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>> hi molly and rich. i can tell you the things that we're learning right now is i had an interview with the chief of police this morning. i don't know -- i don't think they're sure whether this person acted as a lone wolf or he had accomplices. they did, in fact, have individuals that they believe was in their sight, meaning law enforcement. they interviewed those individuals and have let those individuals go. so the search is still on as to whether there is an actual manhunt going on here in the new orleans area at this time. >> molly: ted, when you talk about individuals let go, they also talked about a range of suspects in the course of this investigation. do you feel like they are leaning one way or the other? the range of suspects, could it mean people that may have offered something to the subject in this case unwittingly that he ultimately used as part of the attack? >> you know, molly, it could be any of the above that you just mentioned. or it could be individuals who came in contact with the sus

what the rich get are government subsidies, government welfare, welfare for the rich.ything, it's called socialism. steve bannon can say, we want reparations. but if black people say reparations, that's a irty word. you might as well drop the f bomb. bernie sanders and steve bannon agree on getting rid of h1b visas. i feel like there are -- that are scrambling these alliances. do you? >> slightly. the far right, the populist light, has always been somewhat skeptical of corporate power, as has the left and liberals and centrist. but yet what you have under trump is trump bringing in these people on culture war issues, talking about the border and crime and trans issues. this is part of the 687 strategy. focus on culture war issues. do not let particularly working class voters see the democrats as doing anything for them. so, when joe biden and barack obama provide broadband to rural areas, you know, you and i don't need it living in the washington, d.c. area. but they provide broadband to places like west virginia and idaho. and the people there benefit from it. and wha

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between rich countries and poor countries. i think that has become the most serious problem in the world now. a lot of people think that the world is more in conflict now, war's going on. we have a low-level compared to most of the time. that division between rich and poor is becoming greater and i think that causes a lot of polarization and it causes people like in our country to take the radical stance that appeals to the people that are left out. one thing that needs to be done broadly is to let the people feel like they are being treated fairly by their own government. i think a lot of folks in the united states feel they are being treated unfairly by the government and i believe that my children can have a better life than i had. we have lost that sense of optimism that each generation is going to be better off. i think those two things have caused the radical nature of political campaigns which you just asked me about in other countries and i think as well in this country. >> the presidentent has had more economic inequa

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there's a very strong division between rich and poor we try to cross that barrier between the rich and por. that's one of the thing the carter center did. i had a handful of things to do. we still have a lot of backers. mr. clinton: explain to them what you did with -- how do you keep a project going over a period of several years? mr. carter: let's take one we tackled, we started working on it 30 years ago, we found it in 21 country, 21,600 villeages, .5 million cases. we've been working on those people, there's no medicine for it. we have to teach them how to change their life so they won't have this worm going in their body and we've now cut it down, last year we had 22 cases instead of 2.5 million, this year so far we only have two cases. we're working on getting rid oift. [applause] but i would say the main thing is to let the people to for themselves what they can do and what they have always been able to do. but a lot of these folks, particularly in africa, have never known what it is to have success they didn't know what it means to trust somebody from outside that wanted to he

. >> make america rich we made russia rich opec nation rich iran rich was made so rich, they were justg monies to hezbollahs, houthis, why did biden give another 10 billion dollars last week short on making payroll to hamases and houthis, you have to joke otherwise we are end up crying about it. >> hopefully with you got more lower energy prices that would help with, of course, the cost of consumer goods maybe grocery stores a bigger break across the country i want to ask about -- >> real estate, the interest rates go down, and help real estate industry on tip help regional banks. >> there are worries be region a.m. banks i want to talk about that but what is happening in city violent new year's eve, day two stabbing on subway yesterday, on new year's day first victim repeatedly on southbound one train, you've got, suffering, wounds to head and two minutes later a with an stabbed on northbound 2 train no arrests have been made, also have, a guy shoved on the tracks hit by train new year's eve day middle of afternoon survived being treated fractured skull broken rip with respect to the

i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> firefighters from san francisco are on the front lines in los angeles county. the san francisco fire department sharing video of its crews working alongside southern california. firefighters. nearly 2 dozen firefighters from san francisco are sent there earlier this week. and addition, there's also crews from alameda and santa clara counties there. crews from san mateo county arrived last night. and officials say that barry firefighters could stay in that area for several weeks. and the agency is sending crews to las angeles is also the oakland fire department. a dozen firefighters have been sent so far. department also sent a water tender oakland's fire chief shared some information with some new members of the city council about this and also warned about closing fire stations in oakland kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> few in oakland can forget oakland's keller fire. it had all the makings of another firestorm but was quickly contained with little damage.

"all the rich guys.usk, zuckerberg, bezos, burns, gekko, clampett, and, of course, my good friend smaug. we get our golden toilets in the same place." [ light laughter ] i'm sorry, but i just cannot imagine donald trump turning down money. i can imagine him doing almost anything. i can imagine him shoving a bridesmaid to catch a bouquet at a wedding. [ light laughter ] i can imagine him driving his golf cart on the thruway. i can imagine him performing oral sex on a microphone since that's a real thing he did. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs ] still hard to believe that's an american president and not an eighth grader trying to get kicked off the debate team. [ laughter ] also, i do have to revisit this clip real quick. >> sleepy joe biden works for big tech and big donors. >> seth: what work would joe biden even do for big tech? [ laughter ] customer service? "i'm telling you, you got to unplug it, plug it back in." [ laughter ] "i don't know what to tell you, bro. i gotta go." [ laughter ] "try blowing on

rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. 10. 22. and still ahead on about morning news, santa clara county is upping their commitment to the well-being of children. and families will tell you how. >> and we have details on how you can learn to prepare for all types of emergencies in 10 25 in the south bay, santa clara county officials are upping the amount of money that's being spent. >> on the welfare of children and families. 1.2 9 billion dollars is going to be used for critical services, including for the homeless for juvenile and education programs as well. in fact, 260 million dollars is going to be taken from the general fund for that purpose, too. california is issuing fewer teaching credentials yet. at the same time we're facing an ongoing teacher shortage. state officials issued 2000 fewer teaching credentials last year and that marks a two-year gap in surf occasions. a lot of districts in california, our ally on in turns and teachers working on emergency style permits to fill the classrooms. emergency permits allow school

our rich demuro takes a closer look in this week's rich on tech. >> i'm rich demuro hair richaun tack in las vegas at cs 2025. or the wildfires have impacted this show as well and unique way. many attendees from los angeles either didn't come in all or they had to go home early to check on the situation back at home. and everyone at the show. so many attendees came up to me to express their best wishes for everyone in los angeles impacted. now with that in mind, we decided to scour the show floor for any technology that might help in an emergency situation. >> at cs 2025, in las vegas. in addition to the gadgets and ai another key topic, the devastating wildfires in los angeles. i'm also one of the people who live in california was also very concerned about wildfires. disaster tech has always been on display. now it's being noticed. we're always looking out be more proactive and detecting threats and also environmental first one of the most recognizable safety brands out there that used to be about 20 years ago that he had 17 minutes to escape a house fire that time has now been reduc

and we try cross that barrier between the rich and the poor. and that's one of the things the carter center did. so i had a handful of things to do in vacuums in the world. we still have a lot of vacuums that we still need to fill. i think is filling a lot of ourselves. let me ask you this. the. explain to them what you did with their blindness and how do you keep a project going? a period of several years, something that takes multiple to do operation, just a guinea worm is one disease that we tackle. we we started working on it 30 years ago and we found it in 21 countries,. 23,600 villages, three and a half million cases. and we've been working on those people, not there's not no medicine for it. we'd have to teach them how to change their life so they won't have this worm going their body. and we've now got it down. last year we had 22 cases and two instead of three, and a half million. and this year so far only have two cases. so we're working on getting rid of it. but i would say i would say the main thing to let the people do for themselv

. >>> still to come tonight, how donald trump's love of crypto could make some rich folks even richer. all at taxpayer expense. >>> plus, antiabortion activists are emboldened by what they won during the first trump administration and now they have a wish list for round two. that's next. ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. >>> during his first term in the white house, president trump delivered for the antiabortion . he appointed the conservative justices who were key in overturning roe v. wade. those activists are ready to hand the incoming president a new to-do list. one of their top asks is outlawing medication abortion. here's what trump had to say about that during his first post election interview on meet the press. >> will you restrict the availability of abortion pills when you're in office? >> probably say with exactly what i've been saying for the last two years and the answer is no. >

their public and use their new majority to push the same old gop policies of tax cuts of the very rich cuts to health care trickle-down economics democrats will fight back. if the republicans go after social security and medicare which many of them say the want to do they will have the go through us. the time to get to work as now. they have been working on this reconciliation bill and it doesn't make a difference to inside washington. they are trying to find the quickest and best way to hurt average americans by giving the wealthy get tax breaks they don't need. now you will hear from her newest voices. we are proud to welcome the great freshman class and they are here to speak because they are a great addition. c thank you leader and to stay on my good side of my new colleagues i'm going to keep this brief. what i want to tell you is six months ago i got a phonecall. my father had gotten into an accident and was rushed to the hospital. he will never have the chance to be able to walk again in his life was turned upside down. now it's time to figure out how he can get the care that he

we have a tax code that does not give breaks to ultra rich-r while you are breaking even.hat is what we're fighting for, it's a new day america, let's get to work. >> woo. >> from michigan. >> him melissa slotkin, i amf thrilled to be here, to you shivering out there, i see you, this is michigan weather, suck it up butter cup. wen live with this every day. i want to say, as one of the freshman who won in state that was also won by donald trump. regardless of our differences, i believe to my core that a strong middle class is a national security issue. it is one of most unifying things we have. and my job as someone who representing state that votes for donald trump is to look for common cause anywhere i come leadership is about picking between the things you have to compromise on and things you should never compromise on. so, wherever i can, i'll work across the aisle, but when it comes to our democracy, rights and values, i will standue up, i am thrilled to be here, thank you for having us, suck it up everyone it is a little cold. >> no butter cup. from great state -- >>

go to my website, rich on tech dot tv in las vegas. i'm rich demuro. that's rich on tech. and now to find some sun. >> the final day of the winter holiday season at disneyland resort brought out massive crowds yesterday. tickets at both disneyland park in l a and disney california adventure. they were sold out. disneyland. maximum capacity is 85,000 people. well, california adventure can hold up to 51,000. people believe me. it is crowded yesterday was the last visitors could see the holiday display before there taken down. >> and you were just yeah. so part of the crowds that wraps up kron. 4 news at 4. this the you got we're not doing right n exit is out of pacific palisades in southern california tonight. >> as a devastating fire continues to grow

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go to my website, rich on tech dot tv in las vegas. i'm rich demuro. that's rich on tech. now to find some sun. >> all right. don't go anywhere. we still have another hour of news together here on kron 4. i'm justine waldman. crawford is a 3. that's next. >> is it free? the games? breaking news. >> that breaking news we are following as a wildfire that has forced people from their homes in southern california. live picture here. all the smoke in the area. this is in the pacific palisades. there's an evacuation order right now and homes are burning. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. we have been closely following the conditions in southern california today because high winds have been hitting that area. this fire has burned more than 700 acres. it started earlier today. we're gonna get the latest now from kron four's to resist. situation. and theresa, what's the latest now? >> really, i'm a breaking situation. this fire burning out of control. the video coming in shows chaos and confusion as residents are scrambling to surv

the only people that want them are people getting rich off windmills and getting rich off windmills andting massive subsidies from the us government, and it is the us government, and it is the most expensive energy there is. many times more expensive than clean natural gas. so we are going to try and have a policy where no windmills are being built, off the coast of newjersey want to build like 200 windmills and people are going crazy. nobody wants them, and they are a very expensive. they don't work without subsidy. energy is a good business, you don't need subsidy. but when you build these massive towers, the 25 stories tall, a0 stories, they have won 70 stories tall, the blades, they take three ships to them, it is crazy. they are dangerous. you see what is happening up in the massachusetts area with the wales, where they had two whales washed ashore in a17 year period. now they had ia this season. the windmills are driving the windmills crazy. and i think over hundred and 25 or something of a number of years, and we don't want that to happen. it is a disaster. it is amazing the way

rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. all right. thank you, rich.re going to take a break here at 9.42. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the warriors hosting the sacramento kings at chase center. >> is erin wilson will have a recap of the game. (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can access your fico® score in a snap. (daughter) what i would give to be able to make art on this scale! (dad) you will one day. but it's equally important for you to be thinking about your future... building credit— (daughter) dad... fargo, what's my fico® score? (dad) wow... it's a work of art. (vo) do you fargo? (daughter) that was corny, but i'll take it. (vo) you can. visit wellsfargo.com/getfargo. >> is the time used to think it was like gray and gloomy. but now i consider it white and angelic. you know what, this fog when it's ok tender in the county, have always another way of looking i suppose my gosh, that because peace oop out there. this is treasure island. typically from this vantage point, you be able to see the bay bridge, bu

rich countries are getting richer and the poor countries are getting poorer. as we grow further apart economically, we grow further apart and understanding each other, and having mutual respect. i think that is a challenge we still have not faced adequately in this country or around the world. that is what i have learned, one of the major things i learned since i left the white house. ray: the book is "white house diary." please thank the 39th president of the united states. [applause] pres. carter: thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [applause]

i have talked to people who know the rich and well in the last few days and there is nervousness that a lot of focus on phase one of this deal and a real nervousness that the fighting could resume at the end of that phase. there is only limited detail at the moment about phase two and three. yes, you will remember that, in november 2023, yes, you will remember that, in november2023, if yes, you will remember that, in november 2023, if i am not mistaken, there was a temporary truce between israel and hamas and they release of more than 100 hostages at that stage. it was hoped that would lead to a kind of phase two of ceasefire talks and a permanent ceasefire. but it broke down have there is nervousness. i have talked to people who know the rich and well in the last few days and there is nervousness that a lot of focus on phase one of this deal and a real nervousness that the fighting could resume at the end of that phase. there is only limited detail at the moment about phase two and three. yes, you will remember that, in november 2023, yes, you will remember that, in november2023, if

rich is a story of incredible resilience and bravery that night.need that. we had from the governor of california calling on people to stay here in california, in southern california to rebuild. but when you take a look at this level of destruction, when you take it in once again, you realise what a big task that is for people in this community, how expensive it is going to be. they have concerns about rebuilding. we know climate change is exacerbating these weather—related events. they are in it for the long haul. we also heard from the mayor of la about how she is confident president elect donald trump will be coming to los angeles when he is president once again injust over a week. up until now, he called the response from california politicians incompetent. of course, nothing ever happens in isolation. of course, people here in los angeles will be watching closely to ensure that they get all of their help, because certainly, the road ahead to recovery is, as you can see, very long. studio: thank you very much. that is my colleague in malibu. le

the loan is a beautiful province, rich province in so many ways, culture, you're rich, it's also a port for the panama canal. the boat. if you want to the streets of cologne, you would see a lot of poverty. you would see me things that are falling apart that are not for people to live in, but people are living there. and you will see a city that has been a band and by the rest of the country, the i moved to the us when i finished high school. people's shocking to me, the most people in the west have no idea that their country occupied panama build a fence around the canal and said, this is ours. keep out. not only that, but the us important didn't group policies into panama and create its separate leaving areas for white workers and black and brown workers. this clarified on type, black and segregation, as practices that had existed since and placed africans were 1st brought to panama degree american basis. and they put in place of with the american soldiers use segregated from the rest of the week. so be great to surprise. so the or area was used for americans or the europeans white. t

larry: rich, do you believe this?t happens, conversions on the road to damascus. >> sometimes people just go along with the band wagon, right. does it matter at the end of the day and a fence sitter like mark zuckerberg and change the culture and politics o f it such that he wants to be with you, even if not sincere, that's a good thing. he's been in the alternative. >> he was way on the other side before. >> he got pushed by the other side. larry: i'm going to let them argue this out. once upon a time we call it had a big temp but it's changed now. rich lowry, thank you. miranda devine and david webb. all catch david cohosting the bottom line with dagen mcdowell at 6:00 p.m. on fabulous fox business and all go on the road to damascus. speaking of damascus, coming up, president trump, 100 executive orders on inauguration day and talking about it with senator marsha blackburn next. ♪ [coughing] hi susan, honey? yea. i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plu

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it a perk mostly for the rich.or responsible federal budget saying of the cut "all though described as middle class tax relief, the benefits from loosening the salt relief is flowing to the highest households especially those those in high tax states like new jersey, anything connecticut, and california. if you doubled salt tax deduction, 94% of benefit goes to households making combined effect deliver 200,000 and half goes to people making less than $100,000 a year". fiscal conservatives won't vote for a tax package if things like salt are include that had balloon the debt even more. >> if we do not reduce spending, we are simply shifting the tax to future generations paying for a mountain of debt and coming to before christmas and coming together saying we need to cut at least 2.5 to 3 trillion for a debt ceiling increase. reporter: stuart, doubling a salt tax would barely make a difference. anyone making under $100,000 a year if the salt cap was doubled, they'd save about $1 on their taxes. stuart. stuart: that

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