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steven: i couldn't prove that i was me. chris: steven says the cons started when a corporate data breach leaked his social security number. female: word of a massive data breach. chris: if you watch the news daily. male: is the latest victim of a cyber attack. chris: it sure seems that, daily, we're reporting new data breaches. female: 2.9 billion records were, in fact, breached. chris: data breach complaints to the federal government have skyrocketed, and hackers are impacting virtually every company, including our own parent, cocomcast, b how new are the breaches on the news? "nbc bay area," "telemundo 48," and our sister stations around the country started looking into it. chris: when hackers get into a company's computer, california law requires the company to tell you and thattorney general, which kes the report public. well, right now, the attorney general's data breach database has more than 4,000 reports in it, our team analyzed all of them. chris: the average time between the date thieves got into a company's files

steven crennel.although he was already married when they met, he soon divorced and married nanette, who worked as a preschool teacher. >> absolutely loved being with the kids and was one of the most sought after teachers in this area. she has a huge heart. she has tremendous compassion for animals. >> so when nanette finally retired, she spent her days raising animals on their massive 100 acres in lacombe, louisiana. she also passed the time practicing her hobby shooting. >> it was something that we could walk out our back door and do on a routine basis, and she didn't go anywhere without at least one gun with her. >> and nanette had a lot of guns for the house, the car and her purse. she had everything to live for her animals, her guns, rural life for this loving couple was good until that fateful day. >> i got a phone call from my cousin and he was telling me that my house was on fire. and at that second, i hung the phone up, ran out with my chief of training, and we jumped in my department vehicle

her buddy steven nickerson called her to be sure she was ok.d, hey, have you made it to your car yet? and she said, no, i'm almost there. josh mankiewicz: a few minutes later, steven texted christina. but the messages were coming up green on his screen. which means her phone is not on? or out of service, yes. josh mankiewicz: steven slept it off and drove home late saturday morning. i shot her a text and said, let me know when you get home. whenever your phone charges or whatever it is. josh mankiewicz: three days later, on tuesday afternoon, christina's mom jonni, now living up in tulsa, oklahoma, got a text from one of christina's friends. asking me have i heard from christina. and i said, no, why? and she sent me back a message. she goes, her boss called me and said she never showed up for work. josh mankiewicz: she hadn't shown for her shifts on saturday, or tuesday. i immediately got a feeling into my stomach that i've never had before. i knew something's wrong. i sent christina a message on her phone, and i sent hunter a message. josh man

steven chow ciao. he has been my chief of staff since i first entered the house of representatives in 2019. from day one steven built a high functioning office to serve the people of the 7th district of tennessee. he consistently exceeded expectations and faithfully fulfilled his oath to the constitution. whether it meant staying up late to help a stranded constituent secure a passport or ensuring our service members at fort campbell have the safest barracks, his dedication to public service was unwavering. under his leadership my office has helped over 7,100 constituents with casework. a testament to his tireless efforts. steven is not only an exceptional leader, but also a remarkable mentor. he has spent countless hours guiding and supporting junior staff. many of whom have gone on to achieve great things. steven's generosity to others has been the hallmark of his time in the house of representatives. he consistently encouraged his colleagues to do the right thing even if it was the hard thing. he ha

[applause] george stevens, jr.the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to george stevens, jr., born into an entertainment family in los angeles george stevens, jr. found his own purpose as a storyteller. as a young age in the kennedy administration he produced hundreds of documentaries that champion freedom and democracy. he then created the american film institute and kennedy center honors, lifting up the arts and artists at the heart of american culture. in a career spanning seven decades george's creativity, vision has helped redeem the soul of a nation founded on the power of free expression. [applause] [applause] denzel washington. [applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to denzel washington. denzel washington is considered one of the greatest actors of our time. over four decades on-screen and stage, his portrayals of iconic figures and everyday people have earned him wide acclaim that includes two academy awards, two golden globes, and a tony award so far. [laughter] the admiration of aud

and steven bisley here in the studio with may, we'll be talking to both of you in just a moment. but let's go directly to the live pictures 1st. the, the neutral in washington dc. the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the body is the former us president candy console being moved now slowly from us into the national cathedral in washington, dc. steven, just give us a sense, care of how important, what are, or how significant the moment this is under. there are very few reasons why their state honors would be held in the united states or very few individuals who receive state, funerals and presidents are among the very, very few. this happens very rarely. as you can see here, we look at the former presidents. we see how unusual it is that you can all gathered in one place. usually they are divided by party because they're going certain conventions, certain rallies, things like that. but here they are altogether beautiful name and unity. we're seeing right now. we absolutely, and that's what makes this special um, the last funeral i believe was 18 or 2017 for george h. w. bush is do happen o

sabalenka sees off sloane stevens in style at the australian open — she's into the second round. brink, robertson stuns higgins at the masters fighting back from 5—1 down. hello, and thanks forjoining us on sportsday, we're going to start with football in what's been a dramatic day of fa cup 3rd round action — none more so than at the emirates where manchester united beat arsenal on penalties despite having diogo dalot sent off on the hour mark. dan ogunshakin watched this gripping encounter for us to date, the fa cup remains mikel arteta's only piece of managerial silverware. for ruben amorim, this was a heavyweight introduction to the world's oldest cup competition. all smiles prior to kick off, but these are two sides with a fiery and storied relationship. in the opening exchanges, there were few signs of the fireworks that would later come, the first half notable only for a gabriel martinelli goal ruled offside and a serious—looking injury to an in—form gabrieljesus. but as darkness descended on the emirates, the game took on a new lease of life. manchester united are startin

stevens hopes programs like these stick around to help families thrive. so it. and so birth to for their children. and just it's really important to keep programs like that. >> up an unfunded, the perinatal stabilization program is one of 3 programs in the city with nurses that help pregnant or postpartum mothers by the end of 2020 fort served 311 people and 90 clients are currently enrolled. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to. >> still ahead here at 11 o'clock opens police commission considering adjusting their police pursuit policy. >> and after the break, san francisco records a presumptive case of bird flu in a child's more on their condition. the break. >> tonight, the oakland police commission discussed loosening the city's police pursuit policies. the policy went into effect in 2014 and has undergone a couple of revisions since then. currently city officers cannot chase suspects for sideshows, reckless driving. burglaries are other property crimes they can, though, pursue for viorent crimes, including murder, kidnapping, carjacking and au

an steven weber, thank you -- and, steven weber, thank you for your service and telling the stories so beautifully. all of you, the cast of bluebloods, has been with us on so many occasions and has given us a lot of support. for those of you in the arts, it matters to our families who watch you, who find comfort in the work that you do and the stories that you tell. t.a.p.s. has had the opportunity to be an advisor on many films dealing with military loss and it's been our pleasure and an honor to do that. so i want to say, just to my fellow awardees, to blue star families, the american red cross services to the armed forces and the armed services ymca, your unwavering dedication to the military community has changed kalus lives. together, our efforts remind every service member, veteran, caregiver, survivor and cadet that we are standing with you and you are never alone. as we reflect on the grief felt in california and the grief carried by so many military families across the nation, let us also celebrate the hope that comes from standing together. it is through compassion, connectio

i'm back with former treasury secretary steven mnuchin.ing sanctions on russia if russia does not start negotiating on an end to to this war. you worked on sanctions when you were the treasury secretary and institute thed sanctions existence iran which joe biden completely ignored, enabling them to generate billions in oil revenue. give request us your take on the effectiveness of sanctionings and what the administration should be doing in that regard. >> well, the sanctions are very powerful tools, and if they're used effectively, they can have a very big impact. in the case of russia, the existing sanctions are not working, they're not strong enough. i think the president should immediately put on sanctions that cut off both their oil and gas x that's both primary and secondary sanctions until they come to the table and negotiate a truce. and as it relates the iran, to resore the sanctions on iran -- restore the sanctions on iran. there's been literally tens of billions of dollars going to iran that they've been using to create issues an

pippa stevens is here with that. >> good morning, frank. u.s. steel shares sinking after president biden blocked the $15 billion takeover deal by nippon steel. the president opting to kill the deal despite warns it could damage the u.s. relation was japan. should the administration try and block their merger attempt. an official announcement could come as soon as today. >>> meta platforms is shaking up the policy team days ahead of donald trump's inauguration. the company says nick clegg, a former british deputy prime minister and global head of policy since 2018 will be stepping down and replaced by former staffer joel kaplan. kaplan served under george w. bush and appeared with vice president-elect vance in december. >>> and more issues on the hack attack. the chinese sponsored hackers were able to access classified documents on servers and drafts and notes and communications. the agency is assessing what was taken. notes that hackers did not access the email system or classified systems. frank. >> thank you, pope ippa. >>> turning back to the

steven mcintosh, thank ou ve need.arnings will come into force across much of the northern uk this afternoon, with temperatures plunging. there has been severe flooding in some areas. hundreds of people were rescued from their homes in north—west england. greater manchester police declared a major incident — with bolton, wigan and stockport among the places worst affected. some areas had the equivalent of almost a month's rain in 48 hours. police say it's a time of great distress and disruption. our reporterjessica lane updated us on the situation. here in stockport, in greater manchester in the north west of england. they say a month's worth of rain fell in about 48 hours. it started on new year's eve late afternoon and then just did not stop. of course, that meant that lots of the waterways became overwhelmed and led to flooding. this is an old converted mill here in stockport. it now has about 200 flats inside and as we understand it, the waterjust came into this ground floor here. you cannot really see through the

there's the ports was welcome to be the big applause songs and some of the farmers and susan scott stevens, dancing traditional serbian, that all these acts of funny that came off the wrong team. those students was seriously injured during processing validate on friday. she was intentionally to buy a car while she was protesting peacefully. the driver was charged to be the time to murder this new draft. this will be in front of the faculty in the coming days, just in case someone tries to attack students again, all like the previous, they run the police cards and prevented another group of fire most from 40 within the region university can be now besides this situation, today was totally different structure fully as was an escort towards the mother, kate. the next steps. students from all the diversity seems to be a little safe, is 24 hour chassis blockades, if you will have them tomorrow here in ballard. the reason is still the same. stevens jost is for victims of tragedy that happened the last year on november. first being the northern, see if you've not besides the rooftop off the railw

i know steven very well.disastrous level of immigration that's not sustainable. i think virtually every american agrees you can't have an open border. you can't have venezuelan gangs or el salvadorans gangs and you're going to get some overreaction, but it's an overreaction caused by people like president biden who were totally irresponsible in allowing people into this country by the millions in a way that was totally illegal. it was outside the law. >> pardon me. i don't know if our viewers heard an alarm that went off here so it interrupted some of what you said there. donald trump has chosen your wife, callista, who helped make this documentary with you to be the next ambassador to switzerland. are you advising the president-elect in any capacity right now? >> well, i chat with him and members of the team. i've had experience as an activist on things like getting through the tax cut bill. i work with everybody in the house, senate and the white house. >> speaker -- former speaker, thank you for your time.

steven, thank w you for being he with us. >> is a pleasure and thank you all for being in the variousnces online and in the room. it's great to see everybody. >> full disclosure i'll start bb saying the center has been a beneficiary of the generosity of the rockefellers in the middle east work, some of artwork from global governance. it will not blunt the salvationist so don't get too comfortable over there. >> it's okay you don't have to have future grants. [laughter] i'm sorry. [laughter] okay before we jump in and want to talk a little bit about the order of the battle over the next 45, 50 minutes or so. were going have a discussion between the two of us and someen of the issues that were captured in the stevens analysis. we will reserve some time at the end for q&a to work with her online audience and to work with you those of you in the line. you know the drill. you can go to questions and submit your questions. we will certainly have time to get to some of those are those of you joining here info the ro, we will have a microphone passed around with that, steven, let's get starte

an entertainment family in los angeles george stevens junior found hisun own purpose as a storytellerey kennedy administration 80 produce hundreds of documentaries that champion freedom and democracy. he then created the american film institute and kennedy center honors lifting up the arts and artists as the heart of american culture. in a career spanning seven decades, george's creativity, vision help to redeem the soul of a nation founded on the power of free expression. [cheering and applause] [applause] >> denzel washington. [cheering and applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to denzel washington. denzel washington is considered one of the greatest actors of all time. over four decades on screen and stage his portrayal of iconic figures and everyday people have earned him wide acclaim that includes two academy awards, two golden globes and a tony award so far. [laughter] the admiration is only exceeded by that of the countless young people he inspires. with unmatched dignity, extraordinary talent and unflinching faith in god and family, denzel washington himself i

stevens hopes programs like these stick around to help families thrive. so it. and so birth to for their children. and just it's really important to keep programs like that. >> up an unfunded. >> the perinatal stabilization program is one of 3 programs in the city with nurses that help pregnant or postpartum mothers by the end of 2020 fort served 311 people and 90 clients are currently enrolled. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to. >> all right. thanks a lot, sarah will tonight the oakland police commission discussed loosening the city's police pursuit policies. the policy went into effect in 2014 and has undergone a couple of revisions since then. currently city officers cannot chase suspects for sideshows, reckless driving, burglaries or other property crimes they ever pursue for violent crimes, including murder, kidnapping, carjacking and arson. and if the vehicle reaches more than 50 miles per hour, police actually need to get permission by a watch commander before continuing that pursuit. governor gavin newsom has asked the city to adopt les

three time winner michael van gerwen versus chris dobey followed by luke littler against steven buntingarter finals stage in the last two editions — including from 4—0 up against rob cross last year. ijust i just feel that i ijust feel that i have got the game and proved it on the floorjust now taking it on stage and putting the performance of last year behind us and i think that has made me the better player that i am today. you just have to think about yourself i have a really good chance. michael is a fantastic player and look what he has one, it three times world champion. he is something special and he had a great game with callum yesterday who pushed him all the way and use all the best of michael and did that come out of him yesterday and i'm hoping to get that as well because if i get that kind of game with him it makes me play well and i know i have to play well so i'm looking forward to tonight and i do believe i can get thejob done. full of praise for michael van gerwen. the last of michael van gerwen�*s three world titles came back in 2019 and darts journalist phill barrs sa

stevens hopes programs like these stick around to help families thrive. so it. and so birth to for their children. and just it's really important to keep programs like that. >> up an unfunded, the perinatal stabilization program is one of 3 programs in the city with nurses that help pregnant or postpartum mothers by the end of 2020 fort served 311 people and 90 clients are currently enrolled. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to. the oakland zoo is sharing an update on the spider monkey. the chp rescue during a traffic stop in the central valley. >> vets say she's still thin and has muscle loss but is recovering and taking just following a healthy diet, i should say. the zoo named the little one less after the marches as biased fear preserve in mexico, which is home to the spider monkeys. that's think she is 5 to 6 months old. the zoo is still figuring out where she will be moved to when she's fully recovered. heavy metal band. metallica comes to the bay area on their tour. the ben announced their tour dates on their website. they plan to p

steven, i'm president electronic, big fan of tyler steven calls. and so the terrace mann, easy listening to farm is like those we just heard from or. yeah. so i would say that from what we've seen over the past few months, he's even less concerned about the issue of tariffs and more willing to use them than ever. look at his election when and which he often talked about. here i've looked at the, the, his 1st use of tariffs during his 1st term. you got away with that pretty well pretty unscathed. what's interesting is that now tariffs are being talked about in a different way. the way you talk about them in recent months is less about protecting certain industries in the us bringing back manufacturing. and it's more about trying to shape behavior from trading partners, trying to bring them to the negotiating table. it's a cudgel, in other words that he's holding over them. and that's why even at a time in which you do see more of an embrace of tariffs around the world to alter certain trade distortions. there's a lot of skepticism about what trump h

and so it's very well this actually for steven, what's your thought? the land. and i think the 1st task is to try to get a cease fire line that holds, which means the russians can stop advancing the button ministration started. the sudden you crying a lot of land mines and the personal weapons to try to shore up their, their defensive lines. so, but russia with no history and help chinese help other help is pushing forward bit by bit. so it's hard for me to imagine putting, wanting to stop at this point, to michael, often more than a 1000 days of all, must go, not relenting, and you credits on the back foot. would you say it is in fact what we saw, for example, where the for the past 48 hours is up buddies are up elliptic scenes and also in cuba as well. so what our panelists also describe that pulling on the, on the front line throughout ukraine, missiles and drones every night that are pummeling the economy even further. so, what i find diplomatically that is interesting is mr. zalesky is asking for quite a bit, not only from here in europe, european partners,

let's be now to stevens. this is the director of middle eastern studies university. san francisco joins is not from back at so steven, 1st of all, so we have this ratification from the israeli government. the security cabinet had already approved it, but now this is happens. what do you think about a little as well? it looks like we actually might have a cease fire at least a temporary one. and that's certainly good news. um, you know, it protects you looking for the palestinians on the ground. i'd have had to endure 15 months of hell. but you know the question is, so we'll get through to phase 2 and phase 3. well, this actually need an end to the war because we have the source seen israel renee gone on previous. so agreements or change the conditions or whatever. and of course, are serious questions, especially with the incoming trumpet ministration, whether they will pressure israel to live up to its end of the bargain. well, that's the thing, is that, that is the question that, to what degree will the inco

. >> you showed confidence in steven witkoff. why do you doubt the cease-fire will hold? pres. trump: he's great but it's a tricky place. if something does happen, they will not be happy. >> to follow up on that, in terms of steven witkoff, we put him in charge of iran strategy and d1 him talking directly with the iranians -- and do you want him talking with the iranians? pres. trump: know but he's and popular person. i have great negotiators with no personality and then some that do. steve has a wonderful way about him and people like him and even in this case both sides like him and he was able to make a deal. that deal never would have been made without steve. the biden people couldn't. they couldn't make a deal. we got it done prior to the inauguration. we set it has to be before the inauguration. if it doesn't hold, there will be -- people are amazed. there is. but one of the most respected people in the world. it's a whole different world. and we are ahead of china now because of what i'm doing and i think it's going to be successful. >> at the davos forum, someone said m

the show created by steven knight was a streaming hit for six seasons. it made knight famous around the world and especially in his hometown. dana jacobsen paid a visit. >> reporter: what is it like to have this, i guess, announcing your presence? >> well, it's an announcement to the present. it's a statement, really. >> reporter: in birmingham, england, the peaky blinders are keeping watch. this mural the perfect package to steven knight's digbeth loc studios, a passion project for the birmingham born screenwriter behind the netflix hit. >> birmingham is a city where there is a city with a lot of tagging, people doing stuff. anything left to do with peaky is left alone. >> reporter: undeniable respect for knight's streaming series, which is as intertwined with the studio as knight himself, including the lot where we sat down to talk. >> my dad used to work here as a blacksmith shoeing horses many, many years ago, and he used to bring me here as a kid to turn the handle on the forge, and eat bacon and egg cooked. got lots of memories. but just the fact t

and then we'll get to steven mnuchin. this company that services and sells -- reconfigures airplane engines, they were the subject of a muddy waters piece back on the 15th i believe it was. maybe one of the key points was they said that muddy waters, that they questioned sort of how they account for things in terms of their financials indicating whole engine sales for material contributor to the segment, but in fact when they spoke to a former senior fti executive, he thinks 80% of the reported module swaps are whole engine sales. has to go to basically the profitability. they put an ak out this morning. they came back in a number of areas talking -- combatting the short report. take a look at what the stock is doing. they did say they're going to potentially delay their 10k, some board moves as well. don't have time to get into it right now. a very long report. they did not respond in the way at least there had been some hope among the investor base they would. and you can see what it is doing to the stock price. >> thei

steven ford.one of the children of gerald ford and when he was younger he was an actor and performed a lot of soap operas and he was a spokesman for a lot of racetracks. when i was a very young cub reporter in cincinnati, ohio working the sports scene there, steven ford would come through and he would run a horse race every year. terrific guy. you'll see him at the podium today delivering the eulogy that his father wrote in honor of jimmy carter. >> dana: it has never been released. never heard it before. i got to meet steven ford at his own father's funeral during the bush administration. you have seen as the president's row we are calling here. president and first lady's row. bill and hillary clinton, george and laura bush. barack obama, michelle not there today. president-elect trump and melania and in front of him we have the president and first lady, the bidens, and kamala harris and her husband, doug emhoff. bret baier, as we await for the procession to get underway additional thoughts from

true though, 16 years ago and december of 2008 steven harper paroled parliament to divide a confidenceote he knew he would lose because of the opposition parties vote against him. this is a situation you find yourself in today. the liberal leader i'm said this was a hindrance to democracy. why if this was bad under the harper government it's good for you? the general government 2008 had come correctly correctly concluded the house of commons put confidence in mr. harper's government. despite a letter signed the opposition leaders this was a political letter. but the voice was paramount before christmas we won three nonconfidence votes. we are going to a have to retest the confidence of the house in march. to get the budget through. >> in 2008 the governor general correctly concluded because the very last times in the previous weeks that confidence of the house had been tested, it had passed that confidence test. harper continued to have the confidence of the house it would bear out because as soon as they came back steven harper one a confidence vote once again. so a political document

raymond stevens is the ceo of structure therapeutics. sonali: thank you. a lot of things are going on at the jp morgan health care conference. for the rest of the day, health care is a big part of the markets. the markets have been lower on the day. fluctuating between gains and losses. of course, still a heavy day ahead. things can always turn around. stick with us through the close. that does it for bloomberg markets today. i'm sonali basak. this is bloomberg. let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families, like my own. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. ♪ ♪ announcer: from the world of politics of the world of business, this is "balance of power." ♪ live from washington d.c. ♪ joe: it's happening as we speak, the first confirmation hearing for donald trump's cabinet e-minis. welcome to the fastest

pippa stevens is going to tell us the stocks that are down the most.on two bright spots. yes. bright spots in tech today. you heard me correct. there aren't many though in tech. no, make it a day. >> some software. i mean, what you can say is that it was a rotation more than a liquidation. so if you're going to have a day when you have an absolute washout, trade in semis in the ai hardware trade, where you have one of the strongest themes and most closely held to investors hearts in the market, get completely pulverized. you could have had everybody just say risk off were out, or it could have gone elsewhere. and what you did see is rotation people maintaining exposures, more stocks up than down. i mean, some of it was very mechanical, meaning reaching for the most neglected under owned themes. campbell's soup is up 2.5% today. it's not because it's cold outside. okay, so you just do have this kind of reflex asset allocation type move. so for a day you're able to absorb it. what i find remarkable is the dispersion which is allowed volatility. measured

steven frayne, known to the world as dynamo. it's a little bit chilly at the moment. you know what?l estate in bradford — the oldest of four kids. this is where he grew up, and this is more than just another show. so many people told me it would be impossible that a boy from delph hill could come this far. this means a lot to you then, doesn't it, tonight? this means more than i could ever put into words. to be in a place where there's a massive stage, put right in the centre for people to come and share in some amazement, like, that's like a dream come true — it genuinely is. so we've got a phone and a bottle. watch. this is where your street magic began then, isn't it? yeah. literally, right here i used, to perform street magic. i'm super proud to be from bradford. it wasn't necessarily the easiest place to grow up. it's very easy to live in a small town and feel like you don't matter. feel like you're insignificant in this huge world we live in. so to be a small, tiny part of this, it's just incredible. i'm the proudest bradfordian you'll ever meet. you know, i tell everybody abo

steven: the stock is up -- jonathan: the stock is up 2.4%.ing? sonali: they look more than good. you are seeing bank of america saying they will not only make more net interest income. by the fourth quarter they would be making $1 billion or more. that is how confident they are. this is due to loan growth and better deposit pricing. the securities they held a low interest rates now going to higher interest rates. this was a bank of america sweet spot and they are in with a lot of records that shows they are still competing with the big guys and keeping a handle on risk. the equity markets, you are seeing the banks take on more risk and leave dollars on the table because of the volatility. dani: usually in this earnings season we separate the more consumer focused ones from goldman sachs. is there a clear example -- is there a clear advantage to either business model? sonali: main street businesses are doing well and so are wall street businesses. bank of america is doing both. jonathan: let's head over to chris. we would love your thoughts. f

and one of the most important things is steven miller, he just said yesterday, if you're coming to thisturn around. go back. go back. >> that's still cheaper than cities like new york paying for the education. >> a hundred percent! that's like a first class ticket. >> going to dubai. >> on emirates. >> i'll say first, importantly, the city attorney, michael gates, of huntingdon beach, he has just sued the state of california over the sanctuary city designation. so we are seeing, i believe, that he will be a leader in that capacity of cities rising up against these ridiculous sanctuary state and city designations. secondly, you know, note along with president trump's executive orders, the designation of narco cartels as terrorist organizations which allows us to then combat them with troops and we know that we don't really have specifics yet of what that looks like. but my point is that as he sort of locks up the border and starts triaging, then dumping out, you know, the -- cleaning up the abscess that is all of these illegal criminals in here, the reality is, we talk about money, is th

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stevens is right. number one, he promised to serve a single term, changed his mind and ran again. 2. he promised to be bipartisan. he was not. 3. he insisted he was mentally fit for a second term. he was not. 4, he promised not to pardon his son hunter, but he did. delusions and deceptions. became the hallmark of biden's presidency. i would add one more delusion. he thought the media's support would win him the election. he was right that he had massive media support but he was dead wrong to think that we the people couldn't see through the propaganda. we could and we did and now he leaves the stage an old angry man done in by his own delusions and deceptions. second hour of varney just getting started. liz peek with me this morning, something of a disagreement going on. i thought bret stephens's column was terrific, but so the usually. liz: as far as it goes but there are so many deceptions and delusions that clouded this presidency, what about the biggest threat to our homeland being white supremacy,

>> pippa stevens. courtney reagan here. >> holiday quarter preannouncements to two major retail conferences running concurrent, macy's store, saw comparable sales growth, but the full portfolio did fall short of expect eggs and expectations and the retailers battling another activist. barrington capital suggests macy's separate the better performing bloomingdale's businesses and they enter the big show with all three of those ceos, i asked macy's ceo if the activists are right, should they be sold to recognize the value? >> we're not getting the recognition of the value of these two brands and we believe that there are synergies between the wear housing, legal, finance and back end operations and joint brand negotiation. there's just so much opportunity for us to leverage scale of the portfolio. >> separately, abercrombie shares are getting hit pretty hard. citi calls the reaction overblown. it raised the sales guidance range and didn't increase its earnings forecast. at the rcr con fraens, ference, ho

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the exhibition, but to the entire boss. cs knew country was not much know must wasted in youth of steven dow wishing you guys in the middle of the send. the lab said it was a festival, the right of the site. the main entrance to betty and visitors could find the chief months of rush and gallery with one of her send to pieces is a futuristic tunnel sink like a 100 on the inside. the sort of thing. you know, somebody live without please who was the original order date is beep. so it's not a sort of see about them and it's still within the width of the bas. do they need that? i see. and then also i'm getting into this. i do me your pavilion, is this not productivity? if 0? if i go more color, that looks great so that you see it is summer prime. amazon, you're going to be of the civilian. i see it, but it's telling them that should be doing is the plus they need to box it to the of the next step is a challenge to into the how to the whole next, the civilian 75. and it's unique exhibits representing old, 89 regions of russia. to see the effect of these items from concepts good to continue gra

in los angeles, george stevens jr.pose as a story teller. as a young aide in the kennedy administration, he produced hundreds of documentaries that championed freedom and democracy. he then created the american film institute and kennedy center honors. lifting up the arts and artists at the heart of american culture. in a career spanning seven decades, george's creativity, vision has helped redeem the soul of a nation founded on the power of free expression. [ cheers and applause ]. denzel washington. [ cheers and applause ]. the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to denzel washington. denzel washington is considered one of the greatest actors of our time. over four decades on screen and stage, his portrayals of iconic figures and everyday people have earned him wide acclaim that includes two academy awards, two golden globes, and a tony award so far. [ laughter ]. the admiration of audiences and peers is only exceeded by that of the countless young people he inspires, with unmatched dignity, extraordinary talent

and as steven romo shows us, it seems like something out of a spy movie. >> reporter: police chases ares and suspects racing at high speeds can result in crashes like this. and this police car colliding with a vehicle, spinning out of control. sometimes with deadly results. on average more than one person dies every day inin the u.sdue to a police pursuit. with innocent bystanders making up more than a third of those deaths. but now there's a high-tech solution straight out of a spy movie designed to end these dangerous chases with just the push of a button. so they just mount right on the front of the vehicle, i see. >> reporter: at this massachusetts state police training facility we got an up-close look. >> now i'm going to fire. >> reporter: it's called the starchase system. >> like a very advanced nerf gun. >> exactly right. it's just like nerf. >> reporter: a laser-guided gps tracker that can be fired at a fleeing vehicle. >> see that green laser. >> reporter: watch again. you can see it leaving the launcher. and here attaching to the vehicle. that allows police to then safely fin