. >> i remember talking to former giants announcer joe angel, who was o. j.'s quarterback at galileo. i'm all excited like joe, what was it like playing with o. j.? and joe, as he typically does, he down played it, not drawing attention to himself, he said it's all right. i just handed the ball off a lot. his speed and agility at gal was apparent from the jump. no matter what sport in high school that he tried. one of those guys who could just pick up anything and be good at it. and news of him traveled fast. he got on usc's radar. by the time he got the city, everyone knew he was going to sc. won the heisman in 1968 and was the overall number one pick in the nfl draft by the bills. he was the first back to rush for over 200 yards in a single season. then the endorse. s came rolling in. number one pitch man in corporate america while he was still playing. and the 49ers gave a lot of draft picks to trade for him in 1978. he was the man in the 1970s playing a 14-game schedule. that was o. j. simpson. >> quite the career. then go from that to obviously what happe

including republicans and the independents who believe in what lincoln called the better angels of our nature. a vote for joeiden is a vote for our democracy and our decency. it is a vote for what my father called in his own presidential announcement in 1968 our right to the moral leadership of this planet. as president biden remembers, when dr. king died, daddy addressed a crowd organized by john lewis in the largest black community in indianapolis. on that terrible night, he said what we need in the united states is not hatred. what we need in the united states is not violence, but love and wisdom and compassion toward one another and a feeling of justice toward those who still suffer in this country whether they be black or they be white. joe biden's every decision is informed by his love, his wisdom, and his compassion towards those who suffer. that is why we are so happy today to pledge our unwavering support to president joe biden and president kamala harris. god bless all of you, god bless america, and please welcome president joe biden. [cheers and applause] pres. biden: please have a seat. mom and d

angeles. and i'll, just as joe and a 100, as well on the student protests have been taking place at columbia university in new york. columbia university has a long legacy of protests from the vietnam war. so the present, it is in many ways the epicenter of the american student protest movement, but there's now a low at the center of this particular storm. and that's because after a 100 students were arrested out here, the university has given them a reprieve until midnight thursday, as talks go on between student protesters and the university. earlier on wednesday, mike johnson, the speaker, the us house of representatives came and he spoke to jewish leaders in the school and he condemned the protest movements here and across the united states. but the president of university minutia feet is looking for a way out. and one reason may be the president here in 1968, another president of columbia university, called out police, who violently cleared out demonstrators. that was the end of his storm retainer, john henry l. g 0 new york live in protests across all the colleges in america as well. a launch poli

maye at unc to new england, marvin harrison junior out of ohio state to arizona and joe alt out of notre dame to los angeles. all right. switching gears, it was a rough, exhausting season for the warriors. we know that well and good. and we also know the last thing that steph curry is worried about at this point in his career personal accolades. i'm sure he still appreciates getting recognized by his peers in the media. >> today, steph was named the nba clutch player of the year step led the league in clutch points this season, which consists of scoring win a game is within 5 points with 5 or less minutes left in the game. golden state fans. they've grown accustomed to steph curry coming up big when it matters the most. after receiving toward staff spoke a little bit about what it's like to be in a moment when those games get tense. >> you have to be okay with this shot that you miss like a short memory with it. i don't know if it included under the new just not much time put into the game. and with that time comes deserve confidence of okay. i'm ready for whatever you find yourself in whatever shot and tha

. >> laura: jonathan, this is coming at a time when poor joe biden, you know, the visiting angels with him going on and off the stage. yet, sotomayor whoho is complety with it, i mean, maybe she is bored on the court. i have no idea what she wants. reports she is disallusioned. that's kind of convenient. people haver roding trust in his basement judgment on basic issues. >> also shows how the court has long been this island in which it was able to exist outside of the rage and division of our politics. when we saw those billboards going through washington, d.c. telling breyer to resign and his legacy is at stake, it was really a breathtaking g moment r many of us. you know, i teach a supreme court class. and i love the fact that my students are from every end of the spectrum. but they all have a really undying respect for the supreme court. but, they're not seeing that in many professors. even deans, who are calling the justices hacks and calling for the replacement with younger models. you know, you just need a 2024 model that's going to last a bit longer on the road. >> laura: it's c

. >> a targeted home invasion battle los angeles mayor karen bass will it be enough to sweep the homelessness and crime off of the city street ♪ ♪. joeweekend show" los angeles mayor karen bass breaking her silence about the home invasion at her mansion one week ago. >> we are all doing fine. it was definitely very disturbing, especially with the family there but he was captured on site so we are doing much better. joe: the mayor has a lofty goal in her crime-ridden city. listen. >> you said you hope to eliminate street homelessness by the end of your first term in 2026. >> i still hope to do that. >> is it still achievable. >> we shall see we've done pretty well a lot more to do. joe: alright, karen bass has a strategy to have wealthier residents of her city start to pay for security around the city, how do you think that's going to work out. anita: i think what they've done so far by trying to get the taxpayers to pay for it hasn't worked. the last major that was on the march ballot proposition one calling for billions of dollars to help her with homelessness barely passed by 50-point to percent. the public is tired of being asked

well, joining me now, richard winton, a reporter for the los angeles times and joe loya, who rob morenks in the late 80s and served prison time for doing so he's the co-host of the podcast, the score bank robber diaries, author of the man who outgrew his prison cell gentlemen, thank you for both joining me this evening. everyone is talking about this story and trying to figure out how, why and of course who richard, what are your source is telling you about how this thyestes was even carried out >> he was carried out very quietly on the holiday, which is not unusual when it comes to big heist they choose the place and time when there's the least opposition. and this was clearly designed to be stealthy. they won't look unlike that movie there wasn't gonna be any gods. they just had to evade all the security systems, make an access and yes, they had to remove out of cash, which certainly is like a small elephant i mean joe, you're the one with the experience here to say the least. i'm wondering if your perspective when i describe what is entailed, seemingly, how much planning would go i

the why have american is angelic goals become this real strongest back? or is us president joe finding right to stand with israel with no red line as long as us support continues? is there anything that can stop is real, solve on gaza from going on in? definitely a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe. on alex's here, the the welcome back remind to of the headlines now. us present joe 5 and associates outraged often it's very striking. garza killed 8 workers. is rather spacing widespread condemnation for the entire 2 a $64.00 and $1.00 part of stinging wealth. central kitchen stock limits of the un security council, according for a de escalation and released ordering. and it's very s trying training concepts. and assuming capital comes us around the close for both israel and the us to be held accountable for the taiwan that's been huge by strong. this is quite 25 years of magnitude 7.2 quakes trucks of eastern time on getting to power outages and the few cars buildings, at least for people who died and 50

angeles, or kamila. thank you. president joe biden, join members of the washington press corps and celebrities for last night is white house correspondents dinner and biden took the chance to make one of his own age and the legal troubles facing his opponent, donald trump, the annual gala was hosted by saturday night live cast member collin joseph to also poked fund at former president trump biden. and of course, the media cnn, white house reporter camila dechalus, his life for us at the white house. so what else did the president have to say? >> that's right, president biden spent a lot of time making jokes about his how about former president donald trump. but he also spent time making fun himself, particularly focusing on his age. and that is something that he's has a combat while he's run for office, even having voters, some of his democratic allies privately expressed concerns of whether he's fit for office because of questions surrounding his mental capacity in his age. so take a quick listen to what he had to say yesterda

americans, including verb and independents, who believe in what link can called the better angels of our nature a vote for joe biden is a boat per our democracy and dark decency it didn't go for when my father calls in his own presidential announcement, 1968, are right to the moral leadership of this planet as president biden remembers when dr. king died, daddy address to crowd organized by john lewis in the largest black community in indian ounces now, not terrible night he said, what we need in the united states is not division what we need in the united states is not hatred. what we need in the united states is not violence or lawlessness but love and wisdom and compassion toward one another and a feeling of justice towards those who still suffer in this country, whether they'd be black or they beep light joe biden's every decision is informed by his love, his wisdom and his compassion towards those who suffer that is why we are so happy today to pledge are unwavering support to president joe biden and president kamala harris. god bless all of you. god bless america and sees welcome president joe please ha

systems, they are all under strain to the point of collapse because of joe biden's policy of letting go and basically two los angelesworth of illegal aliens in to the united states since he has coming. >> neil: amazing. siu thank very much kamaka want to go back to my buddy chad, here are talking about this process, this is a waste of time, they sort of bought into that now a statement. what he tells kmiec. >> there's a statement here from the department of homeland security, this is what they're saying, today's decision -- today's decision to reject the basis attacks on the secretary mayorkas proves definitively there was no evidence or constitutional ground to justify impeachment as he has done throughout more than 20 years of dedicated public service, secretary mayorkas will continue working every day to enforce laws and protect our country, it is time for congressional republicans to support their departments vital mission and sort of wasting time playing political games and standing in the way of commonsense bipartisan border reforms ". the other thing we will have here in three or five minutes is a press confe

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president joe biden plans to extend the perimeters of the san gabriel mountains national monument. angeles plans to do the same for the berryessa snow mountain national monument, which is north of napa. these expansions would protect sacred sites for native american tribes. the monuments were first designated by former president barack obama . >> but really, i think god's in control of our lives. we just know that he has a plan for all of us. and i've been single for 34 years. so do you think he'd be a little faster on this one? well well, instead of looking for love in all the right places, one californian woman looking for love in all the high places, we're going to tell you about her search for a partner via roadside billboards. >> first, though, a check of the forecast with drew. >> you got to do what you got to do. >> here's live doppler seven along with satellite. we have changes knocking on our door. it's going to get colder today. and then we're tracking rain for the weekend. i know it seems like every weekend we're tracking storms and unfortunately this weekend is no different. fi

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literally fighting in new york today,uclai ucla and los angeles today,admii all these college administrators and the hiesident himselstf, your president, joe biden, the need to a few hundred petulant, radicaob andl those that are pitching tentse on the campus quadpi and saying chanting pro-hamas slogans. one school now even cancelingga their commencement ceremony. we'rnse going to take you live to the ground. that's straight ahead tonight. and also stagflationground tt is officially here. we're going to dive intocially the latest h horrific economic numbers as biden now proposes. x new massive tax hike. by the way, more americans don't have enough money for food then any of oury fo top for the first time ever. but first, it is a new day i in new york city. >> take a look. >> you see that was a construction site in new yorka city, midtown manhattan. >> local workers thereconstruc g trump as warmly as anyone could ever want to be greeted. speci a very special message, by the way, to joe biden withaly th their own version of how should i put this? let's go. brandor own hown. this was before another mandatory appearance in courtrup for donald

camila bernal, cnn, los angeles a new cnn poll finds high levels of disapproval for us president joe biden's handling of the conflict in gaza. >> 71% of respondents say they don't like the way his handled the war between israel and hamas that number is 81% among them those aged 18 to 34. the survey also asked registered voters their preferences in a head-to-head match up between mr. biden and republican presidential candidate donald trump and found trump leading by a margin of 6%. larry is ebitda is the director of the center for politics at the university of virginia. he joins me now from charlottesville, always a pleasure to have you with us thank you, rosie. so here we are about six months away from one of this country's most consequential elections. and despite one candidate facing multiple charges and attending his own criminal trial, most polls indicate a tight race with a new cnn poll going even further showing donald trump at 49% compared joe biden at 43 in a head-to-head match up with some very clear warnings for the president when it comes to the war in gaza and the us so w

angeles and this is america's late news. 'fox news @ night'. >> they said today they declared the joe biden bought a blood bath, they try to use that term incorrectly on wheat what will weeks ago. it's all about misinformation. >> trace: breaking tonight a former president trump has a new phrase for the southern border crisis "biden's board of bloodbath"? trump is not only using the phrase he's using the lithium of horrifying crimes to illustrate the phrase and it showed that every state is now a border state. the senior national correspond or is live now with more information on this, that evening soon good evening, this again is a very far from the south and border. republicans in the state have frankly sharpened the rhetoric condemning illegal immigration, especially after 25 rolled mexican national was accused of killing his girlfriend in that state be mugged the now has previous you been deported under former president trump. which is why his swank to what is known as -- in politics as the blue wall is making an awful lot of waves tonight, in michigan, wisconsin or he's leading in the polls and taking aim at president bid

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have a comparison between that and the joe biden administration where inflation, crime, and their dislike towards sanctuary cities. see chicago, new york and los angelesr being on with us today and for all of your text messages yesterday as i tried to do the breaking news with the simpson news came out. you were saving me. my partner wasn't here yesterday. thank you, leo. >> my pleasure. >> bill: the rise of a.i. complicating plans for a new terminator movie. hemmer celebrity news. the director says he wants to make another film but says it is difficult to write science fiction when you are living in a science fiction world, right? the 1984 original picked up on the idea of a.i. turning evil. some believe if we're not careful we could see something like it in our lifetime. >> dana: now elon musk is making a documentary. the warnings that he and others have given by a.i. it is no longer a movie. >> bill: like the professor last hour. we'll see. an unwanted guest causing chaos inside a florida home. folks, this -- if you have bad dreams, turn the sound down. the woman who say is gator and came face-to-face with it inside her home will share her story co

angels in america." >> seth: of course. >> and i was doing a scene with harper and joe with the line, like, "are you a homo?" "excuse me. i'm a dramatic actress." but that was sort of the beginning of like, you know, i think comedy and drama is -- life's absurd. it's all funny. you play it kind of the same. if your husband's a homo, you know -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: laugh it up. >> laugh it up. >> seth: this is john patrick shandly, who wrote "moonstruck." >> yes. >> seth: very funny. "doubt." >> very funny. >> seth: no laughs. maybe a no-laugh play. but this is a little of both as well. >> yes. >> seth: it must be amazing to work with a playwright like him. >> he's so great. and it was -- you know, it's very personal to him. so it was -- he cried kind of every day in the process, in a good way. >> seth: yeah. >> we didn't make him so miserable. [ light laughter ] but it was beautiful watching that, and then -- and he loved how cranky i was. and you know -- >> seth: interesting. like onstage? >> no one's ever loved that about me. [ laughter ] so that's nice. onstage. >> seth: onstage, right, yeah. good

joe risotto junior, nbc bay area news. >>> a nothing on the breaking news we have been following through the evening and actually throughout the day, this is on the usc campus down in los angeles. protesters are now clashing with police officers. we did see them start to throw water bottles and other objects at police officers. this is a live look in l.a. officers have given multiple protesters -- but it looks like they might start to be disbursing. the protesters told a reporter down there with the sister station in l.a. that they are prepared and expecting to be arrested. you see that large group there from the nbc chopper? this is just one of the many protest happening across the country at various college campuses. a lot of tent cities at uc berkeley and at columbia university and at nyu, but this is the scene in los angeles. we have just understood now that officers have told everyone in the area that they will start marching in and making arrests because those people are refusing to disperse. this is going to unfold, we presume, throughout the next hour and throughout perhaps the evening and this is happening at so many campuses across the country. we will continue to fo

joe biden with the open borders. we have known terrorist watch lists coming to u.s. and north and south all things that senator blackburn was talking about with regards to angel families that are adding up like laken riley, we need to think about our own borders and own economic prosperity before we start throwing out money to areas are where you have for example eu has 190 million dollars in frozen russian assets they can utilize, this area can be used, if not an offset or paid for. like we put forward in israel package, even the unused covid funding, that is where we need to be at, focus on america, focus on american prosperity, not foreign governments who want it secure their own people for corrupt practices. larry: brian mast, the last word, these of all great points, i agree about need for segmenting a. it you use -- if you help ukraine, wouldn't it be better with suggestions like an inspector general to over see the funds and/or some language that would mandate some kind of off-ramp peace negotiations this could go on forever. as a stalemate. i don't know whether you agree with that or not, just asking you in the last moments here, does any of that make sense to

angel mom is here to react. >> carley: and president biden campaign strategy as he heads to his hometown. wait until you see how much scranton joe made last year. >> todd: it is official. >> with the first pick in the 2024 wnba draft, indiana fever select caitlin clark, university of iowa. [cheering] >> todd: caitlin clark headed to indiana and we're digging into the four-year deal she just signed. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. we'll get into all the stories on this busy tuesday morning. former president donald trump will be back in the new york city courtroom today for second day of his historic hush money trial after the first day ended with no jurors being selected. >> todd: brooke singman. >> brooke: jury selection begins in president trump's hush money trial. first 96 perspective jurors were sworn in. dozens need to be questioned. trump's legal team has asked if he can skip the trial next thursday while the supreme court hears his case that he is immune in the jack smith interference case. judge merchan said arguing before the supreme court is a big deal, a trial in

thanks so much for all of that, heidi, heidi joe castro for us there in austin, texas. reynolds joins us now line from the university of california in los angeles and brought can you just give us an update on exactly what was happening there this morning as well. it's quite a contrast from what heidi was showing you and explaining to you a moment ago. things here are quite peaceful of you can see the camp behind me, the protest encampment which is occupied, a large a quad area. and so far, there are been no instances of police come storming in, in, uh, uh, riot gear with clubs, uh, as happened there in texas. uh, no good students being hauled away in. hancock says happened to the university of southern california. no student is being a pepper spray does happen to overnight at the university of new mexico. so this shows that there is a different way of handling these protests. and i would also point out that on the wider campus life goes on, students who are not involved in the protests are going to their classes in doing their thing. and so let's get a little more insight into the protests and what and the situation here on campus, i'd like to

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joe biden is planning to travel to baltimore this friday to see the damage. >>> happening today, the case over berkeley's people's park is headed to the state supreme court in los angeles. opponents want to preserve the park. the court will review the appeal in a civil action lawsuit and will consider whether the school's environmental quality act takes into account the noise level of building more housing there and whether that agency is required to revisit alternative locations for that proposed project. >>> today marks day two of the nurses strike in the south bay. this is impacting three santa clara county hospitals, valley medical center, o'connor and st. louise regional. the nurses union says the county hospital system is chronically understaffed and the county disputes those claims, saying nurses would only be assigned to sites where they are trained. they're also paid more when they cover a shift at an alternate site. the two sides expect to go back to the bargaining table after the strike ends. >>> new at 6:00, there is a new bill aimed at giving local government oversight on self-driving cars. california lawmakers will present this bill next week at the state

joe biden is planning to travel to baltimore this friday to see the damage. >>> happening today, the case over berkeley's people's park is headed to the state supreme court in los angeles. uc berkeley, as you might know, wants to build student housing on the park property. opponents want to preserve the park. the court will review the appeal in a civil action lawsuit and it will investigate whether the school's environmental quality act takes into account the noise level of building more housing and whether the agency is required to revisit alternative locations for that proposed project. >>> we also have a follow-up now, the man accused in the deadly stabbing of a san francisco tech executive will be back in court later today. momeni is accused of killing cash app founder bob lee one year ago tomorrow. the status hearing is scheduled for later this morning. last month, a judge ruled the case will be heard in san francisco, despite momeni's lawyers' request for a venue change. >>> today marks day two of the nurses strike in the south bay. this is impacting three santa clara county hospitals, valley medical center, o'connor hospital and st. louise regional. the nurses u

joe biden or donald trump in just a few states who decide the election. and that's why they are important for the us . and for the world. rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles, us. and we're going to be right back in the top of the hour with continuing coverage of the is really strongly called an aide. cohen boy and gaza, which has killed 78 workers, 6 foreigners and one palestinian drawing international condemnation, his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling it a tragic, unintended incident will be right. the in the group of poland to search for clues. this dusk falls in eastern time and the targets a. how does a suppose then? you might think these are the lesson hunters. well, the elephants, hey, have adapt hiding and sleeping in the day foraging at night. there are numerous appetites draw in the amounts of the forest and onto the phones while they trying to avoid contact with humans. when they do meet, the result can be disastrous. my neighbor was working that night and came across the elephant and couldn't get away in time. the elephant ended up stopping him to death in a report from the villages of a disturbance on the edge of the community

joe biden in march. the funds will be used to mainly remove dead and dying trees in regional parks. the financial boost will also improve existing year round efforts to prevent wildfires, as los angelesccused of breaking into the home of mayor karen bass. on sunday, police say the suspect smashed a window and entered the home at about 640 in the morning. bass and her family were at home at the time of the break in. officers responded to the call and arrested the suspect without issue. neighbors are worried and say they hope the burglary was not politically motivated. >> i don't even know if they would have realized it was the mayor's house per se, but i hope it was just sort of more innocent and a result of someone's mental illness, even if it was targeted, i they must have been somewhat ill because they would expect somebody would catch them pretty fast. >> thankfully, no one was inside. the home was injured, and it is not clear if anything was stolen. lapd says this is an ongoing investigation vision for people around the world. >> passover begins at sundown today. the jewish holiday celebrates the exodus of the israelites from slavery in biblical egypt. in israel, many people say

angel. >> thank you. >>> in the meantime, it's just after 7:00 on the east coast. you are watching "squawk box." i am andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick. joeff today. we have a lot going on over the next two hours. let's show you where the futures stand now. they are off 20 points on the dow. nasdaq down about a point, and the nasdaq offer half a point. the ten-year note at 4.394. we are talking about the upward pressure on cold. we will talk about crypto in a moment. right now you are looking at gold standing at $2,374. crypto inched up but has come down a little bit to $70,700. >>> let's start off with a more macro call. kris harvey now upped his price end target for the s&p. 5.535 now. it's 6% higher than what it was at the close of the bell yesterday. he thinks it could lead investors to shake off concerns. the s&p, by the way, trades at 21 times next year's expected earnings. sticking with the macro theme, another record high, gold futures, as andrew just pointed out. the new benchmark high, by the way, for gold, 2,373, and it's up 15% already this year to date. keep in mind the gold mining stocks. all up roughly 2 to 2.5%. eft is up

joe. there could be records and there will be records set tonight in terms of ratings. you have a dynamic double header with the women's regional finals. caitlin clark against angelh from national championship from last year. you have juju watkins as well. >> amazing. the other thing that i was flabbergasted by was 11.5 points for alabama? >> yeah. again, sizeable. alabama and nc state certainly on the men's side were not expected to be here. >> i had alabama. my bracket -- i would be winning if tv news -- 2.8 million and i was at 33,000 until yesterday. now i'm 37,000. that's like 1%? >> you are doing extremely well. that's great. better than mine, joe. >> i feel like i get a participation. only time you can say i'm in 33,000th place and kicking butt. >> i tell you what, this is an amazing tournament. how about the faux pas with the line? you could see it. i don't know what they were thinking. you can look at the court and see the three-point line was different for that game. the coaches conferenced and decided they did not want to delay and redo everything. they went ahead and played the game. one of the things this morning is the women's regionals and one in p