liz: john, good stuff. please come back. >> i will.ection territory and has to close. if it closes down, what we were saying brad? i know that if we close down for -- if it closes down 690 points, it's in correction territory. right now it's down 693. so bring in a guy with 200 billion in asset management and going with cio and gus, what do you think happens tomorrow and buying in the last couple minutes of trade because everything's cheaper? >> today is a waterfall and look at people fearing if there's inflaying, the fed is on hold in here. look at six months, you're in a better place today than tomorrow. and best house on the bad block so-to-speak and remember, only 11% of the economy is imports. we're a services directed economy and the stuff we're looking at and potentially what's happening, we're not as worried. >> we're looking at k shape economy and the hiring is doing weld and siting on 5% interest rates they're garnering on a monthly basis and they're sitting with a house that's paid off and they're living large with the incom

joining the conversation fox news contributor liz peek is here, michael d strategy founder is here and cheryl casone. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: we kick it off with a hot topic of hour another big week with capitol hill president trump will address a joint session of congress tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern the event of the week seven weeks after taking back the white house terrorists on canada mexico and china will take effect tomorrow as planned. commerce secretary howard lautner told me yesterday that trump may in fact lower the 25% tariff for canada and mexico. he tells me why yesterday. >> both mexico and canada have done a reasonable job on the border there working hard on the border but the fentanyl continues to come into this country and continues to murder our people. he is thinking about it right now how he wants to play with mexico and canada and as a fluent situation. there will be tariffs on tuesday on mexico and canada exactly what they are we will develop for the president and his team to negotiate. maria: he said it's fluid, the white house i

liz: you see some of that.ld spreads over the past few months, you have seen this grind lower in sprints. high yields are highly correlated with the equity market, but there has been a spike in high-yield spreads over the past four weeks which again is healthy. there should be a correlation with the equity market. the big change that has occurred in 2025, 10-year treasury yields started to respond to growth fears more so that inflation fears. what we were seeing in the latter half of 24, early weeks of 25, the 10-year was rising because of inflation fears. now it has come down quite a bit because of growth fears. the shift is, that drop in the 10-year yield has not served as a tailwind for stocks. you are seeing those fears faked through into stocks, high-yield spreads, and the 10-year treasury yield. lisa: there are so many different themes layered on top of each other, we talked about the potential for tariffs to come on on tuesday, response from the european union to different geopolitical developments. from

lester. >> liz kreutz, thank you. >>> a new warning from cdc about measles as cases spread to more statese worst outbreak in west texas, 20 people have been hospitalized. here's sam brock. >> reporter: tonight, there are now more than 160 measles cases in ten states, kentucky and washington reporting their first patients. but texas has seen the most infections, 146 statewide and the death of a 6-year-old child. san antonio officials warning hundreds if not thousands of people may have been exposed by a recent infected visitor. >> i want to take this podium to send a plea out, urge the community, we say this every phone call, if you are sick, stay home. don't go to the movie theater, don't go to large restaurants. >> reporter: how infectious is measles? >> measles is the most infectious virus we know of right now. >> reporter: dr. ronald cook oversees public health in lubbock, texas, a city where 20-plus children are currently hospitalized. >> that's a significant number. we consider children and young adolescents, teenagers, to be our healthy patient population. >> reporter: one mom who g

liz kreutz from santa fe. >> reporter: tonight, new clues into the mysterious deaths of gene hackman, wife betsy betsy arakawa and their dog. authorities say they had been likely dead for ten days before a maintenance worker found the couple dead. >> an initial interrogation was conducted of mr. hackman's pacemaker, his last event was recorded february 17, 2025. that's a very good assumption that was his last day of life. >> reporter: the sheriff also saying an initial autopsy revealed no signs of carbon monoxide poisoning. investigators have removed several items from the home. >> we're doing a time liline from e time of death, autopsy and results and working our way backwards. >> reporter: according to the search warrant, 95-year-old hackman and his 65-year-old wife were found in separate rooms, arakawa in the bathroom with pills on the counter and the body shows signs of mummification. knowing what you know about the conditions of the body, who do you think died first? >> that's what we want answered. >> reporter: with so much unknown, more tributes for the oscar winner pouring in.

liz: first of all.ould say this, one of the reasons that inflation went through the roof under joe biden, was because from spending went out of control. and as those trillion dollars were al indicated by congress motivated by president jay powell was mute never said anything, about the fiscal said of balance sheet raised interest rates to bring, inflation under control but my view is he has been a terrible federal reserve chairman nowo never weighed in on that why now want to basically reverse expectations, expectations are that the regulatory climate will become more-favorable for financial institutions and banks, because it has been stultifying, i don't know why jay powell would want to take this on himself extremely strange to me. maria: the key here that is he has not replace michael barr that he is key to this story not necessarily down the approve doj cuts but not replaced michael barr a nightmare for the banks because rules on regulations around xavrlg else we don't have a new vice chairman of ba

liz kreutz continues to follow this story for us.ystery. there is no surveillance footage in or outside the home. adding to the challenge, the couple was very private. it is not known who they last had contact with. but hackman's pacemaker is offering concrete evidence about the timeline. tributes are continuing to pour in for the beloved actor, including at last night's academy awards. >> if we meet again, then we'll smile. >> reporter: this morning as hollywood honors the legendary career of gene hackman -- >> our community lost a giant. >> reporter: -- many questions remain about how the 95-year-old actor, his wife bets kae arakawa, and one of their dogs died in their santa fe home. an initial autopsy showed no signs of carbon monoxide poisoning. the best clue into when he died was his pacemaker, which showed activity on february 17th, nearly ten days before the couple was found. >> according to the pathologist, i think that is a very good assumption, that that was his last day of life. >> reporter: according to an affidavit, inve

. >> liz and chen dashed off to set up their skit. when i'm reading in front of a big group and i lose track of words, i always, like, do a little freakout. but i'm just reading to a dog, so it feels much easier. >> he yells many things. >> reporter: 9-year-old andrew read to arrow every week last year. the two share a special bond. >> last year, i got to read to her every wednesday, which is really cool. and i've improved a lot. >> reporter: the r.e.a.d. program has students improve their reading and language skills, and boost their confidence. >> they're becoming more fluent. they're their decoding skills are flourishing. and most importantly, we've seen an increase in their confidence. >> it's a bit more common when i read to arrow, because my sister's usually talking when i read at home. >> i got a new pet. >> in fact, we get emails from parents saying, all of a sudden, their child wants to go home and read to their pet hamster or cat or dog. they see their children become more confident and eager to read. >> it is a wet day. >> t

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do wanna say, last week, former vice president dick cheney and his daughter, former representative liz cheney, endorsed kamala harris for president, not president trump. and there are many conservatives like them who agree with you on many of the economic issues that we have just discussed. but former president trump's behavior on january 6th and the role he played in the first violent transition of power is a deal breaker for them. i wonder how do you, as somebody who served president trump at the white house and while you were not there on january 6th- - no, i wasn't. - you still are in frequent touch with him. how do you think about that question? - well, i just think that president trump, as you saw in the debate, disputes the characterization of what he was doing on that day. and, you know, i've been friends with dick and lynne cheney and their family for a long, long time. you know, before dick was vice president, he was on the board of the american enterprise institute where i worked, and lynne was literally in the office next to me, and so i have a great deal of fondness for th

making a very distinct pitch to the because her final riley, a final picture that i just was with, liz cheney big chinese daughter, the auctioneer comes over to this chinese who is left. so, you know, have of the republican roots in order to go with the democrats, because she wants to continue the war against that. i'm approved and hires the thing. i'll continue the war. trump was clear. i want to end this on day one while he's in power now, and i think the confusion in the why does is why is it let him see on the european sprouts. i'm not getting the message that they want this to end a soon as possible with no us boots on the ground. okay, thank you so much for all of that. she have, she have a tendency for us in washington dc and you kind itself the public is rallying around. the president's child stratford has more from case of military recruitment. post is everywhere in the ukrainian capital. the armies drive for mobile soldiers may have just got more urgent of to watch happened at the white house. right now you live on tv, what's being described as a historical and unprecedented

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that kind of never trump, or is represented by george w bush and liz cheney. so they're, they're, they're just flailing right now and the power mafia in washington that's out of power. if we listen to the words of michael mcfall, who was one of their key voices on russia, he is warned that if the united states in europe do not continue to sustain this war against russia through ukraine, then taiwan might actually decide to negotiate with china instead of continuing to arm up and that this could do grave damage to us empire in the long run. so that's why they want to keep using slavic meat to throw in to the slaughter house in order to extend russia because they're afraid about the loss of their imperium. in the long run. all i see and then bins the blame of what happened in the white house on some ends vans and the lo street at that through a pole that's vague, conducted on the website of one of the host. now the one days how representative is such a polar on the view of what americans or how the americans view of what's going on as well. cnn is part of the po

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i remember her last riley was with liz cheney, the daughter of dick cheney the auctioneer. conservative, lose training of a great one once the great proponent of endless war and your crime, that it was come out of harris's bible pitch to the vote. his truck was, we're going to end this now. so now you know, as far as the troubling ministrations concerned, zalinski just doesn't get it as a new sheriff in town. that's about what mike wolfley national security advisor said this morning on fox news. the the 1st phase of the guy is a ceasefire. is ending with no talks taking place about the next stage that leaves the future in dallas and palestinians across the strip in limbo. a mazda is it rejects sport, it's described as well as formulation to extend phase one sullivan shop. i looked at the stumbling blocks and the negotiations. oh, funeral, instead of celebration, smoke the much, but we did see supplying it for many palestinians. then began the journey home. long lines of men, women, and children clutching bigger belongings. nearly an entire population was dest based in israel, is worn, a

know he run on this and the last election, complet harris is very to i remember her last riley, was it liz training. the daughter of dick cheney the auctioneer. conservative lives training of a great one once the great proponent of endless war and ukraine, that it was come out of harris's bible pitch to the varied his truck was we're going to end this now. so now you know, the far as the truck ministration is concerned, so let's see. just doesn't get it as a new sheriff in town, that's my fault. mike waltz, the social security advisor said this morning on fox news. and thank you so much for running us through all of that. does she have she ever tunzia for us in washington dc as well as that meeting between savanski and trump was taking place. russia attacked several ukrainian cities with drones. at least 7 people were injured in thousands evacuated to a medical facility in hockey was his buildings were also damaged and the city that's been attacked repeatedly during 3 years of war and then put you on the northwest. and the outskirts of the capital cave residents had been remembering hundre

i'm a go to liz. but some of the woodson was it was with great pleasure and delight that we watched the indian mission and everyone clapped their hands and hugged cosmonaut training center. when this happened, we express only respect and admiration for the engineers from the indian side. i hope that the next flights and subsequent steps to explore the moon will also be successful. moreover, we know how important the moon is, but india are coming up next stage to pay to level across the team and make sure you're doing my colleague rachel ruble for more news at the top of the recently with perfect the welcome across talk bullhorn is we're all things are considered. i'm peter a little ukraine. slower president. zelinski went to washington design a deal. instead, he laid an egg and that's putting it mildly is the damage. repairable. is peace still on the agenda? to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george samuel in budapest. he's a pod cast with the goggle, which we found on youtube i

no indication there were surveillance cameras in or outside the house making it very challenging. >> liz kreutz from santa fe, thank you. >>> moving overseas now and the concerns about the health of pope francis after he suffered a concerning setback on friday. nbc's anne thompson is at the vatican for us. anne, what's the very latest you can tell us? >> reporter: laura, well, i can tell you that pope francis was up this morning. he was drinking coffee, reading his newspapers after a peaceful night following that frightening setback in his recovery from double pneumonia. a vatican source says the situation is still complex and the prognosis is guarded, but today and tomorrow are really crucial, as doctors look to see how the pope responds to this latest incident. what happened is the vatican said the pope had a bronco spasm. think of a coughing fit or an as he vomited and they put him a noninvasive breathing machine and doctors i spoke to in the u.s. say it's probably similar to a pap machine that pumps oxygen directly into the mouth and nose of the patient to help them breathe. as we lo

yes, the success center and liz simpson did such an incredible job, was honored to be there. you really emphasized the relationships that you've created in the community. all the different partners were featured. i was humbled to be with rick and park and with the staff that was there from rack and park to support and i was mostly inspired by the the talent the young people that graduated first of all the facility we were in they built so we're looking around and this is how we learned how to build this and we made this and we created that and it was just talk about hands on learning. so i think what you're doing there is really important. i'm so glad all of your different supporters came out and it really does show and to feature what you know what i've said before what real community collaboration is like it's not easy especially with transitional age youth and we didn't have nike pull up but we did have really good tacos. >> so you know everybody gets a little something at these events and that's all that i don't know if that was a conflict of interest but i had some oh go

liz: gus, great to see you and we can tell you folks we've come off the worst part of this roller coaster ride. dow was down 681 and was down 900 and change and s&p down 107. most telling perhaps: the vicks. it was up more than 20 and now 20% and up 16%. a lot tonight with the deadline. stay tuned. larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. president trump offering ukraine a way out of war. question is, will zelenskyy have the brains to take it? apparently not so far. we've got white house press secretary karoline leavitt joining us on that and other matters in just moments. the biden economy and what left of it looks like it's tanking. tax cuts and deregulation from president trump are so important and sure hope we hear a lot about it in the state of the union and senator eric schmitt on trump's trip wire plan for ukraine and new polls show how popular president trump's entire agenda is and emily compagno and miranda devine break it all down. florida congressman byron donalds throwing his hat into the incarcerated running for governor of florida. first up, fox news, pete d

liz: so laura, cbs quoted maggie goldman as saying she helped organize some of the democrats who showed up but also she said, i think there were republicans there that were also unhappy, but not every town hall had those disclaimers. >> sure. look. i think as you can sit around and talk about george soros and pretend this problem doesn't exist but medicaid, one in five americans are affected, more than 60% of people in nursing homes are on medicaid and that's what congress is looking to do when you talk about elon musk and his chain saw wait until we hit the postal service, faa, the research institutions out of the nih in red communities that finance jobs in those communities. like this is not something, you can say that i've got a leaky roof in the house and 70% of americans want to stop waste, fraud and abuse but the fact is you want to rebuild not just burn the house down and that's what elon musk is doing. you've got the richest man in the world in your business, in your privacy, claiming there's waste, fraud and abuse but then admittedly cutting out whole chunks of government that

>> i always agree with whatever liz peek says that the first point to make.st room, the negotiation with china and xi jinping there are number of things repeating themselves. first the slowness on the chinese side they like face-to-face negotiation. they got 13 rounds out of president trump in the first term, that is 13 negotiations in beijing or washington. you remember president trump outfox them he would bring the chinese delegation into the oval office with the media and put them on the spot to make more progress we have not got to that point, there's been no reply for xi jinping. i guess the third point president trump's repeated positive references to xi jinping during the campaign and recently that he says friends and they can solve problems around the world. he's trying this we approach he likes it in the beginning but so far no progress and no slowdown in the precursor for fentanyl no real counter offer to what trump is doing. i think were looking at a repeat for a full year of negotiations again and delegations going back and forth before we make pr

so i now want you to compare that contrast that to what we saw or what we heard today from liz cheney, obviously a fellow republican. but it, again, is her very last sentence here in which she basically says that what we're seeing is an american president abandoning what we have stood for, what the country has stood for. what do you make of those two responses? >> well, it's a debate that's been growing, and indeed, we've had this kind of debate going back for more than a century in terms of what should america's role be in the world. and again, there is a legitimate debate about how much of our resources should be placed in terms of defending american values, defending american interests, defending, you know, those that are under attack from authoritarian forces versus the resources we need to use here at home. but i think the concern here is that that that trump is not just talking about, you know, putting america first, putting america's priorities, but seems to be siding with an authoritarian leader against democracy, an authoritarian leader that clearly has expansionist ambitions

uh, liz. and you had me up until the end. i have done the research. i'm not sure what your reference. i look at somebody who has got to be emotionally and physically exhausted. and yet there he is keeping it. and speaking of zelenskyy. and yet there he is, you know, holding together his country with a hell of a lot of our support, for sure. keep voting on the poll question. it's khan younis. com here it is. who bears the most responsibility for the oval office argument? trump, zelenskyy or vance or all equally up ahead? new reaction to the diplomatic breakdown of the oval office. a former member of president zelenskyy's cabinet joins us live and tells us what he thinks comes next for the u.s. ukraine relations. don't forget. sign up for my daily newsletter. it's free when you're at smerconish.com. steve breen just drew this for us. >> cookbooks. corporate fat cats, swindling socialites, doped up cyclists. >> then yes, more crooked politicians. i have. >> a. >> feeling we won't. >> be running out of those anytime soon. >> a new season of united states

liz will have thoughts on this as well. we tried to get out of what does china think or trump think about business. but it's a fair question on how chinese are assessing the events. a month ago i was in beijing and there was as sense of cautious optimism. there were deep skepticism that there were deals with the united states and they could put a list together of stepped up purchases and fen tynal precouriers. and despite beijing looking for a deal to buy time or stabilize they are plowing ahead with their strategy to build out a dominate powerhouse and they are waiting for the u.s.-china relationship as they have optimism about a deal with trump in the summer. that big picture is important to look at. we're seeing chinese step up military maneuver and drills off australia. the feeling there is not as optimistic with china cutting under sea cables and they have a gray zone short of military action close to it all around taiwan. i don't think china is showing down on it's exertion into the south. i fully expect beijing to st

we experienced economic instability only a few years ago under liz truss. the loss to our aid budget and all budgets would be more profound if we go back to instability. i am not prepared to do it. >> nigel farage? >> it may be a great irony that our prime minister used brexit freedoms as effectively as he did yesterday. we are now in a unique position compared to the rest of europe. i also applaud him making such positive words about president trump and the relationship with america even if nobody behind him agrees. president zelenskyy has not accepted that he is going to sign the minerals agreement with america. america is going to put $100 billion or whatever it is and thousands of americans will be in ukraine. is that of itself enough for the security guarantee? or does it mean we need to send british troops? and if we do, given the size of our army, how many? p.m. starmer: the minerals deal is not enough on its own. but can i just remind him, russia is the aggressor? zelenskyy is a war leader whose country has been invaded and we should all be supporti

i'm going to switch over to liz and this is again now we're transitioning away from individuals and workers and we're focusing on small businesses. what you'll see on this slide is that over the term of the program set up we have awarded 312 different hlb ees over 950 contracts worth more than $862 million. so the on the sis of program overall we've gotten close to $1 billion in awards to local businesses right which is again a significant impact of dollars saying in the san francisco economy and being recycled here this slide is just a quick kind of overview of some of that similar data but on individual projects and on projects that are the largest projects at the agency. the things i want to draw your attention to on this slide are first around the mountain tunnel project which is at the bottom the local hire numbers are going to jump off the page at you a little bit there. they're higher than everything else that's on the page mostly that's a reflection of the fact that this is a project that's in the region and shows the agency's regional impact and the fact that residents of the areas

but i don't know if liz or rich want to add to that so okay. >> thank you for me i you know, i you know, i support the legislation with modifications . thank you. thank you, commissioner vice president moore i wanted to ask is to whether or not it's automatically implied when window replacement is considered that we if we are on the lower end of materials of vinyl hopefully it is a fiberglass that we are talking also not going from single that we're not replacing it with single pane if energy performance is a is a is a requirement or the desired outcome i think double pane is the answer. >> fortunately the department of building inspection is very strict on that. i think title 24 requires you to put in double paint at least in your home. so i'm glad you're clarifying that because it is not spelled out. but for us to hear you affirm that it's important i also want to ask you about we have multi tenant or multi resident buildings which are owner occupied and some of those buildings as a c, c and ours makes a windows the owner's responsibility let's say you have a t unit apartment building

wbai as well as christine gasper tate, hannah patrick hannon and matthew green on in his department liz waddy and erin starr from planning austin yang, rob coppola, kristen jensen and peter million from the city attorney's office and calvin from my office. and lastly colleagues i am asking that we adjourn today's memory today's meeting in memory of joe chavez who died on february 1st at the age of 89. joe was born in redlands, california in 1935. at 18 he joined the navy after tours in japan and the philippines. he was stationed at treasure island, which is when his love of san francisco began. joe later moved to san francisco after leaving the navy and put down roots in the castro. he was a founding partner of castro village wine company, a small boutique wine shop in the in the heart of the castro neighborhood. established in 1980 cv iwc specialized in the sale of fine californian wines. joe and his partner boyd swartz envisioned the store as more than just a business. they wanted to create a community space for and lesbians in the castro. joe and boyd were part of the lavender wave t

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