the object hit stuart o'leary last friday as he drove a girls high school basketball team to a game. two coaches ran to o'leary and helped get that bus to the side of the road. police have not determined where the metal came from. >> a new jersey man whose wife was killed by a hippo during a safari, african safari is now suing the company that organized the trip. craig and lisa manders were on a guided walk in zambia when she was fatally attacked by the animal last year. his suit claims the safari company failed to ensure their safety and did not adequately screen and supervise the tour guides. the company denies the allegations. >> some high school students in western north carolina are helping those who lost their homes to hurricane helene last fall. they are building the frame of what will be a tiny home for storm victims. when they're done, it will be moved to a site and finished by contractors. now, the students say it is a way for them to give back to their hard hit community. >> i just wanted to go out and help others and this is a great opportunity to do that. i can't wait to

stuart o'leary is minding his business and doing his job as a bus driver in washington state. when he's shuttling around the school's basketball team. and suddenly a piece of metal flies through his windshield. oh, good god. but he didn't freak out. he gently guided the bus to safety. i mean, you hear that? he's like, oh, that hurt. he even managed to take a picture of the damage as he was being loaded into the ambulance. and get this, by the way, this man, superman, he's already back on the job driving that bus again. no complaints. wow. all right. multiple sources are telling cnn that elon musk's social media company, x, has settled a lawsuit brought by president trump over being deplatformed over the january 6th insurrection. the lawsuit dismissed monday, according to court filings. and each side will cover its own legal fees. trump sued in 2021, when the company was called twitter, arguing that his speech was being unfairly censored. surprise, surprise, it's all over now. trump settled a similar lawsuit, by the way, with meta for about 25 million bucks. john. >> i want to

stuart: reed rassner made a bid to buy tiktok. kevin o'learyktok and not asking for the algorithms but you are. why do want them to badly? >> you have to have the algorithm because it's national security. you don't know what china and byte dance is doing and what they're influencing and we're going to own the algorithm and company and place it in american hands right here in wyoming, and our beautiful energy in the state, very low cost will power our data centers and our servers and it'll be an amazing step forward for america and a giant footprint for wyoming. stuart: well, you're looking to buy one of the most successful platforms in history. we all buy lock stock and barrel and is $50 billion enough and would the owners accept a $50 million price? >> it's enough to get us to the negotiating table, which is very exciting. tiktok needs to respond. we're on the cusp of something great for wyoming, on the cusp of something amazing for america. 170 million users, and we're going to protect the american interest and the national security interest

stuart: taylor riggs is here with a preview. what do you have for us? >> kevin o'learyr doge and epa and lee zeldin saying epa down about $20 billion they're try to claw back sitting in citi bank being used for unauthorized purposes and we're going to be all over the doge latest and all that coming up at noon. stuart: got t taylor. we'll take it from there. next case. epa administrator lee zeldin commands $20 billion worth of taxpayer money, set aside for climate projects by the biden administration. grady trimble with us now. grady, how is zeldin going to get that money back? >> the current epa says the previous administration parked that roughly $20 billion in outside financial institution and now it wants to cancel the agreement with that bank for the bank to return all of that money for trump epa officials going for the alleged goal for that previous administration and going for them all of that $20 billion in climate money in a "rush job with reduced oversight". epa administrator lee zeldin promising to stop that plan in its tracks. >> i don't know if you ever hear

stuart quick look at futures. the nasdaq's doing nicely, up every 100 points. look when's here now, kevin o'leary joins me., is the saudi meeting and the doge guys, are they having a positive impact on the market? is that why we're rallying? >> people see tremendous potential in earnings over the next 11, 12 the months. i think the market's looking forward just a year. if you were worried about a tariffs, it's not showing up in these numbers. we're up almost 5% in almost every market so far, and we're early into the first quarter. i'm surprised there's not more roll tilt, but i'm happy -- volatility. i think the fact that trump is really pushing on government efficiency and deregulation at the same time in every sector, all 11 sectors, is giving a lot of confidence at the ceo suite level that earnings will be met this year. stuart: let me return to the tariffs question. do you approve of 10% if tariff on canadian oil coming into this country? >> i think the whole deal with canada is different than the mexico, different than the europeans. the oil deal is -- remember, the first idea was 25 percent and then