the weekend, hi, lucas. lucas: good afternoon, anita. it's been a disaster. >> there's a lot of talk about disappointments and things that we haven't gotten done. we will get a lot of them done, i might add. lucas: this week u.s. inflation hitting pastest pace in nearly 4 decades. prices for household goods have seen 7% spike including 50% increase in gas prices and americans feeling at the pump and 20% jump at the grocery store from meat, egg and at the white house jen psaki says nobody saw this coming. >> we are getting out of a pandemic at a rate that anybody thought it would happen. lucas: talks with russia, failing to stop tensions at the border. speech in georgia fail today give voting rights passed and biden comparing opponents as segregationists and third week by the president failed to persuade lawmakers to eliminate filibuster and approval rating falling 33% america. and after withdrawal of afghanistan. half of the country blames the president not for the pandemic but -- not just the pandemic but p

arthel: lucas tomlinson at the white house, thank you. eric. eric: classes canceled again for tomorrow. that's a third school day the talks between teacher union and city officials appears to be going nowhere. some teachers are refusing to go back to go to in-person learning. mayor lightfoot said city has spent more than $100 million on covid protocols. charles watson. charles: chicago teachers union is offering to send members back to classrooms monday but it won't be for in-person instruction, the newest offer proposes teachers show up to help students sign-up for covid-19 testing and handout laptops for remote learning which would begin on wednesday, according to data from chicago public schools, covid infections are surging across the district if case numbers slowdown, the union's proposal would allow in-person learning as early as the 18 and this would include weekly random school testing that allows student to opt out. in a press conference with reverend jesse jackson, the union says this is the best way going forward. >> i know that's be

lucas: lucas tomlinson, thanks very much. for more on president biden's agenda i'm joined by texas democratic al green, member of the congressional black caucus. congressman, welcome. congressman: my honor to be with you, thank you. mike: as a texan, what is your reaction to the hostage crisis at the synagogue that thankfully ended with a successful rescue operation and now president biden calling it an act of terror? congressman: well, i'm grateful that the hostages are all alive and as a christian, i want the jewish community, my jewish brothers and sisters to know that i support them in our fight against anti-semitism. it's in the belief that if you attack one house of worship you attack all houses of worship. we all have to stand together against these phobias. anti-semitism is on the rise and we have to fight it. mike: i want to play a clip from president biden in georgia this past week. >> the man who led and sided with all southern bulls in the united states senate to perpetuate segregation in the nation, even thurman

lucas tomlinson, thank you.hing, change in regard to this situation, we will certainly break into our programming and let you know. that's how fox reports on this saturday january 15 of 2022. i am jon scott. thank you for joining us. see you tomorrow. "watters' world" is next. ♪♪ .. [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. the end of an era. monday fox announced i will be hosting the 7:00 p.m. hour called "jesse watters primetime." i am extremely grateful to get this shot. i will still be hosting -- hosting the 50s, but

lucas, for five minutes of questioning. mr. lucas: thank you, madam chair. i appreciate the importance of this hearing also. all of us who live on the east side of the rockies from the great plains from canada to texas understand how challenging the weather can be. dr. weaver, dr. blevins, we heard about the tornado damage caused in 2011 and how it has changed in leadership and coordination from when the program was last re-authorized. could you compare where we were a decade ago to where we are now. what have we done well and what's the singular area that needs to be -- most improvement or focus as a committee? dr. weaver: that's very interesting question. originally was led by ostp. in 2015 it was moved to nist as you highlighted. i think that gave giving it a permanent home and also the fact that nist is more of a user of a lot of the information and it's on the ground dealing with the impact and trying to understand that, it's a good pull of information from the other agencies. the coordination is going well in that structure. there are several successio

brown sugar kitchen and lucas tap room. nbc bay area's melissa colorado spoke to the owners who have a warning for the city and other restaurants. >> can you just feel the emotion, every day coming in to work. and the customers are emotional. the staff is emotional. >> reporter: it looks and sounds like the typical lunch hour at lucas tap room in oakland. but this month is the beginning of the end for the dining hot spot that helped revitalize the neighborhood 17 years ago. when the pandemic hit, lucas tap room pivoted quickly to takeout. >> those who came in during the pandemic, they've been the most supportive people i've ever met. >> reporter: but as the pandemic dragged on and office workers continued to work remotely, foot traffic has not bounced back. owner rick mitchell says the final blow came when the building's new owner wanted to hike the rent. >> we've been running losses for 20 months, and we have to pay an extra $150,000 in rent, that's an extra $150,000 in losses. >> there's not going to be much business goin

now for more of this, i'm joined by lucas burke. he led that new report by the german institute for economic research is also known as d i. w. berlin lucas. thank you for joining us. what kind of price hikes are we talking about? yes, steven, thank you for the invite. so we did a study with 2 colleagues at the international monetary fund, andrea atoria. mm hm. and we looked at like exactly at this a, what implications the energy transition might have on metal prices. and as you said, demand rises strongly and then supply is often slow to react, as it takes long times from new mines to open up. and we see that prices over the next years might actually reach peak similar to historical highs, but for an unprecedented sustain period. so peaks could be reached around 2030 and a global net 0 emission scenario and only come down from this very gradually. so this would then make the transition more costly and potentially it is that a recent interview that these metals could assume something of the significance of oil in the economy. are the

that's where lucas was hit. lucas's leg was broken in two places.e investigating the accident. it was the worst pain i've ever felt by about a mile. it was so bad. all my mates were just there, just shouting, screaming for help. we could tell, just by looking at his leg, that it was broken and he was screaming out in pain, and it's awful to see your child in that much pain. do you feel that it could have been worse? yeah, ifeel it could have been a lot worse, and i got away with it, really, cos not many people are here to tell the tale after being hit by a car. and do you think people understand the dangers? i don't think they do, and a lot of the roads round here don't have pavements, so you are literally on the road. so anybody could be a lucas? yeah, yeah. it just takes one accident like that and, yeah, you'll be a lucas. some of the worst incidents are being filmed. oh, my god! an army of dash cam drivers is recording them. horn beeps horn beeps on our journey, we're going to show you four big problems making the roads more dangerous. the first.

more now i am joined by lucas shaw.bout this investment and how much input will he have on what they decide to do? lucas: it amounted to a big vote of confidence from a high-profile investor, somebody who has a history of being an activist, although in recent years he has not been as much. his letter made it clear that he believes in the company, in the streaming business model. so after a week of netflix shares getting destroyed on the market, you saw them pop back up the day, largely because of his investment. in terms of his role at the company, i don't sense he will have a ton of say. he is a top 20 investor, not a top 10 or top five. when i reached out to netflix, it didn't seem like there had been a lot of conversation between bill ackman and leadership, but that may change in the future. emily: how does netflix weather this bump in the road and is asia going to be the savior? lucas: the message from the company and from everyone i have spoken with is to continue what we are doing. yes, they issued a forecast for

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lucas: they have done some small acquisitions but i don't know about a big one.ig gaming acquisitions are on everyone's mind, something on the scale of that activision deal seems unlikely. i would suspect that if they see a lot of success with gaming, working slowly to purchase small companies. how do you further monetize that -- taylor: how do you further monetize that? lucas: for the time being it is additive. you saw netflix raise prices again in the u.s. and canada. they have phased it in. that is how they will use it, as another reason you have to pay more for your netflix service, like a big bundle. caroline: lucas, always great to catch up with you and thank you for the inside track. looking at the impact that netflix has on the market already, like you said, the biggest selloff. like joe said, shaving off the market cap. romaine: even if it isn't the heaviest weighted, it will weigh on the sentiment. taylor: competitors of netflix as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ >>>> you mentioned last year that you are starting a factory in the u.s. where are you, what kin

let me go to the potential culture class or say, luca, the closing argument is good news or bad news. where the official recognition is is never good news. in my opinion. no, i luca longo, artificial intelligence research are joining us here. mateo dani as well. chief mobile opinion is a tech trouble gigs both of you. it's been a pleasure. thank so much have a good sunday evening. thank you for having us. thank you. so some news just in here at off into national now the median president has announced his resignation after 4 years in office in a statement published on his website, ottomans, or chrissy. and so the decision quote wasn't influenced by emotion, explained that he doesn't have the necessary instruments to influence the country's domestic and foreign policy. this comes off that, i mean, you're faced increased attention and anti government protests, of course, following lawsuits escalation of no good and i'll cut back the conflict with other by john. we'll keep you posted on that. you can read more about that at r t dot com for the meantime though, thanks for joining us here.

for more i am joined by lucas shaw.hink about this investment and how much input will he have? lucas: it amounted to a big vote of confidence from an investor. his letter made it clear that he believes in the company, in the streaming business model. after a week of netflix shares getting stranded on the market, you saw them pop back up today. i don't sense he will have a ton of say. he is a top 20 investor, not a top 10 or top five. when i reached out to netflix, it didn't seem like there had been a lot of conversation between him and leadership. that may change in the future. emily: how does netflix whether this bumper in the -- bump in the road and is asia going to be the savior? lucas: the message from the company and from everyone i have spoken with is to continue what we are doing. they issued a forecast for the quarter that was not received favorably, but they continue to believe in the long-term strategy. netflix leaders don't get swayed much by the stock prices going up or down. navy to slow down lasts for many

lucas. >> good evening.ned a short time ago that attorney general merrick garland is receiving updates on the situation at the synagogue outside dallas. white house closely monitoring the situation, present biden leaving mass a short time ago did not speak to the press or press secretary jen psaki without the following statement over twitter. potus has been briefed about the situation. he will continue to receive updates from his senior team as the situation develops. senior members of the national security team are in touch with federal law enforcement leadership. we are hearing from other senior members from the administration, the u.s. ambassador to israel saying i'm closely monitoring reports of the hostage situation in texas, the communities gather for services, immediate and safe and. we are hearing from world leaders as well including israeli prime minister bennet saying i'm closely monitoring the hostage situation taking place in congregation in texas, we pray for the safety of the hostages and rescu

lucas with us today. we recognize ranking member lucas for an opening statement. >> thank you. it's great to have you here today. noaa has a broad array of responsibilities ranging from weather forecasting and climate prediction to ocean and atmospheric observation. noaa's work benefits america's farmers and ranchers, coastal communities, disaster personnel, land use planners, weather forecasters and everyday citizens rely on noaa's daily work. noaa's in-house research is ground breaking and the data they collect has an immense economic impact. that's why i'm eager to hear from the administrator today. as noaa's former chief scientist and head of the office of oceanic and atmospheric research, i know the administrator is very familiar with this committee and the work we do. in fact, to give you a sense of how intertwined our paths have been, administrator spinrad was present at the 2006 dedication of the national weather center in norman, oklahoma. there's a great picture of him right next to jim cantori. all this is to say i believe the administrator speaks the science committ

jobs are quick lucas tomlinson live at the white house, lucas thank you.'s bring it north carolina republican congressman ted is a member of the house financial services. this is an ominous situation developing along the russia ukraine border. the presence of that which answer questions about that. you think that is appropriate congressman? >> no, what he needs to do this project american strength. he really began to fail back during august with the failed withdrawal from afghanistan. but that did is it telegraphed to china, russia, iran right now is return but russia invading potentially invading the ukraine comment signals to them we are not going to stand up and it is just a total display of american weakness. we cannot allow that to happen. i am concerned not only for allies including the ukraine, i am concerned for eastern europe and i am concern for israel and i am concerned for taiwan and the south china sea. >> is part of a larger set of issues. >> the president said a my minor incursion would be one thing at a major invasion something else. i'm no

the luca ups contract to operate contact tracing is up for renewal in the near future. and some members of germany ruling coalitions, far from convinced that it should be extended. in fact, they're opening, telling people to install and use another service. uninstall deluca app immediately and then immediately use the corona worn app as far as the warning and the follow up are concerned. the look app is dead. the worry is the data breaches like this one play into the hands of protest groups who have been raging against germany's covered restrictions. while a vast majority of the population support the measures that have been taken. there are a growing number of people attending regular monday night demonstrations all across the country. and those demonstrations have at times turned into clashes between protesters and police. in response to the outcry from politicians to the case in mines, prosecutors there have apologized and said that they will use the data that they received. the local data protection authority is also said that they will be opening investigation into

mike: lucas tomlinson live from the north lawn, thank you very much. more on president biden's handling of covid pandemic as cases surge across the country, republican congressman, greg murphy. he's also a member of the doctor's caucus. congressman, welcome. congressman: good morning, or good afternoon, i hope you're well. mike: same to you. are you convinced the united states supreme court will say the biden administration overreached with these mandates? >> i am, mike and i thought this all along. you know, i've been actually as a physician i've been a proponent of vaccination. i think that's a conversation that individuals need to have between a patient and a doctor, not a citizen and a government. i think it's massive overreach which has been the plan of this administration since day one. even they've said we are not sure this is constitutional but we are going to push it anyway. the sad thing that with so many have had overreach, they created in their own right and own regard vaccine hesitancy so i think it gets thrown out. there's no reason, no p

the owners of lucas had been struggling with the landlord for years to come to an agreement. i used to come all the time back when i used their the open mic nights. so going to miss this place. it's just a great part of the community being able to see. like so many diverse people here and having the great food friday night, the bar was packed just hours after they announced plans to close some people told us they wanted to support the bar end its staff. after hearing the news, we saw a steady stream of people picking up to go orders. others sat down for a drink to mingle and reminisce. the bar has been opened for 18 years, calls for another drink tonight since they closed and hopefully they can reconsider do something to give him another lease or something like that. we need all this. you know what i'm saying? everything closing. lucas taproom first opened here on broadway and west grand avenue back in 2000 and four closing date has not been set, but we do know it will shutter it's doors by the end of january in oakland. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. the combinatio

first we accompany lucas tega to live sick. a city lonely planet describes as young, exciting, multi faceted with vibrant liveliness. our 2nd travel recommendation is lake constance, where lucas tries has luck at sailing. and later news pet ed visits hamburg to see the ell philharmonic which lonely planet calls an extraordinary structure dominating the skyline and capturing and glass and brick the essence of hamburg polyglot. so we start our travels in leipzig, the city that became famous. the world over when it citizens set the 1989 peaceful revolution in motion. tens of thousands took to the street to fall off at berlin wall followed, and communist east germany was history. a city of lexi prepared to take its future into its own hands. extensive renovation, working huge building projects and large investments followed ah, the market square at the old town hall mark the center of the city, and it's all looking fine again. 30 years after the peaceful revolution lights, it has become a pretty exciting city. everything seems poss

they tell me that lucas taproom is a fixture in the neighborhood.son it's closing has to do with the disagreement with the landlord over rent. with them taking this away landmark. it has been a favorite in oakland since it first opened in 2000 and four lucas taproom on the corner of broadway and rest grand avenue. but by the end of the month, this uptown bar will serve its last drink where we're gonna go, according to published reports, the building's landlord was going to double the rent. the owners of lucas had been struggling with the landlord for years to come to an agreement. i used to come all the time back when i used to the open mic nights. so gonna miss this place . it's just a great part of the community being able to see, like so many diverse people here and having the great food friday night, the bar was packed just hours after they announced plans to close some people told us they wanted to support the bar end its staff. after hearing the news, he saw a steady stream of people picking up to go orders. others sat down for a drink to ming

have all said lucas. shank, as presidency is not legitimate more than a 1000000 voters registered on the go los platform and uploaded their ballots. the results officially announced could thus be compared with the votes. actually cast least the china from the my left or right from the start. we understood that the internet gave us power at the city to it. it was, it provides protection for bella ruffian, society, of austin, of lena, kentucky. and you can quickly and easily exchange information and connect with people the scoop must for some amusing in for bella, russian opponents, like tatyana quote about technology is an important tool in their fight for political change. protests are also moving online and other countries like iran, massey, elena, john, uses the power of her 7000000 social media followers to fight for women's rights and iran. from her exile in new york. she posts, photos and videos of iranian women defying the countries compulsory had job law images. these women share with her despite the dangers this entails. the reason i say made a new law and saying that if anyo

as you know, that can change quickly. >> all right, lucas.he information. please let us know if you find anything else out. >> reporter: sure will. [laughter] >> continuing coverage of the hostage situation at the texas synagogue next. pastor robert jeff rest is robert jeff rest is going to talk about threats to religion. ) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do it because it's the right thing to do. we help clients enjoy a comfortable retirement. (other money manager) sounds like a big responsibility. (naj) one that we don't take lightly. it's why our fees are structured so we do better when our clients do better. fisher investments is clearly different. helen knew exercise could help her diabetes. but she didn't know what was right for her. no. nope. no way. but then helen went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now she knows what activity helps lower her glucose. and can see what works bes

addition to that, we have a binding agreements have been that it's impossible to extract profits on lucas and no one can gain control over the company. and if they don't work them, or we've turned a cozier into a self owned company, which is not a profit oriented or profit maximizing business into it than what we've protected it from, any predatory capitalism. so to speak, candace cup and protected it for the future. and just for you to accomplish its christiane crawl is still the boss and a cozier. but he no longer owns the company, asked that with the help of a special foundation model, the internet startup has become a so called purpose driven company and is now steward owned. the company's chief aim is to plant trees. a cosy success has proven it's found or right together with his team crawl is celebrating a key milestone in the company's history. planting their $100.00 millionth tree, i say, in berlin, across the employees, around 70 well paid staff. instead of working to line their bosses pockets, they are gradually making the earth greener the spiked chart district in hamburg, used

lucas thank you very much.ty assistant directory of counterterrorism division of the fbi. he also led the unit bomber investigation, terry thank you for joining us. first of all, the added layer of complications dealing with the fact this man claims to be the brother of a woman who was serving 86 years for terrorism. what does that bring to it and how do authorities deal with that fox news is not confirm this but reports say he's trying to do this to gain her freedom from prison. >> trying to see if terry can hear me? maybe we lost the signal. we will continue it was steve rogers, get back to you about that. he does have a brother who reports he lives in houston was has not been confirmed fox news is not confirmed all of this. it certainly adds more in depth to this hostagetaking if indeed he is the brother of the convicted terrorists whose nickname at one point was lady al qaeda who authorities said suspected had ties to al qaeda pretty goes into a synagogue ranting and raving about is long his sister theoreti

yield back. >> thank you ranking member lucas. now, i'm going to defer to committee council for the order of recognition. >> thank you so much. i want to talk about hypoxia. hypoxic zones have been in the coastal waters. locations change on a yearly basis. ocean temperatures are warming. it can be a decareerdecrease in water's ability. it's one of the most intense seasons to date. that industry has opinion responsible for $39.5 million in annual value over the past couple of decades. what are some of the bigst challenges noaa faces now and what can congress do. what can congress do to address these challenges. >> thank you for that question. the fundamental issue is observation. we are building out capabilities for measuring hypoxia. you may be aware that some include oxygen sensors as a device for making these observations. it's one thing to say this is what happened yesterday in the ocean. it's another thing to say be prepared. this will happen next week. i should point out we also have the authority for developing hypoxia event

here you go. ( singing ) >> welcome baby luca! we have been waiting to see you! have been waiting to see me! ( smooching ) >> stephen: oh, that's really lovely. >> i think that's lovely ( applause ) >> stephen: i got the same greeting when i went to oprah's. >> did you? >> stephen: mm-hmm. oprah has a school in south africa and some of her students are women and they did the whole lion king. i was here at "cbs mornings" -- hopefully it's your favorite morning show. >> stephen: of course, it is ( applause ) >> shameless applause. when they sent me the tape, steve and i looked at it ten times. i got choked up. i thought it was over the top but it was real sweet. >> stephen: yesterday, you hit the milestone, your tenth anniversary working over at cbs news. >> i know. >> stephen: what do you remember about when you started at cbs other than the fact that that guy over there my show runner chris lect was your show runner and he brought you on. >> i think chris has excellent taste and talent, don't you? >> stephen: he does. all kidding assayed -- aside, i wouldn't be h

though it has lucas of common dog and mine are bad. should that really happen? and my employer would say 50, but we are a danger to the patients, vaughn. then i will accept that, and then i will not work there anymore. and now at our biden, that she would then be missing out on several 100 euros a month. but that won't change her mind. she says she will remain unvaccinated. you're watching the debris and he was coming up next. cindy w news asia talks on human rights with the taliban in oslo. have yielded nothing concrete. we look at why that coming up in just a moment. it would be russia batter, gm, layla rock'n'roll and a map of all this year. thank you for watching. ah.