. >> i'm mike rowe, and i'm on a mission. >> reporter: mike rowe is everywhere from broadcast tv -- >> a cup of coffee with my, with my mom. >> reporter: -- to a new series on facebook called coffee with mom. yep, that's mike's mom. >> not fat, bulky. >> muscular and hairy. >> reporter: mike may be best known for a hit show. >> someone's got to do the dirty job. >> budget fulls of back crap. >> reporter: dirty jobs. it ran for eight seasons on the discovery channel. >> dirty jobs, that was the ultimate immersed show. >> reporter: now mike's about to come clean. >> it never would have happened without evening. >> reporter: evening as in channel 5's evening magazine. in 2001, mike started working at kpix. >> i'm not even sheer what it is. >> reporter: he was hired to cohost evening. >> complete with the beer stein. >> see where we take you what? i am who? >> reporter: in our archives a treasure-trove of their outtakes and bloopers. >> oh crap. >> reporter: these days roe is a best-selling author but also a leading advocate for skilled labor. he's awarded nearly $7 million in work ethic

, founder and ceo of the mike rowe works foundation.reat to see you. you go back to what he said, laziness is seldom rewarded. but you read this thing and it seems like the tone and the tenor of the letter was more pointing fingers than constructive. what did you take from it? >> what i took away is he didn't get the memo that there's a new sheriff in town, this sheriff is in charge of the words. the words no longer mean what they used to mean. this is a shame. we ought to be mindful of the fact, look, you're old enough to remember and so am i, work ethic used to be a virtue. by that, i mean, it was a thing that was completely apolitical. work ethic was a thing that we all aspired to because we knew in our guts that it could help us. today that turn of phrase has become like so many other turns of phrase a kind of triggering dog whistle of sorts. it means that if you come out in favor of work ethic, you are de facto on the side of the greedy capitalists that are merely trying to exploit the worker. i offer work ethic scholarships throug

i am on a mission. >> mike rowe is everywhere, from broadcast tv, to a new series on facebook called offee with mom. yep, that's mike's mom. >> muscular and harry. >> mike may be best known for a hit show . >> bucketful's of crap. >> reporter: dirty jobs ran for eight seasons on the discovery channel. >> dirty jobs was the ultimate immersed show. >> now, mike is about to come clean. >> never would have happened without evening. >> reporter: evening as internal files evening magazine. in 2001, mike started working at kpix. >> he was hired to cohost with malone. >> complete with a beer stein. >> who? >> reporter: in our archives, a treasure trove of their outtakes and bloopers. these days, he is a best-selling author and a leading advocate for skilled labor. he has awarded nearly $7 million in work ethic scholarships and has let a national effort to reintroduce shop class into high schools . on our 75th anniversary, we are happy to include micro in the celebration. >> happy birthday to you. happy birthday, dear kpix 5. thank you for hiring me way back in 2001 to impersonate a host on a

. >> bret: these are fairly new thing these mike rowe grids. >> yeah. >> bret: the fact that they arell grid? in certain locations it can help bret bet babcock ranch is exploring microgrids neighborhoods in each community. >> there's an opportunity to get as much as babcock completely off the grid as possible. >> bret: babcock ranch is home to nearly 7,000 residents but the community is made up of more than just homes. >> we have k through 12 school. we apartments. we have single family homes. retail centers. and we have more to come. >> bret: mostly powered by solar energy. the community is connected to florida's main power grid and uses natural gas when there's not enough solar energy stored. >> we want to work with mother nature and not against mother nature it. seems like every time you work against mother nature, you lose. >> community was put to the test during hurricane season in southwest florida. babcock ranch sat in the eye of the storm during hurricane ian and came out with minimal damage. >> it was like a freight train running through my house for eight straight hours but

here's mike rowe on the decline of the american work ethic.n. >> worth thick used to be a virtue. and by that i mean telephones a thing that was -- by that i mean it was a thing that was completely apolitical. we with all aspired to it because we all all knew it could help us. today that turn of phrase has become like so many other turns of phrase a kind of triggering dog whistle of sorts. it means that if you come out in favor of work ethic, then you are de facto on the side of the greedy, rah rapacious capitalists who are merely trying to exploit the worker. the truth is a positive work ethic can help anyone, employer, employee, doesn't matter. rachel: you don't need to go to college to have a good work ethic, that's absolutely true. but i'm not going to undermine what i think could happen if you go to a great university that is steeping you in information and also in great books and opening your mind. i mean, that's the kind of education that our founding fathers had, and that produced the kind of things that we love like our constitution.

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public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. house speaker mike johnson reiterated his position that providing additional aid to ukraine must include an agreement on u.s. border security between congress and the white house. he made the comments while speaking at "the wall street journal" c.e.o. council summit in washington, d.c. and he discussed the impeachment inquiry to president biden and the national debt. reporter: good evening, speaker, thanks for joining us. tomorrow you'll be meeting with the ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy as the debate continues on aid to ukraine. what will your message be to him? speaker johnson: it will be the same as it has been to the president and senator schumer and our colleagues. i understand the crisis there and i understand the crisis of if putin succeeds and he'll probably go to the balkans or somewhere else next. this is an important battle but don't think it's a radical proposition to say if ear going to have a national security supplemental package it ought to begin with our own national security fi

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office of general council and the fbi is facing backlash after a memorabilia row revealed the agency dubbed catholics, mikey mom and dad what go to latin mass, as potential terrorists. men and women are revealing their red flag when is it comes to dating. here are the red flags: lack of hygiene, talking about past relationships, and invading personal space are all big no noes according to informal fox news survey. 64% of men in a change research survey say it is a huge red flag when a woman identifies as a communist. that usually goes with the hygiene part too. we want to know what your dating red flags are, e-mail u us at friends@foxnews.com. pete: it's a red flag generally. rachel: would you date a communist? will: date? we're not getting married. pete: that's exactly right. that's exactly right. rachel: i get, i'm reading between the lines here. will: no such thing, rachel. rachel: that's what you said. will: i did not. send in a lot of photos. there's a lot of photos of not people in their robes but people with their morning fire and coffee watching "fox & friends". pete: please e-mail us. friends@foxn

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each passing day brings another row of bodies draped in sheets and mull families with nothing to celebrate heading into the new year. mike level l g 0. so let's go to our correspondence arctic of wisdom. he's joining us live from alpha in southern, gaza and products. what is the situation at mcgaffey refugee camp where the death toll has risen to 106? yes uh the desk told had a reason to 106, but the attacks did not stop despite this fact as the east really forces expanding their attacks on this area, which is already very densely populated. now during the last couple of hours, it has been on the mass is really a tax, including as points on artillery shilling attacks right now has been expanded to a new area, which is i'm gonna say a rock refugee camp where a number of residential houses have been completely destroyed, where a number of palestinians have reported killed no signed with. some palestinians have been injured. um the risk coop ration in these areas continue. um it is very relentless, plumbing as we have been reaching the number of residents in. uh no sir. i took you to come informing us of the situation. the

each costing day brings another row of bodies draped in sheets and mull families with nothing to celebrate heading into the new. yeah. mike, level l g 0. honeymoon, who's doing his life more offer in southern guys? a micros report there just indicating the even more suffering for the people in garza. yes, rob there, that's correct. and since the early hours of this morning and over night, what we're seeing is just a systematic campaign of death and destruction merely concentrated in the central part of the gaza strip. more people are becoming homeless, displays and forced into evacuation and the areas are supposed to be safe, but they are not the end up being killed within hours of their arrival. some of the victims of overnight attacks and the early hours of this morning happened to be among those who were displaced and who would those be evacuated, their areas in the northern parts and gauze, and city within the past weeks. and since the beginning of the work, we're talking about a confirmed number of a 120 people in the central part of the gaza strip. the vast majority a little over 70 people were killed. majority of t

palestinians in gaza, each costing day brings another row of bodies draped in sheets and mull families with nothing to celebrate heading into the new year. mike level l g 0. the zeros and who the is in the policy refugee camp and sent us this report is in this building behind me. this is a 3 story building dots has been targeted and another house here and another house here. according to the family, he told me that 5 of his family members are still under the rubble, including his wife. his children, among them is a 2 year old palestinian babies. he also told me that there has been no ambulances or civil defense since yesterday, and he can't do anything about it. he's trying to dig with his own their hands. but unfortunately, the ceiling is dropped. is on the floor flat and on the floor. and he turns him help himself. there are other people with trying to go and see other people that are trying to use equipments like silver to dig in into rescue these people from under the rubber. this seems like a movie and seems as if it's like some things. and really what we're seeing today is completely undescribable. i see bicycles, i see belongings to pe

id client and each row they insist, but any i to you brian must be tied to strong the policies to control immigration across the border with mexico. assault of the bible, st. low. mike is a back to the negotiating table president joe biden, the signal he's prepared to make compromises to get the i approved that are the deputies benjamin alvarez group. it has been following developments in washington dc. so that when not enough, those in the senate to pass this bill, the supplemental bill, the president biden was just mentioning, what is important to you that is not just financial help for ukraine, but also for is rather also for border security. and also for taiwan. indian, the pacific and the problem here is that republicans have repeatedly stressed the national security concerns needs to start with a, the us as a board, as security. they said that more needs to be done there. so it's a really big package. $106000000000.00 us dollars. and a few days ago the white house sat and urge congress to approve it dis package by saying also by stating that the department of defense has use 97 percent of its funds. if you create in the state department has used all the funds

row seat to democracy. >> nest, we hear from florida republican representative mike waltz on countering chinese influence in the united states. the hudson institute hosted this event. >> good afternoon, and welcome to hudson institute. i'm john waltz, president of the hudson institute. we're here to talk about china's relationship with the united states and how to talk about the regime influence. this is the latest installment beyond the siv in an effort to try to talk to the american people in the open about some of the pending and important issues to make sure that we industrial a government where the public is informed and able to understand what the -- what the problems ps are and what the solutions are that the government is dealing with. i want to commend our chair today congressman mike waltz and his colleague first doing this. i think it's something that too freakedly not done enough of that is talking to the american people about important policy issues. as i said we're joined by mike waltz. he represents florida's sixth district. he's a decorated combat veteran. first green be ray to serve in c

row seat to democracy. >> before the ukrainian president zelenskyy made a trip to the u.s., house speaker mike johnson spoke about how to give aid and the fight against russia but says it is out of the question for right now. his remarks came at the annual ceo council summit in washington dc. we also address the inquiry into president biden. >> thank you so much for having us. >> thank you for having me. >> tomorrow you will meet with president zelenskyy, what would your message to him? >> it has been the same to him as it was the president, schumer, all of our colleagues. our country and that's what the american people i think demand, most of them. they're duly concerned about this. i think we can do both things but we really need the white house and senate democrats to participate in that and i think they will. >> you just have a few more legislative days left this week. are you comfortable leaving for the holiday break without passing legislation to provide aid for ukraine and president biden says this will be a gift to putin. you heard senator klobuchar say the world is watching. what do you say to that

rowe price, invest with confidence. which state has the highest rate of homeownership. mikeble. >> i will say number 3, new hampshire. ashley: what do you say i? ashley: based on affordability, iowa, number 4. stuart: i think it is iowa. what? west virginia, 78.6% of the state's population were home owners. i never saw that coming. >> i knew it couldn't be west virginia. how could it possibly be west virginia. thanks for being on the show for the entire hour. we will see you tomorrow. as we close out the show a quick check of the market, the dow was down one hundred 40, the nasdaq a fraction to 16 points to plenty of selling on wall street today. one standout is bitcoin, $42,000 a coin. time is up for me. coast to coast starts now.

row for the 49 ers. good evening. i'm brooks jarocz. >> and i'm mike mibach. the 49 ers looking very sharp today in philadelphia and tonight they are headed back to the bay area with a big road win. joe fonzi with us, brock purdy and company came to play. yeah, he did. >> and so did the whole rest of the team. this time purdy got to play more than part of the very first offensive series, the time frame of when he got hurt back in january in philadelphia. both teams keyed up for this one before the game ever even started. and purdy ready to silence the doubters who continue to question his legitimacy after a minus six yards of offense in the first quarter, 49 ers got going in the second purdy throws to a diving brandon aiyuk great effort by aiyuk and the 40 niners win front 7 to 640 niners then scored touchdowns on six consecutive possessions just before halftime. christian mccaffrey rolls into the endzone mccaffrey topped the 1000 yard mark for the season the first 40 niner since frank gore in 2014. to do that, here's an indication of the emotion in this game.

row seat to washington, anytime, anywhere. >> before ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy made his third trip to the u.s., house speaker mike johnson talked about the necessity of providing more aid to ukraine to help the conduct in the fight against russia, but said providing aid is out of the question right now until there's an agreement between the white house on u.s. border security. it was at the summit in washington d.c. and also spoke about the impeachment inquiry into president biden. >> good evening, speaker, good evening. >> thank you for having me. >> and tomorrow, remarks from volodymyr zelenskyy, and the aid 0 ukraine. what's the message to him? >> the message is the same to the president and senator schumer and our colleagues, we understand the crisis there, i understand the necessity of ensuring that vladimir putin does not prevail in ukraine and march through europe and one he believes he would go to the balkans and important battle and for all we know i don't think it's a radical thing to say if we have a national security package, it should begin with our own national security first. and i've made my posit

consumer spending, real wage gains for nine months in a row for mid-level workers, i think you see real momentum and good start for the new year. >> mike: you referenced spending, there was talk about ballooning credit card debt in this country, is that a trouble spot down the road? >> jared bernstein: it is something we want to look at, one thing we have seen is increase in the net worth or wealth of not just folks at top of the scale, but middle and lower income people, as well. for people in communities of color, we have seen record number of increase in health and one reason white house hold balance sheets have been in good shape. some of what you are calling ballooning is return to normal level of credit card delinquencies or debt level. look how much it cost to service debts, as interest rates have gone up, they are in good shape and if you look at ever tax or disposable income, up 3.7% over the last year and that is tailwind supporting consumer spending. 70% consumer spending in our economy, with strong tailwind of this job market and easing inflation coming back to what it was pre-pandemic and lower prices with eggs, toys, airf

james cleverly his new immigration cleverly and his new immigration ministers there in mike tomlinson in the front row. it's a big few days for the pm back to you if he gets it through the commons, isn't the battle royal then in the house of lords with all bishops , the all those judges, bishops, the archbishop of canterbury, of course, flexing his muscles. >> isn't that where the real problems lie? problems are going to lie? there's majority but the government. >> the choice do not have a majority in house of commons, andrew that is that's been the case since time immemorial. the problem they've got is this this idea was not in the manifesto in 2019. so the laws, it's in the right of the laws to obstruct and delay this legislation. if they're not happy about it. what they're not happy about it. what the government wants is a big majority. next week, the bigger the majority is very hard . the the majority is very hard. the way our our our way we work with parliament in this country. the bigger the majority in the commons is much harder for lords to frustrate it. so they want a big number out on monday

mike, come to a stranger. now there's a sending spit, pots circle, sped, pass to ease row, to find, and it's coming was that they've been doing that for years. so essentially you have a situation where a huge numbers of officials in many countries potentially complicit in ball crimes and used to kind of we from when the investigations happened. so the clock is ticking in that way, but still ultimately the other may 4 sticks really stuff. this is the us and us fire release. biden's refusing to tell each relative so all right, always good talk to you. thanks so much that the loan thing. thanks so much i as how much of gaza lives in ruins, buildings, bombs, and reduced to rubble. houses 0 is. do you have that portion on a send this report from northern garza for palestinians attracting that homes? today's fall is riley soldiers roam the streets, and the under that camera is moving down outside of the street. this is where the is ready. so there's a station for 6 days. during that time, everyone was trapped in the homes. however, we were able to document a number of testimonies for witnesses through the narrow windows

row seat to democracy. >> now to a conversation on investment and implementation of artificial intelligence. panelists include congressman mike gallagher, and several government officials and tech industry leaders. this was held at the reagan presidential library in california. >> and everyone him he? my name is micki fine, until the washington post lamb happy to be here to talk about a.i. defense. technological advancements are forces are increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance decision-making, optimize resource allocation and intricacies 30 of the nation. topics from a 55 minutes ahead. we'll put on the line, how can united states proficiently about a.i. for defense purposes without the same acquisition is the potential a.i. >> i want to begin i addressing of it in the room which is yes, terry and i are wearing the same shoes. [laughter] embarrassing when i realized stage/a great company. >> encompasses in the simple sonic to a sophisticated audience but important to remind ourselves of addition and united states and china leaves the company 90s communist party will use artificial intelligence for evil. f

rowe price, invest with confidence. >>> good morning. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street." i'm sara eisen with mike santoli from post 9 of the new york stock exchange. >>> td cowen president jeff solomon on why he thinks the fed should hike another 25 basis points next week. >>> and torsten stock. >>> and the story we've been waiting for, swiftswiftnomics. a true reach of taylor's web and the billions it's generating. >>> our first look at the market. the s&p 500 up almost three-quarters of 1%. a lot is alphabet and amazon getting a good lift. the dow is basically flat. the russell 2000 up about 0.50%. treasury yields, sara, kind of getting some traction here. and we've rallied a lot, 4.15 is where the ten-year is sitting. you were talking about the pretty benign jobless claims number that disturbed the system. and i think it's fair to ask if we're going to maybe hit a near-term floor in yields. i've seen a lot of work that says they're oversold. we'll see what the jobs number has for us tomorrow. >> i think the key would be weakening data could add fuel to the treasury rally. and increasing talk t

palestinians in gaza, each costing day brings another row of bodies draped in sheets and mull families with nothing to celebrate heading into the new year. mike level l g 0. i'll just say it was hen told the isn't as much as a refugee camp and sent us this report are in this building behind me. this is a 3 story building that has been targeted and another house here and another house here. according to the family, he told me that 5 of his family members are still under the rubble, including his wife. his children, among them is a 2 year old palestinian babies. he also told me that there has been no ambulances or civil defense. ready yesterday and he can't do anything about it. he's trying to dig with his own their hands. but unfortunately the ceiling is dropped. is on the floor flat and on the floor and he turns him help himself. there are other people we're trying to go and see other people that are trying to use equipments like silver to dig in into rescue these people from under the rubber. this seems like a movie and seems as if it's like some things. and really, what we're seeing today is completely undescribable. i see bicycles, i see b

row seats democracy. ♪ announcer: now to a conversation on investment and implementation of artificial intelligence. finalists include congressman mikelagher, chair on the u.s. committee on, competition air force secretary mike kendall and other leaders. this is from the annual reagan national defense forum, held at the reagan library in simi valley, california. [chatter] [applause] [indistinct conversations] host: all right. can everyone hear me? my name is missy ryan. i am a journalist with the washington post. i am happy to be here to talk about ai and defense. in an era characterized by rapid technological advancements, of our armed forces are increasingly leveraging the power of artificial intelligence to enhance decision making, optimize resource allocation, and and ensure the security of the nation. source allocation and intricacies 30 of the nation. however, this intersection also raises critical questions about ethical considerations, the balance between autonomy and human control, and potential geopolitical implications of ai and defense. i hope you liked that introduction -- it was written by chatgpt. [laughter] when i typ

mike: politics of chicken. >> molly: census data shows more californians are fleeing the state. they saw a population decline for a third year in a rowyear. william la jeunesse live in los angeles there in the golden state with more on this. william. >> well, molly, many argue the state is beginning to pay the price for its progressive politics. why? the state isn't just losing population to other states, about 750,000 in the last several years, but also revenues. california now projecting a record $68 billion deficit. but the bigger story here is who is leaving? for the first time more highly educated high earning professionals are leaving the state than coming in. why is that a big deal? these are the taxpayers who foot the bill for the state's progressive politics, programs, universities, and pensions. >> the 1%, 150,000, 160,000 people out of a state of 40 million are paying near half the income taxes. >> so no state is more dependent on the wealthy. the top 1% pay 45% of the income tax in california. their rate 13.3%. that combined with the state's high cost of housing double the national average is driving people away. >> i'm s

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mike says this is my grandchild, mabel's reaction to christmas this is lovely. everything i've done this for three years in a rowe upsurge in people sharing their christmases sharing their first christmases with loved ones, etc. and this is an absolute stellar addition. so welcome to the world, mabel and happy christmas, an absolute cutie and matt and mary in weymouth. >> they've written in. they say this is our front room. this morning. excellent. we're on the telly christmas tree . telly. the christmas tree. beautiful. lots of presents, untouched , untouched. untouched, untouched. >> i wonder if they still are. >> i wonder if they still are. >> i wonder if they still are. because that was a little while ago, wasn't it? >> yes it was, it was. >>— >> yes it was, it was. >> so talking about movies that, um, nice. and has um, very nice. and diane has also written she says, oh, also written in, she says, oh, these are beautiful these are my beautiful grandchildren, and oliver. grandchildren, ava and oliver. are those matching pyjamas very similar? >> i'm not sure if they're matching, but i like the stockings there

supports c-span as a public service giving you a front row see to democracy. >> house speaker mike johnson speaks briefly with reporters following his meeting with president zelenskyy. president zelenskyy is meeting with lawmakers and president biden regarding additional aid for ukraine. the speaker: thank you for being here. just had a good meeting with president zelenskyy. we stand with him and against putin brutal invasion. they are on the right side of this fight. i have asked the white house since the day i was handed the gavel as speaker for clarity. we need clear articulation of the strategy to allow ukraine to win. and thus far their answers have been insufficient and no clarity and the detail that we have requested since i was handed the gavel as speaker of the house. what the biden administration is asking for is billions of additional dollars with know appropriate oversight and no clear strategy to win and none of the answers that the american people are owed. i made clear that our condition on any supplemental spending package is about our own national security first. the borde

mike mibach. for a third day in a row, the bay area has seen a pattern of off and on rainfall. it was also pretty steady this morning. you could say in the east bay, coming down hard in orinda. a lot of umbrellas out this morning, and with all the rain drivers also very slow out there on the streets and highways. a similar scene on the peninsula. >> this is what it looked like in san mateo county early this morning. the rain very heavy at times. some places saw some light flooding and standing water on freeways and busy roads . our chief meteorologist, bill martin, joins us now. and, bill, you've been saying this could be the end of the rain for a little while. for a little while. >> yeah. break as we head into the holidays. yeah. it's going to be kind of nice. and as we move forward here, more scattered showers tonight, maybe a little bit more in the morning. probably not, but real early morning. and then after that not too bad. live outside. it's not raining that much right now in san francisco, but we are seeing light scattered showers throughout the bay area right now, and

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