lance: joe mccarthy. i would see him in the senate when i was 13 years old and i would ride up and down the elevators with him. he smelled of whiskey. i think the first thing that needed to be noted about joe mccarthy was that he really was an alcoholic. that was a primary fact about him. he was not entirely wrong in what he said about communism, and there was proof of it in the decryption's that came out later about communist infiltration in american life. he was terribly reckless. whittaker chambers, for example, had a very low opinion of mccarthy and said he was very bad for conservative america, very, very bad, because he discredited. he was a lout in many ways. he was a bully and a lout. but as i say, he was not entirely wrong. henry luce's son, hank luce, was a reporter in the washington bureau in the early 1950's. hank did the reporting for a "time" magazine article at that time that was very, very tough on mccarthy. it was tougher and earlier th an edward r. morrow's famous takedown of mccarthy. i

in the city of lancing. suspect was located by units that were assisting in looking for that suspect after the shootings. the suspect is deceased due to a self-inflic self-inflicted gunshot wound and we are prepared to release the name of the person who committed these homicides at this time. we have previously confirmed he was 43 years old, a male. his name is anthony, last name is mccray. mcrae. anthony dwyanecrae. mcrae. anthony dwyane mcrae. we would like to thank you or community for their help. because of our quick release of the photograph from the campus security cameras and help from our community, it was a caller's tip that led law enforcement to that suspect in the city of lancing. we cannot thank the public and the community and the person who called in that report in enough for being observant, for following our messaging, and for being vigilant in contacting us immediately. we will continue to share resources for the msu community through our institutional website and our msu police and public

lance gooden, what can you tell us? >> i echo those concerns.t the security is something you just can't make up for. our district attorneys, our sheriffs are dealing with the fentanyl crisis like never before, they're dealing with crime from illegal immigrant, but the everyday security concerns are what's on the mind of my constituents. they believe, like most americans, that this border is open, that this president has failed them, and they want some security in their everyday lives. you see it there in new york where you are, but down in texas we are -- i'm an 8-hour drive from the border in my district, and people are frustrated and very scared. maria: yeah. we've been to the border five times, and we witnessed it as well. i guess my question is why, why do you think that the biden administration is okay with having this wide open border? and what can congress do about it in terms of an immigration policy? >> well, i think what we want to do first is secure the border. immigration and border security are two very different things, and republi

here is the thing, lance, they lost on streaming. don't think the stock would be up today if they didn't lay off all the people. that is common occurrence this year. you lay off a bunch of people, the stock goes up. how are you feel about disney these days? >> i like the company in general, but you know it is still very expensive. here is a stock that trades at 63 times trailing earnings. it has 193 times price to cash flow, doesn't pay a dividend. one the big themes later this year if we get into economic slowdown, even worse recession i really want to focus on companies that have true value, right? so the value of the company is well there but also pays a dividend and disney cut their dividend. you kind of lose that one leg of the value component. i would kind of wait here if i was wanting to buy disney. i think it is very overbought right now. if you get a pullback and they kind of get this turn-around going, it could be a good buying opportunity. charles: kenny? >> have you been to disney lately? i think what is amazing to me, do

lance came on the show many times, and i thought lance did a good job, but by this empirical data, he bad job, and in the end, you have to default to empirical, not to personal, and i wonder myself whether i wasn't captivated by how lance came on and talked about how he had done a lot of things to make it so the executive suite was more representative of america. i really liked that. but they talk about how -- this hedge fund talked about how there was someone who was brought in and was doing precision railroading, and then somehow he said that he was -- he left. it doesn't really explain why he left, but obviously the implication is that lance didn't -- they didn't get along with lance and there was the guy who left, and it seemed like that's who they want to be the ceo. but i wish the analysts, whom we rely on so much, had been more adamant to say how bad lance was, and i feel like i'd like to know the other side. but the fact that lance has left seemed like it was verification that the board said, yeah, this guy's a big mistake. you said how they don't own a lot. this was one of th

for more on the message from tonight's speech keisha lance bot bottoms.r joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> first, biden, of course, will say the state of the union is strong tonight. according to a new abc news "washington post" poll, though, more than 6 in 10 americans say the president has not accomplished much during his administration, despite the passage of bills in the last congress. i wonder, how does he plan to change minds tonight? >> well, it's going to be important for the president to remind the american people of what has been accomplished. as you know, there's been a lot that's been done over the past two years from strengthening the economy to making sure that insulin prices are capped for seniors at $35. the toughest gun legislation in decades. so there's an entire list of things that have been accomplished but it's going to be important for the president to remind the american people of those accomplishments and also to remind us that there's more work to be done. we have to finish the job. there's still so many addi

and lance gooden's to the d.o.j.bility problem and you and answers on china donating to all of these ands. biden a link universities. but i want to begin first on the border. ctins affecting your districts? congressman jodey arrington kick us off.e >> thinking about to the lens of the budget it's a huge economic drain on communities throughout the country. especially border states in border communities. but it's a humanitarian crisiscd and a security crisis first and foremost. 1 the record number of drugs, mainly fentanyl killing overur 100,000 americans are pouring into our communities. crime is up. our local law enforcement officers are stretched thin. i our schools are overwhelmed. our hospitals are inundated. i this complete chaos. the people in texas and other border stakes are completely overwhelmed and they feel t completelyhe abandoned by this a derelict president who is not upholding the laws of the land. maria: unbelievable lawlessness. lance gooden what can you tell us?g >> i echo those concerns. the money

thank you, thank you lance. you know, it is interesting how light works i remember as kids doing the hambone but not did historic and culture connection. thank you very much for that excitement raurmdz and keeping with that tradition the next element of the program will be to sing negro national anthem we have lawrence will lead and the words in our program. >> (music). >> lift up every voice and sing if every voice can sing to the heavenly ring with the harmony of liberty of liberty. let all rejoicing rise oh, yeah high as the sky (music) let every sound really as the rolling sea. >> oh, yeah. >> 10u7bd go oh, sing a song full of (unintelligible) sing a song. >> full the hope that the present oh, yeah. >> sing the rising sun of our new day begun let us until our victory is won. >> so good as a rode no end of the day. and with a steady beat at our weary feet. >> come to the place for which our fathers are. >> we have come over a wave that the tears have been harbors we have come treading the path among the slaug

but you feel safe in east lancing, especially to campus.do to your overall feeling of safety and well-being there? >>ist it just makes me anxious to come to school i'm just very nervous. even right now i'm super tense sitting in my house, like everything's locked up >> laura: ben are you hearing the helicopters being reported looking for the suspect? >> yeah, there's constantly like helicopters and sirens all across campus. >> laura: and what is the chatter among students on campus that you are hearing who are actually -- i know you're just slightly off campus but the students on campus, i mean, are people calmly reacting to this, just listening to the recommendations of the university? obviously not leaving their rooms. >> i'm not sure. i mean, it's like shots all across campus in like different locations have been reported. i think there's just a lot going on. >> laura: and do you live with anybody ben or are you by yourself there? >> i'm with my roommates right now. >> laura: okay. so you're just trying to gobble up any piece of informat

thank you, thank you lance. you know, it is interesting how light works i remember as kids doing the hambone but not did historic and culture connection. thank you very much for that excitement raurmdz and keeping with that tradition the next element of the program will be to sing negro national anthem we have lawrence will lead and the words in our program. >> (music). >> lift up every voice and sing if every voice can sing to the heavenly ring with the harmony of liberty of liberty. let all rejoicing rise oh, yeah high as the sky (music) let every sound really as the rolling sea. >> oh, yeah. >> 10u7bd go oh, sing a song full of (unintelligible) sing a song. >> full the hope that the present oh, yeah. >> sing the rising sun of our new day begun let us until our victory is won. >> so good as a rode no end of the day. and with a steady beat at our weary feet. >> come to the place for which our fathers are. >> we have come over a wave that the tears have been harbors we have come treading the path among the slaug

and brock purdy came along and put lance's starting status in question. we caught up with lance today as the team was cleaning out their lockers. he says he will be 100% healthy for the niners offseason program in. he can't be worried about potentially having lost his job to brock purdy. >> yeah, i'm excited to on. and so i can same same situation, though. it's been for last 2 really, my whole nothing. nothing is really changing. still have the same mindset. read you guys. articles unfortunately for you guys but and i know people do. and part of it is part of this job part of but if i'm worried about that stuff, you know, i've said it million times. i just worry about what these guys think in this locker with the coaches think what the police organization think anything outside of that. it's towed out of my control. so i don't know. i let that have an impact on. >> oh, man side is going to start. >> we reported it yesterday and today it became official demeco ryans is the newest head coach of the houston texans. he signed a six-year contract with the orga

let's discuss what's happening and bring in ria and adviser cio lance roberts. lance, you've been in camp of inflation falling sharply and you're on record for that, but what about the notion of a soft landing or possibly no recession? >> looking to be more of the case and employment data and no signs of employers cutting back and the key number in that employment report today was the hour's work which if you're an economy that's slowing down, first thing that they do is [ technical problems ] so there's a lot of data starting to suggest that, you know, this economy may not be as weak as we expect. the big challenge is going to be whether or not all these rate hikes that the fed did is going to be too much or not. we won't know that for a few more months unfortunately. charles: yeah, at least jay powell talking about disinflation now. they realize that the lag effect is showing itself and to your point, maybe they've done too good of a job. you've put something, posted something i've appreciated and decomposition of the s&p 500 and 21% multiple expansion and 31%

at noon eastern time, live on in-depth, author, iciest, and journalist lance morrow joins us to talk and take your calls on american culture, politics and history.

. >> he was a true savior the 49ers season after the team lost trey lance and jimmy garoppolo.s unclear what next year will bring for mr. not so irrelevant. lance says the work begins now to prove he is the guy for the job. >> i am excited to go out and show what i can do. same situation for me the last two years. nothing has changed. >> players and fans are itching to get back to the big game. a super bowl in las vegas. what everyone wants to know is -- >> what is it going to take to get over the hump? >> i think we were on the right track. >> very talented roster, great roster. >> we won't know the true answers to those questions until tow meets ball season. trey lance said it best today, that gives media and fans plenty to talk about until that time. for now, off season begins. dan: there is a lot to talk about. let's take a look at the weather forecast. ama: gorgeous behind us with the sunset. >> beautiful right now considering how cold it was this morning. take a look at the live picture from our emeryville camera. we are seeing some high clouds passing through the bay are

lance, triggered by torrential rain, have killed at least 1000 people. that number may rise as rescue crews have yet to reach all affected communities. all the casualties are in northern palo state. in one city. 60 centimeters of rain fell in just 24 hours. now it's been 2 weeks since earthquakes devastated parts of turkey and syria. millions of people are homeless and need food and shelter. a groups and authorities now faced the enormous task of providing for them. the u. s. is among the countries providing health. it's top diplomat has been visiting the graves of loved ones. many here have lost their own homes and have no idea where to turn next. coffins still piling up 2 weeks after the disaster. u. s. secretary of state antony lincoln, travel to half a province to see the damage for himself. intellect airbase has become one of the main centers for taking in relief supplies. at the same time, international rescue teams are leaving their work complete. now that hopes of finding more survivors are all but gone. many small villages in the disaster, so no

house to the white house including new jersey governor phil murphy and senior white house aide keisha lance bottoms. >>> and 643 days, more than a dozen possible republican candidates. is the fear of challenging trump in 2024 in the rearview mirror? >>> plus, the just released information about the potential contender whose home is about to be searched for classified material according to people familiar with the matter. >>> frozen power lines, fallen trees, the misery in texas where ice storms have led to power outages for more than 400,000 people. how long before they get it back? but we begin with the demands for police reform, proclaimed loudly from the pulpit at the mississippi boulevard christian church, and yet, seeming to fall on deaf ears in the halls of congress. later this afternoon, the congressional black caucus is set to meet with president biden demanding new laws to address police brutality hoping that the horrific death of tyre nichols might unlock the political will to do something this time. but senator tim scott is now saying that discussions about bringing back the geor

host: our guest is an author and his latest book, "the noise of typewriters: remembering journalism," lance morrow on washington journal. thanks for your time. guest: great to be here. host: before we start on the contents of the book, could you tell your experiences in journalism, particularly the work for time magazine? guest: i work for them for many years, 40 years. mostly as an essayist on the back page of the magazine. i was a writer in new york, writing national news for a while. then, i did the essay section. before that, i worked for the washington star, which was closed a number of years ago. i worked briefly for the danville news in pennsylvania, which is also extinct. that is when i was in high school. i spent a summer on the buffalo news when i was in college. i was mainly in magazines, mainly time magazine. host: was it those experiences that lead you to write this book? guest: my parents were both journalists when they were younger, of course it was those experiences. also, it was the change from the earlier america and earlier journalism to what we have now, the change from

steph curry and trey lance were at stanford tonight. ama: what were they watching? larry beil is here with sports. cornell: a one of the best teams. and pushing ucla down to the wire. next in sports. ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. larry: senior night at stanford with a third-ranked women's basketball team closing out the schedule with 17th ranked ucla, and this was a struggle. trey lance, steph curry in the front row. haley jones with the block, gets it up to cameron brett. coast to coast for the hoop, plus the foul. brick tying her season high with 21 points. lena sontag wide open, big t for ucla to

kesha lance bottom, mitch landrieu, we are here on behalf of the people of our country and our president, joe biden. and we are here to celebrate the life of tyre nichols. mrs. brown, mr. brown, you have been extraordinary. in terms of your strength, your courage, and your grace. and we mourn with you and the people of our country mourn with you. and i have -- i'm going to be very brief. mothers around the world, when their babies are born, pray to god, when they hold that child, that that body and that life will be safe. for the rest of his life. yet we have a mother and a father who mourn the life of a young man who should be here today. they have a grandson who now does not have a father. his brothers and sister will lose the love of growing old with their baby brother. and when we look at this situation, this is a family that lost their son and their brother, through an act of violence, at the hands and the feet of people who have been charged with keeping them safe. [applause] and when i think about the courage and the strength of this family, i think it demands that we speak truth.

charles: want to go to ria advisers' cio lance roberts.ce, you've got that i told you so look on your face. [laughter] look at that. you said this was going to the happen. last time you predicted every economic data point that came out today you said would be hot. so here is the question, what happens next? >> look, i'm going to real just quickly say i'm short the consumer and long the recession risk. so i'm going to take the other side of the bet from ed though, okay? charles: okay. >> if you take a look at the yield curve as a good example, right now the 3-month/10-month yield curve has bottomed and started to turn up. that is historically your first tick of the recession clock. and so if you -- everybody's been kind of expecting this recession last year. data's starting to catch up so that now we are starting that 6-9 month window for the next recession. so all of this is telling you what's happening with the market, with inflation data, with the fed, with this economic data -- which, by the way, love ed, but that's a lot of lagging dat

kesha lance bottom, mitch landrieu, we are here on behalf of the people of our country and our president, joe biden. and we are here to celebrate the life of tyre nichols. mrs. brown, mr. brown, you have been extraordinary. in terms of your strength, your courage, and your grace. and we mourn with you and the people of our country mourn with you. and i have -- i'm going to be very brief. mothers around the world, when their babies are born, pray to god, when they hold that child, that that body and that life will be safe. for the rest of his life. yet we have a mother and a father who mourn the life of a young man who should be here today. they have a grandson who now does not have a father. his brothers and sister will lose the love of growing old with their baby brother. and when we look at this situation, this is a family that lost their son and their brother, through an act of violence, at the hands and the feet of people who have been charged with keeping them safe. [applause] and when i think about the courage and the strength of this family, i think it demands that we speak truth.

now shanahan says the niners will turn to their two young quarterbacks, brock purdy and trey lance. purdy seems to be headed for elbow surgery which would have him and lance competing for the starting job in augment august. >>> beyonce is heading back on tour and she has a stop in the bay area. does your vitamin c last 24 hours? only nature's bounty does. with immune 24 hour plus you get longer-lasting vitamin c plus herbal and other immune superstars. get more with nature's bounty. >>> the january rainstorms left a dark cloud over communities in the hard-hit santa cruz mountains. this afternoon, though, a ray of sunshine. chris chmura is live at a recovery event open to all families. chris, what's going on behind you? >> reporter: janelle, so at least temporarily the sound of the chainsaws have been replaced with laughter and the dark clouds replaced by clouds of free cotton candy. here is what's happening. the united way, the nonprofit company bridges and comcast have put together this event with free food and free movies for families from 3:00 until 7:00 here at 106 whispering pi

thank you, thank you lance.is interesting how light works i remember as kids doing the hambone but not did historic and culture connection. thank you very much for that excitement raurmdz and keeping with that tradition the next element of the program will be to sing negro national anthem we have lawrence will lead and the words in our program. >> (music). >> lift up every voice and sing if every voice can sing to the heavenly ring with the harmony of liberty of liberty. let all rejoicing rise oh, yeah high as the sky (music) let every sound really as the rolling sea. >> oh, yeah. >> 10u7bd go oh, sing a song full of (unintelligible) sing a song. >> full the hope that the present oh, yeah. >> sing the rising sun of our new day begun let us until our victory is won. >> so good as a rode no end of the day. and with a steady beat at our weary feet. >> come to the place for which our fathers are. >> we have come over a wave that the tears have been harbors we have come treading the path among the slaughter. out of t

lance says he's going to be 100% healthy for the niners offseason program and he can be worried about potentially having lost his job to brought praise god focus on other things. >> i'm excited to go on. and so i can same same situation that it's been for the last 2 really, my whole life. i'm not nothing's really changed. and still have the same mindset. read you guys, articles and fortunately for us, but and i know people but if i'm worried about that stuff, you know, i've said it many times. i just worry about what these guys think in this locker with the coaches think what the organization think anything outside of that, it's towed out of my iontrol. so i don't know. i let that have an impact >> stay focused. stay focused. okay. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco gearing up for the annual lunar new year parade. how officers plan to keep attendees safe. we'll talk more about that when we get back. >> they will. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we are now going on for 30. can you believe are hardy in the month of february? and according to john, there's a

oh trey lance. >> i would way. a high level and handled himself the right way. i don't want it to be a situation where i am just handed something. i feel so bad for brock for his injury. i truly believe everything happens for a reason. he will be better for it, and i will be better for it. patrick mahomes says he is definitely in a better spot with regards to his injured right ankle. the coach says he is doing well, moved well during a fast practice. the 49ers lost to both the chiefs and eagles this season. christian mccaffrey had this take on watching the big game. >> i hope both teams lose. to me, it doesn't i wish i was playing so bad. that game still hurts, and it will for a while. i think nick bosa said it best. i don't know if i'm going to watch the game, it might hurt too much. chris: happy birthday, homecoming for my tonight in portland. i sun coming off game, season high 12 three-pointers in monday's win over okc. warriors star guard turning 33 today and returning to the pacific northwest, where he grew up

at the moment i have a few companies trialing lance air. hopefully they will soon order the mats and stop pushing out those polypropylene mats and they're using at the moment, which makes sense since synthetic materials are made from oil themselves and are not biodegradable. that's just one more reason. many environmentally minded people want hair to play a central role in the effort to clean up contaminated waters all over the world. from europe, back to africa, they cultivate with the world's youngest population. people here are also most likely to be affected by climate change in their life. time. that is right, crease in kenya, drought is already having a huge impact on communities. and that has many people. her son, especially young people, are next report futures. a one woman was really found at her own environmental protection organization. oh, and anita, so he not is a climate warrior. she's fighting to protect her home armed northwood weapons but would treat saplings. cardeana, county sock of nearby is suffering. it's was drought i

the 49ers are moving forward with brock purdy and trey lance.an was asked how he plans to handle the quarterback situation. >> i don't think there's much to handle, one guy can't go in another guy should be ready for a teays. >> lance will be ready to go later this spring. as for purdy, no decision has yet been made on surgery, but, the additional test for his elbow have the 49ers confident he will be healthy to go next season. >> the positive bit of news is that it seems to be consistent, that the right approach is that one. it takes about the six month mark. >> and then, there is jimmy garoppolo. any chance he returns for one more year? >> i don't see that scenario. >> nfl free agency is still six weeks away. for now, kyle shanahan is looking for a new defensive coordinator to replace d'amico ryans >> thank you. >>> up next, she started holding a guitar pick as a little girl and recorded her first cd at the age of 13. how her family put a bay area native on the path to a (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early