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good morning from monmouth rowin: a while. good morning from monmouth rowing club. — a while.rowing club, that is the wye behind me, we have just what some of the kits from monmouth comprehensive school row out for a session on the river. this claim is hoping to encompass those who use the river, like the railways, —— like the rowers and those who live and work along the river. it could be tens of thousands of people, the lawyers say, possibly a claim that could go into the hundreds of millions of pounds. it should be said that chicken farming is not the only thing that contributes to the pollution of the river. there are other sorts of farming, there is a sewage as well but the lawyers are saying the big difference over the last decade has been the increase in chicken farming right along the wye valley catchment area. avara foods, the group being targeted by this claim, who provide chicken to many supermarkets, have dismissed the claim, saying it is without evidence and that it is opportunist and aimed at making a profit for the lawyers. thank you very much indeed. ben has mo

if we come up to the central sierra where yosemite and ma'am monmouth, that's the best number of them all. we're looking at numbers up here about 111%. the state as a whole is at 104% above average. so that's great news. but here is another way to think about it. with the intensity of this storm, eight feet of new snow just in the last few days. that's how far below average we were that that only brought us back up to where we should be at this time of the year. by the way, we are looking at the snow water equivalent here. look at that down towards placerville. if you melt at all the snow across the entire sierra and if you did that at any given point, you would have two feet of standing water right now to give you an idea. that's the biggest reservoir in the state by far. good news there. still a little bit of rain to be seen. tonight from the next system, a little bit of rain will move up early evening. it's not a lot of rain, but still just a chance for a few short lived showers to come to the north bay. let's go to the bigger picture. i want to show you how the storm is put togeth

some 61% of americans in a monmouth survey listed illegal immigrion is a very serious problem, with mostpondents for the first time saying they support mr. trump's proposal of building a u.s.-mexico border wall. that border was last crossed last year by 2.5 million undocumented migrants. that is an influx that has overwhelmed processing facilities and push social services in major american cities to the brink. our correspondent tom bateman filed this report from eagle pass, where authorities have been grappling with the issue. tom: searching in the shadows along the route of the rio grande. we've joined a night patrol searching a favored landing spot for people who have made a perilous journey to reach the u.s. this texas rancher says last month hundreds of people swam and waded onto his land here. we traced one a narrow path in a global wave of the displaced. there are clothes everywhere, signs of life. this is treacherous for people making their way to america. seven months pregnant, she crossed the rio grande yesterday at 3:00 a.m. her journey from honduras's most violent city, grippe

there was a poll released last week by monmouth university that showed that eight out of 10 americansal immigration as either a very serious or serious problem. if you look at the polls comparing donald trump and joe biden, most people who are surveyed do trust donald trump on the question of immigration. this will be an issue for the biden administration and its campaign going forward. that's why we are expecting to see an executive order from president biden to crackdown on illegal immigration, to tackle the crisis. but again, people here say they need solutions now and more resources. anchor: thank you. joining us now is democratic congressman from texas, one of the states will in primaries today. thank you for joining us. immigration is a big issue for voters this year but not the only issue. do you think it's the one that will make voters ultimately decide their candidates? >> i'm not sure of that. there are a lot of pressing issues. our global standing in the world , our economy, women's rights, human rights. not defending friends and allies we've had around the world, assuring

. >> for the rookie out of monmouth. >> played for john harkes, his high school teammate. robert mccourt. there were 32 goals in including 12 as a senior >> mary: tonight, the urgent mission to clear the wreckage of the collapsed bridge in baltimore. record travel over spring break and the easter holiday weekend. tributes to actor louis gossett jr. >>> first, the around-the-clock effort to remove the twisted steel of the francis scott key bridge in baltimore. maryland's governor now says an armada of cranes, tugboats and barges are on the way to help in the massive recovery effort. one of the largest cranes on the east coast moving in, capable of

bueno, el boleto ganador fue comprado en la ciudad de monmouth, pero aún las autoridades no publicane exactamente se encuentra esta tienda. también sabemos que hay otras personas que ganaron algunos numeritos. no todos, porque solamente fue una persona. pero felicidades a todos aquellos que ganaron con esta lotería. gracias a usted por vernos a las 5. más información. nos vemos! es miércoles 27 de marzo. esté bien informado aquí en noticias telemundo mediodía. el aviso para que se detuviera el tráfico a ambos lados del derrumbado puente de baltimore fue definitivo para que se salvaran muchas vidas. aún así, 6 empleados que trabajaban en labores de mantenimiento cayeron al agua y están desaparecidos. una tragedia que lleva el luto a las familias de las víctimas, todos de origen hispano. hablamos con los hermanos de maynor suazo, hondureño, 1 de los trabajadores fallecidos, el expresidente donald trump, promociona la venta de biblias para costear sus gastos legales. llevan grabada la bandera de estados unidos en la portada y como ya no es tan fácil como shakira, da la sorpresa en nueva

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. >> i think it's important to note that a recent monmouth poll shows 84% believe that the illegal immigrationthanks, everybody. we'll see you again tomorrow. "varney & company" if begins now. stuart: good morning, everyone. the market has been a rallying for months. stocks are up again this

ticket, even though half of americans don't think he will make it to of in, according to recent monmouth poll, he has delegates to be democratic nominee and he thinks freedom and democracy are at risk here at home in a way they have not been since the civil war, that is donald trump now crosses the threshold delegate wise and saying it is my great honor to represent the party as our presidential nominee. the party is running against worst most corrupt and destructive president in the history of the united states. trump remains unresolved. biden case will not go to trial, that does not mean he is innocent according to the official who spent a year fully immersed in biden world. >> the court represents complete and total exoneration of president biden. did you reach conclusion this man was out right innocent? >> that conclusion is not reflected in my report. exoneration does not appear in my report. >> you exonerated him. >> that does not appear in the report. >> peter: president biden will go to wisconsin for a campaign event, that is not most interesting political story out of wisconsin

ringing in very poorly with any voters willing to pick up the phone and talk with nbc news, ipsos, monmouthresident is not doing well and vice president doing worse. now people like bill maher and john stuart and the new york times are catching onto that. stuart: john stewart on the new daily show? >> yeah and his very first monologue, he took aim at joe biden is trump at the same time. but at least it was refreshing to hear someone throwing ball languagessed grenades. stuart: we did a story where tram has a new nickname nor gavin newsom calling him gavin newscum. i don't like that . i don't think there's any call for that. shouldn't do it. >> text the former president and let him now. stuart: i could do that. >> he really needs a manners lesson. stuart: what do you say 124 >> i think his nicknames are very on brand. i think -- stuart: social security crude and almost obscene. >> he's like scum. scum. newscum. the scum in your bathtub scraping off with a razor blade. stuart: moving along swiftly. whoopie goldberg said biden could throw every republican in jail. watch this. >> look at scenar

when you have monmouth doing polling, six in ten americans feel it's a problem.ay they're in favor of building the wall. 61% of americans are now saying that they believe that they should remain in mexico if they want to seek asylum. whether it's the deaths at the border, the drownings. the death when it comes to american citizens because they shouldn't have been in the country to begin with. you look at places like boston, chicago, harlem, new york where kids are being kicked out of their schools. you see the housing units that were meant for seniors. they're being kicked out. you're prioritizing illegals, giving cops the middle finger. it's a turning point. to have msnbc laugh about it and say virginia, what do you guys know? you're tone deaf. >> martha: they don't read "the new york times" and look at the sienna polls. i don't know what they're looking at. they're not looking at the numbers that are everywhere. they're hey are in another portion of to conversation on msnbc talking about the border saying they're voting on racial animus at this stage. >> they'r

. >> i think it's important to note that a recent monmouth poll shows 84% believe that the illegal immigration is a serious issue. maria: there you go. thanks, everybody. we'll see you again tomorrow. "varney & company" if begins now. stuart: good morning, everyone. the market has been a rallying for months. stocks are up again this morning. this bull has legs, doesn't it? minor losses tuesday, plenty of green on the screen today. the dow up maybe 160, nasdaq up about 100 points. that's a continuing rally. ing djt moving higher, this is donald j. trump's media and technology company, up 16% on day one, up, what is it now, up 21% on day two. it's up again. bitcoin, we're looking at about $70,000 per coin, 70,200 right there. interest rates, the 10-year yield is now to below 4.25%, it's down to 4.22. the 2-year just above 4.5%, it's at 4.58. no change for gas, $3.53 for regular on average, no change for diesel, still at, $4.05. all right r polls ticks -- politics. donald trump will be spending a lot of time in court starting april 15th. if this is biden's strategy, keep him off the campaign trai

monmouth says 8 in 10 americans think it's somewhat or serious problem at the border.here. those are things that have changed over the course of the last four years. so, no matter what the white house wants to say about who is to blame in not getting that bill done, the trump camp wants to keep talking about this issue. >> bret: okay. let's do a lightning winners and losers. winner hugh first to you. >> cal ripken of the senate this week when he announced he is stepping down in november. mitch having served 17 years as party leader. it's a record. he did so many great things for the court. he did so many great things for the tax code. he kept the caucus together. so he is, without a doubt. he set a record that will not be passed. he had great week and he called his own shot when he is leaving. >> bret: loser? >> my loser is california. unfortunately the budget deficit in the golden state which is getting buffeted by a blizzard as we speak up north is up to 73 b, that's a b for one state. $73 billion in red ink, even as the white stuff begins to fall all over the sierra

what quinnipiac, pew research, gallup, monmouth, emerson and reuters-ipsos polls show, voters are worried about public safety, they're worried about crime, they're worried about the border collapse this president united with more than, i think, 94 executive actions in his first 100 actions weakening and undercutting the border. those are facts. final word. >> yeah. i think this election's about safety, satiety in your wallet, at home, on the street, at the border and certainly the safety of our american troops overseas. that is the number one issue for people, it's safety. elizabeth: well, jason, we're in a for a wild ride already. it's good to have you on. it's good to see you, jason. come back soon. >>> coming up, congressman tim burchett, former acting i.c.e. director tom homan, gop strategist ford o'connell and political advisor and commentator can c.j. pearson. the hill magazine out of d.c. reports democrats are, quote, ready to hit the panic button over the trump-biden 2024 remassachusetts and democrat senators -- rematch. and democrat senator are upset the trump cases will not go t

i cannot believe this, this monmouth poll has support for a border wall for the first time in historyt 44% when donald trump was president. talking about the wall all the time. 60% say illegal immigration is a very serious problem and 61% want migrants to stay in mexico while there asylum claims are processed. you need cooperation from mexico for that -- >> shannon: and that has happened. >> jessica: very questionable and they don't want to do that. >> jesse: want them to do it. >> jessica: when you think about that is where the american psyche is at this moment, you need to get something done. >> shannon: so, greg, these poll results mean what president biden has done for three years has pushed people to embrace trump policies. >> jessica: i think, well, first, let's go to joe scarborough, okay, this is why it is so important to have friends. right, i consider all of you my friends. that means if i were ever to become like that, i would expect one of you to kill me. and you have my approval, even you, shannon. >> shannon: what is your preferred method? >> greg: surprise me, back of t

according to a new poll from monmouth university, almost one in five americans believe that taylor swiftas created to be some kind of government psy-op to sway the outcome of this election. let me tell you something, if taylor swift is some kind of puppet in a psy-op operation, someone at the cia is one hell of a songwriter. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] according to this poll, 1 in 5 americans. i feel like 1 in 5 americans believe pretty much everything. 1 in 5 americans believed there were microchips in vaccines. 1 in 5 americans believe qanon. 1 in 5 americans believed obama wasn't born here. 4 out of 5 dentists recommend sugarless gum for their patients who chew gum. [ laughter ] you know what that means? 1 out of 5 dentists don't. [ laughter ] but there are crazy people out there spreading this stuff to other crazy people. one of them is a woman named ann vandersteel. a right-wing podcast dingbat who coincidentally looks like if you left taylor swift in a hot car all weekend with the windows up? [ laughter ] she's convinced that taylor swift and travis kelce are agents of pfi

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because polls from pew, quinnipiac, gallup, monmouth show that the border collapse is among voters' topt do you make of this, sir? >> first of all, i agree with everything you've been saying since the top of the show is. he's not going to debate donald trump, so that was the debate last night if. that's the last time the american audience will ever see him, and it was disrespectful. he should have been thrown out, and so the guy in the balcony who lost his son because, actually, the president was heckling the republicans, he was of taunt thing them. this was a campaign speech. this was not a state of the union speech. it was disgraceful. you're right on point. kevin was wrong on that,s by the way. in terms of the border, of course he wanted it at the end. that's not something he wants to talk about. i heard a guest say the state of the union speeches are about accomplishments. he has no accomplishments. there's nothing he can say. and what he said to america, they just tuned him out. they know better. and so on the border, here you have laken, let's say it right, the president couldn't

i couldn't believeat t this monmouth poll has support for a border wall for the first time in history, over 50%. and it peaken d 44% when donald trump was president. someone was talking about thewaa wall the time. 60% say illegal immigration want very serious and 61% want migrants to stay in mexico all their asylum claimsyo are processed. now, you need cooperation from you to.or that to be able that's very questionable. very questionable. and they don't want to do that. but when q think about that to do it, trump is amazing whens amaz you think about that, that's where the american psychine is t this moment. you need to get something done. someereg, is that the thes results mean that what president biden has done for - three years has pushed people to now embrace trump policies? >> wel forl, yeah, i think that well, first, let's to joebo scarborough. >> okay. this is why it's so important to have friendy it'ss, right?myi like i consider all of you my friends. and that if i were ever to become like that, i wouldkil. expect one of you to kill me. yoy y approval that you could even use c

it's a lot of monmouth, all in the context of a two billion dollar campaign, it's not a lot of money.bably won't tell me, what the underlying data and targeting is. but i think that this was the kind of thing that was tried during the iowa caucuses. i would be interested to see exactly who is trying to be swung, if you try to get people who voted for trump twice, other people who voted for trump twice to say kendis work, those people are now locked, and i'm glad they found these people. but i would say that these people are a drop in the bucket compared to trump's overall base. and i think that the people who are or former republicans are now non-trump republicans need to be reminded what the history and heritage of the party was and why he doesn't represent that and never will. but look, i think that we all need to be rowing in the same direction, and i'm glad they're doing, it because it's better than not doing it. >> robert, here's what's interesting. the group is focused on attacking trump. but they are not boosting joe biden. is that because they can't promote his record? they ar

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in other words, the notion that you can, once scientists can or monmouth addition at the same can justy published a result and then another mathematician or another scientist on the other side of the earth will, just pick up the paper and read that and be able to follow up. it's simply not the case in most cases. you know, that's is foundation. i think for the not just the kind of ability of the community to sustain itself as a community for long term, but just for the scientific knowledge to actually circulate globally. well, were you are you buying this heavy emphasis on collaboration and to face collaboration? did that strike you as something you hadn't thought about before? no, i actually i agree, i really i really like it. i have a similar sort of when i, when my dear friends, is a historian of organic chemistry. and i remember reading many of his first paper he ever wrote with papers about about this 1890s conference on chemical nomenclature. and again, the story were always like it came down to people getting together like that was really essence of it. but what really struck me