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and ken bruce says a final farewell _ somewhere.ays a final farewell from _ somewhere. and ken bruce says a final farewell from radio _ somewhere. and ken bruce says a final farewell from radio two - somewhere. and ken bruce says a final farewell from radio two after| final farewell from radio two after more than 40 years at the bbc. and coming up on the bbc news channel. success for britain at the european indoor athletics . neil gourley takes silver in the 1500metres — with daryl neita and melissa courtney—bryant among the medals. good evening. boris johnson good evening. borisjohnson may have committed the serious parliamentary offence of misleading the house of commons repeatedly over gatherings at downing street during covid restrictions. that is according to mp5 investigating his conduct who mps investigating his conduct who said that evidence strongly suggests that breaches of coronavirus rules inside number ten whilst he was prime minister would have been obvious to mrjohnson. the former prime minister was amongst those fine

i'm talking about ken langone and billionaire investor ken fisher coming up. both are fired up and both are here. meanwhile, there's this. hurry up and wait. no trump indictments or arrests or anything today. what to make of it? we're all over it with bryan llenas in new york city with the latest. and david spunt at the justice department where new troubles are just surfacing for trump. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. glad to have you here. let's go to bryantout side the manhattan federal courthouse in downtown manhattan. what he's hearing and what could be happening next. bryan? >> neil, good afternoon. the grand jury has been meeting every monday, wednesday and thursday. we're told this morning the grand jury was notified that today's 2:00 p.m. planned session or proceeding was cancelled. that they are to be on standby for tomorrow's planned session. they were set to listen to one final witness today to listen to their testimony. we don't know who that witness was supposed to be. we also do not know frankly why this proceeding today was cancelled. the manhattan di

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>> impretty much in favor of all of that you can call him ken one and me ken two.he reality i don't think what the fed is doing as much impact, not much at all compared to what people think it does. why? what they're really targeting with the ped funds rate is get down to it is treasury bill rate. who pays the interest on that? i guess we do but indirectly. the fact of the matter borrowers continue to borrow robustly as most recent data not quite two weeks old. loan growth is growing at 11.6%. as long as the loan growth is robust, the economy is doing okay. inflation is coming down a little slower than people thought. oh, my gosh, a little slower than people thought. isn't that terrible? neil: you said loan growth is robust, but mortgage applications slid to a three decade low. it might be strong in some areas. that is scaring a lot of people that the economy is grinding not necessarily to a halt but a lot slower than it had been churning, what do you think? >> and yes in fact. think about that for a second. that has nothing to do with the fed either. the fact when

the beatles and a very ken| song? the beatles and a very ken bruce goodbye. bud song?. and in the end, the love you take _ bruce goodbye. and in the end, the love you take is _ bruce goodbye. and in the end, the love you take is equal _ bruce goodbye. and in the end, the love you take is equal to _ bruce goodbye. and in the end, the love you take is equal to the - bruce goodbye. and in the end, the love you take is equal to the love i love you take is equal to the love you make. i have loved being here with you. thanks so much, and may we meet again somewhere. cheering and applause david sillitoe, bbc news, wogan house. he will be missed. the 1st of march usually signals the beginning of spring come yes, it is meteorological spring but it will not be feeling like spring. we could be seeing more scenes like this, so turning wintry. a lot of uncertainty in the forecast but we do know that it will turn bitterly cold across—the—board and there will be some snow, even possibly towards the south of england, certainly towards lower levels. we are less confident about the exte

ken: hey. hello. i'm paige. ken: oh, nice to meet you. - nice to meet you. - ken. it used to be, like, a general store. so they so-- like, they're known as like the target of chinatown. paige desorbo (voiceover): a staple for over 30 years, k.k. discount has been a cultural cornerstone of chinatown, its shelves stacked high with tradition. paige desorbo: why are so many things red? this is very important in chinese culture. red means lucky. supposing your birthday-- i put some money in a red envelope. that means that money is the lucky for you. don't put it in a white envelope. ok. ken: that means it's in the envelope. oh, my god. i feel like i've done that in the past. paige desorbo (voiceover): the store has an abundance of offerings, but its most important commodity is family. [laughter] woman: hi! - hello! - how are you doing? - oh, yeah. hi. how are you doing? very nice to meet you. i'm paige. hi, paige. how are you? - i've heard a lot about you. i'm sure my dad has told you a lot. yes, but there's even another generation, little miss chinatown, nalia. woman:

ken la court joins us live on set. you have spent literally the better part of your life trying to make sure that this person stays behind bars. >> you know, that's totally true. it's like -- we as a family, when you get that horrible news of somebody coming in that was -- i mean, they were literally on the hike in the middle of the afternoon above arcadia, california, above a sleepy town. but then, just a few years later to hear that this person might be released. it's like, that's harder to understand the horror of evil itself that the government could be that kind of uncaring about it. >> the concern here is this guy is in his 70s, ken. but the whole concept here is that he could still be released and still, as you say, has enough strength to pull the trigger of a weapon. >> absolutely. he had killed before, and was let go because they didn't have enough information. there are other murders that he was -- he was a nascent serial killer. and the law in california has changed -- they have things for seniors. and they

[applause] show me what ken griffin has given us. show me what mitch mcconnell has given us.w us what the foreigners have given us. what have they given this country, nothing. donald j. trump, let me repeat, in a volatile time in american history, gave us four years of peace and prosperity. you know why? you know why? he put you in the room to make decisions. out of the room, out of the deal. trump not only put you in the room he put you at the head of the table. [applause] that's why they hate him. they don't hate him because he is trump. they hate him because he represents you. he gives you a voice. and he will not back down. [applause] look at fox news. the president announces -- a guy gave you four years of peace and prosperity and he's going to run again after it was stolen in broad daylight. they covered it live for 20 minutes. then they say, if there's anything newsworthy we will cut back. then they go to some panel. note to fox senior management, when donald j. trump talks it is newsworthy. [applause] what happened in the first week of january? you had matt gaetz and

i want to bring in fisher investment founder ken fisher, so ken, i think of european winters as thoseat change the course of history, but i think your message is a little different, right? >> well, when we think to the view that was common last year, this last winter in europe was supposed to be virtually armageddon. natural gas shortage shortages, people freezing to death, economic decline, chaos. when we instead look at what's gone on, its been an audrey hep burn moment in that if you go back to the 1960s, early on, every young girl graduated from high school or college, really wanted to go to europe and hoped and dreamed she could of course she could and where they wanted to go was paris, and now, we have this month, the french market, hitting all-time highs, the italian market hitting all-time highs, germany little behind but almost there, britain hit all-time highs and americans don't notice, and that's telling , because the fact of the matter is in every bull market or bear market something is leading and something is lagging always, by definition, and we need to pay attention a

and the final song, the beatles, and a very ken bruce goodbye.ay we meet again somewhere. cheering and applause david sillito, bbc news, wogan house. a 95—year—old man from glasgow is holding his first ever art exhibition after wanting people to see his paintings before he died. thomas mcgoran was inspired to paint his memories from the 1930s after his wife gave him some watercolours, when he retired more than 30 years ago. our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie has been to see his exhibition. 1930s glasgow in vivid colour. daily life during the inter—war years and the great depression. thomas, the washing day is your favourite one. why is that? yes, well, i think i�*ve got the atmosphere here, i think i�*ve just got it right. i�*ve got the lady doing her washing, the wee boy sitting on his potty doing his business. the response from the public has been absolutely wonderful. every one of them have said how much they have enjoyed it, and it�*s been a trip down memory lane for the elderly people and an education for the younger ones. thomas

>> i like the fact that ken used word matters.ehavioral science standpoint does my work have meaning? mean something really hard to judge. we can ask the question, do i matter? if i weren't here today would that have impact on work taking place and the people around me? when we can treat people well to do work that matters in that i think there is dignity. charles: we've got a lot of questions from the audience. i think both of you guys could speak to. i want to maybe go to the audience, get a couple questions here. who do we have boeing up first here on -- going up here on this? who is ricardo? where is ricardo? my man with the great hat. >> charles i've been watching you all week. you touched on a lot of points. my question is a mixture of a lot of things. seems we have combination of a educational system that is failing us, a fed that wants us to be poor and a government that is backing that concept versus us, the hard-working individual that does want to be independent and say, i own my own business or i work for somebody. cha

he has been part of the bbc... # ken bruce bbc radio 2... ..for1t6 years.ms. so i've been thinking about this and planning it. so today is just the natural culmination of some planning that i've been doing, and itjust feels like the right time to move on. the biggest show in radio, you're walking away from it. absolutely gone of my own accord. i wanted to go at this time and i understand the bbc were in the process of preparing an offerfor me to continue, but i'd made my decision before that. i mean, you've got a room filled with cards. how does this make you feel? well, it's lovely. it's touching, but you can't let it get to you. otherwise you can't do your job. the last show�*s just about to begin. any regrets? no regrets. in the words of robbie williams, tom rush, the walker brothers, no regrets. and the final song, the beatles, and a very ken bruce goodbye. music: the end by the beatles. and in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. i have loved being here with you. thank you so much. and may we meet again somewhere. cheering and appl

i'm ken wayne. this comes as the national weather service has issued a high wind warning for the entire bay area will have more on that in a moment. but first. >> let's the latest on that shelter-in-place situation in downtown san francisco. in the financial district. kron 4 sarah stinson live on the scene with the details there. sara. >> well, this is impacted. a lot of people who work downtown san francisco. you can see behind me. they actually are cleaning up the glass that bill. >> from the 43rd floor at 5, 5, 5, california. they got all the glass out of this intersection here at california and kearney. take a look at video, though. that just posted by the san francisco fire department. you can see how close of a call it was. i mean, we're talking people standing in the crosswalk as this blast comes crashing down. thankfully, no one was hurt. that's the good news tonight. but it's still a lot of moving parts here. let's talk about where the started. 9-1-1. calls came in reporting falling glass f

ken dilanian joins me now. ken, what more do we know about this?>> reporter: lester, the fbi has joined the nypd in investigating a letter containing a threat to kill manhattan d.a. alvin bragg. officers today were at his office. bragg is overseeing that investigation into former president trump regarding that hush money payment. police say the letter was postmarked tuesday from orlando and contained white powder that authorities determined was not dangerous. all this as mr. trump has been ratcheting up the rhetoric on social media overnight warning of a potential death and destruction if he is charged. he also showed images of him holding a baseball bat near bragg's head. those posts coming before the death threat was mailed, but there are still concerns tonight. a senior new york law enforcement official telling us, bragg has received a couple of dozen serious threats. >> and, ken, meantime, mr. trump suffered some setbacks in the special counsel, that separate investigation. >> reporter: yeah, lester, a judge ruled that mr. trump could not use e

i'm ken wayne. hundreds of students held a rally today to remember jaden pm to and to call on the school district. >> to take steps to ensure student safety. and we've learned today that the suspect is now facing manslaughter charges. com force to re-assess. is live now on the school campus. and she has the latest cerissa. >> well, pam and ken students say that they don't feel safe here that they want more security and they want justice for jane. and take a look at this video. this is what it looked like on campus around 11, 15 on monday. students just pouring out of their classroom. >> they say that feel

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i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. how does mint mobile afford to give you premium wireless for just $15 a month? it's because we sublet our ads. ♪♪ this is now a jack in the box commercial and this is the new mint mobile shake. that's right, we even sublet their name. really, everything's for sale. my mint mobile shake. oreo cookie pieces, cool mint, creamy whipped cream, and a sweet cherry on top. what's not to like? i guess that it's only here for a limited time. ♪ >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, the storm is bringing rain and strong winds all across the bay area. again, residents have say this in the past couple of months, but many are still very concerned about floods down trees and power outages. >> our radar for showing most of the bay area is getting some rain. a flood watch is in effect right now through sunday morning yesterday governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency in 21 california counties including san francisco, san mateo, santa clara, sant

i'm ken wayne. san francisco city attorney has taken advantage of the state's red flag law and remove firearms from those who are deemed dangerous to themselves or others. kron four's. dan kerman has the story. a san francisco judge has granted a gun violence restraining order again, suspected synagogue shooter dimitri mission. the law's very clear that if you are an individual who is a danger to the community or to ourselves and you are possession of firearms that. >> we the ability through the civil court proceedings to remove those guns from you for up to 5 years. san francisco city attorney david chiu says his to 5 year ban against mission. >> but the judge granted a two-year ban, meaning his office will need to go back in 2 years seeking a renewal of the order use properly. he says these orders can reduce gun violence. gina rose can be obtained through law enforcement, but there are a number of categories of individuals who can petition the court directly for this. so we're talking family membe

ken dilanian and ron allen. thank you, gentlemen. >>> there is more breaking news coming out of the justice department this hour. the agency says it will review the memphis police department's use of force and deescalation tactics in the wake of tyre nichols' death. that announcement comes as we learn memphis police are not releasing more footage from nichols' beating as was previously expected. nbc's kathy park joins us now from memphis where she's been tracking this story. as we said, memphis was supposed to release about 20 hours of additional footage. it's not doing that now. what do we know about why? >> reporter: so aaron, it really kind of came as a surprise to all of us because we were anticipating just a large volume of additional footage, audio as well as documents connected to this probe. but just a short time ago, we learned that the attorney representing several of the officers who are facing criminal charges in this case actually requested to block the release of this footage, and a judge granted t

the beatles and a very ken| song? the beatles and a very ken bruce goodbye. find song?eatles and a very ken bruce goodbye-— song? the beatles and a very ken bruce goodbye. and in the end, the love ou bruce goodbye. and in the end, the love you take _ bruce goodbye. and in the end, the love you take is _ bruce goodbye. and in the end, the love you take is equal _ bruce goodbye. and in the end, the love you take is equal to _ bruce goodbye. and in the end, the love you take is equal to the - bruce goodbye. and in the end, the love you take is equal to the love i love you take is equal to the love you make. i have loved being here with you. thanks so much, and may we meet again somewhere. cheering and applause david sillitoe, bbc news, wogan house. he will be missed. the ist of march usually signals the beginning of spring come yes, it is meteorological spring but it will not be feeling like spring. we could be seeing more scenes like this, so turning wintry. a lot of uncertainty in the forecast but we do know that it will turn bitterly cold across—the—board and there will

both those plans both ken's plans ken livingstone , ken's plans ken livingstone, france and boris johnson's taken on board by the current mayor sadiq khan , who has seen it to that if khan, who has seen it to that if he extends his power and reach firstly , october 21 to the north firstly, october 21 to the north and south circular roads and now on august 29th, russia to the greater london boundary. you are needed. greater london boundary. you are needed . jonica do these measures needed. jonica do these measures go far enough ? well, good go far enough? well, good evening . i think it's a good evening. i think it's a good step in the right direction. it's only effects 8% of car owners in london are affected by these proposals and i think the mayor's absolute and correct londoners , which are where the londoners, which are where the highest number of premature are now occurring from air pollution deserve clean air. i don't try to nor kids have the freedom to go to their nursery school and have the air reach legal levels of cleanliness. i think it's a good step in the right direction under b

but per ken's point, you can see two either gravely wounded or worse.eadly situation. how does this change? >> well, for the negotiators, it really can't. you can't -- unfortunately you have to get the ones out alive. so, you can talk to them about it, you can do other things, but you have to focus on the ones that are living. it is tough. you compartmentalize a lot, but your job is to get the ones out that you can. so you're going to go back, same thing, get the one that needs medical attention, medical attention. >> keep him alive. get a person to talk to and start talking to them about how you can resolve it. >> rob, how -- can you explain right now how u.s. authorities investigate something like this, that sun folding in a different country. do we have people on the ground there? are we essentially just trying to get our best help from mexican authorities. what is happening right now? >> some of both. we have agents in mexico, maybe not on the spot, but we are used to dealing with kidnappings where we don't have people on the ground. in afghanistan,

i'm ken wayne. i'm bail more kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us from the weather center with what to expect. and when yeah, not much of a break from the previous one. and here we go. we're getting ready for another major weather event overnight tonight. i think specially into early tomorrow morning. that's when the brunt of the system is going to be coming onshore. he had seen off the coastline just starting to ramp up here and wells put itself together now and that's a little bit different than the previous storm. i think maybe not quite as strong as the last storm system but strong enough. and i think with it, you may see some more intense wind and that wind is going to be with the you can see that little area of low pressure off the coastline that is going to drag the closer the bay area may be moving through mendocino, maybe northern sonoma county. and because of that, i think the intensity of these winds are going to be fierce as we head toward tomorrow morning. rain started to

shares a fraction below all-time high 400% since going public in 2020 ken hicks, what a story.. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> you seeing any signs of consumer stress that match the kind of panicky bank headlines we've been getting the past week >> we are -- we know the consumer is stressed and we are a value retailer so we are seeing the consumer gravitate a little bit more to value but they're buying what they want and they, you know, as far as their discretionary income they're putting more of it into things they want to did which is what we sell like sports and outdoor activities >> so where in particular and this is something we heard from some of the grocers, big box chains, they say they can see inflation shifting consumer preferences. do you see that easing up at all? in other words, we know the price pressures have stopped being as bad as they were. but prices are still higher than they were and now we see signs of a slowing economy and some fraying in parts, for instance, of subprime auto, things like that, ken. would you say that's just a one-off or make sense to yo

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ken dilanian explains what the fec said about donald trump's involvement in the hush money payment. plus, what future presidents might be facing from local d.a.s and what it means for the down ballot house and senate races. who does it help and who does it hurt we're back in 60 seconds (woman 1) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it's just right for my little business. unlimited premium data. unlimited hotspot data. (woman 2) you know it's from the most reliable 5g network in america? (vo) when it comes to your business, not all bars are created equal. so switch to verizon business unlimited today. down they said there was no crime somehow a state prosecutor is prosecuting the case. >> that was joe tacopina on the "today show" this morning arguing that not only is donald trump innocent, but the fec looked into it and said there was no crime ken dilanian is with me. ken, you call that statement misleading at best explain. >> yeah, because it's accurate that the fec took no action, the reason was not because they found no crime, but because the commission was paralyzed it'

i'm ken wayne. the exact charge or charges are not known because the grand jury indictment was filed under seal. >> trump and his lawyers were notified of the indictment. didn't have called it a

of february, that is one of the most important things that the fed is watching, right ken?es, have len elevated now for several years. >> absolutely, although it is so hard to read it in this hybrid world, i would say say julie knows a lot about this hard to tell cost of hiring worker when not coming into work, some areas not being being as sufficient, also again i don't know how to read this a shift from higher-paying jobs to lower paying jobs. i don't know how they control for that whether that might have been contributing. >> charles? >>. charles: one greatly thing last couple years the blue chronologicalar workers, by the way, started before pandemic ab miracle because most economists said that was it we started to see a shift where wages were going faster than overall page pandemic hits goods go out there blue-collar worker doing very well one area you saw people moving from pleaseure hospitality retail transportation you warehousing town 21500 in this report, i am glad leisure hospitality doing well, you know retail but point out to have lowest paying sectors on repor

ken: this will be a catalyst.the second quarter when things start to come back much quicker online, we will start to see some of these numbers and whether or not growth is sustainable, but what were seeing so far we look at various numbers, when it comes to mobility, when it comes to consumer spending, travel, these are all happening. so as we further analyze the data, we do expect to see a further pickup in the second quarter in the summer months actually. haidi: beyond the china story, what do you find compelling because it is feeling like we are going into a more difficult few quarters for broader equities. ken: when it comes to rising interest rates, that is the story of everyone having a difficult time sleeping at night. here in asia, we see china is definitely a good opportunity to invest. even within developed markets, we like japan. the fact is when you look at it overall from a valuation expected, when you look from a monetary policy perspective which is more accommodative rise in wages across the board i

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. just hours before another storm arrives, one additional tree has been removed. are a kron four's. dan kerman live for us in burlingame tonight with more on this tree situation. damped. >> well, residents are really concerned here. they saw 3 trees come down near the intersection of el camino, an edge hill drive. then on saturday, caltrans took down a 4, 3, they've had arborists years for 3 days. checking to see which other trees are unsafe. but so far we don't have any answer to that. and no additional trees have come down. meaning residents are on their own for tomorrow. arborists hired by caltrans spent monday evaluating the safety of the eucalyptus trees. that line el camino real in burlingame. >> during last tuesday, storm 3 of them near edge hill drive estimated to be more than 150 feet high. and 83 inches across came down, damaging 3 vehicles and 2 homes, includin

ken, back to you. all right, grant, thank you. let's take a live look outside tonight at a very quiet golden gate bridge. but how long will it stay that way towards karnow standing by with the details yet? not long guys. we'll see more pop-up showers around the bay area. not going to see that long period. rain like we saw with the main cold front come through. >> but you're going to see some intense rainfall with real possibility. look at that main cold front moving into southern california while you see that big swirl rolling off the coastline, that low pressure center where it's going to spend some more showers coming our way overnight tonight and tomorrow, too. in fact, we're beginning to see some thunderstorms pop up off the coast of the north. but we have reports to do some wind damage again, all around the bay area, not as extensive as the previous storm, but you can see all these little areas these little bulbs here. you can see where we have the damage to the north into guerneville. they reported some trees coming down the

ken, it's great to see you.watching the hearing today, the senate banking committee begins at 10:00 a.m., the witnesses, jay powell and the chairman of the fdic. thanks very much, ken mahoney. your morning mover this morning, lyft is up in the premarket, take a look at the app, after naming former amazon executive as the new ceo. logan green and john zimmer will move into a nonexecutive role on the board. the stock is down 73% in the last year. this morning it's up 5%. also on the move is alibaba. the stock is higher after the e-commerce giant said it will split into six business units that will raise funding and explore initial public offerings, the biggest overhaul for alibaba since it was established. each group will be managed by its own ceo and board of directors. this coincides with the return of the billionaire co-founder jack ma to china after several months of being disappeared by the communist party. we're just getting started. coming up, explosive allegations that the irs visited journalist matt taibb

ken, thanks for being here this morning.ians, for some reason we're seeing an uptick. thousands of children basically being rented to create phony families, so maybe the mom comes with a child and then a man pays her off to rent her child they look like they're a family because that way they can stay here. why do we still have laws that encourage this kind of -- it's clearly dangerous for the child. >> it is dangerous for the child. i mean, we've had statistics for years that not just the child, women in mar as well, they're -- many in particular as well, they're molested or assaulted, 30% of them, on the way up in this journey. and look who's running the pipeline, it's cartels and coyotes and gangs, and they're making more money, arguably, off the human trafficking coming across our border than they are with drug asking. so they will play any game they can, and this is dangers the for the children. and the only -- you're not going to stop it until there's an announced intent that anyone believes to stop the flow across the

ken griffin and mitch mcconnell and rupert murdoch, they have told you that donald j. trump is not going to be the president of the united states. don't fall for the primary stuff, you have good and decent people, desantis, pompeo tim scott nikki haley. it's not relevant. we don't have time for on-the-job training for a man that gave us four years. of peace and prosperity. show me what can griffin has given us. show me what mitch mcconnell has given us. show us what the murdochs, a bunch of foreigners have given us what have they given this country? nothing. donald date -- donald trump at a very volatile time it gave us four years of peace and prosperity. do you know why? he put you in the room to make decisions, out of the room and out of the deal. trump not only put you in the room he put you at the head of the table. that's why they hate him, they don't hate him because he's trump they hate him because he represents you, he gives you a voice and he will not back down. look at fox news, the president announces, this is historic. he gave you four years of peace and pr

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ken dilanian is here ken, a top official is among those on the target list. >> lester, michigan attorney general dana nessel describing the alarming incident today, saying the fbi just told her she was targeted by a heavily armed man. the fbi began investigating him last month because of threats he made on twitter. court papers quote one tweet saying he was threatening to carry out the punishment of death to anyone who is jewish in the michigan government the fbi arrested him on a charge of making an interstate threat he has yet to enter a plea this disturbing case comes amid what authorities say is a rising tide of anti-semitic violence. two men were charged last month with shooting at jewish worshipers outside los angeles synagogues and nationwide, the anti-defamation league says anti-semitic incidents have surged in recent years. lester >> all right ken, thank you >>> the house ethics committee said today it is opening an investigation into embattled congressman george santos. among other things, the subcommittee will determine if the new york republica engaged in unlawful activity in

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan for pam moore. yesterday's heavy rain, strong winds knocked out power to nearly half a million pg and e customers in the bay area. a lot of them have had their power restored, but many others remain in the dock kron four's. dan kerman live for us in pacifica with more. dan? >> we're at the civic man or shopping center in for much of the day. they have been without power about 6700 people in pacifica without power due to one of these outages. but we're starting to see the lights come back on here, which is a positive sign, especially for those who remain without power. >> pg and e crews for all over the bay area wednesday, restoring power to those impacted by the most recent storm over 500,000 customers out of service. total, 240,000 at peak at one time. we've been able to restore over 80% of those customers at a news conference wednesday pg and e admitted the storm was worse than what they had planned for the broughton x 80 extra crews for the into the inner bay area. that wasn't sufficient. and whi

ken solve this problem. yes.n three words get brexit done. could the next one be won on stop the boats. well, you mentioned that, mark, about get brexit done. i mean part of the problem here is how are we deaung problem here is how are we dealing with this the transfer of these these people arrive in france you know desperate to get into this country. and, you know , we really my view is we really needed the support of a full european community as part of brexit to actually help us with this problem. but of course we're not getting that. really. do you say that? well do brilliantly. when we were in either well, no, but either did we. well, no, but i do think that not helping do think that it's not helping the case of this country and or indeed the immigrants themselves, migrants, themselves, the migrants, you know, know we're not know, because know we're not working together. there's some movement recently with a sunak visit to meet to meet macron. and so that that's helpful but what worries me is that this it so

ken griffin recently made his investment there and even with that lifeline, they are rallying 2% forhe big banks. in the european story, that was rocking markets this morning. there are still questions about financial stability in that part of the world. the ecb president expressed her concern. >> we are monitoring current market potential closely and stand ready to respond as necessary to preserve price stability and financial stability in the euro area. the euro area banking sector is resilient with strong capital and liquidity positions. kriti: strong capital and liquidity positions, you heard it right there. is credit in the clear? -- it -- is credit suisse in the clear. let's bring in francine lacqua. always a pleasure to have you on the show. walk us through the developments here. it is a takeover likely? francine: it's an absolute mess at the moment because there was injection of capital. they looked at the facility so this morning, when the stock price open, it was up 40% and we thought it would stabilize. the credit default swaps are not as stable. if you look at the cost of

i want to bring in ken dilanian and charles coleman. ken, some of the comments and the statements and the determinations of the investigation are really striking. >> yeah, just devastating, jose. and so interesting how this goes, right? garland reads this litany of horrible things he says the louisville police department has done over the years, to black people, and to other people, violating their civil rights, and then he says and they agreed to stop this and they have signed a consent decree, which is usually how these things go. this is what is called a pattern and practices investigation, civil investigation that the justice department conducts and they do these routinely, but it is important to note that elections matter here. during the trump administration, these investigations were curtailed. and in fact after the george floyd murder in minneapolis, then attorney general bill barr declined to open one in minneapolis, it wasn't until president biden was elected and attorney general merrick garland was appointed that garland anno

i want to bring in nbc's ken dilanian, tali farhadian weinstein, ken, what more can you tell us aboutling? >> this opinion holds that president trump does not have absolute immunity from multiple civil lawsuits filed by police officers and members of congress, which seek to hold him liable from damages -- for damages stemming from the january 6th riot. the point the justice dmt is making is speaking on public matters of public concern is a traditional function of the presidency. he would be immune from lawsuits regarding that kind of speech. a speech far outside the president's office that allegedly incited a riot is not covered by that immunity according to the justice department, and a federal judge in one of these cases has also held that position that trump can be sued, that his speech exhorting people to go to the capitol on january 6th was not covered by presidential immunity. now it's in the appeals court, and the justice department has weighed in in favor of allowing trump to be sued. now, the justice department is not taking the position that trump's speech was incitement. th

ken, what can you tell us? >> what the governor is saying is these americans have been recovered, two dead, two alive, one injured. they are in mexican custody and will be transferred to the u.s. this has not been confirmed by u.s. officials, but u.s. officials saying that they were targeted by cartel gunmen in a case of mistaken identity as they crossed the border in that white mini van with north carolina plates. one of the women in the group was seeking a cosmetic procedure, which is much cheaper in mexican. the gunmen may have thought they were haitian people smugglers, which is what i'm told from a person familiar with the matter. stopped the vehicle, began shooting at these americans. we saw in the video that some of them were grievous wounded. we saw armed men in body armor dragging these americans into a white pickup truck. now, we're being told that two of them did not survive, and one is injured but they have been recovered by mexican attorneys, jose. >> peter, what has the white house been saying? >>