actually fall into this question, the hong kong newspaper south answered this question with a tea morning, post quote western weapons from ukraine are spreading through black markets into unstable regions, and arms shipments can lead to an endless cycle of violence in europe and beyond. the publication notes the policy of inflating ukraine will entail further human casualties and destruction. it can lead to a protracted conflict in syria, afghanistan in libya, the author of the material calls for every effort to resolve the conflict diplomatically. to control seniority and social security fund contributions online in belarus launched a new mobile application of the social security fund. now every employee will be able to see to what extent and in what terms the deductions are made. on the part of the employer, this is a guarantee of the employee’s rights to a future pension, if insurance premiums are paid, the length of service is accrued, why is it necessary track? well, first of all, these are the periods of work of the period of work - this is the date of admission and the date of dismissal,

culture and sports , kiev is ruled by the washingtons brussels the chinese edition has become china morning post publishes eu material the us is the real host. in ukraine, the author points out that the continuation of the conflict is entirely in the interests of the west, therefore any attempts at settlement are immediately torpedoed by kiev, brussels and washington the china peace initiative is indeed rejected by the west almost unanimously only by the government hungary expressed support for the 12 points formulated by the chinese foreign ministry. the united states generally stated that the initiatives cannot be taken seriously, because. beijing has a special relationship with russia, biden put it this way, if putin applauds him . as an axiom that everyone must recognize, china offers respect for state sovereignty and the renunciation of the use of nuclear weapons. moldovan security guarantee for civilians the opposition blocked one exit to chisinau . it happened just before the president of greece , who arrived in the country on a visit, was supposed to pass along this road. the police were

wishes, but also musical questions sophia markina from arkhangelsk task on such a problem dear morning postolving crossword puzzles, but recently i hit a dead end. the question is who sings the song. yesterday i know for sure that it is performed by the beatles. but these are seven letters, and there are eight cells. please help, sophia , your mistake is that the beatles sing the song yesterday and the song yesterday is sung by polina gagarina garina that's right, eight letters it's time for me to stop looking. i don't trust you anymore doctor without tantrums. all. all the conscience of speed drives away yesterday's insomnia. friends in the history of russian poetry there was both a golden age and a silver age, and our program marked the beginning of the postal age. poems can be found in almost every letter of yours. so the lines of olesya sabirova from ufa can be attributed to the poetry of the postal age. the gait of an easy sunday day on tiptoe will sneak up on us at the post office, one boy will answer and the song will pour from the screen hmm olesya and now catch and warm greetings f

retirement age to 64 in taiwan conducted a cruise missile test , according to the south china morning postthe local institute of science and technology reportedly launched a class rocket, earth flight range. which can reach 1,200 km, according to journalists, this is enough. in order to reach major cities and mainland china, the publication notes the test passed against the backdrop of approaching island of the four ships, people's liberation army. china at the end of january. let me remind you of the situation around taiwan. aggravated after active intervention, the united states and a specific visit to the island last august by the speaker of the house of representatives nancy pilose now sports news ilya st. petersburg opened the state sports museum that in the roman exposition visitors will be able to see more than 500 artifacts, including personal items, sometimes great athletes, the permanent exhibition hall is called the history of russian sports, we start with basketball. apparently. vtb league unics surprisingly easily outplayed amba 94 63 thanks to this victory, kazan reduced the

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another frosty morning. post advisory and effect but warmer mornings are on the way. last morning we will have a frost advisories. it comes with any unsettled pattern with some light rain. he is here the first advisory in effect -- here is the first advisory and effect. we are in the 30's if not below freezing. more likely to find frost on your windshield and outdoor plants. we rebounded nicely, today we recover into 50's and 60's with partly cloudy skies. it will feel comfortable in the afternoon. thin cloud cover acts as insulation. -- day. early friday, here comes are cold front. ping ahi 4: a.m is whefront b 8:00 a.m.. compared to what we went through last month, this is very light. one quarter to three quarters inches of rain is expected. sunshine today, sunny tomorrow. light showers friday and let showers saturday into sunday before better skies and milder temperatures move back in before next week. reggie: a tense moments between one moose and another moose after one got a little too close to the other. kumasi: a mama moves was grieving with her calves when she

the real masters of ukraine are the eu and the us , writes the chinese edition of south china. morning posthe reality is that washington is happy to provide ukraine with all the weapons to fight the russians to the last man, as long as the ukrainians are ready to serve as cannon fodder. they are happy to point them out. where, when and whom to shoot and what weapons to shoot with, but the very purpose of the war, its nature, purpose , is no longer decided in kiev, but it is dictated in washington and brussels, the publication directly indicates that the west has rejected the chinese peace plan, because it does not need peace, but everything references in washington to kiev are hypocritical, because zelensky is just a puppet, a after all, the peace plan only presupposes the start of negotiations, which has been repeatedly spoken about, and our president calls to the side from the very beginning to sit down at the negotiating table and emphasizes readiness. that is, a platform and accept biden, unless, of course, he still wants to stop the bloodshed, but the west deliberately rejects sound id

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the south china morning post says central bankers from around the world will attend meetings in hongvernment says conferences will be hosted by the hong kong monetary authority. dates are not confirmed. the paper says it is the first major financial conference for hong kong since its post-covid reopening. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: south korean e-commerce pioneer coupang has invested $260 million in its newest operations center. it is really on an army of robots it fulfillment sensors. stephen engle took an exclusive look. stephen: coupang is often compared to amazon. it has an outside share of its e-commerce market, a similar business model and a host of highly automated fulfillment centers like this one, it's newest and largest floor space spread out over 12 stories. think nearly 50 football stadiums stacked on top of each other and side-by-side. but it's size is not it's only signature. it stands efforts ai driven army of robots. from heavy hauling merchandise movers to dri

oakland's barbara lee made that announcement early this morning with a video posted to twitter, and sheo sat down with ktvu political reporter greg lee to talk about her message to the voters. the senate needs a perspective that i bring with my life experiences as a progressive black woman. congresswoman barbara lee makes it official. she's running for us senate, the oakland representative, joining the field to replace senator dianne feinstein, speaking to ktvu in the first tv interview of her campaign. how do you appeal to democrats? republicans independents, especially in this state, up and down our state? as you launch this campaign, i'm going to go everywhere i can so that people can understand that i see them. and then i want to be their champion and put forth my work that i have been doing all along and congress on their behalf currently serving her 12th term in the house, points to her work, championing social justice issues. she also famously was the lone member to vote against the war in afghanistan. in 2001, she hopes to share her personal experiences with voters, including in

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post" live. i'm michael duffy, opinions editorial to have at large. our guest this morning is a former republican congressman from georgia and the former speaker of the house of representatives from 1995-1999, newt gingrich. welcome back to washington post live, mr. speaker. >> good to be with you, michael. >> i want to start with the news this morning, if we can. there have been mass shootings in three different places -- four, really -- in the last three or four days. in l.a. at a dance studio, two in san mateo, california, at farms and, of course, one in des moines at a youth center. what can be done about this problem? >> well, look, i think we have to confront the reality that we have a combined mental health and drug addiction problem, and a great deal of what's going on is a profound change in the way people relate to each other. i just saw this morning on "fox & friends" a weatherman who had been beaten up in the subway trying to protect an elderly person who was being attack thed. the fact is whether it is the strength of the new marijuana, whether it is the rise o

rishaad: the south china morning post claims that central bankers around the world would be attending meetings in hong kong next month. the meetings will be hosted by the hong kong monetary authority. dates are not confirmed, but the paper says it will be the first major financial conference for hong kong since his post-covid rebuilding. yvonne: still ahead, a keen observer of the adani group tells us what he thinks the term adani poses a risk to india's financial system. david: and south korea e-commerce platform, rolling out an army of robots. do they need that much help? an exclusive look next. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: indian billionaire gautam adani is taking new steps to restore confidence in his conglomerate. billions of dollars of market cap have been erased from the short-seller report from hindenburg research. they are making these payments, annabelle. we think it is to restore confidence and get ahead of the curve, as it were. annabelle: yeah, we reported this was a possibility last week, and it was actually announced. gautam adani and his family will be returning some

what i just described "the washington post" is reporting this morning. didn't -- they enhanced their surveillance and they went back and looked at the tape or whatever they do and the intel community apparently told the pentagon what had happened, who in the pentagon knew about this and did not tell the president? were they worried that he was going to shoot it down? well, he may have. but it looks like the chain of command, it never got to the president. and we know that for a fact because we have heard from so many people from the trump administration and now what -- what the biden administration is going to tell every senator the day after tomorrow in a classified briefing is just that. we changed our surveillance techniques and now we know they came in. but we didn't know they were from china until after they left our airspace. >> ainsley: coming up an arizona rancher is under arrest after shooting and killing illegal immigrant trespassing on his property. how a judge's order is an gering many people. >> brian: million dollars bail. time for the hous

morning, guys. i'll get to the point right away. i'm retiring, for good. >> brady just postinghat video this morning to twitter. he won his final super bowl, you'll recall, three seasons ago. last season mulled retirement, but this past season he led tampa bay back to the playoffs, but they eventually lost to dallas in the wild card round. there were rumors the san mateo native may be heading to the 49ers, but now it seems those dreams are not happening. reaction, of course, pouring in across the sports world this morning. fans and friends all reacting to the news. number 12 is hanging up the cleats. >>> luckily we don't have 12 degrees around here, but it is cold. >> it is cold. it probably feels like that to us because we're not used to it. >> because year californians. >> right. we do have frost advisories in effect, and so just getting out there and scraping frost all the windshield, we're, like, what is going on? we're going to have to deal with that until 9:00 this morning. take a look at where we are. in items of temperatures, it is freezing in the south county, as well

post live. >> this morning, a confirmation hearing for gigi sohn. she was nominated last year but did not receive a vote. you can watch her before the commerce committee at 11:00. president biden will talk about the economy at the national association of counties legislative conference. watch live coverage starting at 1:00 p.m.. you can watch live coverage here on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. all this week beginning at 7:00 p.m.. c-span is featuring reruns of q&a. tonight, alan maimon talks about his book spotlighting a small town and appalachia. he discusses the impact of the closing of co-mines, the opioid epidemic and flooding have had on the community. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcast on our free c-span now at. pp. what we do know is there were three different objects shot down over the weekend, friday, saturday and sunday by the u.s. military. what we know is not much beyond that other than where they were shot down. on friday over alaska, saturday up in canada, and sunday over lake huron. officials are not really rea

. >> alan jope speaking to me this morning after posting results. there were three real take aways, joumanna, that stood out from the conversation. one is pricing past peak inflation, but not yet at peak pricing. expect more price increases to come two, margins this is linked to pricing. the company said they were willing to let margins go back and eat the cost input pressures. now they are looking to expand margins from here to expect improvement this year. on brand performance, i thought it would be interesting to learn if they are seeing customers trade down and feeling wallets pinched. he said there is no strong evidence of down trading some customers are trading down. premium portfolio is doing well. overall, pretty resilient. >> in davos, i asked similar questions in he has seen a change in what consumers are looking to buy with the cost of living crisis. he said at the end of the day, you still need to wash your hair and hands and clothes, right people are still buying the staples. there hasn't been as much down trading as he thought. on the

morning. >>> euronext posted 1.42 billion euro for the year with the adjusted ebita the exchange group says the consolidation drove the more than 9% jump in revenue. >>> one stock we are watching closely today is adidas. let me bring you a screen shot of how the stock is performing down 10.5% 41% down over the last year. what is the catalyst the company has warned that it could swing to a loss this year. operating losses could amount to 700 million euro should it fail to sell the inventory of yeez yeyeezy shoes. the sportswear maker cut ties with the rapper over the anti-semitic remarks he made li. this is coming at a time when adidas is coming to headwinds. this is the fourth profit warning they issued in addition to some of the unsold inventory. they had exited the russian business and chinese consumption slowing down with the zero covid policy last year. >> it feels like a perfect storm for adidas just how big of the impact yeezy has on adidas. it is important to dwell on the scale of the i beliempact. in the release, the company said the impact of not selling with the revenue of 1.2 bil

avalanche warnings have been posted until tomorrow morning. but that is going to be a continuing issue across the sierra nevada. it is just been a tremendous year for snow in the high country. we've got some more storms that are likely to dump a ton of snow here in the coming days. that said we've got blizzard warnings continue across parts of the 17 national park and then you get up and across the foothills again. we've got winter storm warnings up there through tonight into early tomorrow morning. and then we've already got a watch posted across the sierra nevada across the great lake tahoe area. we're talking about that storm system beginning to come in on sunday. another one, then a series of storms rolling through maybe dumping another 3 to maybe 7 feet of snow during that period. so there's a long way to go. you've got to be really careful. traveling up the high country at this time of year, especially this year up there on the next couple days or you go your temperatures going to stay very, very cold. snow showers for tomorrow. it will

blue. on instytutskaya and actually that yesterday facebook reminded me er reminded me this morning when i postedso so on the 19th on the 20th and er i was i was actually on the maidan just like that from 19-20 it was yes and i just remember how people decreased a little in the morning and yes, it was somewhat restless, but then the sun rises and the first rays of the sun in kyiv rise a little later, but it still rises and the first rays of the sun are already here. such a new hope, but everyone understood that already well, there will be some kind of bloody, bloody denouement. it was obvious, that is, it was all tension , the air was hanging . kherson oblast is ukraine glory to ukraine glory to the heroes what is the news in kherson oblast now, what is the situation in kherson do you know the situation in kherson continues to be steadily tense and not only in kherson a and in general on the right bank part of kherson oblast which the occupiers are constantly shelling from the left bank of the dnieper so far occupied yesterday, the occupiers struck one of the forces, and the burgunk itself was hi

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mornings. >> we posted a link on our website to the doctors twitter thread, explaining when he masks and howou can check that out on kpix.com. >>> there is a push to revitalize emphasis goes entertainment and theater arts district. there is no shortage of impressive performances happening in the bay area to entice people to come on back in. like this one, the world premier of the play cashed out at the san francisco playhouse is written by and features an all-native american indigenous cast. for two of the members, it is also an opportunity to weave together the story of family and traditions on and off the stage. >> i guess you would call it a happy ending. it's a hopeful ending. >> reporter: cashed out is a story about a family. >> three generations of women on the healy river in the reservation, basket makers. >> reporter: featuring an all- native and indigenous cast focusing on the struggles of keeping tradition alive. >> actually telling stories that are written by natives for natives and having natives tell them is really important. >> reporter: it is even more special because he gets

morning. after stabilization with the nasdaq post a gain of 0.13%. the s&p closing slightly lower in terms of the day ahead, we are looking out for u.s. quarter 4 estimate and jobless claims due out. kansas city fed manufacturing for february and host of central bank speakers due to deliver comments something else to look out for today. that is it for the show. i'm julianna tatelbaum >> i'm joumanna bercetche. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart... efficient... agile... and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just $39 a month, with no contract, and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest, reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. at cnbc. here is the top "five@5. we begin with stocks trying to stake a comeback d

bob pisani, post to post this morning. >>> let's turn to emerging markets.t guest says they're the perfect place to look for bargains with pe ratio at attractive levels. joining us on the phone, mobius capitals founder mark mobius it's great to have you back. how do you describe the picture in em given all of the hand-wringing going on stateside with regard to the fed >> looks good, actually. it's interesting to note that while the fed is considering raising rates, a lot of emerging market countries are lowering rates. i'm hearing -- they're looking to lower their rate, brazil is lowering rates some other countries as well so, it's very interesting to see how this all played out. but in these emerging countries because of the ukraine war, it's beneficial with countries importing oil from russia at a lower price, of course, than they were paying before. so it's very interesting to see what's happening in these countries. i would say the outlook for emerging markets looks pretty good for this year. >> what do you buy with that kind of back drop? >> well, we ar

this morning it posted a narrower than expected fourth quarter loss, that's good, a revenue beat, that's plus it reaffirmed its goal of hitting positive free cash flow many 2025. that's good. the wild swing does bring up the question, how can a stock be 7% more valuable right after the report's are release and 13-14% lower now, and what does the future hold for investors betting on streaming platform? let's ask cofounder and ceo david gandler live in a fox business exclusive. at first blush, investors really liked the positive free cash flow promise, but when they realized how you were able to keep that to promise. >> yeah. well, first of all, we beat, as you said, top and bottom line. it was a really solid 2022 in the fourth quarter, even stronger. it was a great finish to the year. we raised capital. we raised clash 68 million -- $68 million this morning. you know, as you may already know, there are a lot of companies that have a very similar profile that require more cash, and we wanted to the make sure we remove any existential risk as it relates to achieving our plan in 2025. so we

quick something else you can address this something that good for the president this morning "washington postbc news put out a poll that said 62% of people this is more than answer this for president trump will be dissatisfied or angry if biden was reelected. he has got a lot of things. >> is a lot of african-americans who fill a similar way. look at polling people don't want to see him reelected anything for good reason. your talk about hunter biden's bumbling business deals but never found somebody bumbling and business deals making millions of dollars a year when five or thousand dollar paintings with no history of being a. this is a legitimate issue it says it keeley's heel hunter biden did have ownership stake in the classified documents think about the letters they put out for i heard about it they're trying to weaponize the federal government against those folks that were involved. not saying it was manipulated what's manipulated data? did we hear anything about that its russian disinformation or it's now my laptop. they have a big issue on their hands. think the house republicans, tha

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "pittsburgh postte" reports fetterman remains hospitalized. the 53-year-old was taken to a hospital wednesday after feeling lightheaded during a senate democratic retreat in washington. a spokesman said tests show fetterman did not have a new stroke, but he is being monitored for signs of a seizure. he suffered a stroke last may during his campaign and also had surgery to implant a pacemaker with a defibrillator. >>> and "the new york times" says ten former nfl players filed a federal class-action lawsuit claiming they were shortchanged on disability benefits. they're accusing commissioner roger goodell and the disability board of denying payouts for injuries they sustained while playing. they also claim that doctors who examined players for the disability plan were rewarded with more cases when they denied claims. the nfl said its disability plan is fair. >>> still will to come, a giant in pop music. we remember composer burt bacharach. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ rich, indulgent chocolate with

. >> 7.30 friday morning, caltrans district 5 posting this video highway 17 close. >> and you can see it's still snowing. >> pretty heavy. the snow kept the highway closed for much of the day. leaving drivers stranded at the higher altitudes. we're experiencing snow. >> with multiple vehicle spinouts at the lower altitudes. heavy rains feel pretty lucky to see it, it's been a mess that's for sure yet. buck says he left his los gatos home in the morning. not expecting any delays hanging out here with my dog on a. >> just hang out you know, trying to kill time not nothing. much. just keep my eyes open. trying wait for the road to open back up. >> the road open just before 3 in the afternoon, caltrans worked to clear the snow and push the trees on the side of the road. but in downtown felton, clear, sunny skies, parker, an indigo mccurley stepped out for lunch after dealing with the snow. you're just going to drive down to the beach and go look at the surf. but i wasn't expecting it to also snow here. so we're pretty near here. so it's pretty surprising being from cleveland and chicago.

morning. video posted on citizen app shows barricades surrounding goes body across from snow park as oakland police investigated, police say the driver of this town or white, mini cooper never stopped after hitting the victim . i enjoyed his regular walk from oakland's chinatown was a retired taiwanese government official who celebrated his 1/100 birthday in november. his wife died in january. everybody should know him. he lived over 100 because he keeps exercise. he takes care of himself. very sad. number one, you know, someone you know who can live 200 carl chan, president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce says because of mobility issues, the elderly are particularly vulnerable to being hit by cars and being a senior is quite sad. and unfortunately we have seen many pedestrian fatalities all involved if our seniors definitely seen like a lot of people try to, like, make this right turn or left turn and then they don't see the pedestrians. crystal wang lives near the corner and enjoys walking her dog kona in the neighborhood. it's so sad to think that somebody could see that and see wha

morning. video posted on citizen app shows barricades surrounding goes body across from snow park as oakland police investigated, police say the driver of this town or white, mini cooper never stopped after hitting the victim. i enjoyed his regular walk from oakland's chinatown. he was a retired taiwanese government official who celebrated his 1/100 birthday in november. his wife died in january. everybody should know him. he lived over 100 because he keeps exercise. he takes care of himself. very sad. number one. you know someone you know who can live 200. carl chan, president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce, says because of mobility issues, the elderly are particularly vulnerable to being hit by cars and being a senior is quite sad, and unfortunately , we have seen many pedestrian fatalities is all involved with our seniors. definitely seen like a lot of people try to, like, make this right turn or left turn and then they don't see the pedestrians. crystal wang lives near the corner and enjoys walking her dog kona in the neighborhood. it's so sad to think that somebody could see that

she reacted this morning by posting on his instagram, "wishing you only wonderful things in this new chapter in your life." brady's selfie video, it appears that he's here in miami beach where he is reportedly spending $70,000 a month to rent a high-end luxury condo. problems we should all have, neil. >> trace: he can afford it. the question have asked, why now? brady himself had to reinforce the point earlier. take a look. >> i'm retiring for good. i know the process was a pretty big deal last time. so when i woke up, i figured i just press record and let you guys know first. so i won't be long-winded. you get one super emotional retirement essay and i used that up last year. so -- >> neil: so what are we to think of that? doug eldridge, does he mean it? so many fans saying look, you're one of the best quarterbacks out there at 45. you can keep doing this for years if you wanted to. apparently this time he means it. do you think he really means it? >> well, there can be no doubt that he's the ponce de leon of professional sports. nobody has ever carried on at this level of this age.

rain, but the bigger story is going to be the very cold air coming in on wednesday morning freeze watch has been postedsday morning. i think wednesday thursday we get some blows very cold for us this time of year. fifties sixties on the temps today fog sun breezy to windy tomorrow cloud it up some light rain late, then very cold wednesday and thursday morning, dave alright, steve time 5 17, the san francisco arts commission, offering relief funds to painters and organizations who were affected by our recent storms. the program will award up to $2500 for artists. $5000 to nonprofit arts and cultural organizations that suffered damage to their properties. these granted specifically for flood damage applications are being accepted through february. well another company owned by elon musk, facing a federal investigation coming up the allegations against his tech company, the one that's working on implanting chips in human brains and a woman seeking a therapeutic massage says she felt violated and coming up more for our interview with her about the lawsuit against the business in burlingame. this week is yo

monday morning we're live post super bowl. then tuesdays we're going to the border in yuma, arizona. there is some interesting things happening in yuma with regard to the border and immigration. we'll bring it to you tuesday morning. >> dana: have a great time. harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. jarring new information on how huge china's spacecraft program, a whole program, really is. five continents, 40 countries are seeing balloons like we saw in our skies and the federal government slow rolled a briefing on the vessel that was in our skies for more than a week. members of congress are finally getting some info. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." intelligence, defense and state department officials right now briefing all members of the senate on the china spy craft that flew over u.s. airspace or into it last week. all house members got a briefing about two hours ago. they have had a chance to go through some of that material more in detail. it is the senate

they reopen tuesday morning at 5:00. caltrans postedse pictures where you can see the crews working last weekend, as well. lanes reopened on time. after this weekend, one more weekend closure scheduled. southbound lanes are not affected. bart crews began replacing more than one mile of track. no trains are running through the rockridge and lafayette station on the yellow line. bart has a bus bridge available for passengers. all of it part of the project to replace 7200 feet of worn out rail. network wraps up after monday. on monday, president's day, bart will be running sent -- running saturday service on all lines. parking free on monday, except for the -- stations because they own and operate those parking lots. it is one for the books. a library francisco. people in one neighborhood no longer have to go to the library to grab a good read. taking a live look outside. looking nice and clear. if you are ready for an early preview of spring, we will see a big bump in temperatures. spencer talks about that and the accuweather forecast up

. >> 7.30, friday morning, caltrans district 5 posting this video highway 17 close. >> and you can see it's still snowing pretty heavy. >> the snow kept the highway closed for much of the day. leaving drivers stranded at the higher altitudes. we're experiencing snow. >> with multiple vehicle spinouts at the lower altitudes. heavy rains feel pretty lucky to see it, it's been a mess that's for sure that saunders buck says he left his los gatos home in the morning. not expecting any delays hanging out here with my dog on a. >> just hang out you know, trying to kill time and not nothing. much. just keep my eyes open. trying wait for the road to open back up. >> the road open just before 3 in the afternoon. caltrans work to clear the snow and push the trees on the side of the road. but in downtown felton, clear, sunny skies, parker, an indigo mccurley stepped out for lunch after dealing with the snow. we're just going to drive down to the beach and go look at the surf. but i wasn't expecting it to also snow here. so we're pretty near here. so it's pretty surprising being from cleveland and

monday morning we're live post super bowl. in yuma, arizona. there is some interesting things happening in yuma with regard to the border and immigration. we'll bring it to you tuesday morning. >> dana: have a great time. harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. jarring new information on how huge china's spacecraft program, a whole program, really is. five continents, 40 countries are seeing balloons like we saw in our skies and the federal government slow rolled a briefing on the vessel that was in our skies for more than a week. members of congress are finally getting some info. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." intelligence, defense and state department officials right now briefing all

saturday morning when we made the post about that one incident, started getting a flood of different people experiencing similar things. >> reporter: meade required eight stitches for the gash above her eye and suffered numerous cuts and bruises. she no longer feels safe to ride her bike and just wants to know why this happened. >> what those kids did was really unforgivable and i really would like to know who they are and i'd like to be able to look them in the eye. i think that would just be helpful for my own kind of sense of closure. >> reporter: the east bay bike party later discovered the silver sedan was reported stolen. the cases are being handled by both the oakley and berkeley police departments. >> there is a ride in solidarity for the victims of these car attacks in the east b on sunday the weland b.a.r.t. station. >>> across the bay, an emotional day in court for the san francisco man accused of running a drug lab that blew up his house on and killed his wife in the sunset. a strict home detention was granted for 53-year-old darron price. price did not enter a plea to fe

morning newsstand. >>> the "new york post" reports murdaugh searched online for a restaurant minutes after finding the bodies of his wife and son. murdaugh is on trial for allegedly murdering the two in 2021. according to a timeline presented at trial, murdaugh's phone records show he searched for a restaurant while still at the crime scene. it was almost 15 minutes after the first officer arrived. murdaugh has pleaded not guilty. >>> and cnn says ohio will open a health clinic today as reports of health problems pile up. the department of health will set up shop in this church. the clinic will care for people in need. residents have reported respiratory problems, rashes, and other symptoms after a freight train carrying toxic materials derailed more than two weeks ago in east palestine. the epa says test shows the air and water are safe, but residents are concerned. >> i've got to move because i'm not safe being here. there's no way we are safe being here. >> federal medical teams will be in ohio this week. at the request of the state's governor, epa director michael regan is reportedly headed back t

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the st. louis postho served nearly 28 years in prison was freed after a missouri judge overturned his murder conviction. >> ordered that the motion o the circuit attorney of the 22nd judicial circuit filed herein for the benefit of lamar johnson is granted. [ cheers ] >> 50-year-old lamar johnson walked out of a st. louis courthouse yesterday to cheers. he had been sentenced to life in prison for the 1994 murder of a man. johnson said he was with his girlfriend at the time and has always maintained his innocence. a key witness later recanted his testimony, and another inmate confessed to the killing. >>> the "associated press" says u.s. authorities arrested four more people in connection with the assassination of haitian president moise. >> agents arrested the four men on criminal complaints filed by my office that were unsealed today. this brings the number of defendants charged in the united states with roles in the assassination to 11. >> moise was shot 12 times at his home in haiti in 2021. prosecut

morning. disney has announced it will cut 7,000 jobs as part of an effort to cut $5.5 billion in costs. it marks the most significant action from ceo bob iger since he returned to his post now is cnbc's morgan brennan. morgan, walk us through disney's moves and what we heard from the ceo on cnbc this morning. >> it was quite the morning here, lindsey. significant is a good word for it. a major quote, unquote transformation, a mere three months into his renewed tenure as ceo of the media and entertainment giant. disney will be, in addition to the layoffs and billions in cost cuts, organizing into three divisions, entertainment, espn and parks and experiences segment. the idea, give more power to content executives, put greater emphasis on sports media, and take actions that will make the disney plus streaming platform, which is currently losing money, as is the case with so many other streaming platforms across the industry, profitable. so in a wide ranging roughly 35-minute interview on "squawk on the street," he discussed some of the ways that disney is going to tighten its belt, including a more targeted, more discerned approach to how it spends on content. take a lis

. >> shannon: something else, this morning the "washington post" put out poll that said 62% of peopleanswered this for former president trump, would be dissatisfied or angry if biden was re-electioned. he has a lot oo manage right now. >> a lot of african americans feel a similar way, look at polling, they don't want to see him re-elected and i think for good reason. talking about hunter biden bumbling business deals, never found something bumbling in business deals making millions per year and $500,000 on painting. this is his achilles heel, considering the fact hunter biden had ownership stake in the house classified documents were found in, joe biden's classified documents and number of other scenario at play when you think about the letters. it felt like they were trying to weaponize the federal government against folks involved not saying it was manipulated data. did we hear anything about that? russian disinformation or now my laptop. they have a big issue on their hands, house republicans that committee that is set to investigate joe biden, have a real job on their hands. >> th

look at the post this morning. mine, finally admitting that the laptop is in fact hunter biden's with all of the evidence of influence peddling. we have been connecting the dots here to the hunter biden influence peddling all of the tens of millions of dollars this families has taken in from adversaries like china to the classified document scan car. >> it's an incredible mess. by the way, two things happened that make it a much bigger headache for the white house. one, that elon musk now owns twitter and so all this stuff is now public. it wasn't -- it can't be suppressed. the mainstream media could ignore i at l it. at least on twitter we're seeing the revelations. i'm worried they'll bungle the hearings and investigations but i really do think the american people are learning so much now about the corruption here and the whole brand of biden is his honesty and straightforwardness and, boy, has that been torched. i think it really has. you could see it in the polling. thank heavens, because he was never honest in

then at 6:00 in the morning go to this fucking post office for 10,000 a month then to hoping to go to home in order to earn some money. and you two friends every evening offer me to get drunk in the trash, you yourself are not tired. carries seryoga well, i think you can't wait anymore. great. bought yours you as now normally stable with us. yes, i didn’t come to the house, we will sell it in a mortgage in the city. a disgusting life, because his whole life is all his thoughts. it's thinking about a piece of bread. in his impoverished worthless hopeless life. and the light in the window is to volunteer , not because you want to defend your homeland and you understand why you are going there, but because you will buy a car with the money. and those who did not go with you will just thump further, but these people can. allow for this work. i don't know these people. i don't know these companies. i don’t know who did it, and i don’t care about it , i care about something else, what the person who does this should think about me, who is watching this, than he should consider me. what a fr

groundhog day because tom brady announced he's retiring again. [ laughter ] that's right, this morning, tom brady postedotional video announcing his retirement from football. if you haven't seen it yet, here it is >> good morning, guys. i'll get to the point right away i'm retiring for good. >> jimmy: that's nice. don't worry, brady will be okay based on the deserted landscape behind him, i think he landed a role on "the last of us. [ laughter ] yeah, everyone got emotional watching the heartfelt message, even bill belichick's shirt holes grew three sizes today [ laughter ] what an amazing career brady played for 23 seasons. yeah [ cheers ] he was around for -- yeah. amazing. [ cheers and applause he was around for a long time. let's just say brady was the only active nfl player to see "top gun" 1 and 2 in theaters. [ laughter ] yep, brady is done and in a related story tickets to next year's buccaneer's game are now free [ laughter ] some more big news today, the fbi searched president biden's beach house in delaware for classified documents first, they searched near biden's corvette, now they're searc

uh, it's especially hard, but we've been powering up public post offices since morning.of the issuance of social assistance humanitarian aid began to restore the emergency service immediately after the shelling, first of the rescuers, then the energy system of the kherson region has long been part of the russian one and the ukrainian militants will not be able to permanently disable it, but the damage is already being calculated by the employees of the investigative committee committee as a result of shelling , the transformer was damaged, a significant part of the kherson region was de-energized. in the course of further verification activities of investigative actions. the specific dimensions of the damage caused to the data will be stopped by the hit by the second half of the day of power supply to a significant part of the city and the district of nova kakhovka traffic lights have been restored, apparently the water supply has been restored and the input of the diversion, no matter how hard the ukrainian militants try to intimidate those who remain on the left bank o