then the officers headed out to the patterson home.der documented a house in pristine condition. no forced entry signs, nothing to suggest a struggle. they did note to exterior cameras, they checked the recorder in the garage and the dvd tray was empty. >> didn't get lucky. there >> didn't get lucky. >> downstairs in the weight room they found the weight bench. it was not a freeway like they had a measured, but something like called a smith machine. a professional gym device, where the way barr goes up and down between two cylindrical whales. it weighed about 105 pounds with weights attached. investigator page took a close look at the apparatus to see if it's supported his story. he talked us through the analysis. >> this is the way tantrum the patterson home. >> reporter: he noticed two things right away. >> when he lay down on the bench as it was set up a lined up not with his chest, but rather with his neck, so if you complete the lift it would align with the body in this fashion. >> or on the throw, it matched scott's story. >> rep

tester: mayor patterson? hon.rson: i would echo the affordability ani would recommend looking hard at the cd bgbr. i come from one of three chronically distressed counties in the state of ohio and i will look at affordability and my constituents, it is a big challenge when you live under chronically desperate -- chronically distressed parts of the state. i look at all of appalachia and see the exactly same thing -- see the exact same thing. it is worth getting out more quickly and effectively. sen. tester: thank you for that. mr. hecht, you talked about sustainability. all three of you talked about affordability. i agree, it doesn't do any good to have insurance if it is not obtainable. sustainability, which is pretty important. over $30 billion in the hole on the national flood insurance program right now. i've worked with senator vitter, senator kennedy's predecessor and senator heller on flood insurance. affordability is always the issue and sustainability means it is paid for, at least that is my definition fo

chief justice, associate justices patterson, solomon. members of the cabinet, senior staff, former governors cody and let me say to the governor and his first lady who is with him, congratulations on claiming your title is the longest-serving lawmaker in new jersey's history. [applause] you don't get that every day. former lieutenant governor is with us. thank you for being here. the first lady of the great state of new jersey is in the house. [cheering] and josh, charlie and sam murphy. [applause] our brothers and sisters in organized labor. [applause] special guests, friends and my fellow new jerseyans as we begin our seventh year of partnership, new jersey stands strong, resilient and brimming with ambition. today we have lived up to the promise to build a state that is not just stronger or fairer. fair. we are building a state that is stronger and more fair. since the day that i first put my hand on the bible, we've been driven by one idea and of that idea is big, inclusive and unmatched. an idea that we are working toward every sing

here is steve patterson. >> reporter: like all 17-year-olds, charlie jeffers is trying to make all the pieces fit together on top of school, work, and everything else, charlie is laying a larger foundation and no, i don't just mean building legos. charlie is the head of his very own nonprofit, pass the bricks, taking discarded lego sets and rebuilding them for donations to local charities. >> every brick has the opportunity to get kind of like another life, and that every person who wants lego has access to that. >> reporter: he came up with the idea after noticing so many of those beloved tiny pieces end up in a landfill >> might as well just kind of reuse what we have instead of making more >> reporter: for charlie -- >> these are all the donated bricks that we haven't sorted through yet. >> reporter: that means collecting hundreds of donations, sanitizing the legos, designing new sets, and delivering them to children in need >> that's cool >> reporter: what started as a small way to give back to his community is being built out more than he ever imagined. charlie now has volunteers

here's steve patterson. >> you look, and, you know, you see that house on fire, that house on fire. >> reporter: above the ruined remnants of lahaina, anthony steele remembers those awful august flames. >> this was gridlock, this road. >> reporter: and for so many, the narrow escape >> go, bro. >> yeah, go, go, go. >> reporter: the lifelong maui resident lost three family owned properties, his job, and the only place he's ever called home on august 8th steele says he's lucky he has his life. many of his closest neighbors died that day including his tenant and close family friend, bernie. >> do you remember the last thing you said to him? >> i'll drive you wherever you got to go he just told me that he's going to stay a bit longer it's very hard it's something i got to live with, you know >> reporter: an nbc news investigation discovered bernie and at least 42 others who died in the maui wildfires all lived in the same small neighborhood within lahaina, a neighborhood of narrow streets and tight turns. >> you couldn't get a fire truck through my neighborhood, not on those sharp turns w

it's like you're there at the game except, of course, you're not. >> steve patterson in las vegas.hank you. >>> up next, a surprising story behind an unsung civil rights hero and why playing him in a new movie means so much for this oscar-nominated actor. >>> a columbus, ohio, police sergeant is lucky to be alive tonight following a harrowing attempt to stop a stolen car this week. it was all caught on camera. the officer stands in front of the blue car and orders th driver to stop >> stop the car! stop the car >> she appears to speed up and plows into him, driving away with him on the hood as he fires into the windshield -- >> shots fired officer -- >> until he's thrown off >> get out of the car! >> the suspect was caught and charged. she remains hospitalized with injuries from the gunshot. >>> oscar nominee colema domingo is up for a best actor award for his profound performance as a little known but key leader in the civil rights movement. as part of our series "discove black heritage," we have more about rustin's legacy. >> counting on the courts to eradicate racial inequity, t

steve patterson, nbc news, marin county, california >> just make sure you're careful you don't step on miami sky skrascraper is taking the theme to new heights, lighting the world's sky with the tallest digital valentine, featuring kissing lips and floating hearts, it is the length of two football fields. it took three years and $3 million to build well worth it. how cool is that to look at? >>> there are more valentine celebrations on the way. and here's al roker with a look at what's ahead. >> this morning on the third hour of "today", we're all about love, breaking down valentine's day by the numbers, plus, travel ideas inspired by your favorite rom-coms and the stars of the movie "one >>> at 5:00, ready to strike. in just a few hours thousands of ride share drivers across the runt are preparing to strike. also, the

so could be a cult and state jessica millan patterson is the chair of the california republican party. she says volunteers and her party have been out in full force. that includes a partnership with the republican national committee to open with the party describes as community centers across the state, including the antelope valley, bakersfield and little saigon. these aren't the typical campaign headquarters where we test launch precinct lots bumping. we do that, really they're engaging in the community, whether it's our headquarters in little saigon, where we have tai chi classes or our at engagement centers in the latino community. and it seems to have worked according to data from the secretary of state's office between october 2023. in january of this year. >> the california republican party gained more than 45,000 registered voters while the california democratic party last about 30,000 registered voters, even so registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one in this blue state. >> still, patterson believes gop congressional candidates in key toss-up ra

steve patterson, marin county, california >> and now to a different builder.athedral in paris, following that devastating fire in 2019 is being removed, marking a milestone in its reconstruction. the new spire is adorned with a golden rooster and cross and is revealed for the first time. the cathedral is on track to reopen december 8. >>> coming up this morning on "today", here is al roker with a look at what's ahead >> this morning on the third hour of "today", we're all about love, breaking down valentine's day by the numbers and the stars of the movie, one love, live in studio, all that and more this morning on the third hour of "today". >> angie was just telling me about "one love", that i need to watch it watch it thanks for watching "early (oven ding audio mnemonic) tyson boneless buffalo bites and hot wings have that tasty kick of flavor... ...so they're perfect for any get-together ...if there are any left when your guests arrive. tyson any'tizers® chicken. more kicks of flavor. more smiling snackers. more to love. tyson. you want to see who we are as

so could be a cult and state jessica millan patterson is the chair of the california republican party. she says volunteers and her party have been out in full force. that includes a partnership with the republican national committee to open with the party describes as community centers across the state, including the antelope valley, bakersfield and little saigon. these aren't the typical campaign headquarters where we launch precinct lots dumping. we do that, really they're engaging in the community, whether it's our headquarters in little saigon, where we have tai chi classes or our at engagement centers in the latino community. and it seems to have worked according to data from the secretary of state's office between october 2023. in january of this year. >> the california republican party gained more than 45,000 registered voters while the california democratic party last about 30,000 registered voters, even so registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one in this blue state. >> still, patterson believes gop congressional candidates and key toss-up races

paul patterson, david courtly and — explain. paul patterson, david courtly and keith _ explain.erson, david| courtly and keith todd declined explain. paul patterson, david - courtly and keith todd declined to comment. duncan tait said he was sorry for the damage done in any role fujitsu played. fujitsu has offered its deepest apologies and says it will make a contribution to compensate the victims based on the findings of the enquiry. the foreign secretary, lord cameron, has said he is deeply concerned over israel's plan to launch a military offensive in the gazan city of rafah. he said the priority should be an immediate pause in fighting to allow aid in and hostages out of the city, where half of gaza's population is sheltering. similar warnings have also come from other countries and aid agencies, including the united nations. the safe areas that were declared no longer safe, and if these people have to move, where i move? can they moved to the beach area, which is already overcrowded? we don't have the supplies available to take him, to accommodate them, to support them, bec

so could be a cult and state jessica millan patterson is the chair of the california republican party. she says volunteers and her party have been out in full force. that includes a partnership with the republican national committee to open with the party describes as community centers across the state, including the antelope valley, bakersfield and little saigon. these aren't the typical campaign headquarters where we launch precinct lots dumping. we do that, really they're engaging in the community, whether it's our headquarters in little saigon, where we have tai chi classes or our at engagement centers in the latino community. and it seems to have worked according to data from the secretary of state's office between october 2023. in january of this year. >> the california republican party gained more than 45,000 registered voters while the california democratic party last about 30,000 registered voters, even so registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one in this blue state. >> still, patterson believes gop congressional candidates and key toss-up races

paul patterson, david courtley and keith todd declined to comment.d. fujitsu has offered its deepest apologies and says it will make a contribution to compensation for the victims based on the findings of the inquiry. ben king, bbc news. a vigil is being held today to celebrate the life of brianna ghey — exactly a year since the 16—year—old was murdered in warrington. brianna was stabbed 28 times by two teenagers she'd arranged to meet. her mum esther, who is campaigning for tighter control around mobile phones, will address the crowd. yunus mulla reports. brianna ghey, a ball of energy, fearless and strong. that side of her shared with thousands of followers on tiktok. there was public outrage and huge shock after the 16—year—old was murdered. brianna was tra nsgender. it didn't define her, but vigils were held across the country and parts of the world. brianna was so complex. she came across as being really outgoing, and she was, she was outgoing, she was confident, she was lively, but on the other hand she was struggling with her mental health, an

steve patterson was in las vegas for the big game. thanks for being with us. the chiefs' head coach and super bowl mvp patrick mahomes spoke a short time ago, how are they and the team reacting to this victory? >> reporter: when you win three titles in five years that's a dynasty, and i think being a dynasty is more than just you're good at football, right, there's this our aura of inevitably, their super bowl week routines, such a normal occurrence, set things they do during a super bowl which was once the small market team that found a gem in the rough quarterback has now become a dynasty. this quarterback that's already great is now in the conversation of being considered legendary. even when they're down ten points, seven points, 14 points, they always find a way back. this is the conversation they were having in the locker room during halftime. here's what mahomes said. >> we felt everybody played hard. picked up our execution and continue to get better. defense kept us in the game. let's be us out there. let's enjoy it. give everything we have. we'll liv

steve patterson is tracking this whole thing for us., explain how the primary process works in california for us and why are three democrats going up against one republican in a primary. >> reporter: one of those jungle primaries, kate, a morn pit of candidates regardless of party affiliation -- you hear sirens -- candidates trying to vie for two spots. if one of the top two getters in march you move on to a runoff in november. which is really shaping the narrative of this whole race. right now, adam schiff is the front-runner, he's up 28% in the latest polling. the second-place person is steve garvey, legendary former dodger who's a really political novice, the political tactics that a lot of pundits is that adam chif is targeting garvey with campaign ads to raise his status in the race so he can have an easier runoff general election for a few reasons, consolidate the republicans' electorate around garvey which is great for garvey. you have to remember the republican electorate is 1 to 2 to democrats in this state, that's the tactic t

nbc's steve patterson is on the ground in reno. how is the haley campaign responding? >> reporter: you know, chris, i think if you're summing this all up with one word, unfortunately for nikki haley, the word has to be embarrassing and maybe with modifier of historic. you could make the argument that haley wasn't necessarily making a play for nevada. her eyes have clearly been locked on south carolina for some time, but this headline cannot help, and it's not the headline she wanted to wake up to. i think she was hoping that by default she would wake up to winning the primary, and that just simply didn't happen. we wanted to get responses to this top to bottom, starting with the one, of course, you would expect donald trump last night gloating on his social media platform, truth social, a bad night for nikki haley losing by almost 30 points to none of these candidatings. -- candidates. her response was, whatever, she didn't necessarily make a play in nevada. there was no real ground game. there wasn't a big advertising spend. she had the choice of entering into the pri

paul patterson, david courtley and keith todd declined to comment.fered its deepest apologies and says it will make a contribution to compensation for the victims based on the findings of the inquiry. ben king, bbc news. cillian murphy is considered one of the most talented — and versatile — actors around. he's been nominated for an oscar and a bafta for his starring role in christopher nolan's film "oppenheimer" — about the physicist behind the atomic bomb. and ahead of a busy awards season — he's been speaking to the bbc�*s katie razzall. hello? from dodging the undead in 28 days later... hello. to a murderous gangster in peaky blinders that made him and his hair cut a household name. i know what it means. and now the father of the atomic bomb. if the nazis have a bomb. i think oppenheimer�*s story is the story of the 20th century. i think it has to be entertaining, primarily, but if it is provocative and makes you think about what is happening in the world today, that is a really good bonus. cillian murphy, very many congratulations on all of your

the, the occupations of propaganda and daughter closed the spokes patterson of the that you just spoke your patients continue spending their propaganda and lies again this hour. people honestly, resistance make pissed off which climbing, climbing to have see is duck humans and um and money cash as it is said from your on i legit may. how with our all such statements, our place and the lies, and reveals the dust can of to be the t, as a, as of a try to expose relationship between the water movement and iran, as if they are inventing the wheel. but when the allies is not knowledge of the time us as a movement has a clear relationship with the wrong base, the on the run, the support to the resistance and palestine supporting our water struggle, which is appreciated. and i pretty sure yet did support the relationship based on mutual respect uh, with everybody fairly r. bye. this didn't it me. they try body shop and they attempt to smear the repetition of our resistance and let the a i'm what they have, i mean, which has been proven before the eyes of the entire world. they are full of flie

steve patterson joins us from reno. good morning. what have you been hearing from voters there?wn. there's no doubt about it. which makes housing the biggest issue facing voters. it's so big that it's directly influencing people to get out and vote. if you don't believe me, we met one young couple that couldn't give a lick about politics and still it started directly impacting their daily lives. here is how it matters, take a look. the biggest little city in the world is going through some growing pains, thanks to new jobs and low taxes, it's booming. which makes being a young couple trying to put down roots tougher than ever. >> we don't have as much as somebody who will put $550,000 down or paying cash. we don't have that. >> reporter: justin and jessica want to settle down and start a family in the place they grew up. that place has changed. >> my parents, the house we look at now would be $400,000, $500,000. when they got it, it was $180. >> reporter: tesla and apple are attracting workers. california is the number one state exporting. they are flush with cash and moving the

steve patterson joins us from las vegas. steve, what a game.ything around the game was amazing. the density of celebrities in a place like vegas when you're inside the stadium. you turn the corner and jason derulo is with matthew stewart, joe montana's in the corner. then to be in a place where beyonce and taylor swift and the whole world is watching. unbelievable. when you're watching the game, you just realize obviously this is a game of football and what a pleasure it was to watch this game. really three quarters of defensive play back and forth. then those final few minutes. just goes this air of inevitability that surrounded kansas city. when you get mahomes in that two-minute drill, everybody knows it's going to go the way it goes. here's mahomes on the win last night. this was just a few minutes ago. >> it's legendary. just to be able to, no one's ever done it. i think eight other teams have done it. we talked to the guys about it and felt like we had the best opportunity we had to do that. fell short the year before. all you can do is c

steve patterson joins us from vegas.sk what's happening there, but where are you? >> what's not happening here, alex? welcome to the party. join me. 300,000 people, as you mentioned, descending on las vegas for us bubble and sin city. i've met a lot of people. 0% of them have tickets to the big game, including all these people. they are here at this nfl experience, one of many events set up so fans can enjoy the game will not go into the game. by the way, tickets one anywhere from 5000 to $11,000. so that set something up like this, which is very fun. this is not that main event. we are in las vegas. sports betting is going to be so big this year. 70% of americans said they'll bit on the big game. the a bit on traditional things. like the score. but what's more interesting is the hot bates. what color is the gatorade going to be. what is the context going to be? and of course, the ever popular this year, taylor swift bet. but not all those penalties with beds or above board. here is why. we asked an expert. listen to thi

steve patterson, every other team in the nfl feeling the same way.re you feeling the pinch after buying all your super bowl snacks ahead of the big game? the super bowl did give us a harsh reminder that prices for groceries are still high even as inflation is on the decline. tomorrow we're going to get a brand new set of data points showing just where things stand right now. nbc's christine romans has things for us. i don't know what we're expecting to hear. i stopped to pick up a few last-minute things before the super bowl party. sticker shock. >> it's been a couple years of rising prices. even though inflation is cooling, it's cooling on top of two years of higher prices for your groceries. so the grocery bill is a problem here. wings. wing prices falling, down 5% for fresh wings, frozen down 11%. those of you serving wings may have noticed they were a little cheaper. some seafood prices are also falling. tortilla chips and regular potato chips, those are up. depending on what you're buying yesterday and in your normal shopping cart, you're notici

i want to bring in steve patterson in los angeles to talk more about this. >> reporter: this is one of those jungle primaries. the top two candidates in march regardless of party affiliation move on to this knockdown, dragout battle in november. what is happening is the experts say a lot of this is beholden to the mechanics of the race. adam schiff is by far the front-runner in the latest poll, polling at 28%, he's raised more money than anybody else, he spent a lot of that money attacking the guy in second place, who just happens to be the republican political novice and dodgers legend steve garvey and a lot of the experts watching this are saying that is being cynically done because what he's doing is raising garvey's profile, making sure he's shored up that republican consolidated vote, which is great for garvey. the guy only raised about $600,000, he could be that second person in november except for the fact that republican, the electorate is only about a quarter of the electorate in the state. so what we have is a lot of people following their battle p

nbc's steve patterson is joining us from las vegas.ive events, but it's only had an nfl team since 2020. so how is the city prepping for this weekend's festivities, its first time ever hosting a super bowl? >> reporter: well, ana, i think there's a couple of pillars this people in vegas are welcoming folks in with, and i think one of them is obvious. look where i am, there's a giant slot machine are expected to bet on the super bowl, like 70 million across the country. a lot of them here like the atmosphere, though, of the sports book. you come in, put your little prop bet down where you can bet on anything from the color of the gatorade to the coin toss. that's a huge part of the culture and they're welcoming it. gambling is an accepted part of the culture with nfl, with vegas hosting its first super bowl. there is also, of course, we have to get a little serious and talk about security. 385 homeland security officers out, the force, the local police force expected to be out in full force, 50% increase patrols. we heard there are, lik

see in the countries. patterson's escalated after the close of on government past the law. imposing the use of the euro rather than the national dinner. now the move, particularly struck nerves in northern possible while the majority of ethnic sub live and use the car is the when distributing pensions and salaries, both as to say that the band is a validation of their constitutional rights. and i've called upon the, in the national court of community rather to intervene. one option, right? audio dot com is where you can get for the details of all the stories will fall on this. i'll see you again in about 15 minutes. the hello and welcome to across the board. here we discussed some real in the i guess it was a pleasure for spouses people's the best way and will cause issues of mutual report. and then you said something. i mean, if i give them the leisure, but i'd like to bring up with you, what would i need to do was i'll send for leslie and i wish we do this for much longer. so most of the most find out what that means for some muscle video, but i think it will still open them, shape th

i'm sure i should. patterson's, considering the fortunate occasions that had taken 9 years to build their because to get in the loop in the was this with all the situation would be the same as him as old style. and mario, both the columbia decided that the mazda sauls is this really strong, cold, situated. somebody would just wait out for you to bring it in. then you can actually take the realize sitting and they realize that as well, and preferred to sleep. and we've been just, and i didn't use that because now when you chose to which we are in attendance at the pool. so in the front line of this special deals for operations in mind. so frustrating, you know, even though it's about the noise, that tends to be shiver sometimes raises every time in the list. the speaking of nuclear weapons in the outer space. our position here is very transparent and clear . we have always been firmly against our locations, nuclear weapons in space to stick with some other calls on everyone not to observe the cut on the regulations and agreements and this year. but it may have seats repeatedly offered to s

some isolated showers right now as we take you into street level radar right around livermore or patterson pass road. so don't be surprised if you do run into a shower or two tonight. look at this beautiful view from zephyr cove. snow capped mountains. this is really just a lovely sight. and the sierra snowpack has gone up to 75. so 2 to 15in of snow in the last 24 hours. just last week it was half of where it should be. so making some big gains there after the weekend. storm 50s right now 46 at clear lake. yeah, it's definitely chilly out there from our san jose camera, seeing a beautiful view of the sun getting ready to set tomorrow. we are looking at rain spreading thursday. isolated showers are possible and then friday through early next week. dry and milder weather coming our way. this storm is going to be nothing like what hit us sunday and even part of yesterday. we're really looking at a light level one storm tomorrow. rain will be moderate at times. rough and dangerous swells, possibility of snow on the peaks, a beach hazard statement for the coastline until 4 a.m. tomorrow. wave

and now being subjected to the same level of relentless bombardment from the as of the rest of 5 patterson, the causes kind of simple collection of things suggested to or we thank you very much for that to where we challenge with the laces for what we know so far. joining us live from occupied east jerusalem us president joe biden has spoken to is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu urging him to ensure the safety of civilians and any ground assault on and off. or she have a tons he has moved from washington, dc. it on the 1st day, joe biden was mildly critical that he is ready, the destruction of garza, the conduct of the response in gaza in the gaza strip has been um over the top. i'm some of the abs ready, prime minister appeared on to us networks to a shoulda is watching, but it has been worth it. and that most sold on rough uh and southern because it would be next victory is within reach. we're going to do it. we're going to get the remaining, how mos, joe is battalions and, and rock, which is the last bastion, but we're going to do it and then disagree with the americans. we'

and those with serious medical conditions in return for hundreds of patterson in prison is currently held inside the tend to know is ready to jails. it would also include, according to some of these ready media, individuals who have been convicted of killing his writings, who might be subbing long sentences, inches, rarely hostage. and i'm just trying to do a mass. it was to be released one person per day that could end up with around the 6 week pause, a 6 week cease for. that'd be a significant increase in the a coming in strip. somebody in the us and other western powers of being really strongly pushing for it would also potentially see the stuff of the civilian population. moving back into the northern parts of the strip that was so heavily bombarded during the early stages of this war. how must our increase be? it has not yet commented on any of these, these of american and british war planes have carried out another joint commission in yemen. and targeting suspected who was the whip insights following repeated who with the attacks on ships, the us as the strikes were in the unde

we for left patterson and you want to prove that you love him. you fights for me to show it, and this is the love of my lands left the house sign. i wish the to be any to be a free post time i. i try to visits and other regions from occupied palestine, but for the reason that condition told me like i rejected for security reasons in the past for the february last year. so i try, you had never left console. i never say anything. i need parts of the house i expect, except because when you look back to these 107 days, um, are there moments when you close your eyes at night? um, are there specific moments a specific photos? perhaps you are a photographer that you took the are still with you the most terrifying pictures i never took the never, i never talked, i never had that bill just called in even was able i was charged so i couldn't even take the camera, take it to this and what i captured is the thing that i, i could yeah. i was able to, to film show up a lot of, i don't remember like, it's each moment in the war. remember each, each bomb i hear

but then he has to patterson then on to munich to speak with other well beat us at the annual security conference. so that's got more of the finding presidents that visit from actually to correspondent need a has a welcome a need. how much support can he expect from jim? well, do you find him presidency lens? he and jen sounds what like shows are expected to sign the bi lateral agreement on security corporation and a long term support for you train. and that is essentially something that was promised by g 7 leaders last year in 2023, sir. it will formalize what's already happening, demi's or radio. of course, providing you train with military age, monetary and financial aid, helping with reconstruction. and as this is now going to be put in writing by these 2 countries and the u. k. was the 1st country to find a similar agreement back in january presidents landscapes, then traveling onto friends off to and his visits here in berlin later today, where he's expected to find a similar agreements. now we don't know the details of the german ukrainian deal as of yet. we'll hear more about t

patterson is now expected to face weeks of political uncertainty and a potential violent protest. the head, as dozens of constituency resolves facing challenges in court and arrival parties, negotiating possible coalitions, products now across live, to send it to and form a picture of the minister of pakistan. and most of the leak is nice to have. you join me right das into now the western media has branded the pakistani general election result as shocking. what was your initial reaction and to what extent has the outcome surprised locals? and i think we have personally been quite surprised if you look at the survey is people surveys and these are not just the service carried out by our party. but these are also the services that were carried out by our opponents. all the analysts and all the surveys were indicating that we would been between 85 to 110 seats. and when the results actually came out, we found the chart by quite a bit. so we are quite disappointed ourselves. we thought it was very critical. football is done at this point in time. and that's what me and the last city

read around a lot about freedom and i sort of settled on this the thinking of this guy, orlando patterson, who's this historical at harvard. and he he goes all the way back athenian democracy and says, freedom emerged in a slave society. and the idea of freedom is actually about not being slave. and if you take that one step further, it's not just not being a slave, it's also the capacity to enslave. and now we have a kind of different thing that's moving through the culture. and he traces that. but he says freedom is a a chord that has three notes and one we all the first two we all cherish civil the freedom to act outside of other of authority structures. the second is the freedom to contribute to our own political communities in various ways. and the third is the freedom to dominate, freedom to oppress. and that's the one that i felt we didn't talk about. and that goes, you know, the early republic is based on democracy. and so there's this long sort of river through western history that delivers us to the american south, where freedom to oppress takes root and as you said, chattel sla

haidi: jeannie patterson, director of the center for ai and digital ethics at the university of melbourne have you on with us. more head on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh gusto is easy, modern small business payroll. starting at just $46 a month. but it's so much more than that. with gusto, paychecks are deposited in just a few clicks. gusto calculates and files your payroll taxes automatically. gusto offers health insurance for nearly any budget. and gusto even connects you with certified hr experts. it's fast, easy, and affordable. gusto is payroll and benefits built for small businesses. get started for free at gusto.com haidi: you are watching daybreak australia. the top stories were following, jeff bezos has unloaded another 12 billion shares of amazon valued at $2 billion, bringing the total soldier over 6 billion. and earlier disclosed plan to sell as many as 50 million shares. a move from florida to seattle could save millio

let's bring in rebecca patterson.ou here. >> good morning, frank. >> looking at the action in the pre-market, we see the futures deeply in the red. that is after the markets closed at new record highs after the jobs report. is this a reaction to jay powell? >> possibly. hard to say with one morning's readings. powell in the interview on "60 minutes" reiterated the higher for longer. march is unlikely. you see that in fed funds futures. after the fmoc and powell pushed the probability of the first cut to june now where a week ago there were decent odds of march. higher for longer is going to be a headwind for equities. the other side of it is what's spending with the consumer holding up. >> with all that in mind and we are coming off that jay powell comment on "60 minutes." what is your word? >> my word today is connections. that is especially important for investors to be making those connections between the catalysts and market players and economies and markets. whether we are talking higher for longer or the middle

mike turner's district covers wright patterson air force base.a little thing there called the national air and space intelligence center. you think they are going to get some money out of this scare? >> jesse: just when i thought it was about politics it turns out, again, like usual, it's about the money. >> you know it. thanks, as always. it is dei thursday, america. pray with me real qu ick. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything we do. amen. i invite you to join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up oh, it's cold outside. time to protect your vehicle from winter's wrath. of course, the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too. you need weathertech. laser measured floorliners and cargo liner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow. for your interior, there's seat protector and sunshade. plus, mud flaps and bumpstep for the exterior. while the new impactliner, with shock absorbing rings, safeguard

the land is near william patterson park in the area of hedges avenue in santa clara street in east oakland. the plan is to build 40 new homes. mayor sheng thao says the money is part of project homekey which has helped the city secured more than 450 permanent housing use at units since 2020. the 48 year-old woman is recovering in the hospital after a home invasion robbery in san francisco. police say the robbery happened thursday night on dakota street in potrero hill where 2 women broke into the home and stole some cash. investigators said the vicm'injuries are not life-threatening. the 2 thieves, however, are still on the loose. teens face attempted murder charges in napa. police say a 16 year-old and a 17 year-old shot. someone walking their dog along myrtle avenue last friday night. no one investigators arrested the teens thursday after finding evidence at the shooting site they had the teens are known members of the. if you plan to be in santa rosa this weekend, part of westbound highway 12 will be shut down for road repairs. the closure between santa rosa and done avenues is set to b

not a name we talk a whole lot about, but check out shares of drilling equipment provider patterson utimping some 13% after it's q4 update, with raymond james -- with activity and margins holding up better than expected in a seasonally slower time of year. now we should also note that the white house, that the house i should say, just passed a bill to reverse president biden's pause on building lng export facilities. although the bell still has to go to the senate. contessa? >> pippa, when in doubt, throw it out. it's a company phone anyway, it didn't really matter that's all right. let's get to bertha coombs for a cnbc news update. >> i hope our phones okay. in the meantime, contessa, nathan wade the prosecutor accused of having a relationship with fulton county district attorney fani willis is still on the stand this afternoon. donald trump and codefendants in trump's georgia elections interference case are accusing willis of misconduct. willis, who could be disqualified from the case, is expected to take the stand as well after another witness claimed earlier today that the relations

steve patterson, good to see you, buddy. thanks. that wraps up the hour for me. you can reach me on social media. watch clips from our show at msnbc.com/jdb. thank you for privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news now. >>> right now, donald trump and his lawyers could win another delay in his classified documents trial in a florida courtroom today but the former president is under fire for comments encouraging putin to attack nato allies who he says don't pay their fair share to the alliance. president biden and the first lady pushing back on the special counsel's damaging description of him as a quote, elderly man with a poor memory. >>> also today, israel rescuing two male hostages from rafah. they say they're closing in on a hostage deal. >>> bill burns heading to egypt for talks tomorrow to try to seal an agreement. while critical funding for ukraine including israel and taiwan, throws a major hurdle in the senate for its passage possibly this week, but donald trump is urging key republicans to kill it in the house. senator amy klobuchar

i want to bring in nbc's steve patterson who's in los angeles, and "politico" white house bureau chiefway too early," jonathan lemire. basil smikle is still here. so, steve, this primary is called a jungle primary, survival of the fittest, right, which means only two of these four candidates get to be on the ballot in november, regardless, again, what party they're in. highly competitive race. millions of dollars spent. how did it go last night? >> reporter: welcome to the jungle. the problem here is the only person that really was staking everything on standing out had to be katie porter. nobody understands this is a jungle primary better than adam schiff who's in first place, polling at something like 28% in the latest polling. he spent $10 million in attack ads on steve garvey who's in second place, the republican novice that you just mentioned. a lot of political pundit says that's because the plan is to raise garvey's profile so schiff can have an easier time when it comes to the runoff general election. what does that mean for a debate? it means everybody is kind of running to th

dollars to develop this land into new housing units for formerly homeless seniors lana's near williams patterson park. so in the area of hedges avenue and santa clara street in east oakland, the plan is to build 40 new homes. mayor sheng thao says the money is part of project homekey which is help the city secure. more than 400, 50 permanent housing units since 2020. >> okay. this is citizens app. video. so in a small side over the weekend. >> 7.36, avenue and foothill boulevard from the video. it appears just one car was doing donuts in the middle of the street. that of the car took off traffic, went back to normal. >> chp responded to 2 pair of line or accidents right in the same location yesterday, the video shows rescue crews saving 2 people from the hills line above columbus parkway. one incident happened in the morning. the other happened in the afternoon. the people rescued in the morning. they had to be taken to the hospital. that major injuries. other was placed into a harness and also taken to the hospital. their injuries are unknown. in the south, construction worker is now in the hos

. >> rebecca patterson, thank you for your comments and service. and tradeoffs and multi laterallism and alliances and one of the challenges tore the u.s. and west making the russian sanctions and some of our alliances are op tore nice particular. but i think about china and i know you are not doing hypotheticals but that could be more challenging. how are you pressing those alliances? how can we make them our friends. mexico, our neighbor, our ally and reading more and more and seeing more data that chinese exports going through mexico to the united states. how are you pressing and who are you trying to do to make this is effective? >> the cap despite concerns that it never would. whether it was helping with the price discovery when it came to russian oil. western countries no longer purchasing western oil. because we thought by doing that, russia would sell oil to some players and increase the revenues. the biggest issues is india who is buying oil. but with the price cap they are buying it far more cheaply than russia would like to sell it. the