i'm hammer, jim john, if he appears orthodox to ahead or church is one of the largest and oldest in africa. but a split within its ranks last month lead to weeks of unrest, divisions, and restrictions for social media users. and the fallout could still have ramifications for the church itself and the country. we have a lot to discuss with our guests, but 1st this report from katya lopez. what do you ah, scenes of the united ethiopian orthodox church after weeks of tension and unrest. visuals like this one in a des, ababa or a show of strength for one of the oldest christian bodies in the world. the crisis began when a group of rebel bishops created their own assembly and or am i a region saying they faced discrimination under the church's current system. they say their culture and language has been consistently ignored by the religious hierarchy. accusations, the church leaders have denied a set of romo archbishops and bishops who broke away from the orthodox church. and then the aroma regional government was actually i'm helping those brinkley bishops, essentially i take over the dd ortho

i'm hammered, jim john, for the 1st time since russia invaded ukraine nearly a year ago, president a lot. m lensky has been able to tour europe. he's using the opportunity to thank your opinion leaders for their support, but as also double down on his request for more military assistance. zelinski is also seeking an expedited process to join the you. he says ukrainians are fighting on behalf of all europe and has warned against an impending russian offensive. we're here to our guests in a moment, but 1st this update from our diplomatic editor james base in brussels. ah, on the 3rd stage of his brief surprise, european tour after trips to london and paris president zalinski flew with the french president, emanuel mackerel to brussels in the capital of european union. he was again repeating the same message. thanks for all your help, but ukraine still needs more slow graham, who told the pac session of the european parliament that ukraine's home in the future is as part of europe, family lame nobliss? i am like we are moving closer to the european union will, did ukraine will be a memb

john? >> caller: boo-yah, jim! >> boo-yah, john what's going on? >> caller: hey, most travel stocks are not coming out of the park but expedia is broken do you see any help for them what should i do with this >> i like expedia management i was so impressed with the numbers fogle put up at booking. 25 today that stock could be much higher. by the way, airbnb is not gone going higher stop knit picking, frank in new york, frank? frank? >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, frank. how are you? >> caller: good. good jim, got a question on disney. >> sure. >> caller: a lot of your investors on television and media saying it's a stock to buy, yet, it's nowhere near the 205 that it was and also, i'm confused by all the movies doing so well but the stock is not responding. >> yeah, frank, look, i got to tell ya. my charitable trust owns it. i had to sit through a ridiculous presentation saying warner broths is the new disney. how about disney being the new disney time for bob tiger to step up and becounted. how he will deliver numbers while looking for

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jim and john flies in india where he's met that way that thomas and moody left shows had previously stated that the main purpose of his trip was to deepen cooperation between the 2 countries. but the chancellor also sees the chance to take a swing at no in the top, the world is suffering as a consequence of russia's aggression. that's the cooperation between both our countries is of great importance and there are a host of areas in which we can deepen and enhance our cooperation on a very important question is securing the supply of food and energy. we have to make sure that countries in asia, africa, in america, not too strongly and negatively impacted by the terrible war of aggression that russia started against ukraine. and that the impact is not too negative for them supply shortages. thus, the one priority of our work is visit highlights. new delhi is growing importance to western powers. if they see banking for the opposition to moscow. germany is pivot to india is particularly significant given the south asian countries close ties to russia. it's key energy supplier throughout the t

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from a director of national and tell john ratcliffe jim jordan share in the committee john, is it justbe this perverse incentive by the medical and media establishment to jump in to protect china here why? >> laura i think because the geopolitical ramifications are huge, if there is a finding a civilian actually staff of the chinese pla and is responsible for a virus i killed maybe as many as 10 million people worldwide including million americans as a conclusion that i don't think that the joe biden administration wants to have to deal with. unfortunately that's what the intelligence and the scientific evidence support for my first day as d&i the lab leak was never a french or conspiracy was always supported and conversely the theory of natural origin was never supported by our intelligence it was never supported by scientific evidence and effect dr. fauci and dr. collins, and the other physicians and scientists there at the time writing a paper saying this was of natural origins were privately confessing that they cannot explain this as naturally occurring and that was at least a 70%

>> brian: i think about the harbaughs coaching against each other in the super bowl jim and john.t must have been really tough. remember that? >> steve: sure. >> brian: that's why it's always good not to have too many kids. you don't want them playing in the super bowl. >> ainsley: i have my favorite. >> steve: speaking of mothers. she has a dilemma. who who root for. she is going to root for her kid. >> brian: bigger dilemma. >> steve: here is something people all across the country are facing. on reddit, online. a mother is asking the people on reddit should i ask my daughter to split the rent 50/50? the daughter apparently is 25 years old. she has graduated from college. and she makes money. so the question is this: i have asked her to split the cost of rent and utilities in half with me and she doesn't consider it fair. so, the mom is asking people should she be asking for the money? >> ainsley: what do you think? did any of your kids move back home? >> steve: yes, indeed, they did. >> ainsley: did you make them pay? >> steve: here's what we did. we kind of negotiated because

jim, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, john.d to be with you. >> sandra: of course he has a lot of fight left in him but he can do other things. >> john: i know all the ladies in new york are vying for the office next to tom when he joins fox sports, but i think he's got -- i think he's got another season in him. >> sandra: interesting. if you had one question, if he was in front of you right now, i guess that would be -- >> john: why, why quit? >> sandra: if you had it to do over again, would you do it over again, would you do it. i think he said he does in the regret anything. was it worth it? i have somebody in my ear -- some big football fans in the control room. >> john: here is the thing. i don't think the thing with him and giselle fell apart because of football. i would assume there were other things going on, i think he has another season left in him. come on tom, come on back. >> sandra: i love this -- we'll have to continue this conversation. giselle, i don't know, if he could do it over again, would giselle still be

how about john in new york, john >> caller: boo-yah, jim. what's up? >> boo-yah, john not much, just doing the show. what's going on we you >> caller: not muchment here with my dad just watching the show how are you? >> i'm good. what's going on? >> caller: not much. we started to use the platform and rent our condo in st. pete i was in at $170 and sold before it dipped. i want to know if i should get back into airbnb. >> yes, airbnb had an amazing quarter. we had stocks that would bounce back where there was misinteration from the ceo the ceo told you-all these things were good the analysts didn't believe it, the stock is going higher and not done going higher. trey in texas, trey? >> caller: jim, i took the position in energy transfer back in july. mistaking it for a red bull competitor and i'm up about 30%. i want to see if you think it worth holding on to in 2023 or if i should take profit and find a growing energy drink brand -- >> no, no, no, energy drink, i like that. good, monster, energy. e.t. is doing well i didn't -- i was reluctant. i do not

noting, yes, they're the first brothers to play against each other in the super bowl but john harball of the ravens and jim harball met as coaches in an epic super bowl that went right down to the wire and the ravens prevailed and it was really a touching scene when the two of them met because john was exultant and jim was downtrodden because they'd loft a tough game but they'd embraced and said to each other i love you. the two head coaches think of their parents and their family in that situation. >> well, we might see that situation again at the end of this game. here's what their mom said about who she'll be rooting for. >> it's going to be easy. you know, i have to stand and scream the entire game. they're both on offense so every time somebody has a ball i'll be clapping. and every time somebody gets a touch down i'll be thrilled. >> it's easy. >> she's rooting for a score of 50-45 so both offenses excel and the defenses don't. >> that's exactly right. now let's talk about the historic nature of this, these two black quarterbacks. and i was just reading today about how hard that has been, how much di

stakeholders, including members of the oakland police commission and civil rights attorneys jim channon and john burress. so far, no word yet if or when the chief will be back on the job. henry lee ktvu fox studios, women of color who served in public office or calling attention to the threats of violence, they continue to face a number of bay area and state lawmakers took part in a rally outside oakland city hall today to denounce the increase in violence. threats and harassment directed at women of color. who served as elected officials in recent months. several leaders, including state senator aisha wahabi, in oakland city council member carol five say they received threats by email by text and by voicemail. the increase in the types of harassment and the level of harassment in our incessant obsession with firearms in this state. is challenging and it's scary assembly, according to a new study from the anti defamation league. 42% of all threats received by public officials are directed at women and specifically women of color. because more like this in violation of the feeling of safety. one

stakeholders, including members of the oakland police commission and civil rights attorneys jim channon and john burress. so far, no word yet if or when the chief will be back on the job. henry lee ktvu fox studios. latest estimates say at least 4000 people have been killed following an earthquake in turkey and syria. search crews are looking through the rubble to look for people trapped underneath. box news. alex hogan has more now on the relief efforts. there hasn't been an earthquake like this in turkey since 1939. thousands of people are dead and many others are still missing following a pair of massive earthquakes in turkey syria border. the first was the most powerful measuring 7.8 magnitude. several hours later, a second earthquake hitting about 100 miles away, sending residents running from their homes, homes diet. at five past four in the morning, my child woke me up as the whole house was shaking. as we ran into the street. i was shown a message saying my aunt's building collapsed. buildings are still collapsing as the rescue and recovery efforts ramp up. thousands of first responders

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including members of the oakland police commission, and this afternoon, civil rights attorneys, jim chatted and john birth so far, no word yet on if or when the chief will be back on the job. live in the newsroom. henry lee ktvu fox studio is definitely keeping up the pressure. alright henry. thank you. and now we go to turkey and syria were at least 3400. people have now died following today's devastating earthquake. magnitude 7.8 quake struck in the early morning. it was followed hours later by a very powerful aftershock. three aftershocks today measured six point oh or greater and there have been at least 75 measuring at least four point. oh rescuers are digging through the flattened buildings looking for survivors and more buildings are still collapsing as the rescue and recovery efforts ramp up. what about diet? four in the morning? my child woke me up. the whole house was shaking. as we ran into the street. i was shown a message saying my aunt's building collapsed. so far, the united states is one of more than 20 countries that have announced they're sending supplies and personnel to support t

including members of the oakland police commissioner, and this afternoon civil rights attorneys jim channon and john burress. so far, no word yet on if or when the chief will be back on the job. live in the newsroom. henry lee ktvu fox two news. so henry yeah, the chief is on administrative leave. what about the captain and the sergeant that were at the center of all this? that started this whole thing. what has happened to them? the sergeant accused of these two incidents, julie he is also on leave that former internal affairs captain he moved over to the east bay regional park police district, but he's also on leave from that job right now. all right, we will continue to follow. what happens. henry thank you. students at oakland tech high school walked right out of class this morning to protest the police killing of tyree nickels in memphis, tennessee. the students say the walkout is to celebrate nichols life, mourn his death and protest police brutality. the oakland tech students say they're outraged by the systemic mistreatment of people of color. we feel like it's very important that our school

john jim, talking to us from a boucher we're going to bring in her mom tassel. he's joining us live from a new group. how to you, where you are is one of the areas where the ballot boxes will be doing being delivered later as mohammed was telling us just a moment ago, what are people they're saying about the selection of people are jittery, relieved that the voting process server, but they said they were frustrated by the fact that some flooding stations took way too long to open some more than 3 hours in saying some of the voting machines didn't work. but they willing to listen to the election. officials were telling them to be paid until the final results are announced on saturday when voted to place many businesses were forced to shut down is now sunday that things are open and streets are busy people out there by trying to make money. one of them here is jonathan. he is 28 years old. he sells, he says, a for about a k g. it can go for about $6.00 for a k g on a good day. he can sell about 2 animals and that's how he makes living. sometimes it's not enough. h

super bowl lvii and just turk oh days on fox, brian kilmeade is there, he joins us along with jim gray i am johneports, it's friday, isn't that a good thing? ♪ please don't stop the music ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> emily: welcome back, it's time for in case you missed it. the kansas city chiefs will take on the philadelphia eagles in super bowl lvii this sunday on fox. the big game is setting up to be the first ever super bowl showdown between two brothers, kansas city tight end travis kelsey against older brother, jason, a lineman for philly both looking for their second super bowl ring. their mom, donna, says one of the toughest things about raising two future nfl stars was feeding them. she tells "the wall street journal" that growing up each of her big boys was able to devour an entire chicken single-handed just for starters. why is that totally the scene from footloose? chris, your thoughts? >> chris: first of all i know my mom is watching and laughing out loud because of the amount of food we went there in my household i was an offensive lineman, i think we had pounds of pasta in our house at any given

we had two coaches with john and jim auerbach going at each other, but just some cool stats with yourg each other in sports. >> and chris, when my husband is focused on the path of -- philadelphia eagles, i think longest rihanna concert. so bruce, what are from her performance and all that we will see? >> i've been calling this the rihanna bull also. it is so important. i think last year we had 103 million people tuned in for mary j. blige institute dog and dr. dre. i think we might see that number go even higher, because rihanna has not gotten album in the last five years has not been doing any touring. i think that we might see her announce it world through next week, maybe even drop an album, but i think folks will be waiting to see what her set less, is who she brings to the stage, and just how she delivers it will be a spectacle for all of us to enjoy. >> if we honor and be on sale going on to her, i just don't have any money. i don't have any house, i don't have anything. so i want to ask you one last question which is, something else that is been on my mind, netflix is cutting

i've got religion about which is extraordinary. 9.4% yield let's go to john in michigan, john >> caller: hey, jim weiss i always believed in him mike, come on the show i think you've got a winner and i need to hear it from you because we did suffer through the bad days and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade coming up, managements have gotten wise to the mob of meme speculators. recent cautionary tales of companies, next. lily! welcome to our third bark-ery. oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i labra-dore you round of a-paws at&t 5g is fast, reliable and secure for your business. >>> the meme stock finally met their match. that's all i could think when i saw bed bath and beyobnd drilled the me

. >> pretty remarkable at least at papa john's, jim, digital transactions now 85% of the total.st >> carl, that's why i -- that's why i say it's demand, because they got that down >> yeah. we've talked about how the technology has been for years. opening bell in the cnbc realtime exchange. at the big board, cno financial having its investor day at the nasdaq, it is ricky stenhouse jr. joined but dautry racing the host of consumer names this morning, not doing so well that's the pizza names, but keurig, dr pepper, wayfair, what do you think's going on? i well, the dollar general said that there were some storm issues, but i do think this is a rebellion against goods. we just do not see as many goods being bought it's mentioned over and over on almost every single conference call in the meantime, i think that conference call that was nvidia ignited the nasdaq, because remember, we're talking a lot about a.i., but colette kress said, look, the inventory correction in gaming is over the datacenter build is good that's going to move up all the smh, even though i think the best way to

. >> ahead, we'll dive more into this discussion with cnn's john miller and jim sciutto. stay with us. >>> okay. defiant putin is promising victory in ukraine as russian missiles rain down on key ukrainian cities. putin is getting ready to launch a, quote, massive offensive. he plans to seize the entire region in eastern ukraine by next month. we're live on the ground in the southern city as russian strikes overnight intensified. is that right, sam? >> yes, indeed. there was very intense bombardment last night. a number of different residential buildings were hit. and at least two people reported to have been killed in the previous 24 hours. this situation is normal but the level of bombardment is increasing. there is no expectation -- necessarily the russians are going to launch a ground strike back across the river against the city. they're taking on a civilian population. a few hours ott gn the ground l like this in that beleaguered city. >> reporter: 12 weeks ago, ukrainians celebrated the liberation of the city for months of russian occupation. this is the scene toda

. ♪ >> the john s and jim's all-night foundation, fostering engaged communities.f.org. ♪ >> and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. am: good evening, and welcome to the newshour. tonight, the catastrophic earthquake in the turkish-syrian border region has claimed nearly 24,000 lives, and the count is still rising. will have a full report coming up. geoff: but first, there's been a new incursion by an identified object high above american territory, and the u.s. military has shot it down. it happened this afternoon off northeastern alaska, near the canadian border, as the object flew at 40,000 feet. national security council spokesman john kirby says it was the size of a small car. but what it was doing, and where it came from, are unclear. >> we do not know who owns it, whether it's state-owned or corporate-owned or privately-owned. we just don't know. and we don't understd the full purpose. we don't have any information that w

start with january in arizona, john >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: thank you for taking on oil -- >> i have to do a profile of these guys not only do they do oil but chemi chemistry and better living is through chemistry. great call by you. nice level al in maine, al? >> caller: professor cramer, thank you for your professionalism and investment advice my question -- >> thank you very much. >> caller: am i diversified in meta recyclist steel dynamics -- >> it is an excellent company. that's the problem you cut me to the quick. exactly. i prefer nucore but they are so high, your call might be the right call, at least for now michael in new york, michael >> caller: hey, jim, what's your opinion on reliant steel and aluminum >> another great company there is never a sufficient pull back and sells at eight times earnings let it come in this is too close to the high. i need to go to carol in connecticut, carol >> caller: yes, hi, jim, i'm thrilled to speak with you. >> right back at ya. >> caller: okay. so my question is it too late to buy nucore >> it's a steel bonanza. it m

some call me booker, some call me john, some call me jim. some call me nigga. the more you smile. although you crying on the inside. "i'm not gonna tip that nigga. he don't live for no tip." "yes sir, thank you." "what'd you say?" "come back, goodnight, take care." so that's what you have to go through here. but remember, you have to keep that smile. >> anthony: telling the truth was still risky business in 1966 mississippi, and booker wright was not rewarded for his candor. it was not a good experience for him. it did not make him a star by, you know -- >> john t. edge: not within the white community, but even though stokely carmichael maybe first chanted "black power" here, that was less important to the black community here than what booker said on the nbc news. >> anthony: yeah. the private dining rooms at lusco's are still here. the menu, much the same. steaks, fish, the famous broiled shrimp. the lusco's special salad with the house italian vinaigrette dressing and a healthy dose of anchovy. onion rings. >> john t. edge: the salad makes me happy. >> antho

colonel cedric leighton and julia and john miller, pete muntean, jim sciutto, everybody.s that we all witnessed, heard, and our eye witness who called in earlier, too, travis. this mysterious chinese spy balloon, it is down. it has been taken down by the u.s. military upon the orders of the president of the united states. that came on wednesday but u.s. military advisers said wait until today and that's what we just saw right off the coast of south carolina. we've got so much more to come on fredricka whitfield. thank you for joining me today. the news continues with jim acosta after this. number one motorcycle e insure. that's right, jamie. but it's not just about savivin. it's about the friends we make along the way. you said it, flo. and don't forget to floss before you brush. your gums will thank you. -that's right, dr. gary. -jamie? sorry, i had another thought so i got back in line. what was it? [ sighs ] i can't remember. to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never comg back. with golo, i'

i believe jim brought up something very interesting along with john wright is the idea of lincoln as this person who's able to adapt himself and evolve and change his perspective despite convince john you know he's not tied to old narratives as many politicians before him and he is sort of an iconoclast in that he can break away from them. can i say also one of the things that he says in that first interview with douglass that john didn't quote and he said this in other occasions, too, you know, he's he's he's famously has his finger on pulse of popular opinion, of public opinion. he says, you know, the the the the people had to come up to this point, right? they had to be brought up to the point where they first accept the idea of black soldiers and then they will accept the idea of black citizens. so he's he's he's in a position move the needle a little and he's responding to where the needle is all the time, i think. and so seeing him move is to some extent, seeing an important segment of public move. at the same time, he's not where salmon chase is. he's certainly not frederick d

john: juan have the final word here. >> i don't think this is a matter of national concern worthy of the house and jim jordan spending his time on this. this is like petty politics. >> john: the laptop belonged to donald trump, jr., would it be? >> it depends. and every business -- >> john: same story but donald trump, jr., would it be worthy of investigation? >> let's assume that it is hunter's laptop, assume what we have learned so far is relevant, right. what is there? that's why i said, so far you have to say there is nothing there. >> john: a lot of interesting photographs. >> oh, my god, time for the segment to go. [laughter] >> john: thank you, gentlemen. juan knows when to pull up on the stick. terrain, terrain -- pull up, ok. >> sandra: but to the point of the lawmakers whose sound we played out last hour, john, it's not an investigation so much about hunter biden, it's about hunter biden and joe biden -- and 100%, and all the lawmakers who were involved pushing to continue the investigations have made that clear as did miranda divine. >> john: it's not about the photos, they are just window dressing. >> sandra:

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john m held a meeting on monday was present and unseen cube jim alpha was recent transfer of another $1250000000.00 in additional aid to the country. but as the money he's fly in took, he has coverage. there's been a warning from the u. s, and spoke to a general for afghanistan, who's admitted mistakes were made in the funds sent to rebuild the country he overseas. and he warned the same could happen in nuclear. the very worst outcome is that the assistance gets diverted, stolen in such a way that it doesn't accomplish its intended purpose, you're bound to get wastage, you're bound to get corrupt elements of not only the ukrainian or host government, but also if u. s. government contract is or other 3rd party contract is to steal the money. there's even see on the graph a usaid to afghanistan over 20 years is almost the same as what washington has sent to you. great. in just one year, african saw her reading has already experienced 1st hand some of but u. s. military aid being diverted. nigeria present claims weapons that were supposed to be sent to you. great. have turned up in the

>> melissa, jim farley was talking, a fire up did side chat with him and john lawler talking with the analysts there, saying this is where the company is right now, basically the same message, where they say, look we're at about a $7 or $8 billion cost disadvantage, we think at a minimum we can address it almost immediately things like warranty costs, as well as the efficiency sits it's not going to happen overnight, but there is the plan from jim farley then the question of whether or not when it comes to electric vehicles. lots of news on that front today. that's going to halted through next week. if you're a ford investor, the good news is you're hope form what they say comes to fruition if they have found it and can address it, then they'll start up products potentially by the end of next week, if not the following week remember, evs are the future for ford yes, i knowle money comes from the internal combustion business, but we've got to be bigger and better. by the end of this year today they will move toward nongauche ev pricing no haggling with the dealer. when you look at ford

jim sciutto reporting. we want to get some perspective from intelligence analyst john miller.not the most high-tech thing. where does this balloon rank in terms of the range of ways that china is spying on the u.s.? >> not that high, both literally and figuratively. it's flying, you know, in the stratosphere but below where their satellites are. but it is a collection platform, you know, china -- the chinese spokesman called it a force major. we couldn't help it. the wind blew it there. i think the definition is two things, one, the inability because of unforeseeable circumstance to stick to an agreement or contract, the second definition, which is an irresistible impulse. it feels more like number two because chinese intelligence collection in thepervasive. human intelligence, they're accep sending people in to join research institutions, government organizations think tanks to pull things out. >> there's a huge data collection effort by -- >> it's an army. i mean, literally an army. the people 's republic of giant full of military people that hack into government databases.

jim, bonnie friend john fills bonnie friend john mills fills me on.n my own thoughts. yeah, the do you try and you can see the confusion when we when we're told some about it but not surprised that andrew it's epic however you look at it it's an epic journey and as we say, it's going to be probably something nearly, nearly 15,000 miles that you will cycled . so well you will have cycled. so well done, you and let's hope you make that target a decent cup of tea waiting for you back and i thank you. thanks very much. thank you. very familiar find. keep that one lovely man watching it. i asked him because i've interviewed him before and i've interviewed him before and i asked him at the time. i said, how are your knees and legs holding up? and he said, oh, it's not my knees. and my legs i'm worried about. and she said, it's, end because it's, it's my rear end because he a lot of time sitting he spends a lot of time sitting on, but he's got a very comfortable saddle that comfortable saddle on that bicycle so bicycle about that saddle. so i bet the bike ev

standing at the far fight county prosecutor john duwane, next to us, sheriff scott, special agent fbi jim and deputy chief chris rozman. thank you for coming to this sheriffs update in regard to tonight's events. we will get directly to the most recent update with that and then we will have comment and questions. >> thank you chief. again, chris rozman deputy chief with michigan state police and public safety. we start tonight by sharing an important update and that update is the suspect in this incident was located outside of the smu campus. and it does appear that that suspect has died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. it is confirmed that he is deceased. this truly has been a nightmare that we are living tonight. but we have remained laser focused on the safety of our campus our students and the surrounding community. we are relieved to no longer have an active threat on campus. while we realize there is so much healing that will need to take place after this. again, to reiterate the update, there is no longer a threat to campus. we believe there to only be one shooter in this incid

. >> and joining us for more analysis of what jim just laid out there is cnn's chief law enforcement and intelligence analysis, john miller. we keep talking about the pentagon and what the military is viewing this as, but actually, it's the fbi that's running point on this investigation. why is it the fbi? >> well, the fbi is running point on the technical collection of the pieces and the parts and taking them over to the operational technology division or otd with a lot of partners from other agencies, to look at them and say, what of this technology do we recognize? what of this technology can we say, what it's for, what it does, how it acts? it's unlikely that there's going to be a prosecution in a case like this, because as we all understand, china spies on us, russia spies on us, north korea spice on us, iran spies on us, and guess what, we spy back on all of them. you know, since frances gary powers was shot down in 1960 over russia in a u.s. u2 plane, a spy jet run by the cia, this is game we play. what's happened here is this readjustment, which is, these things are being now detected. they're now being hun

jim gray, thank you for stepping away from the excitement there to join us. >> as always, thanks for having me. great to be with you. >> johnd up from when brian kilmeade was an ice cube there. football fans may need to have a few audibles dialed up when they go shopping this weekend. grocery prices are up nearly 12%. madison is in naperville, illinois in a friend's kitchen, what are they dialing up and how much is it going to cost, madison? >> john, it's going to cost a lot more. we have the full super bowl spread, you could say we are excited, it's a bit early but wanted to show you what we are working with in terms of prices. so pizza, get the za for the commercial breaks. pizza, up 6.4% in cost. you think all right, you know what, let's get a burger, some hot dogs. meat up from last year, 7.1%. but, i have some good news. if you are a fan of chicken wings, which your girl is, this is my favorite super bowl food, compared to last year, down 22% in cost. you'll have some savings with your chicken wings, that's good news. here in america we love our wings. the national chicken council estimates that 1.45 billion wings will

jim, erica. >> elizabeth cohen, thank you so much. >>> more medical news here in washington. senator johnterman in pennsylvania is being praised by both side of the aisle for his mental health. he checked himself into a washington hospital to be treated for clinical depression. he was elected in november after suffering a stroke last year. >> his wife gisele said that she is so proud of him for seeking help. and now, joining us is the director of socioethical mental health, and there is not enough to talk about when it comes to mental health, because mental health is health. and last night, a cardiologist said that about 1 in 3 people who experience a stroke could in fact then have depression. is it always that link? that feels like a high number to me. >> well, while i can't comment in particular on senator fetterman, we wish him well in his treatment and send our regards to his family. it is more common for people to suffer from depression after a stroke, and many medical and neurologic conditions can increase the likelihood that someone will experience symptoms of depression. >> so he

answer to the increasingly strong connection that's been john between rising mental health problems and what their platforms are enabling. >> yeah, jimre. we actually see in the grass, that the spike of teenage girls depression, anxiety, goes up the year that social media sort of hit and became ubiquitous. there is a direct correlation. people have studied this. on balance, i think we would have to conclude, it hasn't been good for teenagers to have this kind of access to social media. >> no, i totally agree with you, and at the end of the day, we can to cry big tech, we can blame politicians, we can blame school initiatives, but at the end of the day, the book stop to the parents, and unless there is some amount of control that comes over what your kids get access to, you can't be really surprise, when you allow them to have unrestricted access without any controls, and then the axis ups. that's not the entire solution, there are other fixes that need to be made, but the parental discussion with the parents has to be part of the solution. >> yes, but i did not know when i let my kids on social media that the algorithms were praying

jim's out arkell are all dish, but i'll let you drop by your name. oh, crazy that to where you store lot of the my subway. but just dory. yes, john, i live shibel east get us, but we ship it with them. so just figured i needed his daughter to take him or what of them? i need a new school bus without for music or i'm on the beach or a chilly beach. okay. not somebody's rules go to work, you don't feel good global. i'm saying years about how she took on my job is to brought the enough leave for a few queer. if you take a picture of, i'll go double play. you have a closer look. ah, we don't feel attitude and the relationship has changed. we are very happy that you know, the older generation of in the old, remember those hay days or soviet engine friendship. the younger generation, certainly her doesn't know much about russia, which is not somebody's fault in particular, the general situation in which nobody is to blame, but in the overall attitude has not changed. of course, urban is more comfortable with the, with the, with the current situation. europe, nobody's comfortable we, we are suffering 1st place in russia, ukraine. we did

john, i mean, it's like it's like romney people it's bush people like are, you know, jim jordan not on the board. do you mean he's involved? chris christie is involved. he spoke at a partnership event. it's true. in the book, i asked, i invited i interviewed chris christie. i reminded him that he endorsed trump. he was the first elected official to endorse at a time when the only a big names that endorsed endorsed trump were ted nugent, kid rock and a couple of others. and i asked chris christie. why did he do that? and he said well thought he could win. so thank you. yeah, good question. thank you for this. seems like a very project. you know, it seems to me that we have a fairly long transition period. you know, places like the u.k. prime minister could be in office the day after his party wins an election. and i'm if you feel moving forward, this extended process makes us, you know, more exposed to attempts to disrupt the transition, or if you still, even after the last election cycle, feel it's necessary continuity of governance. so the transition, as you may used to be longer up u

jim dornd ger gea second. he said george hill's testimony provides the foundation for the entire weaponization investigation his committee is undertaking. ertaking all right, john solomon, just the news.com. we're going to continu.e to hea from these whistleblowers in the days, weeks to come with both committees. ciary co that's the judiciary committee,h jim jordan and the house government refore m and oversigt committee. and that's james comey who will join us in a second. now we apit go tool capitol hill for the first major hearing from the house oversight committee. this featuring several firedexet twitter executives.iva re as a reminder, thereminder is ae evidence of collusion in the twenty twenty election, buta not between trump and russia. instead, twitter, , facebook, google, other big tech companies were coordinating, collaborating with not only the dn, c, the biden campaign, but the upper echelon of your fbi, all united in one effort, they wanted to defeat donald ict trump and help elect joe biden. now, the first example of this involves a very true hunter biden laptop story from in the new york post. they broke the story weeks before the twenty twenty

john wayne. and that's we have sheriff sheriff scott was worth. special agent in charge, fbi jim, to and you all know that deputy chief chris possible. want to thank you for coming 2 shows as we our community and guards to tonight's events we will get directly to the most recent update with that. but it will have no comments and questions. thank you, again, chris wiseman that the chief with michigan state university police public safety. >> so we start tonight by sharing an important update and he is the suspect in this incident was located outside of the ice sheet campus. and it doesn't appear that that suspect has a die from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. it is confirmed that he was deceased. this truly has been a nightmare that we're living tonight. but we have we need ways are focused on the safety of our campus. our students and the surrounding community. we are relieved. to the longer have an active threat campus. well, we realize that there is so much healing, but we need to take place after this. again, to reiterate the update, there is no longer a threat to campus. we b