborough to malik mcclain 42 yards. and the two point conversion is added. it's eight point game 90s later, scarborough finds the end zone. another two point conversion game tied. we go to overtime. it's fourth and 13 for texas. they need to have it. quinn ewers to matthew golden wide open touchdown. that extends the game in double ot texas scored first. so now arizona state needs to match. and texas comes up with the interception. that's it. that's your ball game. they advance to the cotton bowl semifinal where they'll play ohio state college hoops. now stan

nothing after one early second 17 nothing howard to jeremiah smith.t's his second touchdown catch. he hit a buck 87 receiving earning offensive mvp honors. and trayvon treveyon henderson two scores on the ground. this goes 66 yards. ohio state led 34 to 8 at the half. and they roll to a 4121 win over oregon. they're going to play the winner of the peach bowl which was an instant classic in atlanta. arizona state trailed texas by 16 in the fourth quarter. how about a halfback pass from cam. scarborough to malik mcclain 42 yards. and the two point conversion is added. it's eight point game 90s later, scarborough finds the end zone. another two point conversion game tied. we go to overtime. it's fourth and 13 for texas. they need to have it. quinn ewers to matthew golden wide open touchdown. that extends the game in double ot texas scored first. so now arizona state needs to match. and texas comes up with the interception. that's it. that's your ball game. they advance to the cotton bowl semifinal where they'll play ohio state college hoops. now stanford

bill ackman proposing a deal to merge with howard hughes.. your take? >> that's what we're hearing about and bill akreman has a good track record. every great investor over time has had bad investments and you never know how this will work out, but i do like the idea that howard hughes has with master planned communities is an interesting ones. these eople, we have tens and hundreds of thousands of baby boomers that are retiring. it's expensive to retire in florida now. prices have shot up because of the pandemic and the insurance prices are through the roof. so i think these things will work real well, but the one thing you do have to worry about with the stock is that, you know, it will be a risk name. >> thank you. >> matt, i hate to jump in like that, but we have ten seconds in the show. i always love having you on. i can't talk any faster. >> but i can s thanks for watching "power lunch." >> we have three seconds. "closing bell "kwot starts right now. >>> guy, thanks so much. welcome to "closing bell "qwest. i'm scott wapner at the new

will howard toss to jeremiah smith. and he's gone 45 yards for the touchdown.o state was just getting started. they ran off 38 unanswered points. howard finishing with 319 yards passing and three touchdowns as ohio state won 4121. they face texas in the college playoff semifinal in the cotton bowl a week from friday. the 49ers will have a new starting quarterback for their regular season finale sunday in arizona. josh dobbs is filling in for the injured brock purdy. this will be dobbs first start for the niners since joining the team in the off season. dobbs came in late in the fourth quarter monday against the lions after purdy left with an elbow injury. brandon allen has been the number two quarterback for most of the season, but the team says dobbs has more mobility, which is a big plus with all the injuries the niners have been dealing with on the offensive line. it's been great. him and brandon. so you know they've been two good guys to have there. i've kind of looked at both of them as our two throughout the year. kind of a little bit what i said in prese

the two quarterbacks, will howard and riley leonard, were roommates at a football camp last summer. but there will be no friendship on the field at 7:30 eastern tomorrow night when the college football playoff national championship game kicks off on espn, linsey. >> linsey: game on. all right, will, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. the new warning about bird flu after the virus is found in a commercial poultry facility in georgia. >>> and the road to super bowl lix narrows. who is still in the hunt to play in the big game. touch can mean so many things. even for people with moderate-to-severe eczema. touch can make two feel like one. or simply be a helping hand. dupixent can help you stay ahead of eczema as you welcome the feeling of touch. dupixent helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin. some even achieved long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief after the first dose. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right a

. >> kb on solid ground, and why the hedge fund is looking to take over howard hughes. >> we're live from studio b. on the desk tonight, key seymour, and guy adami. we start off with major moves in the most popular names. apple spending most of the day in correction territory, ending down a percent, and now more than $25 off its post-christmas high. nvidia, bitcoin and tesla down double percentages as the treasury yield hits a 14-month high after last week's blowout jobs report. as chances of a rate cut lessen, the dollar index on the move. and don't look now, but a huge slate of earnings is upon us. jpmorgan, goldman sachs, wells fargo and citi kicks things off on wednesday. followed by reports from taiwan semi, united health and many more. is this just a temporary pause on the road higher for stocks, or are we nearing a major inflection point for this market? >> that's an interesting setup. here you go, i'll give you my sort of two cents. an optimist will say great reversal off the lows, that was impressive. the vix backed off, we're going higher from here. pessimists will say that

will howard, the jeremiah smith jogs in. seven seven game. howard 14 of 15, 144 yards, two tds.the first half to quinshon judkins to make it 21 seven at the half. lebron james a big buckeye fan. judkins opens the second half with a 70 yard run. takes it the rest of the way. a few plays later, he scored three times. ohio state is the first 12 team national playoff champion. 3423. not really a surprise that the defending nba champion celtics beat the warriors today, but the 40 point defeat was the dubs most lopsided home loss in 40 years. draymond green and jonathan kuminga both out, hurt. steph curry hobbled into this game with ankle and thumb injuries, but steph still had 18 points in 27 minutes right before the half. former cal star jaylen brown inside for two of his 17. celtics up by 15 at the half. blowout alert blowout alert. all celtics all the time. kristaps porzingis being guarded by steph who's like a foot shorter. zinger at 18. brown for three. celtics with 23. as the dubs with 14. but just three of 24 from deep at the half. the rest was kind of window dressing. andrew

buckeyes quarterback will howard on the play action.wings it to jeremiah smith and he finds space. he is gone 45 yards to the endzone. buckeyes go up seven nothing and strike first. later in the first ohio state again. howard drops a dime to emeka egbuka 42 yards for the score. it is 14. nothing. the buckeyes keep piling it on. second quarter up 17. nothing. howard drops back, launches this to smith again. he's wide open for the 43 yard touchdown. then we go. fourth quarter oregon down 4115. heisman candidate dillon gabriel drops one into the arms of traeshon holden a 27 yard touchdown. still a 20 point lead for ohio state. ohio state, though, runs over oregon. the final score 4121. the buckeyes advance to the semifinals. >> so who will ohio state face? the quarterfinal action began with texas and asu in the peach bowl. all longhorns early. already up 7 to 3. silas bolden fields the punt at his own 25. makes a man miss, then turns on the jets up the middle. bolden takes it 75 yards to the house. texas takes the 14 three lead. fourth qua

and bought her home and altadena with her late husband howard in the late 1960s.ogether they raised two kids watch the grandchildren and great-grandchildren grow holiday's birthdays and anniversaries. the los angeles wildfires are on track to become one in the most costly and devastating natural disasters and our country's history. edit scores of republicans led by president-elect trump and speaker johnson are threating to place conditions on the state of california for disaster assistance to flow to these victims. this is truly unprecedented. never in our history has a federal government place conditions i invite any republican in congress whose entertaining these demands to visit my district. see the devastation for your self look the victims in the eye when you tell them they do not deserve help from their country because you disagree with certain policies passed by their state. this is the united states of america. we help our citizens and they fall victim to natural disaster regardless ofpi their political party or opinions. we do it without strings attached

and i believe we have sergeant ari howard or art howard art howard with the police department.pologies. no, no worries. good morning. morning. good morning, supervisors. my name is sergeant art howard with the san francisco police department. i am the officer in charge of the behavioral science unit which is basically our peer driven employee assistance program. our responsibility is to help our members and their families access mental health resources both active and retired. i'm also part of i serve on the commission as a commissioner with the health service board and i'm the executive director of bay area law enforcement assistance fund, otherwise known as bay leaf. and today we're here to see if we can become a payroll deduction like the san francisco firefighters cancer foundation was made a payroll deduction about a year or two ago. like the firefighters cancer foundation, we got a significant portion of our funding from combined charities ■h g combined charities with the employees a couple of years ago that really dried up our funding. and so you know, bay leaf was basic

so i kidded with howard.oward, tell him. >> and so next thing you know, reagan says, you got a minute, joe and i kiddingly said, i'm really busy, mr. president. >> he takes me by the hand and walks me to a coffee table. there, walks me to that door, opens the door, and he said, he's with you. i was standing there the whole time. whole time. >> wow. that's amazing. you know, my first time in this room was with president clinton when we were working on a tax bill. i was up here with chairman moynihan, and we were struggling with a piece that we couldn't get. and so it was the most difficult kind of meeting because it was reporting to him, we don't have the votes. he's going to basically he's going to have to change his mind, which he did and did very smoothly. it's the kind of most difficult kind of session you could imagine having, or i could imagine having in here. but i remember every time i've walked through a door into this room, every time, it absolutely never gets old. i'm obviously going to remember thi

it's howard once again scrambling here. then connects with quinshon judkins in the end zone for a six yard touchdown. lebron james not on the hardcore tonight. he's loving it in the stands. buckeyes up 21 seven at the half. fourth quarter notre dame down 3115. leonard throws it deep to jaden greathouse for the 30 yard touchdown. the irish would go for two. looking to make it a one score game. that was a little trickery there as jordan faison finds beau collins in the end zone. that's a two point conversion. it's 3123. under three minutes left, though in the fourth quarter. same score. third and 11 howard launches it to smith there. that was a 56 yard gain. the buckeyes tack on the field goal and win the national title 34 to 23. ryan day as you saw getting the gatorade shower to the nba, the golden state warriors are coming off consecutive wins over the minnesota timberwolves and the washington wizards. >> today, they hosted the defending champions boston celtics. the warriors honored martin luther king by wearing shirts tha

howard lutnick is not a well-known public figure. he's donald trump's friend, and he is trying to become commerce secretary while simultaneously serving as effectively the banker for a specific cryptocurrency, which recently moved its headquarters to el salvador and which has come under federal scrutiny for everything from allegedly financing terrorism to evading russian sanctions, to mass scale money laundering, to international drug trafficking. he's the banker for that particular cryptocurrency. while trying to become us commerce secretary to that's wednesday, howard lutnick, trump's friend for commerce. wednesday is also the first of two confirmation hearings for robert f kennedy jr. at a time when we've got a weird new big tuberculosis outbreak in kansas and a bird flu epidemic that isn't just birds, it's now crossed from birds into raccoons and bears and sea lions and cats. it's crossed into 900 herds of dairy cattle. and yet now, yes, it has started to infect humans, threatening a new pandemic at a time when the health and hum

and well—known wall street figure howard lutnick will be commerce secretary.to the market and share high finance's love of free trade and deregulation. but they may bump into this next bunch — the subversive outsiders, the america first crowd. trump's once—jailed former aide peter navarro is a trade adviser. jamieson greer is due to be us trade rep. he played a key role in imposing tariffs on china during trump's first term. like their boss, these guys love tariffs and protecting us industry — not always to everyone's taste. and then, there are the newest faces in trump world, the cool kids — or are they the geeks? — the tech bros. elon musk and vivek ramaswamy aren'tjust running the so—called department of government efficiency, they're also from the heart of silicon valley and reflect donald trump's fresh enthusiasm for the tech sector and crypto. so, how will these very different agendas be made into one? he's notjust getting one echo chamber but actually having different views about what to do, what the impacts will be and then, he's gonna make the decisio

. >> howard lutnick. >> to be. commerce secretary. >> of the united states. >> howard lutnick is. >> not a well-known public figure. >> he's donald trump's friend, and he is trying to. >> become commerce secretary. >> while simultaneously. >> serving as. >> effectively the banker. >> for a specific. >> cryptocurrency, which recently. >> moved its headquarters. >> to el. salvador and which. >> has come under federal scrutiny for everything. from allegedly financing terrorism. >> to. >> evading russian. >> sanctions, to. >> mass scale money. >> laundering. >> to international drug trafficking. >> he's the banker. >> for that particular. >> cryptocurrency. >> while trying to become. >> us commerce secretary. to that's wednesday, howard. >> lutnick, trump's friend for commerce. >> wednesday is also the first of two confirmation hearings. for robert. >> f kennedy jr. >> at a time. >> when we've got a weird new big. >> tuberculosis outbreak. >> in kansas. >> and a bird flu epidemic. >> that isn't. >> just birds, it's now

will howard, the jeremiah smith jogs in. seven seven game. howard 14 of 15, 144 yards, two tds.s to make it 21 seven at the half. lebron james a big buckeye fan. judkins opens the second half with a 70 yard run. takes it the rest of the way. a few plays later, he scored three times. ohio state is the first 12 team national playoff champion. 3423. not really a surprise that the defending nba champion celtics beat the warriors today, but the 40 point defeat was the dubs most lopsided home loss in 40 years. draymond green and jonathan kuminga both out, hurt. steph curry hobbled into this game with ankle and thumb injuries, but steph still had 18 points in 27 minutes right before the half. former cal star jaylen brown inside for two of his 17. celtics up by 15 at the half. blowout alert blowout alert. all celtics all the time. kristaps porzingis being guarded by steph who's like a foot shorter. zinger at 18. brown for three. celtics with 23. as the dubs with 14. but just three of 24 from deep at the half. the rest was kind of window dressing. andrew wiggins 31 for the dubs on saturd

will howard will be our guest. >>> meanwhile, take a look outside right now. here is the scene if you happen to be there baton rouge, louisiana. it's a rare one, too. it is snowing. this is part of a historic winter storm happening along the gulf coast. >> adding to the weather that is affecting 200 million people coast to coast. it is expected to last for days. temperatures dipping 35 degrees below average in some areas. parts of the upper midwest and plains experiencing windchills in the negative 50s. al will have that full forecast in a bit. >>> but we will begin this morning with the inauguration of donald trump. ceremonies extending well into the night last night. the new president celebrating with his supporters, sharing dances with the first lady at three inaugural balls. talk about staying up late. >> they came after president trump quickly got to work implementing his agenda hours signing executive orders, after being sworn in, including 1,500 pardons for those connected to the january 6th attack on the capitol. we have a live interview with marco rub

and yet, howard distress comes from no failure of substance. we are stricken by no plague locusts compared the perils which our forefathers conquered. because they believe and were not afraid. we still much to be thankful for nature offers a bounty and human have multiplied it plenty is at our doorstep, but a generous use of languishes in the very sight of the supply. primarily, this is because the rulers of the chains of mankind would have their own stubbornness and their own incompetent have admitted their failure and have abdicated. practicing of their unpopular money changers. brand entitlement part of public opinion rejected by the heart and minds of man so they tried, but their efforts been fast and the product of an out worn provision faced by failure of credit. they have proposed only the lending of mob money to the law of profit by which induce our people to follow their first leadership. they have resorted to exhortations waiting carefully for restore confidence. they only know the roles of a generation because they have no vision and