kansas city mayor lucas says we've been reminded too much in kansas city how dangerous police work can be. i'm praying for the officers and everyone on duty gets home to their families safely. missouri highway patrol will help handle the shooting investigation, again, it was kansas city officers involved. back to you. >> ashley: thank you. shocking murder of a homeless man caught on tape in st. louis. the suspect loads his weapon and shoots the man at point-blank range. the two were in a fight just moments before, the suspect faces first-degree murder charges. there have been 25 murders in the city in 2023. sparking calls to oust kim gardner, the missouri da says she is negligenting her office in part because of the number of repeat offenders committing crime. >> todd: a grocery store clerk left beaten and battered. the attacker punching the cashier in the head, saying it was retaliation for an incident last week. the cashier says she's scared to return to the store, but has no choice. no one ever attacked me like that, i need money, i need my job, i don't know what else i can do. the

also kansas city. some in the water like i mean, it's a proud i mean, you know, yes, celebrities, but also all you know kansas citians, which is great. so uh and i know your mom kathy, who's great, but ted is decidedly from kansas city, right? the kansas city area right? here is some of the best barbecue sauce in kansas city, which makes it some of the best barbecue sauce in the world. oh yes. yeah. i mean, we sort of left it parts unknown. you know, i'm from overland park, which is a suburb of and it's. it's very confusing the folks from the outside kansas city in kansas or missouri. it's like both and that that confuses the hell out of them. but overland park, kansas parts 100% kansas and i went to school and play basketball community college in southeast kansas. you got to travel all over that that big wide state, but that's an important part of who you are. i think so. yeah, and what is it about? being from kansas that defines you. do you think boy? i mean, it probably starts first and foremost at h

i'm so happy to see ted lasso back. >> kansas city native. >> yeah, he is, he's a kansas city native.ght. >> that's the most credit i've ever seen that before. >> he's got to be like one of these guys show up for me? >> there was a reporter i don't know who is or where he's from he behaved like he was raised by wolves today. >> he was protesting he was speaking up to the point where, one of the journalist air apologized to the people in america, because their spots we doing their job, there he was doing it while they were trying to give this press conference. i think it's so important that we are normalizing mental health struggles and challenges. i think it's crucial that we take the stigma out of it, we take the shame out of it, and we talk about it openly. >> i appreciate you saying that, i think that's part of what was done, and that's a plot line, obviously. there's a plotline past feud seasons of ted lasso, where he suffers from panic attacks, because of everything he's gone through. so let's listen to what jason sudeikis, who of course hosted last, so said about mental health a

. >> todd: standoff underway in kansas city, you're watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. the officers are alert and awake and talking from their hospital bed. the community is praying everyone else can make it home safely tonight. marianne joins us with the latest. >> marianne: good morning, all three kansas city police officers who were shot are expected to make a full recovery. the officers were executing a search warrant when they were met with gunfire. a standoff is still ongoing where the shooting took place. chief graves gave an update on the officers, three officers were struck, they did return fire and self-transported to the hospital and all three are in non-life-threatening condition. chief graves spoke to all the male officers in the hospital. mayor lucas tweeted a response saying we've been reminded too much in kansas city how dangerous police work can be, praying for a full recovery for our officers injured this evening and that everyone on duty gets home safely. missouri highway patrol w

and senior vice president ofs the federal reserve bank of kansas city and he will share insights about current changes of the farm sector that's what i believe. and with the food and director of agricultural policy institute. and the focus is on possible scenarios it is chief economist at at the us gao 2007 until her retirement in 2015. for a decade administrator at usda. the next we have senior policy analyst for taxpayers for common sense. over the past 15 years. and now we will talk about. >> were proud to have this opportunity about the usda farming forecasts. and then the goal of the program to measure and forecast in explain the drivers for the private sector economy. we have two measures of profitability with farm income. and then that cash farm income will fall in 2023. and then inflation adjusted 23 percent. and from 2022 we are forecasting with the highest level ever. and that farm income in 2022 is forecast to be at the highest level since 1977 and fall 18 percent both measures are expected to remain above their average so the forecast bill converted to an estimate and that

former fdic vice president and former kansas city federal reserve president thomas hoenig is here. plus, critics are calling on president biden to take action after russian jets downed a u.s. drone in the black sea. kt mcfarland on that and mr. xi goes to the moscow. the chinese leader touting a new world to order ahead of his visit with putin on monday and a potential meeting with the president of ukraine to follow. all of that coming up. but first, a volatile the week for the markets amid fears over the fallout from bank collapses here and abroad. economists at goldman sachs, jpmorgan and moody's all cutting their expectations for gdp growth this year in reaction. and we are learning that banks have borrowed a record combined $165 billion this week from the if federal reserve. joining me right now is dan niles. dan, it's great to have you this weekend. thanks for being here. >> my pressure, maria concern my pleasure, maria. maria: what is your take on the federal reserve's action so far and whether they'll raise rates in the upcoming week? >> so i think the fed's in a tough spot

>> well, you can't do either/or, and kansas city is, and new york, and many american cities. is not new with mayor lightfoot or mayor adams or mine. so we understand that substantial investments is huge on kansas city will be five millions, and this is going to be able and also, those who are involved in population and so many who are affected by violent crime, and that is why we need to put more money into the higher crime, and doing so many things that i have been running for my whole life. >> you have been working on reducing homicides in kansas city, and trying to reduce it to the 100 homicide mark. and the last two years, over 500 homicides from 2020-2022. and so should the voters hold you against that standard, mayor? super >> well, fran and it is going to tug at us each and everyday. there is not a mayor who does not learn the numbers everyday, and who learns the stories, and has not been harmed by violent crime everyday and order, because we are going to be making a change. it is not going to ribbon cuttings and celebrating the super bowl wins, though it is certainly

how do you feel about kansas city being one of the names hosting cities for the 2026 world cup?t was trend. cream of the independent of fake journalist, of course, is a character on the show. ted who's a soccer coach on the show, went on to say he's very excited that kansas city will host world cup matches. the white house made the cast feel right at home, displaying the show's famous believes sign right above the oval office. next, some mixed signals about the future of am radio. ford is reportedly looking to phase out am radios and some new vehicles, but officials that fema are fighting back, saying the move could actually put public safety. the at risk, so stay tuned. what will we do for a zombie apocalypse after this? i have no idea. radio next dad jokes, maybe lane sometimes, but they're beneficial in the long term study found dad jokes may help your kids grow into more well adjusted adults. british researchers say the possible embarrassment that children suffer the definite embarrassment. if you ask me during a cheesy dad joke teaches them how to overcome awkward moments w

we've gone from that environment and in 2021, in the region that we covered, the kansas city fed and would i suggest this is true as you look at other parts of the midwest and other areas concentrated, that we saw 25%. 2021 from the previous year and these were at quite elevated levels. going to 2022, we saw, obviously, lots of volatility in commodity markets and ukraine, and things that we disrupted what we might have thought about agriculture. yet end of 2022, we saw relating to land value. in terms of the asset values that farmers have at their disposal to support financial conditions, again, they've been in a very strong position. likewise, cash rents. so we think about, again, many farmingtoners -- farmers don't have the resources of land they own, but are paying rent and we're continuing to see resources as well. for land owners, maybe a good things in terms of higher rent. for those that see that as a cost, those potentially a higher risk. so i'll use that to segue into the last couple of minutes of what i want to share this morning as relates to the risks that we're monitorin

welcome back the kansas city public library. dr. harry. s labor thank, you. well, thank you it's some of the conversations beforehand. it's nice to be back person it's nice to be back at the central branch. it's always nice coming down here thanks to steve and to and simon. everyone here at the kansas city public library for continuing the that you've got with us up at the command general staff college is my colleague some of whom are in the audience with you tonight i think will attest that we welcome the opportunity to come down and to talk with you the community about things that we're interested things like the civil war in grant a quick thanks as well to one of my colleagues who is here chris, who is the liaison between our department and the and he's the one that does all the legwork of coordinating and getting a bunch of sort of chaotic historians organized to be down here on certain dates and working with the staff here. so, chris, thank you for organizing that. and. thank you, too, for you for coming out on what seems to be a nice september. right. b

his appearance is a special thrill for kansas city native heidi gardner.xplains why she enjoys having athletes host. >> i love it because i think it is a different energy. i think they bring something to it that is unexpected, like a fresh edge. i also love being a sports fan is when jj watts hosted he had all of his trips in a binder like a playbook. you're treating this like a game and i love watching. >> joining kelce will be musical guest kelsea ballerini. you can watching "snl" on "nbc bay area news" at 8:30 and again at 11:30. >> that will be good. >>> the warriors continue to get good news on and off the court. the latest on steph curry's timeline to beack from b h in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart... efficient... agile... and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just $39 a month, with no contract, and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest, reliable network. from the company

then thomas honig, former vice chair of the fdic and of the federal reserve bank of kansas city on biden's economic policy and the federal reserves. and andrew ruddman, director of the wilson center's mexico institute discusses the killing of two americans in mexico. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span or on c-span now on free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls. facebook comments. text messages. and tweets. >> there are a lot of places to get political information. but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you're from, or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered. unbiased. word-for-word. fit happens here or here or here or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. >> in the u.s. house, members debated a resolution that would direct president bide ton remove armed forces from syria. the resolution, which was sponsored by g.o.p. florida representative matt gaetz, failed in a vote of 103-321. e. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in ord

[applause] [cheering] [booing] but icu, kansas city. yspatrick mahomes. anyway, back to this.'t boo me anymore. let me tell you right now, that's what we are focused on. last thing i want to bring up, what's the future going to look like? as conservatives, our job hasn't changed but the way we go about our job has to change. our job has always been a constitution that is strong that covers all 50 states and protects individual rights and liberties, that allows for free commerce and free opportunities, that allows all who come here and all who were born here to flourish using theirhe god-given talent to seek the american dream. [applause]e] >> that is still a dimension for conservatives. but the path forward is going to shift some. it's not good enough just to talk to conservatives. it's not good enough just to talko to republicans. we have to take our message to all areas of the country. there are urban corridors in the country who've had enough. you saw what happened to lori lightfoot. she's gone. you saw what happened to her. [applause] goodbye, lori. you have voters in chic

according to the kansas city police chief the officers open the door to home and opened with gunfire was injured, kansas city mayor quinton lucas took to the twitter saying we've been reminded to educate the city how dangerous police work can be. praying for a full recovery for three officers injured and everyone on duty gets home to their family safely. missouri highway patrol investigated the shooting no suspects in custody at this time pritikin this is an ongoing active story we are following printed third member of ftx founder sam bankman-fried pleading guilty to fraud cha charges, working with federal prosecutors adding another witness to svs running to the largest crypto related bankruptcy he pleaded guilty to six criminal counts including conspiring to committees income during an appearance in manhattan federal court the 27-year-old telling the judge and unbelievably sorry my role in all of this and the harm that it has caused. then there's this, take a look at the viral video taken off the coast of louisiana what was supposed to be a fishing expedition for yellowfin tuna beca

three police officers have been shot in kansas city, missouri, after some sort of standoff. you are looking at live pictures there, the details are a little bit unclear. we do not know their conditions. we are continuing to monitor the story. we believe three police officers have been shot. again, their conditions are unknown. we will bring you breaking news as it comes in to the fox news channel. meantime, in a rare show of bipartisanship, a panel of democrat and republican lawmakers came together to hold a prime time hearing tonight on the chinese communist party threat to america. the senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is live with the highlights. chad, good evening. >> trace, good evening. first the balloon, then the report about the pandemic starting from the leak in the wuhan lab. the g.o.p. committee planned for a focus on china but recent episodes served as a wake-up call for congress. there is a race between washington and beijing. >> one you would typically hear from our friends in the indo-pacific region, oftentimes, don't force us to choose between w

kansas city ah kansas city rather extending their lead to three and then in the fifth inning. the a's are trying to get back in it here. so we have connor couple who is up to bat lines one to right field, the ball state's fair that allows nick allen to score for the a's. the royals cut the lead to too, but that would be as bad as close as opened would get to catching up. they ended up losing that game 6 to 4. alright. let's hit the links round two of the pga arnold palmer invitational takes his help bald eagle, taking in the sights and sounds of the bay hill club and large and bay hill, florida here's your shot of the day on the seventh hole. victor hoagland, seven iron from 183 yards out. check this. he holds it for his fourth career, ace. you wish you could do this and finished the day tie for 20th at two under. john graham, who started the round in first place. this is the sixth hole, rob. yeah puts it in the water off the t four over in his last five holes to fall back to 13th place at 300. not a good day for him now to 17 apart. three jordan's spieth putting for birdie fr

the company that just completed their merger with kansas city southern.long with that as well. i'm interested in canadian pacific. >> the re-shoring play? the assets they bought from ksu, kansas city southern, bringing them to mexico where we expect more production there. >> that's correct. i see that as a re-shoring play. having now rail lines going from canada to mexico. they have a hold on the north american rail system. >> something to watch. patrick fruzzetti, thank you. >> thank you, frank. >>> one more look at futures. hitting the highs of the morning a short time ago. just slightly off. the dow opening up 100 points higher. s&p and nasdaq in the green. that will do it for us on "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" is coming up next. thanks for watching. i know the markets have gone up and down, but you're right on track to reach your goals. my ameriprise advisor helps me feel confident about my financial future. he knows me and my goals. it's not the first uncertain environment he's helped me navigate. probably won't be the last. but with his advice

how do you feel about kansas city being one of the main hosting cities for 2026 world cup? >> i love these teams appeared s. you have a lot of folks. thank you for having us and putting up with the spiri now us. "washington journal" continues. host: joining us to talk about the effort, the director of the education freedom center at the independent women's forum. first on the independent women's forum, how long have you been around and what is your mission? guest: we celebrate our 30th anniversary last year. it is a conservative leaning organization that addresses all policy issues, all issues are women's issues, including taxes, the economy, energy, a wide array of issues. host: what is education freedom mean? guest: we generally are referring to policies that empower parents, that are student focused that ensure that one possible, funding follows the child to the school that best meets their needs. host: republicans are introducing this parents bill of rights, what will he do? guest: hr five is a big signature piece of legislation for the republicans in the house of repre

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the new company, named canadian pacific kansas city, will operate freight rail traffic over more than 20,000 miles of track in the u.s., mexico, and canada. the merger brings the number of major u.s. rail firms down to six. it follows february's derailment of a freight train in ohio that spread toxic chemicals across the town of east palestine. this week, the inter-union coalition railroad workers united passed a resolution opposing the merger, noting that rail industry consolidation has resulted in less competition, fewer jobs, severe traffic congestion, dissatisfied shippers, delayed passenger trains, and serious safety concerns. michigan lawmakers have voted to overturn an anti-union law approved by state republicans in 2012. democratic governor gretchen whitmer has promised to sign the legislation, which will make michigan the first state in nearly 60 years to roll back a so-called right to work law. since the law took effect, michigan unions have seen a decline of about 40,000 members. 26 other u.s. states still have right-to-work policies in place. in georgia, special grand juro

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reporter: how do you feel about kansas city and the world cup? >> i am very excited, truth be told. what i am worried about is once we get all these people from around the world to come to kansas city, you are going to have a lot of people who will not want to move away. thank you for having us. now on to greener pastures. >> thank you, guys. reporter: do you want to do your joe biden impression? >> no, you have the real one here. >> thank you, guys. thank you. ok. i have to say something before we start. i know some people are going to leave the room. you have a choice. you have a choice. [indiscernible] [inaudible conversations] >> if you have grievances, you should bring them to her later. [inaudible conversations] >> you are infringing on everybody in here who is only trying to do their jobs. >> as you well know, this is the white house press briefing room, a historic room, room that should have decorum. a room where people should respect their colleagues and the guests who were here. i understand there will be give and take. i will always respect that, but i do not appreciate d

one of the things he goes back to is when people pitch him he will say will this play in kansas city?on't, it's out. >> if you want to make a relatable film remake love story as love handles story. all the chubby people will be there the first night including me. >> bill: kansas city where they eat barbecue. buffalo wild wing is being sued because a customer says it is chicken breast. >> if you're the winner you are still a loser. what kind of damage can you prove here, number one. how was your life altered in the negative? the guy is missing the points of going to buffalo wild wings, to drink so much beer you have no idea what you ate. if i had to guess. i speak fluent wild wings. this guy probably bet so much money on football and lost that he is looking for an end around to make back the cash. this isn't a wing. give me a break. >> bill: i know a lot of people love the chicken wings. i'm first in line. he says the boneless wings are not deboned wings at all but rather slices of breast meat deep fried like wings. >> dana: that's why i like them. >> bill: that's the issue. nobody was

we first learned of that it's a cam kansas city chiefs situatioe drones are meant to destroy individualsh flights. this is thursday where the initial attack happened and killed one american contractor and injured five troops as well. there was an american retaliation and two separate missile strikes that were in eastern syria. dare azore and a bombing. it happened near the el ahmar oil field in syria. our base is near the largest oil field in syria and it's interesting to note. after we retaliated and killed up to nine iranian and these are the guard corp. and they're exporting terrorist organization and the regime uses to try and destabilize other countries and take on americans and it's a specialized force that's in syria. they then shot with ten rockets fired at main base in syria and reports of inj injuries and we t know how many. reminder of neighborhood. you've got israel here and iraq where we took out the isis califit and then you've got syria and iran here. we're there and the pentagon said our 900 troops are there to fight isis and make sure they don't come back. isis and iran

us back to state control, which does not make us safer, because if you look across the state in kansas cityor rise in homicides in the past three years. they've had their most three violent years on record. and this is not a knock on my brother, mayor quinton lucas, these are just the facts. >> so, this is one thing that i want people to also understand and context. you were elected in the wake of the sort of uprising in missouri, the killing of mike brown. and one of the things you ran on was smart policing. you are not trying to defund the police, which nobody ran on. you are not antagonizing police departments. you simply said, hey, there's a better way to do this. you have a policy here, you try to implement a new oversight plan, which means closer scrutiny of the police. how have police unions and local republicans responded to the idea of actually putting civilians in control of the police, which is not an uncommon practice in many cities across the country? >> well, we just passed the law at the board in our state last year, about the police oversight, and the police union responded

joining us is former fdic vice chair and kansas city fed, thomas hoening i think larry summers said over the weekend there will be a lot of discussion with moral hazard, finger pointing and time to get to that, but right now the priority is stability. did the weekend bring that in your view? >> i think the weekend did bring greater stability this morning than it otherwise would have had. whether it's sustainable, that will have to wait and see. as you see by the market that you were just talking about, banks are under pressure people don't know for sure and that will depend on just the banks themselves showing the public that they have good liquidity, that their capital is genuinely strong making that message very clear over time. because there's -- with these high interest rates, there will be more pressure on banks as we go forward from here they have their work cut out for them for the future. it's up to the banks to have strong balance sheets, strengthen them further. it's up to the regulators to do their job and confirm that we have a little ways to go to reassuring the markets and

maria: and that was the former federal fdic vp and kansas city federal reserve president thomas hoenigeral reserve aode head of this week's 2-day fed meeting on tuesday and wednesday where we are expecting another quarter-point interest rate hike after panic was avested this past -- averted this past week when the federal reserve and fdic moved to the secure deposits and 11 other banks sent $30 billion to first republic to try to shore up its cash. the banks' stress shifting to europe this weekend with talks of a potential acquisition or bailout of credit suisse by ubs. that's expected to be announced later today. the new worries capping a rate of in-- a year of rate increases which, of course, caused sticker shock at the grocery store. this as democrats spent trillions borrowing $5 trillion plus in two years and sending the nation's debt breaching its ceiling, now at $31.6 trillion. that ceiling will have on the raised horsily. joining me right now -- shortly. joining me now is congressman byron donalds who sits on the house financial services committee. thanks very much for being her

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>> steve: so a team like kansas city, which won the super bowl.w, they obviously would probably wind up playing more than one of these flex games. patrick mahomes responding to a tweet yesterday said this: the nfl announced that teams can now have two thursday night football games per season. limit was one now it's changed. flexioning for thursday night football is not happening for now. mahomes put up face palm emoji right there. and rg 3 said. >> ainsley: why why why. >> a legal that continuously says it's all about upper improving player safety. health of players at risk playing one game with only three dates' rest isn't smart. playing two it ridiculous. >> brian: roger goodell weighed in. this is for amazon. i don't think we are putting amazon over players' interest. we look at data with respect to injuries and impact on players. i think we have the data to make it very clear. i don't show a high injury rate. >> i don't think we are putting amazon or players' interest. drove our decisions throughout the 12 or so years of thursday night footbal

chiefs, it's kansas city chiefs day.women's day. if you want to honor women, are there women to represent women for hershey's chocolate. if you choose as a board member or president or executive to say i have a perfect way to salute women, let's have a transgender woman, see how chocolate sales go. ultimately that will be the decision and i'll also, john, if you want to weigh in, too, no reason for you to run away from this segment. something we could all benefit from. >> gillian: we tried to bring him in, he's not up to it. >> john: he's out of the studio. >> gillian: he's not even here, i have not seen him 15 minutes. >> brian: i heard the shower going. >> gillian: and the toronto raptors panned for this ad. and then they apologized. >> they birth everybody. >> all women are great because they are all queens. >> gillian: that was part of the ad, let's pull up the apology. all right. they say we are an organization that prides itself on doing the right thing when it comes to inclusion and representation and we made a mi

by the way he's from kansas city. he's heard telling series regular martin short that he's so site. if you know the show, you're likely asking for how long though you watch, don't but i mean, you told that the series also features steve martin. selena gomez, you watch the show . yeah so, so good. it's fantastic. everyone it's on. tell you it's one of my favorite shows. the acting is really good storylines are great. it's just really well done that fans are excited for season three right after that part of that ad aired. yeah, it was all over twitter and all the socials as well. alright coming up. we've got oscars by the numbers from stumbles and slits to an epic drop onto the stage. 95 32 89 hut hut! but first, this year's world news now skirts who will be award go to that's next. you do not want to miss this will be me will be andrew will be a ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term po

cosas como esta >> así lucía el (nombre inaudible) azul horas entre el partido entre el sport y kansas cityhablan en inglés) >>puede que klay thompson sea uno de los grandes referentes de los golden state warriors pero a la hora de buscar alguien responsable en el equipo para buscar un niño y su gran amigo steph curry incluso integra entrenador le tienen fe, niñero >> me pregunto si sopesan en la redacción de telemundo 48 de mi >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> es indudable que (nombre extranjero) tiene que afinar la voz persa lo perdonamos porque al menos atrevió es que todos tenemos nuestra canción favorita para cantar en una sesión de karaoke. ahora la pregunta es qué tal suena porque cuando cantamos en la ducha todos nos creemos tenores >> luego veo (nombre inaudible) vestida de ana gabriel >> cuando está inspirada >> las de paquita >> (risas) >> de una paquita >> de paquita me pregunto tú ? >> para nada >> la favorita la que siempre cantas >> vamos a hablar del fraude con las tarjetas de crédito que está aumentando, son millones los consumidores que están afectados. en bre

the giants home opener is next friday, if seventh against the kansas city royals. turning back to the a's now, they continue their opening series against the angels this weekend. it is on you to talk about that forecast. boom. >> to continue the series after a day off tomorrow. they scheduled these games with flex dates in case there are weather-related delays, which we would ordinarily not expect in the bay area. but it has been a weird winter. the good news is that we are in a dry stretch of weather over the next several days. no interference from mother nature for the second two games. they are both day games. 63 degrees for first pitch on saturday and a couple of degrees cooler on sunday. both temperatures are above average by about five to seven degrees or so. if you have other stuff on the agenda like hitting the road, decent travel conditions. if you are heading up towards tahoe to take advantage of dozens of feet of snow, there will be a few snow showers for the way back. we will keep an eye on that as we take a look towards the weekend. no major snow or ra

kansas city, missouri. host: caller: hi. well, it is about time. all of the crimes that donald trump has done. i wish america, the republicans or the magas, stop drinking the kool-aid and face facts. they are living in this alternative society where whatever he does is not against the law. he's a criminal. look at how any laws he has broken. -- how many laws he has broken. how many times as president would be say, this is unprecedented. we need a real president like joe biden, someone with honor, dignity, that is not corrupt, that is not a criminal. it is about time. and that is all i have to say. all your callers that have been coming on have been, oh it's a witch hunt. we do not know the facts. we assume the fact that it is a hush money payment but we don't know. we don't know. he has been indicted, it is about time because -- the teflon is coming off of the pan. he's about to pay the price. no one is above the law. and he should be held accountable for the crimes and the things that he has done. now, and look, even the intimidation. this is a fo

marianne joins us with the latest. >> marianne: good morning, all three kansas city police officers whowere shot are

he's the former president of the kansas city federal reserve bank.all said of course it's a bailout. then there's barny frank. come on, he was on the board of silicon valley bank. this is the same barney frank cheryl told us was on the board, he doesn't see any contagion. he told us back in 2006, everybody should have a mortgage. let's get mortgages for everybody. go ahead, take out a mortgage, until everything of course plummeted in value and we had the worst housing debacle anybody has ever seen. are you questioning leadership here? >> no no question, of course wee going to be on the hook for this. the american taxpayer takes it on the chin in situations like this. this is an excuse for the government to have a power grab here. they're going to be involved even more. they were the ones who caused this in the first place, remember, it was the trump administration along with congress that raised the threshold for banks to be called systemically important. s svb is not part of that equation. however, it doesn't just mean regulators can turn their back

alex cobb on the mound for the giants in the second inning cop gets kansas city's tyler gentry, omanand then jose orsino on strikes. he does is it in nine pitches? that's what's known as an immaculate inning. gave up one run in three and he's at work that put it away from the royals was the fourth. that's when taylor came up against ross stripling, where the runner on that's a two run shot part of a three run inning. kansas city was a 5 to 1 winner, one half of the age facing blake, snell and the padres today, kevin smith was the second batter snell faced. smith goes down, gets wanted. he puts it over the left field fence, dirt track and that is gone. but that was one of the few high points for the aids today. the padres are already leading 52 in the fifth one jackson merrill slaps on the other way of jorge juan that scores one run. the padres got four in the ending on the way to attend to three wins and the other half of the age. we're at home against the reds. their score even more lopsided. the reds pounded out 13 hits in 12 to 4 win. gotta love spring training. yeah well, it's th

more importantly, for a guy like me, your kansas city chiefs, super bowl champions >> yeah. >> seth: >> i went. >> seth: fantastic >> oh, my gosh what a - what a whirlwind that experience is and it's just thrilling, you know, when your team wins. especially i've been a fan for a long, long time. so this is kind of a new experience >> seth: and you had your son, jack, with you >> yeah. >> seth: and that must make it extra special. because, again, this is something that you -- he would not be a football fan if it wasn't -- or he wouldn't be a chiefs fan if it wasn't for you. >> right, because i guess he started kind of rooting for them when he was about 6 or so. >> seth: yeah. >> he's 18 now, and it's true. like, the best thing is to be able to kind of share this with your kid so, yeah -- it was, it was just -- it was awesome >> seth: so they won -- in 2020 when they won that was, you know, a big deal for -- i mean, again, you as well as jack, but it must have been such a cool moment to share as a father and a son. >> it was. that whole run really was just massive, and it started this

parents of cade forever 18, ryan 23, nick, silvia, kansas city k, archie, miguel, sam, mckenzie, ryan. to connect with a young adult around logan's age, most parents simply go out to dinner, visit, call, text, face time, vacation, or spend the holiday. to connect with our son logan, we have to look at a sunset, a rainbow, listen to a song, look at a picture, or wear his fingerprint around our neck. this is what fentanyl does, it changes everything. our past, our present, and our future. in conclusion, our family's story, logan's story, is just one of tens of thousands that have occurred and will keep occurring if we do not take action to slow down and ultimately stop the explosion of this deadly poison. we hope by sharing our experience we can give meaning to logan's ultimately untimely loss and honor his life and leave a significant legacy to protect other families from this devastation. thank you foror your time and opportunity to tell our story. >> thank you, ms. rachwal. mr. singer, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman, and mys/ deepest condolences to the rac