kenny: right. i think cabinet picks basically a shoo-in i think marco rubio in front of people he works with they are not going to pull that -- that. >> as it sf malarkey. kenny: won't pull that on him a shoo-in pam bondi a shoo-in great, important scott bessent, treasury secretary later in the week or next week. >> george soros. >> he was there when he -- >> missed yesterday so i think going to have a tough time with any other nominations. >> good point you think they -- themselves -- i think there was not enough substance. >> it was very bad, double down on. >> all about, personal issues, and not enough about the issues of the day, in china -- >> did not say anything about -- >> i didn't hear a lot. >> how getting more u.s. warships out of dry dock into the ocean? that is the question what is your plan for that. maria: exactly jurist getting started a big hour coming up, quick break then house ways and means chairman jason smith holding first hearing on trump's tax cuts in morning jason smith her

kenny polcari joins me now. you know what, kenny?s is the last day of the so-called santa rally period, it and seems to me that santa took a wrong turn at albuquerque. what say you? >> 100%, right in where'd he go? everyone's wondering. i actually think today's going to end like yesterday. we started strong, i think it's going to end up being a dead cat bounce where we end up weaker going into the weekend. i've been saying it for a while, i suspect january's going to be an anxious, tough month as markets reassess, they kind of figure out where where we're going and what's happening. i'd like to see us fill the gap created on november 6th which means we've got to trade down to about 5780 in order to fill that gap where i suspect that is going to happen. whether it happens today or not, we're not sure, but i think it needs the happen. ashley: you know, there is a lot of enthusiasm for the new year, some bullishness, you know? we have tax cuts, less business regulation for policies, but what are some of the risks out there, kenny? >> so

thank you kenny happy new year. >> happy new year to you as well. >> all right.e have got a lot more coming up this morning, a deadly suspected tier attack the later coming up, catsimatidis is here, you are watching "mornings with maria" live on "fox business". [sofi mnemonic] can a personal loan unlock your ambitions? oh yeah. consolidate bad debt and save money for your next goal. sofi personal loans. low, fixed rates. borrow up to $100k. no fees required. when our country needed you, you answered the call. you took the oath. you served. and you sacrificed to defend our great country. visiting angels knows veterans. you are the heroes among us. and we are honored to serve you. ♪ visiting angels america's choice in home care ♪ is a bitcoin etf the same as owning bitcoin directly? while bitcoin etfs might offer a familiar face, they lack the true ownership and flexibility of directly investing in bitcoin. with itrustcapital you can buy and sell real bitcoin 24/ 7 with the tax advantages of an ira. real bitcoin means no middleman, no restricted stock market hours.

joining me now, great hill capital chairman, thomas hayes and chief market strategist kenny pollkari. in terms of the action, big tech leading today, all eyes on tonight. do you see big tech a.i. as another sort of big theme powering this rally for the rest of the year? >> i think that actually magnificent seven will do okay but probably not as well as last year. last year you had much higher earnings growth. this year, that earnings growth is going to decelerate for the magnificent seven from 33% down to 21%. and you're paying 33 times earnings. so i think the theme for 2025 could be the last shall be first and you could start to look at some sectors that really underperformed in 2024. >> before we get to those kenny, you weigh in. do you see mag seven as maybe not the biggest performer for 2025? >> i agree with tom. i think they're going to -- i think they're still going to perform well. i don't think you're going to see a repeat of what happened in 2024 but i think there's another group within tech that's really starting to raise its head and that's the quantum computing side. ther

hi, kenny. hi, kenny. nice as anything. yeah. every night sold out three shows a night.h, god. >> how do you keep your figure? >> how do i keep my figure? mostly to myself. no. i get laid three times a day. it doesn't really help. >> it was the first time. and the safest way that the straight public could be introduced to a gay community and not feel threatened and retaliate. it was probably kenny, kerr and boylesque that, more than anything, gave the gay community in las vegas that last push to go forward. >> everybody's looking for a hero. >> chris wanted to change the world. >> people are literally walking because of him. >> i wouldn't have missed this for the world. >> super man. >> the christopher reeve story coming in february on cnn when the temperature drops and winter settles in, you've got two choices. >> close your eyes and think warm thoughts. or open your eyes. >> grab your gear and get out here. this winter. there's only one choice worth making, and there's only one vehicle lineup that embraces everything the cold has to offer. the official vehicles of wint

i hope one day we will stand for that for kenny stills any others as well.also stand for the first amendment and the constitution that protects some of who i disagree with and the rights to do what they do even though i wish as i said the football was free from politics. people have a right to express themselves. >> seems to me there are political forces that are taking 30 opposite approach to this and trying to whip up for a levitical gain a sense that the authorization of our politics and that these people are different that us, they do not our patriotism the way we do. >> in reality that's the first amendment. that's where people are about to express things that you may find distasteful and to me disagree with, and nonetheless it is something we are willing to accept in the first amendment because the alternative is someone is going to power and the person is going to decide who gets to speak. once that happens and you become totalitarian. first amendment is hard. he really is because it gives people the right to say things that we find distasteful and of

kenny: thanks for watching. i'm your host, kenny smith, and no matter where you are, remember to play it forward on your home court. [music] torch: oh, that one's good! that one's good! yeah! wham: we having a lot of fun out there. . narr >>> coming up, wildfires explained. we'll look at what fuels these blazes and how you can stay safe. >>> then, sick and tired? the best ways to fight off a cold and flu. >>> also, a ds' guide to the inauguration. >>> plus, these stuffed animals are getting a second life. >>> and hip hip hooray, this baby pygmy hippo is giving us all a reason to smile. >> people have just really gotten to love hippos. >>> and slam dunk. >> this is it. just about gametime in the garden. this is where the magic happens. >> our kid correspondent, sam, takes us behind the scenes with the boston celtics, the reigning nba champions, for a special look inside their operation and what happens on game day. >> reporter: you're known for making big plays in clutch moments, especially during the fourth quar

jjoining me now ispayne capitalt president, ryan payne, also with us is adam johnson and kenny porkari. we were talking about the macro story and rvs. we're watching the market rally because bank stocks are leading the way. jp m morgan, wells fargo reportd a double beat on earnings. wells fargo is up 2 and two thirds percent. jp morgan investment banking revenue up 46%, wells fargo investment fees up 59%. these are animal spirits. i think they're expecting animal spirits to continue with deregulation coming under trump. >> i'm not surprised but it was expected to be a strong quarter. it feels like that's how it's getting started. we've had two of them so far. let's see what the rest of them do. i'm not surprised. i think financials will be a place you want to put money. i just wanted to know for like jp morgan, loan loss reserve account i know it was 2.6 billion or something but are they added more money to the account or are they not? that's going to be an interesting take on what the banks think about what the future holds. if they're raising the money in those accounts, that means t

kenny polcari with me this morning. kenny, does this mean -- let's turn this around.s this very strong jobs report mean there'll be no rate cuts in the immediate future? >> i don't think we're going to have a rate cut all a year, quite honestly, and i've been saying it for a while. i think the data's been telling us that the fed has been wrong. the bond market's been telling us that the fed has been wrong. today's report tells us that the fed is wrong. the labor market was not slowing the way that jay powell told us it was in september when he had to to make that very bold 50 basis point rate cut. made no sense. and if now it makes even less sense. stuart: is this strong jobs report, is it good for trump? >> so listen, it could be good for trump unless it suddenly is taking root as inflation. if we see inflation take off again, then it's not going to be so good for trump, right? if they can hold it, if inflation stays at bay but yet we have a strong economic report, that will be good for the economy and then good for trump, for sure. but if inflation really starts to

my name is kenny cooper. i'm the assistant special agent in charge of atf, san francisco field division. atf is bringing our expertise in post-blast investigations and our crime gun intelligence to specifically assist in this investigation. i will tell you that our special agent bomb techs are working with the fbi and with las vegas metro and sifting through that post-blast debris to find components and investigative leads that will derive from that evidence process. we're too early into that investigation process to give any determination as far as how this device was initiated. i will say that we do know that the components primarily consist of fireworks, mortars, aerial shells, and are all consumer fireworks. nothing commercial grade has been discovered at this point, and we've identified some fuel enhancers le the coleman fuel and vp racing fuel, and some explosive targets that can be purchased at any sporting goods store. we've also, as you as the sheriff mentioned, we've identified two semiautomatic han

i hope one day we will stand for that for kenny stills any others as well.or the first amendment and the constitution that protects some of who i disagree with and the rights to do what they do even though i wish as i said the football was free from politics. people have a right to express themselves. >> seems to me there are political forces that are taking 30 opposite approach to this and trying to whip up for a levitical gain a sense that the authorization of our politics and that these people are different that us, they do not our patriotism the way we do. >> in reality that's the first amendment. that's where people are about to express things that you may find distasteful and to me disagree with, and nonetheless it is something we are willing to accept in the first amendment because the alternative is someone is going to power and the person is going to decide who gets to speak. once that happens and you become totalitarian. first amendment is hard. he really is because it gives people the right to say things that we find distasteful and offensive. it

kenny? for me the story right now is not the equity market. it is the pressure that rising yields are putting on this equity market. the last time you had a 5% on a 20-year and a 30-year you had a significant sell-off. how concerned are you about rising yields? >> so, i'm very concerned about that, right? i'm in this camp we're going to see five on the 10-year yield, and i think if that happens, the markets going to certainly come under more pressure but that's both good and bad, right? because the market needs to be shaken a little bit. i think there are parts of the market that are very stretched but i also think there are parts of the market that offer some value because they have already kind of reacted but one way or the other if the markets can do fine at 4.75, 5% rates if the economy remains strong and robust. it's when the economy starts to fail is when that's going to be a problem. taylor: so is it the why behind bond yields rising? because bond yields on the long end can rise because they see higher growth in the future, or they can

tomorrow, i want you to meet kenny kane. um, kenny, your house was just over there. >> yeah, about two miles from here. >> you have a gym in santa monica? your house was destroyed. how how is your family doing? >> our family is doing okay at this point. i mean, the first inventory that you take is. is everybody safe? and we. it was pretty scary the day of. but once we all got together, that's the first thing that you just. >> your kids were in school when this happened, right? >> kids were in school. my wife got a several calls, and i was working pretty far from here. and she went to go get him, picked him up in an auditorium where the kids were screaming and she could see the fire visibly moving towards marquez elementary, where kids go to school. got him in the car, started driving and got stuck in basically a traffic jam with just so many people did. so many people were trying to get out and, um, i think the was in her. after seeing the fire move towards the school and she started seeing the fires, jumping from tree to tr

joining me now is retired navy seal, kenny bigbee junior and jes jessica quasana, who are both on capitol hill showing their support. 100 military gathered yesterday to back his nomination. how do you expect the hearings to go? >> wonderful. brilliant question. reason i'm doing what i'm doing, i break down to two things, service and sacrifice. two things are required. challenge with politics is pol politics. only way to get optimal result is through service and sacrifice and that is what pete hegseth has done. he has served and sacrificed with his life for our inalienable rights international and domestic. i'm here to support him for that. i personally witnessed that, he had an imminent threat and supported us for the hudson river swim and he showed up to raise a million dollars for veterans. >> carley: jessica, senator chuck schumer told democrats not to hold back meaning line of que questioning could get ugly and hostile. that leads me to believe that is the reason why you are on capitol hill right now. >> they are asking why it has been ugly on capitol hill and why you are here to supp

little bit, because then we can squeeze in an extra little table here or there for dear friends like kennyry -- i think people think, well, ken, he's on cnbc, of course he would get a table here. no, no, no. that's not how this works. how did you become a regular? >> so i was lucky enough to go one time with frankie, i was at the bar and frankie sat us, like he said, they were able to fit somebody in. >> how long ago was that? >> 1998. and we had a great time. it's like you're getting served by family. they're all literally family and they treat you like family. >> so 25 years ago you show up at the bar and you think maybe i have a chance? >> well, yes, yes. and frankie had said come to the bar and we'll see what we can do. and we ate and it was just incredible and we thanked him the next day. and, you know, we were invited back and we just made friendships. it's just a genuine -- >> frankie, is this not a hand-kept list? how far in advance -- are you already booked for the entire year? >> i think the true reason for the success of rao's on 114th street and pleasant avenue is that it has r

i don't think stephen what i appreciate about kenny is he's a young man we forget he's a 25-year-old man was trying to be more than just a football player. he wants to speak out about things that he thinks are important and i appreciate that. i'm not going to criticize someone for that. and i might never change his mind. is my point of view there is injustice there always has been but i think the thing i love about this country and what the flag means to me and the reason i stand for that flag and what i hope everyone will. is because ours is a story of the nation where every single one of these great causes in our history have been a fulfillment of who we are not in spite of. so what of the evil linstitutio of slavery and discrimination against women all the great causes work as a nation bfound on the belief that we are all created equal that belief could not coexist without practice and it's those beliefs the leader ours of all these great movements appeal and it takes far too long and many generations of course but nonetheless i think is a testament to what makes america special w

james taylor and kenny chesney performed a sweet rendition of buffett's song come monday, also recognized for their life's work. >> the greatest to ever lace him up. >> the one, the only ozzy osborne. >> thank you. >> when i was asked to come and present this award to peter frampton, i was astonished that this guy wasn't inducted 35 years ago. >> dionne warwick finally getting her due and they finally got it right. and we can't forget about kool and the gang who gave a celebration to last throughout the years. >> i can thank my mother because i made it to the hall. mommy. >> joelle gargiulo, channel seven eyewitness news and you can stream the ceremony on our parent company's disney many mesothelioma lawyers on television, how do you choose the right firm for you and your family? our goal is to get you as much as you deserve. $30 billion was set aside for mesothelioma victims like you. if you've been diagnosed with mesothelioma, we'll come to you within 24 hours so our team can get to work right away. call us now. there's only one morgan and morgan. >> call one 800 602 3400. >> stay tuned

my name is kenny cooper. i am the assistant special agent in charge of atf san francisco field division. atf is bringing our expertise in post-blasts investigations and our intelligence to specifically assist in the investigation. i will tell you are special agent bomb techs are working with the fbi and with las vegas metro and sifting through that post-blasts debris to find components and investigative leads that will derive from that evidence process. we are too early into that investigation process to give any determination as far as how this device was initiated. i will say that we do know the components primarily consist of fireworks, mortars, aerial shells, and are all consumer fireworks. nothing commercial grade has been discovered at this point. and we have identified some fuel enhancers like the coleman fuel and bp racing fuel and some explosive targets that can be purchased at any sporting goods store. we have also, as the sheriff mentioned, we have identified two semiautomatic handguns recovered fr

kenny cooper. >> good afternoon, everybody. my name is kenny cooper. i am assistant special agent with the atf san francisco san francisco field decision. i have some very quick resource updates. atf has brought in some of our top experts from our national response team. that will assist with sifting through the debris of the tesla, and that is an abundance of caution to make sure that we've got the initiation sequence identified as best we can from the evidence that survived the thermal event of this explosion, and to ensure that no other bad actors were involved in the initiation of that device. also, my second update is to the firearms purchased by our subjects on december 30th, 2024, atf investigators were able to track down that lawful purchase at a gun store in colorado. he arrived, our subject arrived in that gun store by himself on december 27th, and initiated the atf 14473 and actually paid for those two firearms that were recovered from the tesla on the 27th and was sold document of the vehicle arriving and departing on that date. and on the

taylor: kenny polcari, awesome, thank you so much. two hours to go until the closing bell. jackie, equity markets are closed tomorrow bond markets closed tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. for the day of mourning. we'll reopen on friday so there you have it. jackie: president carter's funeral tomorrow. forgot about that one sorry. sending it over to charles. charles: thank you, all, very very much and good afternoon. i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now, stocks under pressure, bond yields continue to fire higher, higher and it's also continue scuttlebutt over the impact that trump administration policies. you know, why i'm worried about certain dangers including the mainstream media and its news outlets. yesterday the washington post today cnn. brace for all those kind of things over the next four years, as far as the markets are concerned, you just heard about the conversation, nvidia, jensen huang, slamming quantum computing stocks. i think kenny is right to a degree, nevertheless technology continues to be amazing overall. we're going to talk a lot about these

and i don't think even -- what i appreciate about kenny stills is he's a young man.et he's a 25-year-old man who is trying to be more than just a football player. he wants to speak out about things he thinks are important and wants to use the platform of the nfl to do it. and i appreciate that. i'm not going to criticize someone for that. and i might never change his mind. i would argue -- this would be my point of view -- that there is injustice. there always has been. but i think the thing that i love about this country and what that flag means to me and the reason why i stand for that flag, why i do, is -- and why i hope everyone will, whether they agree with him or not, is because ours is the story of a nation where every single one of these great causes in our history have been a fulfillment of who we are, not in spite of. so why did -- the evil institution of slavery, discrimination against women, all of these great causes were because a nation founded on the belief that we're all created equal, that belief could not coexist with that practice, and it is to tho

and i don't think even -- what i appreciate about kenny stills is he's a young man.forget he's a 25-year-old man who is trying to be more than just a football player. he wants to speak out about things he thinks are important and wants to use the platform of the nfl to do it. and i appreciate that. i'm not going to criticize someone for that. and i might never change his mind. i would argue -- this would be my point of view -- that there is injustice, there always has been. but i think the thing that i love about this country and what that flag means to me and the reason why i stand for that flag, why i do, is -- and why i hope everyone will, whether they agree with him or not, is because ours is the story of a nation where every single one of these great causes in our history have been a fulfillment of who we are, not in spite of. so why did -- the evil institution of slavery, discrimination against women, all of these great causes were because a nation founded on the belief that we're all created equal, that belief could not coexist with that practice, and it is to

kenny choi shows us how they're hoping this latest setback could turn into something positive. >> reporter: as a college english professor, karen spurn needed a hobby. when she discovered kickboxing, her whole world changed. >> it was so empowering and built so much community and gave me so much strength and confidence, it became one of the major passions in my life. >> reporter: it became such a passion spurn co-founded the nonprofit tough love fitness in oakland with her business partner molly kensangsing, a brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt to share her expertise for those with similar challenges. the small business owners worked hard to become a staple in the community. that's why back-to-back flooding incidents around thanksgiving and the day before christmas felt like a punch to the gut. >> we've just been trying to divert water, but it's like a river when it comes out. >> reporter: they are replacing flooring and damage done by the flooding not wanting to let their clients down. >> it helps to take a breath and say it's okay. our community will support us. >> reporter: after all, perse

i will now turn things over to the assistant special agent in charge from the atf, kenny cooper. mr. cooper: good morning, everybody. i am assistant special agent in charge of atf special. atf is bringing our expertise in post-blast investigations and intelligence to specifically assist in this investigation. i will tell you that our special agent bomb techs are working with the fbi and with las vegas metro sifting through that post blast debris to find components and investigative leads that will derive from that evidence process. we are too early into that investigation process to give any determination as far as how this device was initiated. i will say that we do know that the components primarily consist of fireworks, mortars, aerial shells, and are all consumer fireworks. nothing commercial grade has been discovered at this point. we have identified some fuel enhancers like the coleman fuel and vp raising fuel and some explosive targets that can be purchased at any sporting goods store. as the sheriff mentioned, we have identified two semi-arctic handguns recovered from the

kenny cooper. >> good morning everybody. my name is kenny cooper. i'm the assistant special agent in charge of atf san francisco field division. uh, atf is bringing our expertise in post-blast investigations and our crime gun intelligence to specifically assist in this investigation. um, i will tell you that our special agent bomb techs are working with the fbi and with las vegas metro and sifting through that post-blast debris to find components and investigative leads that will derive from that evidence process. we're too early into that investigation process to give any determination as far as how this device was initiated. i will say that we do know that the components primarily consist of fireworks, mortars, aerial shells and, um, are all consumer fireworks. um, nothing commercial grade has been discovered at this point, and we've identified some fuel enhancers like the coleman fuel and vp racing fuel and some explosive targets that can be purchased at any sporting goods store. we've also, as you as the sheriff mentioned, we've identified two s

el incendio kennys estÁ cerca del Área de west covina, justo en la frontera entre el condado de los Ángeles por estos fuegos. y muchos no tienen a dÓnde ir. muchos han llegado a los albergues que han instalado las autoridades para recibirlos. erika flores preparÓ este reporte consolÁndose unos a otros en medio de la desgracia o la incertidumbre, es como pasan las horas, miles de personas en los centros de evacuaciÓn tras haber huido de sus hogares amenazados por los voraces incendios. >> marÍa, junto a su mamÁ, tres hermanos y dos mascotas, pasaron la noche en este refugio. >> si se siente muy extraÑo y mÁs porque hay tanta gente tambiÉn que estÁn sufriendo igual que nosotros. >> un sufrimiento que se acentÚa, dice ante la angustia de no saber si su hogar fue alcanzado por las llamas. >> yo he vivido ahÍ desde que tengo, pues desde que nacÍ y no mÁs, que de repente ya se va y ni quiero pensar. >> jennifer llegÓ aquÍ desolada, tras perderlo todo, su casa quedÓ completamente calcinada, asÍ como la cafeterÍa mÓvil negocio de su hijo. yo soy gay. >> can't believe it. >> estos refugios tambiÉn h

. >> reporter: kenny belov owns a seafood company and restaurant in the bay area. >> what the customerll be eating will be imported. more of what you will be eating will be less regulated. more of what you will be eating will be caught with destructive fishing gear. >> reporter: back in kodiak, commercial pods have returned to the water this season after officials lifted that two-year ban. the moratorium helped populations, but the quota will only be about a tenth of what it was three seasons ago. has there been any discussion about plan b? >> it's hard to even consider a plan b when fishing is in my blood. i'm a third-generation fisherman. >> reporter: for now, it's a modest lifeline for fishermen who find themselves drifting deeper into the unknown. for "eye on america," i'm jonathan vigliotti, kodiak, alaska. >> norah: and we'll be right back with a big moment from the golden globe awards. >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by progressive insurance. save when you bundle auto, home, or motorcycle insurance. bundle, or motorcycle insurance. of a champion

. >> reporter: kenny belloff owns a seafood company and restaurant in the bay area. >> what the customereating will be imported. more of what you will be eating will be less regulated. more of what you will be eating will be caught with destructive fishing gear. >> reporter: back in kodiak, commercial fishing pods have returned to the water this season after officials lifted that two-year ban. the moratorium helped populations be, the quota will only be about a tenth of what it was three seasons ago. has there been any discussion about plan b? >> it's hard to even consider a plan b when fishing is in my blood. i'm a third generation fisherman. >> reporter: for now, it's a modest lifeline for fishermen who find themselves drifting who find themselves drifting deeper into the unknown. ♪today my friend you did it, you did it♪ pursue a better you with centrum. ♪♪ it's a small win toward taking charge of your health. ♪♪ so, this year, you can say... ♪you did it!♪ gum problems could be the start of a domino effect parodontax active gum repair breath freshener clinically proven to help reverse

>> ted kenny g's decision to challenge carter for the democratic nomination was almost unprecedenteduably devastating to the campaign. >> if i spent more time holding the democratic party together and making a strong, i would have been better off when the campaign came along. >> carter fought of kennedy's challenge but it was a costly battle. i wrote a labor day speech to kick off his campaign against ronald reagan, who he still hoped was too far to the right to get elected. when i watched the news that night, i was blown away by the sight of reagan delivering his speech at the statue of liberty. >> the carter record is a litany of despair of work and promises of sacred trusts abandoned and forgotten. >> will show business flare, reagan had stolen the spotlight , cherished national symbol of a sitting president. still, hopes on getting the release of the hostages for election day. >> mr. president, will what about the hostages? talking about imminent release. >> it was not to be. >> on the exact anniversary of the hostages being taken was election day. it was impossible for the ameri

of ostracized from the family for quite a while because it was like, how darebe you expose that the kenny know, joe, sr. who has long before he took made his fortune in bootlegging during prohibition, how dare you say that this storied irish catholic, has an age with alcohol? it's really kind of funny when you think about it. but a yeah, it's definitely a thread throughout, for sure. >> host: and patrick kennedy has appeared on this program talking but his latest book, in mental health coverage. maureen callahan is the author of this book, "ask not: the kennedys and the women they destroyed." it's dedicated to inconvenient women everywhere. thank you for spending a little time on q&a. >> guest: peter, thank you so much for having me. ♪ a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> q&a programs are available on a website or as a podcast on our c-span now app. >> if you are enjoying booktv then sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to see the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions, book festivals and more. booktv every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online at booktv.org, television for serious

acting ice director jonathan fahey is here in slate stonewalls partner and chief market strategist kenny polcari is here. "mornings with maria" is live right now. maria: we kick it off with a hot topic of hour president trump's defense secretary pete hegseth lays out his omission for the next administration during the senate confirmation hearing yesterday. >> i'm going to work with president trump and this committee to restore the warrior and the pentagon and throughout our fighting force unlike the current administration politics should play no part in military matters we are not republicans we are not democrats we are american warriors. our standards will be high and they will be equal, not equitable. maria: democrats wasting no time in attacking pete hegseth. watch. >> you have many concerns about your record in your public statement because they are so hurtful to the men and women who are currently serving in the u.s. military, harmful to morell harmful to good order and discipline. we will have to change how you see women to do this job well. i don't know if you are capable of that.

my name is kenny cooper. i'm the special agent in charge of the atf san francisco field division. atf is bringing our expertise in post blast investigations and crime gun intelligence to specifically assist in this investigation. i will tell you that our special agent bomb techs are working with fbi and with las vegas metro, and sifting through that post blast debris to find components and investigative leads that will derive from that evidence process. we're too early into that investigation process to give any determination as far as how this device was initiated. i will say that we do know that the components primarily consist of fireworks, mortars, aerial shells, and our all consumer fireworks, nothing commercial grade has been discovered at this point, and we have identified some fuel enhancers like the coleman fuel, and vp racing fuel, and some explosive targets that can be purchased at any sporting goods store. we've also, as the sheriff mentioned, we have identified two semiautomatic hand guns recovered from the tesla. we have successfully traced those firearms, and i can

kenny shows how some will cope with the latest setback by turning it into a positive kick. >> as a collegeeded a hobby. when she discovered kickboxing, her whole world changed. >> it was so empowering, it gave me so much strength and confidence and it became one of the major passions in my life. >> it became such a passion that she cofounded the nonprofit, tough love fitness in oakland. with her business partner, molly. a brazilian black belt who shares her expertise to empower those with similar challenges. >> i had my share of harassment and violence in my life. >> the small business owners have worked hard to become a staple in the community. that's why back to back flooding incidents right around thanksgiving and the day before christmas felt like a punch to the gut. >> we have been trying to divert water. it's like a river when it comes out. >> they are focused on fixing damage left by the flooding. not wanting to let their clients down. >> this is a crisis that we can overcome. we have the capacity to do it. our community will support us. >> all right. >> afterall, persian perseveran

maria: kenny polcari. >> i agree. move money out of bonds and into stocks. >> yes. maria: the cabinet picks who will sit in front of the senate committees today beginning at 9:30 a.m. eastern to, pam pam bondi. jonathan pay hi. >> all trump picks are getting confirmed. the democrats were unhinged yesterday, and it's going his way. maria: that's the bottom line. "varney & company" takes it up. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. it is inflation day, and the news is this: the consumer price direct connects went up 0.4% in december, up 2.9% in the last year, that's as expected. now, the pundits, they're trying to figure out what this means for stock prices and interest rates. they really do like what they see. look at this. with a half hour to go til trading begins, we've got a massive rally on our hands. tons of green. the dow up close to 700 to points, the nasdaq up about 370. the 10-year treasury yield, that's moving lower. that's a big deal on wall street. we have the yield on the 10-year at 4 4.68%. it was 4.80 just yesterday. the 2-year, same story

. >> kenny, the first single for college dropout was a song called through the wire. i spit it through the wire, man. kanye west gets into a car accident in los angeles and in the hospital with his jaw wired shut. he records the song i drink a boost for breakfast and. >> pancakes. i just sip this. >> it is essentially just him rapping about how bad he wants to be a rapper. >> god saved my life. so he has me here for a reason. >> jesus college dropout was a cool first album. >> i told her to drive over in your new whip. >> there are some great singles on there, but late registration to me is when it all came together. that's an incredible record. i gotta testify, come up in the spot lookin extra fly. >> he did what the rock stars used to do, which was to indulge his narcissistic fantasies through the medium of music for the day you die, you gon touch the sky. rappers weren't really doing it. they musically, it was brilliant. look, what is the narrative of the 2000? well, it's the backpack wearing, dork like mark zuckerberg who becomes a billionaire and kanye west is th

kenny political issue you want to talk about, now is your time to call in. note that today at noon on c-span2 they will be a brief senate pro forma session. there will be -- that will be one of the final ones of the 118th congress. they will commit just before noon to end the congress. at noon eastern time in the house and senate, the start of the 119th congress. we will be with you all morning long on the washington journal leading up to the beginning of the 119th congress. we will take your phone calls about the new congress, the issues, the road ahead. i hope you join us for that. sometime this morning for you to call in for any public policy or issue you want. ben at of connecticut, independent. -- out of connecticut, independent. caller: happy new year to all. my question was the people voting for trump where wearing these hats called make america great again. in my. opinion, america has been great all the time. what they should replace it with his, make americans great again. it is the 49 point percent of people who voted for -- 49 .9% of people who vo

in 1983, when he hosted the governors kenny bum port at the annual conference in maine.ar old daughter, chelsea, the first question she blurted out was, where's the bathroom? and the president united took her by the hand and led her there himself. stopping only wants to introduce her to his mother. and you. i never forgot that small act of kindness and this is the predicate which is amazing in this book because you detail of you and him twice in a way that changed the world a time that the world was on its knees first after the horrific tsunami swept through asia right during christmas holidays. and another time was when you responded together to with another grievous storm within our land. but the seed of kindness between the two of you across political parties and even though there are challenges, you know you were in a tough race, you found way to start with just human decency build from there. well. it's a good story and true, but i like george bush or h.w. bush. and then later became friends with son. and that a harder hill to climb because. because he had that beca

kenny, everybody who's lived there for generations.then families like us that have only lived there in the last 20 years. but we have a really tight knit altadena is a really tight knit, amazing community. um, and, uh, yeah. and so we have a lot of hope that that they'll be, um, you know, the best days are behind it. >> yeah, it's the next chapter. >> yeah. >> i love the way you think about that. and of course, this is the kind of area, as you say, where you know your neighbors by first name and you're caring about how they're doing as well. i'm so glad i

we have kenny hahn, park district. if any of those things catch fire, we are in trouble. while we have not been directly touched by those fires, we have family members who have been impacted because they live in the palisades, they live in pasadena, they live in altadena. so many folks in my community are turning into community responders. they are taking in friends and family. they are helping with donations at the shelter and at the pasadena convention center. doolan's restaurant, a local restaurant on crenshaw, has been working with world central kitchen. i went to see him in altadena cooking prepared hot foods to give to folks who have lost their homes. so we are working with the first responders in a way that a community should. >> but look, blocks and blocks of burnt out communities. that means many people are displaced in a city that's already short on housing. how big of a challenge is this going to be, and what can congress do to help? >> well, this has been huge. we have 40,000 folks homeless before the fire and now thousands more. i'm going to be on a call righ

kenny, everybody who's lived there for generations. and then families like us that have only lived there in the last 20 years. but we have a really tight knit altadena is a really tight knit, amazing community. um, and, uh, yeah. and so we have a lot of hope that that they'll be, um, you know, the best days are behind it. >> yeah, it's the next chapter. >> yeah. >> i love the way you think about that. and of course, this is the kind of area, as you say, where you know your neighbors by first name and you're caring about how they're doing as well. i'm so glad i >> my finger. i don't have to worry about losing. no, no. i see a vow renewal in our future. i'm just saying we could do it here on air. thank you. nice to meet you all. it's good to smile, thinking about all that's happened out there. thanks. >> thank you so much. thank you so much. and thank you for highlighting our city. we need it. >> thank you. i'm glad to highlight your communities. it means so much to everyone. thank you for watching, everyone. anderson cooper 360 starts r

. >> i got this loan, kenny. >> oh, there's a better way to get a fast small business loan.o ondeck comm and if appr - [narrator] this is my coffee shop. we just moved into a bigger space, brought on another employee, and ordered new branded gear for the team. it was so easy. i just chose my products, added our logo, and placed my order. bring your own team together with custom gear. get started today at customink.com. destructive winds have returned to the fire ravaged los angeles area. the palisades fire is only 17% contained, with 23,000 acres burned. a super scooper water dropping plane is back in the air, though, for emergency teams. that's some good news. la officials said this morning that emergency power shut offs are going into effect for at risk areas to prevent sparks from downed power lines, shut offs are going to prevent our next fire from starting. >> i know that this is a challenge, but it is necessary for our collective safety. >> helicopters are now dousing houses and driveways with bright pink fire retardant to stop anything from burning. and even as the ba

ben stiller, kenny chesney. be sure to tune in.ews at 8:00. we will start with the devastating wild fires in los angeles. a new fire erupted overnight. this time over a highly populated neighborhood. the flames being fueled by unrelenting winds and dry conditions, too. we are getting a closer look at what the fires have left behind. tom, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah. good morning to you. we mentioned that water issue. this is flowing out from the neighborhood that has already been completely destroyed as firefighters are battling that pressure problem when it comes to fire hydrants. new fires have popped up. firefighters yesterday trying to get control of that fire as those other fires are still growing in size. only a little of those fires have been contained right now. you can see the type of destruction they do here. it's hard to even see colors here. everything is a shade of black and everything is completely gone. all of this as there are new questions about what's going to happen with insurance. a lot of people we

he got that news shared by his favorite player, the colts kenny moore ii.o seeing this from my beloved saints. they got in on the action. >> will: they did. hayes is his name. he's from louisiana. he is going to the super bowl. this is hayes getting the news from the saints cam jordan. what a moment for him. he may have to work a little bit at the super bowl. because, we can reveal here, he will be gma's kid correspondent at the super bowl! >> robin: yeah! >> will: so we cannot wait to see hayes in action. speaking of action, both tyler and hayes actively play united flag football. they're staying active. congratulations to them. hayes, see you at the super bowl. >> robin: gotta give him some tips. >> will: i'll try my best. they're usually better than i am. >> robin: all right. thanks so much. coming up brooke shields is here live in times square. times square. ♪ ♪ for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living an

kenny political issue you want to talk about, now is your time to call in.that today at noon on c-span2 they will be a brief senate pro forma session. there will be -- that will be one of the final ones of the 118th congress. they will commit just before noon to end the congress. at noon eastern time in the house and senate, the start of the 119th congress. we will be with you all morning long on the washington journal leading up to the beginning of the 119th congress. we will take your phone calls about the new congress, the issues, the road ahead. i hope you join us for that. sometime this morning for you to call in for any public policy or issue you want. ben at of connecticut, independent. -- out of connecticut, independent. caller: happy new year to all. my question was the people voting for trump where wearing these hats called make america great again. in my. opinion, america has been great all the time. what they should replace it with his, make americans great again. it is the 49 point percent of people who voted for -- 49 .9% of people who voted fo

. >> my name is kenny robinson and i'm a trainee for a special police officers association and first coming to this building period and hear some of my intents. i just came here i would like to come down with my chief to submit some of the wires among our staff what we provide and what we're trying to do and to promote some kind of funding for our program. to um, keep us established been stacey that for 61 years now and for me been a new lifestyle than way used to side a x felon and now want to transform to every structure and embrace myself with community. i more or less want to work with my staff to promote our (bell ringing) training academy we are getting up that is 6 and a half years compared to the lifestyle i served if prison and 15 years of freedom without incident working with the academy is helped me allowed me to replace myself in communities and society and more productive. so i just came down here (bell ringing) - >> thank you, sir, for coming down here this governor thank you for your comments. >> see you in two weeks ago and hear from the. >> next speaker, please. >> >