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let's go ahead and start it off out here across the bay. if you're doing anything tonight after plenty of 60 to even a few low 70s in san francisco, we're beginning to drop. but it is really nice outside. mostly sunny skies will be down here to some chillier 50s by 8:00. we had upper 70s near the bay, including castro valley and hayward. right now we're down to 73, so whatever you want to do over the next couple of hours, i think that weather is going to be cooperating with us here. we're down to a mucholder 55 by 10:00. and for the inland valleys, more of those upper 70s and low 80s right now, 74, 66 here at 7:00. and we're down to 56 at 10:00. i wanto take it into storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar, and the other radars combined in. and what you'll see is we are tracking some rainfall off to the south. we've been telling you there would be a chance of some showers in california for the past cple of days. this is not a big threat for us right now. i don't see it moving into the bay area. we're going to keep a close watch on that there

the wind will start to calm down. it will be a sunny and cool day, and then we'll start to see clouds and some spotty rain for the middle of the week, and then a slight warm up in our weekend forecast. will be watching out for that as we're getting started this morning in san rafael. it's in the mid 40s right now, so kind of a chilly start and the sunshine continues. and then we'll start to see a few high clouds just filtering the sunshine today and our highs only making it into the upper 50s. we'll talk about that rain coming up in a few minutes. and now mike, you have a crash in san jose. i do. no major injuries reported. that's the good news. there is some unexpected slowing that showed up north. 101 the first burst of traffic actually kind of eased up over the last couple of seconds here. but north 87 approaching that merge with 101. that's where we have unusual slowing. the transition as far as i understand, is at least seeing this crash as folks come past the airport and the two freeways, 87 and 101 merge, that

usually temperatures starting at march 1st start to warm up, but we had the opposite effect. as temperatures dropped over the weekend and at least the wind will be calming down. i think that was what made that cold kind of cut through your jacket over the weekend. and it's going to be sunny today. now, by the middle of the week, we'll see clouds with some spotty rain and then a slight warm up as we g closer to the weekend. as you're heading out in oakland, yes, you' feeling that cool air. it's in the upper 40s, and once again, i think it's the wind that makes it feel even colder. but as we go throughout the day, a few peeks of sunshine early and then becoming mostly sunny as our temperatures head close to 60 degrees. i'll be watching those changes for you. but mike, you're seeing the changes now at the bay bridge. yeah, we talked about what you could expect here. changes. there we go. slowing approaching the toll plaza. the backup is going to start forming in the next couple of minutes. visible. by the time we take this next report, we see a little slowing on the sensors as w

>> start the war? >> yes or no? >> did ukraine. >> start the war? i want to know where you stand. >> it's not part. >> of it. >> ukraine or russia. we have. >> been supporting zelensky for years now. it's three years since. we started this. now we're isolated or he is isolating america. he's he's calling. where do you start? >> let me. >> just say this. this is not the tactic that i would use. >> to. >> try to solve the problem. >> i would like. >> to express. my dismay. >> over the president's. >> stance on ukraine. >> including. >> as everyone. >> knows. >> his outright falsehoods. >> and i'm curious. >> i imagine. >> i know what your views are, but more significantly, what can the legislative branch do and. >> what do they have the stomach for? >> to support a peaceful resolution that involves the leaders of ukraine and not just trump and putin? >> that's my question. >> yeah. >> well. >> i think i think we were all more than a little bit. stunned, really? really concerned about just this, this, this radical switch. >> i mean. >> it was literally

let's start with that. all the way to san francisco into half moon bay and along the coastline everyone included you can see very high waves and this is not the time to be headed out to the beach. we had a reported death earlier this weekend and we continue to watch that. the advisory expires this evening around 8:00 or 9:00 and then mild conditions for the week. then the atmosphere will start to get a little shaky for the week's forecast with rain around the corner was showers expected into this weekend. let's start with today. in the 50s widespread throughout the bay area with a mild set up so far. lasting into the afternoon today rising to the 50s with gusty conditions at times. starting off with the wind, waking up to light wind in pockets of the bay area. we could see gusts around 30 to 40 miles per hour along the coast, a lot lighter conditions inland. i can show you this. daytime highs day by day, small changes in the forecast with upper 50s and lower 60s each day for this week. cloudy conditions tue

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the run started earlier at eight with a bit of a wet start. this is the chinatown ymca, 47th year hosting the event. participants will run through some of chinatown's most historic streets. all proceeds from the run go to support youth and teen programs and social services for low income families, as well as financial assistance for the local ymca. new. this morning, a private company from the u.s. has landed on the moon, delivering experiments for nasa. take a look. firefly just became the first commercial company in history to achieve a fully successful full moon landing. its lunar lander, blue ghost touchdown. an overnight a half an hour later, the blue ghost started to send back pictures from the surface and you're looking at the first one. here is a selfie somewhat obscured by the sun's glare. two other companies, landers also planned to go to the moon with the next expected later this week. pretty stunning frances. >> yeah, definitely stunning, especially for selfie from the know the moon. gorgeous and also what's nice is we have this vi

so a chilly start to the morning. some wind sheltered valleys might have a little bit of patchy frost, with upper 30s and low 40s to start. then by lunchtime, increasing high clouds. temperatures tomorrow staying cool, mostly upper 50s around san jose and mid 50s for highs around those east bay valleys and the north bay. as we see mostly cloudy conditions. monday right now looks to be dry. then as we move forward into tuesday morning, here comes the chance of seeing some rain again. the rain totals here for tuesday don't look too impressive and we total things up through about 5:00 on tuesday. the blue here indicates less than a 10th of an inch of rain, but then the totals do start to go up once we move into wednesday and thursday, as the focus of a lot of the rain is going to be south of san francisco all the way through about thursday afternoon. then the second half of the week as we get into friday and saturday, this might be the warmest time in the 7-day forecast. could briefly jump to the mid to upper 60s as we s

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first, in san francisco, the start of dino days at the california academy of sciences, where we start the six month celebration of the monstrous lizards that used to rule the planet. they've added life size robotic reptiles, including the toothy t-rex, the feathered deinonychus, and the duck billed parasaurolophus. they even promisa coprolite, which is a fossilized poop. maybe you're not a fan of fecal fossils. well, then how about a fan of bay fc? the bay's footballers in the national women's soccer league. of course, today in san jose, they'll lead in the 2025 season with their season kickoff event. and you'r're invited. its a fan appreciation day at pay pal park. as we roll into the club's second season, you can see and buy the new for 2025 kits, their primary, secondary and pre match uniforms to show your primary, secondary and preseason support for them as they hit the pitch for the upcoming season. as you know, kira, it's never too early to get the ball rolling on your support for our local teams. that is the truth, mike. thanks. thiss a live look outside in new orleans at the c

the oscars red carpet show starts at 330., of course, the oscars begin at four and will also stream live on hulu. so excited, francis for all the glitz and glam, and to see all those beautiful gowns walking down. i think i'm. >> more excited to see the gowns and what people are wearing. >> i know. and a first time for conan o'brien will be great to see how all the jokes he makes and he even pointed out he wants he's prepared for something to go wrong. yes, in case you know, knowing that will make it. >> i actually love the mistakes myself. there's so much more fun to watch. >> but no rain for them on. >> the red carpet. just some breezy conditions. yes. >> all right, frances, thank you. and thank you all for joining us on abc seven mornings. we'll see you back here >> gio: good morning, america. slashing jobs. federal workers bracing for a new round of firings with a new email. show your work or you'll be shown the door.

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the numbers have started increasing again. you've been you've looking at this problem for a few decades. what's changed in the last few years? that's really taken us in the wrong direction again, housing costs, i'd say first, the foremost would be housing costs. it's it's and it's still a little of a mystery, i think, to most of us as why, uh, it's so unaffordable for low income people, working class people to be able to rent and rent places or buy places. a lot of it had to do with zoning. i think over the years, especially in areas like this, single family homes, rather than multifamily apartment and houses. i mean, when i was growing up and we didn't have money, we lived in apartments and apartments were, you know, affordable dad living on students, student income and mom doing straight jobs taking san francisco is the poster child for making it hard to build things right, isn't it? yeah yeah. it's and the cost of apartments in san francisco is it's about a million bucks a and i mean you go to other parts of the country and

[laughter] and then i started interviewing. i watch your interviews, and so i know how to do some interviews. i've learned from doing my interviews how leaders make it to the top. jeff: i asked him how much he wanted, he said 250, i said fine. i did not negotiate and i did no due diligence. david: i have something i'd like to sell. [laughter] and how they stay there. you don't feel inadequate now being only the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right? one of the most valuable entertainment companies in the world, and one of the most popular entertainment companies, is netflix. it currently has more than 275 million subscribers. i recently had a chance in washington, d.c., to sit down with the co-ceo of that company, ted sarandos, and asked how he started the company from a modest background, and how he now sees the future of netflix. so, when you joined netflix in 2000, the company was about three years old. but relatively small. did you ever, in your wildest dreams, imagine the company would be one of the most valuab

they start getting jobs and they just start believing that things are going to get better. i think that more than anything in those hundred days is the big felt impact of the administration. it'll it'll be a while before all those jobs get moving, before people feel the touch of the federal government. but in those first 100 days, they begin to hope again and that is one of the things that they really needed at the time. nicole hemmer any student of history has heard of the glass-steagall act, which passed in the first 100 days, and the securities? what exactly were those and what was their impact? one of the big things that roosevelt was trying to figure out was how do we prevent this kind of economic implosion from ever happening again? and, you know, he'd taken care of getting the banks up and running again. but how could you make those banks safer? how could you make speculation less of a threat to the national and global economy? and that's what these two bills were about. the glass eagle act was about telling banks be banks don't be risky investors. if you want to do

. >>> but we start in sonoma county tonight. two people were swept out to sea by the cove area. >> crews successfully rescued one of the victims, but the other person drowned before they could be recovered. >> the victim was standing on the rocks near the water when he was swept out to sea. >> this comes as a high surf advisory is in effect through monday in coastal areas around the bay area. darren peck is in now to talk about the high surf f advisory in effect. >> and understandably for so many of us, it is just like static in the background. >> right. it is important to take note of this. this advisory, does not expire until we get to 9:00 tonight. so if we can take a look at the coastline, you'll see everything that's highlighted along the coast. that is our high surf advisory and that will go along with it and it will take you down the coastline, where you can pick out the community. wave heights from 10 to 15 feet. take a look at the wave height forecast imagery with a good swell that will come in over the course of the 24

it's already starte right? yeah. and started off with some nice weather. yeah, it was beautiful out here today. look at these temperatures. 80 in stanford. danville, 79. novato also there at 78. but everything changes for us tomorrow from this system moving near the coastline. it's going to bring back some rain chances. let me get you more details on that microclimate forecast. and as we move it into tomorrow, we'll start it off with a mix of 40s and 50s. we'll also have some low clouds, fog and a chance of some spotty drizzle. then by the afternoon. nowhere near those 70s and 80s. we're back down to 65 in napa, 58 in san francisco and 64 in san jose. so with that, colder weather will come the chance of through sunday morning also into sunday afternoon and sunday evening. but as you'll see here, it's very hit and miss. and that's why totals don't look extremely high. just a 10th to maybe about a little over a quarter of an inch in the forecast. so on the seven day prepare for that chance of rain this weekend. i don't think it's going to be a total nonstop

and so i started looking into that. and as i kept on reading about george floyd, who by the end of the year would be the third most spoken name on the internet behind donald trump and joseph biden. i realized, even though i was reading about him, i knew nothing about him. i knew some factoid, but i had no idea about what his. so i had no idea his motivations and i had no idea about something that i had felt as i was growing up and getting bigger about what it was like to live in his body. george floyd was six foot six, 225 pounds. and when the post first started talking about doing a project that's what i told people who by the time i knocked on their door, called their phone, they did not want to speak with another -- reporter about what they knew about this man or how they felt. they watched him die. but when i explained that i had come to really understand soul of george floyd and to understand how the system impacted that soul, they thought maybe this is something different. and that unleashed really great opportuni

and then if he starts to get comfortable at first base, then you can start to have ideas about bringing him along. but it really wouldn't be fair to him to throw him at first. and if he really had a hard time, send him back. you know, i mean, we watched the giants do that a lot the last 3 or 4 years where guys are going back and forth, and i don't think with buster in charge, that's going to happen. follow the giants as they get ready for opening day by downloading the giants talk podcast. an iconic piece of oracle park is not so recognizable these days. can you spot the coke bottlelide under that scaffolding? the bottle is part slide, part installation, and it's getting a facelift before the new season. the giants say crews are repainting the coke bottle, giving it some new features, but didn't specify what those were. over 25 years, the lights and paint on the bottle have shown clear signs of wear and tear, so the upgrade is much earlier today. this was at the lucile packard children's hospital this morning. window washers dressed up as deadpool and spiderman scaled the building. froz

so i started devouring movies by renting them. and then i get a job at that store. the stores are empty all day so you can watch movies all day. i watched everything in the store. and i had a pretty good memory for it back then. i could remember what people liked when they brought something back and i remembered that was like this and this was like that. sometimes the store would get so busy, but people would wait for me so they could ask me what to watch tonight. david: did you tell the owner you should be the manager because you're so popular? how did you think you would advance your career by being knowledgeable about these videos? ted: it wasn't a plan. he came to me and said, hey, i love what you do here, my wife has had a couple of kids since you been here in business has been growing, he grew to several store chains. he said, i need to take time off, which you take things over? and he gave me the keys to a video rental chain and it was an mba course and film school all wrapped into one. david: how did you go from there to netflix? ted: in between i went to ho

and here's to start of your week of monday. looks to be that transition day upper 50's for your daytime high, some cloudy skies. and then when i come back, we'll be talking about that rain coming tuesday and wednesday. back to you. thank you, gayle. >> still ahead, touchdown on the moon. private spacecraft makes a historic landing on the moon with a special delivery for nasa. and after the break, governor gavin newsom declared a new state of emergency to fast track wildfire prevention. more on wildfire prevention. more on that next. mucinex nightshift starts working at bed time to fight your worst night-time symptoms. how could you? and leaves your system fast. by the time you wake up, you're ready to take on the day. try it and feel the difference. mucinex nightshift, it's comeback season. mucinex nightshift starts working at bed time to fight your worst night-time symptoms. how could you? and leaves your system fast. by the time you wake up, you're ready to take on the day. try it and feel the difference. mucinex nightshift,

we want to start of the war. but i think you do want to to you, i want to see aren t president trump accuses alinsky of gambling with millions of lives and suggested his actions could lead to world war. not raining all. you're not winning this you have a good chance that we'll ok because threat and west you know, a conscious, staying strong. >> after their argument in front of the press, secretary marco rubio told zelensky the president wanted him to look at the white house. >> aide start to take down the set up for the canceled news conference between the 2 presidents. ktva get classified as a lens. these actions as disrespectful and questioned why zelensky hadn't said thank you to america during the meeting. >> well, as a lens key have put out a tweet just about an hour after he left the white house thanking the president reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. >> basil was a surreal scene. so republicans and democrats in congress, what are they saying about this spectacle? >> well, i mean, as soon as th

starting in april. >>> later, taking a trip back in time before the talkies. meet a couple operating the bay area's last silent film theater. >>> taking a look out from the top of the market, no longer saying the raindrops in san francisco like we did just about 30 minutes ago. it does not mean the rain is over yet but it will get drier from here and i will let you know what to expect on your sunday afternoon, coming up . >>> good morning at the you for starting your day with us raining pretty hard. >zoe>really? yeah, >kelsi>it was coming at my windshield. wipers were like, >zoe>had to go. today is sunday, march 2nd, i am kelsi thorud and we are joined by our meteorologist zoe mintz and it looked like there was clear sky, which is great. when i drove in it was raining pretty hard. >> really? >> my windshield wipers were going. >> mine was a little sprinkle and nothing too crazy. >> you must be coming in from a different side of town. >> morning. again, you are seeing a few of those drier into this afternoon and a couple of isolated showers will stick around ov

we're going to start off with weather tonight. we saw some rain earlier in the evening in san francisco. and it looks like more is definitely on the way. abc seven weather anchor spencer christian tracking it for us and joins us live right now. >> all right j.r. you're right. we've had some rain. and there's more on the way overnight and into tomorrow. this is a level one storm. a light storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so through tomorrow we expect periods of showers and light rain. breezy conditions with occasional gusts. there's a chance of an isolated thunderstorm or two. not a great chance, but we need to include that in case one does develop. and we have dangerous surf. now here's the forecast animation. starting at midnight, we'll have periods of shower activity swinging through the bay area until about noon tomorrow. after that, we get a brief break, but then by about 2 or 3 in the afternoon, more showers start to swing through. should be all over by about 3 a.m. on monday, and rainfall totals by early m

start your free trial today. welcome back.and federal workers looking for jobs, not all of them start only fans like kennedy. [laughter] stop it hey girl. sorry. forgot the plug. we agreed to a plug. [laughter] i was going to recommend driving a taxi as a sidekick because that is how i started. my only prerequisite, if you've seen judge merchan jeanine hailing you, do not stop the car. [laughter] >> you are like a bad third-base coach. >> i want to drive. >> don't do it. >> i'm getting out of the car. >> you are going to be stuck on the street. i don't know what to tell you. what do i do, fight in the street? [laughter] >> where is drive? >> i feel good already. where is drive? [laughter] >> how do i look? >> you look like a million buc bucks. [laughter] >> here we go. >> the judge has taken over. >> just to let everybody know. >> anybody can have a backseat driver. i wind up with the front seat driver. you can't drive -- [laughter] >> where we going? >> to jail. [laughter] >> you only killed one bicycli bicyclist. >> i can't

but is certainly not the start of his ambassador journey that started all the way back in august of last the months leading up to today, been full of preparation and planning conversations and brainstorming details upon details to hash out. they were also filled, though, with promise and anticipation full of collaboration and creativity as dream together about what the next years could hold. and while the process has been a little different for each. two things have always been the same. one. each ambassador has always come to that first meeting with a really clear idea of what they want their platform to be about and coming up with a name for said platform is never easy, but how could it be? the platform name has to be both specify and expansive. it needs to connect kids and grown ups. it needs to tell people the ambassador is going to be sharing and doing over their two years and it needs to do that in as few words as possible. it also helps if it sticks in the brain is quippy. so yeah, really, it's just a brief, but we always there in the end, so ever since we settled on max platform

but then i start to come to again. the movies where the bombs explode? and everything's really fuzzy. you can't hear. everything's coming through this fog. [music playing] andrea canning: suddenly, the man stood up and left the room, ordered her to remain quiet. and i scream as loud as i can, call the police. call the police. andrea canning: turns out the bryan police were at the door. so my friend had heard me screaming and stomping and had called the police. this is like a miracle-- it was. yeah. --that in the nick of time, the police show up. that only happens on tv. i know. believe me, i know. they ran in. i was just curled in a fetal position on the floor, just shaking, shaking uncontrollably. and then i remember them asking me what happened. and i just-- the words were just coming out so fast. andrea canning: the cops took the man away in handcuffs, and kristin slept on her friend's couch that night. the friend called the police to see what would happen next. she found out that they didn't book him for sexual ass

they start getting jobs and they just start believing that things are going to get better. i think that more than anything in those hundred days is the big felt impact of the administration. it'll it'll be a while before all those jobs get moving, before people feel the touch of the federal government. but in those first 100 days, they begin to hope again and that is one of the things that they really needed at the time. nicole hemmer any student of history has heard of the glass-steagall act, which passed in the first 100 days, and the securities? what exactly were those and what was their impact? one of the big things that roosevelt was trying to figure out was how do we prevent this kind of economic implosion from ever happening again? and, you know, he'd taken care of getting the banks up and running again. but how could you make those banks safer? how could you make speculation less of a threat to the national and global economy? and that's what these two bills were about. the glass eagle act was about telling banks be banks don't be risky investors. if you want to do

when did he start using that term great society? 1964. he actually tests it in many speeches, which i learned at lower level speeches that the media wasn't paying attention to. but then it's in ann arbor, michigan, at the graduation for the university of michigan in may of 1964, where he really outlines this idea. it's credited to eric goldman and richard goodwin. richard goodwin being a speechwriter, one of his top speechwriters and goodwin actually a historian who who worked with the administration. but but the term is meant to capture idea that the country can do better than it did even in good times. and we could be a great society. not only have a strong economy, may and not only have a social safety net, but start to help the people who year in and year out struggled. whether that included people who were living in poverty, whether it was black americans and it was a very ambitious concept. it was also like his new deal, his fair deal. you know, presidents have terms and he thought it was important to bring this all together in some

that is how it started. hollywood's biggest night, returned to los angeles, opened up with a performance by wicked stars cinthia erivo and ariana grande. so talented. yeah. so talented. wonderful. now, wicked, directed by bay area native john chu, earned ten oscar nominations. it took home two awards, but it didn't get the big one for best picture. yes, the night was full of some surprising wins. nbc's robert kovacik joins us from outside the dolby theater. robert, what a night. what a night, what a night. when it comes to just being in southern california, let me just first of all, tell you that we are on the second floor of a building right across from the dolby theater, where the oscars were held just about an hour ago. we had a 3.9 earthquake. we felt it while we were interviewing a firighter about their experience, because this whole award season was considered being scrapped all together, no matter if it was a film, television, or the grammy awards. maybe it was not the right time. maybe it was inappro

because people start trying to take sides. and i was very earnest about i wasn't to take a side in this book. i was going to explain it because for the layperson, reader, again, i was trying to talk to my 81 year old aunt. i wanted to have a backdrop of these conversation. to me, the conversations should be not just what you're talking about, but what does universal service look when it comes to communications? we made a point with the rotary phone to have it for everyone because we wanted them to have 911 service. that's why invested a lot in the fiber optics that we had then and why we continue to invest in fiber optics? you know, there are still people that live in south. they still have a telephone. everybody they still pick up the phone and they talk out of a telephone because they cannot get internet access. for me the question is how do we ensure that we have universal access? what does that conversation look like? and that will help us answer what type of policies or regulatory regime we're going to pursue if we start

coverage starts at five. tip off at 530.e highlights and post-game interviews on after the game. well, despite their 23 and seven record, the usf men's basketball team is kind of on the outside looking in at the ncaa tournament. certainly a bubble team, but a big finish to the season could secure a spot for them starting tomorrow night at chase center against perennial power gonzaga. the winner of that game will secure the two seed in the west coast conference. also guarantees a spot in the wcc semifinals next weekend. >> we've been doing a great job of everybody having their own nights, any given, any given game, so it's going to take a collective of beating gonzaga. so i think we're we've been losing to them the last couple of years. but i think this is time for us to take that next step as a team. we know what's on the line. we're trying to get to march, you know, and we know every game from now on is the most important game. none is bigger than the next. but we know how important this game is. >> to be playing meaningful

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they started saying i was a threat to democracy.st replace threat to democracy with threat to bureaucracy is, it makes total sense. and only the bureaucracy eats revolutions for breakfast. this is the first time that they're not. that the revolution might if actually succeed, that we could retore power to the people instead of power to the bureaucracy. charlie: like you said a minute agoing or rachel, all this is unfolding right before our eyes with, and there's something are -- a little, you know, maybe a little chaotic, maybe a little uncomfortable for system people, but it's a very healthy thing. rachel: i couldn't agree more. and, yeah, also in that interview he said this is the greatest revolution since the american revolution, since 1776. he talked about in this team that donald trump has enact ad. he said bureaucracies eat revolutions, this time they just might not make it. peter: i just can't believe that elon musk went to austin, texas, and missed the whole zelenskyy thing. [laughter] like, the one day that he's not there.

start a book club, start a conversation, go to a city council meeting. stop paying attention to national politics, where ironically you have the least amount of impacts, and pay attention to local politics, where they would love for you to show up. they are begging for people to be interested in it. if you want politics to be happy and entertaining, like wrestling, go to a city council meeting. those things are wild i really recommend it. host: we would like to chat with some callers. this is barbara on our line for democrats. you are out first with casey burgat. caller: hi. ok, i'm listening to what you are saying, and here are a couple of thoughts. first of all, we do not teach social studies anymore in a lot of these schools. and people don't know where to search for trusted information. then they don't trust, you know, documented information from government sources. we have 21% or one out of five people in the country that are actually illiterate. they cannot read. and then you have the project 2025 that wants to eliminate the department of education

bringing inflation back down, start seeing the economy grow. and that's really going to help make sure we create prosperity for american families. maria: all right. senator, good to see you this weekend. thanks so much. >> great. thanks very much, maria. maria: if senator pete ricketts, good to see you. >>> up next, bracing for impact. investors anxiously awaiting u.s. tariffs on mexico, canada and china set to begin this tuesday. up next, mark matson on where to invest now. stay with us.am ♪ to retire the way you want to. or worse yet, running low on money during your retirement is a genuine concern. safe money iq is dedicated to helping you retire forever. and best yet, we don't charge a fee to show you how to get there. go to safe money iq.com. if you're interested in retiring forever, safemoneyiq.com. your path to retiring forever. for the professional (lightning strikes) it's not enough to possess knowledge. we seek to refine it. (click and explode) (engine roaring) to wield its power. (echoy voice says "two... one") to redefine its bounda