matt was stressed. and with that young family to support, he'd gone and lost money gambling on the internet. he complained of feeling depressed, so depressed his doctor prescribed antidepressants. and that's about when it started-- the pain, that is, spasms of back pain. he ignored it, figured it would go away on its own. but it just got worse. after weeks of this, holly insisted he go see a doctor. he had been complaining of pain. and she finally said, you need to go. obviously, something's not right. so she basically had to drag him there. keith morrison (voiceover): kidney stones was the diagnosis. the doctor gave matt pills to help dissolve them. four days later, he took a turn for the worse, way worse. holly called her father, matt's father, and 911. i got a call from holly saying something's wrong with matt. so i talked to matt, and he says, dad, i don't feel good. i fell off the couch. i'm really dizzy. i said, well, get in the ambulance. keith morrison (voiceover): holly's father, mike jusek arr

host: matt barnum. guest: yeah, there's a lot to unpack. one thing i would note is i believe president trump is right that the u.s. as a very high spending country in terms of education. also a very wealthy country but we are not ranked quite as low as he is saying. we are typically in the middle of the pack which is nothing to brag about. so i'm not aware of the 40 out of 40. his appointment of linda mcmahon was interesting, she was a cofounder of wwe, world wrestling entertainment and a donor and supporter of trump. her background in education is limited but she trained to become a teacher and served on the connecticut state board of education. he has obviously told her that he wants her to work to dismantle the department that she will likely run if she is confirmed. host: talking about the education department. here are some statistics for you. u.s. pre-k education sysm has more than 49 million students, more than 3 million full-time equivalent teachers in plic elementary and secondary schools. publ

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joining me right now is matt priest. he's the president and ceo of the footwear distributors and retailers of america, a leading footwear trade group that represents dozens of companies like nike, dsw, crocs, under armor and walmart. it's good to see you again. matt, i look back, we talked back in november about what could be coming in terms of tariffs, and here we are today. let's focus in on china since that's where it's all setting in. and that is where most footwear sold in the united states is coming from. what is a new 10% tariff on footwear going to mean? >> it's going to mean higher prices for american consumers. kate, you know, look, we brought in about $10 billion in value for footwear from china last year. 10%. i'm not a mathematician, but 10% is about $1 billion in additional costs at the border paid by american companies. and so that $1 billion has to go somewhere. it's got to be absorbed somewhere for companies to be competitive, to continue to have profitability. and so right now, our companies are trying

matt, thank you so much.se actually heading to new orleans to see the big game in person this sunday, you won't have to shell out as much money as last year, believe it or not, with inflation. i guess the keyword there is as much because this still sounds insanely expensive to me. the average entry level ticket price is around 2,500 bucks. overall the average price is around 6,900, a 17% decrease from last year's chiefs/49ers super bowl. the people at stubhub have a theory as to why. >>> let's talk a little bit more sports here in the bay area. we are getting a new sports bar that is doing something a little different. it has to do with what they're showing on tv. kelsi thorud explains. >> reporter: as hundreds of sports bars in san francisco prepare for big crowds this super bowl weekend, one is preparing to cater to a demographic that has long been neglected. >> the bar is not only going to be for women who want to watch sports, it's for everyone who wants to watch women's sports. >> reporter: sarah and dan

joining us now is san jose mayor matt mahan. i believe you're in new orleans, mayor mahan the night is young, only 9 p.m. where you are. what's on the agenda tonight? that's right. i just got in a few hours ago. i have to tell you, the energy here is incredible. i'm taking notes. we're ready to host the one of the greatest shows on earth next year. and everything from just how you land and are greeted by live music to just how active the streets are. it's just it's really an incredible experience. and what's what's the intel? what's the intel you're hoping to get? just kind of notes like you're saying. are you are you in deep some deep dive meetings there? it's a combination. you know, i'm meeting with media to make sure that they know what the bay area has to offer. this is an opportunity for the bay area to host the world. people come from alall over for this game, and it's a lot more than a game. it's an entire cultural experience over 3 to 4 days. we want to make sure people know what the bay area has to offer in terms of in

matt, we will start with you.surprised with the tickets up and coming star like you are and drake may? >> just totally unbelievable. the whole experience definitely caught me off guard i really didn't know what to say. we may had to retake a couple of things because i was saying inappropriate things and totally an amazing experience. drake was amazing and awesome opportunity to meet him and really kind of talk with him a little bit and get surprised with super bowl tickets. a bucket list and to be able to do it and to do it this way is kind of a recognition of service and supporting the american legion. i'm super happy and honored to do that. >> todd: it is awesome. you all deserve it and including yourself, surprised by kim jordan who wrote the following x, here we go, about you. "so honored to bring the sergeant and to super bowl lix and thank you for incredible service throughout career in the army. big thanks to usaa and w wp for help and you happen. i can't wait to show you all new orleans." the big thing i w

with us now, democratic strategist matt bennett d litical rategist jesse otto. i want to put up one more quote, following up on what lauren was just talking about there. this from republican senator josh hawley from missouri, who said, i don't know that i think it's the best use of u.s. resources to spend a bunch of money in gaza. i think that maybe i prefer that to be spent in the united states first. so, madison, what happened to america first from donald trump? is that out the window? >> well, i think. >> this could. >> be opening up conversations moving forward. >> and i think. >> president trump. >> last night. >> what he was doing was putting the middle east on notice, putting the world on notice that the status quo will not stand similar to what we're seeing going on here in the united states with doge. and other. things happening with. >> our government. >> he's saying we cannot continue to see this go on the way that it has in the middle east for decades. the palestinian people deserve better. the middle east deserves better. and so maybe we see talks a

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hello, matt, what are you hearing?try mostly about historic game sunday and also about ticket prices and of course, travis kelce and taylor swift. >> i predict you heard here first, taylor swift has already got her song prepared so when they lose, they were is going to be bye-bye it to her boyfriend. you heard it here first. >> you think taylor will down travis kelce? >> of course! >> not at all, it is a distraction for football fans. do you want to see her face on the jumbotron? >> i would like to see her face. that part i'm okay with. >> i'm wearing a chief sweater and support her and she has a eagles fan. >> go birds, cobirds! >> sandra, a lot of security right now. a couple of blocks on the blockades along bourbon street heavily armed national guard troops, sandra. >> sandra: that looks like excitement is building, matt. i can tell the streets are not -- they are not super populated yet. you maybe people are just starting to descend on the city? >> may be, some may have gone to bed a few hours ago because this is n

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canada. >> mexico and certainly had. >> a. >> sigh of relief with yesterday's 30 day reprieve. >> mattming over to you. different story for your business and the people in your industry group. a lot of production obviously happens in china, whether it's footwear or apparel. these 10% tariffs and also the retaliatory tariffs. how do they impact the companies in your industry group. >> yeah. >> hey, frank. >> first and foremost, it just creates a. >> ton. >> of uncertainty in our supply chains. and so we already pay upwards of $3 billion, $4 billion a year in tariffs. and we brought in about $10 billion in footwear from china last year alone. so you add this additional 10% on top of that, you're looking at an additional billion dollars for our american companies that are importing this products for american consumers. so at a time when the president is mandate is strictly focused on reducing costs for consumers across the board, this is an interesting step to accomplish that goal. and we're trying to figure out what's going to happen next and how our companies can best cost their goods i

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mayor matt mahan from san jose. thank you for being with us this afternoon.s for having see you soon. >> still ahead here, our storm watch road new. we're taking a look at. >> what's ahead with this atmospheric river. plus, state farm insurance looking to hike rates in the wake wildfires. their argument and how an increased impact homeowners area. >> let's take a live look outside. here's our camera on top of mount tam. so could see a blustery. it is out there from this vantage point. we're going to go over now to kylen the weather center with details on this storm yet. take a look at san jose. a place that has gotten less rain but still is going to getting some of that rain this afternoon. you can see just how dark the skies are right now is some of this starts to move towards you in san jose and again, we'll kind of zoom in here. you can see a little bit of what's going on. it's just this bigger system producing a lot of wind rain is going to be produced again this afternoon. lots of heavy rain. but these are all of these storm reports that have come in. so

if we look at the great talent we have in sliding, matt and marcus in skelton, two of in front of thems be slight challenges here and there. as i say, we're staying really positive about it and hopefully — hopefully cortina followed in her footsteps. however, a new initiative has been launched with the aim 0ur sports reporter sarah dawkins has more. when italian driver lella lombardi made but since then, a woman has not appeared six of the most talented teenage karting drivers from around the world have been selected on the more than equal cheering vigorous fitness testing like in a sport traditionally dominated by men. or a male — i'm a driver, i'm a racer. it isa it is a dominated sport, f dominated sport, it is a dominated sport, for sure. it's been such a big dream for me. driver to be selected, and she wants to make history. world champion. but i have to get one first! sky has always been outnumbered by he thought it was me. i was laughing, because i thought it was funny it wasn't even me that crashed into him. to their advantage. in male—dominated sports, this is not a considerat

cnn's matt egan is here to crunch the numbers for us. matt, how do you read them? well. >> boris, january. >> has a. >> long history. >> of being. >> a messy month. when it comes to jobs reports. and this one definitely lived up to that reputation. there's a lot of conflicting signals here, a lot. >> of. >> moving parts. let me go through the numbers 143,000 jobs. >> added in january. >> that is worse than expected. and as you. >> can see on that. >> chart, this was a big slowdown from the gangbusters growth at the end of last year. december was revised upwardly to 307,000. so this is less than half of that pace. digging into why. >> this happened. >> economists had been bracing for a slowdown, in part because of the los angeles wildfires and the extremely cold. temperatures throughout much of the country. what's interesting is the bls said in this report that there was no discernible effect from the cold temperatures or the wildfires. but a number of economists that i've talked to today say they do think that was a factor. it was just hard to measure. now, the bet

cnn's matt egan joins us now. matt, first walk us through exactly what's being targeted with these new tariffs and why. well, boris, this is. >> a swift. >> response from china. >> wasting no. >> time here. >> but it also looks like. >> a carefully. >> calibrated response. one that seems designed to keep things from getting out of control. so as you mentioned, 15% tariffs set to go into effect on monday from china on coal, on liquefied natural gas, 10% on crude oil, farm machinery and some vehicles. there's also some non-tariff actions here that you mentioned. there's some new export controls on metals. there's this two new firms that have been added to the sanctions list. and this. anti-monopoly investigation into google, which we should note has pretty limited operations in china. i think what's telling here is what beijing didn't do, right. they didn't put tariffs on everything they get from the united states. this is just a small slice of what they import from the u.s. they didn't go after apple or mcdonald's

matt kaufman, can you explain why elon musk is so focused on usaid? >> not in usaid, in and of itself. look, and i will say this, trump in his first term, fired the head of usaid, the temporary one, bonnie glick, at that point. and so he's he's had machinations around this before. i don't when it comes to usaid. i don't exactly know. it might be more the foreign aid question specifically than anything else. to steven's point, right. that was before. look, i think the trump administration believes, and i think to this extent rightly, is that congress cannot make an agency, no matter how independent it actually is, a part of the executive branch. it exempt it from executive branch control. now, to alex's point, define control exactly. is it the top people? as case you point out to the with the fbi, political appointees, top officials or again, both elon musk and these people at usaid are both unelected, but only one of them, musk and doge, is empowered to actually make these changes. so if you're somebody who's working at usaid or any agency, that's fin

. >>> let's go to matt rivers in mexico city.t, the response from the mexican government already pretty fierce. >> reporter: absolutely, george, and the potential for disruption between the u.s. and mexico is enormous. not only is mexico the u.s.'s single largest bilateral trading partner ahead of china, but drug enforcement and migration also key. all of that, george, on much shakier ground this morning. as expected, mexican president claudia sheinbaum responding to trump's tariffs saying mexico will respond with boast tariff and non-tariff retaliatory measures of their own, but she seemed to take the most exception with why the trump administration said they're putting these tariffs in place. she said mexican drug trafficking organizations have an intolerable ige alliance with the government of mexico. sheinbaum saying we categorically reject the white house's slander of the government of mexico for having alliances with criminal organizations. if there is any such alliance, it is in the gun shops of the united states that sell

matt, you worked in a number of capacities. you mentioned the house republican campaign committees and any of the jobs you've held. have you ever held a subscription to a newspaper or a magazine yes, i have. you subsidized with your money these liberal rags. look, i'm joking here, but there's this. the most ridiculous scandal of all time. the biggest non-troversy of all time is the idea that. that these subscriptions to politico and other news sources were somehow subsidizing news organizations, people in government and in politics get newspapers and magazines because they need to find out stuff. yes. >> i so i've been told. yes. yes, exactly. look. yes. um, we can talk about the price of it. we can talk about how these things are priced. some some of them are outrageous. i'm not necessarily talking about politico here. that's not the point of this. um, but, look, i guess that first point, everybody in theory, loves to say they want to cut government. they want to trim spending, waste, fraud and abuse. but like anything, when t

people within the republican community, maga republicans saw matt gaetz fall. they felt that it was unfair that he did not get his day in the confirmation hearings. and so they created this really robust outside network to push these senators. so, yes, bill cassidy is saying that, you know, he got enough, uh, consolidation from rfk. he feels that they can work together, but he's also facing a very tough primary. and that network of people that were engaged after matt gaetz fell, knew that. and pressed on that point. >> yeah. i'm glad you brought up the sort of bigger picture, because i do want to talk about that. what we're going to see later today is a vote for tulsi gabbard. susan collins said yesterday afternoon that she's going to support tulsi gabbard to be the director of national intelligence. it looks like unless we have a big surprise, she's also somebody who looks likely to get through. so, matt gaetz aside, if you look at the big picture of the cabinet, what donald trump wants, donald trump is getting from the republicans in the united states senate.

. >>> let's get to matt and sports. >> kpix sports is powered by kia. learn more at kia.com.movement that inspires. >> the warriors still licking their wounds from last night's loss to the lakers thanks to 42 points from the 40-year-old lebron james, but help is on the way. jimmy butler cleared to make his warriors debut tomorrow night in chicago and he doesn't seem too concerned about fitting into the warriors' system. >> we're good, pass the ball to steph and get out the way, easy. >> pass the ball to the italians. but her traded earlier this week in a multiteam deal that sent andrew wiggins to miami. he'll be with golden state through 2027. butler will wear the number 10 and he couldn't be happier about a fresh start. >> i know that i have my joy back now. i'm glad i get the opportunity to get here and help get us to winning and do something special. i think that's why i'm hear and i will do my best to do what everybody wants and that's to win a championship. i mean it. >>> all eyes on the super bowl this weekend, but come monday, let the myles garrett sweepstakes begin. t

. >> brothers dale and matt tolosa are getting ready by gearing up. >> i got this hoodie.ot a reversible all star jacket. >> they're so psyched about the nba all star game coming to san francisco. >> but they have the whole world and all. the nba represented for this whole upcoming weekend to be special. >> chances are you've seen some of the ads for the all star game. crews are working fast, putting up and positioning critical infrastructure for the big event. banners and special signage are going up all over chase center. places like dumpling time will be increasing staffing and serving up their specialties. splash bar, which just opened on this friday, will be flooded with sports fans at wooly pig restaurant in san francisco's dogpatch neighborhood. they'll be serving up the fan favorite. >> curry udon with fried chicken is probably one of our most popular dishes. it's obviously a fun play on steph curry from way downtown. >> like many other local businesses, wooly pig is eager and excited to welcome big crowds. >> it's going to be crazy. we've staffed up our team to ha

the important moment after the game that brought san jose mayor matt mahan and others to new orleans.i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we have freeze warnings and frost advisories. i'll show you how cold for tomorrow morning. plus updated rain chances. we are looking at what could be a significant storm f a plane that vanished in alaska thursday has been found. it took off from a town in western alaska with nine passengers and a pilot. 45 minutes later, it suddenly went off radar 12 miles offshore. late this afternoon, crews located the plane sitting on sea ice. no one survived. it's unclear what led to the crash, but the coast guard says the plane had a rapid loss of altitude. heartbreaking news at the san francisco zoo tonight. the zoo and its visitors are mourning the death of its silverback gorilla, oscar. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran is in san francisco with what happened to oscar? oscar had been at the san francisco zoo since 2004. he was loved by staff and visitors at 43. he was the third oldest male of his species living in a u.s. zoo. the san francisco zoo announced frida

matt bloxham from bloomberg intelligence is here with the details. a on whether we are seeing a turning point for big tech stateside. >> it is more a stalling point to be honest. clearly, ai is gathering momentum, innovations like deepseek definitely fuel that fire if you like. one of the big questions for google is whether they can get return on the enormous investments they are making. they guided to $75 billion of capex this year primarily to support ai efforts. i'm surprised it was a surprise, but it was a surprise to the market given we heard that meta upped their capex number. it is a big increase. given all the competition in ai, people are questioning how do you generate incremental revenue from this, is it a defensive move to protect your research position? given the weakness in cloud whereas a lot of enterprise ai is coming through, those two things go together. tom: let's listen in to the ceo of alphabet responding to the innovation challenge of deepseek. ok, we were hoping to have the sound of sundar pichai of alphabet, he did comment on

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let's start with calls with matt in maryland. good morning. caller: good morning. let's not sugarcoat what is going on. the richest man in the world has been given access to basically the united states main bank, the way that we pay people's social security, the way that we pay basically for everything. he has also been given the ability to take one of our most important assets for foreign diplomacy that keeps us out of war off-line. why? who knows. but he hasn't been given that access with -- but he has been given that access. with that access is information no one else has. he is a federal contractor. he has no security clearance. he could not get security clearance. and here we are. he has access to all of that information. given access to all of that information, our information that federal employees have tried to secure forever, to other people who don't have that information. he is a federal contractor to us, but also he has contracts with china and i am sure many of our other foreign enemies. this is a coup, and we need to wake up and say this is not normal

matt bradley has late details. >> reporter: tonight, the deadliest mass shooting in sweden's history. 10 people shot dead at a school for adults, shattering the calm in the town more than 100 miles west of the capital stockholm. and shocking a country where gun violence is rare. it's difficult to take in the magnitude of what happened today the prime minister said, what simply cannot happen, has also happened in sweden. social media footage showed students hiding under their desks as shot rang out. the shooter's motives remain unclear. police have also ruled out terrorism, and they're not expecting any further attacks. >> a guy next tome was shot in the shoulder. he was bleeding a lot said this student. when i looked behind me, i saw three people on the floor bleeding. they said go out, get out. >> reporter: one teacher told swedish media that many students had already left for the day following national exams. lucky timing that may have saved lives. matt bradley, nbc news. >>> we have a major update on the deadly mid-air collision between an american airlines jet and a u.s. army heli

matt, winner and loser? >> man, she had a serious one.cue sauce that i will be using on ribs that i'm smoking on sunday night during the super bowl. they -- i hope they look as good as that picture you are seeing on the screen. >> wow. >> my loser is the groundhog that told us we have got six more weeks of winter, anyone who has small children like mine is not thrilled about the extension of cold and flu season a little bit longer. >> bret: all right. do you have quickly some football picks for the weekend down the row meredith first. >> oh, gosh, i'm going with the chiefs. >> matt, what have you got? >> i think the eagles are going to win. i think saquon barkley 180 yards. a lot of views of taylor swift's reaction ever the tragedy of not getting the chiefs' three-peat. >> bret: meghan? >> fly eagles fly. >> bret: 2 to 1 we shall see. thanks, panel. up next, "notable quotables." >> had you do you think this story is going to play out? >> too close to call. >> five minutes to air. >> sean: go big? >> sean: or go home. we are in the super b

matt finn, thank you very much indeed. we get the message.the game falling. they're down -- i think by thousands of dollars compared to last year. madison, why are fans not paying up this year? madison: might be because no one wants to sit next to eagle fans because they're the absolute worst. stuart: geez. madison: sorry. i was going to say, philly just tuned out so i'm sorry, stu. all seriousness, let's figure out why this is happening. it could be actually because of the destination. so last year's super bowl, that was hosted in vegas, and if you're going to dull out thousands of dollars to see the game and party, vegas could be a little more fun than new orleans. there's nor seats so greater supply same demand lower prices. new orleans super dome 74,000 feets compared to vegas' 65,000. as matt was talking about, new orleans is still dealing with the fallout and all of the aftermath of that horrific terrorist attack that killed 14 people and injured so many more. there's a lot to deal with. if you think, hey, i'm going to get a deal. get a

look, matt, this is not really hard science. they expect to happen on the left with voters if they focus all on trump? they still aren't focused on the people. >> they've learned nothing from the last election, right? all about trump all the time. hakeem jeffries putting out plans and letters, i'm shaking in my boots. pritzker running for president and look in his own backyard. illinois was a closer race between harris and trump that florida, the former swing state. trump won wards in chicago. look, he needs to look at his own backyard before taking on trump. clearly the american people saw something that j.b. doesn't. >> harris: patrick? >> harris, i agree with matt in the sense we have to focus on what is good for families. the price of eggs and inflation, the price of eggs was three cline 65 and now over $5. we elected this guy to help our economy make prices go down. >> harris: wait a minute. i don't want a conversation with false flags. when eggs were up under your party's president, the nation's president, biden, they were

host: matt barnum., there's a lot to unpack. one thing i would note is i believe president trump is right that the u.s. as a very high spending country in terms of education. also a very wealthy country but we are not ranked quite as low as he is saying. we are typically in the middle of the pack which is nothing to brag about. so i'm not aware of the 40 out of 40. his appointment of linda mcmahon was interesting, she was a cofounder of wwe, world wrestling entertainment and a donor and supporter of trump. her background in education is limited but she trained to become a teacher and served on the connecticut state board of education. he has obviously told her that he wants her to work to dismantle the department that she will likely run if she is confirmed. host: talking about the education department. here are some statistics for you. u.s. pre-k ecation system has more than 49 million students, more than 3 million full-time equivalent teachers in public elementary and secondary schools. public school

a serious conundrum for one lucky winner after a now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor something akin to beast from the east, well, from southern parts of europe. so whilst it's cold today, temperatures actually lift another surge of colder air through part of next week, and any snow we do see will be fairly insignificant and mainly on the hills. and that will be the case later this afternoon they'll develop a bit more widely and could turn a little bit wintry over the higher ground. here, a keen breeze, though, gusting 30—a0 miles out of the sunshine. across parts of wales, central and southern england. flurries as well. further north and west, clearest of the skies, lowest of the temperatures tonight and a widespread frost here into tomorrow morning. but here best favoured again for the sunshine through tomorrow. lots of cloud for england and wales. cold rain, a little bit of sleet, a little bit of hill snow. should brighten up to the south—east corner later, up to around eight degrees, but a chilly day by and large for those heading off to italy for the wales—italy m

. >> brothers dale and matt tolosa are getting ready by gearing up. >> i got this hoodie. i got a reversible all star jacket. >> they're so psyched about the nba all star game coming to san francisco. >> but they have the whole world and all. the nba represented for this whole upcoming weekend to be special. >> chances are you've seen some of the ads for the all star game. crews are working fast, putting up and positioning critical infrastructure for the big event. banners and special signage are going up all over chase center. places like dumpling time will be increasing staffing and serving up their specialties. splash bar, which just opened on this friday, will be flooded with sports fans at wooly pig restaurant in san francisco's dogpatch neighborhood. they'll be serving up the fan favorite. >> curry udon with fried chicken is probably one of our most popular dishes. it's obviously a fun play on steph curry from way downtown. >> like many other local businesses, wooly pig is eager and excited to welcome big crowds. >> it's going to be crazy. we've staffed up our team t

matt chapman six at third base. that one felt a little bit low just given the area had last year, but some big names at third base. and it is. i was looking at that and thinking the giants lineup i feel like is going to be a little bit deeper than maybe everyone thinks, but probably also still not deep enough for what we would, you know, you they still feel like a bat short and maybe like a bat and a half short when you look at who they're competing with at times, and especially when injuries pop up. but there is like a decent core there of a drunk lee, bob melvin said here in december on this podcast. he thinks wade will probably lead off if everyone is healthy. matt chapman coming off a good year. willie thomas coming off a very good year. elliott ramos coming off a breakout season. tyler fitzgerald as well. patrick bailey in the first half is great. patrick bailey in the second half runs out of steam, but maybe that'll change after two years of that happening. so you kind of look around and like they're actually

we build an app called "matt everywhere."ould describe it as the pokemon go of math learning -- "math everywhere." we are hoping to expand that into a couple of school districts in the next year and then we hope will be able to scale nationally beginning sometime in 2026. host: very nice. my conversations with bob over the years, we often talked about the fact that within our society, we teach people that you are either in math-science type, or you are a history and arts type. people grew up feeling that way. i'm not good at math. people of all races. we have always told people are kind of thing. it turns people off. if you ask the audience how many people like math, most people laugh. so i am excited about what he did all those years, and what you're doing right now. quick story, my wife and i are homeschooling our 13 year old grandson. for years he would want to placate me whenever he was doing something wrong. he would say, papa, i love math. he did. [laughter] just to get me to feel a little better about him. but he said

matt egan live for us in new york. thanks so much, brianna. >> president trump again saying that he'd like our northern neighbor to join the united states what i'd like to see canada become our 51st state. >> we give them protection. military protection. we we don't need them to build our cars. i'd rather see detroit or south carolina or any one of our tennessee, any one of our states build the cars. they could do it very easily. we don't need them for the cars. we don't need them for lumber. we don't need them for anything. >> canada not on board with that idea, to say the least. but trump's objective for waging a trade war with canada is not actually clear. he's mentioned canada becoming a state. he's also mentioned wanting more american banks in canada. canada's car exports, their immigration and drugs. and just this afternoon, trump's trade adviser, peter navarro, said it was that last one, drugs that is motivating the tariffs on canada. >> we're in a drug war and mexico understands that. they've been very cooperat

matt finn, thanks very much, indeed.n super bowl. he called chiefs' tight end travis kelce the best tight enever. he confirmed he will be doing a pregame interview with our own bret baier. look who with's -- who's here now, former nfl quarterback joe theismann. you've been a stranger to the show. it's great to have you back on again. >> stuart, thank you for inviting me back. i've always appreciated the time we spend together and the conversations we have. great to be back with you. stuart: travis kelce is catching flak for saying it'll be a great honor to have trump in attendance. why is that the controversial, joe? >> i don't understand why having the president of the united states attend an event and consider it a problem. i think this is one game, hope any -- and, of course, taylor's going to be there too, but politics should be put aside. president trump is a tremendous football fan. he was a part of the usfl. he was at the army-navy if game, which i happened to attend this year chft a tremendous honor, and we know

one, one of our newer supervisors danny sauder, district three jewel lynn gaudio from district four, matt dorsey from district six, myrna melgar from district seven and the president of the board of supervisors and also representing district eight rafael mandel. >> matt, a number of other city officers are with us today as well as cesar walking torres also i see supervisor sherman walton came in from district ten and also another new supervisor there from district 11. >> shyanne chen is here with us today. it's assessor walking tourists here. >> district attorney brooke jenkins is here. treasurer jose cisneros is here . the city administrator carmen chu, police chief bill scott right down here in front of us ,deputy police chief david lazar right here. also fire commissioners with us today president marcy frazier is here. vice president paula collins is here. commissioner steven kodjoe is here and commissioner ami morgan is here. you know we have some former fire chiefs with us today as well. >> and i want to give them a special shout out. >> paul tobacco is here with us today. welcome ba

as we can. >> how famous are you, like matt damon famous?us. >> also teaming up game day? marvel stars chris pratt and chris hemsworth! >> what? >> the duo trade in their superhero status for rayban's smart glasses with an assist from kris jenner! >> gentlemen, who eats art? >> think you're supposed to say hey, meta. >> like, hey meta? who eats art? and then meta would say. >> chris pratt >> also look out for vin diesel, michelle rodriguez, and ludacris to pump the brakes in a "not so fast and not so furious" spot for haagen-dazs. >> hey, what happened to fast life? >> not today. >> are y'all kidding me? >> another star in the supersized ad, eugene levy. the "schitt's creek" star among the victims who lost their home in the palisades fire. just days after his heartbreak, the 78-year-old was back to work on his new game day commercial. eugene talking exclusively to our cassie di laura. >> over 100 million viewers watch the super bowl. how important is that community feel? >> it's amazingly important. particularly now with what's going on. in

we also have matt egan with us who has been watching markets very closely. and it was clear, matt, this morning, once the deadline for these tariffs were obviously looming before midnight tonight, that markets were not responding well. the announced deal with mexico to delay them for a month saw a quick bump up. and they're kind of back down now right. yeah. >> boris you know so much about tariffs can be really complicated. but the stock market reaction was really simple right. we saw markets take a hit on friday when investors realized that president trump may actually go forward with these tariffs. the market opened sharply lower. the dow was down about 700 points at one point this morning. but yes you're right. look at that. you can see the market bounced all the way back as those tariffs on mexico have been delayed. but the broader market is still down a bit because there is obviously so much uncertainty. now i found this conversation with president trump in the oval office that we just saw really fascinating, a fascinating window into why he loves tarif