jean-pierre: i hear you. i know you just write me whenever the national data or numbers of balloons. i get that. i don't know those numbers, is the first time i'm hearing about them. i appreciate you sharing it with all of us. what i'm telling you is what i can give you from our vantage point. how we move forward. the chinese surveillance balloon was very different than what we saw with these three objects. >> back to the train derailment. after that incident, they sent the administration -- and eight confidential" reporting system. is there an emergency vehicle to report near misses, without -- where at just the white house stand on this? ms. jean-pierre: i have not heard about the letter so we will need to check in with the team about the letter and how we are going to respond or how we feel about the comments or requests that you just laid out. we just don't want to get ahead of the team so we have to check in. >> the idea of a system like that, does the administration think it was prevented? ms. jean-pier

jean-pierre: go ahead. reporter:, given all of the things you've discussed your, spy balloon's, all of these things, a debt -- and identify objects shutdown, they might have a question. when it comes to these higher altitudes, are america's borders secure? mr. kirby: the president takes as i said earlier, he takes our national security extreme seriously. he has no higher responsibility than the safety and security of the american people. and i do not think you need to look any further white frankly than the decisions he has made interest the last week-10 days the evidence that. reporter, it feels like we're plugging holes, like we are discovering vulnerabilities. mr. kirby: you are not make -- making that offer proof. we don't know if that will play out. reporter: thank you very much. the president gave the order to shoot down the object over lake huron yesterday. where was he? what kind of information did he have when he gave that order? what was briefed to him? and how did he anticipate the outcome? mr. k

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i knew jean kirkpatrick. nikki haley is no jean kirkpatrick. >> i knew jean also. nikki haley is running as a former governor, someone who has been elected, who is considered and faced tough issues in south carolina as well as being u.n. ambassador. just wondering whether you are judging her on a different -- in a different way based on gender. >> of course not. let's compare it again to jean kirkpatrick on the most important qualification. intellectual ability. it's like comparing a destroyer to a surf board. they both go upon the water, but that's about it. >> you have said you are considering -- maybe considering a run yourself for president? are you close to doing that? >> well, i am considering it. i had not thought initially of looking at it this year. but i was quite disturbed some months ago when president trump said that the constitution should be terminated so that he could be declared the winner of the 2020 election. i filled out a lot of security applications for jobs in the federal government in my time. there's usually a question in there that says so

let's bring in jean casarez. jean, bombshell in the fact that he's admitted to stealing money from his firm. >> reporter: this was huge. he's charged with many financial crimes and it could lend him to decades in prison. he's not entered a plea in a criminal court for this. when he was asked did you commit financial crimes, stealing from your firm, the answer was, yes, i did. it was plain. it was simple, but it was yes, i did. did you notice his demeanor during the testimony regarding the financial crimes, the stealing of funds meant for victims? he was a civil attorney in a firm that was his father's firm, grandfather's firm. got huge civil verdicts for people who had been wronged, and he took some of those, many of those, amounts of money which were huge amounts and funneled them into his own accounts and the firm had no idea he was doing that. he was doing that because he needed money. he needed money because of the testimony we heard all the drugs he was taking, all the opiods he was taking. it was pivotal te

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jean _ solve the problem. thank you very much. jean mckenzie - solve the problem.e for us in seoul. ambulance workers in england and wales begin more strikes today, with little to suggest an end to a dispute over their pay and conditions is in sight. more than 10,000 workers are taking part in today's industrial action as one union boss accuses the government of "putting its head in the sand" over the issue. peter ruddick reports. paramedics, emergency care assistants and 299 call handlers are once again swapping ambulances and control rooms for picket lines. workers from the gmb and united unions were walking out and seven different her ambulance areas are reflected. they will be joined by staff in wales after the gmb followed unite in rejecting a pay offer from the welsh government. in total more than 10,000 people will take part in a dispute that shows little sign of being resolved. minister has not met with us for several weeks and there is no date in the diary and it seems the government simply wants to put their head in the sand and hopes this disappears. our

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ok, karine jean-pierre at the white house has just begun taking questions.ad to the white house. >> when it comes to the issues and he's been a champion status quo in many ways, we need him to be a champion of a new vision for america. >> so look, the president is very much looking forward to meeting with congressional, the members of the congressional black caucus, and to have a conversation, a real conversation about how to move forward on police reform and other shared policies as i mentioned moments ago. look, these are members the president has had a long standing relationship with, as you all know, and it's -- it is a collaboration that we see this conversation becoming, a collaboration again on dealing with an issue that is truly affecting the black community and also the brown community as well, and you know, to your -- to the statement that you just laid out from a congressional black caucus member, i would say this, you know, and i said this at the top, when the senate republicans blocked and would not move forward with the george floyd policing ac

karine jean-pierre is set to take questions from reporters. to what extent to bring it to this moment, what extent do you believe the white house will bring any transparency, any answers on this revelation? >> well, i mean, 0. we have seen the complete lack of transparency from this white house from the get-go, despite the promises of joe biden, and particularly when it comes to his classified documents. karine jean-pierre will always defer to, you know, the lawyers or the doj or anybody else but herself. she has her very basic talking points. we'll get nothing out of the white house but it must be a headache behind the scenes for the people in biden's team to have hunter biden out there freelancing with oodles of cash he seems to have to pay expensive lawyers and file frivolous lawsuits, or lawsuits, but frivolous letters. >> sandra: if you could stay with us, karine jean-pierre is taking the first question. we'll dip in and get back to you. >> heard it from the speaker himself, a continuing conversation and there are real discussions to cont

jean-pierre: i will not speak to this. i will refer you to the department of justice. >> the architect, government vehicles, impersonating law enforcement, making the decision not to go to the capitol on jan. 6 2021. the president is the only person who has the authority to fire him. is that something he is considering? ms. jean-pierre: we are taking this very seriously and seeing the reports as well. we take any advice of numbers of congress or action that they want to take seriously as well. i don't have anything for you at this time. >>the house testified on overturning d.c.'s new criminal code. would the president sign into law? >> i don't know that piece of legistlation, it's the first time i'm hearing about it. >> the national archives has released gimmick issue between the president's attorneys. one of them is dated the eighth. it references boxes being in a boston office. the president's personal lawyer, he said we would like to pick up the boxes in your office. any explanation as to what they were doing in a bosto

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jean, they are taking a 15-minute break, and we will see when they pick back up, but what is standing out to you and what we have heard so far? >> what we have been listening is the time line, and this is the pivotal time line, and it is so important, because it is going to be a jury question of fact when they get in there to deliberate, and what we heard is that the kennel video began at 8:44, and that where you hear alex murdaugh's voice and it ends at 8:45.45 and alex murdaugh admitted that he was down there and maybe he did not leave the area at the golf cart at the kennel until about 8:47 to go back to the house, and we know from previous testimony that at 8:49, maggie and paul's phones lock forever. they never turn them on again. the prosecutor is using this, and we have heard this in the trial as the time of death, the estimated time of death, because obviously, you can't turn your phone back on. now, the defense is going to argue strongly against that, because they were busy down there and working with the dogs and the chickens and everything, and just because they are not usi

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a question for karine jean-pierre. >> harris: or did he know and that is part of the timeline that itbe in the speech and likely a lot of people knew about it but we just didn't know about it. >> bill: i think these pictures are amazing. the u.s. navy put them out. they were taken before sundown off the coast of myrtle beach. they got a good chunk of it at least what is that a plastic covering of the helium? what is that? >> harris: bryan llenas on the "the faulkner focus" so they could be out there for weeks. >> bill: looking for it, whatever that metal device is in the bottom. >> harris: third surveillance material? >> bill: their surveillance come i guess -- that's right. rochon is a democrat and comes on the show a lot. he's a good guy and works hard, no crack on him. but here he was with dana and i earlier and we chose the certain time to take the balloon out after covered 49 states. >> harris: he is right! >> bill: a welcome okay, yes but why did you make that time of choosing and the aleutian islands and alaska? probably because they did not think we would find out about it is

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what do you say to karine jean-pierre who answers edward lawrence with it's the republicans' fault?every day maria i watch her do briefings i have admiration that she's willing to stand out and talk to people who know a lot more than what she's talking than she does and still go to work. all of that said, economics 101, that's what we are talking. basic economics and to call that inflation reduction act knowing full well that what it did is fuel inflation but her talking points -- good on ed to ask the question. maria: i spoke with your colleague joe manchin on sunday and he continues to say that the inflation reduction act is reducing inflation and that it's a security and oil security bill and it's not a green agenda bill. what do you say? >> well, it's exactly a green agenda bill. there's nothing in for oil. nothing in there that would help oil. the reason oil right now is so high priced, of course, is because the administration and this president specifically has -- has made it more difficult to drill. we should be at 15 million barrels per day in the united states of america. w

here with me is cnn's jean casarez who has been watching so much of this trial and what jumped out to at the end here, particularly the dramatic finish of that cross-examination? >> he went through every single name of his partners, the people that should have gotten millions of dollars from the law firm, his family, everyone for decades he had lied to over and over and over again. then he lied about not being down where the murders happened with his wife and his son. so close in time to when their phones locked forever, meaning they never were on them again because they had been murdered. trying to show this jury, you can't believe today anything he says on that sand because he's a liar and always will be. >> let me dig into that a little bit more, the specific moment, now that murdaugh admits to having lied about is what and why is that significant? >> it's significant because it's his credibility on the stand. if you believe him, he's pouring out his heart right now, gut wrenching, not on opioids anymore, talking about that he lied because of -- and he listed the reasons -- >> lied

. >>> let's discuss with our cnn panel, correspondent jean casarez is with us.u think it was ultimately a smart decision by the defense to put him on the stand? >> i think it was a necessary decision in retrospect. why do i say that among people who say are you kidding me? what they had to explain was the timeline. now, certainly the time line with respect to the data that the police have used in their investigation, the cell phone data had him there, the data with regard to the car, and of course his voice being heard in that tape, so he now had to explain why on earth am i here? so it was a necessary decision i think to do it. the issue is, will it be effective? that's what we're getting at. what we're seeing is the prosecution, right, trying to set up this notion that he is a con man. he is a liar. he is a thief. he cannot be trusted. and then now we see why. pivoting to today, if you can't trust him about his financial crimes, he has looked at people in the eye and said i got your back and now he is looking at you, ladies and gentlemen of the jury in the eye

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it was a male with black pants, blue jean jacket, red shoes, wearing a backpack.approached the mail. the male took out a weapon and according to police, conducted one, shot himself in the head. and then, they call for backup. right now, as we are following this emergency medical personnel are on the scene, conducting cpr, trying to render aid. and initial search of the suspect turned up the gun that he had on him. a second gun in a backpack and numerous loading magazines for those weapons. so, it appears at this moment that this may be coming to a close. >> that would be a major development, john miller, if as you say, police have come up on someone who matched the description in the photos they released. and then, the process of encountering this individual, as you say, the individual may have taken his own life. again, this information, just coming in from our john miller there. shimon prokupecz, you are with this as well. anything you are picking up on this front? >> no, so there are some police activity in the area. and so, police did respond. we're just waiti

karine jean-pierre says the biden cabinet is majority people of color and majority female for the first time in the history. tax the rich back back with a vengeance. senator bernie sanders wants a huge increase in the social security tax. there's also a lot of talk about a wealth tack. watch out. bernie is the chair of the senate budget committee. he wants these tax hikes in the president's budget that arrives next month. >>> february the 21st -- 24th, and it's friday, by the way, 2023. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ stuart: oh, something a little different today. we usually bring you shots at the top of the show of new york or someplace. today we're looking at hollywood from yesterday where it snowed. you can actually see the snow on the ground. how about that? that's hollywood. part of los angeles. it snowed, for heaven sakes. what do you think of that? susan: rare. odd. unexpected. >> i lived there for 12 years, not once did i have to deal with snow, stu. stuart: first time in decades, i think. all right, everyone, it took 20 days, but pete buttigieg finally visits east pa

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>> i did lie to danny. >> did you lie to jeane? >> about finances? yes. >> did you talk to her about the ken themes? >> i don't think so. >> did you lie to annette griswold? >> did you lie to your parallel? >> i would have at some point, i'm sure. >> did you like to michael gunn? >> i'm sure i did at some point. michael wasn't involved in this. so any of this came up with michael. >> did you lie to your clients? did you lie to pamela pinckney? >> i did. >> natasha thomas? >> i don't know if i dealt with her but i lied about that. >> and how act hakeem pinckney? >> i don't know i talked to hakeem but i'd lied about that. >> arthur badger? >> yes. >> the plylor girls? >> i'm not sure that i talked specifically to them. but i lied about that. >> dionne martin? >> i lied to dionne. >> johnny bush? >> yes. >> emanuel christiani? >> i didn't have any conversations with him. i certainly lied about it. >> jamie risher? >> yes. >> randy draudy? >> yes. >> jordan jinks? >> yes. >> angel gary? >> yes. >> christopher anderson? >> yes. >> elise mallory? >> yes. >

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mendez was last seen wearing a white hooded jacket, black, skinny jeans with rips, knees and dark colored sneakers. she also has a tattoo of dante on her neck. and we're going to have more on this story as the day goes on. well, san francisco police double down on keeping its streets free of workers. police revealed a new enforcement strategy to keep work from happening on cap street. kron 4 sarah stinson talk with the assistant police chief and has those details for us. >> sfpd assistant chief david luiz are says they've been finding success with the new d coy operation. that's where a female officer goes out on to cap street pretending to be a worker and then issues a citation to a potential client or john have a lot of workers that are on capped that we 18 18th and 22nd street. >> and you have a lot of vehicle traffic and people are out a lot of noise associated with that sfpd assistant chief david luiz are describing what he saw last friday night when he walked cap street. >> the san francisco police department is cracking down on john's coming to cap street. the most recent d coy ope

jean mackenzie, bbc news in seoul.t memorable songs of the 20th century — burt bacharach — has died at the age of 94. he composed hits for frank sinatra, aretha franklin to tom jones. he won 3 oscars, 2 golden globes, 6 grammys — and his songs made 50 chart hits in the us and uk. as tributes pour in — our music correspondent mark savage looks back at his life. # for ever and ever, you will stay in my heart and i love you.# . burt bacharach songs were classy. musically complex and stylish. # what's new, pussycat? whoa. with the lyricist hal david, he created hits like the look of love, raindrops keep fallin�* on my head and magic moments. he neverfinished a song in one day, because he would like to go home to long island and i would want to go back to my apartment and work on what we were working on, and maybe finish it the next day or the day after that. so, you don't get awards for writing five songs a day. # what's it all about, alfie? and as a producer and arranger, he was a perfectionist. it took cilla black 31 tak