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joining me now mike rowe ceo of the mike rowe works foundation.g exciting going on right now. this is not news to you. you have been seeing this problem coming for a long time. but are there some tides starting to shift? >> it is hard not to say i told you so sometimes. >> dana: i love saying that. just ask my husband. >> it is hard. 15 years ago the early data seemed pretty conclusive. for every five tradespeople leaving the trade, two were replacing them. i'm not a mathematicians, five leave, two come in it will catch up with you. when the headlines catch up with the mission of your foundation, yes, there is a certain amount of gratification. it is not great news, you know. the shortages are real and they are the product in my estimation of a lot of things that are going on. there is no cookie cutter explanation for it. a big part are the stigmas -i'm happy to see the mainstream media talk about it in a meaningful way. it is not just a question of employers will have these problems and people are missing out on these opportunities, it involves a

mike rowe will be here in our 11:00 hour. good news.o-school in los angeles today after a three- day shut-out. what did that accomplish? governor newsom still hasn't said a word. the episcopal diocese will apologize for the church's role in slavery. resident theologian jonathan morris joins us later. you can put the blame on me, you can put the blame on me ♪ (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our client's portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher investments) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money, only when your clients make more money? (fisher investments) yep. we do better when our client

>> joining me now is our old friend, mike rowe, host of fox business how america works, and mike rowe works foundationof ceo. mike , wonderful to see you tonight. now, i'm going to let yo letu y answer that questionou. >> have we gone soft? look, everything in me wants to say, well, yeah, obviously we have. vie buw,t in my personal view, the mistake we make when wees i talk about a lot of these big issues is we paint with a really broad brush and som e of us have gone pretty soft. some of us have doubled down. others have opted out. ca and most people, i think, laura , are justrd playing. the cards they got. i mean, right now, fornstanc instance, some three thousand milee,s away from you. i'm working from home and i'm able to accomplish that thanks to a bunch of technology. but at the same time, i brought dirty jobs back on the air two years ago at the height of the lockdown's. k on t exactly for the reasons you're suggesting. everywhere i looke d, essential work was back in the headlinesl and peoplean are grapplingat tha with what that meant. and so as our country sort ofblt scramble

joining me now is mike row host of fox business. wonderful it see you.let you answer that question. have we gone soft? >> man, everything in me wants to say well, yeah, obviously we have. if my personal view, the mistake we make when we talk about these big issues is we paint with a broad brush. some of us have gone soft. some of us have doubled down. others have opted out. most people are just playing the cards they got. right now, for instance, i am 3 thousand miles away from you and working from home. i accomplish that thanks to a bunch ever technology. -- of tabling. -- technology. i brought jobs back on the air at the height of the lockdowns. everywhere i looked work was back in the headlines and people grabbled with what that meant. as our country scrambles to redefine what a good job is in 2023, i try through my foundation and the shows i work on to just show the group of americans and the part of our work force who is still very much engaged with their hands and still very much out in the world up to 60 force a week doing the work that has to be

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be eradicated these coyotes if we eliminate them now, they're not coming back even tv personality mike rowe a belvedere resident called in to claim. he had a close encounter. i kicked the coyote in the head. three nights ago it shot out of the bush. it ran for our dog. i kicked the thing. and it stood there and looked at me the arguments appeared to have an impact on the city council. we may have to use lethal control at this point. it may be our only option. the i-team has confirmed that after the meeting belvedere officials contacted the usda's wildlife service who snipers poison and traps kill more than 60,000 coyotes a year mostly to protect livestock and certainly when people learn that there's consideration of bringing in a agency like usda wildlife services into marin. those who know about the history of that agency are rather shocked project coyotes camilla fox is also working with belvedere on peaceful solutions. she tells me the island has a silent majority who did not favor killing coyotes. i don't want to kill any animal you've been residents like lynn lewis who lost her pet to

mike, so u. s. officials seem to be rowing back on the rhetoric saying it's not clear if the contact was intentional by the russians. what more they been saying is indeed the spokesman for the state department said that it's not clear whether the action was intentional. this is a very important point because it does, as you say, appeared to be the us trying to ratchet down this ongoing argument about this incident. but it does appear to have moved on as well away from the specific incident to the us use of s space over the black sea. something that russia appears to be using this accident as a way in which to heighten its concerns about us operations in that particular area . now we do know when the course of the day the a us defense minister held a discussion with his russian counterpart. now, lloyd austin, after that discussion released the statement saying that they had discuss matters of neutral interest that russia had to be informed that the u. s. was very displeased with that action, but then as well what he did not mention, and this was subsequently released by the russian defense ministry.

row seat to democracy. >> former vice president mike pence reacted to the manhattan grand jury's decision to indict former president donald trump, calling it an outrage. he spoke at the national review institute's 2023 ideas summit for about 40 minutes. [applause] >> mr. vice president, thanks so much for joining us. got you on a slow news day. [laughter] so, let me, if you don't mind, i'm an opinion guy so if you don't mind a little editorial comment before we start our conversation. a lot of focus obviously on january 6 the last couple of years. a lot of debate about january 6. in my mind, there is absolutely no question that the single most important thing that happened on that day is you did your constitutional duty. [applause] it will go down to your credit as long as that day is written about. vice president pence: thank you. i'm very humbled by that. and by the affirmation from so many thoughtful conservatives and supporters of national review. the bible says, he keeps his oath, even when it hurts. and i must tell you in the days leading up to that fateful day and on that fateful day, by the grace

row. and we had from mike pompeo as former secretary of state saying that it's time the party moved on from fragile leaders with big egos. but you go round the whole caea, you speak to people in this whole and the are 100 percent behind. trump said they might look at someone like ron de santis or nicky healey. but the reality is, donald trump still has a big hold over the republican party. he will get a rapturous welcome when he steps on to this stage. here in maryland, at the, the party faithful is still very much behind donald trump. and for those who are thinking of enter the race, like mike pompeo, like mike pans a like tim scott, all these other politicians, the reaction that he gets here from grassroots supporters is going to make them think twice about whether or not they want to expand the field and perhaps challenge donald trump for that nomination. yeah, and i mentioned that brazil's ex president job bull sonata was going to be speaking as well. he, to, of course, no stranger to controversy, any idea what his angle is going to be. oh certainly as we suspect having had from his son

row seat to democracy. former vice president mike pence discussed foreign policy with isla republican senator joni ernst.hey tk about ongoing aid to the ukraine and tensionsn the taiwan straight. the former vice president is considering a 2024 presidential run. from desoines, this is one hour and 15 minutes. >> any point in the states 200 year history. took getting people back to work. the vice president was all over it. during his time as vice president, the u.s. did make incredible progress in strengthening our relationship with israel. an incredible partner in the middle east for the recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel and israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. he stood up to chinese aggression and trade abuse, and helped strengthen and rebuild our nation's military. he is married to the wonderful karen pence, and has 2 daughters and a son who serves in our great united states marine corps. let's give a warm welcome to vice president mike pence. [applause] thank you so much. mike: thank you. >> i appreciate you so much. we will kick it off. we will have a great discussion. i am hon

row seat to democracy. next, discussions on u.s. industrial competitiveness starting with energy secretary jennifer granholm and ohio governor mike dewine. from the washington post, this is 45 minutes. >> hello and welcome to "washington post live." today we have two segments on american competitiveness, the future of manufacturing, and the return of industrial policy. later we will hear from governor mike dewine, republican of ohio about how the chips act is taking shape in the buckeye state. but first, energy secretary jennifer granholm joins us to discuss the reduction act, the effect on the economy, and the transition to clean energy. secretary jennifer granholm, welcome. >> thank you, i'm glad to be on. >> we are glad to have you with us. our introductory video covered the bare-bones. i want to start with what this important legislation will mean for individual americans. where will viewers serous bolts -- see the results in their own lives and how can they take advantage of it? jake: it is a good -- sec. granholm: it is a good question. if you wanted to install a heat pump in your home, or replace your hvac system, you can get tax

mike chase. welcome, everybody. i did a podcast about gwyneth pal row the, kennedy saves the world, so you and i are in lockstep, madam tomorrow, so if you have any tips more -- for me -- [laughter] kennedy: mike, here we go. it's hunter biden,st the an israeli defense force's lieutenant who's, like, i tried to tell the federal government in 2019 all of this stuff, and he recently got arrested for gun running. he said i'm totally innocent, they're just getting back at me. what do you believe? >> i think it's the worst bond movie i've ever seen. you've got one eye, israeli arms dealers, you've got hard drives, all that a kind of stuff. look, on this you have the whole narrative here has been there's nothing here, this is a big nothing burger. well, there's no lap too manytop, it's misinformation. okay, there is a laptop the, but the hard drive's inaccurate. okay, well, the hard drive's accurate, but this has nothing another with joe biden. look, if it has nothing to do with you, you don't spend a bunch of time and resources in your campaign saying we're not going to cover this story, you need to spike this story now. a

giving you a front row seat to dimarco street -- to democracy. former vice president mike pence discussed foreign policy in conversation with iowa republican senator joni ert. they talked about ongoing aid to ukraine and tensions in the taiwan trade. the former vice president is reportedly considering a 2020 four presidential run. from des moines, iowa, this is about an hour and 15 minutes. sen. ernst: here we go with round two today. welcome to the bastion institute. it is great to have you here. our next guest this not need an introduction. i will go ahead and introduce. we now have vice president mike pence. prior to serving as the 48th vice president of the united states, mike pence was selected to serve in the united states house of representatives and was later elected to be indiana's 50th governor. during his time as governor, more hoosiers were working during the states 200 year history. talk about getting people back to work. vice president was all over it. during his time as vice president the united states really did make incredible progress in strengthening our

rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. >>> welcome back to "halftime report." mikens us now. mike, i have to imagine you're watching the independent counsel in the red and the green following a big week for the nasdaq last week. >> i see it as a half step back of the extremes we got to last week in terms of outperformance by the nasdaq 100 and microsoft down 3% today and not for any microsoft reason, just like it wasn't for any microsoft reason up 10% or whatever it was last week it's really the go-to for it's aaa rated and it's only two aaa-rated in the s&p 500 anymore and you don't have to worry about china as much as anything else like apple. that being set aside it's calm and steady, but not relaxed and it's really more just kind of stepping gingerly the s&p 500 spent the entire day between the range we were in last thursday and friday, right? so we're kicking around the same area i do think it's a positive that we're staying resilient as opposed to nasdaq goes down and everything can't rally against it i think it's a half-positive right here, and we're still in

row. we will take it. >>> let's get a check of the roads with mike. >> obviously much dryer but the wind advisory that chp issued cleared because the winds are calmer. the bay bridge, we do see a sluggish drive. there is some accordion action going on. chp is probably going to turn the metering lights on any second. the traffic is metered down to two lanes instead of four on south 880, jamming up toward fruitvale. emergency repair work will continue in the southbound side, which will continue with delays through the morning commute until they fix that. chp and caltrans say it may be this afternoon before it gets repaired and cleared. highway 37, 4, typical build. this is a wednesday, a bigger commute and some folks held off the last couple of days from driving because of the weather. there is probably going to be more traffic flow. north 101 shows a little earlier than we had planned, slowing through san jose. no major issues, but that is earlier commute going on right here. 87 by the airport slowing a bit as well, coming toward de la cruz, the whole area. back to you. >>> coming up on "today in the bay,"

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rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. >>> welcome back. mikeout the levels we're at. >> the s&p 500, the morning highs is where we closed the day before svb fell apart. so it was the close on march 8th. so we have kind of round tripped. the market is betting that this is something that will spill over. every day you go another name isn't pulled into the conversation is probably a positive. doesn't mean there's no stakes tomorrow for the fed. i've been saying for a week they want the conditions under which they can hike by 25. they're getting those conditions. to me it's about what will calm volatility down. that's the big outlier phenomenon in this market. if you just look at the treasury versus the vic, it's off the smarts. so if they have some convincing words that they have done enough and make they can price out a lot more hikes, if it gives the bond market a sense we know where we're headed, it can do that job. corporate credit spreads have not blown out, they're around the levels they were last july, last october. guess where fed rates fu

row. the attacks , prompting safety and security changes at the mall. good evening, everyone. i'm julie haney mikexpect to see more police and mall security. ktvu is christian captain live with more on the s, christian ymike julie. those fights posted to social media, each one of those videos more appalling than the last. now the mall has upped its security in san francisco police are on scene. video after video or circulating on social media series of fights at stones town galleria shopping center in the city's lake merced neighborhood , one showing assailants kicking a person on the ground another showing an assailant pushing someone into a door, punching them a third showing a violent fight inside a target store. san francisco police fights occurred wednesday, thursday and friday of last week. were still investigating the what led up to these fights. what may have caused these fights and we're working with officials at the shopping center to address any security concerns. ktvu reached out to the parent company brookfield property companies, saying they take the situation seriously and they will

mike pence. he will also talk about a potential run for president. you can watch the full interview at 8:00 this morning on abc 7. for a third night in a row, police in paris are clashing with demonstrators protesting potential changes to the country's retirement age. many are outraged over the decision to raise the retirement age from 60 to to 64 without a vote from lawmakers. authorities tried to ban realities, but the protests are not stopping and many are calling for emmanuel macron to resign. 16 people are dead after an -- after an earthquake rocked ecuador. the earthquake hit off the coast . the earthquake was felt in 13 different provinces across the country. search-and-rescue teams are still looking for survivors. still ahead, a push for affordable student housing. the new plan to add thousands of new beds across all campuses. and here is a live look outside. we will check in with lisa on when we can expect breaks in the rain, coming up. liz: here is an from the bay toll plaza. the system is set to build more student housing, including at uc berkeley. th system. off-campus renting is expensive, of course. a sophomore told us she pa

of the s&p said there's a tremendous mess in the party amid staff resignations in a row over membership numbers . mikedent peter murrell , said voting for the murrell, said voting for the next party leader must go ahead regardless to the trust of scotland . a new, so called scotland. a new, so called immediate justice strategy proposed . the government will proposed. the government will force those who engage in anti—social behaviour such as graffiti fly—tipping, to clean up their mess within 48 hours of carrying out the offence. observers have likened the strategy to the approach taken by new labour. while we can speak to a former now to tony blair, john mctell , good to see blair, john mctell, good to see you, john. this the you, john. is this the reincarnation of the asbo then ? reincarnation of the asbo then? yes, it is. and it's an irony, isn't it, that this that the tory government abolish the asbo and. they finally come round to agreeing that blair was right and social behaviour is the beginning of crime at disorder in communities. it disproportionally impacts on working class communities and c

mike amber lee live tonight in santa rosa. amber, thank you. and this evening in monterey and santa cruz counties, evacuation orders are in effect along power row river levee breached over the weekend, county officials say 100 ft wide hole has now grown to 400 ft, and there is now a second breach. it's actually a relief valve for the community, so we're starting to see elevations of the impacted areas, the water starting to recede. and so this is actually a good news thing for a secondary breach like this. rescue teams say they've performed close to 200 rescues in monterey county, most of them for residents who became stuck after driving into high water or who chose to stay home. i'm waiting for the last minute because you know any protect my staff. my house? actually it's not too dangerous here and waiting for probably loads of power or gas or something. i'm leaving. carla loreto says she has a two month old daughter and is afraid to move her from the home. but county officials say if the family does not get out soon, the water could possibly cut off the family. california's office of emergency services has been working these past few days to

school and mike hill, who is the custodian of the school, and as i said, the investigation continues here . police are on scene processing this school, a crime scene for the second day in a row. besides the body cam video that we hopefully we'll be seeing shortly. we know that investigators are poring over the writings that they found from the shooter audrey hale, much of the material found in her car. i spoke with the mayor of nashville, john cooper moments ago, and he said that these writings will reveal just how much planning all the details that would into charting out this attack. um all of this on top of the surveillance video that was also released last night super chilling to see audrey hale walk in with that they are style assault rifle walked in. i do want to also talk about the responding officers we heard from john drake, the chief of police here in nashville. he spoke with nbc . and this is what he said about how his officers are coping. i've been in this profession for 35 years and i've trained for these type of situations just as the officers have. and when the call went out, i immediately counseled everything i had going for the day went out to the scene, and

row. that means the people won't focus on the things that they were previously talking about. your organisation can't remember organisation, i can't remember if ali or mikeyson said, hard for my tyson who said, it's hard for my opponent me with fists opponent to hit me with my fists in and say she's really in his face and say she's really going on the front foot and whether it's, you know, just a representative of the state who is convenient person to is the convenient person to serve as patsy in this, or serve as the patsy in this, or whether specifically having the buckingham palace imprimatur was so there's no doubt in so useful? there's no doubt in my mind that this lady in waiting was a highly useful person at just the right time . person at just the right time. indeed well, i'm not entirely sure what she's asking for, because at the time, lady susan hussey, who is in her eighties and who'd for the royal household for many, many years, who probably should not have pushed it on. you know, it is one of the rules of good breeding that actually the last thing you do is to embarrass somebody. and i think certainly touching hair and touching somebody hair

presidency, there is one thing for which he should be held to account it is that, and that mike pence had a front row seat to nearly all of it. >> that's why they're so doggedly -- these lawsuits were thrown out of, court his efforts to pressure state legislatures. become increasingly desperate. that's why, much like corcoran, he's such an important in such, cases and crucial moments in that period, pence is the only witness, is that as the january 6th deadline got closer and closer, trump tried to pressure him alone go along with the coup behind closed doors. >> there is no doubt the president trump's pressure campaign on vice president pence, was significant. >> on the morning of january six, president trump called the vice president from the oval office, and demanded that he overturn the results of the election. numerous witnesses told us, that this select committee and what the objectives that he leveled at his own vice president. >> i made the wrong decision for five years ago. >> the way they relate to, that you recall the vice president, -- you remember what she said? from prior calls? >> by t