but then it didn't really get so dark as much as i expected, kaylee.> yeah. down here in d.c. it was a little bit underwhelming as well because we weren't in the direct path. my parents up in michigan said they had a pretty good view to have eclipse. ing to be honest, i did not go out and look at it because i did not invest in one of the handy dandy pairs of solar glasses. maria: oh, yeah. >> i needed the glasses. i thought about pulling a donald trump and just squinting up at it anyway, but i decided to save my retinas the trouble. maria: yeah. i'm glad you didn't do that. no, i had the glasses, and you could really see it with the glasses. it was cool. i'm glad we experienced it. kaylee mcghee white and mike huckabee, it's been great having you this power hour, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. great to be with you. maria: we will see you soon is. 30 minutes away from the hoping -- opening bell on wall street, a market that is higher at this point. the momentum continues, dow up 43, the nasdaq up 70. all hands on deck tomo

kaylee. >> yeah. to build a pier outside of gaza in order to help hamas continue to gather u.s. resources. look, israel's approach is the correct one. they're trying to avoid escalating conflict within the region, but they're e doing so through strength. and last night's attack on iran simply proves that. martha: maria: you know, you've got antony blinken in italy saying we are committed to israel's security, but we know that they leaked a phone call between president biden and benjamin necessary an ya hue where -- netanyahu where biden told them not to go into rafah, you know? it's too much, don't retaliate. and even though israel is fighting for its own survival. and they're leaking this call in the middle of the public so that the public knows what biden is saying, again, so he gets the votes in michigan and missouri. >> yeah -- >> yeah, that's what's so wrong -- maria: go ahead, jason. >> look, the president does not is have -- maria: yeah. >> -- the respect of the world. he just doesn't. maria: r

but he won 63% and the voters under 30 to kaylee's point is polling and 60% but now -- these numbers need to increase if you want to win. >> kevin: 2024 it's going to be a turnout election it's not gonna be a persuasion election, everyone has their thoughts about donald trump and biden, it's going to come down to the seven states and less than a hundred thousand votes decided in three states the election. that's why you see these operations of voting in a hundred different field offices in that field game is really going to matter to turn out one or two or 3% in these key coalition box that you just analyze in terms of what actually propelled him a 2022 defeat the incoming president. >> harris: you gave the exact number of power for the incoming votes right now. there was a hundred and 2,000 in michigan. think about the 15 states where you have uncommitted and now uninstructed such as wisconsin had, you put those people together and those of the numbers you're going to need and that is a lot of pressure. we do not know how people will vote in november, but one person said he has till

jr. >> kaylee: who was the better president?ding, when people were asked do you think donald trump or joe biden was better president. vast majority say donald trump. they are measuring quality of their lives, which is affected by the economy and pocketbook. that is why trump's legal cases are not making a dent. people are being looing at quality of their lives and asking who helped me most. most voters are saying trump. >> todd: kamala is heading to georgia to convince voters that the economy is doing well, you look at your pocketbook. honing in on the economy, same poll showing 34% of voters approve of the way joe biden is handling the economy. it 8 be the issue in november. cheryl casone from fox business with are m. break down the numbers for us. >> cheryl: there is a lot of numbers, this could be why despite the criminal trial, former president trump maintains advantage in the latest cnn poll. 65% in this poll say the economy is important and 27% say it is very important when voting. still senator tim scott says president bi

year since bryan kohberger was arrested and charged with murdering college students madison mogen, kayleeoncalves, xana kernodle and ethan chapin in an off-campus home near the university of idaho. the case getting so much attention, his attorneys say too many people in this small town have already made up their minds. now, overnight, the family of victim goncalves expressed their frustration with the way the case is being handled, saying the survey is a ruse being used by the defense in an attempt to keep the trial out of latah county. we pray the trial stays with the citizens of latah county and that justice is served. meanwhile kohberger's attorneys say the results so far show that majority of residents they surveyed have determined that kohberger is already guilty. a hearing is scheduled for june. >> liz, thank you very much. >>> it is 7:15. craig joins the table. you have gas prices on the rise again. >> yeah. hoda, savannah, good morning. good morning to you as well, folks, if you haven't filled up that tank lately, be prepared to dig deeper into your wallet. nbc senior business cor

kaylee mcgee white, we have to leave it there, have a great day. todd, over to you. >> todd: another battleground state is nevada, senate race got a major shake up thanks to a former trump official throwing his hat into the gop primary and trying to sell voters on his record. >> i was honord and humbled to serve as president trump's ambassador to iceland, i fought the deep state, i fought china and i fought russia's influence in the arctic and high north. >> todd: dr. jeff gunter is running. why are you getting in this race? we have dentist, iceland, why? >> if not now, when? you see inflation out of control, we see invasion at the border, crime in our streets. given my background of taking care of skin care patients for 28 years, been a diplomat in foreign policy and i'm 110% pro-donald trump, 110% interested in putting america first and right now we have 110% of momentum in the great silver state of nevada. >> todd: talk about trump for a moment, in 2018, nevada senator jackie rosen defeated dean hiller by five points, a pretty wide margin there.

just before the school is torn down next year, bacon telle hartung how much it telling "today's" kaylee means. >> for all the effort these students put in, in getting bacon to payson, what finally put you over the edge? >> i think seeing the -- seeing the commitment to turn it into a day of giving and fund-raising and good, positive energy. you can't turn that down. >> reporter: like ren, bacon's on a mission, uniting the community, filling care bags for his six degrees charity. and then, yes, at prom, the students who worked to get bacon to the building following his "footloose" footsteps. ♪ >> everyone danced to "footloose" at the prom. it was a party. >> oh, yeah, it was cool. >> reporter: for ruby and nick, it's more than just a movie. it's the memory of a lifetime. >> i think that was the coolest part was just to see how he uses his celebrity power, per se, to bring everyone together. that was the reason it all worked. >> what did it feel like for you when you got to see and meet kevin bacon? >> seeing him in person was like surreal. like he walked out, and they played "footloose,"

we believe you. >> kaylee hartung plays spades. >> another take away. >> i like it. >> thank you, kayleeank you for asking, savannah. and it's good to be friends with beyonce, apparently. one of the stars we have, how beyonce surprised one of her youngest fans with a very, very special gift. you'll like that coming up on "popstart," but first a quick check of your local news and weather. .. .with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've had an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. pres, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. feel unstoppable. ask your doctor how lasting remission can start with stelara®. johnson & johnson can help you explore cost support options. ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ johnson & johnson can help you explore ♪ meow, meow. ♪ [ background cats singing ] ♪ meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow. ♪ [ bac

with me now to break it down, political commentator kaylee mcghee white ford o'connell.ood to see you both. kaylee, we have to say upfront, speaker johnson wants to make sure donald trump will help him remain speaker. a couple of phone calls like donald trump could do that maybe to marjorie taylor greene, just throwing that out there. do you think donald trump will have speaker johnson stay speaker johnson? >> the i think so because heading into the november election, a stable gop. when you have petty squabbles over house leadership, every few months, it throws the entire thing into a ruckus that undermines republican party's ability to win voters moving forward. if mike johnson is the chitin republicans need to decide that, stick with him and keep moving forward white frankly, it would be better for mike johnson to have donald trump stay in the speakership and it would be for hakeem jeffries are these other democrats who suggested they might save mike johnson if he gives what they want ukraine funding so it's the best case for him right now. david: and trumps interest s

kaylee hartung explains. >> look at that!ravis clayton was welcomed to the nfl. >> the buffalo bills select travis clayton. >> reporter: even though he's never played a down of competitive football. >> go to buffalo! >> reporter: has it sunk in you are an nfl player? >> i think i need to pinch myself, but i think it's really sunk in just yet. >> reporter: the former english rugby winger has spent nearly four months honing his skills to become an nfl offensive lineman. at 6'7", the bills say clayton's 40-yard dash is the fastest they've clocked from a lineman in ten years. how steep has the learning curve been? >> wow, extremely steep. i think coming in on the first day, not knowing really anything about the sport, i climbed up and just learned everything possible. >> reporter: and in march, welsh rugby star louis rees-zammit signed with the defending super bowl champion kansas city chiefs. clayton and rees-zammit are products of the international players pathway, a program designed to seek out talent from around the world, li

kaylee, thank you so much. >> thank you.ta plunging despite their earnings beat yesterday. what is the issue, lauren? lauren: wow, down 15%. a.i. spending. this comes from the mark zuckerberg, we will grow our investment envelope meaningfully before we make much revenue from these products. that is a direct quote. a.i. spending is a drain for the company. it could hit $99 billion this year. when and where's the payoff, that's what investors are saying. david when and where. lauren, thank you very much. well, the markets see it as a bad sign. the dow is down in premarket activity 45 points, that's -- 454 points, that's over 1%, but look at the nasdaq, again, premarket agotivity. adam is here with us. so what is your take on meta, first of all? if i know you have been bullish on that despite -- would you buy in? >> absolutely. i own it, and if i didn't already own it, pied be buying -- david: you're not buying more in. >> no,, i've got a full position. upset about gdping with lower than we thought, meta spending more on artifi

kaylee? >> thank you very much, jon jonathan.ons of travelers will be emily compagno you are and it copes aficionado? >> yes, partly but i just love them. i am a space and the sky geek. this is me with my family in argentina in 2019 when we went to see the total solar eclipse i have to share in 1996 we went to hawaii too, that moment of totality i burst into tears. it is incredible, it's overwhelming, and it is indescribable to see it and to be amongst all of the others who are loving it too is exciting so we will be there and with my fiance this weekend i'm excite. >> you have to wear classic apparently? >> and we have some for the couch that we will watch you watching that. kennedy and i were reminiscing because we are so young but our member the last total solar eclipse. it was 1979, it was a big deal we were writing about it in school do you remember? >> i remember very well i remember my dad screaming at the sky. [laughter] it terrified me. >> if you are in the path of totality, experience a. don't worry about photographing

kaylee's point about the trajectory, where we are. where were we in 2007 and '8?as a possibility, recession. all of these things are going on. they like to drag you back can and tell you it's better than then, but it's not supposed to be where it is today. charles: the ability to put a down payment on a house now -- >> 80% more than you made -- charles: that's mind-boggling. i want to talk about the biden administration and this ev push. it's mind-boggling. people don't want them. people do not want them. more evidence of that today. tesla reported their distribution numbering -- numbers, unmitigated disaster. that stock is getting hammered. nevertheless, they keep coming up with these cafe standards and p folks, this is the scam a here. the average fleet has to average a certain amount of miles per gallon. if you can't get that,s you have to change something out. this is one of the reasons why we have less safe cars, by the way. to meet this in the past, we went from steel, heavy metal cars that could save your life to these fiberglass cars. but it's getting wors

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kaylee, let me start with you. newt mentioned ruth baderld ginsburg in her opinion, and we heard from donald trump today. there was a time that democratse thought like ruth bader ginsburg and there was a time when a democratic president never thought i'd quote him on this show very oftetever t putn. bill clinton said about abortion, it should be legal but rare. ey how far they have come, especially when you listencome d gavin newsom, when i pressedm him hard in that debate with ron desantihardbates, he si exceptions. that is between a doctors a woman and their conscience. no law banning abortion even in an eighth and ninth month.on. none. nun. that that's the position of the democratic partythe de. and i would love to see sta a moment on the debate stage where you have president trump and you have joe biden and you have president trump look at joe biden and say, when does a baby feel pain? president biden, when he couldn't answer bien?n and you support a cut off at that point. eighth month, ninth month. remember po

the power panel are back mike huckabee in steamboat fellow kaylee mcghee white are here in the 8:00 a.m with her thoughts of the biggest stories of the day. stay whether she wanted "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire and. maria: welcome back. let's take a look at futures. a mixture wing, mostly higher of the inflation data and bank earnings. dow industrial flat one point, nasdaq up 28 points. take a look at interest rates ten year treasury yield has been hovering around 4.4% recently. it is now at 4.39%, down to another basis points right now. j.p. morgan jamie dimon annual letter to shareholders out yesterday questioning the federal reserve outlook for a soft landing, the leader banker warning interest rates could skyrocket to 8% admit skyhigh debt and international conflicts. i spoke with him back in january we told me the same thing about rate cuts, w

and we say uh, be younger region ambitious uh, trying to access kaylee uh close to an existing, she'll try to nato and, and there i think the launch, these are 2 phase one is obviously spend more money in acquiring and requiring defense capabilities that that'd be lost so this invested us to the end of the cold war and still going to allow ukraine to really we dislike. because if you crank fails to detect a successful russia and ukraine would be extremely cost intensive and resources and see for the alliance. so our interest is also to make you quite successful and what has been announced over the last few days as is right encouraging. but these, i don't think, you know, as a game changer to allow ukraine to really start to finish this for those for bruce, cause it party a very, a political consultant and the ceo at rest most in global here in germany. the war and ukraine has prompted the government to reassess the state of his military forces and their combat readiness, german defense minister boris. the stories has laid out ambitious plans to reform the boon despair and its overall s

without escalating in neither a ron nor america want this to become a full brand will basically move kaylee signaling now let drawing a line under it. but that was the added benefit of the type of attack the iran conducted last night. it could have conducted lots of different types of attacks that would have signaled, you know, capability response, you know, not wishing to escalate. but in the way, no one sees must have attack with the drones mixed with different types of missiles . i think that to me is a clear signal that it was trying to pro test and see what capabilities the us and israel have in the area. but at the same time it was making itself vulnerable. wasn't it a wrong was yeah, it is. what it does is it now opens itself up to potential retaliation from as well. i think the us in a wrong has made it very, very clear that they don't on regional and i'm not into any of the other regional partners, but it is to israel's, specifically it is to and benjamin netanyahu, whose benefits? because as you said in your package, the story is now a wrong versus israel. you know, these arrows h

. >> laura: joining me now byron c york, "washington examiner" ands kaylee mcghee white, "washingtontorey america and i know you are the daughter of a pastor for life ae saying trump is doing the rightu thing hehere.y de explained this. >> right, can this cause is near and dear to my heart.pro- evelyn filmic volunteered with pro-life and still do so local crisis pregnancy center, but yop are right i do believe trump is right on this because i'm a pragmatist that realizes it would be far better for thet pro-life movement to elect anyto republicans tend to elect a democrat who will not hesitateul to codify a radical abortion regime that would make i socialists blush. by the way, i would just say c many of the conservativesn criticizing trump over his statement on this actually would agree with me because they have. a chance to elect a candidate in the g.o.p. primary would have supported federal legislation on this issue andcent who would not have take a's control approach. but the g.o.p. voters nominated trump for the exact same reason he is now taking this position, which is they beli

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let's bring in former rnc press secretary cassie smedile and steamboat institute fellow kaylee mcgheeof sad that katie couric is going after maga voters. your thoughts? >> it's the same tired script over and over again. well the trump voters don't think the way i do, they don't vote the way i want them to so they are stupid, they are racist, they are insert your favorite leftist insult here. it's bad enough that this is a person from the media who as you mentioned earlier has worked for numerous outlets in a position of prestige for many years. it's bad enough that someone with this position, she's comfortable enough insulting half of the country but it's also extremely concerning that they want the rest of the country to think the same way of trump voters. i think msnbc refusing to air trump's speeches are refusing to -- firing mcdaniel after initially hiring her because they were afraid to platform her views. they want their own viewers to think of trump supporters the exact same way that couric does. >> trace: exactly right. moving on to npr because this is important. unpaid leave

kaylee, jason, thank you so much. i'll see you tonight on maria bartiromo's "wall street" at a 7:00, fox business. tu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. israel launched a limited attack the on iran last night. a military base was hit, a nearby nuclear facility was not directly attacked. we are told the israelis just want to show the mullahs that they can attack anywhere, anytime. the uniranians are saying nothing except -- iranians are saying nothing except to report explosions. when the news broke, stocks sold off bigtaoism oil went straight up and gold rallied too. the dow, which was down almost 400 points just a couple hours ago is now down a mere so points. -- 10 points. the s&p is down a mere 2. same story with the nasdaq. way down when the news broke, back up again. down 30 points, that's it. and look at oil. it actually touched $89 a barrel, again, when that first report of israel's attack came through. now it's back down to $82.37. that's quite a turn-around. bitcoin, i can't explain this, but at o

i am ready for the moment. >> reporter: kaylee hartung, nbc news. >>> and coming up, pop girl spring,minating the music c ha >>> you have likely heard of hot girl summer, but what about pop girl spring? from taylor swift to beyonce, the pop girls are releasing music from march to spring and a dozen of the music's pop stars have put out albums, and joining us is daryn carp who is a host of the "shaken not stirred" podcast, and what do you see? >> kasey musgraves "deeper well" and you gave me a little side eye for this, but it is actually one of my favorite albums, and i love her, and i loved the "golden hour" and it is amazing that she wrote it under the influence of many thing, and really cool. "deeper well" in the 30s, and the lyrics hit home. she is very country and i love it. also excited about maggie rogers' new album, and you like her, right? >> yeah, yeah. >> "don't forget me" and we are not. and she is like ethereal pop sound, and so different from a kasey musgraves. and dua lipa, and the last album, i mean -- >> bops, bops, bops. >> and everything was a bop. and this one, "rad

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to >> reporter: spokeswoman kaylee says the proposed name modification will clarify, not confused.ame identifies where oa k is absolutely located. the change is needed because oakland has lost flights and destinations because people are not aware how close to san francisco really is. oakland international today, this traveler sided with san francisco. >> there is a beautiful community in oakland, it is an incredible city. i think, i think for practical reasons it is is more important for people to know exactly where they're going when they are picking a flight. >> reporter: at sfo this traveler sided with oakland. >> i want people to know exactly, i want them to have the choice and feel like they can fly into either airport and come into the bay area. >> reporter: oakland officials also flaunting results of the east bay resident. shows the majority, 51%, are somewhat comfortable with the name change compared to 34%, not too or not at all comfortable. this is not an issue to be decided by a show of hands. >> reporter: the current proposal also infringes on sfo's trademarks. sfo bega

ahead of the prom night and just before the school's torn down next year, bacon telling "today's" kayleeedge? >> i think seeing the commitment to turn it into a day of giving and fundraising and good positive energy. you just can't turn that down. >> reporter: like wren bacon is on a mission, uniting the community, filling care bags for his 6 degrees charity and then, yes, at prom the students who worked to get bacon to the building, following his "footloose" footsteps. ♪ >> everyone danced to "footloose" at the prom. it was a party. >> oh, yeah, it was cool. >> reporter: for ruby and nick, it's more than just a movie, it's the memory of a lifetime. >> i think that was the coolest part was just to see how he used his celebrity power, per se, to bring everyone together and that was the reason that it all worked. >> what did it feel like for you when you got to see and meet kevin bacon? >> seeing him in-person was like surreal. like he walked out and they played "footloose" and i immediately just started crying. that just made it all worthwhile to know that he's proud of us and he's happy

go ahead and i think there's actually a little bit of confusion in west and capitals about let me kaylee there is in terms of arm supply, but i think also there's a bit of confusion about how far they want to, you know, sites that you guys, you can go and we can see that on the battlefield. you know, that's why you credit is in a difficult position. that's why rusher is slowly, slowly making small gains on the land. and you claim how much of an advantage would destroy the bridge bring to the ukrainians? wouldn't do anything to level the playing field. well, let them use the landscape, says the bridge is fueling the war. so yeah, i, i probably think that's correct. the, the, the bridge is a major supply rate for russian forces, both in crimea, but also in, not southern bits, if you cry. and so the, the south from casa, and you've obviously got the, the big river and the, the credit is holding the saw, the south bank and, or the area that there's only 2 ways you can supply. that one is over the coach bridge on the other is, is alone that little it's most of land is between the don't boss a

for many now was trying to imitate the security plan of a set of other presidents. maggie will kaylee. he managed to reduce gun related violence in his country by the end of the se, there was a difference. okay, le, 8th, i mean i, the kelly was a man, had some type of contact for the criminal groups. he recognized the territory that did not happen here. yet, but their response to that for now, people want government action against the criminal groups that most of them say has them living in constant fear. it is several defeat a boot on it whether the induced prime minister now render modi's being accused of hate speech for comments he made about most things that an election riley on sunday . the indian government has failed to give visa. so i'll just here is correspondence to cover the 6 weeks of voting. we started on friday with a full covering the election from outside the country from the moment as just these into india elections, prime minister, and that in the movie as close to control the seat, a dressing supporters in registered state, 85 to muslims, us. if we could just go bac

the 29-year-old criminology student is accused of brutally stabbing madison mogen, kaylee goncalves,a kernodle, and ethan chapin in this moscow, idaho, house back in 2022. a newly-filed alibi claims kohberger was out driving at the time of the murders, as he often did to hike and run, and/or see the moon and stars, miles away from the crime scene. >> the defense is trying to paint a consistent picture here. this was his pattern and practice. nothing out of the ordinary happened. he liked to drive late at night. >> reporter: but court documents show kohberger's cell phone had no service or was turned off for two hours during the time the murders took place, which is consistent with him attempting to conceal his location. the defense says there was nothing to hide, claiming the cell data will prove that this car captured on surveillance video shortly before the murders could not have been kohberger's. >> cell phone evidence is very difficult if that's the only evidence you have on either side. because it's imperfect and because we don't always have our cell phones on us. >> reporter: b

go ahead and i think that is actually a little bit of confusion in west and capitals about let me kaylee there is in terms of arm supply, but i think also there's a bit of confusion about how far they want to, you know, the sites that you guys, you can go and we can see that on the battlefield. you know, that's why you craze in a difficult position. that's why russia is slowly, slowly making small gains on the land in ukraine. how much of an advantage would destroy the bridge bring to the ukrainians? wouldn't do anything to level the playing field? well, let them use the landscape, says the bridge is fueling the war. so yeah, i totally think that's correct. the, the, the bridge is a major supply rate for russian forces, both in crimea, but also in, not southern bits, if you cry. and so the, the south from casa, and you've obviously got the, the big river in the that the credit is holding the saw, the south bank and, or the area that there's only 2 ways you can supply. that one is over the coach bridge. and the other is, is along that little, it's most of land is between the don't boss an

the situation was insane and before so leave to his brothers were also for kaylee a full month does the same house and they have the brother was also has also bar it is where the situation is bad, but completely bad. what was the difficulty in the glass of mind that his family have found the law? the difficulty is to remove them. um it was hard to take it from a place to another place. uh, we need to like fridge it all they do put him in this place and that will buy the mazda and not electricity was not available. and we had nothing to do was to ask for help from the international organizations. but we have that and we have the nothing. and then just little over the place and this 3, we are not saved, rescued. and you know, suppose the left, but from these present with that person, it is definitely what are the reasons behind that? well, what do you think about the reason? the reason is to people the people that have risen of the policy and the people that destroyed the infrastructure, which i totally events the most brutal way. as i understand they may have from the 1948 out of my 54 y

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no, for the seller whether precedence maggie will kaylee. he managed to reduce gang related violence in his country by the end of the say, there was a difference. okay, let it that mean i, the kelly was a man had some type of contact for the criminal groups. he recognized the territory that did not happen here. but the response to that for now, people want government action against the criminal groups that most of them say has them living in constant fear. it is simple, i'll just see to build on it whether that's it for me for the clock will be here in just in the last time with the news up and next on on to there it's talk to hours are 7 to stay with us. the, the, the rest of the science of the cheryl is a, reach you up into the some of the philippines that one or 2 isn't big, but the biggest out definitely for the size of java, for one year, sumatra increasing the, potentially in potentially, i'm a lazy pump to knock is a case in point where you got 3 days of thunderstorms. some of the heavy. you tend to get about 12 days of funds to orgs,

for kaylee the home, i've done the numbers in between all that i give away to my neighbors and what i can, i mean receivables i catch between 25 and 30000 leaders on my 90 square meter roof . estimating that meeting is when they may need enough clean water for his small family to cover all their needs. then he does is among a growing number of mexico city residents resorting to rain harvesting as a way to mitigate the cities water crisis. the system installed by an n g o called east load by now works by collecting rainfall from roof, sending it through filters and into storage for all kinds of personal use. organizations that promote rain water collection se can transform communities such as this one by bringing otherwise wasted water to some of the people that need it most. but for it and really have a wide impact, it needs political will. and large scale investment. despite a sharp decrease in rain for the climate change, mexico city still gets more precipitation than cities like london, but with no organic way for the water to filter into the underground aquifers that supply much o

you saw in the report as well, one of the civilians kaylee say it's like he's just going see if he can retrieve just the most basic thing. shut up some sort of thing that he's talking for at this point. so i just can't imagine this military withdrawal doesn't really bring any sort of piece of the people inside of us or what we really need. and we continue to demand many gypsies via phone. no rush. i have carson tucker. now people are trying to get back to the homes, many are facing health problems and shelters due to overcrowding. what is kept doing to improve conditions that we are trying as best as possible to provide much needed exist civilians or in the shelter. but there's only so much us as parents, national can do and all the ages agencies can do. we are operating with a hands tied behind our back as you see the central kitchen attack and with all the taxes, it was in a convoy. there was no safe place inside of goods. and so we continued to monitor an immediate cease via and once again continued to to mon, 4 o 8 crossings to be broken up and full 8 to flow concerns because that

many now, while he's trying to imitate the security plan of a set of other precedents, maggie will kaylee. he managed to reduce gang related violence in his country. but any say there was a difference. okay, let 8th, i mean i, the kelly was a man, had some type of call context with the criminal groups. we recognize the territory that did not happen here. but the response to that for now, people want government tax and against the criminal groups that most of them say has them living in constant fear. it is symbol i just see to buddha, and it was all let's say for me full time, you called at the stories that we're covering here on out there by logging onto a website to out. is there a don't comes updates. it's about say, we're still flexing of quotes on the oregon, so we'll bring it up. dates, of course, and just under half of that, it's time straight to after the listing post to what you on the is there a thanks for your time at your company. the, these are the must, these or drum is. they used to march 3 d o t before dawn box with an increase is really military presence. it's too dangero

still with the backend. trump, you know the latest front of primaries, they kaylee's still pulled double digits in wisconsin. haley one nearly 13 percent of the vote. rhode island hailey is looking to pick up a delegate with her nearly 11 percent of the vote. healy 112 percent of the info right below. new york trump native whole place, while trump won the 82 percent. nikki, still garnering 40 percent of votes in connecticut to trump. snow is 70 percent with hailey still acting as a thorn. and trump side is the party. do you think able to really like you said, coal let's focus on the future. trump presidency. or are they worried about these protests vote with in the are and see when they get to milwaukee slow. so 1st of all, everybody should notice of you and you this program that the conventions, both democrat or republican, they are ready to and fixed their over. there's no such thing as an open convention . there's no such thing as somebody making a motion on the floor. it's just a made for tv spectacle, and it's meant to galvanized fundraising, actually among other things. so don't th

football's newest stars getting their first moments in the national spotlight. >> nbc's kaylee hartungorning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. it really is one of the best nights in all of sports. you can feel the heightened emotions of it all here in the draft theater of detroit. the draft headline? offensive stars. those guys went flying off the board, a record. and that included six quarterbacks who nfl franchises are betting their futures on. in detroit, it was a spectacle, pageantry and celebration. and when the show began, it was just as expected. >> with the first pick in the 2024 nfl draft, the chicago bears select caleb williams, quarterback, southern california. >> caleb williams fulfilling a dream he had been working towards since he was 12 years old. why are you the right player to change the fate of chicago? >> because i care. i care about the community. i care about the fans. i care about winning games. >> from one heisman winner to the next. >> the washington commanders select jayden daniels, quarterback, lsu. >> how confident were you that you'd be their pick? >> i

well, today here, sitting at loughborough magistrates court, the judge, justice cotter, said to kayleeel davis, justice cotter said that, justice cotter said that, justice cotter said you have shown callous indifference by opting not to summon medical help. the judge described how he was sure that it was michael davis inflicting the injuries dunng davis inflicting the injuries during violent episodes at their home in leicester in 2017. six years worth of investigation on leicestershire police, as part because of the complexity of those injuries. >> speaking after the sentencing today , mark parish said that at today, mark parish said that at the heart of this complex investigation, this is the detective inspector has always been to try to get justice for ollie . ollie. >> okay. east midlands reporter will hollis , thank you very much will hollis, thank you very much for joining us. give us that forjoining us. give us that update and rest in peace. ollie davis, what can you say now ? davis, what can you say now? around 4500 pubs face closure as britain's biggest pub chain stonewater bat

kaylee is also a lawyer. >> i would take her in court with me. >> the one thing that you said is interesting that joe biden is on the trail and no one is following him, it's a good thing because he is terrible. he gets asked about these questions about columbia and he has no idea what's happening. he is totally confused by everything and he can't react so they try to keep him away. i don't think president trump is chaotic at all. he comes up a couple of times and give some speeches and remarks. he told me over the weekend almost no other defendant than he knows of her would be under a gag order right now period. a couple of things that happened today that the prosecution kept saying conspiracy over and over again. conspiracy to promote an election. that is something... and the more they thought about it there was really nothing there. the other thing that kept saying is the defence kept saying an nda, there was nothing wrong with having an nda and every time he said that, every time the defence said that, they would object and they would say sustained. he would say it again which made her th

for the record, kaylee is also a lawyer. >> i would take her in court. one thing that you said it is interesting that joe biden is on the trail and no one is following him as a good thing for him. playing a little bit later, he gets asked about these questions about columbia. he has no idea what is happ happening. should he be fired? i didn't know she was fired. he's totally confused by everything he can't react to anything. they are trying to keep him a away. i don't think president trump has been chaotic at all. he comes out and gives a speech and give some remarks and really frustrated. james trusty told me over the weekend, almost no other defendant that he knows of would be under a gag order right now period. a couple of things that happen today. the prosecution kept saying conspiracy over and over again. conspiracy to promote an election. conspiracy and the more it was in their thought about it, there's really nothing there. the other thing they kept saying is, the defense kept saying, and nda. there's nothing wrong with having an nda. every time h

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at gooe kaylee mcghee white /* /* gw, sixth day of protest. you have 70 tents set up, gw students and georgetown american and professional activists out here, as well. it is peaceful right now. sunday night barricades were along the sidewalk and they clashed with police. if you look, the police have blocked off this street here and all the profanity. let me show you what goes to core of what hurts passion of the jewish students. long live the intifada, only one solution, intifada resolution, here from the river to the sea, these are chants jewish students say are antisemitism and it is everywhere here as we walk. come with me this way, we'll take you over here and give you a look into the encampment closer. one thing i want to show you, the signature statue here, george washington himself has been draped in palestinian flag and the black and white head dress wore by palestinians, that has become a symbol of the situation. in the center of campus, university yard, they took them over. you can see up here, this is george washington, the statue h

they sing listen, he was deported under my watch and he got back in under the other guys , kaylee? >> as you know him from the detroit area and i'm becoming increasingly convinced my home state of michigan was swing for trauma this november. in large part because of democratic attacks to rebut trump's platform on this issue is so unpersuasive, and they're especially and wrist ways of to the vast majority of middle america that is represented by states such as michigan state, such as ohio. that is because he look at cases like ruby garcia and they recognize no matter how often democrats try to argue that the bloodbath does not exist, that the statistics of illegal immigrant climb is not as large as trump is portraying, you recognize it a case like ruby garcias should never have existed in the first place. those statistics should be 0 percent because every single crime committed by an illegal immigrant is entirely preventable and is being enabled by the biden administration. >> trace: it is a fair point, really is. do you jason, john kirby said this today. >> don trump is calling tho

kaylee hartung has the details. tell us there's potential truth to this. >> let's hope. let's hope. as he's floating this new plan that would add a regular season game to the schedule and move super bowl sunday to the long presidents' day weekend, it could be a win-win if players can get on board. after years of complaints from football fans -- >> we should have off the day after the super bowl. >> it is not that people are expected to go back to work and just return to their normal lives after super bowl sunday. >> reporter: nfl commissioner roger goodell is mulling an idea that could make the day after the super bowl end up on a holiday. >> that ends up on president's day weekend, which is a holiday weekend, which makes the sunday night and then you have monday off. >> reporter: that switch even suggested here. on "today" back in february. >> i think that's a perfect idea, good solution. >> you just do president's day weekend. >> reporter: it would keep the 20-game total but shorten the preseason by one game and add it to the schedule. over the weekend, bengals quarterback joe bur

when you know 70 don't like kaylee, and that person likes something, anything away to my of that persone something i can't lay gibbmac that must be bad. it's kinda like when guy vollmac likes a song and i'm like oh my god of this song must be terrible. do you think the megan voters see the media love and protected joe biden so pathetically that their leg wait a second, this is gross? if 70 legs joe biden that much, and carries out much water for him, something must be wrong? >> yes, yes. i totally resonate with the gutfeld song on with you on that. they are the waste. but look, -- the worst! they see the economies terrible, that can't afford food. this is why despite, young people can afford mortgages, can afford a home, can afford rent. the need for but over to the new york times and this is one article i can't get out of my head from a few months back, aviator joe, dog branding, the time when that meme came out, they just all glommed onto it and all these major news outlets almost solitary like those guys finally cool! finally has one iota of this wider that barack obama had and they

kaylee mcghee white and mike huckabee, it's been great having you this power hour, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. great to be with you. maria: we will see you soon is. 30 minutes away from the hoping -- opening bell on wall street, a market that is higher at this point. the momentum continues, dow up 43, the nasdaq up 70. all hands on deck tomorrow, the consumer price index right here, live, 8:30 a.m. eastern. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. a direct challenge to president biden, israel's bibi netanyahu says an invasion of rafah is going to happen. he says, quote, there is a date. he insists op wiping out hamas leadership. biden has said that if israel does that, there will be are con especially intentions like limiting the -- consequences like limiting the supply of weapons. that will be a significant diplomatic break. separately, pro-hamas demonstrators in america chanted death to america. on the campaign trail, biden has released a harsh political ad on abortion. he tells the story of a woman who nearly died after being denied an a