now i of course asked huber and left what they had to say. they came out strongly against it.ed it a flawed report. they touted their own numbers. numbers from studies that save backed that say drivers make over $30 an hour. >> so there is a disparity between what both sides say. that is the report you came out with. >> marketwatch senior reporter. we really appreciate you coming in today and sharing your knowledge with us. >> absolutely, thank you. >>> 100 years ago, the san francisco opera was born in the cities civic auditorium. it is now one of only three opera houses in the united states to celebrate a centennial. the others are in new york and cincinnati. to celebrate its 100th season, cincinnati opera has planned new performances to welcome newcomers to the community. i don't know much about opera yet but i'm joined now by two people who know a lot and are ready to help me learn. matthew is the general director of san francisco opera. and pulitzer directed the latest commission which had its world premiere this. thank you both for being here. >> thank you for having us.

just this morning i spoke personally with lieutenant commander of the coast guard christopher huber who was leading the search and rescue operations . he emphasized this is one fight, everyone working together. customs and border patrol, florida fish and wildlife, they're doing everything they can to rescue people. he said mister president, we will notrest at night until we know they are safe and sound . he talked about how they rescued a 94-year-old woman who had been had the courage to be placed it up into a helicopter, wind blowing as well as a one-month-old baby. and so much in between. they also spoke to aviation survival second-class technician second-class matt glick who described how difficult the decision is for people to leave everything and come to safety. i told him how proud of him i was and for all that he's doing to save lives. i'm grateful for the brave women and men, folks working so hard all working as one team. in the past 24 hours my administration has approved four more counties in florida for individual disaster assistance in addition to the nine counties we announ

as cologne defender, timo huber as deflected a harmless cross right into his own net. in just the 3rd minute. it would prove to be the game's only goal. the victory ensured the capital club ended the weekend at the very top in the room to seek a standings and our victory still left a fry. we're with a chance to jump to 1st in the league themselves in the last match of the weekend, but against which i'm glad by goalkeeper yon summer it proved impossible to come up with the needed goal. fryeburg messiah christine strike has down played any talk. have a button is league a challenge this season. though secretly, fans will be starting to dream. glad back he pe yan sama prove this stuff of nightmares for them all afternoon. however. one of many sublime saves from the swiss stoba in the 16th minutes. meanwhile, glad back while having their own grapples with an inspired keeper. monk fleck had keeping marcus to rem at bay in the 1st half. zamiah's finest moment came in a 74 minutes following a clever mood from fryeburg, ritz who door and striped beaten to safety. the build up p

with huber willis for a quarter follow a firefox of a nucleus or a little funny ear before who were to happen from suited dog are wrong. remember, really close to look at my record. follow with every morning we're going to show in store hon. lieutenant colonel alexander had a cough skate established the dpr interior ministries milestone battalion in march 2014. since the onset of the russian spring. the battalion has been involved in corporations, declared don bass of neo nazis. they on the russian army, took some 60 days to flush, the neo nazis out a severe, legible as a book you write with this. so your horrible a again, this good luck with the richard patasha. i knew a little boy, you know, but it's the only if you didn't get confused on that particular problem, if you can tell it to war, i'm a good, well, an equal the muscle to communicate. we only need to put on when you put in the shared system. pretty molly, me or i mean usually a little bit push. no, it's too many. the only one with me. you can point to list on where he's going to win possibly. and yours is no, wasn't video. ma

huber came over the heads counted. didn't notice. they can hang an unauthorized point. thank you. to talk to this guy. but with this, well, you still have it alexander yes, well, here you are giving a guy. smaller cafe then the right hand of the sovereign may be another great embassy went to the call of the turks. he is a lieutenant transforming this ours, and so the general of the dragoon regiment is in command. soldiers tomorrow at noon, our regiment goes on a campaign; we will not let the sovereign down, we will cover ourselves with military glory you're lucky everyone goes except for the recruits. are you staying at the camp? the rest disperse, preparing along the way. i came here from pskov in order to sit. so you gave it to him. i wanted to ask him with his fists, here and well, what was said yesterday, there were three of them. it was mincet. you will do me the favor of sending. have to take the area an hour to my face. are you supposed to be at man-made salvation like this, sir? the rescue is on a hike. so you remind him. if anything happens to him at my mercy do not count

. >> steve: if you didn't know any better and see the huber guy from the cartel, next thing you know,w, if they're going to, you know, surrender themselves, they wouldn't be wearing clothes that are invisible to see. i was watching you in your program about a half hour ago talking about how that the number of people let in costing $20 it will. 20 billion. when you figure out the number per migrant, it comes down to nearly $10,000 per person. you look at that person, that's going to cost the federal government $10,000 for one year. see the shots from bill with 100 people. 100 times 10,000 is $1 million. how many millions of dollars are just coming across the border and joe biden's okay with that? >> harris: what we did, laura, last hour is compare the numbers of what we're spending to completing the wall. look, maybe that wouldn't have been such a big deal if the press secretary for the white house hasn't said, well, you didn't get that done in four years. i mean, are they acquiescing that it works? >> lara: isn't that the question? it's so interesting to see all this happen and for an

worse, the streets were filled with nightmarish characters that would make freddy krueger call on hubertead of walking the four blocks home. there's a mentally ill and criminally deranged to roam the streets, thank god for that or we would have no live audience members tonight. that is a jab at you guys. there's also junkies laying right in your path. it's awkward when they ask for autographs especially when i once dated them. you have homeless using your stoop as a bathroom and they never, ever clean up. plus they give lousy directions. never ask i did once and chris wallace threw up all over me. hollywood concocts pointless dystopian like handmaid's tale we are living the real thing. save yourself some money and cancel netflix go for a walk after dark you will become the main character in part of a murder mystery by 11:00 p.m. according to "the new york post" of the paper owned by our parent company, new york city kids are now in therapy due to a constant state of panic. just what nyc needs a whole generation of woody allens. the fear is rational, the homeless, crime, drugs, anthony w

for more and bring in cnn political commoner martin huber, kirsten powers, and cnn political commentatortewart. good evening one at all. alice, i'm gonna start with you. what graham is pushing goes far against what dobbs and republicans have been saying is that abortion should be left up to the states. is he revealing about what republican lawmakers want to do? >> no doubt, he's revealing the truth about what he wants to do. he wants to put democrats on record as holding very extreme views on abortion. the problem is he's also putting republicans on defence in this issue. look, we have been fighting and advocating to overturn roe v. wade for decades, and now that we have done so, we have spiked the football and we can't move the goalposts. that's what exactly what he's trying to do. we have been fighting to take this abortion issue out of nine elected justices and put it in the hands of elected officials at the state level, which is where it should be, and where it should remain. and for lindsey graham to come now and say let's go back and federalize this goes against what we have been f

huber is that risk?ctor product to absorb the risk of a homeowner. so the federal government has a national flood insurance program, which, in your earlier statement, only 13, 15% of those in the strike zone had that. that is because only 13 to 14% of more mortgage companies required it for those areas. so do we subsidize the risk of rebuilding that? that's the public policy question. should people be able to build in areas that we know we have had, in the last five years, three major hurricanes, michael, irma, and now ian. should a private home builders be able to build homes in those areas where the government subsidizing that risk? that's a real policy question. the one thing i would point out, though stephanie, if we ask questions about floods and hurricanes, we also have to aggregate the risks of wildfires in the west, of ice in the midwest, and tornadoes and tornado alley. how do we handle national disaster risk? is that truly going to be a private sector risk product? or is the governor going to p

>> it was the sheer huberous,pi. >> wtlff?'m going t vietnam and bringi beer!ach ephron spending way too much time at his own local bar in new york city. >> chicky, had you ever heard of zach ephron? >> honestly no. >> here's the good news. he says you nailed him. so what do you think you nailed about chicky? >> i think i understood part of why he did it. it comes from a pure place inside of him. >> you got a good heart, chicky. it your brain i'm worried about. >> where did this crazy idea come from? >> you don't have to go furst than colonel lynch. >> he was not really a colonel but a former g.i. who tended bar and hated seeing frprotests against the vietnam war while boys from the neighborhood were fighting and dying over there. >> do they not know that our soldiers see this and it's broadcast all over the. boysn thei ne a bee oys. t bs! >> i can do that. >> do what? >> bring them beer. >> i'll go over there. i know how to get there. >> donahue was am merchant seamn so he set out to find six guys, which became four when one was killed and another sent home wi