so wait to go north dakota. thanks to conservative budgeting, efficient operations, strong revenues and a ton of investment by the private sector that creates all this wealth, guess what. our state this in the best financial shape it has ever ever been. [applause] yes. [applause] on june 30 we closed out the 21 -- 23 biennial record general fund ending balance of nearly one and a half billion dollars for that's a billion with a b for people not familiar with the budgeting process, normally when you plan a budget you try to end the budgeting process with 58 million or 75 million. have a little cushion in there. 1.5 billion. that was our ending balance. we had an estimate it was going to be high. it ended up about 300 million higher than that. so when we were back in the special session -- mike you got this much cash round one of things you might say to yourself is hey, maybe we should give it back to tax payers through tax relief. try to in special session had a bill the got through one of the chambers 91 million

and we have a person from north dakota. did anybody ever hear north dakota? and he's the governor. and i watched him for a long time. he was a very successful man, and he's been an incredible governor. and he's here with catherine as great wife. and i just want to thank you very much for being here. and amanda likes the company. well, gentlemen, it's been an incredible governor. and he's here with catherine, his wife. and i just want to thank you very much for being. and amanda likes to come to fort johnson and johnson. mr. woody johnson. suzanne, thank you very much. for. we also have some people in the audience that are really, really something. if you're a golfer, bryce and dechambeau, he hits a long ball. we love bryson and patrick reed, who won the masters recently and is a great player. wherever you may be in this room. thank you very much. i like golf and i like people that know how to play golf. there aren't too many people that give me. if you like to fight, if you want to fight, you can fight this guy is available, but it's not going to last long. very well. sean strickla

no one in fox wants to live in north dakota, and no one in fox wants to live in west virginia. i have been to both of those beautiful states, more than once, and they have entranced me with their beauty, charm, and their people, but, i for one, couldn't make a living in either one. in fact, most people you see on fox live in new york, where fox was always headquartered, and will always be headquartered. the state of new york has been supporting the federal government from the beginning the first by the collection of tariffs in the largest port in the country, when tariffs were the largest source of the federal government from the revenue first. after the 20th century, in 21st century through the income tax, and more top income tax payers for any other state in the union. the interest highways in the state of alabama were not paid for between the state of alabama. new york city subways are not paid for by the people of alabama, or the taxpayers of north dakota, or the taxpayers of west virginia. it is most dynamic city in human history, and if the laws of new york's force agains

is that what you are going to do exactly maria, i am doing that already put money in north dakota., the states getting the money now. >> you he mentioned ai, i want to ask you about, valuation here because i spoke with ceo of kanter fitzgerald over the weekend lutnick, i asked him with all this euphoria about ai is this a bubble the way dot com was in 90s? watch this. >> of course, it is a dot com bubble, ai, i mean if every show we talk about ai every time, you know it is overblown, but there will be excitement for a while then the excitement will cool. right now nvidia has the ball everybody has a -- infoois ai into business infuse into the business that is great for the business. >> what about that kevin are valuations congestion away from you at this point? >> to bubble? >> i don't agree with him, the productivity ha. bument into market hitting new highs this affects all 11 sectors of the s&p there is probably anywhere between 15 and 30% productivity will there be volatility yes nvidia leaving charts every business i invest there is ai component every week more investment in it

our moderator will be in north dakota governor doug burgum.any of you know him as a presidential candidate -- maybe a few know him as a presidential candidate -- but we all know him as a terrific leading governor with a strong background in i.t.. before his election in 2016, doug helped launch great plains software of the small start up in 1983 to an award-winning tech firm that was acquired by microsoft in 2001. he will be moderating the conversation with software pioneer mark and reason brilliant mind behind netscape. a true trail-blazer today. mark will drive into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence. his take is that ai isn't just sci-fi it's our reality and it's here to supercharge our lives. i went on to chatgpt and asked how i should introduce him into a group of governors. its first take was it wanted me to say that ai, marc andreessen believes that ai is here to save our world. but that was coming from ai so it's a little suspect. nevertheless, we could not have a more thoughtful leader in this area to help us make sure th

the apartment represents all in florida, georgia, north dakota, south carolina, and almost all virginiafarm income has been extraordinarily concentrated with the top 7% of farms, those who generate more than 5:30 thousand in sales on an annual basis. 93% of farms nearly 2 million farms had to share 15%. these are serious issues. and i think it is important for us to reset the notion the only option in american agriculture is to get big or get out. it's time for us to do better for our small and midsized farming operation. this 93% of income. i will survive for the most part by taking a second job. he think we need to create for our farm families ways in which the farm not the farmer create additional income. more new and better market opportunities as a strategy we are investing in an usda. climate smart agriculture and forestry commodities provide value-added opportunity as well as participation in ecosystem markets when new income stream for farms. other manufacturing from agricultural waste credit and other commodity opportunity. renewable energy production only to lower cost but you

the next contest are caucuses in idaho, missouri and north dakota before super tuesday on march 5 win 15 states will hold republican primaries. a look here at the results of michigan's democratic presidential primary. president biden is the declared winner. the next percentage of voters are from people who remain uncommitted. many likely from those protesting president biden's handling of the israel-hamas conflict. the next primary for democrats will be on super tuesday, march 5. you can follow all of the results to each primary and caucus on our website, c-span.org/campaign 2024. wednesy c-span, the supreme cot will hear airrms case on whether toresent bump stock attacks men's then allow it to operate like a fully aau style weapon. that's live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. the houses back at noon for general speeesollowed by legislative business at 2:00. members are considering several ll and the representative elect will be sworn into the house aftewiing a special election in new york's third district earlier this month to replace republican geoe santos, who was expelled from congress dece

the american b-52 bomber had to make an emergency landing in north dakota after one of its engines caught fire during the flight . the cause of the accident at hand. on friday, an american fighter plane crashed during a training flight in the eastern mediterranean sea. the head of the russian investigative committee announced that all ukrainian commanders who they issued the order to shoot down flight 76 and are identified. according to the announcement of the ministry of defense of russia , this plane was shot down by three guided missiles by the armed forces of ukraine a month ago . there were 25 ukrainian prisoners of war who were supposed to be exchanged. russia described the incident as a terrorist attack and emphasized that kiev was on the flight and deliberately shot it down to accuse moscow of killing the ukrainians. in china , the use of electric vehicles that reach a speed of 100 km per hour and can travel up to 170 km with each barge is being considered. taken these small cars have been welcomed by chinese citizens due to their economic small size and the possibility of parking

the greatest privilege of my if life has been serving north dakota in the halls in congress.best job this in all of politics, and the best job is the number -- running for governor. stuart: got it. congressman, we appreciate it. thanks a lot. >>> the supreme court has agreed to review trump's claim of immunity in the special counsel's election interference case. lauren, can you keep this simple, somehow or other? they're lauren bottom line, this potentially and likely pushes the trial if his criminal case until after the election will. stuart: that's it. lauren: so it is a win for trump. the trial was slated for march 4th. so now the supreme court or will take up the case. this is over whether the president has immunity from prosecution in jack smith's federal election interference case. keep following. the justices will consider whether and to what extent a former president can have presidential immunity from criminal prosecution for his conduct in office. trump says you absolutely need it. so the high court, oral arguments likely late april. a decision, likely late june. wh

by the way, you're running for governor of north dakota. congratulations on that race. so it's happening right now, the house is voting this hour on two articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary mayorkas. are the votes there? if republicans can only lose three vote, it looks like maybe congressmen ken buck and tom mcclintock are a name. what's happening now? >> yeah. we have a 2-vote majority. we're working as quick as a we can, and and i commend whip emmer, but we really should vote to impeach secretary mayorkas. i don't think you could have a guy more derelict in his duties than this secretary. elizabeth: so we've got congressman arm a strong weighing in. let's go right to house judiciary chair jim jordan. of it's good to sew you, chairman jordan. >> good to be with you, les. elizabeth what's happening now with the impeachment vote against mayorkas? if. >> well, we'll find out. we'll call the roll and we'll see. that's how legislative bodies work.. i'm like kelly, i think we should impeach secretary mayorkas. he has not enforced the law. he's come in

the next are caucuses in idaho, missouri, and north dakota before super tuesday march 5 when 15 states will hold republican primaries. and a look at the results of michigan's democratic presidential primary. president biden is the declared winner. the next percentage of voters are from people who remain uncommitted, many likely from arab americans protesting his handling of the israel-hamas conflict. the next primaries were democrats will be super, march 5. you can follow all the results to each primary and caucus on c-span.org/campaign2024. >> c-span's washington journal. our live form involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics, and public policy from washington, d.c. and across the country. wednesday morning, poster author discusses political moves of the day and campaign 2024 and axios correspondent talks about his recent interview with hunter biden and previews his deposition with house committee members on capitol hill. washington journal. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. >> republican and de

investigators believe may be connected to more rapes and murders in nevada, north dakota, idaho, oregon >> in hayward, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up, san jose leaders are ramping up efforts to remove homeless residents along the guadalupe river. plus, a financial literacy program for kids is working to close the wealth gap in oakland, one student at a time. and we're going live to las vegas where the odds for super bowl mvp have been released. stick with us. we've got that and much mor >> welcome back to kron. 4 news at 5. and we have for second night in a row, a majestic live look at las vegas. all lit up in the sky is beautiful. just seen said she's getting poured on from 02:00am to 06:00am this morning. but it has cleared

north dakota, idaho, oregon and alaska. only on kron 4 working to close the wealth gap. one student at a time. that's the goal of financial literacy for kids. a program being todd at franklin elementary school oakland. as i found out, kids are using what they learned to create their own businesses and even help out their parents. >> this about $4. i saved $26. a credit card is type where you borrow card much. it's credit cards and savings accounts, not your average conversation. with a 10 year-old be able invest in bonds and stocks. but at franklin elementary in oakland, that's exactly what these 5th graders are discussing. their warning about investing and saving and budgeting and avoiding, you know, bad valerie chapman is a former banker who transitioned education several years ago. she blunder 2 passions to create financial literacy for kids. children of color traditionally left behind in terms of disrupt so that kids, kids here oakland have an opportunity financial lessons range from basic money management and identifying needs versus wants all the way to learning ab

eventually. ahead is that the last head of a storm is this one here is circulating the snow to north dakota and rain of thoughts to the great lakes. now carry on. moving slow to east was during friday fridays are fairly dry picture through california. as you'll notice, i'm sure there's a welcome relief. 2016 degrees in headlight for this asked very strongly whether recently in cuba. so have on their soul some funding enough to get the ra, the rest, a graph that you'll notice that rate is move on. and the full cost is for to be of the small arrives the caribbean and what's happening. so trade winds complete the wrong direction. so whether is completely different to what you might expect to the damage in the caribbean, south america, we've had some big chiles recently. they could be repeats as file se, se, brazil, on the heat, but it was more that's going to be an option to, you know, the, the latest news as it breaks. they have actually came to the civilian medical facility and what seems to be a target to assess the nation with detailed coverage. this is not the only school that has been ta

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police believe he also spent time in nevada, north dakota, idaho and alaska. >> we believe there may be other families and other agencies looking for closure in decades old cases, and we have shared information regarding farnham and his mode of operation through official law enforcement databases. >> in the meantime, the families are finding some solace in the solving of these cases. >> i cannot express my gratitude enough for the police department . all of them worked extremely hard to bring closure to our family. >> tara campbell abc seven news. now to breaking news on the peninsula where a muni bus has crashed in daly city. >> you see it here? it went over the sidewalk somehow and stopped between a traffic pole and a tree happened along the 14 and 14 hour line at mission and flournoy streets. the sfmta says to expect delays. obviously, that entire intersection is currently blocked. there is no information about what exactly caused the crash or whether there are any injuries is. >> starting next week, alameda county will get help prosecuting suspects in violent crimes. governor new

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. >> ainsley: north dakota, 370 acres in august of 2023, last august, 270 acres in michigan, 60 milesory and the largest training facility. chinese companies bought 140,000 acres near laughlin air force base. >> brian: mike gallagher named by kevin mccarthy focused on china and the threat and they outlined it yesterday. little disagreement, now he has to act. will he get legislation and people and money to fight the problem? >> ainsley: and tiktok, they say, our kids don't have tiktok. >> brian: wray, say it should be banned, it should be banned. >> ainsley: lawrence is back outside a new migrant facility in boston talking to outraged residents. he is next. >> great they want to help the immigrants, what about the americans and people already here that don't have jobs, don't have homes and are sleeping on the street already. (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere. jordan's sore nose let out a fiery sneeze, so dad grabbed puffs plus lotion to soothe her with ease. puffs plus lotion is gentle on sensitive skin and locks in moisture to provide soothing

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. >> ainsley: we have d.c., north dakota, super tuesday. curious to see if tudor dixon is right, this might be a trend. will this be a college town thing going forward? southern border, president biden expected to visit brownsville, texas tomorrow as migrant shifts west to california. >> brian: the migrant crisis. fox news learned only 12 have been apprehended in the city in the last 24 hours. why go to a place where there is no action if you want to find out what the problem is. griff jenkins, why is he going there? >> griff: good question and good morning, where i am standing right here is camp monument, nine months ago in may of 2023, this was ground zero. there is one piece of tape i want to show you this, this is texas dps along the river at camp monument throwing rope to migrants, some of whom drown and lost their lives because they couldn't stop it at the time. with miles of razor wire and reinforcement, that has stopped, gone from life saving to stopping the crossings along with coordination with border patrol. here is what was said

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but so does north dakota have those attributes or oklahoma or west virginia or montana or tennessee.y are all the same. they are all competing. these centers cost $4.2 billion. now, where am i going to go? this has nothing to do with politics. why would i take the risk the regulatory risk in new york in addition to the fact as you pointed out it's got the highest taxes in the country, the most punitive regulatory environment very hard to get permits and clearly people are questioning whether you can work with government there. the governor herself made a plea asking investors don't worry about this. it's just this kind of investor that we charge half a billion dollars for. well, i'm sorry, we're all listening to that saying no. no. no, no, no, no, no. you have to figure this out for yourself as a state. because the money is quietly going to the other states that's where my 4.2 billion is going. it's going somewhere else. >> pete: you say no. we want governments of laugh not governments of men deciding what those laws are. that's just a business take as you have given so well. kevin,

you look ahead, 184 delegates up for grabs in south carolina tonight and michigan, idaho, d.c., north dakotaesday a whopping 874 delegates for grabs on the big day we are looking forward to end a week saying she will fight through them so you got georgia, hawaii, mississippi, washington in addition to super tuesday states holding the contest in the month of march are you following this? is a lot coming in the next month or so. if you do the math is a room here at fox did, it looks like the earliest possible date for trump to fully take the gop nomination would be march 12 and that's not a guarantee but spitball and look at pulling and that sort of thing, early to mid march could be the moment he goes from the overwhelming front runner to the presumptive nominee at which time change substantively. >> we talk about today is whether nikki haley got a few points more or less then 40 points her own home state. when you look forward to super tuesday, the only place you might do better in his utah or virginia but pulling there and i am very skeptical especially this early, especially in primaries,

that's the population of alaska on north dakota, south dakota and vermont that will have to be cleanedt, rounded up and deported. it is an industrial size scale problem. stuart: one of the largest migrations in history. appreciate it. ashley, come on in. i want to know what the governor of south dakota is doing to help with the border crisis. ashley: we are not talking canada but the southern border, she is sending national guard troops as south dakota becomes the latest state to send help to the southern border. the governor said this. the border is a war zone, we are sending soldiers, it would be construction of a wall for illegal immigrants, doug -- drug cartels and human trafficking into the united states of america. 60 south dakota soldiers will be deployed to texas in the spring on a rolling basis over a 3-month period, from texas governor greg abbott, texas continues to build razor wire barriers on the southern border which is defying a supreme court position, backing abbott in his standoff. stuart: south carolina's republican primary this saturday, nikki haley refuses to drop o

it is something we know about in north dakota. we need to make sure that the heat comes on when it is 70 degrees below, windchill. we do not make wind turbines, because it is incredibly expensive to heat them. and why would they? the average lifespan of a wind turbine is 20 years. anybody have any idea what the average repower of a wind farm is? 10 years. anyone know why? because that is when the repower tax credit kicks in. we create these policies. ms. pridemore, you said the responsibility ends with you. i just wish we didn't have to tie one hand behind your back all the time. 37.6% natural gas, 14.2% nuclear, 8.3% wind, 5% solar, that is today. when it is 70 below zero, there is none. no wind. coal and natural gas. mr. houston, when you talk about quality of energy, we do this so often and i will be the first one to admit, republicans were late to the game. we were late on carbon, climate change, we were late on all of those things. now we take on the buzzwords and the catchwords. the problem with all of the above, it only wor

obviously texas and florida started the war on woke, but other states, tennessee, north carolina, north dakotae on and this is happening also in board rooms; right. seeing more and more pushback from companies and governments. axios reporting that 21 states, almost half the country, have considered a dei law. ashley: very interesting. all right, now here's something i never thought i'd have to say, comedian larry david is apologizing to elmo from sesame street. obviously the biggest story of the day. lauren, what did he do that prompted l apology? lauren: it happened on nags mall morning television. the today show and elmo was there checking in to see how everybody was feeling, mental health awareness when larry david came over and i don't know if he squeezed elmo or strangled him but the anchor said, larry, you've got to apologize. watch here. >> oh my gosh. you love elmo, don't you. >> ash permission before you touch people, larry. >> elmo. >> larry. >> i just want to apologize. >> thank you, larry. i'll cassioppi cement your apology, larry. lauren: doesn't seem sincere and that wasn't suppo

the big winner in fort yates in north dakota, they are building a terminal, the first building the dotts out. right now you wait outside. >>> and then the gang of eight is talking about a threat coming out of russia. many say it's some development in space-based weapons. the head of the house and jake sullivan reassuring americans not to worry. >> we just want to assure everyone steady hands are at the wheel and we are working on it and there's no need for alarm. >> i am confident and stand here at this podium and look you in the eye and say with confidence we believe we are, we will and are protecting the united states -- >>> donald trump has a hearing in new york city involving hush payments. the judge said it will start in late march, so this is the first of four criminal trials that trump will face. we just got that word into the news room. this will be the first. trump does not have to attend today's hearing but he's there. just down the street from what is happening in new york is the other new york city trial, the civil one, where trump, his sons and their company have already b

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even in montana, north dakota, south dakota. some of these are red states. oklahoma?t's going on? >> governors have to step in to say we'll remove dei. ron desantis has made good efforts if florida. you are having republican controlled legislation and governors not doing the appropriate work to say we're going to be merit based and grade kids on performance. >> bill: western oregon put out a statement. insure students who met the core competencies graduate and provide every student an opportunity to be successful. they are saying they don't want people to fail. what happens when you leave school? >> exactly. the point i was making. not just western oregon. it is schools like yale and harvard that have this ridiculous grade inflation so that when you hire a student in this day and age out of these elite ivy league institutions they're not cracked up to what they are supposed to be cracked up to be. as a result, the entire system -- you mentioned dei. you know what this is? this is back door dei. we've seen recently employers are getting scared of what the law is saying

go to texas -- go to north dakota, oklahoma, west virginia, these are winner states.y: i think a lot of people are doing with their businesses and families as well. kechi we were quoting yesterday associated press could not find another case like this in 70 years. under this law, the application of this law in new york have you ever seen anything like we just witnessed from this judge and this ag? >> no i never have and frankly you know what's occurred all around the world with developers look at this and -- don't understand why this complaint was brought forward in the first place and my own opinion is this will be overturned eventually somewhere it has to be because this is so damaging to business in new york. i mean, this -- stands up on the -- it did stand up it could basically tell you as an investor to avoid this jurisdiction because of the unstable policy. it's wrong in every way. i don't know how an arbitrary amount of 355 million was assigned to this or why you would ban this particular developer from developing for three years. forget about the trump factor

investigators believe may be connected to more rapes and murders in nevada, north dakota, idaho, oregon and alaska. >> in hayward, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> up next, a tree crashes into a home in napa splitting that building in 2. we'll talk folks who are inside. plus, senators are making a last-ditch effort to try to revive a bill to send aid to some of our international allies. first, though, we're going to vegas where the odds for the super bowl mvp all righ now just days away from super bowl. 58 in one of the biggest questions besides, of course. >> who's going to win is who's going to be the star player, the mvp. krystal rich is our mvp this week. she's live again for us outside allegiant stadium to talk about some of the top candidates for the award. chris, still a lot of money being bet on this. >> absolutely. my guy grant, thank you so much. i accept that mvp award. however, what we're talking about, the big game, neither team has had really any individuals come out and make the game all about them. this is all a team effort, but let's be real at the end of the super

she previously served as executive vice president of planned parenthood in minnesota, north dakota, andu very much for being here. it's so fascinating that the situation in alabama has illuminated what republicans have actually been up to in the senate and the house for a while now. that they are hell-bent to ban abortion and they can't walk away from what their pass actions have been when it comes to banning in vitro fertilization. as you just went through, there are so many examples of how they have said, basically, our judgments, our judges, our politicians should be the ones deciding what happens to women's bodies and their lives. it's laughable that they think they need a message memo to explain to them that americans want to be able to make these massive decisions by themselves. here, they don't have a message problem. they have a policy problem thatm no message memo is going to fix. >> on an beecher for a za'shawn -- republicans are, you know, now running away from everything they had said, every position they've taken on in the past because it's only now getting attention. is th

i go to oklahoma, north dakota, west virginia. governor stit, my staff has met with hem.ivate equity firm or any pension fund would touch new york? no. and that is why new yorkers should be concerned. the fine people of new york should ask themselves, why are we such a loser state? how are we going to a tract business? it's not just the existing businesses that are fleeing to texas and florida. what about new money like i'm talking about, a $4 billion data center? now a chance i'd put that in new york. zero probability. never. they have a lot of work to do to find themselves getting out of this situation. this is all occurred post pandemic. winner states versus loser states. look at tennessee. fastest growing city, nashville. winner state. you have to think about this in the context of winners and losers. new york, megaloser state. >> neil: what did you of 0 of kathy hochul saying this is a unique one and done. if you're doing what you should be doing, you have nothing to worry about. they're very worried about it. >> we're worried. every investor is worried because where

i say go to florida, go to texas, go to north dakota, oklahoma, west virginia, these are winter statestomi: let's hope we can win some states. does this bode well for places like florida as kevin o'leary said, are the businesses going to look at this and say it's time to go to a free state. >> i remember posing this question to jason yesterday whether the ruling would have a chilling effect on other developers and financiers, donald trump certainly is not the first person to use the tactics to get better loan rates and more favorable conditions. i think people are going to look at other places, why wouldn't they. i want to go back to the new york times calling the truckers violent. there is basically stating a boycott. i want to call out the new york times we seen plenty of protest in the last six months, pro-palestinian protest shutting down major train stations in the city, shutting down entrances to universities where jewish students and other students are trying to enter and intimidating people, where was the new york times calling out the protesters as being violent. >> and entire

saturday in michigan, idaho and missouri as well as republican primaries in washington, d.c. and north dakota, and then on super tuesday, 17 states and territories hold primaries, and that includes california for more than 870. republican delegates are at stake. one week from today on that super tuesday here in california, voters will be deciding who to send to washington in with some very rare openings for bay area congressional seats. ktvu political reporter greg lee has a look at the generational changes that are coming when bay area voters have their votes counted on super tuesday, they will see a changing of the guard . >> longtime bay area representatives either retiring or running for new offices and taking with them decades of experience. that's that's a lot of, uh, brain power. >> people know who the district know how to get things done in congress. you're we're losing that. >> it began with congresswoman jackie speier, who chose not to run in 2022 after 15 years in the house. oakland representative barbara lee is running for senate, vacating the position she's held for 26 years. and

republican senator of north dakota, meanwhile, called the impeachment push, quote, obviously dead on arrival and the worst dumbest exercise and use of time. senate majority leader chuck schumer called it a new low for house republicans. the measure expected to be defeated quickly. mayorkas in now danger of losing his job. joining us now white house reportr for the associated press. darlene, good to see you this morning. republicans, this was a blasantly political move. they got what they wanted by the slimmest of margeps. it seems democrats and particularly the biden campaign are seizing upon this in an attack pointing to republicans saying, look what they're wasting their time as opposed to doing the people's bidding. we heard the president yesterday focused on the security package and particularly with ukraine. >> that's right, jonathan. we are hearing the president and white house use this to say they're not doing the people's business. you may remember last week republicans in congress killed the border bill that took four months for a bipartisan group of senators to negotiate af

but so does oklahoma, north dakota, west virginia. so where do i go?ld i even take a 1% risk with what's going on in new york? why don't i just go where the governors in the case of burgum or justice are pro business? they ran businesses. they don't do this to companies. they know the damage will happen. so that's why i said, there's winner states and loser states. right now and i used to think californias the number 1 loser state. top of the charts, pick of the pops, it's new york. number 1 loser state in america. >> martha: you know, you walk up and down the streets -- it has come back fairly well since covid. but there's a lot of danger on the streets. there's a lot of reasons for people not to want to come here. you know, they should be enticing companies, giving them tax breaks to open businesses new york. they're doing the opposite. look at what happened at gucci the other day. a bright sunny afternoon. watch what happens. there's no audio on a this. basically watch this. this guy is like okay, i'm in the door. he starts taking roller suitcases,

forthright and conservative and great news like florida and texas and tennessee and south dakota north dakotaed state withs great already business-friendly practices and codes. this is a great time to consider moving to somewhere much better than new york if you want to do business or just want to be a republican. ashley: to protest the trump ruling. do you think that gets any traction? a lot of truck drivers are making a living too and they want to stand in solidarity with president trump and they want to say this is wrong and send a message but fortunately they're livelihood will depend on them making pickups and deliveries and it's said they're in this position and admire their grit and admire their livelihood and sad sate of affairs to be this way. so mice these truckers to want stand up for the former president and send a message. ashley: they don't like their choices on the presidential ballot. what do you think that could do to voter turnout? >> well, i would say this, there's a reason that the biden campaign is investing so much money in their tiktok army of influencers because they k

. >> christina and karl had met in north dakota where carl was stationed in the air force. he was discharged, they came to his home to make a life. >> was she a good fit to the carlson family? >> absolutely, yeah. she would give it out and take it. laugh on the way. >> stand right here, chris. >> they were a cute couple, christina the little cheerleader from california. carl the rough and ready country boy. christina's sister like the way carl made chris laugh. >> they would laugh and joke and he was this big barrel chested guy, and my sister four foot 11. >> he got work at the local quarry and it wouldn't be long before he knew christina had three kids. erin, levi and katie. >> she would be on the floor playing with them or teaching them or instruction them or coddling them. and it wasn't just her kids, it was all of our kids. >> look at those two lovely people over there. >> christina seemed happy, but carl wanted more than a life working in the quarry. christine's father, alexander, offered a ticket out. the job with a future working in his heating and air conditioning c

investigators believe may be connected to more rapes and murders across nevada, north dakota, idaho, oregon. >> and alaska. >> a bay area law firm is suing a fitness program over its involvement in hiring a fencing coach charged with molesting a 17 year-old athlete in sunnyvale. police say in 2021, the suspect had been grooming the victim over several years, purchasing or gifts and treating her differently than the other fencing students that he was coaching. and when she turned 17, they say he molested her at his sunnyvale apartment. and while traveling out of state for fencing competitions, the law firm claims the company that hired him usa fencing knew about the coaches, misconduct history dating back to 2002 and did nothing. the firm says usa fencing does have the suspect on its banned list. it's 7.27, coming up next. we're continuing to follow the big news out of the east bay where governor newsom. >> is deploying attorneys to help fight crime will see why some legal experts say >> 7.29, let's call this 9 or friday. i like 49 friday, head of the big game on sunday and a lot of w

north dakota, wyoming, south dakota and iowa round out the top 5 places with the most american cars driving on the roads. california actually came in. 48 of the 50 states with only 31% of cars being american made. hawaii came in last. their population favors japanese vehicles. well, younger people are more likely to report feelings of loneliness than other age groups report from the office of the u.s. surgeon general vidic murthy said this year last year, like chronic isolation to the health dangers of smoking 15 cigarettes a day. one expert also claims that consistent loneliness can increase the risk of dementia by 50%. >> all right. we'll take a look because the corpse flower name is that a bloom a little earlier than we this is at the california academy of sciences. this is a bloom cam. okay. so we get a live process online. the plan's can reach up to 10 feet in height and they have a smell. so i was rotten fish, garlic and decaying. meet and the courts flower. they need a lot of energy to blows. experts say this may be your only chance a you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter

north dakota, wyoming, south dakota and i will round out the top 5 places where you'll see more american cars on the road than anywhere else. california actually came at. 48 of the 50 states. only 31% of our cars on the road are american made. hawaii came in last their population with a favor, japanese vehicles, the most. younger people are more likely to report feelings of loneliness than other age groups. report from the office of the u.s. surgeon general last week linked cardiac or chronic isolation to the health dangers associated with smoking 15 cigarettes a day. one expert also claims that consistent loneliness can increase your risk of dementia by 50%. >> okay. take a look at court flower by the name of mirage is set to blow earlier than we thought this is of the california counties sciences. and this is a live little cam. so you can actually see her alive and all her stinky glory plans reach up to about 10 feet in height and they got us mail describes. is garlic and decaying. meet, course, flowers. they need a whole lot of energy to bloom. so experts say this might be your only c