we're also saying goodbye to kenny lopes. 42 years at nbc bay area. kenny has seen it all. our news operations manager. you know all those things behind the scenes? vianey is here with us. >> all the things. >> kenny is the man responsible. not just our station. every station in this market knows how valuable kenny lopes is. i've worked with him for 25 of those 42 years. we will miss him dearly as he retires. i know you will too. >> i will. extremely helpful. was always willing to help. you know, in this industry, that is valuable because teamwork makes it work. right now beautiful night. we're going to miss him, but at least we're leaving it off with some sunshine. pleasant sight. yes, we do have some clouds rolling through. but aside from that, it will be dry for your friday. heading off into saturday, we are expecting to see also dry conditions. late rain. when i mean late, i really do mean overnight saturday into sunday. so most of your saturday will be absolutely pleasant. into sunday and monday, we get our cold front that moves in. that's going to kick up the chance f

liz: i don't know, kenny. and i say this because he made some comments about disinflation, and he said that, yes, we have started to see some parts of the whole pie begin to the, you know, cool off a little bit, right? disinflation, he said, is still intact. i want to play this sound bite, but he also warned that there are two important areas that are still too hot, and that's why they need to raise rates. listen and hen the you can react. >> goods inflation's been coming down now for six months. it's proceeding more slowly than we would have liked, but it's certainly proceeding. housing services is really a matter of time passing. we continue to see the new leases being assigned at much lower levels of inflation. so that's 44% of the core pce index where you've got a story that's ongoing. where we didn't have in pen and we still don't -- in february and we still don't have now is a sign of progress in the nonhousing services sector. and that is, you know, that's just something that that will have to come thro

riemer and kenny kinsey. that's when she suffered that third rifle injury. you heard their expert come in and say no, it had to be going this way instead of this way. going up with the graze hitting her breast and in to her head here. dr. riemer performed the autopsy physically. she looked at the hole. she described the hole. she talked about the injury coming up in to the head. she showed you that. she took issue with this idea that she can look at skin tags and come to any conclusion about directionality. when she told you, i looked at this wound. i saw the hole as it went up in to the brain. this was an entrance wound up in to the head. instantly fatal. the wrist wound could be associated with this. third rifle injury. of course the fourth rifle injury to the back of the head. would have bee to be some clearance for that third shot to come up. again, manner of death is homicide. so what did dr. kinsey say? again, he took issue with an expert coming in and trying to tell you that he can determine the location or the height of the shooter in this manner. he

kenny, we love you so much. it's just sad talking about it because he is just one of the kindest human beings in this building, and he works harder than anybody here. so we will miss you, kenny. >>> that's going to do it for us at 4:30. garvin will join you in two minutes with a lot more news. stay with us.>>> right now at 5 recovering after another strong storm barrels through the bay area. the cleanup under way across the region and the forecast that means we have to work fast to catch our breath. >>> a live look outside shows a much clearer evening with hints of sunshine. >>> and a live look at stormranger as it continues to gather the information that will help you make your weekend plans. >>> the news at 5:00 starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm garvin thomas. >> and i'm gia vang. the storm may be moving out but the damage has been done. check out this drone video. nearby bates creek flooded and washed away a section of main street. because the washout also hit a major water main, many ar

do you think a recession is coming, kenny poll kenny polcari? going to get worse -- stuart: can't have a recession when you've got 311,000 jobs created in february, 500,000 in january. >> okay, but the unemployment rate started to tick up this month, we're going to see it continue to tick up. and, look, powell's made it very clear, he's got to get it above 5% in -- if he's going to succeed at all unless, of course, they redefine what the cpi target is, which is what i think they're going to do the, make hair job a little bit easier. stuart: i recommend decaf, kenny. [laughter] thank you very much for staying with us and drinking our coffee. >>> [laughter] still ahead, tammy bruce, brandon judd, steve hilton, texas congressman dan crenshaw. the 10:00 hour of "varney & company" is next. ♪ i wanna rock ♪ .. what if there was a community of like minded people ready to support you when you need it most? christian health care ministries is an organization with over 40 years of trusted care who understands the importance of family. a group that sees yo

kenny choi is in the santa cruz mountains where a rising river is prompting evacuation warnings, but we start our first alert coverage with paul tracking the radar right now. >> yes, it's a busy evening as anticipated. we would have loved to have been wrong around this, but let's get to what's happening right now. heavy rain and gusty winds across the bay area. the yellow indicates moderate rainfall on first alert doppler. the orange and red is heavy rain. over a quarter inch per hour, enough to lead to localized flooding. right now the north bay is getting a little bit of a break from the heaviest rain, but there are still light to moderate showers in marin, sonoma, and napa counties. some rain moving further east into solano county. heavy rain falling right now in san francisco. i'm kerned within the next hour to two hours or so of localized flooding in san francisco itself because this batch of heavy rain extends well over the ocean, and it's going to continue to train over the same territory over and over again. we're likely to add up close to an inch of rain in the city just wit

liz: dana, kenny, thank you so much. and while we were talking, the nasdaq could not hold those gains, it's down about 11 points. but right now it's just kind of hovering below and above, we'll see what happens in the next, call it 49 minutes. >>> a a 130-year-old american icon having a coe cac moment? up next the ceo of eastman coe cac is here about his company's foray into a super hot business that could help the tide for kodak's embattled stock. with the closing bell ringing in still 49 minutes, we've got the dow jones industrials up 3 277. -- 277. it is the transports the that's having just a solid session, up 1.6% or 223 points. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. muck there. ♪ ♪ ♪ ays remember buying your first car. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. ♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our

already records, kenny that's true coach k?t the beginning of my sophomore year where we had to share all of our individual dreams and when the baton came around to me i said my dream was to toss the ball up in the air as we won a national championship. i fastfood seven months later, i find myself in the national championship game. against arizona. gilbert airiness, and this time is dwindling down on the clock -- he had the right hand upper corner and he's waving me over towards him. and i run over towards him and he ends me the ball. i look at him saying what the heck do you want me to do with this? he points up to the sky with his thumb. and i have a chance to achieve my dream for me winning a title was incredible but more importantly my teammate remembering my dream seven months before it is truly the theme that epitomizes what that team meant to me >> kenny. let me pick up on that. you spent most of your time covering the nba and the pros. what is the biggest difference for you these next few weeks covering college players

kenny, for you, what do you like right now? it's, obviously, you could still arguest a stock picker's market. >> right. so i like cybersecurity names, crowdstrike was going to be one of them. i like artificial intelligence, so c3.ai is another i one that i like. i think it's mt. infant stages, i think there's plenty of time and runway for both those names, and clearly they're going to the become more and more important in the years ahead, right? separate from all the usual stuff which i got, you know, the apples9 and the amazons and the ibm and microsoft, those are two sectors that the i really, really am starting to like. cheryl: craig, you like norwegian cruise lines, interesting play. >> yeah. costs are a little bit out of control, but a year ago only 50% of the ships, now they're at 100%, so it's going to be back out. cheryl cheryl one of my high school friends is on an '80s cruise right now, and it looks darn fun. best decade ever. [laughter] ken nicker craig, thanks to both of you. kenny, i know you agree with me. i know.

that starts with you, kenny.h-seeded team that you think might have a chance to go deeper in the tournament than people think. >> for me, the uconn huskies. i think early in the year they played extremely well. they had an opportunity to be at the top spot. they were playing their best basketball. they kind of fell off through the middle of the season. and towards the end, they just kind of fizzled. but if they could kind of get that energy back that they've had early in the season, i think that's one of the sleeper teams you could have. >> jay bilas, you got a long shot special for us? >> yeah. i would say, chris, that creighton has a great opportunity to do that out of the big east. they were a final four favorite, at least i thought they were, at the start of the year. but they ran into some difficulties and had a rough patch the middle of the season. but they've got a shot blocker in ryan. they've got an outstanding point guard in ryan nemhard, andrew's younger brother. i wouldn't be surprised to see creighto

kenny stein? >> it is innovative stuff. problem with some of these biofuels is they have a lot of, they create a lot of co2 emissions. for the folks who want to eliminate co2 emissions, i am not sure they are a solution to anything. when you talk about replacing petroleum, getting a soft oil and natural gas, it is more than just transportation. it is everything we do in life. ending on -- host: ending on hr 1, what happens with this piece of legislation? >> we certainly hope that it dies a swift death. it is the wrong direction for the country, the economy, our children's future. we can do a lot of things in this country. we can move forward with clean energy. we can move off of these dirty fuels and the destruction they bring. here is what we cannot do. we cannot defund the agencies we rely on. we cannot go to the safeguards we need to protect public health. we cannot do the voices of people on the front lines of environmental hazard and harm. we will not walk in decades more dependence on oil, gas and coal for future gene

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you mentioned wendy kenny, thank you for what you're doing. we have eric prince with a great new technology, so many entrepreneurs that are trying to solve these problems, and i love it when the news media says at cpac you do not have every elected official. i love them, they are trying hard. kennedy is awesome by the way, so is jim jordan and some of the others. you are going to solve the problems in our country, and the entrepreneurs and investors will solve our problems. >> and the moms and dads. >> and the grandparents. >> amen. >> and that is the whole deal. the only way we will protect america now is if all of you do it, and you are the star of the show. >> thank you was so much, and let's keep going. there was a lot to watch. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] announcer: we will have more from the conservative political action conference tonight at 9:00 eastern o

so i will ask lance roberts and kenny polcari what their verdicts are. it is the stock of the day, sales force delivering a knockout earnings report. we're going through the details with famed tech analyst dan ives at fundamental school. get ready to learn how you can make money in these things before they pop. bob elliot is suggesting we're even further away from recession than we were just three months ago. if that is the case what does it mean for your portfolio? he will explain at 2:40 and is it too late to save the credibility of powell and company? how a soft landing might actually make things worse. we've got two the of best to talk about it, michelle girard, lyn alden on their take. you don't want to miss my takeaway on today's session is believe it or not more impressive than it looks. all that and much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so there a trial going on in this country right now. it has been going on for a few years now, it is about our financial system. it is being judged and the jury really is still out whether or not it can save it

kenny said it perfectly in so many aspects.re is not anything to worry about until there is something to worry about, when you're worry about something, unless it is legitimate like housing boom in 2008 and 2009, this is confidence issues that the fed and treasury have to be ready to jump on and they have been they have to be ready to continue to do that as the ecb over in europe, neil. i worry in thing goes further, to take kenny's point earlier, that it goes further than it should. if it does, fine. as money managers, we invest in you at home we're buying into this, we think selloffs into bank names, tech names, oil, commodities is way overdone. it is way stretched t will be a great buying opportunity provided things don't go off the rails and the government doesn't let some of these things fail. remember these are depositors getting screwed over. the businesses with money on deposit there, are there to basically have their money park there, do payroll, pay bills. they are not trying to take risk. the banks are, if banks are

kenny polcari, thank you very much.w the consumer price index comes out for the most recent month. folks this will give us an an indication if it comes in hot. [closing bell rings] whether the federal reserve continues to raise rates, many during this show caused the problem with regional banks that will do it for us. "kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. all right, right now we can hope that the financial system is safe and stabilized by some quick government actions over the weekend. stock markets are mostly steady

kenny choi looks into this and showed us how a group in the south bay is to change it. >> reporter: theeam is making conversions to the kit, which is called a duo. >> each piece can be disassembled and carried by a couple of guys, then you can snap them together on site like a lego kit. >> reporter: she wants to build an affordable 80 you after her father, mother and grandmother shared a space after her father's death. in 2021, the number of americans living in these types of households was about 4% higher than in the 70s. a family in north fair oaks also reached out to duo looking blt is fany homeowner to build a garage 80 you for under $100,000. to better understand the vision, we visited the east palo alto warehouse and watched how they are building these kits. >> we are finding a design that can be repeated over and over again. >> we disassemble it and transfer it from place to place. >> reporter: would also cuts down is the open source manual. manuals will be posted on the website for free. they acknowledge that a garage conversion will take longer than a drop in prefab, but a back

kenny. >> how are you? i feel good about this comeback tuesday. a lot of angst we saw certainly was created out out of the hysta over the bank situation and credit suisse and ubs but look, the u.s. came right to the forefront said everyone is protected, calmed this down. money went into the system. jpmorgan, other 11 banks tried to stablize first republic. i think that is all positive, right? what i think is interesting, two of the wealthiest guys in the country unaffected by inflation, they don't even know what day it is based on what money they have have telling the fed to cut rates what they need to do. that would be in my opinion the biggest mistake t would hark back, again i say this, the 1979, 80, 81 when they did the same thing, right? they paused, waited, they cut, they had to ramp it way up. ackman and elon musk is out of touch what the everyday american feels. so raising rates is the way to go. neil: even pausing let alone cutting them a half-point as musk would want that do a lot more harm than thought, right? the markets would be frett

he is our do it all guy, any live location shoot, any piece of equipment, we need kenny on the air, he takes care of it, he's the man. we are going to miss you. congratulations on your well- deserved retirement. we love you, kenny. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

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evelyn decals halle scruggs, william kenny. ah these are small children, according to the police to nine year olds and 18 year old who was about to turn nine years old , they said cynthia peek, a 61 year old substitute teacher was also killed. mike hill, a 61 year old custodian, was killed and then katherine coons, who was also aged 60. the police did not give what her profession was. but wolf this is a small school. we're talking about roughly 200 students between 40 and 50. staff members in total, and so this is a very tiny little close knit school now, police said. they do believe that the shooter at some point was a student here, although they are not sure what grade level win. they actually attended this school. the school is located within a church. it is a small private christian school. police have noted that there was no school well resource officer here saying this is a small private christian school inside of a church, but we heard the chief mentioned that these that the shooter had basically had these writings that

we love you, kenny. >>> breaking news tonight, we're tracking two major storm systems putting tens ofons of americans on alert the powerful storm fueled by an atmospheric river slamming california on the heels of that record snowfall. potentially life-threatening flash floods, highways shut down, roads washed out. states of emergency declared in 34 counties residents ordered to evacuate plus, the snow moving into the northeast we'll time it out for you. >>> also tonight, the sudden, stunning collapse of a major u.s. bank. silicon valley bank now the second largest in u.s. history to fail what's happened to the money, and does it hint at a bigger crisis for america's banks? >>> donald trump huddling with his legal team after he was invited to testify about hush money payments to an adult film star. are prosecutors close to charging him? it comes as his potential 2024 rival ron desantis visits iowa and takes a veiled shot at him >>> new troubles for congressman george santos our correspondent asking him about allegations of credit card fraud >>> the new dramatic video, the murder suspec

i mean, china has been a very important investor in kenny and also though in the wider region in recent years and pouring in money is a you now are trying to kind of diversify a your sources of investment. do you think the kenya has become, for example, a bit too dependent on money coming in from china? well, we're here because we have our 60, our relationship with germany. it's always been there. and a, we have a developed our relationship and it's been on a trajectory of growth whether we're talking about investments in our geothermal resources or in the war tie in health and, and it has nothing to do with what we do with us. there are new opportunities for both german or investors for german business people and cannon or opportunities. also for am canon's, a cannon, and to per north american and business people to explore and to work together. we'd see an opportunity because we have some of the largest resources would enable energy gemini, on the other side, have the best technology combining these 2 opportunities from their renewable assets that we have. and the german technology th

today, thank you very much, my brother and there's a full length version of that interview with kenny as president william router on our youtube channel. turning now to the city of goma in eastern democratic republic of congo, which is nearly surrounded by rebels from the m $23.00 group, which is fighting against the government's forces. and despite the presence of un peacekeepers in the city residents, a worried for their safety. this is a part of the country that a suffered years of militant attacks and the desperate civilians crying out in fear and frustration. ah, well, most every day people take to the streets in easton, congos goma. they're fed up with increasing attacks by militants, especially m. 23 rebels. they say un peacekeepers and troops deployed from east africa of failing to protect them. and they are tired of waiting for aid from the own government. oh not much john like we going hungry? the sick a dying because we can't even find porridge to feed them or not that we're not leaving empty handed. we know there's food in a depot field, so give it to us one more step. wel

now i'd like to turn to the situation in kenny at the moment because also connected with the boys. there's a cost of living crisis being experienced in many, many countries can years pretty badly hit and people are angry. the big protests, their police been firing tear gas to today or what he doing to calm the situation. we're leaving a context and m, kenya, by the way, is there there possibly the largest democracy in our region. and we had the best ever election her last year. of course, unfortunately as 6 months after the election and my competitor and my competitor does, let me say, decided to pick up and say that there do want to challenge the election. not in a court of law, not in any in non their jurisdiction, but to challenge my election on the streets with, with, with their demonstrations. ah, and, but let me tell you that i am from where i sit. yes, we have a crisis of commodity. hi bray this where they'd thought to lay thou where they tis the fuel. i will as green. you boss me directly. what am i doing? number one. we have just that 5000000 from us. we are providing her

heading south so santa cruz county and the san lorenzo r river, kenny choi talked to some people hoping to ride out the storm. >> reporter: the river was a little over six feet. that number is expected to rise rapidly to more than 22 feet overnight and into tomorrow. according to forecast models. residents in this area had been through this before. and they are ready to leave on a moment's notice. it was only weeks ago when neighbors were dealing with mounds of mud everywhere. >> 20 feet high of mud from way back here to way up here. >> this is january 8 or 9. this is a week later. >> reporter: michael herzog is still cleaning up months after flooding damaged his home on river road. >> just pushing it out. just washing this out. it wasn't just once or twice. gosh darn it, three times, are you kidding me? >> they gave a pretty good attitude. which is awesome. >> when it is gone once anlearn let go. but we don't want to let go too much more. >> reporter: this area of felton grove is under an evacuation warning tonight. >>> okay, so, the most important person in the building today. and eve

now, before it's 2 legs, class protest script, kenny and capital nairobi with demonstrators taken to the st. oh, the countries cost of living crisis and global markets react as swiss back u b. s. acquires it's rival credit suisse, switzerland central bank, fast tracks. the deal designed to avert that banking crisis. ah, i'm good. how else as well come to the program? china's presidents, each in thing has arrived in moscow. the trip is widely seen as a show support for russian president vladimir putin, president. she is the 1st national leader to be welcome to moscow since the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for vladimir putin over russia's alleged war crimes in ukraine. china has not condemn thrushes, full scale invasion, and with his forces struggling to make gains, mister putin hopes to signal that he has a very powerful ally. rushes from mining ukraine has advanced, retreated, and inched forward since it's invasion a year ago. but one thing has stayed constant european hopes that russia's biggest ally could push it to end the destruction for our beaker. she s

kos haleigh scruggs and william kenny. >> all of them 9 years old. the 3 staff members who died, my kill a custodian. cynthia peak, a substitute teacher and catherine coutts the head of covid at school. police say the shooter identified as 28 year-old audrey hale was a former student at that school. police say she was carrying 2 assault-style rifles. the reports of the shooting came in about 10, 15 this morning local time. it happened at a private christian school with about 200 students from preschool to 6th grade. >> president biden addressed the deadly incident earlier today. >> we to do more to stop gun violence district in our communities apart, ripping soul of this nation. repents a very and we have to do more to protect your school. samara turned into prisons. >> the president called today's school shooting, quote, a family's worst nightmare. our reporter in nashville will bring us more details on the investigation coming up at 6.15 this evening. in the south bay l a nia was just 18 years old when he was shot and killed at a sunnyvale party th

and kenny, thank you, when we come back. we can do it!s a man's world in till we brave women and many more like them stepped up to world war ii. 80 years later, they're in washington for some well deserved recognition. when the 11th hour continues. >> the last thing before we go tonight, rosie the riveter. some of the original women in the workplace where those who joined world war ii and kept american tanks rolling and bombers flying. eight years later, they're being honored on capitol hill. my friend and colleague andrea mitchell met with some of those amazing women today. >> from the factory floors to recruiting posters and song, if you women in history are i as conduct as rosie the riveter. >> how old were you when you start working in the foundry? >> graduation out of high school. >> putting their lives on hold to build the bombers and tanks that help win the war, these rosies, hosted their 90s, for our older than 100, are being honored for the service. >> -- out of the airport, doing what they did to our boys, out in our work. >> fr

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kenny, great to have you on the program. halting of the steps backward. finish where does the go next? talk to me about how you take this nationwide. >> thank you, and thank you for having me. you know, this is all the credit to the unc trustees. you know, they are saying, right, wokeness is an insane philosophy. it basically says your institution is racist. so when unc medical school was promoting a as thing force to the integrate -- a task force to integrate social justice the, it was promoting a philosophy that undermined its own. >> cans -- doctors' credibility and said white doctors were more likely to kill black patients. this is an insane philosophy, it has to be renounced, so, yeah, i did work with the board of trustees, and they passed a policy on february 21st to eliminate dei statements from hiring, tenure and promotion, and thank god. will: yeah. we want our doctors to be making the best decisions based upon merit regarding our health. you know, it's interesting listening to you and talking with you about this be

kenny polcari thank you.the way look at that left-hand side of the screen the yield on the 10-year is down to 3.30. now that's a flight-to-safety and a half let me tell you this. all right move on. take a look at this a new poll, president biden's approval plummeted to 38%. that is down seven points from just a month ago. byron york with me. byron? i'm calling this the sinking presidency. how can he run again with number s like this? >> well he apparently plans to do it and i will tell you, i think the introduction, your introduction to this program pretty much tells everything about this story. if you look at the associated press poll, this , what has happened in the last month is that there's a lot of economic anxiety, a lot of uncertainty, and that is translated into significantly lower ratings for president biden. if you look at the number of people who think the country is going in the right direction, went down significantly. the number of people who feel optimistic about their own finances went down si

kenny political, everyone, thank you, sir. the media, well, the only way to describe it is they celebrated trump's indictment. watch this. >> maybe the first day and the rest of this political era where we have been living through, because the seal is broken, it shows he can be charged. >> i didn't know this be coming i thought it would never come. i thought what does it matter if it came. i didn't know it would feel this good. >> [laughter] stuart: oh, what's that guy's name? lauren: steven colbert. stuart: never seen him. stay with us throughout the morning as we bring you the latest. i'm betting there will be more to come. the house will continue with its investigation into da alvin bragg, but he says he's not going to capitol hill. can he be forced to go? i'll ask the chair of the committee, that's investigating him, that will be james comer, he's next. the new chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fres

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oh, oh, well kenny directions, earthquake, forest fire when natural disasters put human lives at stake every 2nd cows, artificial intelligence, drones and robots can buy a valuable time in rescue operations. how technology can help mitigate natural disasters. that's our topic on the natural disasters cause enormous damage worldwide and claim countless lives, but protecting ourselves from them can be tricky. even today, it's difficult to accurately predict volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. fortunately for us, some animal species have find its human senses and will even exhibit certain behaviors before catastrophes. we visited the scientists investigating how animals can be used as early warning systems. dig into some hours that we believe the internet of animals has the potential to become an early warning system in the future on those and long the steam. the current in many animals have better census than humans. some species can smell better, others can hear better. and some can even sense danger before it shows its face. it's been documented that before natural disasters heard anim

william kenny. halle scruggs also killed 60 year old katherine coons, who are, according to the school's website, was the head of the school police also identifying 61 year old mike hill, a custodian and 61 year old cynthia peek a substitute teacher. police continue to investigate a motive but say they have a theory. there's some belief that there was some resentment to having to go to that school. don't have all the details to that just yet, and that's why this incident occurred. of course, motive is the big question. why would anyone go on such a deadly shooting rampage? metro nashville police also said that the shooter scouted a second location but decided against it because there was too much security there. enhanced chose the covenant school, this private christian school, we learned that there was and is no school resource officer or security guards on campus because this is housed inside a church, perhaps questions will be raised on whether or not that policy needs to be changed. yeah, defini

kenny a little in the northwest and in the west of our country, the intensity of the rains will decrease for tomorrow, but the intensity of the rains for tomorrow will still be in the provinces of khuzestan , lorestan, ilam, chaharmahal, bakhtiari, kohgiluyeh, and boyer ahmad, parts of the north and east of fars province, the western parts of fars province and the south of isfahan province, in the slopes of alborz towards northeast, we are predicting rains for tomorrow. for tomorrow, orange weather forecast is valid for the southwest of our country due to the rains . there is still a possibility of runoff, floods, and rising river water. we request that necessary measures be considered in these provinces for the day. saturday too for them, it will be limited to the northeast and east of the country, for north khorasan, razavi khorasan, parts of south khorasan, from yazd and kerman provinces , you can see the intensity of the rain on saturday . it is for the northeast of our country that the rains in these areas are pleasant. it should be mentioned that there is strong wind blowing along

and we asked him earlier about what looks like the growing rift between wagner boss, a, f, kenny provision and brushes military command. the objects to us are wanting the objects, the boot, none other and people make them instead of judging russian political developments through an american or west european prison, which is my role. well founded way to do things ah pollutant is using this for his own purposes to be the ultimate arbitrator between them. but at some point, if you have a force of thousands of people with morales falling apart with actually threatening to withdraw, are they planning than i getting ammunition? then at some point, somebody's going to have to lose somebody that to stop regoza or to given what something of what he wants. china's foreign minister has. busy one that there will be quote, confrontation and conflicts between china and the u. s. if washington does not change its approach to his country speaking on the side lines of the national people's congress as china's rubber stamp parliament. foreign minister quin gang also hailed the relationship between beijing a

kenny, thank you very much, good luck to you this weekend.harles schwab said clients hold billions out of their pride money market funds this week. lauren, can you explain what that means and where the money went? >> $.8 billion in outflows within the bank. it went from prime money market funds, they are considered more risky because they invest in things like corporate debt security and what to assess the half government backing so those are considered more safe. schwab says everything is okay, eight and ten over 34 million accounts are fdic's. i bring that up because eight and ten at svb were not so is the polar opposite and schwab ceo bought 50000 shares this week, a vote of confidence in the bank and he did so in his personal account. stuart: let's move on, politics. reporters caught white house press secretary jean-pierre of the president biden avoiding the meeting. watch this. >> this is coordinated. [inaudible] >> i hear you guys. i hear you guys. look, two plus two is something done in coordination with the country visiting, it's not

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for the “pbs newshour,” i'm justin kenny in east providence, rhode island.lot more online at pbs.org/newshour, including a look at how the push to legalize marijuana for recreational use has gained traction in conservative oklahoma. amna: and join us again here tomorrow night, when we'll speak to a vietnam veteran who is receiving the medal of honor after a nearly 60-year wait. and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm amna nawaz. geoff: and i'm geoff bennett. thank you for being with us. have a good evening. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no-contract wireless plans designed to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can help find a plan that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. >> it was like an a-ha moment. this is what i love doing. early-stage companies have this energy that energizes me. these are people who are trying to change the world. when i volunteer with women entrepreneurs, it is the same thing. i am helping peo

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would never come >> the students were just 9-year-old, identified as evelyn, halle scruggs and william kenny. the adults, substitute teacher and head of school, kathleen kooch who was interviewed, cbs affiliate, in nashville in 2090 >> motto is to be known, to be loved, to be prepared, because we feel like this goes together >> police say the shooter was audrey hail. the former scooter of the schschool >> we have writings that pertain to this day. we have a map on how this is going to take place. >> police >> and entire ins den happened in 14 minutes. terrified parents, were seen rushing to the school >> and there was not enough times. ? >> this is the 130th mass shooting in the united states. it is the 89th on a school campus. we're seeing a lot of reaction tonight. senator said, just because you experienced trauma or pain, doesn't give you the right to pass the pain to others >>> san francisco, already one of the expensive cities in the entire world. tens and thousands of families are about to lose something that helps put food on the table every month >>> plus, at this time last year, we

the kennys committed heinous physical acts, school children were recruited for militia groups , so that next to the soldiers, the beautiful words of a 14 -year-old boy whose height did not reach his waist , i was sitting here and holding their hands, and they were fighting with the americans, high school students who as being employed as a nurse in the front line and treating the japanese soldiers, all the children were trained to fight until their last breath, and they would not die. attacking america in this area was very terrible. if america saw a house full of okinawans , they would definitely do it i assumed that the hideous acts of the japanese soldiers would increase at the same time as the end of the battle, soldiers and civilians would take shelter in the caves and the sand genie would come out of the caves and surrender. and civilians were killed on the spot after the approval of germany in may 1945, the world is sorry, the unprecedented cry of okinawa has become damp. the attention of the american people was focused on the story broadcast from tina, which shows the importance

he is our do it all guy, any live location shoot, any piece of equipment, we need kenny on the air, he takes care of it, he's the man. we are going to miss you. congratulations on your well- deserved retirement. we love you, kenny. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."en tonight, join jimmy and his guests - lucy liuni jlo damson idris bizarrap and shakira sji the legendheary e roots crewjis s on ap >> questlove: 1812 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: wow! welcome, everyone. welcome. enjoy yourself welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. you're here. you're watching. thank you. [ cheers and applause well, guys, everyone's excited about this the 95th oscars are this sunday yeah [ cheers and applause i love the oscars because it's the one time we get to make james cameron sit in a theater for five hours [ laughter ] ten movies are nominated for best picture, including "top gun: maverick," "avatar 2," "elv

>> this incident came days after another attack on another san jose food vendor. 43-year-old kenny ho is accused of smashing the victim's food cart with a bat and entering the vendor's truck. he is facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon and attempted carjacking. >>> dianne feinstein is in a san francisco hospital getting treatment for a painful skin condition. the 89-year-old california senator has been diagnosed with shingles which can develop in older adults who had chickenpox. she was diagnosed in late february and has been receiving medical care in san francisco. she says she expects to make a full recovery and hopes to return to the senate later this month. >>> switching gears let's go to first alert meteorologist jessica burch. everybody is excited for the weekend but it sounds like we will have to stay inside. >> yes and no, at times. let's plan this out so everyone can find time to get out and get fresh air. the dogs need to go on walks. we know the drill. starting from mount diablo, it's been partly cloudy all day. snow is still on mount diablo and we will see a littl

what do you think of that, kenny? >> so i don't think it's a lehman moment or a bear-stearns moment. i think that kern kevin o'leary was right, they made a bet and unaware what was going on in the financial world and unaware at the treasury and the fed, and rising rates. we have been talking about this for a year and a half. the fed has been raising rates slowly and gently for a year and a half. it's not out of left field. there's account, hold until maturity and not marking to market, a portfolio. had they done this, it was brought to their attention after the earnings market in january. interesting, no regulators, nobody seemed to pay attention, had they been forced to market market they would have realized they had a $15 billion loss on their hands, they probably realized it, but the world would have realized it, regulators would have realized and maybe, just maybe, this could have been somewhat avoided. i don't think it was impossible, but the risk management team at silicon valley bank, i think, clearly if you lo