we continue now with the disappearance of megan nichols, 15 year old megan nichols is missing. and for police, the strange clues she left behind in the early stages pointed to someone very close to megan's own father. >> megan's father, jackson, had some some warrants out against him. he was of age and the young girl was not. >> at the time, megan's dad had faced accusations of being a sex offender years before they arrested him. >> they asked him if he knew where where megan is. i had 1512 armed men show up and say, where is your daughter? you are under arrest. >> jackson nichols openly recalls the day u.s. marshals picked him up near tulsa, oklahoma. nichols was thrown behind bars, held on a federal warrant, listing him as an unregistered sex offender. but it all turned out to be a strange mix up based on an accusation, and dismissed charges. that's bull. >> that story sucks. you are full of crap. >> and then a clerical error that never cleared him. >> literally. >> within five minutes my case was dismissed and i was escorted out the door. >> jackson was eventually cleared as

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. >> megan, you have done security a lot. comfortable with the sugar bowl going forward tomorrow knowing there's accomplices and maybe they're on the run or maybe they feel they have unfinished business. do you feel that the sugar bowl should go forward tomorrow? >> it's a big onion you have to take piece by piece and i understand people train their lives for this moment. but the american citizens, that's our top priority, and securing not just for the players but for the fans and the media and everybody involved. if i was in charge, i would postpone it until we can reassure the american public we have everyone involved. theres no such thing as a lone gunman. this person came with a well organized attack. he had help, whether domestic or international or a combination. if we cannot tell the american people that you are willing to send your teenage son or daughter to the game, we need to wait. >> good point. nicole, back to you. was this on the fbi's radar, and if not, should this have been on the fbi's radar? >> look, it's ve

megan, can i just start with you? because you own the van now? you obviously bought it from preston. and here we are with it. you've had a chance to look at it with these images. >> what? >> what do you even think about the fact that your van is here? you are the owner of the little blue dot. >> i just can't believe that this is actually, like, my bus is the only thing that survived on the street that i walked by with my dog. like every single day. um, it's i'm speechless to see all the houses burnt. and i can't believe that. azul. the bus, that's what we named it. survived like it's. i'm just in shock, honestly. but it's. we always said, like me and my friends. like the magic bus. we put the energy in it and we're just always, like, vibing high. just like our frequency and vibration is so magical. so we're like, wow, it is magic. so we're just in shock. i said, when i got that sent to me, i was just like, oh, my god, i freaked out. um, everyone keeps saying that. so. >> preston, when you you had this van before, i know i believe you lived in it

i don't know megan if you have. but like they're very, very tight quarters. >> and so they try to pack as many people as physically possible. and people demand, here's what it looks like on the inside. this is what reagan's inauguration looked like back in 1985. >> you know? >> and so, for example, i know paul pelosi was behind one of them, janna ryan, paul ryan's wife, was behind one another. so these are tight shots. it will obviously be tighter here. i will say this, though, when i first learned about the excerpt, when john pointed it out, i my first thought was this is in large part why he won, right? this common sense narrative that he really tried to strike throughout the entire campaign, whether it's something i mean, the other day we talked about biological men playing women's sports, things like that, that cut very clear and cross partisan lines. i think that is how they're going to want to couch all of these executive orders. and the first 100 days agenda. >> yeah, i do think that the inauguration is going

and everyone in my family, my friends, all megan's family, everyone's and so, megan, you parked it here, i believe, because, well, it's a stick shift, obviously. >> i mean, and you're learning how to drive stick, so it's it's very hilly here. i know you live over the corner and your apartment is okay, but you parked it here because it's a flat surface. so then when you got the evacuation orders, obviously you're not going to jump in this car. so. so tell me what happened. >> so i'm at one 800 coastline at the bottom, and i just got the news from my whole building that we have to evacuate. we have to evacuate. and this is our second evacuation. i'm like, oh, my god, let me just grab my dog. like i didn't bring anything with me except my dog, literally. and i'm like the hill. like it's all i saw. the hills on fire. and i'm like, oh, my god. like the vans are gone or like it's on flat. like we just that's my area where we just walk and just drive around in it and i'm like, that's the first thing that i detach from. and i'm like, i'm surrendering. the vans are gone. or like i'm detaching fr

>> no, megan, you're not!h, my god. >> we hadn't spoken for ten years in person or on the phone even. and so, after this, we talk almost every day on phone. we're texting constantly. our parents are texting. it's just been a wonderful way to create such a close relationship again. >> reporter: in mid december, the big day arrived. the procedure was done at christ hospital in cincinnati. surgeons first started on megan, the donor, and jess's procedure began a half hour later. the surgeries took place in neighboring rooms. >> and this just totally reinstalled my belief in humans, man, that they are good peop, most of them. and want to help people. and would do something like this is just amazing. >> reporter: it didn't take long for jess's body to accept a new, functioning kidney. both women say they are blessed by the experience and only the new outlook on life but the chance to embrace and reconnect with friends turned lifesavers. >> i mean, she'll get her life back, freedom. >> instead of just sorority sister

let me get to megan. sarah specifically following up on this conversation on single-family properties from your perspective how do we bring in damon talked about the financial challenges that can hold up success and how do we bring the financial resources to bear everything that's needed to solve this problem? let me talk about the two things we have been working on. first our rehab program it has not been updated updated and sometime so we updated early this year and the changes go into effect the beginning of november and their two flavors. one is a limited program and that's nonstructural work. it's streamlining an' it's easier if you don't need the two or three consultant that you need for structural work. we have raised the threshold from $35,000 to $75,000 which should open up participation there. it's interesting to hear about the pent-up contractor count out there. one of the things we struggle with is when someone is doing a two or 3k standard loan with structural work on a big project they do re

pippa stevens and megan cassella has more.mer chief of staff to mike pence, marc short joins us. megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. trump's complaints are on four areas of friction. trade deficit and what he calls a flood of i mmigration and fentanyl and what we pay for canada's defense. here's what he says. the latest data this week runs through the first 11 months of 2024. canada is the u.s.'s second largest trading partner. in that time, $700 billion of goods exchanged over those 11 months. we want to run a trade deficit in goods, but a surplus in services. in total, the deficit was $55 billion. economists now don't mind trade deficits and that one isn't that big. it's the ninth largest that the u.s. runs from the bilateral trade deficits. canada sends us a ton of energy. more than 60% of all u.s. crude oil comes from canada. it is cars and car parts tropical crossing the border and consumer goods and lumber. fentanyl does not appear to come from canada all that often. in the first nine months, u.s. cust

megan hayes, democratic strategist, former director of message planning for the biden white house. and matt gorman, republican strategist and former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being here. annie linskey, let me actually start with you, because the wall street journal, the paper that you write for this is the opinion page. you do not write for the opinion page. but it was interesting. they're pretty skeptical about pete hegseth. they say that they called it the senate, the world's most non deliberative body, and they say that his real views are now a mystery. and they say, let's hope he rises to the occasion. i was struck yesterday by the fact that he struggled to answer some relatively basic questions about some of the big issues that he'll have to deal with, grapple with as secretary of defense. you know, he could answer what caliber bullet goes into a sidearm that a soldier carries, and he emphasized that part of his biography. but this is not someone who, in an earlier era, might have won confirmation to this

we have megan cassella with more on the story.d morning. >> reporter: frank, good morning. it is a two prong strategy with the crip hips production and ch act. commerce issued its latest and last package of rules with the sharing of chips is unrestricted. they narrowed that list to 18 nations. that move brought blowback from industry. nvidia warned global progress on a.i. was now in jeopardy. the head of the agency sat down with cnbc yesterday and defended the move saying it threaded the needle between national security and business. >> i want huang to be successful and applied materials and i want amd to be successful. i want intel to be successful. we're doing that on the chip side, too. i don't think the rules we put in place are actually going to impact that as much as they think. >> reporter: estevez expects the systems to be built out. one question remains of how effective this has been. >> i know i'm annoying the chinese and not because that's what i want to do, but because we are impacting the ability to get the advanced s

here's megan's cousin. her name is aaron dahl.lost our whole community and we didn't know what to do. so when my family reached out and said that they wanted to help, of course, you know, you say yes. what you don't expect is for their community to then rally behind and then their community's community to rally behind. and it just shows how good people are. i mean, people are so good. for now, aaron and her family are staying with friends in los angeles. reporting live here in pleasanton. bob redell today in the bay. it's nice to see the good emerge from this as well. absolutely. thank you bob. well, let's talk about what firefighters are up against there though. they've had a little break in the winds. yeah. and we are going to see it picking up again today. most likely peaking tomorrow. so that's the unfortunate thing is that we are not done with the dry and windy weather. it's been pretty breezy here as well across the bay area as we take a live look outside in san francisco, you can see the moon there, right there to the left

here's megan's cousin. her name is aaron dahl. we lost our whole community and we didn't know what to do. so when my family reached out and said that they wanted to help, of course, you know, you say yes. what you don't expect is for their community to then rally behind d then their community's community to rally behind. and it's just shows how good people are. i mean, people are so good. it just feels like this wonderful love of people who are always willing to come together and help. and that, to me, is exactly why we build a community. for now, aaron, the woman who lost her home in los angeles, she and her family are staying with friends down there. reporting live here in pleasanton, bob redell. today in the bay. well, 550 for you this morning. san francisco spca is doing its part to try to help pets affected by the devastating wildfires. the shelter is waiving adoption fees for dogs to try to clear space for animals from los angeles area. later today, staffers will head south to pick up animals for adoption from socal shelters

great concern their voice and the american people like donald trump megan they were not people destroy our democracy, the dictator in chief and if elected, the last election country these. laughable, so crazy is laughable but they are justifying their actions by telling themselves they need to destroy our democracy. it's lunacy in the mind that an mentality of dictators. they will stop at nothing until they are successful. the presidential ballot in defiance of the constitution. in the federal reserve chair and cut straight now. in the criminal justice system prosecute district republican presidential candidate in the myth of the campaign. as we know, donald trump faces 91 criminal cases and all tony's. and complaint were all parties made money so criticizing the judge's decision from the very beginning has been motivated donald trump of some crime, any crime to undermine this and prevent but they fear most. there's a reason why they are afraid because he poses a threat. when we look beyond the personalities and donald trump and joe biden we are facing is a threat of far greater shoot,

we have megan cassella with more. megan, good to see you. >> reporter: frank, good morning.enate republican referred to it as a train wreck. more than a dozen hearings as the president-elect is pushing for as many as possible to be confirmed on day one. take a look at the lineup. hearings kickoff with pete hegseth. tomorrow includes marco rubio and russ. we will see bessent for treasury. most of these are likely to be smooth. bessent, rubio, all looking to sail through. this is the first time we get to hear from the nominees about the views on policy in how they plan to run their agencies. you can expect the bessent hearing to touch on tariffs and taxes and ficits. given that doge is expected to run in partnership with omb. rubio, you can expect him mong other things to be asked about china. as for timing, it is still going to take time for everyone to get a floor vote. rubio might be confirmed on inauguration day. so far, it ks like he could be the only one. that is not unprecedented. trump had two picks confirmed on his first inauguration day. biden had none. i would expec

megan, i wish you were here as well. hours after he takes office. these people can expect executive actions to take. one side note, trump and republicans have both criticized and biden for using and not using executive actions when it comes to immigration. i digress, but these big sweeps of american cities and much more campaign promise made, campaign promise kept. >> absolutely. >> campaign promise made and kept. he ran on immigration. he is a hardliner on this topic and securing our border and making sure that we tackle the scourge of illegal immigration in this country. and donald trump has said, you know, a lot of people think it's bluster and bluff when he says, i'm going to act on day one. it sounds like he's going to act on day one. and tom homan has been saying the same thing ever since he was tapped to lead ice in this trump administration. he has said on day one, 12:01 p.m. expect action to be taken and a lot of action needs to be taken because joe biden signed, i think it was 94 or 96 executive orders in his first 100 days to scrap what t

let's bring in megan chu.ng, frank, thanks for having me. >> megan, how do you see today, this week shaping up? what's your word of the day? >> yeah, so i think my word of the day is quality. i think that really describes the environment that we are dealing with in at least the first quarter, probably the first half of this year. the way i think about it, and redefine quality is companying generating really strong, sustainable earnings while also carrying low levels of leverage. so, the two most likely scenarios are inflation continues to come down. the economy softens a little bit, and the fed cuts much more than what we are expecting. in that environment, where you get a softer growth outlook, you really want those companies that are generating sustainable, strong earnings. but if we're wrong and the market is more right and rates stay elevated for longer and the fed is not cutting very much, if at all next year, then i think you really need to be focusing on companies that do not rely on interest rate sensi

megan, how did you interpret that comment?hat he is the only person that has successfully beat donald trump. so i think that he stands there. but i also think these are this is kind of a silly conversation. we can't go back in time. we can't rewrite history. he dropped out. the vice president was the nominee. and i think that we need to move forward not only as a country, but a party, as the democratic party. on on reality. and thinking backwards is not, i don't think, helpful to the party. >> peter, have a quick question. can you give me 15 seconds on why you think donald trump is focusing on canada, panama and greenland? >> well, you don't think he ran on that during the campaign? that wasn't his main message during the campaign. look, some of it is a distraction. some of it is just, you know, throwing out things that get people's attention and get them worked up. he likes to do that. but there is an odd sort of imperialist 19th century quality to this, and it's also kind of an odd real estate quality to it. we talked to him

megan hayes from the biden white house. and welcome to all of you. good morning. thank you for being here, especially for braving the snow to make it all the way in today. brad, megan, what have we learned from what happened on that day? we saw it happen. i was there at the capitol. now, the person who, you know, many republicans held accountable for that at the time has been re- elected president of the united states. >> you know, most republican voters held donald trump accountable for it. that's why lucas desjardins -- ron desan esantis started the the ahead of him. it was until alvin bragg charged trump in new york, many thought it was out of bounds and beyond the pale. this was a factor in the election. nikki haley was polling 20%, well into the primary season after she stopped running. there are plenty of republicans who still are not going to forgive donald trump for that day, nor probably should they. i think when you have to give the american people credit and realize they factored a lot of other things into this election, too. >> megan, how do you explai

we spoke to so base during the list turned youtube or megan lee about her process. take a look. i definitely try to be mindful of the ethical concerns when i'm choosing cases and writing scripts. true crime is a fascinating genre. but at the end of the day, the stories are about real people, victims, their families and communities have gone through something truly tragic. so i always try to remind myself of that and try to approach everything with as much respect and sensitivity as possible. and because of my journalism background, i take a more factual and researched based approach to storage. calling i focused on delivering accurate information without adding too much of my own imagination or speculation. i believe it's important to let the story speak for itself rather than traumatizing unnecessarily. i also feel a lot of attention to how cultural differences play a role in the cases i cover. since i focus on asian stories, i think it's really important to explain things like cultural values, legal systems, and societal reactions. so people can get a better understanding of w

megan markle has a new netflix series coming out because you know how bad she wants her privacy so she's netflix series. take a look at this. >> always loved taking something ordinary and elevating it in surprising people. >> this is probably one of the most glamorous moments of my life. >> who watches more of megan markle series? >> they are going to round up a whole new batch of people and there are a bunch of people who is about their allegiance to ice worried that's going to be played on loop and that is a new one. [laughter] >> no more markle. give me another one, jlo posting first tracks on instagram and she's been single for like an hour and a half now. [laughter] my over under eight months before she's engaged to a guy, we don't even know if she's dating him yet. >> he will know they are dating either. [laughter] the daily mail. [laughter] i love how a-rod and jay leno can't get back together because they fight over the plastic surgeons. [laughter] >> that guy had needles everywhere he went. okay, debuting a new segment. the studio audience will decide which trends should be bann

megan patterson, bbc news. told us: our sympathies are with andrew s family and friends, who have suffered unimaginable distress because of the shocking failings in this case. we will never turn a blind eye to failure and will work to root out poor performance". now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. this turbulent spell of weather continues. we have another deep area of low pressure in charge of the scene today. this is another named storm, but this one named by the spanish weather service, for the impact it is going to have in spain, storm herminia. but here in the uk, the met office has issued a range of yellow warnings for wind and rain. the satellite picture very clearly shows the centre of our storm, the centre of our area of low pressure. but i also want to draw your attention to what is happening down here along the line of this weather front. we can see this hook of cloud developing, and it may be that we see another very small scale area of low pressure forming, and that could bring a swathe

our megan cassella joins us now with much more on this story. megan.ood morning. >> frank. >> good morning. >> it was brief. >> but. >> it was. >> dramatic last night. so first a quick recap for anyone who wasn't watching diplomacy play out. >> almost entirely. >> via social media yesterday. this started because colombia. turned away two u.s. military planes full of migrants saying they couldn't land in their country. >> that then prompted. >> president trump to. respond with a wave of threats, most notably. 25% tariffs on all colombian imports, he said, effective immediately. >> colombia's president. >> then said it. >> would respond with tariffs of its own. but before. >> anything took effect, the two sides late last night reached a deal, colombia's government saying the impasse was over and that it would continue accepting migrants as. >> trump. >> was asking them to. the white house also said late last night that. >> while the tariffs had. >> been fully drafted, they would be held in reserve. assuming that colombia holds up its end of the deal. so

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but also like i think there's a lot less tolerance for the kind of line of argument megan was talkingbout, about politicizing this on the right, because we remember very clearly desantis brought this up when kamala was trying to make hay out of phone calls during the campaign, how desantis wouldn't answer. and i just looked it up over the break to, you know, we often hear this and are on this sort of thing when we get mass shootings, god forbid, with republicans how we kind of have a very similar thing. let's not politicize this. let's not do that. and gavin newsom, on the day of one of the tennessee shootings in march of 23, and then two months later, a north hollywood beach shooting in florida, i just looked it up on x, was posting blaming desantis for certain policies on the ap's original post. and then also marsha blackburn in the tennessee one. so the cries ring very hollow to me when newsom talks about this. >> i mean, this is inherently political. you it's also why newsom, you notice, isn't spending that much time with karen bass right now. and he has been subtly pointing the f

now if this diverse coalition can govern, soon we will learn with megan is really about the, the is the launch of the special military operations mold. in $13000.00 far less than the race of joining the ukrainian military. we williams, lot of things are good enough to stop growing up. i mean you, i need for 2 of us doing to the the what if any of them surely because it was trustworthy william wills. get what you my friend built for the fine you is fine. yeah, the, the point on its own is that the surgeon at the end of what it is, i didn't know that, you know, for your state of mental breakdowns gets to the doctor. so as, and you might have slightly recovery dining. come see fun, susie. i'm going to sean you and get it gone soon. not of us. that just for the back of the itself comes off on the computer, which means it is so slow because you are calling you start us a beautiful supervisor. flor shirts for you, my florida. she knew i was like you strong for them to host instead of the requirements and whatnot. so the the less on the spot on, you know, it was that i will talk to him over th

megan, thank you for the time. it's good to see you here. so we have the first snow survey of the season in. it feels promising. how how encouraged should we feel about where the snowpack stands at this point? >> hi. thank you for having me. yes, we should feel good about it. we have a lot of snow on the ground for this time of year, and we're waiting to see what happens throughout the rest of the season. >> what do we need to have happen here throughout the rest of the season to keep us on target in terms of the state's water supply? >> yeah, we'd like to see the storm window stay open, but as you announced earlier that we have a dry window coming up. short term, we'll see about up to ten inches of snow coming over the weekend. but after that we might see a dry period. but we still have hope for february and march after that as well. >> yeah, still still a long way to go. but it is true. the next couple of weeks it looks like we're probably not going to be getting a whole lot of rain or snow. all right. it's not just about how much snow com

and megan said, if you want to, expound on anything, you know, feel free to do that. but let me give each of you a chance to really talk about the the the ebb and flow, the inflation reduction, what you think the implications. but but for for for but specifically, you know, how do we ensure that what is promised actually reaches those with the most need and. yeah, go ahead. no, go ahead. all right. so the pediatrician is starting to question, but i do feel like for me it's been this really interesting understanding because so often you don't have the money to do the actual and this is a new opportunity where you could potentially leverage dollars to be able to not just make the home healthier. but resilient to climate change. because we know that when we map in the city of boston where heat stress is, it's in those historically neighborhoods from a decade ago of roxbury, dorchester and mattapan, the opportunity to potentially get a heat pump in there that not just heating, but and have that opportunity to think about mary that potentially with a community solar i mean

megan is in d.c., and can probably give us color on how you thinks tone is going to go today, megan.he screen, we're getting started here. it's a packed room, and the opening statements from the top republican and top democrat getting started. i think the points you hit are exactly what we're watching for down here. bessent has sort of been presenting himself as something as a moderate, a more measured stance on tariffs. a maximalist negotiating position. that's different from what trump himself and other advisers have been talking about that. i'm interested today to see how he tries to sort of strike that balance between supporting the trump trade agenda, and not going so far to say tariffs are something we need to keep in effect. you mentioned sanctions, and i think it's interesting, we have excerpts from his opening remarks which should start in a couple of moments here. he's set to say, we must secure supply chains that are vulnerable, and we must carefully deploy sanctions as parts of a whole of government approach. the use of the word carefully there. i hope there's follow up q

pretty heavy. >> megan hayes, you obviously worked in the biden white house for quite some time. and, you know, president biden, this also comes as he you know, he reflected in an interview with susan page that he's not sure what's next for him, how he'll be at 86 years old. pretty striking admission for a lot of reasons. but of course, when you said it in the context of a eulogy and his own potential future presidential funeral, it's quite a lot. >> absolutely. and also, the biden family just welcomed his first great grandchild yesterday. so the circle of life is continuing here. so it is pretty a reflective time for him. i do think he always would say when my dad retired is when he passed away. and so i think that the president is going to focus really quickly on what he's going to do, you know, to continue and what his legacy will be. post-presidency probably will not be as long as jimmy carter is, as we see. but, you know, i do think that he'll want to do something. he'll want to still be involved. you know, he had the biden moonshot, the cancer moonshot, excuse me before, an

i could say yes, megan could say no. and it doesn't change one thing. think what really what it is about is when you come into office, how do you use it? right? do you use the kind of propulsion that you get, especially in those first 100 days, whether it's an election or a reelection or whatever this unique scenario is with him coming to power a second time to to go after the issues that you were elected on. right. one of the, i think, mistakes that i always point to was in 2005, bush comes to power in his second term, and after running and winning on keeping america safe and homeland security and and really going after john kerry's war record, he suddenly kind of goes to social security. and it really came out of nowhere. and that was before katrina, before a lot of the issues that plagued the second term. the one thing that really kind of got his approval numbers down precipitously. it didn't stay down, but they started going down quickly. all of that to say is trump is empowered and the polls go on this on immigration and the economy. i think he is

wicket remaining, england needed 22 runs to win from the final two overs when lauren bell was bowled by meganm 68—2 and 120—5 to 159 all out. australia won by 21 runs and lead the series 4—0. daniel dubois and joseph parker became a sideshow at their own news conference after fellow heavyweight tyson fury announced his second retirement from boxing. dubois will defend his ibf world title against new zealand's parker on 22 february in saudi arabia, with the main event a rematch between light—heavyweight rivals artur beterbiev and dmitry bivol. briton dubois is feeling extremely confident i'm going to do the demolition job on him and then i want uysk next, so bring them on. i am on a roll, iwill next, so bring them on. i am on a roll, i will be too much for him, too strong, too fast, anything he does i'm going to do better. i'm very excited to be fighting for the world championship for the second time, and two—time world champion sounds beautiful. i like that he is full of confidence and kind of high at the moment but it will all stop on the 22nd of february. basketball now, and the lakers and

joining us now, white house reporter for the politico, megan messerly.d, good. just one weekend so far. obviously, a controversial decision. they say, well, he should have his team in place. in fact, inspector generals are there to hold the administration in check. and as lindsey graham noted, technically a violation of law. >> speaking of. does the. >> white. >> house expect any legal pushback on this. because they did technically violate. >> the law? >> yes. yeah. no, i. >> think they certainly are expecting. >> legal pushback. >> in fact. >> i think the. >> comments we. >> saw from the president. >> over the weekend. >> he talked. >> a little bit about. >> it. >> with reporters. >> on. >> air force one. >> right. but he didn't go into great detail here. >> which, you know. >> a lot of folks, i think, are reading as. anticipating a legal challenge and him not wanting to put too much out. >> there. >> on the record. right. in light of that legal challenge. >> and so. >> i think the question is. >> now what does this. >> look like? does he give. >> does

this is something that just happened with our pal, megan moroney, at gillette stadium.megan was out on the road with us all summer, and we just -- >> jimmy: she's fantastic. >> yeah, she is fantastic. i mean, she's really great. speaking of being a great songwriter. a great person. and she's really hungry, you know. but this was -- that picture was the last night in foxborough, massachusetts, we always end our tour there. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but one of my -- a member of my road family, bailey, took her to my bus, and she put on my clothes in my bus and came out on -- on stage dressed as me. [ laughter ] and so, it just goes to show you too, not only is megan a a great songwriter, she's got a a really good personality. >> jimmy: a good sense of humor, yeah. >> and isn't scared of anything. >> jimmy: yeah. i want to talk really quickly, 'cause we were talking backstage about our pal, jimmy buffett, who passed away. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and gosh, we love you, jimmy buffett. >> yes. >> jimmy: and been a friend of yours. this is -- this is -- this is at the rock & roll hall of

i remember one of the first camps that naomi was at, megan could stop talking about her and not justy she can read the field, but everything she brings off the field as well, she is this very quiet leader type, very much in the vein of carlow, becky, these big legends of the us women's national team centre—backs, so not just national team centre—backs, so notjust her defending which is very good and having seen it in person for years now, i think it will blow people away but now she has also brought scoring into her game. you are getting everything that naomi. i think for her, it is a matter of getting significant minutes. obviously, she is getting that with the swimming national team, played in the world cup in 2023, the olympics and 2a, but making sure she is in big games, champions league will help, the training environment, not a knock, but san diego is going through this big a moment and turning over and having to rebuild the team and so for naomi, i think she has to be in the most elite environment she can be between now and 2027. england suffered a crushing defeat against worl

now if this diverse coalition can govern, soon we will learn with megan, is really about the i am the room, but here the slider of case shall conservancy in my child, cas county in the republic of kenya. and we are talking about something that is of great significance to the continent of africa, the state of the florida station and the under, i'm feeling some say or the lowering to mean that this a higher a deposit is moving down south. and we want to ask ourselves, what in the tut from an economic standpoint, in order to appreciate that it is important to look at the continent of africa and look at some of the play market zone is. this is the continent that is as diverse of diverse can be. you have the must've so high, right. is that up in the north? you have the non made visits out. you also have semi, i read thoughts of the continent of africa in the on to include fox. so can ya. so my, the to include thoughts even all of the seal p i live through and the continental as dry savannah line. but the continent also has launched, published if you go to the democratic group, i.

trace: ♪ ♪ >> trace: we're back with a rapid-fire nightcap crew, kevin corke, megan mccarthy, elizabethtopic, colombian president backtracking on his refusal to accept deportation flights after trump threatened steeper tariffs, what biden have done this and would have columbia folded that early? >> absolutely not, no to the second question. >> trace: kevin corke? >> no and no. [laughter] >> trace: christina? >> i don't think they would have believed that biden was serious. >> trace: elizabeth what do you think about this? >> no, i think absolutely not job i could not handle the problems they were having with columbia university. let alone columbia as a nation. >> trace: emily? >> for a state have to describe what columbia is and what is happening. >> i don't not think this would have started, so he would not have had to worry about it. >> trace: it is interesting some people agree with you, we ask of the audience, saying it would not happen under biden because it would not have been deportation flights under biden. joy he says no, he would have said don't and the plane would have return

now if this diverse coalition can govern, soon we will learn with megan, is really about the, the russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best most i'll send send up the send, the 65. it has to be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia to day and split the ortiz full neck. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services, for what question did you say from stephen twist, which is the, in the headlines, or what else you international a cx, 5 deal assigned in doha till the end of the war in gaza. but documented heads back to israel for the parliaments, a pos, antoinette and you know, to rectify it. if the reckless deal is approved and goes into effect, we, the members of the party will deliver letters of resignation to the prime ministers . our party will not be part of the government and will withdraw from it. yeah, not everyone is entirely happy with its potential ceasefire. that's speculation. rise is old, just employee to re on to the goal, to

and you'll be watching them closely for us, megan. thank you. megan cassella from washington dc.nasdaq down about a quarter of 1%. the broader market s&p as you see up ever so slightly. apple shares are up for the first time in a bit. stock is still down 10% year to date. we've got a lot more date. we've got a lot more coverage check in time is 3:00 it's 2:55. i know. is this what he's doing now? as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. no games. no fun. yes, coach. (♪♪) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one you have all to yourself. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ at state street, we know everyone's trying to get somewhere. ♪♪ take the next step toward your future, by investing in the s&p 500 with spy. getting there starts here. ♪♪ only servicenow connects every corner of your business, putting ai to work for people. pfft ... every corner? every corner, nick. ow! so kate in hr ... hey kate. can focus on people, not process. patty in it is using ai agents to deal with the small stuff,

attorney came from megan kelley's rescue and look at her right now.powerful journalist on the planet tucker carlson and charlie kirk apart look at what she has done. and he said young lady you have been wronged this is going to be biggest going to be scary more fear more fear taken on dizzy bits david and goliath they could bleed me dry and they tried. i knew i was done being told to be fearful but done being told to not be me when everybody else was allowed to be little girl was a girl one day, boy the next and a cop on thursday but we are okay with that but i cannot be a conservative but i cannot have opinions while following your rules, i am done pit my attorney begot the lawsuit ruddy to sue the company i love, my childhood dream the night before dropped and went each of my kids separately propose a freshman and college what was in high school as of this is what's happening tomorrow want to apologize because i know it affects you. through the years every time i said things that made people mad they go after my kids. they threatened to rape my daug

karla: megan marconi vuelve a la pantalla con una serie hecha con mucho amor.hÁbitos y las malas conductas para que este aÑo lo vivas al mÁximo. carlos: pÓngase cÓmodo desde casa, que aquÍ tenemos lo que necesita, comenzando de la mejor informaciÓn con la dama de las noticias, marÍa antonieta collins. marÍa antonieta: como vamos por mÁs, queremos que estÉ bien informados, aquÍ tiene la noticias mÁs importantes en este momento. amanecemos con nuevas imÁgenes que muestran al sospechoso el atropello mortal een nueva orleans caminando por la calle de la ciudad y dejando abandonada una hielera donde ocultaba explosivos, esto mientras los familias de las vÍctimas lloran y recuerdan a sus muertos. saludamos en vivo a ana vargas. buenos dÍas, adelante. ana: ¿quÉ tal?, marÍa antonieta. esta calle ya reabriÓ en las horas de la tarde de ayer, inicialmente se hizo un espectÁculo, vino la banda y tocaron una canciÓn para recordar a las 14 personas que habÍan perdido su vida aquÍ, ya la calle pareciera que estÁ funcionando con normalidad, cuando ocurriÓ el ataque el carro ha

megan has the details. >> this time it is more than ever. government spending $1.8 trillion so far in fiscal year 2025. that's about 6% more than the first quarter of last year and setting an all-time record in spending for the first three months of the fiscal year. treasury took in 1.1 trillion, so the government set a record for the size of the deficit at this point in the fiscal year running at $681 billion. that's 26% higher than the first quarter of fiscal 2024. as for what's causing this record spending, a big chunk is interest on the public debt. the u.s. spending $308 billion in interest. the first three months of this year. that's a 7% increase from the same quarter a year ago. then looking across the agencies, they are spending more too. spending up $9 billion at the department of homeland security. most of that due to fema spending more on hurricane and disaster relief. spending at the department of veterans affairs up 13%, or 11 billion. that's a response to congress' move to expand benefits for veterans, social security up 6% th

seem trace: seems to be a platitude, megan, he doesn't. know there is no further threato we don't know anything about this staffng. but it is really going to be days before we find out and kind of look into what this -- what these terror attacks really were meant to be. >> i appreciate is transparency on at leasan pt telling the amen public the truth. to the hard part about this, if you don't tell people the truth go to they create their own truth. d,like i said, it takes 48 hours to have incredible intelligence hinkand evidence. but i do think him telling the americanis public this is an isolated incident, maybe/maybe e not. wedid need to do more investigation. why did they go from colorado to that hotel las vegas new year's day? who is the individual who rented the truck?zzle we have a lot more pieces of the puzzle to solve before conclusively say this is isolated. >> trace: megan, aaron, standby, we are monitoring to stories the deadly terrorist attack in new orleans and cybertruck explosion at theth etrump hotel in las vegas. we will h

the title with love, megan know we know she loves -- she hates everybody.was no think about here that is nice and loving and engaging the beautiful labor where she wants to be. we will always see right through her. she talks about elevating the ordinary to extraordinary that is what she tried to do with herself you were so ordinary even though you are a prince his wife. >> greg: kat, it feels like she is the entertainment version of kamala you were supposed to like her. >> no matter how much meghan markle fails she keeps getting more and more opportunities the things that blow my mind of the most is that don't cheat want to fail in a more interesting way? you have some kind of protection against unemployment that nobody has ever had and you are wasting it being this boring? say some crazy [bleep]. rep a dmt pen and then go shopping for fibres. >> greg: yes. >> get drunk and slap a camera guy. that i would watch. you are not going to get fired, girl. while delta. she has the gift that everybody has always wanted she can't be fired and the cameras keep rollin

thanks, megan. in washington. >> let's get the latest on terror attacks. they are terror attacks.ow. j? hey, brian, kelly, yeah the fbi saying this morning that they are 100% inspired by isis. that these were in fact terror attacks carried out by suspect. a lot unfolding in this investigation, the latest is the reopening of bourbon street. pedestrians after that terror attack that killed 14, wounded at least 35. the driver of the truck and gunmen at one point also died in a shootout with police. let's tell you what we've learned from investigators as they have updated the information they are providing for us. the suspect in this case, 42 years old, army veteran. apparently posted videos as he was driving his rented pickup from houston here to new orleans. he initially said that he planned to harm family and friends but that he didn't think that would make a big enough splash according to the fbi in the media so he, in their words, quoting from his video, wanted to make sure everyone knew about the war between believers and nonbelievers. he proclaimed his allegiance to isis in ano

reed: published by megan myers -- chair wicker: ok. sen. reed: military.com. chair wicker: without objection, it would be admitted to the record. senator slotkin. fulcrum to the committee. s--welcome to the committee commmittee. sen. slotkin: thank you for referencing the great carl levin. i was a cia officer and add three tours inside iraq and have worked for four different secretaries of defense, democrat and republican, proudly come and watch them make decisions that literally determined the life-and-death of americans in the dark of night. i'm also a democrat representing a state that trump won. we won on the same valid. so i understand the president trump has the right to nominate his people. we are going to have policies we disagree with. all of that comes very standard. what i think i'm most concerned with is that no president has the right to use the uniformed military in a way that violates the u.s. constitution and further taints the military as that apolitical institution we all want. our founders designed a system so that we weren't going to use ac