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our editor steve brown caught this video at crissy field this morning. while there are blue sky, people still have their coats on. and it was quite chilly out there today. a good thing, though, is that it was sunny and beautiful. darren peck is here with us now with a little bit more about what we can expect the rest of this weekend. >> everything you just said. >> oh great, okay. >> staying just like that. >> perfect. >> mornings are cold. >> it was very cold, yeah. >> we got down mid up ander 30s in the north bay valleys, we're going to do that again tomorrow. patchy fog in the north bay, and that's it. weekend's easy. a shadow of the bridge on the water as the sun rose higher. plenty of action on the water. and other than that, not a thing in that sky. the only thing that'll be different about tomorrow is we will have some additional high clouds, kind of stuff you may not even notice unless you're looking for it. but it's my job to tell you. maybe a few high clouds in the sky tomorrow, that'll be about it. and daytime highs will be very much like they

joining me for the hour, josh brown, bryn talkington, steve weiss and sarat sethi. josh, what's at stake? >> everything! >> almost $5.5 trillion in market cap a lot is at stake. you said yesterday this really matters this week. >> it really does. it matters to sentiment. it matters emotionally there's a lot going on companies are reporting massive growth year over year because of all the work they've done digging out of expenses and streamlining their businesses. you will see the actual proof in the pudding as a result of that when it comes to amazon and meta specifically the setup for the three names is different. they're not all experiencing the same thing we trade as a bundle and talk about in a conversation. on a price-to-earnings basis, amazon is not comparable to the others it has sold with the understanding that management is not specifically focused on dropping profits to the bottom line an 81 p/e ratio. that is not a stock that trades on p/e meta is more expensive than apple trading at a 35 p/e. apple is at 30 all of these companies are in a position where

here as steve, because we heard from prominent registering this russell brown to spoken out in defense of mr. carson. let's listen. tucker. carlson posted the conversation on x, y sensor it because of a little mosque we've put in improving says if you go outside of crimea, if you allow some sovereignty due to me for russian ids in the area of stone, bast or dispute region of don't boss and if you crying drawing, i will end this war tomorrow. now if i get said all i'm, we'll see how many of you want your tax payer dollars in pounds going up stream tonight. oh, it's a basic point, isn't it? what, what russia is seeking, but it hasn't been heard at the very least. that's important. a well, yeah. what i've heard on and off is yes up for a tribute to bladder. me putting yes, i'd sit down and then no i was so i am anxious to hear this. but look, i think the symptom and in the united states, whether they blame russia or not, the sentiment is we can't keep funding ukraine endlessly. there's gotta be account ability for the billions of dollars and tucker talked about also in that short video, t

folks in black and brown communities are feeling the democrats they give their votes to, but they are being put last on issues they face day-to-day. >> steveof the women said, i voted for joe biden and eric adams, this is not what i voted for, they are right. >> lawrence: this is what they voted for and you had an election and the media did not cover this and allowed the president to stay in the basement. there are voters that did not know what sanctuary city was. and thanks to greg abbotts, . and then what about the economy, suggestion we will allow people that came to this country will work and take the job from other taxpayers? good luck in november. >> steve: if somebody pulls up with a truck full of bunk beds, ask who those are for. unless a family of multiple children -- >> be on the lookout, bunk beds. >> carley: more news from border to minnesota, the governor ordering flags to be lowered to half staff after two police officers and a firefighter paramedic were killed in a shootout yesterday. the shooter barricaded himself with family including children before firing at law enforcement. the suspect was found dead after the exchange.

and the browns mascot is making off-brand cookies called jeeblers [ laughter and applause jeeblers jeebler elf. next up, the falcons' mascot is watching that drake video. [ audience ohs ] >> steve >> jimmy: up next, the bears mascot is coming down off a cocaine binge. [ laughter ] next, the vikings mascot is storming the capitol in this exact outfit [ laughter and applause and finally, the eagles mascot is accepting that the new symbol of america is taylor swift [ cheers and applause you gotta accept it. well, as you might have heard, president biden declined to do the traditional pre-super bowl interview with cbs but this is amazing, he actually agreed to do one with us so, if you don't mind, we're going to ask him a few questions right now. mr. president, thank you so much for joining us. are you excited for the super bowl >> i can't hear you. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll try to speak up, sir. tell us, how long have you been a football fan >> since 1933. >> jimmy: wow, that's a long time that's a long time and who do you think is gonna win this sunday's big game >> the los angeles dodgers >> jimmy: okay, all right. [ laughter ] well, i've got to ask, how many times do yo

brown: thank you senator cassidy. i can't improve the introduction offered by our friend. mr. hecht, welcome. mr. kaniewski is the managing director of marsh mclennan. he worked for fema during the trump administration. steveatterson, the mayor of athens, ohio, the largest city in appalachia. he serves as the second vice president of the national league of cities. i meet with him and other mayors frequently >>. first elected in 2015 after two terms as city council, he is a former associate professor at ohio university, former air force pilot serving as a major from the ash tittered to columbia air national guard. -- from the district of columbia air national guard. mr. hecht, you may begin. mr. hecht: thank you so much, chairman brown and ranking member scott and senator cassidy. i want to thank him for his leadership on this issue and many others. my name is michael hecht. i am president and ceo of greater new orleans inc. for the past decade we have let the coalition for sustainable flood insurance, and national alliance of approximately 250 organizations across 35 states. today i will discuss the need to reauthorize nfip, given its benefits to the country, the need to reform the program that has been di

blair swapped remember brown and blair swapped houses, they houses, didn't they, when they were on downing street? just on family uh, the family size. anyway uh, the guardian, steve. >> misogyny in schools . labour >> misogyny in schools. labour plan to battle misogyny in schools. probably easier i schools. probably easier there i imagine. it says here imagine. well it says here though that they want to help schools train young male influencers to counter the negative impact of people such as andrew tate, the story, it makes it look as though they're going have a go at, young going to have a go at, uh, young boys being misogynist. the boys for being misogynist. the solution here is to stop being solution here is to stop being so mean to young boys. it's the opposite. stop creating a opposite. yeah stop creating a vacuum into which an andrew tate can you taught can fit in. if you are taught the all masculine the narrative that all masculine anti is toxicity , then why not anti is toxicity, then why not go with someone who says being toxic is good? yeah. whereas if you actually get taught the message that you aren't inherently yeah then you inherently toxic. yeah t

brown and the pop band the go-go's. the induction ceremony will be streamed at 7 p.m. on the california museum youtube channel. >> very good time is 407. right back to steve paulson, probably the most important person here. he gives you an update on our weather. >> well, we're trying to get through it. i think the bulk of it's gone north and south, but we're not done yet here, so we'll get to it. the wind speeds are coming down still though. mount diablo south at 44, putting a list of wind speeds together here. i did see 67mph at half moon bay airport, and there were numerous 50 plus. so give me time to put it all together here. but not as bad as it was. i think half moon bay lost their there anemometer there because i last i saw it was 67mph, but sfo is down from the 50s 23 hayward 24. so there's still still be blustery breezy day, but i think the bulk of it was yesterday afternoon, evening. some activity to the north. not not a lot, but still some. and that therein lies the forecast here it will be off and on again, not as widespread as we had over the weekend. still some pretty good cells though, especially off of south san francisco. some lightning st