his alexis olympia. how cute.hows the 3-year-old taking practice swings with williams' coach in melbourne. williams is there for olympia up for tennis lessons. look at olympia. >> i don't know what's in her hair but it is really cute. is it like a little flower or something? >> she is always cute with her little outfit. listen you got to pro tennis coach. you got a pro tennis mom. >> yeah and who is this man? >> that's the coach. the guy on the left right here. >> who's the one on the right that she goes to go hug? >> oh we don't know him. >> what's >> we're coming back with another with a 90-year-old woman who would not let a snow storm stop her from getting vaccinates. >>> and amazonen isn't happy about what they say is happening in warehouses. >>> and a a tar pfir. >>> and a a tar pfir. new claim about who may be aftea if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your

armed left-wing activists tried to take over a hotel in olympia, washinhe mayor is describing it likeve crime scene, a police response appropriate to the actions of the terrorists. yes, these are my words now and i am calling this crime an act of domestic terrorism. >> dagen: criminals have no fear in new york city. a chanel got robbed in daylight. four criminals made off with four chanel bags and so far, no arrests have been made. this is the same neighborhood where store after store was looted last year during the rioting. >> greg: is ongoing. i live down there. there was looting going on continuously. not every day, but once every couple weeks a store get to it. a great piece in "the new york post" in which paul interviews store employees in new york city that were plagued by this and employers say that one thug will rip out their phone and start taping and another will accrues them of racism and the store owners are terrified more of the online mobs destroying their reputation than the people who steal $50,000 of merchandise which is what usually happens. it shows how bad people c

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but when you drive through small towns in america like olympia, washington, salem, oregon, you see boarded up stores. those stores were started because of the housing crisis in 2008. people who had to create a way to make money. and now those jobs are gone. so, our vocational training has been completely swiped out of our high school education. so, where as a small business proponent, do you play an active role in bringing manufacturing back to this country? >> yeah, those are great questions. the vocational training. i go back to we're big believers in that. we have a program called, again, the fight for 50 which is the fight for $50,000 per year jobs. we're talking journeymen, electricians, plumbers, stuff like that. entry level jobs there are in the $50,000 plus range. i'm not quite sure if any listeners are from new york but i'll tell you right now impossible to find an electrician or plumber or anyone across the country caller's poi. vocational training is basically stripped out of our schools. we have to bring that back. made uncool at one point under the obama administration. nothin

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technology is taking over but when you drive through small towns in america like olympia, washington, salem, oregon, you see boarded-up store. >> the stores are not technology stores. those doors are small businesses that were started because of the housing crisis in 2008. people who had to create a way to make money and of those jobs are gone. our vocational training has been completely swiped out of high school education. somewhere as a small business proponent do you play an active role in bringing manufacturing back to this country? >> guest: those are great questions. the vocational training i go back, we are big believers in that. we have a program called against the fight for 50 which is a fight for $50,000 per your jobs. we're. were talking journeymen, electricians, summers. entry-level jobs are in the 50,000+ dollars range. i'm not sure if any listeners are from new york but i'll tell you it's impossible to fight an electrician or plumber or anybody in the home rebuilding industry across the country almost, but to your point, vocational training has basically been stripped ou

it was important when we see this in seattle, portland, olympia with them taking over this hotel, it seems that we are here from law enforcement is they simply don't think they will be prosecuted or held responsible so they continue to push the envelope of doing things like taking over a hotel. >> we have to recognize it is an ideology. we need to face this darkness, they are -- they call themselves marxist and look at those who are doing the damage they are doing the damage because nobody is holding them accountable. we went the entire year of them being called peaceful protesters, destroying businesses and stroking fear. we have to make sure we highlight those doing the damage but leaders, voices giving power to this divisiveness and cannot talk about anything, can't disagree on anything without being called names, terrorists, we have a city now, dc full of soldiers because we have leaders, politicians who have more fear from the people they support than they do for the love and respect for those people to support. >> let me ask about that, the new york times talks about this and d

wealth is only a matter of time president biden would take up his gun control wish list which includes olympia policies including funding for community violence programs mandatory background checks a ban on so-called assault rifles and high-capacity magazines and more. i wonder what that kind of plan will do for gun stocks which have been down the past month. they did announce new hires soaring for the past month or in the meantime some democrats taking executive action on guns. how long until your gun freedoms get shot to pieces? joining me town hall.com editor in this week's post of primetime katie pavlich. a great job. not great news about what this president tents to do in terms of gun control. what's most problematic for you here? >> what is problematic is the biden white house is not leaving the room on the issue of gun control. last year we have record numbers in terms of the number of purchases. 40% of gun purchases last year were first-time gun owners and they aren't your typical ratio stereotype white guys who are buying these firearms for these women and it went up 50% of african-am

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affordable care act nine months trying to negotiate, trying to get chuck grassley, susan collins, olympia snowe's vote at the time, only to see republicans vote in lockstep against it, really informs how they've been approaching this. and the very clear signal we've gotten this week. yes, he met with ten republicans in the oval office on monday, but he's telling democrats now, perhaps bipartisanship means just 50, plus a vote or two, if they can get it, not necessarily the 90-vote margin we saw for that last recovery package in december. >> a lot of lessons learned. and of course, even if he doesn't end up really making the hard sell for ten of those votes, he certainly seemed to enjoy that meeting he had with ten republicans who came back to the hill and said, yeah, he didn't really seem to want to wrap it up. all right, nbc's mike memoli, thank you, as always, my friend, for getting up early to be with us today. we really appreciate it. >>> and coming up here, a preview of president biden's first tv interview since taking office. it's going to air during the super bowl this weekend. >>>

it happened sunday at the red lion inn in olympia.med with hatchets and knives. police say at least one employee was injured. >> sandra: and the new drone video showing damage to california highway 1 after the storm caused part of it to collapse into the ocean. remarkable wins and working to assess the damage still, crews are. we continue to look at that. >> john: big union law enforcement agency warning of a rise in false coronavirus test results. they say i'm a get this, criminals are selling negative results to travelers for as much is $360. for more on the gas and other stories download the fox news app, scan the qr code, or go to foxnews.com/apps. >> sandra: john, this just into a fox, dustin diamond best known for his role as screech in the 90s sitcom "saved by the bell" has died. a rep for the actor confirming that just moments ago. diagnosing him with stage four lung cancer just weeks ago. saying that dustin was a humorous high spirited individual that greatest passion was to make others laugh. dustin diamond has passed away a

look at little olympia. practicing with serena's coach. look at her. she's a natural.last, a note about our queen, robin roberts. featured in a very special edition of "people" magazine celebrating black history month. queen latifah gracing the cover, and inside black athletes, musicians, actors, authors and anchors, legends who have helped pave the way for their own success. robin is featured as a, quote, baller and broadcaster, i love that. honored by wnba star candace parker who said she watched robin on "sportscenter" growing up and says robin, is, quote, strong, insuranpirationalinspird has opened up so many doors. she goes on to say, quote, thank you, robin, for what you do but most importantly for who you are. because of you, i dreamed. because of you, i am me. because of you, my daughter can be anything. to read more about robin and all of these moving tributes please, everyone, pick up the new issue of "people" magazine on newsstands this friday. robin, congratulations, so very well deserved. >> so sweet and candace is a sweetheart. when you're picked as a leg

officials in olympia, washington say they will not be changing the way the city approaches homelessnesson sunday, other guests and staff forced to shelter in place, some said activists were denied. tony winning actor howell holbrook has died, he's known for his role as mark twain who he portrayed for decade in one man shows. he passed away in his beverly hills home last week which he survived by two stepdaughters. he was 95 years old. brian: i saw him as mark twain. it was fantastic. he was great. rest his soul. too bad. communities powered by oil and gas sounding the alarm on president biden's climate change actions. gas prices are going to go up. anyone talking about that? we will talk about it next. one of our favorite friends is back. elizabeth has to back with a powerful message taking on ainslie. ainsley: we love her. ♪♪ every veteran family deserves to fulfill their dream of owning a home [applause] dream throughout their lives. at newday usa, we have va refinance loans to do just that. from refinancing to lower your monthly mortgage payments to refinancing and getting cash for y

olympia, washington, independent. your question or comment?ler: i am concerned this next relief package will be partying like it is 1999. that is my general. host: ok, jane. that may get in dale who is in riverdale, maryland. caller: mr. phillips, how are you today? well, i hope. i save my calls to speak out for the truth. i would imagine you have heard of the book "dark money," which outlines coke brother activities, which of course, just happens to be americans for prosperity, a company you work for. this idea that you are grassroots is really kind of silly, and you know that. i am really calling just to let the viewers out there look at this through reality, which is you are there to represent the super rich. so, that is pretty much my comment. guest: well, thank you, and it is a sad one, in all candor. we believe that free speech is a good thing -- that having votes on the right, the left, the middle, but we are doing right now, having conversations with each other -- that is a good thing. we supported -- americans with prosperity -- this

host: wayne in olympia, washington. republican.aller: the way they conduct business anymore is appalling. they are asking for $1.9 trillion and they have not even spent the money they have. they need to go back. go back and start over again. i am sorry. spent the money you have got. it is not your money. it is the people's money. the people that put you in office. host: congressman, what about that argument? the money from the last bills passed has not been spent. guest: it has not been spent -- it is going to be spent by the end of march. it has been sitting there waiting to be spent in a regular process. as bills come in, we pay them. when we did the $9.8 billion budget, i was one of those people that tried to get it away from a higher level, to bring it back to something we could at least identify where the need was. this argument i have heard time and time again on the floor, we still have money. we have money until the end of march. that is why it is critical we get the bill done. a lot of that money, $480 billion as of januar

technology is definitely taking over, but when you drive through small towns in america like olympia,ngton and salem, oregon, you see boarded up stores and they are not technology stores. they were small businesses started because of the housing crisis in 2008. people had to create a way to make money, and those jobs are gone. so, our vocational training has been swiped out of high school education. where, as a small business proponent, do you play an active role in bringing manufacturing back to this country? guest: those are great questions. the vocational training, i go back that we are big believers in that. we have a program called the fight for 50, the fight for $50,000 per year jobs, electricians, plumbers, and stuff like that. entry-level jobs there are in the $50,000 plus salary range. i am not sure if listeners are from new york, but it is impossible to find electrician or plumber across the country almost, but to the point here, vocational training has been stripped out of our schools. we have to bring that back. it was made uncool under the obama administration. there is n

host: elaine, olympia, washington -- a republican.ler: however, i am sitting here looking at the stats for dayton, ohio. and in january 2010 year unemployment rate was 12.7%. in -- it got down to 3% as late as december 2019, and right now it is at 5%. so, i think it is really misleading that you are giving this pitiful me story to the listeners when the stats do not hold up what you are saying. host: let us get a response. guest: you are right about our unemployment numbers, and frankly there are lots of people that opt out of unemployment numbers as we know, they are one snapshot of a community. the way that we does fun -- we define how people come out of economies, how regions come out of recessions is actually through the total job number. i can tell you about one out of every four regions have not come out the great recession's job numbers. reading that the job numbers are lower than they were when the great recession began. that is how -- that is the definition that economists take and how we follow as mayors how our economies ar

the governor and others in olympia set a great deal of pointing fingers at washington dc for washington dc for the states lotus division but instead of pigging out strategies to get people vaccinated. clearly, some states were better prepared and used the advice of the cdc career scientists to implement locally targeted strategies more successfully. vaccine distribution is critical to safety and responsibly reopening our economy and our schools we also learned additional challenges with the response to covid-19 and we learned that our medical supply chain is incredibly vulnerable and that we rely too heavily on adversarial countries like china are critically important products such as protective equipment. we need to consider policies that will improve our domestic manufacturing without impacting cost and consumer access. our strategic national stockpile and medical supply distribution logistics also need to be strengthened. while we have met this unprecedented crisis with an equally unprecedented response our resources are not unlimited. congress has the response ability to oversee the