mike. >> lucas tomlinson live in las vegas, in thanks. israel reacting to the unit launching air strikes in syria,'chiropractic semi-en and -- yemen and iraq and trey yingst joining me from tel aviv. trey, what's the latest? reporter: mike, good afternoon. the middle east is bracing for possibility of further escalation following u.s. strikes in iraq, syria, and yemen. israeli forces tonight remain on high alert across the country understanding as the war rages on inside gaza, the country's northern border is actually the most concerning. throughout the day, rocket sirens have sounded in communities near the boarder and hezbollah firing rockets into israel and one antitank guide missile fired and israelis launched new strikes against hezbollah positions in response hitting rocket launch in areas and observation post. israel's defense ministry indicated this week that even if there's a diplomatic solution found to temporally pause the fighting inside gaza on the southern front, that it would

mike?e avive -- live in tel aviv, thanks very much. ♪ mike: as russia's invasion of ukraine enters its third year, volodymyr zelenskyy hosts a major press conference in kyiv telling reporter es ukraine's victory depends if on western support. correspondent greg palkot has the latest from kyiv. hello, greg. >> reporter: hey, mike. we'll get to that press conference in a moment. but first, let's look at what russia is doing damage wise as year three of this war kicks off. as a 300 if missiles blasted a town in eastern ukraine, a railway station was hit as well as a church, apartment buildings, shops, a whole range of infrastructure. this after an overnigh assault of drones and other missiles. we heard the sirens here in kyiv. most of them were knocked down. yes, president zelenskyy has wrapped up a pretty wide-ranging press conference. he says this year will be a turning point for the war, a turning point in favor of ukraine. he says there's no chance for this country to exist without that fa

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bet baier.dent biden promises to forgive more than a billion dollars in student debt. >> chinese nationals crossing into the u.s. in droves at one southern california location. bret baier with a preview of exclusive interview with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy from the frontline. >> mike: first, breaking tonight the investigation into the family bills of the president turned its focus to his brother james biden spent much of the day before house lawmakers taking questions about his role and where the president fits in. correspondent david spunt live on capitol hill. good evening, david. >> mike, good evening to you. james biden is still behind closed doors for his transcribed interview. it began a little after 10:30 this morning. and we pressed mr. biden as he walked his way into the building today on a few questions. >> did you use your brother's name to help sell influence, sir? >> what will you tell the committee today. >> we're not commenting today. > mr. biden strongly denied usin

larose: thank you, mike.applause] mike: and finally, businessmen bernie marino from westlake, ohio. his family migrated from colombia when he was five years old. he's been an entrepreneur since 2005, when he purchased his first car dealership. start moreno -- mr. moreno, thank you so much. mr. moreno: thank you. [applause] mike: well done with the applause. before we begin the forum, i want to outline to the candidates that we will answer each question -- the person answering the first question has been selected through a random draw. throughout the form the person you answered first will go to the end of the line for the next question and then that rotation will continue. each candidate will have 90 seconds to answer the question directed to them. candidates should refrain from dropping one another, as follow-ups will be allowed. i will prompt all follow-ups come and the candidates will begin 45 seconds to respond. we have selected candidates from the questions driven by topics that are of interest to ohio's

mike, you have 37 children. >> mike: i do. that i know of. wait a minute, one over the quota?>> k.t.: don't you know meghan and harry are only going to have to kill because they think three wouldn't be fair to the planet? >> tyrus: that's like four but from different people. [laughter] >> mike: different parts of the planet. >> tyrus: four different uteruses. >> k.t.: keep going, this is getting better and better and better! >> greg: so have you been? what are your thoughts? >> mike: my thoughts are her rantings are predictable and they are sort of lacking any academic rigor. >> k.t.: she went to harvard! >> mike: it's like a toddler cracked up on apple juice and sugar pops. nothing she says is surprising because you know exactly where she's coming from. why does msnbc keep her? because she's like every other pundit and talking head on the network. >> greg: she provides us with a segment, kat. that's why i love her. >> kat: this was a rough one, though. what happened to alabama was awful. i very much feel for all those women who injected themselves with these hormones, embryo

this week we are talking with mike willis. we are coming off a rear weekend session in the senate, they consider the foreign aid package for folks who switched over from the super bowl when the senate was still in session. what happens next? guest: good morning. so much for a quiet weekend. charles schumer told the republicans that we are going to pass this bill come hell or high water. it might be super bowl sunday but we will still do our work. they have already voted three times on his bill in the last week including sunday evening as you mentioned. this inches the ball forward a little bit. they still got a long ways to go and are working on how to get a deal with the amendments. the republicans want to amend this with border language and they haven't worked that out. there is expected to be another vote tonight at about 8:30 p.m. that will in should forward again and start another 60 hour clock. we are looking at the desk the early this could pass would be early wednesday morning. this is congress of my not happen that qu

grandmother on the phone, i said hello, and she said the police just killed mike, mike, mike mike is landing in. the street that point i just like froze and i turned to her and i said py just killed my son and that's i know we was in the car we was driving like i was on roller coaster together i just felt jerking i really i just felt jerking i don't even remember the ride i just felt getting thrown around cuuse that's how fast we was going guess to get there mike was my best man at my wedding. we were matching hats, shoes, clothes, all that, bought him a stl hat and he had bought some flip flops and that was the first thing seen on the scene was the hat, i still was in kind of denial, seen one flip flop, then i sent another one further down, but the angle that we were in, he was still down some because they had to kind of taped off, so you can kind of just like see, but you can't see. when i would see parents crying over losing their children, it touched me every time, you know, i would tear up because i could feel their pain, well back in 2014 i joined an organization called the los

mike: amen. we are understanding some of the wounded officers on the scene we do not know their condition but were taken to a level one trauma center so that sounds potentially like there may be some more life-threatening injuries. >> yes. unfortunately i have heard the same. you just can't wrap your head around these men, these women, these first responders and the job that they do out there and how dangerous that job is. we are looking at it in real time here when we look at the facts that first responders, responding to some kind of an incident there in burnsville, minnesota three individuals are not going to be going home to their families tonight. mike: are people watching at home another reminder to value our first responders and the men and women who run toward danger and not away from it. >> yes. we see these police officers every day and all they are trying to do is to serve and protect their communities. it is not the easiest job in the world. we see there is excessive force used by som

>> mike: and the daytona -- >> race winner is the 24. 24 at the start/finish line. >> mike: goes to victory lane, william byron from charlotte, north carolina. rudy fugle his crew chief. >> we won? >> yes, we won. >> clint: unbelievable. 40 years to the day hendrick motorsports goes one, two at the daytona 500. >> yeah, boys! >> mike: byron's last win came last year. it's his 11th career win. started out racing on his computer. dad, i want to try this. he hopped in legend cars started winning. all the way to nascar. >> daytona 500. >> mike: now daytona. >> kevin: look at last year. everything william byron and this team were able to accomplish and now to win the daytona 500. these guys are real. i love the progression william byron has made as a driver with his team and here they are again. >> clint: huge year for william byron last year. how about the 24 in victory lane at daytona again? what a ride. what a finish. >> kevin: that was wild. >> clint: so close to the start/finish line. we know it's official. obviously it was. one, two finish for hendrick motorsports. you can't skr you can't

i mean, you know, i couldn't scream at mike. you know, i had to be, you know, honey, could you put that? but it's it's awkward having someone can't with you. like, i know no hands need to be raised, but how many of us like to turn on the radio? sing to the radio? and you know, drive me for it? so i just would sit quietly in the backseat. no radio, no one's talking. i don't make phone calls if i don't want them to know what i'm talking about. and it's just a constant presence. but they are wonderful, wonderful people. and i will tell our daughter audrey ended up being a covered bride. i'm sure you all have that in your circles, too she had rescheduled her wedding three times and finally she said to us, and this story's the book. finally, she said, okay, dan and i just want to get married. and mike's mom and husband and our son and, daughter in law and charlotte and, her husband, we're all going to be in town for election. and so audrey said, you know i think i think we'd like to get married like sunday before the election and she

i'll buy it from you, predator mike pompeo or mike wolk, as his so-called friends call him, and this is this, who is in this big scheme, part of which is a cog - this is our today’s character, pompeo, it’s just that the question here was always what the goal was, look for now... they are beautiful because in the hostile environment of his presidency they were, perhaps, rare people who did not stick a knife in his back, because even wife milana and then it suited the time from time to time public floggings. it’s not that pompeo was very loyal to donald personally, but rather to the republicans as such, for whom he played, well, first of all to himself, acted at every stage of his career in the most advantageous way, spied on infidels, evaded and did not agree under oath, covered up shady deals and got rid of the evidence. it was no coincidence that he was chosen as director of the cia for some personal qualities. you have, of course, heard about the book that claims that trump is unfit to be president, that he lacks abilities that you can answer as a person who spent so many morning h

>> yeah, we had to eliminate mike bordeaux. >> mike insisted he was in florida when kelli went missingo, police still considered him the primary person of interest. >> has her husband been questioned by detectives? >> we've had conversation with mr. bordeaux. >> police also needed to have a conversation with kellie's boyfriend, justin thompson. little did they know that justin had a huge new lead waiting for them about the night kelli disappeared. coming up -- a new possible suspect. >> he is the last person that is seen with kelli. that was very concerning to us. >> why something in his past would trigger even more alarm bells. >> it certainly was a red flag. >> when "dateline" continues. - . locks in moisture to repair 6 months of damage in one wash, without weigh down. guaranteed or your money back! for resilient, healthy-looking hair... if you know, you know it's pantene. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects wer

mike: listen.probably the first time in the history of bitcoin that we have two prices -- true prices. this is the first time anyone who wants it have easy access. baby boomers have $85 trillion of wealth. the wealth is for the most part manage through registered investment advisors who now at least half of them or some portion of them can just buy the etf. you are seeing a step function in new owners of bitcoin, which is driving a frenzy and the whole crypto ecosystem. bitcoin gets bought and they try to play catch-up and the altcoin. i think we have got a very frothy level. you can see it in the funding rates of the altcoin market. how much you get paid to lend out coins. and ethereum and all of the alts. you sought in the public -- public equity markets and all of those kinds of public equity bellwethers. they went parabolic along with bitcoin. i would not be surprised to see correction and consolidation. but, i am very loath to pick a bitcoin hi because i do believe this is priced discovery. wi

mike: open it up for questions. first on the room and then online. >> you mentioned egypt, death stress resulting from geo politics. your team was talking about the need to work together to deal with the risks before they blow up. is that cooperation or requiring china to take responsibility? >> it has to be an area of cooperation and not just u.s. and china. but many in the past. paris club. given the world that china holds, they had to play a role as well. at the end, it is fundamentally in china's interest to address this and make sure we are in a position that countries are able to work these things out to allow them to enter the global economy. not just between the u.s. and china even though that is part of the things we are talking about but multi laterally as well. >> rebecca patterson, thank you for your comments and service. and tradeoffs and multi laterallism and alliances and one of the challenges tore the u.s. and west making the russian sanctions and some of our alliances are op tore nice particular. bu

um, mike's the jewish community in britain live . um, mike's not even jewish live.his poisonous rhetoric for being an advocate for the jewish community or the standing up for them, um, and supporting israel, of course. >> um, and those terrible attacks on october 7th by hamas from gaza , escalating the war in from gaza, escalating the war in gaza, the hostages and the rest of it. i think just so really shocking. i think and it's a reminder, i think, that words , reminder, i think, that words, you know, count, i think, you know, i asked him there , you know, i asked him there, you know, i asked him there, you know, you're a legislator, in fact, you know , he's even in fact, you know, he's even in charge of the court system. he's a justice minister. he's in charge of the lock up charge of the courts. lock up the he's not safe, the bad guys. if he's not safe, then who is safe ? then who is safe? >> that's the huge question . >> that's the huge question. thank you very much, chris. over. great interview. well done for getting mike free into the studio. let's that studio

mike turner and jim himes.elcome to you both. >> thank you for having us. >> chair turner, the speaker of the house criticized the biden administration for public hand wringing, excessive signaling ahead of these strikes saying it undercuts the u.s. ability to put a stop to the attacks. do you accept the explanation that you heard from jake sullivan, the national security adviser? >> so margaret, i think they have confusion among their goals and objectives. they keep shifting as to what they're trying to achieve with the attacks and what their policy is with respect to response. you know, secretary austin, secretary of defense, said that when americans are attacked we will respond. however that's not true. they've tolerated over 160 of these attacks. >> they've been carrying out strikes against some of them. >> well, in minor areas, nothing to actually counter what is occurring here and that's the issue. you heard with jake sullivan he said, when there are attacks or deaths of american service members we will r

mike: austan goolsbee, thank you for joining us. the journey of the 10 year a ticket ride at disney world. thank you for joining us. austan: been a long time, great to see you. mike: austan goolsbee, the president of chicago federal reserve bank. katie: that was austan goolsbee, chicago fed president and bloomberg's own michael mckee. how are markets assessing the fed's position? we will discuss with carol schl eif. this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: believe it or not we are almost halfway through earnings season, mcdonald's and tyson foods consumer needs reporting today. for more on these markets, the cio carol joins us. let's talk first about fed speak. we heard from jerome powell over the weekend and we just heard from austan goolsbee. it was adjusting making the point that he does not want to rule out a march cut. that's the policymakers view. they don't want to lock into anything but what is the investors view about when that start is? carol: we would be in the camp -- we would never be in the cap thinking of a march cut. the fed espe

mike, you are saying that now you have a second crash along 880? >>> yeah, i don't see any problems, so it might be just over the hill where we can't see the traffic flow, but you see plenty of traffic slowing on the live camera and we don't see a sensor change. we will track that coming down to where there is still slowing. no longer in the middle of the freeway but now on the slow lane. southbound 880 around the hacienda over crossing so watch for that. caltrans says the crew is clear from highway 4, and the distraction of clearing could be slowing the area. and then manzanita park and ride are doing maintenance, so it's not for flooding, just maintenance. lower on the peninsula, a smooth drive into the south bay. still have the slowing from the earlier crew on highway 87. we will watch that, but there's activity on the nimitz. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," stock markets hitting new highs, but more companies moving out of the bay area. >>> we introduce you to a young 49ers fan turned social media celebrity. his incredible story of resilien

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when i met mike, mike was kind of with me and stayed with me a whole lot, you know. and he was just like part of the family. he was like part of the family. this is my house right here. this is the house i built right here. mike was the first and only kid ever stayed with me. and when him and my son bonded, i mean, they were good friends. and they kind of kept mike out of problem a whole lot. he told me, don't leave him behind. i didn't leave them behind. i did what i had to do. that was tony's goal for mike was just to get him in a better school where they value academics and where they have great coaches that motivate you and push you and get the best out of you. [music playing] when you look at the north memphis and the briarcrest area, you have the difference in income, the education level, everything's different. and as we would call it, it's like living on one side of the track and living on the other side of the track. man, just driving up to the briarcrest campus, it's amazing. it's almost like you're going to a university. it's top tier, it's top of the line

back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> 5:41 this morning.ng hand to those who need it most. coming up on "today in the bay," we're going to introduce you to three high school students finding new solutions to help feed the hungry and move their community forward. >>> in politics this morning, nikki haley heads to the bay area. history may be made >>> good tuesday morning. the time is 5:44. we're taking a look at our day planner for saratoga. we're going to see peeks of sunshine today and starting out in upper 40s. headed for the mid-50s today. there will still be a slight chance of rain, but overall it's dryer than what we've seen. we'll take a look at more changes ahead in our microclimate forecast coming up. >>> and i apologize, this is a dark shot. can't do much about that. we can show you the flashing lights are gone from the shoulder at north 101. now slowing because of the volume of traffic, but no more incidents north 101 as you approach alum rock. >> thanks, kari and mike. >>> the house may vote to impeach president biden's secretary

mike, thanks so much for joining us. i simply cannot overstate to our audience how thorough and comprehensive your knowledge is on this topic. it's almost unbelievable. so, could you explain to us how the foreign policy establishment. defense contractors, the department of defense and this entire cluster of defense-related and government-funded agencies are depriving us freedom of speech. of course, one of the simplest. since free speech on the internet has been a tool of government almost from the very beginning of the privatization of the internet in 1991, we quickly discovered, thanks to the efforts of the department of defense, the state department and our intelligence agencies, that while using the internet people were gathering in blogs on forums and... promoting free speech the pentagon and the state department were primarily involved in this entire architecture of existing tsrunko facilities, as a way supporting dissident groups around the world to help them overthrow the authoritarian governments they were sold

comparing joe biden and inability to even sit down with mike johnson, speaker of the house. mike johnson said, i want to talk to you one-on-one before any vote takes place on sending $90 billion of foreign aid out the door and the president won't sit down with the most powerful republican on capitol hill. versus trump, i'll do the super bowl interview, i'll sit down for a town hall, i'll appear in court three times in one day. fascinating with mark w wahlber. happy lent. >> carley: three people in custody this morning after a deadly shooting at kansas city chiefs super bowl parade. one person dead and 21 others are hurt, including 11 children. tmz capturing the moments gunfire erupted. [sound of gunshots] >> carley: you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, i'm carley s todd has day off. the woman killed was a local dj, she is described as chiefs super fan. three are in critical condition this morning. fans tackling the man they believe to be the gunman moments before police arrived and found a weapon nearby. police are trying to determine if he is connec

um, and so what mike's done, mike's.eople like you and i, um , have like you and i, um, have a little bit of a reputation for speaking out. yes. mike was known in parliament as a true gentleman . um, not meek , but gentleman. um, not meek, but very polite . very, very very polite. very, very collegiate. one of the nicest people you'd come across . but people you'd come across. but when someone like him is standing down the country needs to stop and think. because cause it's endangering the future of civilisation in the country . civilisation in the country. that's what it's really doing. because it's endangering parliament and democracy . but parliament and democracy. but it's deeper because there are people. the mob rule or the individual or organised extremists think they can wield power by taking some of us out and those who speak out are probably more at risk of something . but mike proves, of something. but mike proves, of course, mike was a consistent champion of fighting anti—semitism . his reputation anti—semitis

mike freer surgery to kill him.pened and clearly, what's happened here man with very here is that a man with very strong principled views, strong and principled views, particularly on, um, his pro—israel sort of stance, has been targeted repeatedly by radical muslim extremists . and radical muslim extremists. and quite rightly, i think he's just had enough. but what are we doing as a country protect doing as a country to protect our legislator ? surely our our legislator? surely our democracy itself, as started democracy itself, as you started this segment, is in danger of being now. being silenced now. >> i mean, this makes most of us absolutely . i would like absolutely despair. i would like to see rishi sunak, the prime minister strongly on minister come out strongly on this the and this and speak to the nation and say will not tolerate this say we will not tolerate this type intimidation . but, alan, type of intimidation. but, alan, how much does this have to do with his pro—israel stance ? with his pro—israel s

mike and the conversation.g charles and his relationship ukip with his beloved mother , elizabeth. the beloved mother, elizabeth. the second. um, how do you think elizabeth the great, late, great queen would take the news? the speculation that harry considered revoking his uk citizenship ? well i think she'd citizenship? well i think she'd take it in the way she took most things. >> she'd just say, well, if that's what he wants to do, that's what he wants to do, that's what he must do. i think , that's what he must do. i think, um, she's so much from another generation that, um. i think she would just simply have have a bit of a problem getting her head around what harry did and didn't want to do. so her attitude , which i think would attitude, which i think would probably be the attitude of any money, look, whatever makes him happy and keeps him from making any more trouble he should do and i think that would be worked in the united states. >> as a print journalist , what >> as a print journalist, what do you

let's hear now from the smmt chief executive, mike hawes. this kid to have you with us, mike.pologies for that, a few technical issues. quite a milestone, the 1,000,000th car. it is not private individuals, it is company cars?— car. it is not private individuals, it is company cars? evs have been on the market — it is company cars? evs have been on the market for— it is company cars? evs have been on the market for about _ it is company cars? evs have been on the market for about a _ it is company cars? evs have been on the market for about a decade - it is company cars? evs have been on the market for about a decade now. the market for about a decade now and it has taken us that long to get to a million. we need to accelerate that progress and hopefully we can get to the next million in two years rather than ten or 20. it is the business buyer, the fleet buyer who are buying these vehicles because they have the tax incentive to do so, and the private buyer, the government pulled the £5,000 incentive about 18 months ago, so what we are asking for is for the government to stimu

mike khouw, arma, what do you think?lly there's two things that matter one is you want to see growth. pfizer had a flash in the pan with the vaccines and fell down when it came to obesity and diabetes drugs relative to lilly. that is the growth area. if a.i. is a growth area in semi face, obesity is the -- >> tim >> i'm in the same fight bonowyn had me picking the new kid i'll put this on my team they announced the revenues better than expected all about less spend r&d is not what you want them to do i think the pipeline is interesting. the dynamic is this is a company that's been priced as if their covid business was their only business and they've invested a lot. i'm long the name. >> let's circle back to big tech melt at meta is on a tear. outperforming alphabet carter, what do you think? >> google has returned to its former high and is contending with that. meta has been the big outperformer go with the laggard and play for catchups i'm going to say google over the other. >> all right bonowyn, what do we think? >> ad

. >>> mike, you were talking about spinouts? >> yeah, folks in san josÉ are familiar with the interchange at 101 and 88, and just at the clover leaf, there's a spinout. the clover leaf is open. another car crash on 680 in the berryessa area. more green especially in this area, and this is where kari was talking about a lot of activity, and the blue, the puddling and ponding. most of the freeways, they are perimeters for the puddling and ponding, but highway 24 may get more flooding through the areas. we are watching this on and especially the off-ramps, watch those coming off the freeway speeds. >>> take a look at this. this is video from sonoma county. flooded streets posing a lot of problems last night. this is just off of mark west station road. >> today in the bay's bob redell is live in fremont. bob, you were there yesterday. how has it changed? there are still concerns about rising water? >> reporter: no, and there has not been change since yesterday, but the national weather service is expecting the river behind me to cre

of falling apart for mike.e even claims his autobiography is being banned. >> do you know my book is banned in every bookstore in the country? >> jimmy: no, i didn't know that. [ laughter ] but i thought you guys were for banning books. which is it? it's confusing. [ laughter ] this memoir of his has been out since 2019. so it wouldn't make much sense if it was in bookstores. it's five years old. it wasn't exactly "the da vinci code." and the venn diagram of people who are, "a," interested in mike lindell, and "b," know how to read, it's a pretty small intersect. [ laughter ] in fact, it might only be one person. and that person is me. [ laughter ] i read his book cover-to-cover. by the way, pretty good. pretty interesting. i liked it. and then there's the ill-advised contest he ran. do you remember the "prove mike wrong" challenge? three years ago, mike offered five million dollars to anyone who could definitively prove that he was wrong about chinese interference in the 2020 election. of course, someone did t

mike. >> yeah, i'm looking at those cars zipping along behind you there. doesn't look like the rain is slowing them down any, at least in this particular spot right now. >> and not not until there's an accident, julie. that's why. that's why we always advise people to slow down beforehand. >> all right, well, stay safe out there, jesse gary reporting live in the santa cruz mountains for us tonight. jesse. >> thank you. well, it might be a wet valentine's day out there, but it is not stopping people from celebrating their love for each other. some couples in san mateo county decided to take advantage of valentine's day by tying the knot. the county clerk recorder is extend hours for anyone hoping to get married tonight. wedding ceremonies will be performed every half hour until 7:00 this evening. we did catch up with some couples this morning. they got some of the first appointments each. say today's date had a special meaning, including a couple who now shares the same anniversary as their parents. >> we ask my parents was a good day like astrologically an

mike and the conversation.ing charles and his relationship ukip with his beloved mother , elizabeth. the beloved mother, elizabeth. the second. um, how do you think elizabeth the great, late, great queen would take the news? the speculation that harry considered revoking his uk citizenship ? well i think she'd citizenship? well i think she'd take it in the way she took most things. >> she'd just say, well, if that's what he wants to do, that's what he wants to do, that's what he must do. i think , that's what he must do. i think, um, she's so much from another generation that, um. i think she would just simply have have a bit of a problem getting her head around what harry did and didn't want to do. so her attitude , which i think would attitude, which i think would probably be the attitude of any money, look, whatever makes him happy and keeps him from making any more trouble he should do and i think that would be worked in the united states. >> as a print journalist , what >> as a print journalist, what do yo

mike thank also for mike buckley, thank you also for yours. you know the yours., you know the drinigel for your company yours. uh, also, you know the drinigel for you next.ipany yours. uh, also, you know the drinigel for you next. don't to nigel farage. up next. don't go anywhere night . go anywhere. no night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the metalfest with the gb news forecast. mild at first, but we're going to see outbreaks of rain move across the country over the next 24 hours, ushering in colder weather. by friday. now we've got low pressure at the moment, anchored to northwest of anchored to the northwest of scotland, bringing series of scotland, bringing a series of weather in. but those weather fronts in. but those weather fronts contain mild, albeit and increasingly albeit cloudy and increasingly wet weather. the wettest weather will be across scotland through the evening into northern england and eventually clearing from wales that rain sweeping into the midlands , e

mike will keep us updated on the commute in just a bit. first, let's talk about how it's going to look weather-wise today. >> it looks beautiful. we're starting out clear. it is chilly as you

even mike johnson. even this election denier who no one heard of who is now the speaker is constrained by this law passed at the end of the last congress. the electoral count reform act. it is harder for him to try to throw the election in that way than it would have been a few years ago. that's the good news. the bad news is we have to be really vigilant, for example, the attacks on these things have actually moved to the states. we now have election deniers who sort of wormed their way into jobs running elections in local areas. now, there's courts and there's laws and constitutions in the states that have stopped that kind of stuff up until now. but we need to be on our game. anybody who cares about democracy, between now and when the next president puts their hand on that bible. >> i mean, congressman swalwell, here's the challenge. pretty much everyone who is setting themselves up in their hope of being the next hang mike pence, which i don't know why anyone would want that job since donald trump d

mike, thank you very much. bailey and santoli, we appreciate it. thanks guys. >> bond yields -- strong jobless claims data. rick santelli is with the traders in chicago, rick i haven't talked to you in a whole hour. >> i know. i'm going through tyler withdrawal. one thing i'm not going through though is beaumont withdrawal. whether you look at two's, tends, the s&p's, yields are up into,'s yields are up in tents, dollar index is up, other than today the s&p down these are all big moves, how many would've guessed that not that many months ago as a matter of fact when you look at what's going on right now with regard to the s&p, the think that we are whisker under 5000 is the high, harkens back to when we are whisker below 5% and we couldn't quite get to it, which tells us psychological levers are huge, and speaking of which let's go talk to a trader. paul? >> eric. >> has it going? >> good to see you. >> let's start right with it. everybody i'm talking to today has one thing on their mind. cpi benchmark revision

mike. good evening.hey covered a lot of ground in an hour, and the interactions on stage were much tamer than the first debate. these candidates seemingly feeling the urgency now that voters can vote right now in the crisis, the top four candidates in california's u.s. senate race met in san francisco for a second debate ahead of the march primary. democrat members of congress adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee, and republican steve garvey weighing in on national headlines like the failed border deal, the president should take executive order comprehensive immigration reform is necessary. >> we will not have border security until we have comprehensive immigration reform. >> on day one, the president opened the floodgates and created a crisis in the united states. he should be the one to step up and close the border. >> the race for president, also a major topic. garvey once again pressed on his previous support for former president trump. >> constant badgering and the use of the former president's

we'll check the morning commute with mike in just a little bit. first, let's talk about the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> it's going to be nice to have a break, because we do have several storms coming our way. and it starts out in the low 40s for you in dublin, but we're in the upper 50s in san francisco, upper 40s there, and it's in the upper 40s for oakland and san jose. our high today hits 59 degrees in san francisco and half moon bay, while in the inland east bay it will be in the low 60s. these temperatures, very much like what we had yesterday. it was nice to enjoy the sunshine outside. we'll have a repeat for today, but then tomorrow temperatures not changing much, but rain will be coming in, spreading from north to south. i'll time that out for you. we'll go hour by hour in our forecast coming up. >>> mike, you've been tracking police activity in oakland. >> part of that is visual. most of it is visual with regard to the status. no more flashing lights. in the last few minutes they've cleared. this is the 66th avenue over-cros

speaker, mike johnson. okay?e're going to get back to all of this in just a few moments first up let's talk about america's fiscal path. our own edward lawrence is standing by at the white house. boy, this -- money can't buy you love, edward, as i said last night. here we go again. what you got, my friend? >> reporter: what the president believes money can buy the things that helps challenging here at the white house, helping the economy, the border, his allies overseas but the congressional budget office director issued a very stark warning today, listen to this. >> i have can tell you i am very confident that the fiscal trajectory is unsustainable and so if, you know, under current law and that, you know, that's one of the key messages of our budget projections. >> reporter: so we're talking about now interest payments on the debt larger than all of the federal spending on children. it is also more than the government spends on medicaid. by 2026, the committee for responsible federal budget says interest paymen

mike mostly reports on people doing dumb things. employed. >> yeah, sadly when it hurts others. >> think smarter. >> be smarter. >> thanks, scott. >>> new at 6:00 for you, airline interior cabin makeover is not sitting well with some folks over on social media. so the company posted on its tiktok page, southwest airlines, they actually posted this design, the new design on friday. it includes what many commenting say appears to be thinner seats and a change they're not necessarily or not at all thrilled with. however, southwest says the video was more of an overview of the cabin design and not an exact representation of how big those seats are. a person who is 6'4", broad shoulders, thinner seats not a good thing. we'll see. >> i don't mind it. i've got room in my seat right here. >> says the person under 5'5". >> thank you, under 5'5", i'll take that. >>> bay area students are making strides out of this world. two teams won the nasa s.t.e.m. challenge, this year's challenge was to design an experiment that could be tested on either

. >> aishah: on capitol hill, mike turner says he's informed congress of a "serious national security threat" and is now calling on president biden to declassify that intelligence to the american people. chad pergram is live on capitol hill now with the breaking details and chad, lawmakers routinely get national security briefings, so this time, though, sounds like something is different. >> yeah, something popped up on the house intelligence committee schedule for tomorrow night when they were going to meet to present this document to the entire house, so all members could look at this. this dealt with a national security threat. i started to dial into this a couple days ago and i asked what is this all about, what does this mean, is it a threat to the house, is it something from a foreign government, and the members who i talked to, it was as though they had seen a ghost. a lot of times when you talk to members who deal with intelligence matters, you know, they will play their cards close to the vest, but these members did not want to talk about this at all and said they could not t