sabrina was referring to her foster father, kevin. >> i was doing what kevin told me to do.what it comes down to. >> it was an astonishing accusation. sabrina told ron parmertor kevin had grown to hate lisa even more than she did. it was a feeling, she said, kevin shared with her slowly over several months. >> started through texts. man, i wish she was dead. or i can't stand her. she just needs to go. >> according to sabrina, kevin also revealed that lisa had multiple life insurance policies and that she was worth more dead than alive. >> you had said for a long time that there was something going on that sabrina wasn't talking about. did you think this was it? >> didn't think it was this involved. >> but just as it seemed like sabrina's story couldn't get any more twisted, she dropped a second bombshell. >> her story was that kevin and her were having a sexual relationship and it was going on for probably about six to eight months prior to the homicide. >> i absolutely fell in love with him. >> kevin, sabrina said, promised her the world and played on her love of 3-year- ol

he asked kevin's lawyers about letting kevin testify. allison miller was one of his public defenders. >> we found him credible, we found him compelling. shoot, maybe we put them in front of a grand jury, they believe him and he never gets indicted. >> i wanted the story to be out there, i wanted the truth to be out there. i felt it would help me if i could present myself to these people. >> kevin told history to the grand jury, he stood at the bedroom door, shocked by his mother's ghastly appearance, and then bill jumping in from behind. >> he goes into how he never went to the room. >> but kevin was at a big disadvantage. >> he, at that point, doesn't know about the blood evidence. >> three specks of blood have been found on diane's like and more on her cover. lab analysis showed it was kevin's blood, but only the prosecutor knew that. >> i said you know your blood was found on your mother's leg, what is your explanation for that? >> i have no explanation. >> in the battle of competing stories, the grand jury broke the tie. kevin kyne's

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back to you. >> kevin: thank you. now for more on the legal and financial stakes former president trump is facing, we're bringing in alex... let me ask you about this thing. the fact is there was already one judgement and now they are jumping on a bigger one, why isn't this double jeopardy not to go too deep into the political and legal woods? >> a lot of legal experts i've talked to... he could appeal, that's the plan. what the damages change? it's an uphill battle for him at this point. you have to really have a specialized deformation lawyer. we will see what they are able to do. potentially getting this case into federal court would be the goal. this judge has not been favourable to trump. he needs to do what he can to get into federal court. potentially a due process challenge saying that this judgement is too high, it's violating the constitutional rights, that sort of thing. that might get them hit there but it's a longshot. >> kevin: that would be the strategy i would try to get to. >> and with the new york ci

kevin o'leary, what say you? >> kevin: i say let the market make this decision.can consumer has already made their's. the reason evs are having so much struggles right now, they are expensive. they don't work in rural regions and not everybody wants them. by forcing policy on an auto sector in this case, you distort the market. it never ends well ever. this isn't ending well. that is what makes the american economy is so dynamic. when you let market forces go to play, you end up with a compromise which right now looks like the hybrid option for many, many, many consumers. part of the problem is that we don't have a large enough. in terms of recharging these cars. that is going to take decades to play out. the idea of swapping out fossil fuels completely is just an idea we learned at that conference that many countries have backtracked on this including england which is now drilling in the ocean again because they realize they have to have heat for people that are freezing in england. we are never going to in our lifetimes completely transition out all fossil fuel

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give us a little background on kevin morris. later he starts paying millions of dollars on hunter's behalf? >> they met at a political fundraiser for joe biden. and one of the earliest e-mails that we've intercepted from ken morris -- kevin morris to one of the biden associateses was that we need to pay this bill or we're going to have problems. this could be problems for joe biden's campaign. it's clear this is a campaign finance violation. that's how they met. they met at a campaign event. ken morris is a democrat donor. -- kevin morris. this democrat donor is paying hunter's legal bills, he's paying hunter biden's living expenses, $40,000 a month, luxurious cob doe in southern california -- condo in southern california. he's paying his e child support, he's paying the irs. the fact that the department of justice isn't allowed to even communicate with this kevin morris, it's meant boggling. -- mind-boggling. but i'm not surprised, maria, because this is what we've seen throughout the last 12 months of our investigation. time a

i would love to debate kevin. i gave kevin _ just done it. i would love to debate kevin.gave kevin methvin, kevin, where were you when we needed you? and you know you don't like trump, so why are you playing this game, this game of hypocrisy? let’s so why are you playing this game, this game of hypocrisy?— this game of hypocrisy? let's lay down the gauntlet, _ this game of hypocrisy? let's lay down the gauntlet, if _ this game of hypocrisy? let's lay down the gauntlet, if he's - this game of hypocrisy? let's lay . down the gauntlet, if he's watching, come on with the anthony scaramucci, we have a good programme. ii come on with the anthony scaramucci, we have a good programme. if you come on with the anthony scaramucci, we have a good programme.— we have a good programme. if you get steve itannon — we have a good programme. if you get steve bannon it'll— we have a good programme. if you get steve bannon it'll be _ we have a good programme. if you get steve bannon it'll be even _ steve bannon it'll be even better. get steve bannon on there, it'll be more fun. i think you g

kevin o'leary jump in here.ion for you in anticipation of fe hikes on market i too very increased at indices how much is anticipation of fd instruction in june? i am not in that camp anymore i am looking at numbers saying i don't see any reason why fed reduces rates right now because nowhere near 2% if market thinks getting instructions, letting indices run in anticipation of it, that is where we're going to see cracks in this run. so what camp are you in on fed hike reductions. >> i greet agree with you expect the would i add to what you are pointing out a lot of rally has been based on excess liquidity in the system massive amount of money fed put into the system. because of that, because we've been increased money supply by 50% i mean look. this greatest -- latest spending bill going to spend a trillion dollars to get to september. that is very inflationary, and as you look at commodity prices you look at energy, copper cocoa, commodity agricultures printing higher i think you cannot print this murn money exp

kevin morris is. it's mind boggling. surprised, because this is what we've seen throughout the last 12 months of our investigation. time after time, government agencies, whether it be the securities and exchange commission, the department of justice, the fbi, the irs, whomever they close in on the bidens, and then someone from the deep state makes a phone call and says, stand down and that's what this whistleblower's alleging. i mean, wouldn't this all go away if joe biden came out and explained some of this stuff? i mean, you're calling on president biden to testify in his own impeachment inquiry after this week's hearing, have you heard back? are you did you make that call yet? no, we've heard from 12 of his lawyers that our tax dollars are 12 of his employees. and his war room, that our tax dollars are paying to attack me and discredit my and jim jordan's investigation, that that he's not coming, but we haven't heard official word. look, if joe biden has nothing to hide, then he should come forward and explain what we

kevin also files for divorce from ruby.his has been the strangest and the most miraculous intervention. it put everybody where they needed to be. it separated me from jodi so i'm not hearing her. and i think just being gone and not hearing her has cleared a lot of things up for me. >> by listening to the jail house calls, we were able to determine that ruby franke, that the more time that she was away from jodi hildebrandt, the more understanding that she had of the injuries to her own children. that she was able to express remorse, regret, and that she wanted to then help with the case. >> she was willing to admit that what she did was awful and that she was going to plead to a pretty strict plea. >> miss franke is now here. >> but also she was willing to testify against jodi. that's a big deal. for moderate to severe crohn's disease skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower a

that figure, where are you on this, kevin? >> well , i kevin? really good story that's been highlighted that you've picked tonight, because i think essentially this comes down to is that there was a new code of practice, the parking code of practice act, it it made its way onto the statute book in parliament, you know, a number of years ago. and it hasn't come into law. and i think this, you know, when we're talking about how people feel about issues, i think loads people feel think loads of people feel really powerless and ordered around with the whole parking ticket , seen how the, the rights ticket, seen how the, the rights that you don't have to appeal, how there's no compassion in the system. it feels like you're just being rinsed . so i think just being rinsed. so i think the rac is right to say that drivers feel badly let down. and the government, with the support of all parties , should get on of all parties, should get on and implement this of and implement this code of practice , which will reduce and practice, which will reduce and wh

kevin franke has left. he has moved out.wo teen girls back in the springville home. and she essentially moves in with the family therapist, taking her two youngest children with her in ivins, utah. >> juju: the investigation later revealing what went on behind those closed doors. >> "r" shared his side of the story of what happened inside the home. how he had to stand in the sun for hours a day and sleep outside. how he was deprived of food and water. he disclosed there was a set of silver and a set of black handcuffs used. when we found these items, it really corroborated our story. >> juju: the prosecutor showed us photographs of deep wounds from the hand can you haves, what he describes as torture. we want to warn you, the image you're about to see is graphic. this is not a one-time injury? >> this is injury on top of injury. this was happening for weeks. >> juju: more evidence of the abuse is documented by ruby herself in her personal journal found by the police. it's a sheaf of papers documenting the summer day by day.

kevin: thank you all. [applause] jeff: michael, thanks for taking some time to talk about your paper with us this morning. you are very well known at heritage but you are an unknown commodity to summon the audience. i thought maybe we could begin the conversation by you sharing a little bit about your background and how you came to heritage and where you were before. michael: thank you, i actually took a different path i guess to the think tank world and most people. i worked in the private sector. i was a political risk analyst based in china. i actually lived in china during two different times and in between that, i spent time living in taiwan where i learned quite a bit about the situation there. it's from the perspective of businesses. i was an advisor for businesses there. i guess it was a unique perspective in the think tank world but one that really changed how i view taiwan and mainland china as well. jeff: that experience has been invaluable to your time here. you have done a lot of great writing

kevin roberts and jeff smith. [applause] jeff: good morning, thanks to everyone in attendance and everyone watching at home and in beijing and friends around the world especially beijing. we have a great program today. and a special guest to kick off the discussion, dr. roberts, thank you for joining us this morning. kevin: always good to be with you. jeff: dr. roberts came to the heritage foundation over a year ago promising to make china a priority and he has followed through on the pledge. i've seen him become personally invested in some of our struggles and our efforts to make better legislation on china make better policy on china and pushback against the ccp. he also wrote a fantastic commentary last october titled we are in a new cold war, it's time our politicians started acting like it. i would encourage all to read that, it's one of the better things i've read in china in quite some time. despite the considerable demands on your schedule, you took a trip to taiwan and japan in late february and early mar

very quickly, kevin, i he will. very quickly, kevin, understory. _ he will.nk they have had — government is proposing? i think they have had a _ government is proposing? i think they have had a torrid _ government is proposing? i think they have had a torrid time, i government is proposing? i think they have had a torrid time, the. they have had a torrid time, the british— they have had a torrid time, the british government, and getting their— british government, and getting their proposals through the british parliament, and, again, the really important — parliament, and, again, the really important thing to note here is that as you _ important thing to note here is that as you have — important thing to note here is that as you have said, immigration is a top-5— as you have said, immigration is a top-5 issue — as you have said, immigration is a top—5 issue for voters, it's on the record _ top—5 issue for voters, it's on the record in— top—5 issue for voters, it's on the record in this _ top—5 issue for voters, it's on the record in this country, and that's o

kevin gone one day he gone one day. and this wonderful. >> be talking over how we have been o'leary mirror. i would but america, what are you doing? i but it's not the lara coates live show and i am speaking. so that will be the rule. not been nowhere else. fine. but it's lara coats live and hello, my name is laura coates. the question i want to ask you on this point though, is, what does the reverse? say, kevin, if they do not take action, i hear your point about you believe there's no fraud and that everyone was made whole. but a judge found otherwise. and so given that catherine to kevin's point, can you address what your opinion is on the issue because your big major concern seems to be what happens if this is not followed through by james or the courts? what message would that sound using? think that's that's anti american >> look, i'm surprised that kevin is wasting his good name defending fraud and lies, which i am convinced kevin, you have not committed i don't understand why are you defending the actions of som

kevin, thank you. republican response to biden speech, katie britt of alabama, did the honor with heavy dose of truth social input from former president trump. marianne rafferty is live with that. good evening. gop response delivered by youngest female senator and first woman elected from alabama. she began talking about her worry as a mom of two and what we will pass on for future generations, citing bidenomics, border security and crime. >> the country we know and love seems to be slipping away and seems the next generation will have less opportunity and freedoms than we did. i worry my own children may not get a shot at living their american dreams. >> president biden mentioning flow of illegal migrants, asking republicans to pass a bill after the most recent bill failed, katie britt to stop border policies that were working. >> we know president biden did not just create this border crisis, he invited it. president biden's border policies are a disgrace. this crisis is despicable and the truth is,

>> kevin: 80 toen it0 billion with the algorithm as stands today.ot the deal on the table. >> steve: you can't get the algorithm for a variety offen ras, right? >> kevin: there is a lot of speculation, the chinese government that controls it will not let this technology transfer to the u.s. they would never let us have an app in china, we should have a level playing field. no, i'm not going to be able to buy the algorithm, probably the brand and 170 million users. >> steve: you talked to donald trump had about this in south florida. >> kevin: i asked him if he would let me buy it. you will not happen until after the election, schumer will slow this doup for political reasons and this is fourth attempt to turn this from tiktok china to tiktok usa. that is what i hope to be able to do. i have some advantages and there are others looking at this, we have to form a syndicate. i asked him, as i will biden, i can't get the deal done without national security issue settled and the executive onboard. before i fly out to start this syndicate to raise 30 bill

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renuncia, kevin de león sufrió airadas protestas públicas.s por los comentarios de otras personas, pero reconozco 100% mi presencia en esta junta y eso lo siento mucho. 100, que quede muy claro. pero por eso los los votantes respondieron en la afirmativa y nos dieron su apoyo. kevin de león encabeza por ahora las preferencias electorales en el distrito 14 sobre su contrincante, miguel santiago. algunos vendedores en boyle heights dicen que ya lo perdonaron, pero otros no, no? pues yo. yo por él voté y sigo votando. si sigue, sigo votando por él. si está abierta la herida. pero se puede el perdón, pero a ver qué pasa. kevin de león asegura que ha trabajado duro para recobrar la confianza de la comunidad. nosotros repartimos despensas, cajas de pollo, huevos, arroz, frijoles, tortillas y esos son. esto es un concreto, es un hecho concreto y fijo. por el bien de nuestra gente. kevin de león es más bueno que malo. mi récord es mi récord. es concreto. es un hecho concreto y voy a seguir marchando adelante. yo no me rindo. queda por ver si el elect

would a kevin leery come into new york?> no, i wouldn't bring capital here right now, i'm waiting like everyone else waiting for the adults to settle this issue. i want you to understand as a global investor. this is not a partisan issue. this is bipartisan issue this an assault on what america means around the world and they're watching. we should care what party you're from what is going on here. this is unprecedented. it needs an adult to get in the room with the kids that have gone crazy. we have to let this process go through appeal, whatever the fine will be. larry: they won't let him. >> that is not american. larry: i know. >> so that is what bothers me. larry: let me go to gregg jarrett about that. gregg as we were talking on the sell phone just a few moments ago literally, i asked but the eighth amendment. mr. trump, this crazy judge engoron you can't appeal unless you pony up the 460 million some odd dollars, okay. can he make, can he make an end around, gregg jarrett and appeal to the federal level because the ei

gary and kevin, thanks so much for joining me here today.scuss with you two, but let's start off with the news. gary, what is this partnership and why does it make sense for your business? >> my mission is to make people fall in love with the characters. if i don't get the world to fall in love with the panda and the collectible nfts and everything we do becomes mute. teaming up with kefin and team like moon bug. i don't have to tell any parent watching this how much consumption of coco melon and just like morning cartoons in the '70s or after school in the '80s if you don't live in the mead why where cartoons are being consumed and it's important to me and i'm teaming up with the best. >> teaming up with kevin mayer here. kevin, you have a unique perspective on the kid's content space not just because of coco melon and moon bug because not only were you at disney for many years, but you are currently serving as an adviser to bob iger, ceo of disney. given all of that what is the opportunity to hear and why does it make sense to be partnerin

kevin mrmac dan? we are having problem with your sound, dan. kevin mr mac similar question.ing in the budget that will benefit retirees, have i missed something? m0. budget that will benefit retirees, have i missed something? no, you have i missed something? no, you have not missed _ have i missed something? no, you have not missed something. - have i missed something? no, you have not missed something. the . have i missed something? no, you i have not missed something. the key announcement in this budget was of course about national insurance, a cut in national insurance, and that is for 27 million employees, and the other man to benefit from that, and then for the self employed there was a cut also. some of the think—tanks reporting today looking at how pensioners have been affected. of course they don't get the benefits of that national shoes catch, they don't pay national insurance. but as has been mentioned, the effect of freezing of tax thresholds means more people will be paying more in income tax. the reason we are all talking about it is because it is so important.

he accepted a gift from kevin's nonprofit.e was randomly chosen as more than 100 people in the bay area and los angeles to get $750 in monthly income for a year to use as they saw fit. a year later, he says that basic income was a blessing that he used to buy a bicycle to get around as he looks for a job and awaits his turn on the government housing list. he bought clothes and food and helped with family emergencies and gave to those with even less. >> occasionally he would walk on the streets and hear people say i don't have anything to eat, can you give me money. he would give some of his money to other people. >> reporter: kevin says a study of the basic income recipients show they spent more than a third of the money for food, followed by housing, transportation and health care. fewer are unsheltered. >> after six months of $750 a month for six months, that number went from 30% down to 12%. >> reporter: as part of the program, kevin and andre formed a friendship and are now like family. kevin gave him an invitation to his

kevin: thank you all. [applause] jeff: michael, thanks for taking some time to talk about your paper with us this morning. you are very well known at heritage but you are an unknown commodity to summon the audience. i thought maybe we could begin the conversation by you sharing a little bit about your background and how you came to heritage and where you were before. michael: thank you, i actually took a different path i guess to the think tank world and most people. i worked in the private sector. i was a political risk analyst based in china. i actually lived in china during two different times and in between that, i spent time living in taiwan where i learned quite a bit about the situation there. it's from the perspective of businesses. i was an advisor for businesses there. i guess it was a unique perspective in the think tank world but one that really changed how i view taiwan and mainland china as well. jeff: that experience has been invaluable to your time here. you have done a lot of great writing

the only kevin at this stage. the only kevin lister's job was to teach that kid maths.e, the only thing that he didn't manage to do successfully, because under his tutelage, the child's performance maths declined. performance at maths declined. so you've got someone not doing that actual job, only a teacher's job though , is that teacher's job though, is that now that we are dealing with this situation, we said to kevin lister, if you could have your time again, wouldn't it have just just confirm just been easier to just confirm and along this? and just go along with this? >> said, no . he said he >> and he said, no. he said he absolutely believes that he was it right for him to teach in it was right for him to teach in the way that he did. and he said he didn't go out of his way to cause any distress to this individual. and conversation individual. and the conversation about they were girl about whether they were a girl or because of or a boy arose because of a submission to a maths, a girls only maths test. and he spoke to the child to say, are you sure you want to en

wonderful kevin o'leary, author of cold hard truth. kevin, i want to start with you. i don't know if you have have been in a pickle like this with this mob justice as jonathan turley calls it. if you were mr. trump, what would you do? how would you proceed. what do you think. >> well, i think this case is not about trump any more, he is in a pickle. but i think this is an assault on the american brand. you think about it we're number one economy is we're able to ar attract capital from the world that knows we have a court system that protects property rights, and there is an appeal system in place, so, when you get into a situation like this, everyone makes assumption that there will be an appeal. but it seems because of the size of this penalty against this infraction, he they don't match up, he can't get an appeal, what everyone is asking for in financial services industry, is when are the adults coming into this situation, when will someone who says this is not good for the american brand. this is not good for the brand of new york. this case goes well past trump's

where was kevin?im jordan said of the program how is it possible that a guy that you just met a couple of weeks earlier decides to pay millions of dollars for your tax bill, how did that relationship happen and why is he paying all of hunter's bills and he said that and is a good question. what is his role why is he paying his bills and there was an e-mail that he was on, kevin morris was on and he said we need to ensure to protect this for politics. in other words he was mentioning we need to protect hunter because of the election. i'll ask jason smith at 8:00 a.m. when he joins me this morning he has real clarity on the e-mail and the relationship between kevin morrison hunter biden we're going to slip in a short break the back-and-forth struggles in t the real estate market this week's housing data in the new commission rules for agents costing everybody more. you were watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of

where is the recession, kevin? >> we don't have one and engineered first time ever a soft landing and i see this for my own private companies and employees 5-50 million in sales and softer than 24 months ago revenue wise and the collapse we anticipated to build the right amount of inventory and one thing that's remarkable, rates have gone up, stayed up, and yet the market, the s&p 500 absorb that had because people have to remember, 20 years ago, this was the norm in rates and i was 6%, 7%, you know, cost of capital was not extraordinary for decades. here we are back at that, and we're absorbing it so i'm not sure the fed is going to make a move at all this year. everybody is saying when will they cut three times. they're not cutting anything. stuart: the market could rally even if they don't cut. >> everyone should stop whining, they did a great job. stuart: no whining on this program. this is up our street now, i saw a tweet you don't think people should merge their accounts with their significant other. are you

how do you respond to kevin's saying? to what kevin's saying?look, i mean, i do have considerable sympathy, actually, for and i do understand that at >> and i do understand that at the there was a real the time there was a real perception that adults, perhaps all of perhaps a subset, all of them, perhaps a subset, were in real danger. i think there are a few things i'd say to that. i think it seems that the risk from covid, many of us might accept now that that was rather overinflated. i don't blame the teaching unions for that. i've put the blame of that squarely at the door of government. but i think at the same time, the harms of school closures were either downplayed or perhaps not taken into account in the way they could have been. so you talk a lot about the sage papers and the r rate, and we heard so much about that. all those charts. it's very deliberate. you know, propagandised fear environment that we were to live that we all were asked to live unden that we all were asked to live under. we never heard really the equivalent about the o

kevin, what are your thoughts? i graduated from college but i changed my mind on this, is on because you are working and set yourself up, set -- save some cash, i would not charge. >> trace: should you charge? yes 80 percent instagram, i think it's fine to charge runs after graduation. nice intro to the real world. should be paying rent or doing chores puttmac i was given this option at 24, johnny if you make it too easy on them they will never do it themselves. and nominal charge that it teaches them responsibility is not a bad thing. thank you all, and thank you for watching america's late news. and the stories you'll tell after. if that sounds like where you want to be... then checkout bass pro shops and cabela's spring fishing classic for the biggest fishing & boating sale of the year! save up to an additional $5,000 on the world's leading boat brands during the model year clearance event. plus receive a free gift card up to $2000 with purchase. your adventure starts here. i've struggled with generalized myasth

first name's kevin. every kevin's always a great guy, and then "hart".s insane! if he wanted to change his name for show business, he'd have to make it "kevin irresistible". laughter it's the only way you could improve it. plenty more on all of that and all the day's top stories on the bbc news website and the bbc news app. that's it from me for the moment. all the top business stories are coming up for you in a few minutes' time. thanks for watching. hello again. the forecast from earlier has changed because the met office has dropped tuesday's yellow weather warning for significant hill snow in scotland and heavy rain. the amounts we are now expecting are not going to be as much. but you can see in the rainfall accumulation chart over the next 5 days, there is still a lot of rain in the forecast, particularly across parts of south—west england. here, we could see in excess of 18 metres in the next 5 days. today we have this weather front which is continuing to push northwards, bringing in some rain and hill snow, just not as much is originally thought.

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maria: kevin roberts joining us. quick break.ow long he will spend behind bars. kelly o'grady is live from new yonewyork city district court ts morning. >> reporter: sam bankman-fried is facing up to 110 years in prison. the prosecution wants 40 to 50, the defense, just five to six and-a-half. i'll break down how the judge will think about it and what to expect today. that's next. awkward question... is there going to be anything... -left over? -yeah. oh, absolutely. (inner monologue) my kids don't know what they want. you know who knows what she wants? me! with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so you don't have to worry. empower. what's next. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering po

first name's kevin. every kevin's always a great guy and then "hart".name is hart?! come on, it's insane! if he wanted to change his name for show business, he'd have to make it "kevin irresistible". laughter it's the only way you could improve it. the un secretary—general antonio guterres is visiting jordan. he has been holding talks and we are waiting to hear what he has to say. he has said there is growing international consensus to tell israel that a ceasefire is needed and that any assault on rafah because a humanitarian disaster. the un security council are set to vote on a new draft resolution on an immediate ceasefire in gaza after russia and china vetoed early attempts, proposed by the united states a few days ago. let's just listen in. states a few days ago. let's 'ust listen in. ., ., ., , ., ., listen in. the ongoing devastation in gaza as well _ listen in. the ongoing devastation in gaza as well as _ listen in. the ongoing devastation in gaza as well as rising _ listen in. the ongoing devastation in gaza as well as rising violence l in gaza

absolutely horrific. >> well, kevin, hold on a second. kevin, don't leave on one day. hold on.i coul[ sid be one day and this wonderful noise won't be talked over. kevin o'leary, america, i would like to say america. what are you doing? i thought i heard the laura coats live show, and i am speaking. >> kevin, kevin o'leary is deada on accurate. >> or as jonathan turley put it, wed on witnessing mob justi. >> look at this. posically, his position is in order to get any other judge to look at what i've donesi i to y. you've got to come up with basically a half a billion dollars just to appeal. it's like a judge sayingo ap. i'm here to take your house away, but you can appeal my decision. can y decisionlr tol your house in order to do it. it doesn't. many people look at this as a type of almost mob justice as you know, the attorney general ran on bagging trump. >>e she's now pledging to seizeg his property just because he come up with this bond. at some point, the courts have got his to step in and say, and look, this is just simplyenough enough. >> all right.is whe so the questio

he accepted a gift from kevin's nonprofit. he was randomly chosen as more than 100 people in the bay area and los angeles to get $750 in monthly income for a year to use as they saw fit. a year later, he says that basic income was a blessing that he used to buy a bicycle to get around as he looks for a job and awaits his turn on the government housing list. he bought clothes and food and helped with family emergencies and gave to those with even less. >> occasionally he would walk on the streets and hear people say i don't have anything to eat, can you give me money. he would give some of his money to other people. >> reporter: the study of the basic income recipients show they spent more than a third of the money for food, followed by housing, transportation and health care. fewer are unsheltered. >> after six months of $750 a month for six months, that number went from 30% down to 12%. >> reporter: as part of the program, kevin and andre formed a friendship and are now like family. kevin gave him an invitation to his wedding

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kevin corke live in dc, kevin thank you.resident biden and former president trump made dualing trips tops the southern border, trump decided to visit eagle pass which many consider ground zero of the border crisis biden decided on brownsville where the flow of migrants is a trickle. ashley strohmier live with those details tonight. good evening. >> reporter: hi trace a tail of two different trips toss the texas border today. president joe biden visited brownsville where migrant and hennings have dropped dramatically in recent months as you said, largely due to the installation of razor wire a tactic the biden administration oppose. former president donald trump was just over 300 miles away in eagle pass texas and what the texas tribune is calling the current epicenter of immigration enforcement efforts. texas governor greg abbott joined trump during his trip. both went after the president, listen. >> i don't think he's on the border itself right now he's in some sanitized location in the brownsville area not seeing the razor

accusing cia of blocking federal investigators from interviewing hunter biden so-called sugar brother kevin morris during five year problem into tax return james comer judiciary committee chairman jim jordan sending a let to cia director william burn saying two doj compilers allegedly called into cia headquarters told morris would not be a witness he was off limits for their investigation into hunter biden the house judiciary committee suing two officials attempting to fov subpoenas related to hunter biden investigation want to ask why they groo he had to bring chargers ghirntz, and reversed decision a few months later house ways and means chairman, missouri congressman jason smith here for the power hour fox news contributor senior counsel to president trump and author of here's the deal kellyanne conway, and newt gingrich. great to see everybody thank you so much for being here, this morning, mr. chairman, i appreciate you joining me on such an important day, what exactly took place from your standpoint in terms of this cia getting involved in your investigation? >> maria, this new cia, w

kevin sharkey in — minister and taoiseach. kevin sharkey in belfast, _ minister and taoiseach.ter and taoiseach. kevin sharkey in belfast, thank you| minister and taoiseach. kevin - sharkey in belfast, thank you very much for the latest. to russia next — the country is observing a national day of mourning today, for the victims of friday's attack on a concert venue, just outside moscow. president putin lit a candle in a church at his residence outside moscow in memory of the victims. the authorities now say at least 137 people died in the attack on concertgoers in the crocus city hall. large numbers of russians have continued to lay flowers at a makeshift memorial at the concert venue — others have queued to donate blood for the many survivors. i want to take you now to some live pictures that we are getting from moscow. several of the suspects who were arrested on saturday were transferred to the investigative headquarters in moscow, and we understand that this, you can see lots of heavily armed security there, this is where they may well appear shortly. there are four of thos

, we love kevin hassett. down voter worries as fed officials warn u.s. inflation is still unacceptably high. the big debate breaking out if and when the fed will cut rates. plus, you're going to want to hear the latest on what the washington post is reporting on the president's head-scratching, curious, odd behavior behind the scenes. what the washington post found out is pretty stunging. but first, let's check in with our buddies dagen and sean to hear what they've got coming up on "the bottom line." sean: hey, ex--mac, we are going to razzle-dazzle this friday. we're going to talk about the state of america before joe biden talks about the state of the union. we have steve forbes to unpack that. dagen: and two left-wing squad members made a secret trip down to cuba because they love and lust after that communist power and control. jorge -- famous ufc fighter, love him so much, will be here. he is the son of a man who escaped communist cuba. and congressman james comer on why the holdup on delivering informa

kevin frazier, great to have you. thank you so much for taking the time after such a fun and no doubt, late night, we appreciate it >> always great to talk to you, you sealer, boris and brianna take care, of thanks. >> president biden is looking to keep up his momentum from last week while donald trump isn't pulling his punches, the latest on the presidential race, and a fallout from senator katie britt's response to biden when we come back i was was calling a trap and he couldn't get out vegas was having an identity crisis. that was the beginning of the downfall. but degas, at a different idea, vegas, the story of sensitive. sunday at ten on cnn from friends coming over >> mom's coming over so many >> ways to save life, ready wallet, happy but 365 by whole foods market you need the mobile home into g, weight t-mobile home internet it's odd >> how in an instant, things can transform into free fall i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. >> go >> standing the test of time >> how barry no disrespect. >> a second term

kevin plank will return as ceo.ill stay on as an adviser through april and plank will remain on under armour's board. i spoke to the executive chairman of dick's at stack, and he said we are enthusiastic that kevin plank is back at the helm. under armour a long time vendor for dick's sporting goods. i'm hearing there's forward moment for macy's, and its activist battle. a proxy admitted by archouse and brigade and seems that macy's is in the process of drafting a confidentiality agreement to turn over nonpublic financial information to the activist. that is a fairly significant step right now. their bid is $24, but depending on what -- $24 per share but what the confidentiality agreement and due diligence could show the activist it is possible that they could go ahead and up that bid, but they are going forward again with this proxy battle. kind of an interesting move there. i was a little surprised that they're potentially drafting this agreement to turn over some of this information. >> i think there had been an e