a manhattan supreme court judge agreed to reopen the case. going out.hnny hincapie." lester holt (voiceover): in february of 2015, the hearing was called to order. for this proceeding, the burden was on hincapie's attorneys, ron kuby and his co-counsel, leah busby, to convince judge eduardo padro that hincapie's conviction should be vacated. leah, who's your first witness? what is it you need to prove? luis montero was the first witness. and he was there to prove that he saw johnny at the time the crime took place. and johnny wasn't there. leah busby: how long had you known mr. hincapie? maybe a year, give or take. lester holt (voiceover): montero testified he was also on the subway, headed to the dance club. leah busby: what was your relationship with mr. hincapie like? we knew each other, but we didn't know each other that good. lester holt (voiceover): in fact, they haven't seen each other or spoken since then. to understand montero's story, it's important to understand how the subway station is laid out. the platform level is where the trains come i

those rare intervals when manhattan has a republican d.a. so he's going to go to the d.a. and he's going to go to the press. trouble in river city and becker and big tim. big tim sullivan by the ironically, is the father of the first gun control law in the united states. the sullivan act. okay and also in the murder of bnz rosenthal which is the first drive by shooting in united states history. they just sort of go by after after some killers, another gambler, name brigid webber, who a farrow house at, 102 west, 42nd street, which is now a whole foods. okay. the one by bryant park. so rosenthal is no more becker goes to the chair. he's the first so many firsts in this case. the first. and i think only cop to go to the chair in the united states of america. so we have that and, sir. but surviving this mess is arnold ross rothstein and rothstein. there are many, many sites that one can visit which were associated with him in new york, most notably the park central hotel, very near to carnegie hall. big hall hotel still in business now, 200 wes

a bust connected in mid town manhattan in the diamond district. it out where there were lots of federal authorities. the investigation continues. we want to pull up what we saw on cameras yesterday. the diamond district packed with police is now two men who operated the store are facing charges. the feds were seen taking dozeens of boxes out, suspected stolen property. jewelry from the stores, large amounts of cash and marijuana. the two men are accused of creating an illicit market and fueling demand for burglaries by a south american crews across the country. according to this indictment police records and video link these men to two members of a four-man burglary crew believed to be involved in the december burglary at quarterback joe burrow's house. he was out of town at a game and on the field of playing at the time. >> where are you going? orlando? wrong way. >> wrong way. those were the migrants arrested out in ohio who said they were on their way to florida. the men were in the country illegally according to police and found with some of b

ilya is currently the director of constitutional studies at the manhattan institute. and as we'll discuss later for a brief time, he was previously the executive director at the georgetown law school's center for the constitution. and ilya is a legal scholar. and during his career, he has filed more than 500 briefs in the supreme court, and he's written for several publications, including as examples the harvard journal of law and public, the wall street journal, the washington post, national and others. he's also author of a previous book called supreme disorder judicial nominations and the politics of america's highest court. he is the coauthor of religious liberties for corporations, and he was an editor of 11 volumes of cato's court review. he has spoken at law schools and at events with all over our country. his new book, walls the miseducation of america elites. and you can see we have copies over here. his new book documents his experience at georgetown law in 2022 after a single tweet about presidents supreme president biden, supreme court nominee led to calls

you're a participate manhattan in a way, because your life infringes on this clock. >> well, thank you for spending your time with us. that was conor knighton reporting. stay with us. "cbs news roundup" will be right back. i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks] >>> the kansas city chiefs go for an historic three-peat when they take the field against the philadelphia eagles sunday in super bowl lix. the chiefs defeated the eagles by field goal in the super bowl two years ago, and philly is now looking for revenge. millions will be watching the contest on tv, and 83,000 lucky fans will be in the stands at the superdome in new orleans. then there are the very few who have been to every super bowl

trump says that he's targeting some people, including alvin bragg, who, of course, is the da of manhattan, but also letitia james. he's saying that he's going after these people because they politicize their their roles and their responsibilities, and they unfairly targeted him. that's the argument that trump is making. president trump is making in revoking these security clearances, that essentially these people misused their security, these security clearances. but of course, there are critics of the president who are saying this is really about revenge. he's going after officials who went after him for doing things that he that they believed were right. they believe that their responsibilities were to hold president trump accountable, especially when he was a citizen going after his business dealings, going after things that they believe were wrongdoings of his. but of course, president trump is, of course, sort of really arguing that just the opposite, saying that these people were just going after him because they didn't like him politically. so we should expect that list to continue

it was just the smell. >> need a few more cherries and that manhattan. >> thank you so much. >> we are the first military flights with team of migrants headed for guantanamo bay. new details on how the detail is preparing. >> they will pay for that. aggressively approach troops -- virtually. we are not going to stand forever. >> defense secretary pete hegseth for warning for cartels as a new member highlights the dangers our border patrol agents are facing. retired ice special agent -- was killed by a cartel. victor jones is next. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. >> the first to come military flights of detained migrants had to guantanamo bay, where 300 u.s. troops away at their arrival. defense secretary pete hegseth, when pressed on the criticism for the new detained in center, had this to say. >> you have the heart into that have been open since 9/11, where we held the worst of the wor

. >> jesse: the manhattan institute senior fellow, chris joins me., you know a lot about this dei corruption gravy train. so if you have some "sesame street" episode in baghdad for $20 million, where is that $20 million actually going? >> we know exactly where these kinds of grants go. they are patting the pockets of left-wing activists in the united states and abroad. the government is the single largest benefactor of left-wing ideologies anywhere on the planet. these are ideologies that are popular know where except for a few pockets of east coast and west coast cities. but when the public sees waste, the left sees patronage. that is exactly what this is. they're taking hard-earned taxpayer cash murray trump voter in the united states and giving it to gender theorists, critical race ideologies, to the dei activists. trump's right to shut it down, elon musk is exactly the man for the job, he is laser focused. i was at the white house yesterday and everyone is buzzing about these doge boys going in and getting the keys to the castle, routing out this

we have the eastern district, which i just mentioned, the southern district is manhattan, westchester, some of the upstate counties near westchester, between the eastern and southern districts, that is where most of the action happens, between brooklyn, manhattan, thereabouts. the other two districts are upstate. the northern district covers albany, utica, up to canada and then buffalo, rochester. that basically is how the state of new york is divided in terms of the federal districts. i think there are 94 federal districts, not 96. we have four of them. so eastern district and southern district, basically those in the united states are the primary courts which handle a lot of high-profile cases because it is new york and it basically is a rough education about how the federal courts go about doing their business. peter: when you are watching a relatively modern series like the sopranos, are you seeing reality? judge block: actually, i had a major mafioso case, the peter gotti prosecution after his brother john died in prison, somebody had to take over the family, they gambino family.

that includes manhattan d.a.gg's case against trump in new york, possibly letitia james' case, also jack smith's case. jason, so many reel analysts -- legal analysts said all of those cases were totally unfair and they had constitutional violations including due process rights violations against trump. where do you come down on a.g. bondi doing this? >> i love this, because it is the not just about whether or not this was the result of a political vendetta. what i'm really curious about is what was going on behind the scenes that reveals why they chose to do this, but they didn't think that their e-mails were going to be read or their text messages on their work phones would be read? there's been a lot of potential coordination between the white house and individuals who are working on these cases. they said at the time that didn't actually happen. well, now if we'll truly know. i don't think anyone if would trust finding that information out under the previous administration. now we're actually going to get this

early in midtown manhattan early in the morning as mr. thomson walked outside his hotel. an assailant gunned him down with chilling precision. the suspect intent on evading capture used a homemade silencer and fled the scene on a bike as the investigation unfolded. >> this crime captured the nation's attention its details splashed across every television screen you could see around the world. >> cut to san francisco show sergeant harrison and his partners sergeant joseph sara gouzer and just and sergeant jeff chow. >> we're doing what they do best working on a missing persons case in the special victims unit. sergeant horan being the nice man that mike is. asked sergeant sarah garza if he wanted some help on his case. mike took the missing persons info from joe and began to do an open source search. and later found the instagram for luigi mangione, the young man who had gone off the grid since july and whose mother reported him as missing. as mike navigated social media sites flipping through images of luigi something unusual caught his e

. >> in manhattan's diamond district, where they say they track some of the luxury items stolen in a rash of recent burglaries at the homes of professional athletes, including cincinnati bengals quarterback joe burrow. >> someone is trying to break into the house right now. my daughter is there. this is joe burrow's house. she is staying there. he's at the football game. >> two men are under arrest, charged with brokering the sale of watches, jewelry and handbags that prosecutors say were stolen by south american gangs targeting athletes and other wealthy homeowners across the country for nearly five years. authorities say dmitri nijinsky and juan vilar were the middlemen, buying the loot from the burglary crews and then selling it at their pawnshop. officers and agents raiding the place. they say they seized dozens of high end watches and pieces of jewelry. court records say nijinsky is linked to at least some of the suspected burglars, now charged with breaking into burrows home. >> where are you going right now? >> body camera video showing four chilean nationals questioned by pol

information and barring entry to federal facilities to new york attorney general letitia james and manhattanict alvin bragg who both brought cases against trump. this comes just days after he revoked former president biden's access and announced that ex-secretary of state antony blinken and former biden national security adviser jake sullivan are also being blocked. >>> the cause of an explosion and fire at a pennsylvania industrial plant is under investigation. about a dozen people were injured in the incident yesterday at the parker lord facility in crawford county north of pittsburgh. several firefighters were hurt. it caused major damage to the plant that makes specialty materials. >>> a powerful earthquake in the caribbean sea triggered tsunami warnings over the weekend. the 7.6-magnitude earthquake hit in the middle of the sea south of the cayman islands saturday. the u.s. national tsunami warning center issued a tsunami advisory for puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. that alert was later called off. no reports of major damage. >>> coming up, quarterback aaron rodgers' days with

. >> manhattan institute senior fellow chris rufo joins me now. right, chris, you know a lot about this dea corruption gravy train. so if you have some lesbian sesame street episode in baghdad for 20 mil, where is that 20 million actually going? >> well, we know exactly where these kind of grants go. they are padding the pockets of left wing activists in the united states and abroad. the government is the single largest benefactor of left wing ideologies anywhere on the planet. these are ideologies that are popular nowhere, except for a few pockets of east coast and west coast cities. but when the public sees waste, the left sees patronage. that's exactly what this is. they're taking hard earned taxpayer cash from every trump voter in the united states, and they're giving it to the gender theorists. they're giving it to the critical race ideologies. they're giving it to the dei activists. trump is right to shut it down. elon musk is exactly the man for the job. he's laser focused. i was at the white house yesterday and everyone is buzzing about th

not since the cold war have we had seven simultaneous weapons programs and not since the manhattan project have we so fundamentally overhauled our infrastructure. combining the two together is surely unprecedented. the global nuclear environment remains dynamic with a mix of long-standing and novel challenges. russia maintains the world's largest nuclear arsenal and has lowered the threshold on nuclear use. at the same time, china represents a unique long-term challenge for nnsa. although there nuclear arsenal remains numerically inferior for now, china has expanded the size of its nuclear arsenal and demonstrated sophisticated new delivery vehicles. this presents new situations for nnsa and the united states. first we have never faced a country that is an economic or, adversary that is also nuclear armed. china has or is building world-class industries in key fields and is an important global trade and technology influencer. we are also more economically intertwined with china than ever before. which means we need to place a new emphasis on the use of export control regulations for critic

new york works with the federal government, especially in manhattan, on criminal matters. this allows the doj to ask alvin bragg for assistance, which they will need, especially in a city like new york. something else, david, that we're learning about. trump has talked to vladimir putin about the war in ukraine, but says he better not say how many times he's spoken to putin. what kind of alarm bells does that raise when it comes to transparency? is it important to know when and how often the president is speaking with foreign leaders, especially adversaries? >> i think. >> generally you get. >> an acknowledgment. >> from the white house. when the call. >> occurs, whether or not there's a readout or not. obviously, there's some protection. >> of sensitive. >> information, but i think the entire western world, alex, is really concerned about what those conversations are like. we saw that when they kicked everybody out, i believe, at helsinki or wherever. he met privately with vladimir putin during the first administration. but i think the big question is if donald trump is s

we're back with news details on the international crime ring bust from ohio to diamond district of manhattan to chile. it comes as investigators revealed new information about what they found when they were under cover. laura jarrett has more. >> reporter: new details emerging in court today, on two suspects, federal prosecutors had on demand. stolen luxury goods. working with this international crime ring. targeting homes of pro athletes. this pawn shop in diamond district raided by the fbi tuesday, where authorities say they recovered dozens of stolen, high-end watches and jewelry. after an undercover agent spent months, selling them stolen goods for cash. prosecutors say phone records and surveillance link demetri to theft rings. novinski, typically tied to a group, allegedly behind the burglary of cincinnati bengals quarterback, joe burrow. according to three sources familiar with the matter. tonight, releasing this group, as a federal grand jury in ohio indicted three of the men. after state patrol officers found this lsu t-shirt and other items in the car. >> where are you going now? >

. >> for years, keith thomas lived out his dream in manhattan managing hundreds of people for a wallm down. >> what did you like to do? >> play tennis, go jogging. >> a long island pool accident in 2020 changed his whole life, paralyzing the 45-year-old from the mid chest down and robbing him of sensation and movement in all of his limbs, and least until a medical breakthrough at feinstein institute for research while the leave bio engineer and his team develop a technology called the double noro bypass, chips are implanted in a patient's rain and the signals for sensation and movement sent back and interpreted through artificial intelligence and redirected to the body and spine creating a loop that could prove life- changing. >> taking someone who's lost the ability to move their limbs to sense and touch things, to restore those abilities to the patient. >> that's right, we finally discovered that the signals in the brain are still there and strong even after a traumatic injury. >> other companies, like elon musk's neural link have implanted chips in patients to assist functionality

but what it does is examine, you see, jack smith and his staff, manhattan da brag, new york ag james,ere's no effort here to put this in a larger context. it seems that the trump revenge is. the point. is that a proper approach for the doj on day one? what should be done about it? >> oh well, you mean the nation's largest law enforcer, weaponized to go after people who are abiding by the law? yeah, i think that is not its role on day one or day two or frankly, any day. but i would also say this, you know, they told us in project 2025 the blueprint from the heritage foundation, written by people like ross vought, who brought us the funding freeze before he was even confirmed, assuming he will be, hope he won't be. but you know, when you think about this, they've told us they were going to do it. they're actually doing it. so we need to stop suggesting that we don't know whether he'll do or not what he has said he will do, what he has promised, what he was actually indicted for doing to the department of justice, which is trying to make it his tool of retribution. he said it in rallies,

. >> reporter: for years, keith thomas lived out his dream in manhattan, managing hundreds of peopleweighing him down. what did you like to do? >> play tennis, go jogging. >> reporter: but a long island pool accident in 2020 changed his whole life, paralyzing the 45-year-old from the mid chest down and robbing him of sensation and movement in all of his limbs, at least until a medical breakthrough at northwell health's feinstein institute for medical research, where lead bioengineer chad bouten and his team developed a technology they called double neural bypass. chips are implanted in a patient's brain, and the signals for sensation and movement sent back and interpreted through artificial intelligence and redirected to the body and spine, creating a loop that could prove life-changing. >> taking someone who had lost the ability to move their limbs, to sense or touch things and actually feel the sensation of that, to restore those abilities to the patient. >> yes, that's exactly right. we have finally discovered that the signals in the brain are still there and strong, even after a

international crime ring bust that spans from joe burrow's home in ohio to the diamond district of manhattano chile. it comes as investigators reveal new information about what they found while investi revealed new in they were undercover. laura jarrett has more. >> reporr: new details emerging in court today on two suspects federal prosecutors say have been fueling a demand for stolen luxury goods. working with a sophisticated international crime ring targeting the homes of pro athletes. this pawn shop in new york city's famed diamond district raided by the fbi tuesday, where authorities say they recovered dozens of stolen high-end watches and jewelry after an undercover agent spent months selling them stolen goods for cash. prosecutors say phone records and surveillance footage link dimitri nezhinskiy and juan villar to south american theft rings carrying out burglaries across the country. nezhinskiy specifically tied to a group allegedly behind the burglary of cincinnati bengals quarterback joe burrow. according to three sources familiar with the matter. tonight the fbi releasing this new

host: edward in manhattan, republican. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i noticed president bush is saying -- we are sending troops, national guard to the border. host: president trump? caller: all this sounds good but reality is the cartels pretty much run the seven northern states of mexico. they generate between $75 billion and $100 billion a year in revenue. that's from fentanyl and the travel business, which has been profitable for them in recent years. that is not going to do it. sending troops to the border. biden did that. the national guard ended of going to the border to do paperwork. host: what do you think of mexico sending troops to the border, to their border? caller: that's what i'm getting at. what would be necessary, because i don't trust the mexicans -- the mexicans love the dollar reserves coming out of the cartels' businesses. they -- what would work would be a joint operation. the u.s. army and the mexican army, mexican marines, whatever force they have to go into the seven states and, you know, kick you know what there and get the ca

to him, dubuque included queens, lang. >> reporter: the magazine's reach now extends far past manhattannd prides itself on accuracy and fact-checking. >> reporter: what is a fact-checker? >> somebody who takes a story submitted by someone like you and before we publish to make sure that it is accurate, balanced, fair, and complete as it can be. >> reporter: fair? that seems like a hard thing to figure out. >> that's hard for you. >> reporter: hard for everyone. fergus mcintosh leads the magazine's battalion of fact-checkers. more than two dozen. i spoke with a handful of them. and everything gets checked, right? not just articles, but poems, short stories, cartoons? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: theresa matthews is the department's associate director. she once had to fact-check a cartoon about a penguin meeting his girlfriend's parents. >> we prefer the term arctic american and is factually incorrect because penguins live in the antarctic. >> reporter: antarctic american wouldn't have been as funny? >> not pithy enough. all of my emails about any potential issues almost always i get a respons

. >> reporter: the fbi searching the pawnshop in manhattan's diamond district, where they say they tracked some of the luxury items stolen in a rash of recent burglaries at the homes of professional athletes, including joe burrow. >> someone is trying to break into the house right now, my daughter is there. this is joe burrow's house. she's staying there, he's at the football game. >> reporter: tonight, two men are under arrest, charged with brokering the sale of watches, jewelry, and handbags that prosecutors say were stolen by south american gangs targeting athletes and other wealthy homeowners across the country. for nearly five years, authorities say the two men were the middle men, buying the loot from the burglary crews and then selling it at their pawnshop. officers and agents raiding the place today. they say they seized dozens of high end watches and pieces of jewelry. court records say one is linked to some of the suspected bur burglars now charged with breaking into burrow's home. body camera video showing four chi lay yan nationals questioned by police in ohio last month, an ol

it's almost like you think we have to move them out of queens and we and put them in manhattan. yeah, um. the problem is that that is bare land. i mean, we could move, it is right. and the iranians have suggested that we move via is riley's out of israel to separate the 2 of them and move them all to greenland. and then i have to say that idea has some merit as far as i can see. i don't think uh the as railways or the us or trump really buys that. but. but yeah, 1st of all, it has to be said, the trump is millie mer merely accelerating the time table for what has been u. s. presidential and these railey presidential policy for decades, which is the ethnic cleansing of palestine. it's just been happening. settlement in house, bold, those that have time for decades now they're talking about doing it in a flurry. and i don't think the question is whether us types end up on the ground, which trump actually suggests that although there has been a lot of walk back from the administration since then. but what he's doing is giving a big, green light to israel, that it's a now okay to ju

where they burned american flags the second in manhattan win they were screaming about doing these genderions on children. how are the streets doing you think? >> they aren't following that. you and i talked about this before this election it was like the election of the norm use use where they thought this was too crazy for classical liberals it's too crazy for them and democrats are doubling down on this which goes to show you that you're more devoted to this message of ideological insanity and they haven't proposed anything they believe would do better for voters then what trump is offering and i talked about some of the stuff got so they don't agree about but i've never seen a politician wake up and go from morning to night getting the business done at the american people. and their delivering and all this stuff and doing all this moaning about these things and having taxpayers funded this and fighting against deportation and accountability. that's not going to win a single voter. i'd like to have multiple healthy parties but democrats can't be a part of this. the party is dead just a

he landed a position at the manhattan office of the venture capital firm less than two months after..ordan neely. let's just hope he doesn't choke. now they're turning on me. they are turning on me charles. that is not the way you treat the host. thank you. charles why didn't fox hire him? why didn't fox business fire him and give him an hour? >> we need to talk to somebody i don't know what he will be doing there but 29 years ago this month i mean i think he's one of these real people starting to come out of the shell. market and recent is a brilliant guy he blocked me on twitter i don't know why. >> he follows me. >> follows you and blocked me. clearly he is racist. but he is amazing. one of those guys from sala silicon valley who threw his way but -- wait behind trump hiring daniel penny is amazing a guy who went from howell. charged with murder for protect people on a subway and the message that sent it to anybody else like that isn't good. but this counters that message. it's great vindication for daniel penny. i would've been happy to have him on that subway car with me i can on

that is the criminal case against president trump here in manhattan by manhattan district attorney alvinbragg. and then what's called the civil fraud case by new york attorney general tish james. that's the case in. which trump, if that. >> case is upheld. >> would owe hundreds of millions of dollars to the state of new york for overinflating the value of certain of his assets or under inflating. >> them, as it were. >> when it is advantageous to him. the idea. >> that there. >> was federal cooperation with those cases is itself sort of presuming something that just doesn't happen to be true. was there an occasion on which the southern district of new york. >> that's the department. >> of justice's office here in manhattan, gave. information to manhattan prosecutors who are prosecuting the hush money case? yes, but i don't think that the evidence will show that it was somehow some cabal against president trump to like, hey. >> let's. >> give them all this stuff that we didn't use while trump was still president. and we decided. >> not to. >> prosecute him. there were processes followed.

of course all of it is being felt by the civilians in the area as himself heard reporting from a manhattan to many thanks. i, as the white house appears to be back tracking on, some of the us presence controversial comments about taking a goza on tuesday. donald trump proposed forcibly to spacing, palestinians from the strip to other countries, smoking global outrage. now, officials say palestinians could be moved temporarily. well, garza is we build a white house correspondent, company how cats has been following those developments from washington. one day after us president donald trump unveiled his surprise plan for gaza. the us take it over and the palestinians leave permanently. it was clear, even members of his own administration, were still sorting the details. the president has made it clear that they need to be temporarily relocated out of gather for the rebuilding of this effort. but that's not what the president said the day before. as he sat next to is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i don't think people should be going back to guys. i think the guys has been very unl

vehicles that drive through parts of manhattan have to pay a five dollar toll. trump has made clear his opposition, calling it the most aggressive tax known to mankind. will the trump administration be blocking this? second question, tens of millions were excited about trump doing away with taxes on tips over time, with social security benefits, but there's uncertainty over the timing. can you clarify when this is going to happen? within the first batch of legislation? sec. leavitt: to answer your first question, president trump is committed to lowering taxes for americans, cutting taxes for americans. as for congestion pricing in new york, i know the president spoke with governor hogle about that. i don't have any actions, so to speak, to read out for you on that issue today. when it comes to tips and social security, the president made it clear to allies on capitol hill that that is a critical piece of this reconciliation package and he expects his tax cuts from 2017, which put more money back into the pockets of the american people, those must be implemented.

and you just heard from somebody running for district of manhattan, it also has to start there very veryrarely is this the decision of the men and women who are putting their lives on the line each and every day to enforce the laws of this country? what's unfair to each them is these criminals are not held accountable. and you are now dealing with people that are either going an innocent american. repeatedly, repeatedly, or one of these law enforcement officers. and that should be unacceptable to our national leaders. we've a lot about prioritize deportations. this mass deportation plan. realistically, there are not enough resources based on numbers that have been allowed into the country. this is a simple fact. it's got to be prioritized. it's got to start going after national security. it's got to start going after those criminals. it's got to start identifying those visa overstays who are marching up and down fifth avenue, swearing to hamas and hezbollah. this needs be prioritized. and if a a community or a city or state does not want to work with federal agencies like ice to prioriti

where.h they were burning american flagi and the second one was in manhattan and they were screaming chang operations on childrendo.er had to get think the c streets e doing? >> yeah, they are not following for sure. when i talked about this before coach at this election is the t election of the new armies where the norm he throws up and i thought, this is too crazy evenr maybe the typical classical route liberals and this is too crazy for us. all these normal people went to the republican side of things and voted for normalcy and d doubling down on this which goe thto show more devoted to this message of ideological insanity of them they the voters they are claiming they are activating to serve. they still have not proposed any think that they believed would do better for voters than what trump is offering right now. oi have to tell you, i may not agree with everything trump is talking about specifically withe gazave, but i have never seen a politician f wake up going morng to night to get the business done for the american people. jesse, i don't think we will make you and i have th

we should look at this as a manhattan project 2.0 and i think the new trump administration is lookingregulatory front and how we stimulate that. on the energy front, you have heard this $100 billion number on openai and others, so i think we need to bring those together to put our foot on the gas. >> you were heavily involved in the trump campaign. are they asking you for advice? >> i have done my best. i believe we need to put our foot on the gas when it comes to extending american technology leadership. that is a process that requires we bring together immigration, energy, rethinking education, permitting, regulatory reform. my advice to them has to be draw these walls of bureaucracy and instead get interdisciplinary working groups together. we don't just need ai and crypto. we need shipbuilding, etc.. >> what is so interesting about the greater china growth etf -- the tagline is accessing china alpha without compromising ai -- american national security or values. how do you investment suddenly news of having autonomous vehicles sends tesla shares down? >> we preempted the market a

not since the cold war have we had seven simultaneous weapons programs and not since the manhattan project have we so fundamentally overhauled our infrastructure. combining the two together is surely unprecedented. the global nuclear environment remains dynamic with a mix of long-standing and novel challenges. russia maintains the world's largest nuclear arsenal and has lowered the threshold on nuclear use. at the same time, china represents a unique long-term challenge for nnsa. although there nuclear arsenal remains numerically inferior for now, china has expanded the size of its nuclear arsenal and demonstrated sophisticated new delivery vehicles. this presents new situations for nnsa and the united states. first we have never faced a country that is an economic or, adversary that is also nuclear armed. china has or is building world-class industries in key fields and is an important global trade and technology influencer. we are also more economically intertwined with china than ever before. which means we need to place a new emphasis on the use of export control regulations for critic

i mean, look, he wasn't like at a street court in manhattan or anything or in brooklyn. you know what this shows? everybody goes through ups and downs and everything else. and then people see one thing and they think that's the god. he's amazing. wait a second. is he is he warming up? maybe he's going to play in the all star game like in the celeb game. he is all star weekend. that's coming up. i mean that's amazing. and he looks good. he looks good. good for justin. yeah okay. have a great weekend. enjoy the super bowl and we'll see you monday. news on ktvu fox two. >> nearly 19 years later, and the murder of a father in an east bay college student remains unsolved tonight. jermaine cooper's family still holding out hope justice will be served. >> i want to make sure that i did everything i possibly could do as a mother to make sure that there was justice for my son. >> jermaine cooper was 22 years old when he was shot and killed in his san francisco home. good evening. this friday, i'm cristina rendon. >> and i'm jana katsuyama. san francisco police believe that cooper

he grew up in the bronx and i was in northern manhattan so the boss would stop on the way to our schoolhe didn't direct me in a play but he directed my first musical periods do not you in it. you are not in your first musical? >> lin-manuel: no. i wrote a musical called "nightmare in d major." not pretentious at all. he was about a nightmare. it was a 20 minute musical. the villain -- it's this extended dream of the villain in the piece is a fetal pig from ap bio class. do they still dissect pigs and ap bio class? i see some very sad nods from the mezzanine. >> stephen: what was he like in high school? >> lin-manuel: exactly the same. i have a mix tape from him that he gave me a tenth grade. they are all politically themed. from the mid-'90s. eddie vedder cover of "masters of war." i still remember this. a draggable planet song about roe v. wade. and then there was a song by g love and special sauce. g love fans. called "this ain't living. all political. >> stephen: you both have shows called "all in," which is weird. >> lin-manuel: he is the best. >> ststill what is it for like n you'r