scott, kate, a, we both watched the media and the, the failed piece process that the us and the u. k. a torpedo in early parts of the conflict here. how often is that mentioned in the main stream media you and i talked about it in real time. i remember it in real time. okay. it's never got an airing on the main stream media. the public simply doesn't know that this conflict or 1st ball could have been avoided. second of all, it could have been shut down relatively quickly. scott, i know you're a 100 percent correct? because 1st of all, a to, to discuss what happened in march and april, requires people to re think to be of the entire narrative bitch been portrayed in the west of an aggressive russia. she can territorial acquisition, seeking to destroy q. but when you look at the terms that russia had agreed to, they were extraordinary lenient. um, did almost some people say it almost was like russia lost in was conceding things to ukraine, that's out lenient scholars got i, i remember at the time i remember at the time and, and probably was talking you about it. i, i said that would

bush, scott jennings, kate bedingfield, and former special adviser to president obama, van jones. rana mcdaniel keeps saying the path and the math is not there for nikki haley. she didn't say drop out, but she said, you know, drop out. you said that might be her last speech last night. do you think that? >> it could be her last speech as a candidate. it's a tough assignment that she's got now, because she's got to go to her home state, where she's not doing very well, in four weeks. what's going to happen is every day between now and then, every republican in the country from dog catcher all the way up will be signing up on the trump train, the trump train, the trump train. it's a very long, slow march to probably another defeat in south carolina, at some point, it's not just your donors that start backing away, your volunteers start backing away. >> is there an "unless" there, unless she does what? >> i think that it's for her, i don't see a big "unless." it's tough, it's tough. i tell you what, people, saying all this time, i wish a republican would stand up to donald trump. i w

kate? >> scott, that's a big question. the new bull run is being driven by two potential catalysts. hope for etf approval and something called halving coming up this spring. the s.e.c. has a january 10th deadline to approve or reject the cathie wood's ark shares, issuers could be notified this week. there are dozens of application like fidelity and black rock. if approved an etf could lower to buy bitcoin. some argue that would bring in a wider range of investors and more institutional interests. others now say the upside may have already been priced in at this point. and then you have the bitcoin halving, it gets cut in half, keeping a cap on bitcoin supply. the other driver for bitcoin, scott, the same thing driving tech. falling interest rates and some of the return of risk appetite. back over to you. >> let's talk to retail investors, thank you very much for that report. weiss, you've been long bitcoin. what about now? >> well, this one i trimmed also on friday. a day too early. look, i don't believe in bitcoin. i still see no use case, no end market for it. it's just speculativ

michael rose is the new ceo an president effective on or before march 1, scott >> all right, kate rooney, thank you. >>> you heard the sound affect with about a minute left here. dow came off the lows. but the market to your point i just hanging in there, facing lot? >> yes, the question is whethe it is kind of for stalling something that you need, which is to pull that slingshot back a little bit more. even in nasdaq, you started to see some things look short term even though the big stocks have held up better. you still do have 85% of all volumes down to the new york stock exchange, so there is some selling. i mentioned the monthly future expiration is today. last month, december 20, it wa that 1.5% drop day that came out of nowhere in the middle of strong period as you do have some static that you'll have t deal with. but so far, it is not really causing a whole lot of pain. it is not looking like a chang yet. even though you've got plenty of people that are talking abou it >> the markets are trying to decide economic good news. >> yes and how good it was becaus maybe the retail sales

betty: kate scott is the new senate historian, she joined the office in 2010 after dick baker retiredis a wonderful historian and very skilled speaker so she has taken over all the tests i did, doing presentations and stuff like that. but i am here as a consultant if they need me. i suspect she will not leave me very often because she is very good at her job and has a very wonderful assistant colleagues, the associate historian,. daniel. holt there in the process of looking for a new assistant so they will have three in-place again soon. if the senate has events or they want to have something ready be me back to talk and i am available for that. so it is more just sort of as an advisory consultant role at this point, as needed. host: so in your semi retirement, what are you doing? betty: well, i am spending time doing a lot of things i didn't get enough time to do over the last quarter-century, including -- i am a drummer, so i spend a lot of time drumming. i am in a drum group and that is a lot of fun and we enjoyed that a lot. i do martial arts so i get spend a lot of time doing tha

scott peterson's case. i'm sara sidner with kate bolduan and john berman. this is "cnn news central." >>> all right.e are seeing something different in new hampshire this morning. is this nikki haley unleashed? just moments ago, she hit back at donald trump, who's gone after her on everything from her strength to her ethnicity to her name. listen to this. >> there are multiple instances that we need to start asking donald trump the questions and stop taking what he's saying to be golden. the fact that donald trump's lying, it's another reason why he won't debate me because he knows i'll call him out on it. >> all right. that was out loud. nikki haley is doing this online also. just a few minutes ago, a tweet from nikki haley. she said, another reason we need to move on from trump, too many lies, she said. democrats can't vote in the new hampshire primary. they haven't been able to change their registration for months. i eye i was tougher on china and russia than trump was. i passed the toughest illegal immigration law in the country as governor. i did more to protect south carolinians than he did to

james, you know, we do want to say whether or not he's going play on sunday i think cross scott for sports. ray katemore. >> he had a designation of limited which means he only participated in certain drills and plays. but we saw samuel out there running around running routes and dancing like he usually does. that is great news for the forty-niners who have a significantly better success rate with the annual on the field. i saw so many times out he brings a >> extra set of juice it's hard to hard to mimic without him. >> you just excited for him to be out there. he just such a, you know, huge part of our offense and everything that we doing. this is energy itself is infectious and he gets guys going to get some confident nba together as it's on. you know, it's it's something entirely so very excited go out there and looks great. he's also one of the players who has seen this team through its current run of 4 nfc championship appearances in 5 seasons and a huge part of the locker room energy. that means so much to this team. >> that energy has been high this week. lots of enthusiasm combined with the

kate hooked up with my friend scott hahn who's an actor. >> he's been doing this on our podcast for four i still don't believe him. >> jimmy: are you mad at him? >> no. >> we would sit in my room. he liked my room. >> he liked your room. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm on oliver's side. >> i definitely made out with some, not scottie. >> really quickly, kate was such a strong woman that i didn't need to be protective of her. she handled herself. >> that's what he tells himself. >> i was not the protective older brother. i was like if you want to hook up with scottie, look up with scottie. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you just setting the table to hook up with kate's friends. >> yes. big time. she was always at my door. cut to me at her door, hey, is karla in there? >> after oliver went to college and came back, all he wanted to do was hang out in my room. i was like you've got to get out of my room. >> jimmy: well scott loves your room. >> if you ask him, he'll tell you the truth. >> jimmy: that would be fun. a polygraph test. >> i would do it and i'd beat it. >> jimmy: if you want to get some

garrett hey, ry nobles, julie sirkin, olivia talley, rebecca kaplan, kyle ewart, kate's angeles seahawks for scott lang and carrie dann, who leadss all along with ted strickland and chloe aaron spark. when i started on capitol hill in 2011, nbc only had four people on the hill. and as we've grown this team consistently crushes it every day, leading the pack and inspiring me to push myself and think outside the box and so grateful for you. i also want to give a special shout out to hayley talbot, who ran coverage for the january six committee for us back then. she's now at cnn and who also shared her story for the piece. i'm very grateful for you as well. thank you. to the house and senate. to the house and senate, radio and television gallery for trying to keep us out of trouble, trying and the stills gallery for accommodating me with all my ridiculous cameras, my father and stepmother are here. you taught me to be the person journalist i am today. i'm so lucky to have you in my life. and to halley, who is the best partner, the best mother to our child and the most supportive, encouraging cheerlea

posture themselves after iowa and in new hampshire, and so, thank you, scott jennings, and ana navarro, and we go to new hampshire where kate bolduan is. >> let's do that, john berman. what drove donald trump's dominating win in iowa, and how does it translate now to new hampshire. the state of play in new hampshire and the work that all of the candidates still need to do to win here. and the republican field shrinks further today. asa hutchinson and vivek ramaswamy dropping out of the race. where do their voters go? who benefits from this? all of this while donald trump is in a courtroom right now, and how the courtroom campaign strategy is looking today after his big night dominating in iowa. we'll be right back. >>> all right. donald trump didn't just win in iowa, he won huge. let me show you the 99 counties here, and these are all of the counties that donald trump won by more than 10 points. okay. every single county, and 97 counties in iowa he won by more than 10 points except for story county where iowa state university is and johnson county where the university of iowa is, and this is one of my favorite numbers here

kate, look, it's cold. you've been out there in these early states. scott has been out there in iowa and new hampshire.t's really cold and we have snow in the forecast and single-digit temperatures next week. you have to really motivate someone and get people to really be invested in your campaign to get them out in the cold tell tours on a cold iowa caucus night to get them out there, so that's another thing is motivating and really boosting up the enthusiasm with your voting base. >> get the hand warmers ready for sure. >> yeah. >> kiely atwood was laying out the final pinching the final argument that we are hearing from the candidates. part of that final pitch is also, i'm interested in, how they are responding to and attacking each other. let me play this for you from the weekend. >> nikki haley and ron aren't working for your interests the they are working for the interests of other nations and themselves and so are those two. nikki would sell you out just like she sold me out. >> if you watch the speeches and compare that to the trump of '16 this is not the same candidate by any stretch of the im

kate. >>> coming up for us, it was a crime that captivated the nation. now a group of attorneys is taking on the scott peterson case. calling for another look at the evident decades after he was convicted of killing his pregnant wife laci. we'll be back. not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter. never taken corporate pac money - never will. leading the fight to ban congressional stock trading. and the only democrat who opposed wasteful “earmarks” that fund politicians' pet projects. katie porter. focused on your challenges - from lowering housing costs to fighting climate change. shake up the senate - with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable. he also helped lower drug costs, bring good jobs back home,

kate rodgers will do that. what do we see here? >> hey there, scott. we want to calm your attention to shares of mcdonald's.w year update on linkedin mentioning the war in the middle east was having a meaningful impact on business. he wrote in part, i also recognize that several markets in the middle east and some outside the region are experiencing a meaningful business impact due to the war and associated misinformation that is affecting brands like mcdonald's this is disheartening and ill founded in every company we operate. mcdonald's is proudly represented by owner operators who employ thousands of fellow citizens. the local community connection is the genius of the mcdonald's system. shares were down around 1%. i'm sure much more to come when they report earnings in a few weeks. >> kate, thank you. a note passed around for certain, and we're watching those shares. top contrarian ideas for 2024. we'll continue asking committee members for their outside the box ideas. the next big opportunities this year. we debate it next. >> announcer: are you following "the halftime report" podcast? what are you wait

kate. burke. so. talk about the sky right show? it'sand introduce speaker scott mingus senior. he's going to talk about the wrightsville bridge. george scott is a historian multiple winning author having written or co-written more than 30 books on the american civil war and the underground railroad. he's also written numerous articles on gettysburg magazine, four other historical journals he has appeared on c-span c-span, three pcm and other tv networks. mingus writes a blog on civil war history of york county, pennsylvania, and received the heritage profile award from the york county history center for his contributions to local civil war history. let's welcome mr. scott mingus. come back me to the summer 1863. it's gettysburg pennsylvania. confederate troops are coming from the west. there's more confederates under djerba lee robert rhodes people like that to north there's union cavalry fronting union infantry they attack prissy maids. the union forces retreat and retreat and retreat. the confederates at the high ground. we're not talking the battle of gettysburg we're not ta

kate. it's not just the ron desantis endorsement that is giving the trump campaign momentum in this race, but it's also the fact that here in just the last week, former primary rivals, tim scottvivek ramaswamy, and doug burgum threw their weigh behind him and trump won 50% of the vote in south carolina where haley served as governor, an average of recent polling shows him with a roughly 30-point lead over haley on her home turf for that primary next month. the other problem for haley, where the supporters of desantis turn i just talked to one new hampshire resident a few moments ago outside of the trump rally, he went to a desantis campaign and stopped just 48 hours ago and was weighing voting for him. tonight he's here for trump and tells me that nikki haley is not the viable alternative that he was open to. kate >> vaughn hilliard for us, thank you. >>> now back to football and the big game in detroit with the lion one step closer to the super bowl beating the tampa bay buccaneers 21-33 jesse kirsch are still celebrating. >> reporter: the game wrapped about 20 minutes ago and we still have fans in the stands still cheering. they literally had fireworks in the building when

kate! >> loo >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm scott mcgrew.dent league, planned to play one game at the stadium in june. it signed a lease, paid the deposit. in a statement just released, the ballers said they were told the a's would enforce the clause in their contract with the coliseum that prevents other teams from playing. the ballers say they'll have to find somewhere else to play. >>> we're starting to clear out across the bay area. temperatures stay cool. our next round of rain for all of the bay area comes in on saturday with chilly temperatures. we'll have frosty mornings ahead, so be prepared for temperatures close to freezing for the inland areas by the end of the weekend. spotty north bay showers expected tomorrow morning. the rest of the day, bright and sunny and headed up for 60 degrees. saturday is cool, breezy with off-and-on light rain. back to sunshine on sunday into early next week. >> that looks pretty good. we'll be back with another local news update shortly. we'll see you at 11:00. in order for small businesses to thrive

scott so that's likely what's hitting shares here. wall street doesn't like this news >> no, no, not at all. down near 6% kateooney, thank you for that. mr. shareholder, learning about this in real time. >> yeah, it's the stupidest thing i've ever seen it looks like market manipulation, but nobody wins. why would you come out and say, we're going to rock your world, or whatever he said, and then the big innovation is, we're not investing in this. we're still cost cutting but, look, will do a faster check-out? you have to have a faster. there's nothing here i don't know i'm not impressed by him so far, a new ceo, give him the benefit of the doubt they report february 7th maybe they will rock our world then this is not what's popping in the street we don't roll like this. we don't say big things and then back them up with basically minor incrementalisting products that's why you see the stock getting traded this way. >>> let's bounce for a moment. the dow has gone negative by near seven points. that's evaporated. the s&p 500, 4878, off the best levels of the day. so is the nasdaq, too. maybe some of the tech st

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scott edwards. brian hausmann. lenora haynes and myself on the list. jarrett hornbostel, lupita ibarra, lisa icing. jonathan kibrick, helen kwan. scarlett lam, michael macario. mariana mcguire. rob maloney. kate mccarthy. sean mccormick. aaron mcmillan. norma rogozin. david rosales. greg rude and chris spain. and hundreds more with so many people who helped make apec successful impossible, it is hard to truly recognize everyone . and this is just a representative list of the entire team that worked so hard to make this possible. thank you . thank you. thank you. on behalf of the board, i want to just thank mr. guzzo for your service and congratulations on your remarkable impacts. also, thank the full team working on apec. i also wanted to do a very brief shout out to enrique aguilar, who put together that great video show that captured so many of the different types of staff contributions. if anybody hasn't seen it, i encourage you to take a look. i think that told the story really nicely of the full team effort that apec involved. so thank you all again. and thank you, julie and jeff for the making these moments for recognition of staff . all right. thank you so much. before we move on to th

scott edwards. brian hausmann. lenora haynes and myself on the list. jarrett hornbostel, lupita ibarra, lisa icing. jonathan kibrick, helen kwan. scarlett lam, michael macario. mariana mcguire. rob maloney. kate mccarthy. sean mccormick. aaron mcmillan. norma rogozin. david rosales. greg rude and chris spain. and hundreds more with so many people who helped make apec successful impossible, it is hard to truly recognize everyone . and this is just a representative list of the entire team that worked so hard to make this possible. thank you . thank you. thank you. on behalf of the board, i want to just thank mr. guzzo for your service and congratulations on your remarkable impacts. also, thank the full team working on apec. i also wanted to do a very brief shout out to enrique aguilar, who put together that great video show that captured so many of the different types of staff contributions. if anybody hasn't seen it, i encourage you to take a look. i think that told the story really nicely of the full team effort that apec involved. so thank you all again. and thank you, julie and jeff for the making these moments for recognition of staff . all right. thank you so much. before we move on to th