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just tell your speaker, play c-sp radio. sp, created by cable. >> here on c-span, we have been introducing you to new members of the 119th congress. they talk about their early lives, previous careers, families, and what drove their interest running for office. next, sarah mcbride, jefferson shreve, laura gillen, goldman, no lipo, and sarah l frith. our code democrat sarah mcbride is an at-large member of the u.s. house representing the state of delaware. she was national press secretary for the human rights campaign before winning the seat. representative mcbride is also the first openly transgender member of congress. she talks about her career and getting started on capitol hill. >> my journey to serving the entirety of the great state of delaware really started being born and raised in delaware. in so many ways, just getting here has been a journey of ups and downs, a journey that started in my own crisis of hope. i think for this congress, for our politics nationally, the biggest challenge we face is this country faces

usps threaten to have an impact on ma not comment on er the sps did not comment on if the was time temporaryina. thanks for watching. see you soon. hey, it's lucy with the catch—up. tonight: a shock announcement, are phone bans a thing, are phone bans a good thing, and even animals love banksy. and even animals love banksy; , first, in an but first, in an extraordinary news conference, says he wants trump says he wants the us to take over gaza redevelop it. the us to take over gaza said evelop it. the us to take over gaza said gazap it. the us to take over gaza said gaza could be he said gaza could be of the middle east. 7 what 77 77 7 7v7vhatis77 77 7 what is t7rumpis 7 77 that i7s7t7rur7n7p7is7 plan 7 7 7 7the77 77 7 the17.87 7 7 ’ the17.8million7 ' for the 1.8 million palestinians who call home? call gaza home? instead we should go other of interest countries of interest humanitarian hearts, with humanitarian hearts, and there many of that and'there'are ma ny ofthem that to do this. 777777could 7 77777777777c7o7ul7d7be 7 7 7 77777777777c7o7ul7d7be paid 7 waging pad for 71154376; ad for by

officials say all employees at sps technologies in abington township outside of philadelphia, have beenounted for and there's no reported injuries. residents within a mile are hold to shelter in place. the facility makes fasteners and other components for aerospace, transportation and other purposes. >>> the leader of a cult-like group was arrested. and new fallout for mayor eric adams. those are the headlines on "the morning newsstand." "the new york times" says four new york city deputy mayors say they will resign over eric adams cooperation with president trump. adams has resisted calls to step down. last week, the justice department ordered prosecutors to drop federal prosecution charges against adams and felt it was only done to coerce trump's crackdown. the deputy mayors say they will stay on until replacements are found. >>> and new york governor kathy hochul has called a meeting of key city leaders in manhattan today as she considers whether to remove adams from office. >>> "the baltimore sun" says an apparent leader of a cult-like group called the zizians, linked to killings in

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. >> and etf called the diamond dia is the ticker is basically down version of the sp whiteboard qqq.let's go to you for the first actionable idea. >> he makes power equipment that goes into a diversified set of things many customers throughout the globe not just a.i. but a little bit of a.i. in the stock is down because of the data centers but down this week a little bit but eaton had a good quarter and it showed growth and guided for 8% revenue growth has a nice cost discipline going in and profit margins their buying back stock because of tons of cash, you're getting really high evs growth for a stock that is down 10%, why not. >> what you have forced teresa. >> dow in general is down 70% from the 2022 peak but that has gotten too cheap, it is remodeling stores a nice 3.3 dividend and cracking down on shoplifting. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position to for the weekend. i am cheryl casone and for maria bartiromo. an action-packed second week in office for president t

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sportswriter opening doors for the next generation of journalists. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >>> we begin in san francisco where a police chase came to a crashing halt when a car slammed into a parklet outside a sports bar in the mission district and now this incident is raising some large he larger questions. >> good evening. i'm ryan yamamoto. >>> officers near the stonestown galleria sported a stolen suv from richmond. that suv took off crashing into the parklet at 24th street and south van ness. two women inside the crashed car were arrested. six bystanders were hurt. this crash comes less than a year after city voters approved a measure to loosen the rules when police can chase suspects. amanda hari has the latest on the crash and heard from some in the area with concerns about the new pursuit policy. >> reporter: things are looking different here at the napper tandy. all signs of the parklet are completely gone and the owner doesn't know if they're go

el sps. sacramento compartió esta fotografía de devon con el trofeo lombok.nino es miembro del equipo ruf y venció a otros 15 cachorros, también de otros refugios de animales, así que muy bonito. bien merecido ese premio 49ers. y el wilk es mañ musica(( -- m'usica >> esta tarde noticias telemundo reina el temor en los angeles por los operativos migratorios de ice. cientos salieron a las calles para protestar por la politica de deportaciones del gobierno de trump. mientras comerciantes dicen que se han visto impactados y reportan un descenso en las ventas. un juez federal bloquea temporalmente al departamento de eficiencia del gobierno , liderado por elon musk de acceder a informacion sensible del departamento del tesoro. mientras otro magistrado le permite acceder a los sistemas del departamento de trabajo. tension entre mexico y estados unidos. el gobierno de trump le exige a claudia sheinbaum acelerar la eliminacion total de los carteles. ella responde que comiencen por su propio pais. causa conmocion el estado de salud de los tres rehenes liberados hoy por

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trump also signed another order banning demand from woman sp sports.eering and applause] -- banning men. and some of the transit woman's athletes are not taking the news of a well. [laughter] >> greg: 's next executive action may be to get rid of the department of education shutting down functions that are not written explicitly into statute, if it's not law it's not legal. no wonder the democrats are panicking. since the education department inception, math scores have been dropping faster than bill cosby's date after the first cocktail. i know, isn't he awful? we all agree. i'm glad. the bottom line, any old days our solemn stately and benign republicans, stayed well behaved as they ran rampant. would be shocked by just one win but typically the wall gracious in defeat. john boehner would have cried and paul ride would have gone back to his one-man show about any monster. -- 80? trump is different, not just a republican president, he is a legend, wherever he goes, the world sits up. here he comes they mutter, ward leaders scramble for selfies, politi

the pastry would have billing if there are six more weeks of billing and it's an early sp spring.g it telling the animal-rights group to quote, take it. when even the democrat governor says go, you must know your liberal woke idea is for the b bad. >> i wanted to be a barbecue associated with it. >> ,. >> you like this? >> no, i want bacon and eggs maybe porkchops like basis. >> of the you talking about barbecuing -- this. >> i gladly ask clarifying this. what kind of guide you think i am. >> banning not only this weather revealed what all and are reveals in general. >> these gender reveals have to stop. how many explosions will see not gender reveals gone wrong? i don't understand the type. unlike but celebrate having a healthy baby and if you really need to throw a big party, i think you need a hobby in your life. he may have got more people on the board if they didn't do pink and blue, be more creative. why is the winter and pink spring? >> wants to take it to the next level. >> do we know for a fact -- that the groundhog does not like being paraded around? obviously that's why

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trump also going to ledges to avoid potential conflict of interest with elon musk, his ownership of sp spacex would disqualify him from doing anything with president trump's space policy. larry: are tax payers about to get doge dividend checks? how about a check. elon musk federal audit of waste, fraud abuse and corruption could net2 trillion in budget savings, and thinking about turning 20% to taxpayers, he has not raised it with trump it might come to 5,000 a head. might incentivize people to go back to work. become taxpayers, to get their doge dividend. you can check elon musk about this is twitter x, it did not come up in sean hannity interview last night, a. whole thrust of that interview was about disempowers unelected permanent bureaucracy and reempowers american voters and taxpayers, as should be the case in a democracy, i like the part where elon musk called himself trump's tech support, let me quote from it, one of the biggest functions of doge team is just making sure from presidentiali executive orders are actually carried out, a lot of presidents in past have talk period t

the fire began at a building owned by sps technologies. it began late tonight. you can see these are live pictures and it is engulfing this building. the company supplies aerospace fasteners and fittings. they are products found in countless engines, wings, fuselage, and landing gear. no word on injuries. as firefighters battled the blaze, the commissioner has warned residents to avoid the area because they're not quite sure what else is burning and what other toxic chemicals might be inside in the flames. we will keep you up to speed as the information comes in. breaking tonight, new information coming in about the delta airlines plane that flipped upside down as it crash landed at a toronto airport. a retired top gun fighter pilot joins us live next. later, given the sudden rise in plane crashes, is it a good idea for elon musk and his spacex engineers to work with the faa to make flying safer? we want to know what you think. let us know. x and instagram and will read your responses coming up in the nightcap. (vo) with usps ground advantage, it's like you're w

. >> so let's sp bring religion back, bring god back into our lives. larry: that is important. we're running short. but, let me start kellyanne, more evidence direct let's talking about the importance and strength of faith and god and religion, and also pointing out obvious, too many democrats oppose religion and god. kellyanne, what do you make of it? >> well, president trump is going there, because he said he wants to known as a peacemaker and unifier, he thanked god, divine intervention from saving his life from that assassin bullet, our founding was to protect church from state not the other way, we came here, people came hire from england because king george would not allow them to practice religion the way they wanted to. the whole idea you have secularists trying to rip god out of the public square out of some of our government documents, they always offer us their thoughts never their prayers, that problematic. speaking of tax cuts. they doubled child care tax credit, they have a ch but so is the religious based attacks on campuses and halls of congress, it has to stop.

. >> john: sp 23 comes through federal agencies in an attempt to save money, the epa discover some fraudion sitting in a parked car outside of financial institution. epa administrator, lee zeldin, demand the funds be returned so they don't go to waste. ep eight lee zeldin joins us now. good to see you again. we rode up the elevator earlier today twice in one day. it is a record i think. so tell us about this $20 billion you found stashed away then as we were chatting on the elevator, you said it was done in such a way that made oversight nearly impossible. >> that is right. starting september 18th, 2024, there was a financial aid to an agreement that entered into between the biden treasury department and outside bank. after that, there where additional agreements and account control agreement and amended account control agreement and the dates show this rush. it was actually election day, november 5th the general counselor's office provided an opinion on it. they were amending control agreements the week before inauguration. now $20 billion going out the door up front should be a big, re

they just rolled h roll their sp and work with us we could do this in a bipartisan fashion but that doesn't >> it seems like the f word is a persuasive word out there in america they were dropping the f bomb left and right as they sit sing their 1930s union songs in front of these decrepit old bureaucratic buildings or don't have too many bureaucrats in there. because they are supported or working from home. let me ask you this question mr. the senate republican leadership and so forth with dealing in getting this through? that media has been trying to divide us, they're trying to divide republicans against themselves an meet regularly wih leader soon we have the greater challenge in our chamber they recognize that there's a bait about one versus two bill strategy all evaporate do not take any issue with anybody about that. we all have exactly the same mission, the same objective there are different ideas on how to get there till my senate colleagues and got to trust me and the house. we've have 165 additional personalities to deal with on our side. we have a more diverse caucus because we

welcome back sp 30 rolls into the second hour.hn roberts in washington and good to have you here. >> jacqui: good to be with you, john and jacqui heinrich and for sandra smith. working with south american crime ring with defense operation of stolen goods. one to be believed to tie it to joe barrows home in december. >> john: one of several superstars with recent home break-ins and investigators trying to determine how all of the cases might be connected to. >> jacqui: alexis mcadams and that diamond district and what did the police find in the pawnshop? >> jackie, john they went into the pawnshop behind me and they came out with the boxes and boxes of stolen items. we are talking expensive watches and other types of jewelry and drugs and lots of cash. take a look on your screen. that video at the investigators working. they were out here for hours. they believe that guy at the pawnshop linked to south american theft ring taking boxes of stolen property out. those that owned the store are facing charges. they are accused of creatin

welcome back sp 30 in the second hour.ig one, sandra. >> this move has gotten a lot of attention and more news this hour to be with you in sandra smith in new york and a group of attorneys general successfully move for temporary hold on doge access. the lawyer say causing "ongoing constitutional harm because the department can't do its work." >> john: fox team shannon bream with her insights and just a moment. >> sandra: bryan llenas in manhattan federal court. what information is the system doge was to look at? >> yeah, so sandra, looked the u.s. treasury central payment system is known as really the barrel at the school surface. this is at the heart of elon musk and doge mission to rein in government spending. why? 90% of the u.s. government spending and that is $5 trillion a year runs through this treasury system. this is how most money is disbursed to federal agencies including social security payments, veterans benefits, tax refunds, federal grant money given to states like medicaid. it also contains an american's per

sp sp space-x was to bring the astronauts home in march, but they switched it out for a sooner date, bringing them home sooner. >> watch your feet, sonny. >> okay. >> reporter: for months, nasa insisted they are not stuck in space. they have a space capsule lifeboat in case they ever have to abandon the space station. >> ignition. and liftoff! starliner and atlas 5. >> reporter: but butch and sonny launched on a ten-day mission back on june 5th. their return trip delayed because nasa didn't trouble -- trust the troubled starliner to bring them home. instead, they were reassigned to spacex crew nine, staying on station until february. then candidate trump called on elon musk to bring them home sooner. >> you know he will send a rocket very soon to pick up the two guys. how would you like to be stuck in space? >> reporter: they can return when spacex 10 crew arrives to take over the station. but then the february launch was also delayed. president trump posting on truth social, "i have just asked elon musk and spacex to go get the two brave astronauts." now, nasa and spacex say crew 10

barack obama used the same one for the tax c cuts and that's sp fretting about it.rue, really? >> that is true. i don't know many, if any, maybe one or two republican senators that don't agree with that. largely because mike crapo is a man of honor and understands this stuff better than the rest of us, but the explanation is clear, secretary bessent is exactly right. if we fail, it's a 4.3 trillion tax increase. cbo scores the other way. they score that as revenue and interestingly when it comes to spending, they use current policy. l they don't score the spending increase but the tax cut. >> they're off by $4 trillion last time. only that. larry: only that much. they admitted yesterday, 1 point 1.9 trillion, actual revenue, call it 2 trillion, above their original estimate zen years ago and admit that had and doesn't cause them to change their models. i still want to wait. i don't think waiting is a good idea. it maybe that the house has to get through what it has to get through, let's go for one, big, beautiful, reconciliation bill. don't wait. jaire i'm not hung

but if you look at the small-cap sps and the six-month picture is up 8%, we have been waiting to see a huge breakout for the small and mid-cap. what is going to trigger that. >> the biggest ingredient to trigger that is the fact that beginning in the second quarter, small-cap stocks are expected to generate more earnings growth than large-cap stocks the reason large-cap have beaten small-cap for eight consecutive years that is where the earnings growth has been that saul expected to change in the second quarter. when and if it does you can see small caps will outperform they treated a cheaper multiple, tight credit spread should benefit them add in m&a, lower regulation and taxes and potentially lower interest cost leader favorable for small-cap. liz: that's a big potential, the fed is expected to pause once again scott bauer. if you look at the trading environment versus the investing environment those are two very different things, are they not. the trading environment we see steel stocks biking cleveland cliffs up 15% in anticipation that people will be forced to buy u.s. steel, u

. ♪ >> midco supports c-sp as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you front row seat to democracy. >> congressional researchers preview the new 119 congress at an event hosted by the american enterprise institute in washington, d.c.. they talked about the narrow republican majority in the house, the relationship between the new congress and trump administration, campaign-finance, and elon musk's influence. in the senate --

. >> [applause] >> the second thing, mercedes scmermercedes is we've got to sp spending money on garbageery dollar we take in and spend, you have to pay for , either through taxes or through inflation and if we spend the american people's money more wisely, if we stop taxing and spending the american people to death, that's also going to bring relief to all of the pricing pressures that are out there. we're going to make it affordable to live in this country again. that's our mandate. that's our goal and you're right. there's a lot more we could do but i think we've got a good start after 30 days. liz: vice president j.d. vance and getting cheered and applause on doge's audits and trump's audits but we've got this new controversy blowing up at the education department. doge found schools have spent nearly 200, look at this money, it's 200 billion bucks, really? of taxpayer funds, for covid relief. little impact on students there. actually $200 million, with a lower case m. let's fix that and bring in media chair steve forbes and go through it. they spent nearly 400,000, good to see you,

. >> this week, tune in for c-sp new members of congress series where we talk with both republicans and democrats about their early lives, us careers, families and why they decided to run forice. watch new members of congress all weekning at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. here's a preview. >> after graduating, i worked in finance for several years, first as an virmt banker and then as an -- investment banker and then a hedge fund analyst. getting to experience the private sector. got to work long hours. got to see a little bit of what the real world is about. how our global financial system works. what is the plumbing of the global economy. i think it provided a strong foundation not only for what i'm doing now but understanding how the world really works. >> the most formative experience of my life was serving as the caregiver to 2 person who would become my husband, andy, during his battle with cancer inform anyone who has been diagnosed with cancer, particularly in your 20's as andy was, it is like a punch in the gut, unlike what anyone has ever experience pd. you never expect to hear

. ♪ >> midco supports c-sp as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you front row seat to democracy. >> congressional researchers preview the new 119 congress at an event hosted by the american enterprise institute in washington, d.c.. they talked about the narrow republican majority in the house, the relationship between the new congress and trump administration, campaign-finance, and elon musk's influence. in the senate -- >> where we look at the 119th that will be. let me first start by introducing my co-panelists. to my immediate right is joshua ruder. he is a senior fellow with georgetown university' us government affairs institute, where he teaches on advanced legislator process, separation of powers, and the federal budget process. he joined the government affairs institute in 2013. he worked on the hill as an american political science professional. he has been writing on politics since 1999 -- a small topic for a small book. to his right is my colleague kevin cozart. he is also a senior fellow at aei, study in congress as well as the ministries o

those are your sprinkles that you're seeing for just a couple sp-ts in the bay area.eing some light sprinkles right now up in the oakland to down to hayward hills currently. now, let's time everything out for us. so sprinkles this morning. here's around noon time today. and as you can see, rainfall at this point still mostly north of santa rosa towards your evening commute tonight, we will start to see showers dropping into marin, sonoma and napa counties more so and then really after that, most of us having settled in is when we'll start to see our heavier rainfall pushing into the rest of the bay area. and overnight tonight, we will see some heavy showers and some strong winds too leading into tomorrow. this will result in some localized flooding threat for your tuesday. so tomorrow is definitely going to be a stormy one. we'll start wednesday with a few sprinkles dry out wednesday afternoon. before more rainfall likely into thursday and then hanging out into early friday morning, too. we dry out into the weekend after that. as for rainfall totals today, not so much

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and that is where we begin sp 29 rows into a second hour, i am john roberts in washington. knew it is going to be busy this week? >> sandra: are never would have guessed it. good to be with you, john, sandra smith in new york, i.c.e. grappling with leaks warning immigrants about impending raids happening all over the country, and there has been in men's pushback to efforts from some of these democrat lead states. in boston, massachusetts, agents arrested a guatemalan national who was accused of heinous crimes against children but released on bail by local authorities. >> john: stories like that part of why attorney general pam bondi on unveiled a lawsuit against new york state over its approach to immigration. she was joined by an angel mom who made it clear that those policies have dire consequences. >> kayla just turned 20 years old three days before she was murdered. her murderer was only living there for five days. before he viciously strangled her -- >> need toes her, and left her on the floor like trash, and robbed her of $6 peered. >> sandra: trey gowdy is with us, w

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