mike: mark, thanks for your time and analysis. >> thank you, mike. mikeifornia, engulfing an entire town in flood waters and forcing thousands of evacuations. the golden state has been pummeled by heavy rains and snow and forecasters warn another atmospheric river may be on its way. fox weather's max gorden has the latest from california. hello, max. >> reporter: hey, good afternoon. well, just a heartbreaking scene here in pajaro, 1700 people affected by this levee failure. it's just a little upstream from us along the pajaro river. it occurred just a little after midnight last night, in the early morning hours. officials going door to door telling people they needed to get out, and the water continues to come. you can see the water streaming down into the low lying areas here in pajaro. emergency officials trying to evacuate as many folks as they can. some people only getting out with the belongings that they could stuff into a bag. now this water has inundated the community and the low-lying fields in the surrounding area. >> unfortunately for several

mike. mike: mike, you have been there multiple times over the past year plus since the ukraine war began, what'se morale of the people that you're encountering? mike: they are emboldened. we have talked to a lot of soldiers that came back from the front lines. they understand their place and importance but one thing to stress with the soldiers who have been out there fighting, they have all very new. most of them had civilian jobs before invasion but they are hardened and ukrainian people largely living normal lives knowing they are part of war effort. mike: mike tobin, live in the ukrainian capital, thanks a lot o. tonight at 9:00 o'clock eastern, sacrifice and survival, story from the front line weeks after russia's invasion of ukraine, fox news team covering the conflict was struck with inincoming fire in the outskirts kyiv, fatality of journalist pier and ukrainian journalist sasha, excuse me, benjamin hall barely survived and extracted from combat zone by nonprofit organization. that story will air tonight. you don't want to miss it. more on top story of former president trump expected to b

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mike. mike: let's start foreign-policy first international criminal court discharge vladimir putin with war crimes and atrocity no surprise there. he may not end up in a courtroom because the russians do not recognize the authority of the icc. if he is in effect track russia is not a good thing? >> is a good thing he is a pariah. we now push putin and russia have been committing war crimes in ukraine have abducted ukrainian children and forcibly put them in russia. so this is a signal the rest of the international community, icc recognizes war crimes have been committed. so yes it will further isolate potent, except of course some people in president xi was traveling to moscow. mikeat are your concerns is up to the chinese president heading to moscow this week? >> is as little bit about birds of feather flock together. you have two authoritarian leaders as you discuss with john kirby, china nervous about the fact that nato has been united we are united with our asian democratic partners and have a front against authoritarianism. and president xi very carefully what happens in ukraine, which is why it is essential we continue to support the ukrainian people. this is just another example of why you can't say you are tough on china if you are weak on russia in the fight in ukraine. mike: let's plan your banking hat is a key member of the senate banking committee, silicon valley bank before this glimpse of fix-it asked congress to listen at the rules a bit, now here we are approaching congress revisit this change is not to permit more bank failures to come? quick to rollback the strictest scrutiny that had previously to banks like silicon valley bank. that was tender

mike. mike, these are important changes commuters need to know about. >> because of the computers that are monitoring that toll lane and fast track flex is very important. we're talking about this whole stretch outlined in purple here behind me. the san mateo county express lanes, they've been around for a while, but the change is today. our reporter is out there and he wants to save drivers from a costly mistake. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you. if you plan on using the 101 expressway you will now need a fast track flex. if you don't have one, you can receive a ticket. if you're using the express lanes along the stretch of 101, the peninsula, and the overall goal is to reduce traffic. san mateo county is offering a program to eligible residents to reduce commuting costs. that's good news. here tasha with the joint power authority talking more about that program. >> basically we worked with a nonprofit organization where we can provide participants with either a $100 transit credit on a clipper card or a $100 toll credit on a fast track transponder. >> reporter: the big announcement today, you need that fast track flex to use the express lanes. this was not the case during the testing case. they'll be open from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. >> thanks, pete. to clarify, those signs pete showed you if they read hov only, the maximum fine is up to $500. if you're still confused, i've shared a great video on facebook. it explains how the express lane works, how they calculate the fee and who can pay what. you can pay full price, half price or nothing at all. >> thanks, mike. >>> new details regarding a house explosion that forced evacuations for one san jose neighborhood. this is video of police and fbi agents at that home again this morning. police say the home was filled with explosives and illegal drugs. a 35-year-old man has been arrested and faces charges. the home next door was evacuated as crews continued to search for more evidence. >>> to video showing a fire in oakland that started around 9:00 this morning. an unhoused person's tent caught fire and quickly spread before firefighters could put it out. fortunately no one was hurt. one person is displaced because of the damage there. >>> students attending a montgomery high school in santa rosa are planning a walk-out monday following the death of this young man who was killed wednesday when another student stabbed him during a fight in art class. another student was also stabbed in that altercation, but survived. his aunt is speaking out about her family's anguish and she's blaming the school for

mike. mike: let's start foreign-policy first international criminal court discharge vladimir putin with war crimes and atrocity no surprise there. he may not end up in a courtroom because the russians do not recognize the authority of the icc. if he is in effect track russia is not a good thing? >> is a good thing he is a pariah. we now push putin and russia have been committing war crimes in ukraine have abducted ukrainian children and forcibly put them in russia. so this is a signal the rest of the international community, icc recognizes war crimes have been committed. so yes it will further isolate potent, except of course some people in president xi was traveling to moscow. mikeat are your concerns is up to the chinese president heading to moscow this week? >> is as little bit about birds of feather flock together. you have two authoritarian leaders as you discuss with john kirby, china nervous about the fact that nato has been united we are united with our asian democratic partners and have a front against authoritarianism. and president xi very carefully what happens in ukraine, which is why it is essential we continue to support the ukrainian people. this is just another example of why you can't say you are tough on china if you are weak on russia in the fight in ukraine. mike: let's plan your banking hat is a key member of the senate banking committee, silicon valley bank before this glimpse of fix-it asked congress to listen at the rules a bit, now here we are approaching congress revisit this change is not to permit more bank failures to come? quick to rollback the strictest scrutiny that had previously to banks like silicon valley bank. that was tender

mike martin, who's a senior fellow at kings college london, a welcome back to d w. mike, why is russia putting so much effort into gaining control of back what given its apparent lack of strategic importance? i think there are 2 reasons we need to consider. the 1st one is that this is very much within stated war range. in his words, liberating that on bass, and he needs to take back to, to complete that task. but the other is, if you look at the way the roads and the rail networks arranged, there are 2 bigger settlements to the west and still in the dumbass. slowly and synchron mentors and in order to take those biggest cities, which he needs to do to complete the c g go, he needs to take the 1st. i've heard reports for the americans have been advising ukraine to give up the fight for back because it's not worth the losses that those are for some tough conversations going on behind the scenes. yes, they will let me know. i haven't heard those reports that undoubtedly there is a sort of a continual conversation between americans, bricks, germans and ukrainians. i think the one thing i will say on that is that right from the start of this war, the ukrainians have been in the lead in terms of the goals that they want to achieve in the war. the strategy and the losses that they're willing to take. so i would imagine the americans can advise them. again, we'll do what they feel that they need to do and what sort of size of losses are we talking about and back? move on both sides. say these figures come with a huge caveats. it's very difficult to get accurate figures out to this war, but russian losses are probably in the range of 203-0000 that's over the last 6 months. was they've been trying to take back moot. i'd say you training loss is probably a half to 2 thirds of that. and the reason i say that is because if you look at the different way that the ukrainians and the russians use their forces, the russians are much more wasteful of their manpower than ukraine. right. and the report that resources are getting scarce, and we've been talking about this in the last months, can russia forward to just keep throwing men at bis? well, man, is it personnel is really the one resource that russia does have quite a lot of it's running out of artillery shows you and it's running out of more precision weapons. whereas ukraine is getting fresh injections of weaponry and ammunition all the time. although indeed for them it, even for those guys, it's tight. but yes, russia can afford to keep throwing men in. up until he looked at the current loss rates, which across the whole battlefield are up to about $800.00 losses per day for the russians. they can afford to keep going at this rate of loss to well in the summer and your crime. you claim you have a technical sort of superiority and is using it. it's is using it more effectively, but you know, how long can you keep going on to something that apparently isn't worth it? i don't think that the trains stopping points in this war is going to be running out to men and women. it's a country 44000000 people and they are defending their homeland and it seems to me that the population is behind them. i think the stopping point for this 3 trainings will either be when they, when or when the west stop supplying them with weapons. as ever very clear, thank you for that, mike mike, mandy from king's college london, will semblance parliament will vote to day on legislation that will pay the way for it to join nato. nato secretary general against ulta berg visited helsinki on tuesday, speaking alongside prime minister, santa marion. he said that now is the time to rely finland and sweden to join. the military alliance for his comment was directed to nato members. turkey and hungry off was standing in the way asti w, terry schultz reports turkey is causing the most concerned. i'm side by side. that's how almost everyone presumed nordic neighbors, finland, and sweden would travel the path to nato when they submitted their applications in may. this is a good day or at the critical moment for our security, but turkish president wretched tie a bear to one, put the brakes on the 2 countries bids, due primarily to their perceived tolerance for kurdish groups, he considers enemies. the 3 countries made a deal at the nato summit and madrid to work out their differenc

mike martin. there's a war study senior fellow at kings college or at london, or welcome back, mike, let's, let's start with that last pointed out escalation because people will worry that this is a sort of encounter that could spiral out of hand whether because of mistake or miscalculation. yes, i think that is a fear, although there are 2 points that i would, michael, not firstly. it's quite difficult for this war to escalate all for the relationship between russia and america to get any worse. and secondly, i think we can see now from the comments, particularly the, the russian ambassador that both sides are very keen to, you know, they'll make caught a lot of noise about it. but they're very keen to draw a line on instance and an eagle. so if we believe the u. s. version of events, why would russia do this? so the u. s. and other major countries, right from the beginning of the war, have been flying surveillance slides, effectively communications, eastern flights around g crime and russia. i think we can believe them when they say in the slide slide without transponders, so they would have sent up a fight to get to, to how to look at it. it's quite common for russia to shadow values that they do it to the rural air force over the north sea in britain against persons air force as well. and, and i don't think that the russians would have wanted to go down the u. s. plane, but through intimidation, to close the following, it appears that some sort of miscalculation happened and the u. s. plane was forced to land. and this idea or with americans are said that the fuel was done. the russians don't fuel on to the drone. why would they have done that? yeah, this is a, i guess, an example of what you might call extreme provocation or intimidation. other examples are where the plane will fly out and i will get to winter winter with the drone and then try and flip it over on to his back. the reason i do that is because unmanned aircraft is obviously the pilot is on the ground, probably somewhere in california. and if you're able to d, stabilize the plane, pass by dumping fuel patch by tipping it over. with the gyroscopes. there is an a pot on board, it is possible to knock the drones out of control and so that, that pays to be what might have occurred. right? and i don't like that would have been doing what they're gathering intelligence for you. right? so any one time, there's probably about $6.00 to $10.00 night aircraft in such less space or in the space of other countries around you, crime their network together. they're all listening to the russian communications systems. that information will get put together, analyze, and then intelligence products off to ukraine, to enable them to target the russian force and effectively, your listeners will remember the beginning of the war russians last about 20 or 30 generals in a row. and that was because of activities like this, the fact that they're not leaving generals anymore means that the russians are starting to get their act together and get their communications more secure. right? so if i can paraphrase you grossly, this is essentially not something to worry about. this is the, the normal course of events which just went a little bit wrong on this occasion. sale freighted parasite professionally grossly and it's on. so that's exactly what it is. and in fact, what i would say is, after a year of conflict with both russia, i'm us involved in some very, very contested air space. i think the fact that we haven't had any so far speak to the level of behind the scenes coordination between russia and the us to try and keep their spaces deacon faces as possible to avoid incidents like this causing problems as have a very clear thanks for mike, mike martin from kings college, i need help with the bundles her has too little of everything that's the main finding of a new parliamentary report on the operational readiness of germany's army. germany is commissioner for the army ever hurdles says situations become even worse than the last year. despite a 100000000000 euro fund, and i'm in 2022 to upgrade the countries on forces was her gl says none of this money is yet being felt by troops on the ground. sending tanks and other military equipment to ukraine has limited the bundle of the bundles, very own training, and come back capabilities. and chronic under funding has left soldiers with sub standard equipment. it looks like a battle field, but it's actually a training exercise for tiger combat helicopters in eastern germany. these models have been part of nature's rapid response fall since january. but the 1980s technology's outdated. an urgently needs to be graded for better self defense. they don't quite stuck up to the supe

thanks mike. mike martin, an expert on the war on conflict, can years president william roto has condemned russia's war in ukraine. in an interview with d. w, we asked him what he thought about the deployment of russian nukes in batteries. it's really unfortunate because or so that's why expecting ideas collision. but it looks like a di escalation is, is, is not happening any time soon. and the threat of nuclear and deployment of nuclear in this whole space or puts many lives, many people and may be the global risk. you know, all of our full blown or war that nobody knows who will be the next victim. and it speaks to the identity of all class. it's a source of concern for nations for lead us across the globe that this war is not de escalating. in fact, if anything, it's quality, amnesty international has released its annual report on the state of human rights worldwide. the report criticizes quote, the double standards of countries that have condemned to russian aggression in ukraine, but turned a blin

i listened earlier today to mike , mike wirth speaking, and i'm not picking on him, but i heard how in kazakhstan, we may go up to one million barrels. ok. are we going -- are we going to go down in emissions? >> one of the questions that begins to come back at us is what happens to demand, exactly as you said, if there is a continuing demand and prices increase and as a result of that, you get political instability in the support for the transition, so managing these pieces together -- secretary kerry: correct. managing that is critical, but i believe these companies have -- i mean, they have great managers. their ceo's are good managers. the question is, well their business plans match the skill set of the ceo's so we are doing what we need to do? the biden administration -- president biden embraces completely the idea that we are right now trying to do everything. we are supportive of fully exploring smr's and trying to see if that will be a major contributor. the ira is a tremendous step forward, huge, with major global impact that i'm sensing and feeling, and that is a game change

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mike: charles payne from new york, thanks very much. joining me is moment, chief economic advisor at allianz, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks for having me, mike. >> mike: what went wrong, you see bank management issue and lack of supervision, svb had 93.8% of deposits uninsured. the average is around the 50s, how did svb get it wrong and why did regulators allow them to get it so wrong? >> mohamed: three things came together, one mismanagement by svb. two is lapse in supervision, you had a bank that grew under the nose of the federal reserve and physical reserve did not pay enough attention and third issue impacting us well beyond the banking system, one of the worst policy mistakes by the federal reserve and way it handled interest rate increases. it did nothing for a while mischaracterizing inflation as transzitery, it wasn't transitory in one of the most pronounced interest rate cycles and that destabilized weak institutions, weak individuals and weak companies. >> mike: concerns over what happens now, the two banks failed because they didn't have enough liquidity. big banks signalled panic over the last eight days, large banks borrowed from the fe

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fox news mike emanuel is in washington with the latest, mike. mikeenvironment trying to attract skilled trade workers. the associated general contractors of america reports 93% of construction firms report open positions. among those firms 91% are having trouble filling at least some of those positions and 66% of firms are projects that have been delayed because of labor shortages. we spoke with the ceo of superior construction family owned since 1938. he told us at a time when college is so expensive, his industry offers a great opportunity. >> something that we are very proud of in the construction industry is you start off without debt and you never go into debt. you start off with the american dream from the beginning creating mortgage, the family, everything else and then you just continue to build from there. >> to the address to problem experts say there needs to be a paradigm shift promoting the benefits of skill trades to parents and counselors that not every young person needs to go to college and with supply and demand challenges, those wh

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>> is just wonderful. >> are you lying question mike >> yes. >> last mike baker being here.5 right now on the backside of this week is certainly some snow flurries but we are not talking about measurable amounts in new york city. like steve mentioned over a foot or more in the mountains which is why we have this power outage forecast already reports of power outages in parts of new england. that's the future in the next 24 hours bringing with it not only the snow but very gusty winds, 40-50 maybe even 60 miles an hour and there is the snow to come to give a flights later on today, sir? >> i'm sorry? >> do you have a flight? >> no, tomorrow. where there will be windy, right? >> it will be windy, i will keep you up-to-date. steve doocy over you a print from atlanta, georgia, to say hi. >> steve: i love how you get people individualized travel forecast. >> i will give you an individual travel forecast. awesome. you've got it. >> steve: thanks, jamie. house democrats bailing on a border hearing in texas tomorrow as we learn of nearly 15,000 apprehensions in the past 72 hours. bi

mike pence, mike pompeo, tim scott would all be good candidates to understand the trump doctrine to have a demeanor that is more suitable to the swing voter. >> you heard former vice president pence in delivering marks at an event in d.c. yesterday, pens shared some of the strongest words yet regarding his former boss saying history will hold donald trump accountable adding that the former president was wrong to think he is vice president had the right to overthrow the 2020 election results. >> alexandra hoff in washington, thank you very much pope fr marg tenures of the head of the catholic church using the occasion to speak on a controversial subject. details ahead. a whole lot of baby formula stolen and recovered in georgia. how police caught up with the culprits next. helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. 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[speaking in native tongue] in germany there will be blessing celebrations for couples who love each other, blessing celebrations of the blessing of the church with couples who love each other and people who bless them in the name of the church coming out of the gray area of the forbidden into the brightfield of faith. >> clearly disagreements within the catholic church about lgbtq rights pre-although the catholic leadership is considered to be our more progressive than in the past. >> trey yingst, thank you very much. >> a west virginia state law abandoning transgender students from participating women sports is before the supreme court. david spunt has the details. >> the nine justices once again soon find themselves in the middle of a political debate over lgbtq+ rights was bimah quibi girls unjustly losing metals, public recognition and the opportunity to compete when males take their place. >> the justice most aside for 2021 state law banning transgender students from participating in female sports can be enforced, west virginia governor jim justice signed disablement sports act are going change gender students have unfair advantage. 11 euro transgender girl who wanted to compete in tennis cross-country sued for last month a federal appeals court temporarily blocked the west virginia law from going into effect while the lawsuit continues meaning trans athletes can compete in female sports for now. currently 19 states including west virginia have transgender athlete bands in public schools per the biden justice department formally opposes west virginia read writing in the statement of interest that federal law title ix protects transgendered girls against unlawful this commission in scholastic sports riley gaines swam competitively for the university of kentucky and publicly criticize transgender university of pennsylvania swimmer leah thomas. >> if you believe in science another's man and woman. to deny that is to deny science it is to deny logic. >> does get so west virginia law stays cruel and illegal the aclu telling fox news the allies had to picked unique incident in the overwhelming evidence transgender youth to participate in team sports has benefits for all. >> the supreme court is expected to issue an order in the coming weeks. in washington, david spunt fox news. >> two men in a 16 yoga under arrest for shoplifting hundreds of cans of powdered baby formula they targeted supermarkets in georgia and cops found them with $26000 worth of the cans. this is as the u.s. faces an ongoing baby formula shortage charles watson live in atlanta with the latest. >> policing the suspect in this particular case to thousands of dollars of baby formula from stores across tennessee and georgia. this a lot of the formula was specially made for infants with dietary issues, the police department and georgia crack this case wide open after it was tipped off to a string of thefts at stores in metro atlanta involving baby formula they later spotted a car believed to be used in the thefts and then came these two guys, two brothers from texas. police say they were both arrested with a 16-year-old juvenile girl after they walked out of a publix with 12 cans of formula police said they had just stolen when officers searched the vehicle they found it additional 662 cans of formula valued at $26000. police are trying to figure out if others are involved. >> we suspect this could be more of the food chain people may be responsible for set on transcending these people here in organizing it. >> keep in mind the b venture baby formula shortage of 2022 is still ongoing to a lesser extent. according to the census bureau more than 5.3 million u.s. households struggled to find formula this is one father explained it at the height of the shortage. >> nothing is more scary or makes you feel like less then a person that apparently can't feed their child. >> it angers you you get upset and frustrated as you can see it's a pretty specific formula and when you have a child has stomach issues or a milk allergy that's one of the only formulas you can get. >> the suspects accused stealing the baby formula are facing a list of charges including two felony counts of theft each. >> charles watson thinks a lot. coming up will check in with bill melugin on the russian southern border. stamping student shut down a federal judge they find a little too conservative. >> i'm asking for the administrator. >> fox news contributor joe concha has a few thoughts on the matter when we return ♪ ♪ get directv with a two year price guarantee. why are 93% of sleep number sleepers very satisfied with their bed? 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mike. mike is calling from marina delray, california, on the independent line. mike what are your thoughts this morning? caller: well, this country has been enabling china since the days of nixon. american corporations have basically created a monster through cheap labor. companies like apple, who pay, you know, slave wages to build, iphones, and never really realizing the threat of china. and this is all coming to a head. the partitioning of hong kong to china, and now the inability of the united states to suspend taiwan, just complicates things further. it's the reason why the russians are seeking china's help, because china wants the russians to be successful in ukraine, so they can do the same in taiwan. there's really nothing we can do about it. so it's really corporate and american greed, ironically, that's created a situation we have today in china. fast last call is concerned about who's going to be enlisted in the army, they don't really care about those people. they can lose millions of casualties in a war, and they can still win. it's the reason why korea

mike. mike is calling from marina delray, california, on the independent line. mike what are your thoughts this morning? caller: well, this country has been enabling china since the days of nixon. american corporations have basically created a monster through cheap labor. companies like apple, who pay, you know, slave wages to build, iphones, and never really realizing the threat of china. and this is all coming to a head. the partitioning of hong kong to china, and now the inability of the united states to suspend taiwan, just complicates things further. it's the reason why the russians are seeking china's help, because china wants the russians to be successful in ukraine, so they can do the same in taiwan. there's really nothing we can do about it. so it's really corporate and american greed, ironically, that's created a situation we have today in china. fast last call is concerned about who's going to be enlisted in the army, they don't really care about those people. they can lose millions of casualties in a war, and they can still win. it's the reason why korea

mike. it is good to _ your organisation. thank you, mike. it is good to have i your organisation. thank you, mike. p the programme. it has been busy as ever and you are now up—to—date on all things news business and sport. thank you for your company and have a lovely day. i will see you soon. good morning. not a lot happening in any great hurry in terms of the weather across the uk in the days ahead. a big area of high pressure centred to the north of scotland has been with us so far this week and it stays with us right the way too into the weekend. you can see it wobbles about a bit in the next few days. but to the changes really that that will bring about are going to be very subtle in the next couple of days, very much like it's been just start the week. there'll be a lot of cloud across the uk, but it will bear very little in the way of rain. it's the wind directions, if anything, that will shift about. and that could just bring about some changes where we see the showers. a northeasterly, again this wednesday favours the northeast of england, parts of the midlands, maybe south wales picking up

i see people weaving, i see mike lindau, mike lindell is here. can you believe it, thank you, mikeor being here. thank you for being one of the greatest patriots that i've ever had the pleasure of meeting. i love that man, you're a true friend. i have to admit i'm new to politics as you all know. i was that matt and murphy's house, and we were talking about cpac, and they invited me to talk at the cpac reagan dinner. i was very flattered. i did not realize how big of a deal this is i'm holding on so you can see my nerves. apparently it's a very big deal to be speaking here is a keynote. i want to thank you for inviting me here tonight, it's an opportunity. i didn't knowow big of a deal tonight was until i told my staff about it. i said hey listen, guys i'm going to be speaking at this big event and they almost fell over they said can -- are you sure you can handle that, that's a really big deal. and i fully of nerves tonight. ice -- i haven't even hit my two year markein politics. which kind of explains my relationship with the fake news. i'm from the terrible news, i'm working on

mike: keep going to a chevron station. david: let's talk about your own background. how does one become the ceo of chevron? tell us where you were born. mike: i was born in los alamos, in new mexico. i grew up in colorado. golden, colorado. david: you went to college where? mikee university of colorado in boulder, colorado and studied chemical engineering. david: and you said, i want to work in the energy world? mike: at the time, chemical engineers could work in a number of different industries. i had a summer internship where i worked in a refinery in the denver area and found the work and the people interesting. i had an offer to come to the west coast to work for standard of california and it looked like a fun place to live, and a place where i could do interesting work. david: so basically this is your only employer since you graduated from college? more or less? mike: for 40 years, the only employer. david: when you started there, 40 years ago, did you think, i might be the ceo someday, or was that not realistic? mike: i just hoped i would last the next two weeks to get my next paycheck. that was never in the game plan. david: did you move around the world over the course of your career. what did you do to rise up. were you an operations person, an expl

senior correspondent mike mike tobin's live in lac du flambeau, wisconsin. what is the tribe asking for here, mike compensation for the use of the roads, works out to about six to five families to who moved to northern wisconsin with a carefree life, now at risk of being stranded due to this confh the chip for tribe. the tribe indicates that this is about respect vehicle writers have noted this is really abouth the relationship with the indian tribes federal government and local government. the dispute boils down to this, nontriple residents of the town lac du flambeau live on the other side of the reservation. they had an easement to use roads, that expired ten years ago, the tribe asked for compensation. the tribe barricaded the road at the end of january. they have been hiking taken snowmobiles across the frozen lake to connect with society but the lake is stalling so they could end up stranded soon. >> first week, i get it. make a point. going on day 35 or 36, it is really getting old really fast. >> have two, maybe three weeks left we will be able to cross the lake safely. my house will be wo

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mike for years -- >> do you still think as of mike lubahn sr. as a part of your family? >> yes. >> but most anguished of all? mikeour mom that would make you think or made you feel that she would leave you and never come back and never say goodbye? >> no. >> he loved his dad. but also, secretly, doubted him. something he had never revealed until now. >> i was sweating so profusely during that whole trial. he never knew i had these feelings. so on the stand publicly, i had to basically say, yeah, i'm thinking maybe there are somewhere things about your story. and it was the first time that my father really would have known i felt that way. so, i was really, really stressed out about that. >> how hard is it for you to be here today? >> very. >> do you want to believe that your dad is responsible for your mother's disappearance? >> do i want to believe it? no. >> let's assume that your dad, in fact, did kill your mom. would you want to see him punished for it? >> no, not particularly. >> prosecutor lewin knew the ambulance of these family members did not help his case. but -- >> in the end, my job isn't to make sure

mike mike pence mark meadows. some of these other folks are certainly the biggest witnesses , the most important witnesses and so the fact that they are now moving as swiftly as they can to get them into. the grand jury does suggest that they're entering the last phases of evidence collection, at least and then it'll be time to decide whether or not they can charge. jennifer rodgers appreciate you taking the time. thank you. tonight on cnn, primetime on cnn primetime. former vice president mike pence talks with wolf blitzer tune in for the interview at nine p.m. right here on cnn, arkansas is three social media giants, including tiktok and facebook parent company meta. they claim the platforms are harmful to young users. we're going to talk to the state's attorney general. and why the state took the step. in a s small to medium sized businessss, you may qualify for the employerer retention tax credit up to $26,000 per employee, not alone. the money is yours if your business suffered during covid with revenue drops or government shutdowns, time is limited to refunds. pro .com now takes five minutes, and the average refund is $247,000 with refunds. pro dot coms, no refund, no feet. promise if you don't receive a refund, you pay nothing. fire it up, randy. that's how you make like it never even happened. happened pro tomorrow. i think i'm ready for this. yeah with the trade. you're ready for anything. marriage kids college , moving back in after college. finally we can eat. you

. >> what about mike pence he didn't talk about mike pence on stage yesterday, but mike pence had pretty harsh words for the president at a private dinner the other day, saying he was responsible for january 6th and history will remember that did the president talk about mike pence off stage if so, why would he do it off stage and not on stage >> he's largely kind of straight away from talking about mike pence very much publicly outside of references to events around january 6th. he hasn't viewed mike pence as a political threat polling would suggest he may not be wrong as of right now he did talk to a few reporters on his plane from florida to iowa when asked about the former vice president and his comments over the weekend off camera in which he said that donald trump was going to be held accountable by history for his events leading up to january 6th. the quote from donald trump in response to "the washington post" was, quote, i guess he figured that being nice is not working. but you know, he's out there campaigning and trying very hard he's a nice man. i've known him i had a very go

mike pompeo, mike pence, do you? >> it's early. in 2000 george w. bush was a front runner did not enter the race until june. resident trump entered the race and usually early and attempt to discourage people from running. look, ron desantis is government with the legislature that's meeting for nearly two more months he has got time so to others. there is plenty of time in the age which we live in social media makes it easier to raise money and organize a campaign. plenty of time for people to get out there. mike and mike pompeo issues a book go out and talk about that book and travel the country they are in essence campaigning without being a candidate. plenty of time for the race to firm up. earl also not matter much just talk to rudy giuliani the front runner in the republican nomination 2008. brian: it is fun though carl i love it i know you get it to pick carl thank you so much of your saturday night. >> you too, buddy. brian: legal still had on our show, will d.a. bragg is waging political war and truck criminals are waging war an exit again for the city made historic comeback before. can they make it happen again we lost former police commissioner ray kelly this is awkward, child getting pushed back from hometown in 2024? >> i thought that becomes the president naÏvely were going to get funding our schools are going to be better. that is not even what happened at all. >> and read about his age and his health. cash brothers! [♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in

mike: keep going until i see a chevron station. david: how does one become the ceo of chevron? where were you born? mike: los alamos, new mexico. i grew up in colorado. david: you want to college, where? mikeuniversity of colorado at boulder and studied chemical engineering. david: you said you wanted to work in the energy world? mike: at the time, chemical engineers could work in a number of different industries. i had a summer internship at a refinery in the denver area. i found the work interesting and the people interesting and had an offer to come to the west coast and workforce standard of california. it look like a fun place to live. a place where i could do interesting work. david: basically, your only employer since you graduated from college more or less? mike: 40 years, only employer. david: when you started to do so you might be the ceo someday or did you do think that would be realistic? mike: i just upped i would last the next two weeks to get my next paycheck. david: did you move around the world over your course of 40 years that chevron? what did you do to rise up? were you an operations person? mike: i started off as a design engineer and worked on big projects. an oil sha

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about the journey from the fourth division manager and he was kind of signed by mike kane as a year after mike kane. mikefter mike kane . so i'm able to mike kane kane. so i'm able to mike kane left . graeme taylor arrived for left. graeme taylor arrived for myself and a lot of the younger players that were hoping to make a for themselves, opened a name for themselves, it opened doors. graeme taylor disappointed players to come in and show what they're worthless. so he gave you that opportunity and as long as you show that you were good enough , you know, then were good enough, you know, then you go and you go from the fourth division. fourth division, which just amazing. so we won the fourth division. we came division. and came in the third division. and in third division, one of in that third division, one of the big games i remember is beating united in the beating manchester united in the league on a tuesday night up league cup on a tuesday night up in there was me i in manchester. so there was me i think i was pretty good all the time, you know, scoring both goals and we beat them to win something s

about the journey from the fourth division manager and he was kind of signed by mike kane as a year after mike kane. mike mike kane . so i'm able to mike kane kane. so i'm able to mike kane left . graeme taylor arrived for left. graeme taylor arrived for myself and a lot of the younger players that were hoping to make a for themselves, opened a name for themselves, it opened doors. graeme taylor disappointed players to come in and show what they're worthless. so he gave you that opportunity and as long as you show that you were good enough , you know, then were good enough, you know, then you go and you go from the fourth division. fourth division, which just amazing. so we won the fourth division. we came division. and came in the third division. and in third division, one of in that third division, one of the big games i remember is beating manchester united in the league tuesday night up league cup on a tuesday night up in there was me i in manchester. so there was me i think i was pretty good all the time, you know, scoring both goals and we beat them to win something special for something really spe

. >> bonawyn >> i tend to agree gld, i like mike's trade. >> mike?es all of us on the exact same page, but i think you want to make call spreads. >> that does it for us see balk here next friday at 5:30 for more "options action. but don' 5:30 don't go anywhere, taking stock starts right now. >> regulators plan to try once again to auction off svb after they were unable to do so. >> i think silicon valley is a unique outlier they did everything wrong. >> there's so much '08 ptsds. >> credit suisse becomes the latest crisis. >> and that's continuing here in the u.s. first republic as 11 banks team up for a 30 billion deposit rescue.

walk past me and i'm, like, we obviously -- we were on your show with mike a couple months ago -- kennedy: mike tyson. >> yeah, mikeites, and i called up mike and said, hey, ric flair's my neighbor, what if he cropped a line with ric? i walked up to him, and i said i'm starting a cannabis line, and i said, trust me, it's going to do well. and ric got, you know, very educated in the space and, you know, the brand is really booming, and ric's been an unbelievable partner in this with me and mike and adam, our ceo. it's been a lot of fun. kennedy: yeah. ric, you have just incredible, infectious energy. you are, when we told people you were going to be on the show, people get so excited to hear your story, to see what you're doing. how much were you involved in the research and development of the flower strains, the chews, edibles and everything else in the line? >> it started as a learning process, and it continues. i learn something new every day. i never imagined -- i've been approached for years to get involved in it, you know? but it wasn't as socially acceptable as it is now. i mean, now, i mean, i didn't realize

mike inouye. mike, this has been going on for several hours. >> it's a pain. right? the reason is because half of the freeway is blocked. >> right. >> look at the map closer up. you see the southbound side. look how slow it is coming up from 7th street down to just about fruitville. you notice coming over from the island of alameda where the sign says emergency repairs, that's slow through 280. south of there things open up. you notice the speeds that have drawn down that past high street, you're back at the speed limit. that's southbound. but it's jamming you up all morning starting at about 3:00 this morning. repair work for the hole in the overcrossing, 880 to had a freeze warning issued. there's a hole in the road and they don't want stuff to drop through below. so they're repairing it and can't reopen until that's clear. now, things are a lot light sore you're just going past the scene likely seeing a lot of actiity past the freeway. southbound still jammed, maybe till 1:00 or longer. slow drive from 980 past fruit veil. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> former theranos executive sunny balwani is expected to report to prison tomorrow. he's due to surrender to serve 13 years for investor fraud. back in july, jurors convicted him on 12 counts of fraud for his role in theranos defrauding investors and patients. >>> as the bay area marks three years since the start of the covid lockdown, we are moving you forward. as nbc bay area's bob redell reports, one prominent bay-area doctor is warning the next pandemic may be harder to fight. >> reporter: you'll recall when the covid-19 lockdowns and mandates started here in the bay area three years ago, there was little pushback. most people complied. dr. bob wapner, the chair of medicine at usdf think that is nationwide hundreds of thousands of people's lives were saved as a result. but he's worried if there is another pandemic say in five to ten years, there will be a lot of people who remember covid and they will push back on mandates and closures on day one. that's his opinion. he thinks

bolton is a republican , but now he is a stranger among his own, like mike pompeo mike pence or not insidelican party, writes the washington post civil war on the ukrainian issue and forces are not equal mood the tops, radically opposite in outlook, an ordinary, whose voter is shaking both from ukraine and from the prospects of a third world war. i listen to all the republicans, communicate with them and they agree on one thing, this is not necessary for war. ronda. santi donald trump and others speak of a crisis in our nation's leadership. doesn't believe in joe biden, as commander in chief he was terrible in that position in afghanistan now let's look at our policy and strategy towards ukraine need not save ukraine but save from china this is the prevailing view among republicans. and how can we afford two simultaneous wars with russia and china yes, we can’t even afford a war with russia, whom we are deceiving, we have exhausted stocks of ammunition, without even starting to really fight, those who yearn for the days of reagan tucker carlson and his guests are calling for the republican