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cheering jill and i thank you. go, joe! cheering jill and i had — thank you. go, joe!uch a personal issue. it helps so many women. chanting. four more years! four more years! chanting: four more years! four more years! spring in our panel, could because it's an interesting dynamic. brian stelter, what do you make of it? does interrupt the flow? lt does interrupt the flow? it certainly is, because it talks about one of his vulnerabilities, which is that these protesters from the left who are trying to push him from the left on the issue of israel and gaza. furthermore, biden is not the youthful kind of candidate that he was a couple of decades ago. he is trying to stick to his script about reproductive rights. certainly, it does have an impact, and they're trying to create a contrast tonight would new hampshire with trump by focusing on the issue of reproductive rights. when it comes the election this fall, what the status between the conflict of the war is going to weigh on voters, both the democrats and republican party, these protesters — pretty well organised, much

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jill deese us -- jill disis joining us for more.williams is one in a chorus of voices saying a million different things. janet yellen famously said as inflation comes down, interest rates have to come down to match it. to be fair she is now a member of the biden administration so rate cuts benefit her and the administration from a political standpoint going into an election. talk to us a little bit about where everyone else in the fomc stands on this. is john williams alone? jill: he is not. if you look at fed speak from this week we saw atlanta fed president bostick and fed president michelle bowman give similar remarks in this idea, bostick said he is comfortable with the fed's restrictive stance right now. you and i remember just last month, after the fomc meeting we saw markets really start to price in big bets on the idea that we could see a cut by march. i am not sure we are there yet. the fed, certainly several of these fomc members have pushed back against the idea that could come extremely soon. we have to look at what else

enemies see this and they aren't caring what jill biden says.his has national security implication. i have been against age is a problem. nancy pelosi, you can put in that category, she's been fine. this is what, they don't want to diagnose him, they want to say it issigea, that is mistake. even nikki haley argument, that is mistake. you want aoc to be president? no, you don't. it is individual by individual and clearly biden has a problem. this is argument to assuage that. >> kayleigh: harris, jill biden had thoughts on hunter biden. >> how have you been coping personally with the onslot of accusations again your husband and family including and especially hunter, focus of house oversight committee hearing holding him in contempt, obsessing over him, showing pictures of him during vulnerable moments. on the floor of the house, this would crush any family. >> what they are doing to hunter is cruel. i'm really proud of how hunter has rebuilt his life after addiction. i love my son and it has hurt my grandchildren. that is what i'm so concerned ab

biden, thank you, jill. she's really been traveling and i can't thank you enough for your friendship and leadership. i have to say about our first lady, she has been an unwavering for women and families of our nation. i've seen her when the cameras are on and when they are off and she is an extraordinary leader on so many level -- so many levels. so to dr. jill biden, thank you so much. [cheering and applause] and to my husband, the first second gentleman of the united states, doug emhoff. [cheering and applause] and of course i always thank him for standing with the women of america and for the people. and of course our president joe biden will take the stage very soon. who, as we all know him a which is why we are here together, we have in joe biden a courageous fighter for our most fundamental freedoms as americans, including of course the freedom to make decisions about one's own body and not have their government tell them what they are supposed to do. [cheering and applause] and of course, today, that

here's what jill biden said about calling them hostages. that makes me want to be in the fight even more because we have to win. we must win, she said in this interview, we can't let go of our democracy. from everything experienced, the stand that you took given what you saw on january 6th and around the white house, what do you think of hearing jill biden speak out in this way, and also hearing donald trump calling them hostages over and over again? >> i resigned three years ago on january 6th because i felt that donald trump did not meet the moment. i knew that his election lies were lies. i felt like on that day, when we watched all that violence unfold, he chose to sit back and not take action. that's because he didn't want to. he saw nothing wrong with it. he thought these people were fighting for him. he simply couldn't accept the fact he lost to joe biden. now i think three years later to see politicians like donald trump and elise stefanik white washing events of that day and saying these january 6th rioters are, quote, unquote, hos

i'm jill biden's husband and kamala harris's running mate.kidding aside, thank you for your leadership, protecting reproductive freedom, and for so much more that you do. thank you jill and doug for shining a spotlight on so many issues affecting women's rights. and amanda, thanks for the introduction. realize how much courage it takes to do what she did? we had a chance to sit down -- [applause] >> thank you. >> go ahead, mr. president. >> we had a chance to sit down with amanda and her husband, josh. i told you how proud we were of your courage, speaking out on a personal issue to help so many women. [chanting four more years] >> we feel deeply. i want to thank you again for your absolute courage. and all of you here today, thank you for your support defending freedom in america. that's what we are doing. yes. yesterday marked the anniversary of roe v. wade, recognizing a woman's right to choose. we are going to have this going on for a while. [chanting] >> i believe roe v. wade got it right. the majority of americans, and they still do. we

jill biden said kamala could go f herself. kamala and jill have a rocky relationship.gie fresh, he and dr. jill are on great terms and getting better. we didn't need to read how close they are. oh, and the white house thinks kamala is a cry baby. her thin-skinned outraged, perceived grievances, staff bullying and endless turnover. she's had 13 staff members leave since 2021, she goes after them with criticism and urs curses like a sailor. a secret tape i want to hear. this checks out, kamala's favorite past time, turning her staff into the wikipedia. >> you are 5'2", is that correct? >> that is incorrect, 5'4" and a quarter. >> wikipediais wrong. >> i said this to my team, i don't know where it came from, they want to make us smaller in every way. >> jesse: charlie spiering is the author of amateur hour. tell us in one word what the reason between kamala and joe really is? >> pretty frosty. kamala has no interest in being buddies with jill, she wants to be treated like the next president and jill is not interested in creating a sisterhood with kamala harris because eve

jill hasn't trump's been called a serial killer? >> i think mika called him that twice just yesterday. >> also apparently asking, r an hunter, to show up for a deposition is cruel and unusual punishment. how have you been coping personally with the onslaughtu e of accusations against your husband and your familyen, including and especially hunter mika? i think what theily any are doig to hunter is cruel and i'm really proud of how hunter has rebuilt his life after addiction. you know, i'm i love my son and it's had it's hurt my grandchildren. hunter called dr. jill the c-word and he's destroyingf her husband's presidency, but she's proud of him. >> i don't understand this. family. >> what's cruel is jill forcin g joe to run for reelection. what's cruel is joe forcing hunter to fly around the world for bribes when he should be in rehab. >> what's crue bl is hunterb. raiding his kids college funds for crack money. you can tell the bidens are falling apart because hunterraidinkid' is making a doy about his downfall. biden hasn't bee in

what is jill biden going to tell us, okay?what is jill biden, the first if lady, going to tell us right now in terms of policy, in terms of the presidential election? nothing. they're giving us nothing. he will not face reporters. and, by the way, i've been saying these last couple of days that i think trump and biden are going to wrap up their parties' nomination by the middle of march. i'm just looking at the lindsey grape's morning note, larry limbed city, he says it is entirely possible though not certain that trump will lock up the nomination in the next two weeks. iowa republicans will meet in precinct caucuses next monday, and new hampshire voters to go to the polls and primaries two weeks from today. the new hampshire primary used to be mid february, things are getting earlier and earlier. >> maria, i don't know if i necessarily agree with that prediction, but i agree with your prediction of mid-march because that's what the trump campaign itself with all their internal numbers is targeting. if you see how they are all

jill: it is. we look at battery manufacturers coming in to states, the small business initiative, many coming from the treasury that is yet to be distributed, there is so much. we need more engineers. we have this mass influx of people moving to oklahoma, where i am, in the midwest, and we still do not have enough workers to fill the jobs that we are anticipating being there. not even the ones that we currently have. jonathan: if the midwest is booming in the u.s. is doing so well, why do i not want to small caps, domestically focused small caps, rather than being exposed to the multinational story and avoid places like china and europe that cannot put up the growth in the same way? jill: to us, it is about rates and the debt burden that a lot of the smaller cap companies have. about 50% of the russell 2000 index is comprised of companies that do not make money. in the environment where we think that the lagged impact of said tightening is going to cause challenges, because markets to compress, we

jill suddenly loves hunter.elieve he called her they see where the m but i see it doesn't stand for conservative. if she thinks it's cruel they are showing hunter biden's jug -- i'm sorry, he's the one who put his balls on blast. he's the one who gave his a starring role in countless movies. we didn't ask for it, believe me. nobody wanted to see it, as for these being vulnerable moments, we should all be so vulnerable to be sitting around doing drugs and having -- give me a break! there's nothing vulnerable about him. joe and jill should be happy of the media was able to suppress the story long enough so that he could be president. go back to something i've said before and i've got to repeat it, if any trump member of a family did 1% of this, they would be in gitmo. you look at the money laun laundering, influence peddling come of the cover-up by the white house which i will get to from the p tape to foreign collusion, all the stuff they wanted for trump is right here. but if hunter biden turned out to be a mass

jill the c word and she's proud of him? i don't understand this family.cruel is jill, forcing joe to run for re-election and hunting in bribes when he should be in rehab. what's cruel is hunter biden raiding his kid's funds for crack money. hunter is making a biography about his down fall and the president has not been seen in three days. there is still a lot of da daughters out there. >> for those that say i can't vote for joe biden, he's too old. >> i say his age is an asset. he's experienced and he's wise and knows every leader on the world stage. he's lived history and knows history. >> jesse: the word wisdom has never been associated with joe biden. please share with us the wisdom behind opening the border to 5 million illegals. or slapping solar panels all over seattle or picking kamala harris as your vice president. joining me now is nick depaulo. what did you learn, nick? >> it takes guts for her to go to msnbc behind enemy lines. that takes a lot of bulls in as they say in brooklyn. he knows everyone. he knows jesus and moses and his age is an as

it's funny, we always referred to as jill angelique, jill and julie, because we have both of you on thegram so much and together so often. thank you both for being two of the voices that we turn to over and over again. thank you both, my friends. next, congress has less than two weeks to avert a government shutdown and lawmakers, they're willing to risk it all just to score political points on the border. later, the florida abortion amendment thatuld ape abortion access across the south. stay with us and here is a look at the brand new msnbc lineup. it is starting next saturday at six a.m.. six a.m. six a.m. some migraine attacks catch you off guard, but for me a stressful day can trigger migraine attacks too. that's why my go to is nurtec odt. it's the only migraine medication that can treat and prevent my attacks all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion and stomach pain. now i'm in control. with nurtec odt i can treat a migraine attack and prevent one. talk to your doctor about n

let's bringing out jill simonian and the dean of pepperdine school of public policy pete peterson.elcome both. the media went out of their way to defend claudine gay. here's a few more clips of what they said and we'll get their response. watch. >> harvard's first black president, a woman named claudine gay. resigned her position. everything from a bad faith hearing on campus anti-semitism to unfounded plagiarism charges were thrown at er had. >> i don't think it's fair to say all the critics were racist with you a few were. >> it looks as though she was targeted. >> trace: targeted jill simonian? she did all of this. she went before congress, she gave the answers, she was the one allegedly who plagiarized those documents. targeted. >> we saw everything play out before our eyes and still, still there is media trying to lie to us in front of our faces saying, oh, she was targeted, just as we saw in the clips. we talk about this all the time at prager u and prager u kids, how we, especially our children, are just inundated with lies, lies, lies, and this is just another example of th

jill, thank you so much -- >> -- i do want to be clear, it is an invitation.and these people largely view it as that. that is an important and concerning part of the equation. >> lawrence: such a critical point. jill, thanks so much for joining the program. >> thanks for having me. >> lawrence: it's an invitation. don't forget that coming up hillary clinton showing off her dance moves attempting to do the macarena dance. dolly parton's revealing reaction to dallas cowboy outfit and tiktok herb creating a salad bar inside of her fridge to eat healthier. did it work out? find out next on fox and trends i love your dress. oh thanks! i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ mom! mom! every day can be extrao

doctor jill biden lands at sfo tomorrow. she will speak at a rally for her husband wednesday morning and then will fly down to burbank for another fundraiser and then back to northern california to sonoma county for a fundraiser at the end of the week. new filings reveal that the presidential campaign for biden has raised more than $97 million in the fourth quarter. those contributions, provide resources as the president struggles in the polls right now. his approval numbers dropped to 40%. >>> a disturbing warning tonight from the international monetary fund. they looked at what ia will do for workers in the world. many jobs could be impacted by the world of ai. this will widen socioeconomic gaps they believe. those that benefit from ai, people like health workers will see an increase in product deputy. jobs that can be replaced may fall further behind the. >>> another message from the imf. they say that china needs to make changes to the economy. they need to change the amount of debt that they are carrying. long-term it s

don't give us lecture tpwr-z jill biden, dr.jill biden talk about the house picking on him afplt bide by the rules and you will be fine. >> hannity: she claimed they were being cruel. talk ing about cruelty you hit the nail on the head mentions joe and jill buy en didn't recognize their own grand daughter for over four years and were shamed into it by the new york times, and shows like this. greg, let me talk to you from a legal stand point. maybe clever on abby lowes part to say issue a new subpoena. here are my issues with the new subpoena. they don't need a new subpoena. i imagine he will plead the fifth. i don't know if that will serve him well in the end. >> i agree with you. it's a pretense and a charade. hunter biden is pretending to day through his lawyer, i will answer questions now. he won't do that. will he take the fifth. he was always going to take the fifth. there is too much incriminating evidence. he's in criminal jeopardy. if he lies when confrontpugh confrontpughwith evidence of ine pedaling. there is mountains

jill. jill. excuse me.jill biden is in hillsboro tonight as she's speaking at a fundraising event to benefit the president's reelection campaign. in the press, democrat reports, the event is hosted by a couple that owns puma springs vineyards. the first lady was in san francisco earlier this week. also for a fundraiser. okay there could be some tough times ahead for california winemakers today. silicon valley bank released its annual report on the state of the u.s. wine industry, and the report found that premium wineries saw a slight drop in sales over the past year, and it predicts slumping demand throughout 2024. now, earlier today on the four, we spoke with rob mcmillan. he's the founder of silicon valley bank's wine division, and he says the wine industry really needs to work on attracting younger consumers as marketing, advertising and understanding what the younger consumer wants. >> you really have to provide a product that they that they want, that they desire. it's got to be, uh, presented to them

if anybody jill's being cruel to joe for making this guy run for president again.been cruel to his son for making his addict go around the world instead of go to rehab. and hunter's being cruel to his family and his children for raiding their college funds for cocaine. this story is upside down, backwards, whatever you want to call it. i can't wait for trump's president so i can play the gotcha game. >> dana: and this trial happening just a couple weeks before the dnc convention, do you think that's a liability for president biden? >> harold: i'm sure the president doesn't want the trial to take place and i think the judge may be right, there might be some sort of plea agreement in the background. but let me step back, slightly different point of view. >> greg: wait a second. are you glad to be back >> harold: i am glad to be back you said you didn't want me to say that every time so i stopped saying it. my opinion is this, when i hear president trump in his trial and i hear him defend himself i've said all al the presumption of innocence is attached to any america

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jill biden arrived last night at sfo.. later this afternoon she'll speak in san francisco at a fun fundraiser for president biden's re-election fund, then back to santa rosa tomorrow for a third fundraiser before taking off friday to raise more money in ohio. >>> pretty decent weather in the bay area for the first lady's visit. >> we had some rain last night, but now it's starting to clear out. we are still encountering some patchy fog in some of the valleys. once that clears out, we'll see sunshine today and tomorrow. on friday, the rain comes back, and it will also be windy for friday evening. and we're looking at rounds of heavier rain, wind and even flooding possible throughout the weekend. as far as temperatures for today, we're headed for the low 60s in fremont, mountain view 60 degrees, 60 in oakland and 59 in san francisco. going into the day tomorrow, and the next several days, we're going to see temperatures hold with rain returning friday. >> thank you. thank you for joining us as well. another local news updat

jill biden defending her husband's choice to pursue reelection and says freedom and democracy are onhe line. roll it. >> does any part of you once in a while think, oh, maybe we bow out? >> i think as joe says, democracy, our freedoms are what's on the line. so americans have a choice. stuart: yeah, but my question is: is joe biden up to the job for another five years? the department of veteran's affairs accused of spending millions of dollars on healthcare for illegal migrants but a massive backlog of veterans that need care. we have the full report next. you always got your mind on the green. not you. you! your business bank account with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. (♪) that's how you business differently. intuit quickbooks. you know what's interesting these days? bitcoin. look for bitwise, my friends. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. ♪ you were always so dedic

jill biden, that is.rying to convince americans that joe is the energizer bunny. >> i think what people don't see is how hard joe works every single day. that he gets up thinking what he can do for the american people, and he does that -- his job doesn't end when we just have dinner together at 7:00. i see that strength and that resilience and that steadiness every single day. i say his age is an asset. >> he's wise. >> yes, he's wise. he has wisdom, he has experience. he knows every leader on the world stage. he has lived history, he knows history. >> judge jeanine: and nancy pelosi is also trying to puff up the 81-year-old president. >> the president has the weight of the world on his shoulders. he's the president of the united states, a very challenging job. so many hours in the day. you can tell him everything you've done, but nobody gets elected because they deserve it. they get elected because of what they're going to do next. and what he's going to do is continue the work he's done for america's wo

. >>> first lady jill biden is speaking out against donald trump and defending her son hunter. she not holding back when it comes to house republican efforts to hold hunter biden in contempt of congress. arlette saenz is at the white house with more. the first lady rarely talks about everything that hunter biden has gone through, including his legal troubles. tell us more of what she's saying. >> reporter: it's notable that jill biden is deciding to take on house republicans investigating her son hunter biden very directly. saying the tactics that republicans are using against hunter are cruel. this comes after two house committees voted to hold hunter biden in contempt of congress for not sitting down for a closed-door deposition. that will go to the house floor for a vote. if it passes the house, that will be a decision for the justice department to decide whether they'll pursue those charges. first lady jill biden spoke in blunt terms about the way that republicans are handling this and the impact it's had on her family. >> i think what they are doing to hunter is cruel, and

jill has been campaigning more than her husband.ypical dude, make your wife do the busy work, not right, just not right. yesterday this was joe biden's so-called event. [applause] >> jesse: biden was there for 20 minutes, then left. can you feel the excitement? joe has had four real public events, he picked up apples at a food bank in philly. no one is talking to the president of the united states and he's not talking to anybody either. on friday, the crowd called him a loser and he weirded out a woman at a coffee shop. last week he got heckled at a church and he called himself george washington in a town outside of philly. before that he disappeared for two weeks. hit rock bottom at 33% approval. trump was more popular after january 6 and so was george w bush when the iraq war went sideways. majority of women voted for biden last election now 31% approve of the job joe is doing. people campaigning for joe biden, they need work. >> look, my mom is 88 living on the farm and drives herself. folks are able to do this. >> jesse: if the

joining now is bloomberg's jill thesis. what can we expect in the way powell may attempt to guide markets regarding the prospect of cuts? jill: that is the big question. a pause for january is all but certain. the question comes down to, are we going to get a cut as soon as march? investors have pared their expectations for that. 40% chance. we have obviously seen much fed speak over the past few weeks really trying to push back on the idea that we get something so soon. i think this is going to be a tricky line for powell to walk. in some ways we might be seeing a little bit of easing up in the official fomc statement on policy. maybe they remove the language pointing to a tightening bias. in their official statement they're leaving the door open to be nebulous about their next policy action. pebble is going to be pushed on whether we are going to see something this march. he wants to avoid pricing something immediate because we have still got additional cpi data before the next meeting to consider. we have to look at addi

first lady jill biden launching a new attack on former president donald trump.g to make her husband look bad. saying, you see what happened today with the bosh and trump is doing everything he can to make joe look bad. you know, even at the live sacrificing of so many people for his own political gain. she said that in texas and we could be relieved she did not say latinos are unique like breakfast tacos, she did that. this is donald trump is to blame here, except that is not true. trump didn't get her husband to have a record low. >> tammy: donald trump has more power than joe biden, can influence senate, in control of images of other people. he has everything, except a special magic wasn't. the first ladies her husband is so ineffective that maga trump king is running the nation. he is supposed to know what he's doing and other hand, donald trump is punching him in the nose. you want the one in charge or the one who is snot? if we didn't have the internet, this is like the '60s, people hear you and walter cronkite. kayleigh mcenany said it, wraltr cronkite is

watch. >> laura: jill and i are honored to welcome tout national christmas tree lighting. the interior secretary deb haaland and the national park service foundation. [cheers] >> they're the ones doing this. >> laura: oh, yes, can you see it. like a decoration. >> raymond: yes, it is. >> laura: and the big moment that was supposed to -- supposed to wait for it, to gather around and do a group countdown? he couldn't even wait that long. >> hello. >> ready? >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1,. [cheers] >> raymond: no build up at all. i think you call that premature illumination, laura. if the timing was a little off. at least one yuletide tradition was perfected. the president performed his trademark where's the exit dance? >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the music stopped. >> laura: and he stopped. maybe he think it's one long game of musical chairs and you are supposed to stop when the music stops. i mean -- >> i don't know. very peculiar. >> christmas spirit, i'm granting you three wishes, make them quick. >> oh, thank you, mrs. claus. look, my first wish is that pro-palestinian protesters would stop using tr

so they send jill biden to a high school today jill. are times when satire is unnecessary, laura. jill appeared at hunter high complete with banners. now, what competent white house staff allows the first lady to appear at hunter high when hunter's entire hinges on whether or not is he high. this is craziness. >> free cocaine on the sidelines. what is that. well, that's not a good one. all right. >> you win some and lose some. the ultimate dead man talking is comedian george carlin who just released a brand new comedy special, even though he has been dead since 2008. it was allegedly created by a.i. and is parody and drawn the ire of carlin's daughter says no machine will ever replace his genius. i caught up with comic legend larry the cable guy who reacted to the fake carlin special this way. >> the a.i. thing is nuts. i mean, that's not fair. they have come out against it. >> apparently they can't stop it because it's under parody. >> that's ridiculous, i mean, it's not -- no, that's not right. >> that's your name and likeness. >> the

first ladyjoe ——jill biden was on us today, sticking up for hunter biden. for president biden in an election year? well i can't imagine the white house would _ well i can't imagine the white house would have been very happy with the hunter's_ would have been very happy with the hunter's appearance in the committee room yesterday. i imagine it was part of— room yesterday. i imagine it was part of a — room yesterday. i imagine it was part of a more defined and aggressive media strategy but every time hunter does make these appearances thenjoe is time hunter does make these appearances then joe is often linked, — appearances then joe is often linked, whether republicans have the evidence _ linked, whether republicans have the evidence or— linked, whether republicans have the evidence or not, his father is always— evidence or not, his father is always put into the picture. and because — always put into the picture. and because of the salacious allegations in the _ because of the salacious allegations in the indictment and the republicans have released in the im

hey jill, good morning to you. happy new year.l at the end of the year? >> reporter: oh. i'm sorry to say we saw prices go up in the month of december and in fact the cpi though, the big number, was up 3.4% from a year ago. that's higher than 3.1% in november. culprit? a monthly increase in energy prices and shelter prices so that's the big part of this. now the core rate remember that removed foot and energy, we saw a teeny tiny bit of progress and we saw the annual pace up 3.9% from 4%. even just that tenth of a percent i'm going to take it as a celebration and it's the lowest core rate since early 2021. >> so as we start the new year, can we expect inflation to return to more historic levels? >> reporter: mmm -- i mean, yes. listen, we've made great progress. we peaked at a four decade high of june of 2022 and remember that was 9.1% annual inflation. by the end of '22 we were at 6.5% and we're moving in the right direction. that's great. and i think the real critical question now is when do we really get to that 2% level that t

th >> when i see doctor jill i don't see a first lady. ji i se visiting angel and i was thinking about this topic and it reminded me of why the trump town hall a few days ago on fox was helpful because it's a reminder of what's necessary for the job. love or hate trump, at least he is present. that's not a lot to ask for but this day and age it is great he shows up. he is in a suit. he is ready to go. interviews, townan halls and corked in the same jam day. he shows up, he is the last to p,leave not the first to go. compare thiso to the invalid i chief. trump completes a workday and we are happy when joe completes a sentence so i go back to my original thesis from years t ag about trump. you don't have to like him to vote for him. he is not your bridge partner. you are going on the cruise with them but he is not the golden bachelor.." he is a typical arexecutive. he can be an a whole. but you rely on him for what he is and what he says and some of the best people i have worked for weren't congenial or polite peer they were brisk, impatien

jill biden headed to sonoma county for a private party at a vineyard.t biden spoke to about 100 people and she asked them to, quote, remember how they felt the day after the 2016 election when donald trump was elected president. biden is now in ohio for a fundraiser tomorrow. california's presidential primary, 47 days away. we are going to be following all the major headlines for that march 5th primary. if you want to see the full election coverage you can check out our website, nbc bay area.com. >>> the state assembly is limiting access to the capital following a major protest that shut down the building earlier this month. they were chanting, cease-fire now. hundreds of these protesters flooded the capital, hanging banners from the third floor gallery, beginning today, the assembly will no longer allow members of the public to sit in the front row seats of that line in the gallery. that is the balcony that overlooks the area where legislators work. the chambers also limiting the number of people allowed in the gallery, the speaker's office would not s

miss a payment and you don't add to it. >> when it comes to those buying out and pay later offers, jill warns they could encourage bad spending habits and there may be fees associated with them. >>> let's get back to our first alert weather mag. we are keeping a close eye on the conditions in the sierra and back home. a winter storm warning is in effect. this is video from soda springs where the snow was coming in sideways. meanwhile, back here at home, we are tracking the latest round of showers as windy conditions are outside. this video from the santa rosa fire department shows what can happen when dealing with those strong winds. trees can come toppling down. this one toppled onto some power lines. they estimate nearly 300 folks lost their power as a result of that one tree coming down. meteorologist darren peck is very busy. what is going on? a lot of weather to talk about today. >> we are not done with this one either. watch the time lapse from this afternoon. this is our vantage point from the top of the salesforce tower. rain moves in, moves out. pretty little rainbow there as w

bloomberg's jill disis, we thank you. at the core of the rate cuts and pricing will be the readthrough into these banks. to what extent will that feed into the net interest income that is keeping these banks afloat? jp morgan, wells fargo and others are set to kick off her earnings season on a volatile year in the banking industry. i am joined by jennifer hooley -- leads bluebirds coverage of finance in the middle east that is a veteran wall street reporter herself. what is the main one for you to watch this morning? jennifer: this is fourth-quarter earnings we will get later today. what i think most investors will look past that and flip to the page as their outlook for this year. i think for the most part last year, these banks have sailed through. consumers have kept up with their loans. they have largely been ok. obviously you still had the rate hikes last year and some were held up. now the question is, what happens this year. if the fed will cut rates, does that mean the fed will cut their forecast for nii? will con

jill, thank you for that.te it. >>> let's dig deeper now with a key democratic on the senate foreign relations committee, senator chris van hollen who is with us. thank you for being with us on this holiday, sir. you saw these speeches. you see what putin is doing. how much is putin emboldened as u.s. funding for ukraine is running out? do you have any hope there will be an agreement on fundingbrian new year. the putin speech that we witnessed the last few days underscores the importance of the united states congress acting quickly. president zelenskyy came before the senate, met with members of congress just a few weeks ago, essentially stressing the importance of air defense, for example. now we're seeing exactly why that's so important. also, other assistance in weaponry to make sure the people of ukraine who are giving of their blood and lives can continue to fight for their freedom and their sovereignty. so it's really grossly negligent and outrageous that the united states congress has not yet met presid

jill biden is in the bay area as part of a whirlwind swing through the bay area. bob redell has a look at her itinerary. >> reporter: according to dr. jill biden's office, her appearances here in the bay area will not be public, will be invite only. here you can see the first lady arriving last night at sfo on a government 757 airplane. this is for a quick trip to california. later this afternoon, she'll speak in san francisco at a fund-raiser for president biden's re-election fund. then tonight she'll fly to los angeles for another fund-raiser, then back to santa rosa tomorrow for a third fund-raiser in hillsburg before taking off for ohio. president biden and the democratic national committee say they have raised more than $97 million in the last three months of 2023 and that the campaign has $117 million on hand as of the end of last month. former president donald trump has yet to announce how much money his campaign is sitting on. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> alarming new numbers about the leaders and the leading cause of death in young men. coming up on

take a look at first lady jill biden, stepping off the 757 shortly before 10:00 tonight.is a glimpse of her schedule. she speaks with san francisco tomorrow at the fundraiser, gets back on the plane down to l.a. for another fundraiser. then she flies back to the very same area, though not the same airport. she's going to be landing at charles schultz airport in santa rosa on thursday before attending a fundraiser. and then it is back to work at hand. just flying in all around me. it's back to the work at hand as more fundraising back in ohio. that will take place on friday night. so the biden campaign says they have $117 million on hand at the end of last month. donald trump has not announced his campaign figures as of yet. so tonight going to san francisco, fundraising there tomorrow. taking off kind of coming back. she's a very busy woman. at sfo, terry mcsweeney, nbc news. >>> and a big chunk of that money comes from donors here in the bay area. as for republicans, no trump, no debate. that seems to be the situation in new hampshire. abc news has canceled its new hamps

but according to the first lady, jill biden. well, hunter is just a poor, helpless victim. take a look. >> i think what they are doing to hunter is cruel. and i'm really proud of how hunter has rebuilt his life after addiction. you know, i'm i love my son and. it's hard. it's hurt my grandchildren. and that's what i'm so concerned about, that it's affecting their lives as well. well, no, no offense, first lady jill biden, if you want this to go away, maybe you can explain how your stepson, with no experience at all in energy, by his own admission, made all those millions of dollars from burisma holdings out of ukraine. why were chinese national giving hunter biden millions of dollars? the big conglomerate in china, the cfc? >> and what about the first lady of moscow? former first lady of moscow? why was your husband, joe, who is now president, pictured with many of these international business partners when he said he never one time, ever, ever spoke to his son, his brother or anybody for that matter, about their foreign business dealings. she didn't answer that question. a

it turns out that jill biden and the white house press service, which...us foreign policy under biden poses a threat to the national security of the states themselves, notes the american conservative. on the one hand, washington prefers not to notice the limits of its own power; on the other, it relies too much on sanctions and military force as a way to intimidate its opponents’ partners. the approach is that we don't need diplomacy, we just need to decide what we 're going to do, which is what the biden administration did with ukraine. where we are embroiled in an extremely costly bloody war, the same thing is happening in the middle east, where it is mainly israel that shoots and we supply them with ammunition, and this is a disaster for both the palestinian people and for israel, because it does not solve anyone's problems, but war and violence are only spreading across the region. according to a january sociological survey commissioned by abc news tv channel, about a third of american adults approve of biden's work as president, this is the worst indi

. >> so don't give us these lectures us lect about, you knom jill biden, dr. jill biden, talking about how the housey th is picking on him, just abide by the rules and.annity >> you'll be fine.: we, she claimed that they're being cruereruell. il o if you want to talk about cruelty, i think you hit the nail on the head when you mentione mentijoe and it's n that joe and jill biden didn't recognizize their old granddaughter for over four years and only shamed intm it by maureen dowd of the "new york times". and shows like t this. greg, let me talk to you about from a legal standpoint, maybe maybe clever on abbe lowell, his part to say issue a new subpoena. here are my suggestions for the ne aw subpoena. but they don't need and havea ne subpoena. i've got to imagine the odds are probably 6040. he the fifth.plead but if he does, i don't know ifh that's going to servt knowe himi in the end. well, i agree with you. it's a pretense, a charade. h hi >> hunter biden is pretending today through his lawyer, oh, gee, i'll answer questions now.. >> he's not going to do that

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jill reporting live from cbs headquarters, thank you so much.h jillonmoney.com. >>> you know, local leaders taking action in court against a major car manufacturer. case in point? the city of berkeley says kia and hyundai are too easy to steal. and that means more money out of city coffers. theft insurance claims for certain older kia and hyundai models shot up more than 1,000% between 2020 and 2023. thefts spiked after the viral social media video showed how to illegally start and steal the cars. and the fallout is real. the companies agreed to pay a $200 million settlement with the owners of the cars over the flaws in the theft prevention technology but now they are saying hey we need some enumeration too. >>> more about money. the u.s. mint honoring abolitionist harriet tubman with a set of new coins. the coins depict different eras of tubman's life from being a conductor on the underground railroad and helping so many people to also, she was a spy for the union arm. you can get these online and the treasury department says tubman will replac

. >> laura, how did jill biden became the seeing eye first lady question which had to drag him.and i never seen anything like it. oth if any of the president had done this or first lady come it woul be front page news all day long. but the biden poets get a pass for whatever reason and you are right it gets longer and longer periods but when raymond, we talk about the exit but there is more from the ultimate blowhard john kerry at this climateduba summit in dubai. edit wasn't what he said, but wt he is alleged to have done. what is this?wh >> look, this is a man, john kerry who apparently has no use for fossil fuels or oil.thin but i think natural gas emissions is something he issten comfortable with. >> laura: oh, no! ct ed >> at least his own, no no, sho listen closely. we didn't edit this, listen.ju >> you cannot measure claimant by degrees over to but lives saved. they do not understand how adults imposition of responsibility can be avoiding responsibility for taking away those things that are killing people on a daily basis. and the reality is that -- >> laura: i heard it.