i'm james brown in for norah. thank you for being with us.ust heard from republican senators mitt romney and lindsey graham. just when congress appeared close to a deal on the southern border and funding for ukraine, there are concerns election politics are getting in the way. cbs's scott macfarlane is on capitol hill tonight, speaking to lawmakers about what's standing between america and immigration reform. >>> the election's other top issue, the economy. we got big news today. u.s. gdp grew at a surprising pace last quarter. but despite low unemployment and a booming stock market, we speak to americans about why some are not feeling the effects. >>> but we begin tonight with severe weather. nearly 26 million people are under flood watches from louisiana to west virginia with more rain expected in the days ahead. parts of the south are already underwater tonight after days of torrential rains with more than a foot on the ground in parts of texas and several inches in louisiana. cbs's janet shamlian reports tonight from conroe, texas, where

i grew up with like james brown's son, we got that close.l. and all the people that try to imitate others, or try to mix invitations, should fall back, and i think that's why he's getting the respect he's getting. >> i love you saying that rev. because that crosses culture, politics, people who even speak for a living. do you figure out what you want to say, and how you want to say? it or you just echoing the last person? >> yeah i think that if you are authentic, you speak from your heart. and again, mr. brown used to tell me people can feel you before they hear you. because they can either feel whether you are really speaking from your heart, or whether you are citing some lines. >> man, my fall back list, i would have to say another -- who -- the lady she was already arresting. you know i, because right now i lost my bank card? i could just imagine somebody playing with me like that. you don't mean, the holidays just passed, inflation, we counted every dollar right now. so i mean, people be saying to bank, artsy got to be careful. so the

i grew up like james brown's son, we got that close. don't be like one of the boys. be an original. and all of the people that try to imitate others or try to mix imitations should fall back. i think that's why he's getting the respect he's getting. >> i love you saying that, rev, because that crosses culture, politics, people who even speak for a living. you figure out what you want to say and how you want to say it or are you just echoing the last person? >> i think if you are authentic, you speak from your heart. and again, mr. brown used to tell me, people can feel you before they hear you. because they can either feel whether you're really speaking from your heart or whether you're reciting some lines. >> man, my fallback list, i would have to say the nypd cop who found the bank card, the lady was already arrested. i lost my bank card. i can just imagine playing with me like that. the holidays just passed, you know, inflation, we're counting every dollar right now. so i mean, people be safe with your bank card. you have to be caref

i grew up like james brown's son, we've got a close., b and original. and all the people that try to imitate others or mix and notations should fall back. and i think that's what he's getting the respect he's getting. >> i love you saying that race, because that crosses cota, ripple ticks, people who even speak for a living. do you figure out how you want to say and what you want to say? or are you just echoing the last person? >> i think if you are authentic, you speak from your heart. and again, mr. brown used to tell me, people can't feel you before they hear you. they can either feel where there are your really speaking from the heart or -- >> on my fall back list, i would have to say the nypd cop who found that bank card, that lady was already arrested. because right now, i lost my bank card and i can imagine someone playing with me like that. not what i made? the holidays pass, inflation, count every dollar right now. you've got to be careful. the police need to fall back on that. >> rave has worked with communities, local communi

well, let's throw it over to james brown and our half time crew for a sneak peek at what's ahead. >>re with phil simms, bill cowher, and nate burleson. and we were just listening to what tony said, and really got us thinking. >> yeah. i'm realizing that after this game ends, there's just nothing. >> well, what are men supposed to do on sundays now? just go to their friends' houses for no reason? >> without football, what are we going to talk about? i mean, does anyone have anything remotely interesting or insightful to say? >> i wish instead of salt, the ocean was full of sugar. >> oh, jesus. we're doomed. >> well, come on now. don't forget we still got the pro bowl coming up. >> jim, i have been covering football for 30 years, and i have never once watched the pro bowl. >> you know, this isn't just about us. america needs football. it's the only thing everyone still watches. >> especially live. there's no other live tv that's even remotely watchable. >> well, thank god cbs still has "blue bloods," the number one drama in every dentist office. >> "blue bloods" now in its -- wait, fin

cbs's james brown tonight on belichick's legacy and his possible future game plan. >> for me, this is a day of, you know, gratitude and celebration. >> reporter: it was as graceful an exit as possible. longtime patriots coach bill belichick and owner robert kraft called the decision to part ways amicable. >> coach belichick will forever be celebrated as a legendary sports icon. >> reporter: and after unprecedented success, including six super bowl titles -- >> there's no better coach in the game today than bill belichick. >> reporter: -- recent years found the team in a slump over the last four seasons. >> i'm thrilled to be part of this organization and to be able to have the opportunity to lead this team. >> reporter: it was nearly a quarter century ago when belichick first took the reins and the beginnings of a dynasty. a brilliant tactician and strategist, and he was paired with arguably the greatest quarterback of all time for 20 seasons. today tom brady on social media, "i could never have been the player i was without you, coach belichick." yet there was controversy. deflategat

cbs's james brown tonight on belichick's legacy and has possible future game plans. >> for me, this isay of, you know, gratitude and celebration. >> reporter: it was as graceful an exit as possible. longtime patriots coach bill belichick and owner robert kraft called the decision to part ways applicable. >> coach belichick will forever be celebrated as a legendary sports icon. >> reporter: after unprecedented success, including six super bowl titles. >> there is no better coach in the game today than bill belichick. >> reporter: recent years, team in a slump over the last four seasons. >> i'm thrilled to be part of this organization and to be able to have the opportunity to lead this team. >> reporter: it was nearly a quarter-century ago ago when belichick first took the reins and the beginnings of a dynasty. a brilliant tactician and strategist, and he was paired with arguably the greatest quarterback of all time for 20 seasons. today, tom brady on social media, "i could never have been the player i was without you, coach b25." yet there was controversy. deflate-gate, the sign stealin

good evening, i'm james brown in for norah, thank you for being with us. you just heard from republican senators mitt romney and lindsey graham, just when congress appeared close to a deal on the southern border and funding for ukraine, there are concerns election politics are getting in the way. cbs a scott macfarlane is on capitol hill tonight speaking to lawmakers about what is standind immigration reform. the elections other top issue, the economy. we've got big news today. u.s. gdp grew at a surprising pace last quarter, but despite low unemployment and a booming stock market, we speak to americans about why some are not feeling the effects. but we begin tonight with severe weather. nearly 26 million people are under flood watches from louisiana to west virginia, with more rain expected in the days ahead. parts of the south are already underwater tonight after days of torrential rains with more than a foot on the ground and parts n louisiana. cbs's janet shamlian reports tonight from conroe, texas, where officials have declared a disaster due to the d

i do feel good by james brown. 10:00 eastern, straight to the money. we have a turnaround. when we opened the market we were down and we reverse on the upside, 65 up on the dow, 49 for the nasdaq. we've gone down on the strength of a strong jobs report and we turn that around for the 10 year treasury yield has risen above the 4% level. i got it wrong. it was $4.07, now it is all the way down to $3.98. that is why you have a bit of a rally in the market, $3.98. the price of $74 a barrel this a barrel this morning, 7403. bitcoin 43, 44,000, 43-5 to be precise. the latest read on the services sector. what we have? lauren: much weaker than expected, the service sector expanded, 50.6. it fell from november, still expanding nonetheless, the inflation component of this is prices paid for the services fell for the third month coming in at 57. 4. weakening of the services sector with a weakening in the cost of those as well. stuart: i would expect that to lose some good for the market. is moving a little. lauren: factory orders stronger-than-expected. stuart: prices paid 3 months an

james brown will join us to recap a wild week 18 and preview the upcoming playoffs. >> we should tell in san francisco we're going to the dance. go 49ers. thank you so much my friend. have a good morning. >>> this is what people outside of california in our mild climate call winter. people in the northeastern part of the united states digging out from first significant snowstorm of the winter. likely it hit people like tony in new york. snow that started saturday did not stop sunday afternoon. impacts were heavy. this is boston suburb of haver hill. more than a foot of snow brought treacherous travel. at least one person died on the roads as power lines fell in connecticut. >>> our kids teach us there is always another side to things. they were making snow men, sleighing in the flurries. >> it's like a white miracle. it's snow. >> i want to play with my sisters and build a lot of snow men. >> some on the eastern seaboard worey combination of snow and rain can trigger flooding in areas like new york city. the uc berkeley snow lab says sierra got more than 13 inches of snow in 24 hours.

great song by james brown, papa don't take no mess.> thank you. larry: do we know that? we have to get out. last 10 second. >> four our five days with our troops under fire i never spoke to his defense secretary. don't you find that a little odd? >> disturbing. on the beach in st. croix. what do you expect. on vacation. enjoy the waves. >> kathleen hicks -- larry: fani willis and her boyfriend. >> paramore. larry: with fani willis and her paramore going on world tour with all the taxpayer money. deroy murdock, liz peek, i take the rap for that, not them. coming up on "kudlow," american economy stinks. according to "breitbart"'s john carney. it is a tough peeves. john will be here in just a moment to talk about it. ♪. [ applause ] the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can chan

. >>> i'm james brown with the scores from the wildcard weekend. c.j. brakes off the browns. the chiefs reign victorious in the fight with the dolphins. and tomorrow on cbs, the steelers and bills kick off at 4:30 eastern. our coverage begins at 3:30. for 24/7 news and highlights going to cbssportshq.com. we could fly south. ney except... we don't migrate. no, i'm talking actually fly... ah. sit back, relax. maybe work on my novel. and i won't forget the little birds out there. actually, yes, i will. wow. money changed you. just keeping it real. do people still say that? switch to progressive, and you could save hundreds. to spend on whatever you dream up. [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing it for nearly a deca

. >> he needs to do a james brown and say, watch me!t i am in command, and i'm doing a good job on behalf of the american people. >> jonathan: we're going to take a quick break. we will be back. more with the round table coming up tackling the budget on capitol hill, and speaker mike johnson. we'll be right back. on capitol hill, and speaker mike john johnson. we'll be righting baa. t of the . but this is my story. ( ♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinatin

union and the canadian press initially viewed lincoln as weak as his predecessor, james buchanan browno supported lincoln even but even once referred to him as a fourth great lawyer and said that mostly positive things about him as being the representative of the north's great fight against slavery. if mr. lincoln is for war, then let him say so. in the loyal and loyal north will back him to death. noble co fight for, as any for which blood has ever been shed. every motive which impels men to do well is do well and bravely is theirs. if they stand as nobly by their cause as their causes noble, they cannot fail of success. another editorial the end of the first act, appeared a week later, observing president lincoln seems to have made up his mind as to the future course and will probably pursue it with firmness and energy. another on the 20th said that the cause of which mr. lincoln is to represent it is a noble one. brown new york editors who did not saying they are making themselves ridiculous by abusing lincoln, scott and seward for errors which they alleged to have committed it in t

our panel this hour, stefanie brown james, who heads the democratic pac the collective, kurt bardella

brown. >> it was '78, something like that. james taylor, carly simon. >> jackson brown was there.ak jackson brown. ccj, our crack staff can do this. tim mentioned '07. let's go back to 2007. much different stock market at the time, but we're in a much different paradigm now. there's -- it is an expensive stock, but you know what? nvidia was an expensive stock. that grew into its valuation. that was a secular change. there's a secular shift going on. i can't speak about ura, you know, the components and how the eft is built, but if you want to sort of go downstream, ura has upside, as well. >> nextgen, another name in the space, but no one wanted to talk about uranium, nobody wanted to toque about nuclear power plants and now you're starting to hear those stories really come up again and they're being accepted now as clean energy, as they should have been. the problem is waste, and the waste that spins off of it, how to get rid of that waste, but definitely more of a clean energy play. people are talking about it. these two stocks can go higher. nxe has been less overbought than ca

our panel this hour, stefanie brown james, who heads the democratic pac the collective, kurt bardellaer senior adviser to republicans on the house oversight committee, political analyst brian stelter. and sumi somaskanda is in concord, new hampshire. new hampshire coming up. first, though, the latest bbc news. rishi sunak has told mps the uk will not hesitate to respond again if the houthis in yemen continue their attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea. british and us forces carried out joint air—strikes last night — for a second time — on houthi targets. there are fierce battles continuing between israeli soldiers and hamas fighters in southern gaza. at least 2a israeli troops were killed tuesday, the worst day for the idf since the start of the war. and the met office has issued yellow weather warnings tonight for much of the uk, as storm jocelyn brings high winds and heavy rain to large parts of the country. no scotrail trains are currently running. nominations for the 2024 oscars have been announced during an early morning press conference in hollywood. we will get the late

let's go to the other side of the country now los angeles with the brown james and anthony davis combined for 47 points. and 18 rebounds as the lake is defeated, the type of the local le arrivals the clip as we're looking for a 6 when in a row, and it was 98 minutes remaining. and so this from a turing prince, james, meanwhile, has 25 points on the lights. this particular bunch full game losing speed coming to an end for the lake is they move ahead of the golden state warriors in the waste conference. and the dallas mavericks came back to beats is the western countries lead is minnesota timber wings, 115108. the mavericks were traded in the closing stages, the climbing, moving and music don't change, combine to 69 points with main street. and it's quite a 3rd stage at the back already on monday with the 1st time stage, winter and the new need to in the saudi arabian days. it preserves lucas motor i. she was able to accelerate near the end to take antique 1st place all the way to the finish does eat a g finished food, and that was enough to move into the overall need in the cause category.

brown's ferry. and if they can do that they can get supplies in chattanooga. amazingly, jamesongstreet ignored the capture of brown's ferry dismiss it as a faint in favor of what he was concert was believe that was going to be the main attack coming up from the south on lookout mountain. well, a theory incidentally for which there was no evidence whatsoever. and he dismissed what happened to brown's ferry so much that he didn't even tell bragg that that happened. now, an officer in bragg's you've seen john r liddell, who was a brigade commander, rode over. he had heard the fighting at brown's ferry. he wondered what it was. he decided he'd ride over from missionary ridge to see what was going on. and he immediately discerned the yankees were in control of brown's. so he rode back, told bragg what had happened of course. bragg was furious that this had happened, and he sent a courier back over to lookout mountain and told longstreet to drive those yankees back off of brown's ferry. longstreet responded that there's nothing there that's just a faint. the real danger is going to

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james clyburn talking about issues. his biggest issue is understanding how different brown and black people are. he's at christian church he doesn't understand and half the pews stand up and they are shouting him down. whole host of things, if you smack obama sticker on it and it happened to be michelle obama, could solve problems for the party. if they are bold enough to do it. >> kayleigh: he told us he grew up in a synagogue and he's catholic. to this. a strong winter storm forcing gop presidential candidates to change campaign plans and threatening to disrupt the iowa caucuses. providing for your family is a top priority. but what happens when you need affordable health care? christian health care ministries could save you up to 40% today. as a member, you can choose your provider without network restrictions. sign up at your convenience with our anytime enrollment. join a christian community that supports each other's medical expenses, offering peace of mind as you prioritize what's most important. enroll now at your chm dot org generalized myasthenia gravis made my life a lot harder. but t

james harden and kawhi leonard from the clippers. and jalen brown from the celtics.70 sixers. the warriors are still grieving the loss of assistant coach dejan milojevic, who died of a heart attack last week in salt lake city, where he returned to practice on monday. milojevic will be honored in pregame ceremonies tomorrow. the warriors are currently four games under 502 games out of the final play in spot. if the team has a turnaround in its dna. the time is now. >> the all energy has been more towards staying in the moment and doing kind of what i said of, you know, trying to approach these last two days with the right mindset not to get yourself ready physically, mentally to go play, saw what they did in serbia yesterday, just watching that. like, i can't imagine what it had been like to been in the building. i think that was a good primer for the ways that we want to, you know, honor and celebrate him. >> adrian griffin, the milwaukee bucks are number two in the east with a record of 30 and 13, but that apparently wasn't good enough for team ownership. >> their h

james harden and kawhi leonard from the clippers. and jaylen brown from the celtics. from the 70 sixers. the warriors are still grieving the loss of assistant coach dejan milojevic, who died of a heart attack last week in salt lake city. the warriors returned to practice on monday. milojevic will be honored in pregame ceremonies tomorrow. the warriors are currently four games under 502 games out of the final play in spot. if the team has a turnaround in its dna. the time is now. >> all the energy has been more towards staying in the moment and doing kind of what i said of, you know, trying to approach these last two days with the right mindset just to get yourself ready physically, mentally to go play, saw what they did in serbia yesterday, just watching that. like, i can't imagine what it had been like to been in the building. i think that was a good primer for the ways that we want to, you know, honor and celebrate him. >> adrian griffin the milwaukee bucks are number two in the east with a record of 30 and 13. but that wasn't good enough for first year coach adrian

. >> hey bay area live with kelly marcus coming up, we'll chat with sterling k brown from american fiction, plus jamesstill in effect for the next 30 minutes where we have areas well into the 30s right now. we have a lot of sunshine. looks lovely from our santa cruz camera. it's a bright day today. brisk. this afternoon with temperatures in the 50s. rain returns on saturday to level two kumasi. thanks drew. >> we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our news app at abc seven news.com. >> come on, get♪ i'm walking on >> announcer: welcome back to n gma live from times square. >> our ray of sunshine celebrating hometown heroes across the country. this morning it's all about ray bethea. he is a custodian in swannanoa, north carolina. he helps students and teachers and to them he is so much more. good morning, ike. >> reporter: good morning. listen, captain ray is just behind this door. he has no idea what's going on. he thinks he's in an important meeting with the vice principal. but we've got some tricks up our sleeve. let's go get him. captain ray

so charlotte brown, the daughter of a very powerful all african-american. figure in san francisco history james she's his daughter she goes to ride the new trams. the new trolleys that have just been built and they kick her off and she rides it again. and kick her off because they, a black woman, cannot be said, seated next to a white woman. and i just really was intrigued. i wanted to this story it's 100 years ahead of rosa parks. they throw charlotte off the train and she decides to do it as a test case the next time she gets thrown off, she and her dad. so this is this in-crowd, a political father daughter very moving story planned for her to ride again deliberately thrown off and sue and they sue the omnibus trolley company and they win and she wins a nickel and the right to ride the and she's not satisfied and she goes back and her dad takes a note and writes on this crappy piece paper to today i bought charlotte two tickets to ride the tram again and this a deliberate political gesture and an archive. and to me it just meant the from a very savvy father who knows exactly how to record the

he and brown scheduled to return to court on the 18th. james andre senior. >> thank you. sure. a cdc report is giving new details about an outbreak of legionnaires disease in downtown napa that killed one person and sent 16 others to the hospital, the cdc report confirms. earlier reports by napa county's health and human services that the outbreak back in 2022 was linked to a cooling tower. while the cdc report doesn't name the location of the tower, a map in the report places it at the embassy suites, which was previously identified by napa officials as the source of the outbreak. the cdc reports a clogged pipe in the cooling tower meant that no disinfectant was getting into the water, allowing the bacteria to build up. >> our time now is up and ten. in napa, a man is now facing felony allegations of possession and intent to sell drugs in napa, police say they made the arrest after getting calls on sunday about suspicious drug activity and seeing a hand to hand drug deal. the police say they found almost a pound of suspected meth and some other drugs when his vehicle was searc

about doing something like the black and brown comics arts festival because it's centers voices in a way that is both powering and enriching at the same and james he was saying open today. they are 11 to 5 day to check it out. >> thankful that the rain is in hold off for us at least until after the holidays. yeah, we've got a lot of outdoor activities day for mlk day. and then tomorrow. things get wet again. good morning yeah, good morning, james. the rain a good morning, everybody. and yes, take a little bit of a break from all of this here. enjoy. >> starting things off with cloudy. that will be the case, although there's the east bay shoreline here kind of lit up a bit. do have a lot of surface fog underground fog doesn't look like tahoe forecast reflects this as well with that batch of rain coming our way tuesday night into wednesday morning. and yes, that's going to be mostly rain, although maybe some snow that really doesn't stick in a mixture there of. so we're not really going to be adding too much except for the really higher elevations going ahead for wednesday. thursday, taking a breather until not too busy here, but it will be by fr

james lebron's son throws it down. he had ten off the bench. but usc led by eight at the half. the bears they try and keep it close in the second half rodney brownhe layup. he led all scorers with 23. but usc controlled this game. boogie ellis 545 to go. and the trojans they win at 72 to 54. cal drops to zero and three and five and 1210 overall. uc l.a. not the power they once were hosting stanford at pauley pavilion. second half game tied at 36. andre stojakovic in the corner and paige's son knocks it down just like his old man would. first lead of the game for the cardinal, stojakovic had nine points, a minute later, stojakovic leaves it for carlyle, who calmly hits the three, and he had a game high 26. stanford up by six at that juncture, and they go on to win 5953. they erased a ten point first half deficit. jared haas team improves to seven and six. >> all right jason thank you okay. next at 11 it's still not real. >> it's not real like i never thought my son you know right before christmas tonight a family coming together in san francisco to remember a young boy killed in a hit and run crash over the holidays, the 11:00 news on ktla icu. >