meredith is concerned, mr. meredith began his efforts to enter the university of mississippi in january 1961. there was no involvement at l, directly or indirectly, by the government. in fact, i never even knew about mr. meredith having made an effort to try to enter the university of mississippi. in fact, the government did not become involved in the dispute in connection with the state of mississippi until september of 1962. mr. meredith had followed the question of his entrance into the university through the courts, through the district court, and through the circuit court. ultimately, it came to the supreme court in the hands of justice black. and justice black then asked the federal government and the department of justice to eer into the case. that was the first time the united states government in any way, or i, in any way, was involved in the case of james meredith. the question was whether we were going to follow the orders of the court of the united states. now, i don't believe that the's anybody her

her body discovered the next day by her sister meredith.ith her two and a half year old daughter cassidy, who had been left to wonder in her blood. for the investigators who set out to find her killer, no way to get those little footprints out of their minds. sergeant richard, lead investigator. >> those of us who work law enforcement, this is our profession, we are also parents, that certainly strikes a different note with you when you see something like that. >> michele's husband jason, a medical software salesman was 170 miles away on the night of the murder. even so, investigators had to look at him. >> we know he was the last person to talk to michelle that i. and that he was also the reason why she was found. he called meredith that she should go to the house. >> jason young's business trip that night was routine. security tapes show him getting gas 7:30 pm when he left raleigh. two hours later he was seen on tape at a cracker barrel restaurant in greensboro. later he checked into this hamptons in. this is him at the front desk at abo

so will there be surprises in store with meredith grey?u, will. >>> let's go to ginger. >> i have amazing before and after photos from northern california, this is lake oroville, one of the largest reservoirs that services 27 million people. on the left, july 2021 and then february 2023 after all those atmospheric rivers. they're up to 71% capacity which is great but it is not going to fix the historical drought and the groundwater issue where it's really about how much we use. so it's not over yet, that's for sure, but more rain coming in southern california where flood watches are up and could see three to five inches in some places. some they bring a brief round of hail, even a dusting of snow. cold day, upper 40's to 50 degrees. tonight, level 2 moderate storm winter storm warnings in effect on our hilltops. some heavy rain near the surface and temperatures in the 30's and 40's. we ♪ it's a good morning ♪ >>> now tory is here with "deals & steals" and this morning's theme is home edition. great products to improve your home life for th

so before the power goes out, meredith, this calls for planning, right? we know we may lose power, these are the things you suggest we do. walk us through them. guest: so if you have any idea you will be losing power, a storm is coming and there are forecasts that are outages maybe possible, focus on things that could help keep your food safe, like getting a cooler ready with ice if you think a power outage will last longer than four hours, or even longer than a day or two. keep a cooler with ice, get the foods into the cooler with ice. that will help keep the foods cold and at a safe temperature. if it is possible that the power outage might just last a day or so, you can put food in the freezer. if you have things that you know will freeze ok, like poetry or leftovers, you can pop them in the freezer and that way they will stakeholder longer than if they would if they were -- that where they will stay colder longer than if they would if they were in the fridge. you can grab things in a cooler, put your foot around them and that will keep them at a safe

meredith, what about inside the republican party.what the financial times wrote and where the polls look? >> well, there is a real awareness that the more republicans get in the race that that could work in donald trump's favor at a time when a lot of people in the republican party would like to see a new face and perhaps like it see somebody like ron desantis step in to the republican field and as he was saying we are looking at potentially having, we already have nikki haley announce senator tim scott. governor ron desantis. governor sununu among others. so, if it's a crowded field, it does seem like that could work in trump's favor. at least right now with the polling. >> bret: you know, jeff, at the white house, obviously we're waiting on president biden to make an official a now. announcement on running again if he is going to do it. do you think how the republican primary kind of starts to develop somehow effects that decision one way or another? >> not really. i mean, i think the white house is watching it closely and presiden

meredith, welcome, good to see you. first question, what was recovered from pence's home and where did investigators find those materials? >> so, yesterday investigators conducted a 56-hour search, the former vice presidents home in carmel indiana. and they found one classified document and then five additional documents. what they were looking for was of course additional classified documents as they have in searches at biden's own, and of course in the former president trump's. but also, anything that we covered under the presidential records act that the national archives would be interested in. of course, his property of the government. >> let's look at something else that happened, which was on the heels of the pence search. we're learning today that trump's team has voluntarily turned over some additional materials to federal investigators. this happened over last several months. what we know about those items? >> well, trump's team has uncovered even more classified documents as they continue to go through his ow

meredith's farewell to seattle on good morning america. back now, with an unusual discovery in new york four ft alligator. yes you heard that right and alligator pulled from the lake in brooklyn's prospect park. it was described as lethargic due to the cold. police are trying to find out who's responsible for dumping it. that gator was taken to the bronx zoo for rehab helicopter mishap inside a water park in new jersey has left four people injured, decorative chopper. fell from the ceiling of the dreamworks park into a pool below. the victims are expected to be okay. park officials, meanwhile, are looking into how the helicopter came down. there's a controversy this morning involving some classic children's book books, some of the famous phrases and character descriptions are getting updated critics calling it censorship. this morning growing backlash over the decision to change hundreds of words and children's books written by roald dahl, author of classics, including matilda and the giant peach and charlie and the chocolate factory. a re

and because of that, we felt that support and we quickly became sisters. >> meredith, the mission ofls of courage, confidence and character and that really is universal throughout girl scouts. but for girls living in the shelter system, troop 6,000, as haley was just describing, offers even more. i mean, you must be so impressed by the effort. the idea, the execution of it and then the results, talk to me about what your most proud of with this troop? >> well you know, it was no easy feat. you get a lot but we were very determined to make this happen because here in new york our vision is to create a new york city in which every girl is empowered to lead and when we say everybody, we mean everybody. so it is our sense of duty, right? so we went through many barriers to be able to break through and do this program, but i am so proud that we start and had to prove our point in a shelter with a handful of girls, but we have served more than 24 shelters working with the department of homeless shelter, and unfortunately the need continues, but as long as the need continues, we will be the

mark meredith in a moment from the white house. bill mcgurn joins our coverage, "wall street journal." at first blurb your reaction to the news that's breaking at this minute. >> well, there is still a lot of questions we don't have answers to. but to go back to the beginning, the whole reason this is a mess is because biden made it one. the president went on tv and denounced former president trump for carelessness and so forth and made a huge issue of it. and if he hadn't done that, we wouldn't have special prosecutors and we wouldn't be covering this story. it would be a minor story. he brought it on himself and then he said he had no regrets. so i think there are a lot of questions. i think jonathan turley makes a good point. at this point we really should look at the documents at the university of delaware. you can't presume that there is no classified information there. so i think it will continue to go on and it is -- you know, if the president is mad, he should look in the mirror. >> dana: you think about, bill, just the ser

y, meredith says farewell to seattle tonight on abc. president biden is back from europe after rallying support for ukraine and taking a surprise trip to kiev. meanwhil% vladimir putin released a new message overnight, vowing to strengthen russia's nuclear forces. it follows his meeting with china's top diplomat amid growing concerns that china may soon supply russia with military aid. tomorrow marks one year since the start of the war in ukraine, with no end in sight, tens of thousands of lives have been lost. an entire communities have been decimated and destroyed panel caught up with one family he met one year ago. chris winters morning eagle mariska and their three kids make sunday brunch, a regular ukrainian family together, but with 100,000 russian troops are massing at the border. news anchor mariska paddle co. has something other than waffles on her mind. something really happens in kiev because we've been covering war in eastern ukraine, but it sounds like happens in cuba. what do i do first? do i go to the t v station to repor

mark meredith ktvu, fox two news. in the state of oakland and caltrans will receive $680,000 from the department transportation to study ways to reconnect areas divided by interstate 9 80 planning award will be used to expand focus on community integration and environmental justice along the 9 80 corridor. officials say that freeway divides disadvantaged communities in west oakland from downtown oakland, and it's a barrier to travel and economic opportunity between those two communities. this is part of president biden's infrastructure law that was passed in november. also new at noon. more help could be coming to assist farmworkers living at farms on the same mateo county coast, mateo county board of supervisors this morning unanimously approved a motion to apply for farmworker housing and home ownership program. grant calls for submitting an application for a grant of up to $5 million from the state department of housing and community development. farmworker housing has been a major concern since the mass shooting l

timurtash's power in the land of days and had informed him of meredith's seizure of power, who had put the king's hat on the person of the king of the country, even though govind timurtash had really determinedly planned to prevent the return of the furniture to the conditions of the time of naser al-din shah and to somehow oppose the extension of darcy's contract , perhaps that is why the arrows of hatred from the supporters of the british government as well as the chess-playing politicians of the government who are against giving this page haj had a chess sign and it started to rain . the image of reza shah ordered to dissolve the company . the process of illegal currency conversion and its sale and receiving bribes from haj mirza habibullah amin al-tajjar in order to exert influence in the matter of establishing a monopoly on the export of opium, they said that despite timurtash reaching out to many people to reverse this order, the doors of the prison building were inevitably broken. because the door was closed behind him as if nothing happened it is not possible to get rid of it.

meredith grey, oh, she's getting ready to say good-bye to a big part of her life.y does. >> it really does. >>> we're following a lot of headlines including the major storms on the move across the country right now. 43 states from california to connecticut on alert bringing the first blizzard warning in southern california in more than 20 years and the national guard now on emergency duty in minnesota. of course, ginger covering all of this. >>> also, first of its kind rsv vaccine could be approved in august, that's when the fda will decide whether to green light the new vaccine which would be given to pregnant women in order to pass protection to newborns. pfizer says it was 81% effective at preventing severe infections. >>> and democrat jennifer mcclellan won a special election last night becoming the first black woman to represent virginia in congress and said that victory is especially meaningful given her family's history and said her father paid pole taxes and her mother, now 90, didn't vote until after the voting rights act of 1965. >>> and brittney griner r

mark meredith at the white house. thank you very much.e, the new red wave, it is already here. there it is. joe concha wrote that. he joins me now. good morning to you, joe. what do you mean by that? >> ashley it is remarkable when you look at the census numbers, reports from moving companies like u-haul, the national association of realtors. they have all done studies recently. they have all released data. all show a mass exodus out of blue states like california, new york, illinois. we're talking about residents. we're talking about businesses. all those states as you know are run by democrats and those seeing the major population gains include, florida, texas, tennessee, north and south carolina. those are all run by republican governors. you look at the top three reasons? taxes, crime, traffic. with more people being able to work from anywhere at anytime, ashley, those with office jobs don't necessarily have to quit the positions or leave their companies. think about it. when you're faced with a choice, should i live in california whe

mark meredith is live at the white house with more. hi, mark. >> good morning. president biden appears ready to rumble when it comes to the debate over the future of social security and medicare as you were showing. he mentioned it multiple times this week. republicans insist this is all about politics, not substance. the president was down in tampa, florida yesterday. his second stop in a battleground state this week alone. during a speech in tampa the president repeatedly attacked florida senator rick scott up for re-election next year. the president claims senator scott wants to cut both programs after he introduced a plan to sunset legislation every five years. >> president biden: maybe he changed his mind and seen the lord but meaning if you don't reauthorize it, it goes away. sunset social security and medicare every five years. >> the senator says he has no plans to cut either program. he is accusing president biden of twisting his words and promoting similar plans decades ago when biden was serving in the senate. scott is ready to battle on this very iss

mark meredith at the white house.t from there, please, mark. >> reporter: stuart, trying to work deflating into the conversation after lauren did. good morning to you. the balloon is no longer flying over the united states. the national security headaches are for president biden very much up in the air. congressional republicans very worry what they have seen even though the white house insists reason they delayed shooting the ball ran down because of safety concerns. we saw the actual shootdown of the balloon. the pictures are on your screen. the president told reporters he ordered the balloon shot down on wednesday after being briefed on the situation, even though not taken down until saturday. he is thanking the military personnel. there are questions how often the balloons cross over the united states and become too common. the president has not spoken a lot about this. he answered a few reporters questions. we're hoping he may say more when he gets back to the white house from camp david, 90 minutes from now. on

. >> dana: mark meredith is live at the white house this morning. hi, mark. >> good morning to you. the balloon is no longer flying over the united states, the political and national security headache for president biden is still very much in the air. congressional republicans continue to criticize the administration's response while the white house insists the reason it delayed shooting the balloon down is because of safety concerns. the president said he first ordered the balloon shot down on wednesday after being briefed. the military didn't shoot it down until saturday near myrtle beach, south carolina. the president thanked the military personnel involved. how often the balloons cross over into the u.s. and will it become common? he hasn't answered many questions but hope he says more in two hours when he returns from camp david. republicans criticizing the white house's response to the entire incident including mitch mcconnell who writes in a blistering statement, as usual, when it comes to national defense and foreign policy the biden administrations reacted too late. we shou

and he was brought to power by meredith, who had put the king's hat on the king's head, although they say that timurtash had really determinedly planned to prevent the restoration of the empire to the conditions of the time of naser al-din shah and somehow oppose the extension of darcy's contract. that is why the arrows of hatred from the fans of the british government and the politicians of the chess players of the government, who were against the loss of this hajj chess page , began to rain down on him. the minister is not about me. the result was a five-year prison sentence for khan nazar dini, mr. timurtash, for embezzlement and cooperation with the german head of melli bank in the process of illegal currency conversion and sale, and accepting bribes from haj mirza habibullah amin al-tajjar in order to influence they said the order to monopolize the export of opium despite the fact that timurtash reached out to many people to reverse this sentence, the doors of the prison building were closed behind him as if there was no way out. one year after the beginning of his imprisonment,

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timurtash in the land of rozhar and warned him against when meredith came to power, he put the king's on the king's head, although it is said that timurtash had really determined to prevent the country from returning to the conditions of naser al-din shah's time and to somehow oppose the extension of darcy's contract. the body hates the supporters of the british government, as well as the politicians of the chess players of the government, who were against the loss of this hajj page, started raining chess symbols on him. asr reza shah ordered to dissolve the "i want it in the rain" and timurtash the minister is not about me. he was in prison for reading mr. timurtash's religious opinion in order to embezzle and cooperate with the german head of melli bank in the process of illegal currency conversion and sale, and receiving bribes from haj mirza habibullah amin al-tajjar in order to influence the transfer of opium export monopoly, they said, despite timurtash hands on the skirts of many it was necessary to return this sentence. he had gone to haft because the doors of the prison build

>> bret: mark meredith here in d.c. mark, thanks.ense has rested in the trial of the prominent south carolina attorney accused of killing his wife and son. a pair of defense experts testified today that alex murdaugh's son paul was shot at close range in the back of the head. they say the shooter would have been drenched in blood and splattered with brain matter. the pair disagreed with the state's pathologist who said the young man was shot at a dramatic upward trajectory. the defense is also suggesting there may have been two shooters at the murder scene. >> bret: another painful example tonight of the failing of america's children. some major cities have few, if any, public school students proficient in math and english. the numbers in many other cities are not much better. correspondent garrett tenney reports from chicago where children are falling seriously behind. [bell] >> it's sad, but i'm not surprised. we definitely have to do a better job with raise up our next generation. >> in nearly 10% of chicago public schools. not a

you're the best, mark meredith from south carolina.here is a lot of interest from people from this state. charlie gasparino has been following that side of the story. >> by the way macho man, is that trump's song? what else would it be. neil: yes. >> tell you a great story village people story afterwards. here is what we know about tim scott he hasn't announced. the journal wrote a story he is nearing announcement. here is how he knows he is nearing announcement. my sources are mainly gop donors. he is making rounds with the donors, making calls, holding informal meets talking with them. he is lining them up buttering them up to do something. does he pull the trigger this i don't know until he give as press release. neil: he wouldn't be intimidated by all of this? >> no. chris christie was on abc over the weekend all these other candidates it will not be a lot, not like the, 14. neil: got up to 0. >> 20. he thinks it will be seven. obviously he is not going to do it i think or else we would have heard something. he will be about seven.

mark meredith at the white house all right, mark. he's looking like he's campaign ing.ve the support of democrats? >> well, stu, right now he does but a lot can change. we're waiting to see if there's any different reaction after the speech today. we are going to be hearing from the president on a number of different topics, the economy, jobs and a white house aid told me this morning he will reference the chinese spy craft that was shot down, however, it's not a large reference, it's only going to be a small part of the speech. instead we'll hear more about the economy and here is why. 80% of rejected uttered voters only rank the economy as fair or poor. those numbers are up more than 10 percentage points from earlier in the presidents term so in the speech which i'm told is a work in progress we'll hear the president talk about the economy, jobs but also more issues that will get more bipartisan support, efforts to cure cancer, the war on drugs and boosting america's mental health services. we heard from the president late yesterday. he wants to talk to the people wel

mark meredith, why is the d.c. crime problem getting so much attention right now? >> sandra, a few different reasons. one, you have powerful people that live here but crime is really bad in the city. cities are looking at new ways to address crime. local leaders know how they want to act, even if it's up to congress to get the final say. for several years, d.c. leaders have tried to enact a criminal code and last month a series of controversial measures overriding a veto from the democratic mayor. so, starting in 2025, d.c. will allow a number of things, anyone charged with a crime, even an a misdemeanor, request a jury trial, mandatory minimum could be barred, except for first-degree murder, and could apply for early release. house republicans are furious, they argue it will make the nation's capital even less safe than it already is. the house passing a resolution blocking the changes. now heads to the democratic controlled senate. lawmakers say they are eager to send a message it will not stand. >> obligation to preserve law and order. americans travel here from

mark meredith, john. >> john: andy mccarthy, former assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contributor. biden opened up a bit of a can of worms in the pbs interview the other day when asked about the documents by judy woodruff, he said this. >> the best of my knowledge the kinds of things they picked up were things from 1974, stray papers, there may be something else, i don't know. >> john: 1974, he was a freshman senator and races the question what in the world was a freshman senator doing taking home classified documents? >> not only that, john, i think you know, up until now, people were willing to give the benefit of the doubt to the idea that, you know, some time when biden transitioned from being in the senate to being vice president this all could have happened. if this was 1974, that raises the possibility that this sort of thing, this carelessness with national security information we want on for decades. and the other thing i frankly don't understand is when the white house has been pressed on this, and biden himself has been pressed by peter

mark meredith is at the white house this morning.d the senate is getting briefed could we start to get some answers as a result of that? >> reporter: well, the briefing's going to be classified, so it's possible the senators are going to have to that stay tight-lipped. president biden has also been fairly tight-lipped even though he's under growing pressure to address the decision to shoot down these multiple flying objects in both canadian and u.s. air space. right now we don't expect to the hear from the president odd the on this issue, but we are hearing from his defense secretary the, lloyd austin, who talked about the recovery operations already underway. >> because we've not been able to definitively assess what these recent objects are, we've acted out of an abundance of caution to protect the, our security and interests. that's why we have teams working hard to track down the debris from over the weekend. >> reporter: but that debris is spread out over multiple different sites including the ones there on your screen many some

meredith had reported that he had placed the king's hat on the king's head, although they say that timurtash had really determined to prevent the return of the country to the conditions of naser al-din shah's time and somehow oppose the extension of darcy's contract. hate from supporters of the british government and politicians, chess players of the government who were against the loss of this hajj page, the chess sign started raining on him . in the evening, reza shah ordered to dissolve the overhead. they said that mr. timurtash was involved in embezzlement and cooperation with the german head of the national bank in the course of illegal currency conversion and sale, and receiving bribes from haj mirza habibullah amin al-tajjar in order to exert influence on the transfer of the opium export monopoly. many skirts this sentence was reversed. it was inevitable. the doors of the women's prison building were closed behind him as if there was no way to get rid of it. a year after the beginning of the imprisonment, when his young wife and children had left this fallen man and the first wife and

mark meredith is live from the white house with more. good morning to you. >> steve, ainsley and brian good morning to you guys. the president did mention china in his speech last night. critics say he should have played a much more prominent role in the state of the union address. of the president did make some subtle references to the chinese spy craft that was shot down offer the coast last week. take a listen. >> >> i'm committed to work with china where we can advance america interest and benefit the world. make no mistake about it. as we made clear last week if china threatens our sovereignty, we will act to protect our country and we did. [applause] >> critics argue the president waited far too long to shoot the device down. the president insists he chose to shoot it down over water to avoid any falling debris. house majority leader steve scalise says that simply does not add up. >> a balloon flies over the united states collecting data over every military base in america and the president sits by, says he gave the order on wednes

mark meredith is following all of the action today in washington and mark?he washington post said these claims are not accurate so why does the administration keep repeating them? >> ashley, i'm so sorry, this truck was out here just for a second. happy friday at least to you. i believe the question you were asking was specifically starting with social security and medicare and it appears the president is ready to rumble on this issue. we've heard him talk about it the last several days but republicans insist that the white house is trying to spin its positional to score political points. the president was down in tampa, florida yesterday, florida certainly a battleground state ahead of 2024. it's while he was there he doubled down on claims that republicans want to cut entitle ment programs, despite speaker kevin mccarthy among other gop leaders insisting no such plan is in the works. >> i know that a lot of republicans, their dream is to cut social security and medicare well let me say this. if that's your dream, i'm your nightmare. >> now, the president i

mark meredith reports. what do you say that relief is here to say outside the supreme court rallies supporting president biden's moved to cancel up to $20,000 of federal student loan debt for more than 40 million people. because of the pandemic . it was a bold presidential promise tied to a law congress first passed during the 9 11 era, the heroes act. i voted for that bill along with 420 other members. that means the president has the power modified in our view, connotes moderate change. we're talking about half a trillion dollars and 43 million americans. how does that fit under the normal understanding of modifying acknowledge that this is an economically significant action? perfectly logical. for congress to broadly empower the executive to provide benefits, especially in a crisis situation or an emergency like we've seen with covid-19 on tuesday, the court heard arguments from a coalition of six gop led states looking to block the student loan relief program. those states say they'll lose tax revenue i

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mark meredith following all of that at the white house. ton advisor. mark, what do you make of the polls, reaction they get from the white house they have not done as effective job selling the good they're doing with the economy? that is how they frame it. >> well, look i think the polls that we just saw are accurate. the president is underwater. a lot of people don't want to, including democrats see him run again. this speech is his best opportunity, with probably 45 million people who may watch, to begin to push back on those element to show that he is vibrant enough to run and, as we did, as you may remember in the '96 state of the union, everybody thought the economy was bad and we really actively disputed that. he has got to take lower inflation numbers, the job, the job ratings, the fed tapering off somewhat, the lowest unemployment and put that together in a case that things aren't as bad as people think they are because the two blockers to him winning re-election are, first they think he is too old and too weak as a leader and seco

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support to syria to go further in depth on this last cross live now to dr. 11th coolant and the meredith professor of earth sciences i turkey soccer, i university dr. who and it's great to have you on the program today. now there have been at least 2 major earthquakes impacting turkey and neighboring theory and recent days, as well as numerous aftershocks. how much longer is this activity expected to go on? as we know from major case, once major, okay, well then after shops will continue for months if not several years. so initially the activity will be very enhanced by the time it will diminish. so we would expect many shots with magnitude screeching up to 6 explained by rain. as a matter of fact, right out the major. we had 3 major up shots with magnitude greater than 6. 1 of them being 6 points, taylor and these will continue for months. now with the after shocks that have been recorded so far, what are the biggest concerns right now? i mean, are there any concerns about the possibility of soon on me is happening in the mediterranean sea, similar to what we've seen in the pacific ocea

confidence that with their vote and their participation, they will lead our country towards better areas. meredith, the exit polls have both men about 4 percentage points behind the leader. one of them will take on crystal leaders next sunday. hurry faucet al jazeera. ah, a quick look at the main stories are following. now, before we leave you and officials in ukraine say they expect a major russian offensive will take place this month. present randomly, zalinski says that russia is also intensifying pressure on multiple france. out of the 1st anniversary of the war, recent fighting has been focused around the eastern ceci of back night. president lansky is wanting. the situation is getting tougher with russian deploy more troops that on sunday, ukraine's defensible as to alexi. resnick of was replaced by the head of military intelligence. italy's national cybersecurity agency is wanting that thousands of computer servers around the world have been hiv. ransomware said to the fact that dozens of companies in italy, but the agency says, serve as in france, finland the u. s. in canada of also been c

they will lead our country towards better layers. meredith, the exit polls have both men about 4 percentage points behind the leader. one of them will take on crystal leaders. next sunday, harry force it al jazeera. ah .

let me hear the size of the various reasons for meredith. one of the reasons is that it is simply lost power off the russian lectures into written starting treatments. russian inspectors are denied infections in the united states. but the reason that there is also the practice of the united states, the various western leaders from now now come out and they said that they want to rush off of a spreadsheet defense. you created a chief defeated, something very few countries recover from the law by the president, evidently as a very serious threat. another. another thing that he mentioned to reason information eligible is preparing the stage to attend the decades during which the world has been free of nuclear density nation. the privilege of diminished in the sense to prepare. i carry out unclear tests and tests, but only if these are the states carries those as 1st, as russian with the intelligence that has been shown to the president from prison. glad amendment has shown that they perhaps would be the gist of what he had to say is that relati

mark meredith is in charleston, south carolina. what can we expect this morning?n expect a party at charleston. nikki haley will have quite the crowd, takes the stage behind me in the next hour, she says she's running for president as a new generation candidate but almost instantly the former un ambassador will face questions on the campaign trail not just in the carolinas about how she will handle the relationship campaigning against the former president, donald trump. haley is only the second candidate to jump into the race for 2024. she says she is ready to spotlight her foreign policy credentials and domestic experience when it time to her time in the government, she released a preview previewing the kind of race, the message she plans to unveil on the campaign trail. >> you should know this about me. when you kickback, it hurts them more if you are wearing heels. i'm nikki haley and i am running for president. >> reporter: campaign spokesman says she does not plan to make this a battle against trump specifically but two years ago, nikki haley told reporters s

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mark meredith at the white house will take a victory lap, isn't he?: happy friday. we are waiting for president biden to make remarks and take that victory lap, but why exactly he is about to head to the city of brotherly love, philadelphia, biden is gearing up for reelection campaign. even his outgoing chief of staff, ron klain, said the quiet part out -- out loud, he's looking for to helping his boss with the campaign. 's latest poll shows the president has more work to do. you see a trend that has been familiar the better part of the last year and that is his overall job performance at 45%. that is relatively the same but when you dive into the actual issues, majority of voters disagree on the handling of everything from the economy to ukraine to border security, still, the white house thinks given the unemployment, perhaps the jobs report, covid being on the back burner they have a decent shot at it. the president will be accompanied by kamala harris heading to philadelphia for economic event and party fundraiser which is a clear sign the presiden

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let's go to mark meredith at the white house. do you expect to hear from the president today? >> i do not as of now. good morning. president biden has yet to say much about the latest objects spotted and shot down over both canadian and u.s. airspace. we've been talking about what was discovered. recovery operations are still underway. they try to determine what was shot down and where they may have come from. an object described the size of a small car was shot down off the coast of northeast alaska on friday flying 40,000 feet. rough winter -- then in the uconn territory in saturday. ab object frying at 20,000 feet was shot over lake huron. reporters tried to get president biden to comment going into church saturday evening. he ignored the questions. the white house said biden and trudeau commended norad's strong partnership and agreed to continue close coordination to detect, track and defend our airspace. officials stress while the investigation is ongoing this incident was different from the chinese spy craft. today china is accusing the u.s. of flying similar devices off

mark meredith in d.c. the first time.ake off shoes before walking around the house because studies show you might have focal bacteria. mark do you take your shoes off before you walk in. >> absolutely not unless my wife is yelling to take them off. i can understand with a special carpet but i'm amazed with guests they're so worried the second they had walk in the door about taking them off, they're worried are we going to beat they had with a bat or something? i say leave them on but some people can't help. >> anita do you have to take shoes off before you go in? >> you know i never ask anyone to do that. i do take them off when i go into other peoples homes. i'm going rethink this after reading the story. i think it's gross. >> michelle, do i have to take my shoes off before i go into your house? >> no you don't and i won't especially when i go to parties. the reason being i'm so tiny i don't like not wearing heels. so i need to have some height when i go into parties. it's a weird thing so i won't take off my shoes. >>

mark meredith is at the white house with the latest.er what the republicans say, the democrats are going to keep pushing this starting with the white house. >> i agree with you. i believe they found something that would create a wedge issue with voters. the president doubling down if not tripling down on those claims you were just talking about that he says republicans want to cut medicare and social security. what he may say when he gives the speech later this afternoon in tampa, florida. tuesday night during the state of the union address that republicans broke out in sheer anger even booing the president after he accused them of trying to cut both programs. top republicans insist there is no such plan in the works. the president repeated the claims while in wisconsin on wednesday. >> president biden: look, a lot of republicans their dream is to cut social security and medicare. well, let me just say this, it is your dream but my veto pen will make it a nightmare. >> bill: the white house sent out a list of republican proposals that s

let's go to mark meredith at the white house for us. >> good morning to you. president biden is under growing pressure to publicly address the decision to shoot down multiple unidentified objects both u.s. and canadian airspace. we haven't heard much from the president on this. we did recently hear from the defense secretary lloyd austin. >> we have not been able to definitively assess what these recent objects are, we've acted out of an abundance of caution to protect our security and interests. that's why we have teams working hard to track down the debris from over the weekend. >> the recovery operations span four locations including those shot down over the weekend. remote areas in the uconn -- yukon. some are saying it could be spy trash but the weather service doesn't believe it was there. the pentagon released new photos off their work off the south carolina coast working to recovery the chinese spy craft. weather conditions are rough the last couple of days. some electronics and sensors have been removed from the ocean. the senate today is expected to

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. >> steve: mark meredith is live at the white house with more details about what -- wait a minute, marksantis won florida by 19 points. joe biden can't possibly think as he goes to talk about saving social security and medicare he could win that state. does he? >> well, i think obviously the white house would say that they are going to be trying to fight for every state on the map once the president announces his re-election campaign. you are right. this would obviously be a way to peel off senior voters that maybe on the fence. good morning to all three of you guys. as you talked about a little later on this morning. the president is going to be making a stop in a battleground state, florida. a second stop? a battleground state this week. this time delivering remarks on social security and medicare. even as top republicans insist either program is not an option for cutting amid ongoing spending debt ceiling negotiations. now, of the president does appear eager to make this a campaign wedge issue with voters ahead of 2024. even brought it up at the state of the union address the other n

. >> dana: mark meredith at the white house.e cement truck. >> bill: perfect tunneling. former white house deputy chief of staff karl rove with us now. good morning to you. why don't we go ahead. you have a couple white boards. go ahead with number one. the finances. explain those to us as to what you expect later tonight. >> look, i'm looking for there is some tension in any state of the union address. particularly when you are in the third year of your first term. so is it going to be political? will this be the soft launch of his re-election campaign or presidential? i think it is mistake for him to be political. better to be more the president than a candidate. the question is on the economy will he gloat we have a greatest job numbers in the world, blah, blah, blah or realistic that the american people have serious concerns about the state of the economy. despite the very good jobs number and finally is he going to summon the american people to do important things or just get a laundry list of things that he and his policy