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. >> mike: i'm mike emanuel. president biden's economic agenda has been a key talking point during his reelection campaign. lingering inflation and high costs have kept his message from resonating with american voters. the president into the economy during his new year's message last night. buys my hope is that everyone has a healthy, happy, and safe new year. i hope they understand that we are in a better position than any country in the world. and we are coming back and it is about time. people are in a position to make a living now and they have created a lot of jobs. and i guess i just feel good that the american people have been through a tough time with the pandemic, but now we are coming back. they are back. >> mike: lucas tomlinson is live with more is live with more on the president's new year's message. lucas? >> reporter: mike koster, was also no mention from the president last night about those u.s. navy helicopters killing those houthi rebels in the red sea in self-defense. on a much lighter note, we

mike? mike mike trey yingst live in tel aviv. trey, many thanks.s, joining me live in the studio is senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracy's anthony reguro, welcome. it's been three months since the hamas attacks. what is your assessment of how the military operation by the israelis is going? >> well, you know, they're trying to push back on hamas, and as trey noted, they've a also getting -- they're also getting attacked from the north from hezbollah. secretary blinken is in the region trying to deescalate and, you know, suggest that the israelis should deescalate. it's really about iran. that's e the missing piece here. iran is moving all these pieces on the board. yemen, we didn't mention that. yemen is attacking ships in the red sea, and they're also, iran is expanding its nuclear program as well. it's less about deescalation for israel and more about biden should be in the region talking about how they're going to roll back iran as the patron and the proxy of all these groups. mike: israel's president spoke about the situatio

>> no, mike.l, kind of to her detriment and iowa is that iowa boats and new hampshi. and a much higher winning record for those folks who win new hampshire like donald trump did in 2016 to actually go on to be the nominee. in some cases, go want to be the presidency. so to your point, 110,000 voters, you know, lower turnout, just 15% of eligible voters in that state with the republican caucus really is not the best indication of where we are headed. >> mike: to be clear, it was a dominant performance. but just to be clear, will it play out like this everywhere else? >> gillian: david, on talk radio, desantis framed this as a battle going forward between two candidates and he essentially said everybody else is of the race. you know, the results certainly vindicate him to some degree. but his path forward will not get easier as we talked about and the commercial break. >> it is not and he said he's going straight to south carolina where he is now polling in third. not to sound like a broken record h

mike?: lucas tomlinson live in st. croix. thanks. migrants outnumber. setting a new record. david spunt has detail tonight. good evening, david. >> david: 2023 ended on a record note as we head into the new year, new numbers from the u.s. border patrol reveal immigration officials processed more than 300,000 migrants along the southern border in december. mike, thatson all-time monthly high. yesterday a plane carrying several hundred migrants from texas arrived northwest of chicago in rockford, illinois. the migrant transport from texas come as the justice department here in washington threatens to sue the lone star state. doj officials have threatened federal court action if texas officials enforce a new law that would allow local police to arrest migrants who illegally cross our border. mayors in sanctuary cities are also pushing back on texas. >> well, what we have is clearly, clearly an international and federal crisis that local governments are being asked to subsidize. and this is uns

the judge will hear that request for bail tomorrow, mike. >> mike: dana marie nick on thanks very muche the ncaa first allowed student athletes to profit from their name image or likeness many university officials have called for regulating the matter. student athletes say the funds have helped them save money for the future. correspondent chad pergram takes a look at the debate. >> reporter: the rules on the field are clear, but rules off the fold are vague when it comes to college athletes monetizing their own name image and likeness or nil. the ncaa resisted establishing a standard. some law makers want a national criterion for nils. >> there has to be ruled so you don't have the wild west. >> reporter: gop former football coach tommy tuberville introduced legislation for a system. ncaa president charlie baker endorses tuberville's bill. it documents athletes from entering the transfer portals to switch schools. previously they had to sit out a year for transferring. >> just to leave for money you have to pay a price. you're breaking a contract you're going somewhere else and you ha

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mike?andria hoff, thanks very much. >> molly: do you agree with some of the republicans, even christian kirk -- chris christie, who argue that taking him off the ballot or at least trying to extort a trip a? >> of course. look, if there was any validity about keeping track of the ballad, it is the 48 other states trying to do the same thing. i think this is very politically motivated. trump should be on the ballot. >> molly: that is new hampshire's republican governor who endorsed nikki haley for the gop presidential nomination. he is among the latest to scold efforts to remove donald trump from the state primary ballots and it is not just republicans. a growing number of prominent democrats say banning trump is unconstitutional and will backfire. so what are the implications of the ninth americans the right to vote for a leading candidate in the race? the host of -- joins me to talk about this. it is fascinating because there's been a lot of, to complete this coming from both sides of the

mike? >> mike: lucas, thinking back to clinton era, is the economy stupid? see some signs of the economy improving. polling suggests the american people are not feeling it. how troubling is that heading into an election year? >> reporter: it is very troubling to make, and that includes the majority of democrats who don't want him to run for election and a majority of americans who say he is too old for a second term. and many americans, every time they are headed a receipt, prices are still way too high. >> mike: lucas tomlinson, the backdrop of the day. many thanks. ♪ ♪ while hundreds of thousands celebrated the start of 2024 in times square, pro-palestinian demonstrators march across newark city issued a. some setting of smoke bombs including one at a macy's in midtown manhattan. the heavy security for the celebration included a police perimeter around times square and undercover officers among the revelers. >> molly: the nypd working very hard. a few blocks away from times where multiple people were injured in a horrific crash after a man being chased by

[cheers and applause] >> mike: hello. i'm mike emanuel.lian, great to be working with you. >> gillian: and i'm gillian turner in washington. continuing special coverage, the first in the nation presidential primary. nikki haley, donald trump duked it out in today's showdown, but in the end you might have noticed it was not even close despite putting a lot of time and money on the line in new hampshire. the former u.n. ambassador did not crack donald trump's command of the republican party. >> mike: he can now boast being the first republican candidate to win open races in iowa and new hampshire since 1976, by posting easy wins in both easy states, planting the factions firmly behind him, despite battling a litany of criminal and civil accusations. speedy >> gillian: the focus now shifts to haley's home state of south carolina as her path is narrowing. the campaign is insisting this could propel her into super tuesday march 5th. but in a deeply conservative state where trump is exceedingly popular, haley's ambitions may be tough to realize.

let's talk horizontal refreshment. >> mike parry . >> mike parry. >> mike parry. >> he needs to be myer there go. jennifer there you go. >> let tell i pick >> well, let me tell you, i pick up the keys to my new flat on tuesday day. now, mike parry loves this story. 16 year old luke littler wowed at darts fans this week by advancing in the world championship . but to be world championship. but to be honest, lucky that he honest, it's lucky that he didn't go the way in the didn't go all the way in the final already way past final as it was already way past his time. the talented his bedtime time. the talented teenager has scooped an incredible £200,000 in prize money, which we're told will be wisely invested in new trainers , wisely invested in new trainers, alton towers tickets and a family pack of hula hoops. that's a bit harsh. and finally , that's a bit harsh. and finally, speaking of harsh mike parry, the british film institute is to issue trigger warnings at the start of the iconic james bond films, saying that they may offend viewers well, frankly , offend viewers well, frankly,

let's talk horizontal refreshment. >> mike parry . >> mike parry. >> mike parry. >> he needs to be myer there go. jennifer there you go. >> let tell i pick >> well, let me tell you, i pick up the keys to my new flat on tuesday day. now, mike parry loves this story. 16 year old luke littler wowed at darts fans this week by advancing in the world championship . but to be world championship. but to be honest, lucky that he honest, it's lucky that he didn't go the way in the didn't go all the way in the final already way past final as it was already way past his time. the talented his bedtime time. the talented teenager has scooped an incredible £200,000 in prize money, which we're told will be wisely invested in new trainers , wisely invested in new trainers, alton towers tickets and a family pack of hula hoops. that's a bit harsh. and finally , that's a bit harsh. and finally, speaking of harsh mike parry, the british film institute is to issue trigger warnings at the start of the iconic james bond films, saying that they may offend viewers well, frankly , offend viewers well, frankly,

wake up, mike. mike? oh, no. mike? >> jesus, mary and steenbergen! where am i?> jimmy: you're bleeding out in a motel bathtub. >> oh, thank god! [ phone ringing ] >> jimmy: i'm worried about you, mike. >> oh, hold on, we got a buyer! hello? oh, koneecheeweechee yoshida-san. ha! >> jimmy: what that is? >> it's one of my japanese customers. they buy a lot of my plasma to make the tvs. [ laughter ] well, you drive a hard bargain but if you really want the big toe i guess we can throw that in too. juno, get in here! this little piggy's goin' to market! >> jimmy: oh, no, mike -- if i don't see you again, it was nice knowing you. >> tell jane fonda i love her even though she's a vietnamese! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: doing all right, doing all right. we have a good show for you tonight. chrissy teigen and david chang are here. [ cheers and applause ] we've got music from sierra ferrell, and we'll be right back with terry crews. so stick around! results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk

mike, thank you.ent of migrant ntsb united states, guess what, europeans are facing their own migrant crisis. william la jeunesse joining us this morning. what is europe doing to stop the flow of migrants? >> after treating u.s. like barbarians and many companies in the eu facing own migrant crisis and detention center, check points and razor wire and intoing from africa and albania. >> poland, spain, france and cracking down after immigration and the u.s. policy as racist and cruel. >> i want to stop the votes and secure and in denmark the ruling parties want to have asylum seekers and immigration and children born in france and parents are no longer have citizenship and going to have friends and going for countries and being available when i say the european union is a right leaning reforms and detention centers along the border or offshore and asylum process lasting weeks not years quick deportation for those denied. this is the a number of migrants and collapse. >> like texas, poland erected razor

she liked mike a lot.y. >> in fact rene seemed to get along with everybody, so it was unusual, alarming even. -- another man, who friends said renee did not get along with. she basically >> told me that she did not like him. it was not like her to say that she did not like another human being, it was very out of character for her. >> the man was her brother in law beau pagel. >> had beau ever done anything to rene of concern? >> she would just say that she just does not get good vibes from him. >> i remember at her wedding reception she, told me beau was going to be there and just make sure you stay clear of him. >> renee told people that she felt very uncomfortable around beau. >> we heard a lot of that, he did not like her. which was another reason to be suspicious of him. he was supposed to be the best man at the writing, and he backed out, according to the people that we talk, to family members. so, there was some bad blood there. when they were married, bowed was upset, biotin not approve of rene. cal

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mike mccurry, you probably know mike mccurry. i often talk about mike mccurry as the most remarkable press secretary i ever worked with because mike got it. and mike came over from the state department where it was a press secretary, where it wasn't just spin all the time. there was a lot of substance. and somehow he tried to blend the two. he was the press secretary for bill clinton. there were high points and low points in that tenure. we'll talk about some of those and maybe even see one or two. and he's a former co-chair of the commission on presidential debates. another place where the camera has been so important and so influential. and martha kumar is a walking encyclopedia of the white house and brings such incredible insight to what she talks about. she's a professor emerita, towson university, our scholarly focus has been on the white house. she kind of hangs out there these days and can bring you not just trivia, but big picture stuff, too. but has written some important books that kind of give a perspective on all of

some of the rioters chanting, "hang mike pence." [ chanting ] according to the sources, another aide nick luna, that when he told pence had to be evacuated to a secure location because of the violence, trump responded, quote, so what? which the sources say, luna believed showed trump was willing to let harm come to his loyal vice president. that's consistent with what trump told me just a couple of months later about the threats to pence. >> were you worried about him during that siege? were you worried about his safety? >> no. i thought he was well protected and i had heard he was in good shape. i had heard he was in very good shape, but -- >> you heard those chants. that was terrible, you know, those -- >> he could have -- the people were very angry. >> they were saying hang mike pence. >> because it's common sense, jon. it's common sense that you're supposed to protect -- how can you -- if you know a vote is fraudulent, right? >> yeah. >> how can you pass on a fraudulent vote to congress? >> jonathan: another one of those with trump, white house lawyer pat fill -- philbin told whi

and mike ritchie. we will be talking to them about campaign 2020 four and political news of the day. good morning to you both. happy new year. let's start, just to get it out of the way. i hear you are not working on any campaign or committee at the moment, but martha, you are, so let's get that out of the way. a brief overview of the candidates that you represent right now. guest: i make television ads and i am an advisor for many candidates for congress. women in congress, a few great guys and western pennsylvania. i work for marian alaska. candidates looking to run for office in baltimore where i live, and where i am coming to you from. mostly men and women running for congress and involved in a lot of conversations across the board about the biden campaign and senate races, but my work is mainly on professional. host: we were talking about republicans who are at the southern border. do you think they are taking the right approach to the conversation about border security by tying it to talks about

mike. mike week . i for a flu. mike. mike week. i never wore a mask. i never got sick.ually finally he, um, tested positive for the first time about a year ago , um, in time about a year ago, um, in london. but i was . i was fine, london. but i was. i was fine, like, now. mike reid, let's be clear that the vast majority of medical experts and scientists would argue that the vaccine is very safe and has saved millions of lives around the world. >> can we focus on masking ? >> can we focus on masking? because, um, perhaps it's a courtesy to wear one in the winter months because then if you're on, you know, public transport, you're coughing, you're not going to spread your germs. perhaps mike reid, it's a courtesy to wear a mask. i oh, well, no, i sort of wore one through peer pressure first time round because they wouldn't let you into a lot of food shops unless you were wearing a mask. >> and also, i got some quite fancy ones because maybe you did mark as well. people advertising on and i thought, this is on them. and i thought, this is quite good, you maybe quite good,

that is next. >>> moments ago, mike johnson, the u.s. house speaker, told the that at the border it is a catastrophe. doug, your reaction? >> one of the things that members of congress do, that is always smart, they leave washington, d.c. and they make site visits. they go see the problem. they bring the media and they bring attention to that. what did we see? we saw people crossing as they were talking, as he was visiting. those are important visuals. and it is part of how they were trying to separate themselves from the policies of the biden administration. what the speaker says is almost less important than what we see. i think that is why that biden administration realizes this. they are talking about the $14 billion so much. biden's numbers on the border are terrible, they are really bad with hispanics, as well, a key demographic he does not do well with. >> boy, they have done more on the conservative side than any other president in recent history in keeping the covid- era rules in, for as long as they could, in their view. you kn

there will be a congressional investigation already launched by chairman mike rodgers into this dare election of duty and must be full accountability believing with resignation of austin and anyone who lied for him i want to turn our attention to joe biden's border crisis which continues to be the number one concern certainly of constituents in my district and top concerns of americans across the country. last week over 6000 republicans went to texas to see first hangsd the catastrophe that joe biden open border policies have created. and it is not just in upstate new york where my district chair shares border with canada overwheed by a flux of illegal immigrants from 79 different country pps just recently apprehending an iranian national with clear terrorist ties. since joe biden stepped into the oval office there have been ove million illegal crossings last month. more than 300,000 illegal immigrants poured into our country setting the record for the most monthly encounters in history. as president ronald reagan historically said, quote, a nation that cannot control its borders is

mike. julie. >> well, if anything, it's nice to have a little break today and into tomorrow before that next storm comes later in the week. all right. zac sos live tonight in forestville. zach safe travels home. thank you. well in santa cruz today, cleanup was underway after rising floodwaters forced some residents from their homes. >> a downpour turned a cul de sac into a mini lagoon there. after the latest batch of storms dropped inches of water overnight, water flowing from the nearby lagoon also caused the water levels to rise rapidly. some vehicles became submerged, and five of the 240 units at the cypress point apartment complex were flooded in about 15 minutes. >> it went up about four inches, which was it was pretty crazy. my car was right over here and the water line was right at the top of the tires. it's pretty frustrating. unfortunately because this isn't the first time it happens often and you feel kind of trapped because the entire complex gets flooded and then you're just kin

thanks, mike. >>> it is 5:10 right now. putting the brakes on robotaxis. coming up next on "today in the bay," one bay area state lawmaker on a drive to lock in new restrictions for autonomous cars. the new role local governments may soon be playing. >>> what if you had a business and it was too popular? that could lead to, weirdly enough, layoffs. >>> plus, calling all mean girls. excitement building for today's premiere of the long-awaited musical reboot, and some advice on how to dress to impress if you're planning to attend. keep it right he.re >>> good wednesday morning. the time is 5:13. as we take a live look outside in dublin, it is a clear start and a chilly morning. we'll start to see rain coming in by late morning into the early afternoon, and it continues for a while into the evening commute while our highs only hit the low 50s. cool day, but we also will go back to sunshine. we'll talk more about that coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >>> we're looking at a smooth drive, a little bit more traffic suddenly shows up at the richmond si

back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> it's 5:02 right now.n a matter of hours, we'll learn more about the mysterious billionaire funded planned community in solano county from the developers themselves. >> kris sanchez is with us. i understand the founders of this community want voters to know something. >> reporter: they want voters to know that they want voters to decide the future of california forever, and they are going to put this before voters in a ballot measure. the investors group released more renderings of what will be -- what they call a safe, walkable neighborhood, with homes that people can afford, with jobs nearby. that is from their press release. despite the rosy picture, the development has gotten pushback from the county of solano over zoning, power and water rights. there's a concern about how close this is to travis air force base. and the biggest concern is about the proposed build site, which has traditionally been agricultural. even if voters warm to the idea, the biggest sticking point for california forever is solan

and that's -- when you combine that with the steps we know mike flynn was urging him to take, mike flynn was urging to be taken publicly, things like deploying the military in order to rerun elections in swing states. and i think that's one of the real dangers people have to focus on when we think about a potential second trump administration. you will take those people who were the most radical, the most dangerous, who had the proposals that were the most dangerous, and he will put them in positions of, you know, supreme power. and that's a risk that besimply can't take. >> obviously, he's been playing with the announcement about signing the insurrection act -- or invoking the insurrection act on day one. what are the other things you talked about in terms of a second round and whether or not january 6th was sort of a dress rehearsal or first effort and they'll be better at it the second time around is the prospect that after the 2024 election maybe republicans will still be in control in the house, maybe mike johnson would still be speaker. given what mike johnson did in and around the

age 40 mike quit a 20-year smoking habit. >> you know it's not good for you and it is a dumb thing andsome point you have to come to the realization that this thing will kill me. expect the very day he quit he ran for his first mile. >> i coughed and the hole next day and the whole day at work i was in pain and i got up the next morning and did it. this is just in the last eight months. >> reporter: he has finished dozens of marathons, half marathons and ultra marathons and he's kept the metals but what keeps them going is the fun he has tracking it all and analyzing the data in creating spreadsheets and coloring in the maps of where he has been. >> that run just came through. >> he explains why running on the street is so appealing to him. >> it became more important but the reward to the running. i could run and come home and do my analytical stuff. >> reporter: mike realizes running isn't everyone's think but he found a passion that keeps him entertained and, more importantly, keep them healthy and that is a roadmap he encourages anyone to foul. >> just getting out and doing that is

joining me with reaction is utah senator mike lee.to vote against any if funding agreement until a border security deal is in place. senator, good to see you, thanks very much for being here. >> thank you very much. maria: can you walk us through these two spending packages that have been discussed this weekendsome. >> yes. so the first one is the continuing resolution that would take us into march, keep the government funded. look, we have in place a massive humanitarian the border security crisis. it's a rule of law crisis. in order if to resolve that, all we need is for the president of the united states to exercise the authority that he already has. and he's got more than enough authority, the same authority president trump had in order to secure the border, and he did. president biden could do that, and he should do that. this has reached such crisis proportions with 300,000 the crossing illegally across our southern border in december alone that i think it's time for us to tell the government, look, you've got to secure the bord

an in-depth conversation with the new speaker of the house, mike johnson.t's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." yesterday, marked the third anniversary of the january 6th attack on the capitol and our cbs news polling shows that many americans in each party are uneasy about the prospects of a peaceful transfer of power in future elections. with half the country expecting there will be violence from the side that loses. our polling also shows that three in four americans see the situation at the u.s.-mexico border as either a crisis or a very serious situation. that 45% is a notable increase. both of those issues, democracy and immigration, are dominating the campaign trail as we head into the last week before the first votes in the 2024 election are taken in iowa. but first, we traveled to eagle pass, texas, last week, and caught up with house speaker mike johnson, who led a delegation of 64 republican members of congress to the texas-mexico border on a fact-finding tour. >> we have a humanitarian catastro

gianna >> julie and mike, such a terrible loss for this team. we understand that they are back in the bay area. their game that had been scheduled against utah jazz has been postponed and certainly we have been seeing all day today the impact of this man on the team, but not just on the team. also touching the hearts of people in the nba and throughout the nation. the loss of golden state warriors assistant coach deion milojevic sent an emotional shockwave throughout the nba wednesday. an outpouring of grief and condolences for the warriors and his family. moments of silence in his memory, we ask that you observe a moment of silence and honor of deion melo, jovic. milojevic was in salt lake city with the team for a game against the utah jazz. he collapsed at a team dinner tuesday night and was rushed to a hospital. the team says he had a heart attack and died wednesday morning. it hurts. bob myers, the former warriors general manager, gave an emotional tribute on espn's nba countdown. >> he was this bigger than life person and he he would light

we're going to get a look at that commute with mike in just a bit. first, we were talking about rain in the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has a look at that. i saw rain on my car this morning. >> a little mist this morning. the heavier rain coming in later this morning. so as you get ready to head out, we may need the windshield wipers for a bit. but it's another chilly one, with our start in the upper 40s and low 50s. we're at 47 right now in san jose. then taking a look at the wide view of what's happening, a lot of storms have been lining up and this atmospheric river is starting to make its way closer. but it is a very weak one. as it moves in, it's going to move fairly quickly, starting out with light rain around ukiah, and we're seeing that starting to make its way closer to lakeport. as we go throughout the morning, that will move from the north bay eventually into san francisco and the peninsula by about 9:00. much of the east bay before noon, and then into san jose. notice that by the afternoon it is already clearing out. but we will see

mike lee joining me this morning. first off, mike, i want to talk about bitcoin.o $45,000 as of today? why the rally? >> stuart, the etf approval is imminent, at least that's the speculation. and once it's available from an etf from company like van ec and blackrock and fidelity, it's just a lot easier for a lot more people to buy. so it's going to introduce this, you know, cryptocurrency to an entire new class of people that were unwilling to open up a cryptocurrency wallet online. stuart: so it's as simple as that. it's like buying a stock almost. you buy a piece of the etf, you buy it, you feel it instantly, whatever you like. it's that easy. that's the attraction here, right? >> yeah. because when you open a brokerage account, you have something called sipc, insurance against frawpped to a half a million dollars per account whereas you've seen the scandals like tfx -- ftx and other cryptocurrency place, they might just run off with your holdings. well, that's not going to happen, and there's 15 of them pending for bitcoin etfs right away. it's going to create

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jeff, it's good to see you. >> you too, mike. weakness this morning, what is the premise of that? why does it seem like it is trending on the backside? >> we take this back into the fourth quarter of last year where we had unprecedented breath in terms of the 20 day new highs. what we saw out of the russell 3000, where they need to participate in that. that will help set the stage. we have our trend models that will turn positive in december for the group. and at the same time, what we would hear recently as they got through that affect of the beginning of the year. we are now oversold. oversold conditions in that uptrend particularly after we would have this escape velocity that is bullish. oftentimes you will get that consolidation and we actually had a decent priced pull back. i would just add without rambling here, they have not damaged themselves as all. they look pretty good. it's not as if this weakness somehow was, you know, through the critical levels that will jeopardize that trend. >> right. essentially it's based on h

maria: mike braun joining us in d.c., kaylee mcghee white, with all your important points this morning. final word. >> the i think it's going to be interesting to see what happens next week in iowa and a couple weeks after that in new hampshire. keep an eye on the republican primary. maria: it's been great having you, thank you so much is. quick break, we are about 10 minutes away from the if market mover of the morning, the december consumer price index is out in 10 minutes' time. we've got all hands on deck bringing you the numbers. but first, macro mavens president stephanie pomboy back with us. she's coming up. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ maria: welcome back. futures indicating a higher opening this morning. dow industrials up 15 is, the nasdaq strongly, up 67 right now, half a percent. s&p 500 higher by 8.25. interest rates are pulling back as stocks move higher. take a look at the 10-year treasury right now, way below the 4% number at3.98 percent. that is down4.5 basis points right

you can keep up with mike on facebook and instagram. he always does such great work within our >>> new this morning, roadside workers are hit and killed four time often than what is being reported. according to a aaa foundation for traffic safety, data shows the incidents were listed as pedestrians when recorded. that study also found 89% of the crashes happened on roads where speed limits were over 55 miles per hour per hour. another 84% of crashes happened during good weather. almost two-thirds of these crashes happened in the dark. aaa believes that roadside workers should get training on how to protect themselves in difficult situations. >>> if it seems like our kids are developing at an earlier age it's not your over the last 30 years. in the last ten years, 15% of children were beginning development as young as age 7. a ucsf pediatric says it could be from chemicals in our environment, and stress. which puberty during the pandemic. >> as children were stuck at home, not as physically active, we saw rates of obesity rise and we saw

good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening.t has been dishing out some serious snow and rain across the west coast is on the move, could become a significant snow maker on i-95 in the northeast by this weekend. there is where it sits but it is moving toward colorado, new mexico tomorrow, producing snow here, rain farther south. as we get into friday and saturday now notice the snow on i-70 through kansas, rain and even thunderstorms down along the gulf coast around new orleans. now heavier showers one becomes a bigger player now heavier showers and thunderstorms with a big mix farther north, a mix of freezing rain, even snow. saturday, the load begins to form off the coastline, snow forming for us here from philadelphia northbound and really bombing out, producing big wind for us, as well. how much snow are we talking about? in some pockets as much as a foot of snow, including near hartford and boston. maine all the way to west virginia, 5-8 inches is on the way. >> norah: mike, thank you. 2024 is a presidential election year,

i think for the new term at least mike. >> phil we appreciate.x you raise your price target well above $500. had a hard time getting above there except for little time during the pandemic. what do you like about netflix that people haven't already been celebrating? it seems like folks have really come around to though one clear winner and streaming. >> mike, they had a great quarter last quarter. the stock reacted nicely. i think the key is the environment is getting better. first you have the competition, the other streamer starting to raise prices. saying they would spend less on content. both would be good for calm netflix. this court of the big changes you are seeing even more of the other streamers, the other studios, licensing their content and netflix. just as netflix was probably about to have a little bit of an issue due to the strike, they have all of this licensed content, one of the top shows this past quarter where the warner brothers show, young sheldon. their library increased in terms of the number of titles in the u.s., even thou

let's bring in mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel.g, mike. >> norah, good evening, rain on the west coast, on the move, could becoming a snow maker along i-95 to the northeast by this weekend. there is where it sits but it is moving toward colorado, new mexico tomorrow, producing snow here, rain farther south. as we get it to friday and saturday now notice the snow on i-70 through kansas, rain and thunderstorms on the gold coast around new orleans, getting into the weekend, this one becomes a bigger player now come heavier showers and thunderstorms with a big mess farther north, a mix of freezing rain, even snow. saturday, the load begins to form off the coastline, philadelphia northbound, and really bombing out the distribution, big win for us, as well. how much snow are we talking about? as much as a foot, hartford, boston, maine all the way to west virginia, 5-8 inches is on the way. >> norah: mike, thank you. 2024 is a presidential election year, and this afternoon former president donald trump filed an appeal to the u.s. supreme

mike davis, horace cooper react. emerging details in that lawfare, more. ♪ the maine legislature has delegated to me as secretary of state the responsibility to ensure candidates who appear on the primary ballot qualify for the office they seek. section 3 of the 14th amendment is part of the constitution. it's not an option. it's a requirement. i had a duty and obligation to follow the constitution. >> laura: ha ha ha. oh, first of all she looks like she is created in some kind of a.i. lab that's weird. second of all, what constitution exactly is she reading? her only duty was to the democrats who want trump off the ballot because he is leading. late tonight his legal team appealed maine's transparent act of lawfare setting the stage for this fight to go all the way to the supremes. joining me now mike davis, founder of the article iii project. former clerk for. founder of project 21. all right, mike, this is not surprising. we did expect this. what is trump's argument and how is this going to get teed up to be succe

and i got up the next morning and did it. >> reporter: mike got so hooked on running he has finished marathons and ultra marathons. he's kept the medals, but what mike says really keeps him going is the fun he has tracking it all, analyzing the data, creating spreadsheets, coloring in those maps of where he's been. it all explains request running all the streets in the tri valley is so appealing to him. >> it actually became more important than the running. i wouldn't say more important, but it became a reward for the running. i could run and go home and do my analytical stuff. >> reporter: mike realizes running isn't everyone's thing, but he's found a passion that keeps him entertained but more importantly keeps him healthy. and that is a road map he encourages anyone to follow. >> you can't beat that. just getting out and doing that is real he important. >> reporter: garvan thomas, nbc bay area news. >> pretty incredible. >> mm-hm. >> if you know someone doing extraordinary, you can tag us on facebook, instagram and twitter. those maps, though. >> that's your neck of the woods. you

back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> well, breaking news, a u.s. national is being detained in russia on drug charges. robert woodland is a dual russian and american citizen. the district court of moscow says woodland will be detained for two months as a pretrial restriction. according to woodland's facebook profile, he lives in a suburban area north of moscow, and has worked as an english teacher there. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. this comes as wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich is being detained and awaiting trial. >>> turning to decision 2024, with less than a week to go until the iowa caucuses, the campaign for the gop nomination is hitting a split screen moment. the front-runner, former president donald trump, heads to federal court today while his competitors are hitting the campaign trail. "today in the bay"'s brie jackson joins us live in washington this morning, and, brie, the case in regard to the federal election interference accusations. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, laura. we're expecting form