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pollard is a syracuse university student. the navy veteran.he very first hire of microns massive $100 billion in central new york that's being built because of liability chips and science bill. there will be all over the country. people are getting jobs on first times with great futures which we are returning from china to here. anita is a dear dear lady her son was shot in the buffalo supermarket. fortunately he lived. didn't she come down and testify i believe yes to talk with the need for gun legislation seeing 18-year-old getting ar-15's and that's what happened so she will be here. taylor is from city everhart is from buffalo as i mentioned. taylor is an nyu student. 25-year-old diabetes advocate. we passed a law ensuring all seniors, i wrote the law, we introduced it. that ensured all seniors would not pay a penny for more than 35-dollar insulin. we wanted to get it done for everybody. so i put in the reconciliation bill. as you know the reconciliation bill talks about below medicare were going to fight to get that done this year. and ta

we just did syracuse.t are we going to see at 8:00. >> brian: new house over there might be the finest broadcasting institution. >> ainsley: what's that on the left. >> steve: that is the stadium. the dome. >> brian: carrier dome right on the left. >> ainsley: okay. >> brian: where the likes of jim brown, tim green, floyd little all starred. >> ainsley: look at you your. >> my son went there. >> ainsley: you have been there. >> brian: quite on. suction when we open up the door. >> steve: how many dynasty help. >> ainsley: kilmeade building? >> brian: i rebuilt the campus big dollar donation unlike other people we know. >> ainsley: six days away from president biden's state of the union address. >> steve: today the president is going to meet with kevin mccarthy sit down at 3:00. going to be talking about raising the debt ceiling. >> brian: let's see how that goes. peter doocy joins us live from the white house with more. peter? >> good morning. president biden has long said some variation of this show me a

when carrier, one of the biggest manufacturers in syracuse, new york, stopped making air conditionersey went -- the town went in decline now micron's enormous investment is bringing it all back and more. [applause] same thing is happening in lordstown, ohio, when g.m. shut dunn their autofactory. but this past year, thanks to all we're doing with electric vehicles, g.m. and l.g. announced they'll hires how to of of workers to build a new electric vehicle battery. when these towns were holllowed out, something else was lost. their pride. the sense of self-esteem. folks, these are the effects of the so-called trickle down economics. the view from park avenue that says, when you do -- when the wealthy do well, it will all trickle dunn to everyone else. not the family i was raised, didn't work that way. there's another one i hold that holds -- that folks in baltimore hold as we our folks in cities are born in scranton, pennsylvania, grew up in clay mont, delaware, like i did. they view the backbone of america. they are the backbone. they're the people who get up every morning to go to wor

new york state to cuda four month old baby asian elepht joyed his first bubble bath at a zoo in syracuse. however, his twin brother, i prefer to hang back on dry ground. all different, right zoo says that since elephants do love the water, i probably won't be long before. yeah, joins and fun. but for the time being it appears the brother. yeah, does not believe both bubble baths to be relevant. relevant. quiet studio today. alright, this is still adorable, though they're not so cute, but you're playing with the year in one meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, and me a me award-winning actor, producer, and writer, eugene levy. plus, from the new film "creed iii," jonathan majors. and guy fieri as we continue ou

. >> president biden just moments ago after landing in syracuse, new york. you're looking at live images of the chinese surveillance balloon soaring over the united states, fueling tense relations between the u.s. and china. chinese officials are accusing american lawmakers and media outlets of hyping up the drama while maintaining the balloon is a civilian weather device. welcome to fox news live, i'm jacqui heinrich. griff: it's great to be with you, i'm griff jenkins. the balloon sighting dashing an attempt by the biden administration to ease u.s.-china tensions, with antony blinken calling off his trip to beijing. and we have coverage in london alexandria hoff in washington and let's start off. >> earlier some say the chinese balloon should have been shot down when this first crossed over alaska. >> we could have shot it down over open water, over dense, sparse parts of alaska and should it shot it down then. it leads me to believe that possibly a political decision was made by the white house not to do so for fear of interrupting the relationship with c

the first line is of a a flag a from a richmond, which is raised in syracuse, new in august and septemberoctober of 1862, sits at the timing here is significant this is after a really disastrous a summer for the union army that it suffered enormous casualties at the end etim and elsewhere and there is a drive raise new regiments to to replenish the the enormous losses of on the battlefield and the flag is a regimental flag from the 149th york infantry a regiment which is again it's a voluntary unit that these are people there's no conscription at this point in time. but is a threat of conscription. there is again the prospect that if they aren't sufficient voluntary enlist enlistees that conscription or some form of coercion and might be imposed and the flag is donated by the jewish as it describes a jewish of syracuse to 149th infantry regiment. and and that's been by a historian since then as reflecting the the the claim is then 249 infantry is is clearly therefore a jewish regiment or perhaps has a jewish company in a regiment is really the based units of the of the union army, typical

lucas: jacqui, the president landed in syracuse, personal matter. be returning to camp david certainly no shortage of communications equipment. you can run a war from camp david let alone shooting down a spy balloon from camp david. so the president when he spoke earlier seemed very confident, jacqui, wouldn't you say when he said we will take care of it. he sounded like he was very sure and issue an order. the president of the united states can issue orders wherever he is. he has a team from the u.s. military around him at all times. griff: lucas, i want to bring you in because of your background with military assets, you were talking about if you have any questions for general kellogg. lucas: general kellogg, you certainly don't have no shortage of jets, shaw air force base, langley where f22's are based, combat air patrols around the balloon and certainly have the ability to bring it down. would you say the best way to do is with 20-millimeter cannon, let it guide down gently and normally have u.s. military, navy warships in the operating area be

this is how it looked just north of syracuse where temperatures are expected to drop several degrees below zero. texas is dealing with the aftermath of days of dangerous weather. more than 200,000 homes and businesses are still without power after half an inch of ice toppled power lines and trees. officials in austin say the damage was worse than they originally thought. >> initially it was hoped that all power would be restored in 12 to 24 hours, but as we now know, and we anticipate, it'll be late tomorrow before we have substantially restored power to everyone across the city. >> there have been at least 11 weather-related deaths in texas, arkansas and oklahoma. >>> the pentagon says it's tracking a suspected chinese spy balloon that's been flying at a high altitude over the u.s. for a couple of days. a man in billings, montana, captured these images. military officials said montana was one of the places the balloon was spotted, and that's where some of the silos for nuclear missiles are located. officials say u.s. fighter jets were mobilized, but the pentagon advised president bi

rob in syracuse, new york. caller: i propose that congress address an issue i think everyone can endorse, regardless of their party affiliation. i would like to see congress passed the daca bill, the bill that addresses nationalization of infants, toddler's, and little kids brought to the country illegally and know nothing but the united states as their own nation. put doc on the floor. it will at -- put dhaka on the floor -- put daca on the floor. host: liz goodwin? guest: the dhaka issue -- the daca issue is one of those albatross issues. there are republicans and democrats who care about it, but it does not get addressed. there was an effort at the end of the very last session when democrats still controlled the house to do something bipartisan on that. senator thom tillis and kyrsten sinema were working on it, but they could not get an agreement. a lot of the issue is republicans want the population that gets legalization to be narrow, just that youngest dreamer group, and they want a lot of order security

he's been in syracuse, new york, and he is momentarily going to be departing. but it wasn't that long ago that the white house press pool asked him what are you going to do about this balloon, and he says, we'll take care of it, if i'm quoting properly. and now, not long after that, we're hearing about this temporary flight restriction in place, 20,000 square miles impacted. what can you tell us about the information, the tidbit of information that the president was allowed to get out when asked that question, and even still we're waiting for details about what is going to happen? >> reporter: so the president has been weighing, along with his military advisers, for the last couple of days since they found out about this balloon, what to do about it. do you let it float away, shoot it down, take it apart and see what kind of equipment it has inside of it. this has been the subject of all of the calls and meetings that he's been having with his national security team. and we were told that even though he was originally advised against shooting down the balloon b

saveon pollard is a syracuse university student. navy veteran, he is the very first hire of my kron's massive $100 billion segga in new york being built because of my bill, the chips and science bill. they will be all over the country. people getting jobs, good-paying jobs with a great future. anita everhart a dear lady. i met with right after the shooting in buffalo. her son was shot in that buffalo tops superintendent. fortunately he lived. she came down and testified -- she testified here to talk about the need for gun legislation. obviously we passed some gun legislation that would have health dealt with some of the problems of 18-year-olds getting ar-15's. that's what happened in buffalo. she will be here. kayla stimmler from new york city. kayla is an n.y.u. student, 25-year-old diabetes advocate. she passed the law ensuring that all seniors, i wrote the law, we introduced it, that ensure all seniors will not pay a penny for more than $35 insulin. we wanted to get it done for everybody. i put it in the reconciliation bill, as

with unique -- texas also -- with unique child care challenges, each of them, in syracuse, there's at enough to go around for the demand. in phoenix, it's very expensive. it could be almost a fifth of the workers salary for a construction or manufacturing worker to do day care for a year, so in all of these places where the investments are lining up, this is a big problem, and particularly for women seeking entrance into the work force. >> it's interesting because child care and parental leave have long been campaign issues. they have talked about it in this administration, and other democrats have talked about it a lot. it has not happened beyond the federal government in congress. is this a way for the white house to get around that? to say that in some respect they are living up to the promise that they made on the campaign trail? >> a little bit. i mean, it's certainly not going to go nearly as far as what the president's, you know, national child care agenda would have done. this is a way to sort of take the successes of the biden economic agenda so far, which have mostly been t

two to four inches here in new york city and boston four to eight in albany three to six inches in syracuse and out west another big storm coming this is going to be our next coast-to-coast storm and look at this wide swath of severe weather from wednesday, thursday, right on into friday for much of the plains all the way into the southeast for tornadoes and severe thunderstorms. we've got a long week ahead, lester. >> all right, al, thank you for updating us >>> just in tonight, a major cybersecurity breach for the u.s. marshals sensitive data from one of the marshals' systems was hacked more than a week ago according to multiple senior u.s. law enforcement officials. a marshal spokesman acknowledged the breach and said some of the data was related to subjects of investigations, third parties and some employees. an investigation has been launched. >>> it is perhaps the most critical unanswered question about the pandemic how did it begin now a stunning new assessment from the department of energy points to an accidental leak at a chinese lab as the most likely cause. kelly o'donnell has la

this is in syracuse, new york.r prediction for tonight's super bowl. 57 winner, of course, in true brother versus brother fashion. they pix different teams to win. yeah. picked the chiefs to picked the eagles after the k we'll see which one comes out on top to katia is right so far, still a lot of football. i like. >> well, coming up next in sports, let's talk a little basketball. the warriors out until tonight to decide on whether they would complete or did deny the trade for gary payton next in sports, kate rooney will have the latest news and weather james wiseman will stay or go to detroit. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it may be a super bowl sunday, but here in golden state warriors land, we're all eagerly awaiting an update on one of the biggest trade stories in the nba. will gary payton junior officially be a member of the warriors? his gp 2? i don't know. i called him junior. but anyway, the team has to make a decision before tonight's 6.30, pacific deadline, the warriors were set to acquire payton from the

the rosemont gifford zoo in syracuse, new york, wanted to see which team the little guys preferred.seems they disagreed, actually. when choosing the eagles football team and the other choosing the chiefs. finally tonight, we wanted to check in to see how much it would cost if you wanted to grab a last minute ticket to the super bowl. tomorrow, stubhub says the average price of a ticket to see the eagles play the chiefs is now $6800. the cheapest ticket goes for just $3200. you were just looking up warriors tickets for >> that looks like $125 tickets for the warriors look not bad. >> $3200. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 ♪♪♪ male announcer: "in touch" with dr. charles stanley, reaching the world with the gospel of jesus christ thr

i love the apology. professor at syracuse university says that industrialized countries need to pay more attention to the african peoples rather than the continents resources. talking about more than they do politics were the powerful industrialized countries extracting minerals from countries that are in the midst of the conflicts and may harm and death. so there's congo and sa sudan, and other countries in africa. on all accounts, the pope's call is entirely in place. it has been the call made by the people in those countries by research shows, by our commitments, by human rights, people all around the world. saying that the exploitation of natural resources in africa has not brought meaningful reward to the people who live on top of these minerals. of all the latest news updates, keeping on our website, our t. v dot com will be back in 30 minutes with more. see them with ah, museums are important for preserving our history so that it isn't lost to future generations. but our physical museums places themselves a relic of the past. this is one of the best museums in the world. huh. cars

asking for international assistance to establish peace and security, and anthropology professor at syracuse, university saith industrialized countries should prioritize the african people over the continents resources in talking about more than day. you politics where the powerful industrialized countries are extracting minerals from countries that are in the midst of conflicts and may harm and death. so there's going south to down and other countries in africa on all accounts, the pope's call is entirely in place. it has been a call made by the people in those countries by research shows by a can a month by human rights, people all around the world. saying that the exploitation of natural resources in africa has not brought meaningful reward to the people who live on top of these minerals. many thanks to keeping his company here with archie, international web back to the top of the i with ah, not what is be spoken by the united states all by you when he's actually prove that fighting a war essentially to prove, ran, the better it on the surgeon, so russian follower, once again in, in this

along the apology, professor at syracuse university say that industrialized countries need to pay more attention to the african peoples rather than the continents resources. talking about more than they do politics were the powerful industrialized countries extracting minerals from countries that are in the midst of conflicts and may harm and death. so there's going south sudan and other countries in africa . on all accounts, the pope's call is entirely in place. it has been.

the subways working with the mayor, to working to bring down barriers in places like rochester and syracuse, they are working together and our efforts are starting to pay off. last year we saw double digit decrease in homicides and shootings but still are from pre-pandemic level. our work is not done. there is no aspect, more controversial than bail reform. so much in politics today the conversation quickly turned to debate between two opposing counsel no common ground but i believe there are several things we can agree upon. first, the size of someone's bank account should not determine whether or not they sit in jail or go home. [applause] even before they were convicted of a crime. that was the goal of bail reform, a righteous one and i stand by it. bail reform is not the primary driver of the national gun wave or crime wave. all across the nation but i would say we can agree bail reform law has written leaves room for improvement and as leaders, cannot ignore that. we hear so often from new yorkers top concern is crime. to my partners and government and the legislature, let's start with

bill in sarah kress -- syracuse, new york. democratic collar. let's hear from you. caller: i am in favor of the family medical leave act. it seems to have so many loopholes in it it is not going to help a lot of the people who really need it. if we are going to have one, we ought to have one that have some bite in it. the problem is, can we get congress to approve a real, strong medical leave act? unfortunately, i think congress is still pretty much owned by corporations, by people who do not want to have that. i want to know, will party discipline keep people from voting on this or not? host: rachel, do you want to take that one? caller: hello from a fellow western new yorker. i think this is a porton issue that you bring up. guest: the reality of the government programs out there, we have examples from the states and what we are trying to get at is lower income workers who do not have access to family medical leave for paid family and medical leave. we are looking for a solution to that. in california that had the longest running state program, only 4% of people i

my room crisis, then we can be confident with sending the right team to the right place lashona syracuse residents must also be prepared at the disaster training center in casita, an 8th grade class is running through drills today. so how close is the danger long this is the north anatolia and false zone variable choir. for you. with this, we are only 12 kilometers away from it here in this district law. so that means a quake would be felt especially strongly here. assimilated generates a quake with a magnitude of 6.7. the children only have a few seconds to duck under the table. it's important they remember to protect their heads. when the quake is over, the students can run outside, but not before turning off gas and electrical appliances to prevent fires. if i only knew a little about earthquakes before this, but now i've experienced it and understand what to do. given the instructor gent and coll recommends, always having an emergency backpack ready to go equipped with water, a flashlight, and a 1st aid kit it off it. thanks. hello to the commissioner. garden, professional aid won't

this was made by a boutique firm in syracuse and the incredible thing about this bat, it has been decadeso lose weight, the current weight is 33.1 ounces. >> this is like a piece of lumber. the fact that this guy could swing this bat the way he did. can't believe i am touching this. it feels illegal to me and i'm doing it on live television. ashley: there goes the show. >> you can tell babe ruth ripped off lou gehrig's. ashley: i want to get this in. babe ruth's rookie card. 1916 sporting news, babe ruth rookie card, in beautiful condition, the last example sold for 2.4 million in 2,020 one. we expect big things for this card, just incredible it remains the shape it is in today. ashley: how much? we are out of time. how much? >> 3 million. currently sitting at one.for 25 million. ashley: thank you. 425 million. ashley: thank you so much. check brian's pockets before you leave. which blood type is the universal donor? oh positive, a be negative? i think i know. the answer after this. these st! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recover

subways, working with the mayor, to working to bring down barriers in places like rochester and syracuse, so the stakeholders are finally working together. and our efforts are starting to pay off. last, year we saw double digit decrease in both homicides and shootings. but we are still far from pre-pandemic levels, and so our work is not done. and there's been no aspect around the discussion of public safety more controversial than bail reform. as with so much in politics today, the conversation quickly turns into a debate between two opposing camps with no common ground. but i believe there are several things that we can agree upon. first, that the size of someone's bank account should not determine whether or not they sit in jail or go home. [applause] even before they've been convicted of a crime. that was the goal of bail reform. it was a righteous one, and i stand by it. second, bail reform is not the primary driver of a national gun wave or crime wave. it was created by a convergence of factors, including the pandemic. all across the nation. but also, i would say oh that we can agr

three dots of blue, because mostly rural areas, obviously the city is populated, westchester and syracuse. i am for this, if everybody is on board, then why not? if that is what the rural conservative counties want, why let the more liberal cities dictate how they live their lives? >> todd: i understand the point, i agree to the principle, lincoln said a house divided against itself cannot stand. i worry this will have implications throughout the country and that is bad for the united states of america. >> ashley: i think this is first thing we didn't agree on. >> todd: i will start rooting for the eagles, that will never happen. from tornados across the plains, millions of americans in the path of severe weather. stro and i drove through it, janice dean is tracking it. >> ashley: and a sheriff is asking joe biden to do his job on the borders, that sheriff joins us next. these are the camper scouts. earning their eco badge. they're sharing this fedex electric vehicle and frank's sustainable camping store with their global scout community. good thing frank uses fedex to help him expand his

built in syracuse new york democratic caller. let your first from you. >> caller: okay. i'm in favor of the family medical leave act but it seems to have so many loopholes in it that is that really going to help a lot other people who really need it. if we're going to have one we ought to have one that has some fight in it. now, the problem is can we get congress to approve a real strong medical leave act? unfortunately i i think congress is still pretty much owned by corporations, by people who don't want to have that. now, i would want to know will party discipline key people from voting on this, on the merits of the case or not? >> host: rachel greszler, do you want to take that one? >> guest: thank you, bill, and hello from a fellow western new york. this is important issue you bring up because the reality of the government programs that are out there we do have examples in the states and what we try to get at is the lower income workers who don't have access to family and medical leave or paydown and medical leave. we are looking for a solution to that. in californi

burlington and syracuse, 54% deficit, incredible winter so far. lakes and toward the northeast. the snow, some areas could get a foot of snow. this is today and into overnight tuesday. across the west, blizzard warnings in effect, this is our next storm system, rain for california and mountain snow, ongoing tuesday and wednesday. here is snow still to come, incredible for the mountains, sirera, nevada, still winter for folks across the west and rain forecast, it should be good news situation, they have so much rain this is going to lead to flash flooding, mud slides, rock flows, all of that. as you can see, we have a lot going on. >> todd: in the commercial breaks, ashley and i demand you give us each personalized weather forecasts. >> janice: a lot of people are traveling overnight and we have to know where the snow is going to come and are the roads going to be bad. you have my cell phone -- >> todd: everybody else has the fox weather app. >> janice: foxweather.com. >> ashley: austin police department is on virge of collapse and 150 officers are

the president was flying on air force one from syracuse new york to maryland and was on the phone withration was under way, and here's what he had to tell reporters the about the consideration given do that decision. >> on wednesday when i was briefed on the balloon, i ordered the pentagon to shoot it down on wednesday as soon as possible. they decided without doing damage to anyone on the ground, they decided the best time to do that was as it got over water within a 12-mile limit. they successfully took it down, and i want to compliment or aviators who did it, and we'll have more to report on this a little later. >> mr. president, what's your message to china? >> you're saying the recommendation was from your national security. >> i told them to shoot it down. on wednesday. they said to me, let's wait till the safest place to do it. >> reporter: republicans were quick to criticize president biden without taking steps to down this balloon sooner. republicans saying this is a sign of weakness towards china, but the white house pushed back, saying this was a responsible action for a com

now, the president was flying on air force one from syracuse, new york, to maryland and was on the phonetop officials as this operation was under way. and here's what he had to tell reporters about the considerations given to that decision. >> on wednesday when i was briefed on the balloon i ordered the pentagon to shoot it down on wednesday as soon as possible. they decided without doing damage to anyone on the ground and decided that the best time to do that was it got over water within a 12-mile limit. they successfully took it down, and i want to compliment our aviators who did it, and we'll have more to report on this a little later. thank you. >> what's your message to china? >> you were saying the recommendation was from -- >> i told them to shoot it down. >> on wednesday. >> on wednesday. they said to me let's wait until the safest place to do it. >> republicans were quick to criticize president biden for not taking steps to down this balloon sooner. republicans have argued that this is a sign of weakness in the white house's approach towards china, but the white house has pushed

two baby elephant twins make their predictions in syracuse.en kicking around the footballs and tearing apart boxes covered in chiefs and eagles logos. the zoo joked that in typical brother versus brother fashion, they picked different teams. the warriors taking on on the lakers last night. jordan poole made a late game push they gave the dubs a chance to take home the win, but was it enough? abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has all the highlights in this morning's sports. chris: good morning. the warriors hosting the lakers saturday night on abc 7. stephen curry is out at least through the all-star break while lebron james sitting out his second game after breaking the nba all-time scoring record. this 12-year-old girl got the surprise of the lifetime, sitting next to lebron, are you kidding me? second quarter, are you kidding me with this jordan poole shot? what a play. dubs up by two at the break. third quarter, poole to draymond green, 10 assists, under two in the third, jonathan to michael -- jonathan coming got -- a to michael green, gam

so, you know, these things operate in stages and so if you live in a community like the greater syracuse community in upstate new york or outside in the area around phoenix, the announcement that there is going to be a big investment in building a facility to manufacture semiconductors is the beginning of a process that is going to change and affect your community across time, beginning with significant new jobs in construction, and then over the course of 12 or 18 months, hiring engineers and facility operators and the like. so that will happen across time. but i think that this is a year of action and investment and implementation, where across those areas, you're going to see this unfold in more and more ways. one of the things that we often show but we use for our own internal planning as well is just the physical map of the united states, where you can see increasingly that the commitments of private companies making investments, the grant announcements going in, the ways in which they're going to begin to unturn. so that will happen across time. i expect that this coming year will

two baby elephant twins made their game predictions in syracuse and they are seen kicking around theng apart cardboard boxes covered in chiefs and eagles logos. the zoo joked in versus brother fashion, one pick the chiefs and the other picked the eagles to win super bowl lvii. our producer tells me the eagles are favored to win, so i guess we will see which baby elephant has the right prediction there. lisa: and looking forward to rihanna, for sure. yesterday's system, you can see the rotation here well to the south of us and we were left with a few high clouds and some fog will set up along the san mateo coast with a nice day on the way. atop vollmer p, you can see a pretty good view, temperatures ranging from the low 40's in santa clara to the mid 40's in san francisco. 50 in oakland, bay and an onshore flow, not too bad. there's a look at sfo. 46 in santa rosa with low 40's by the delta. 50 it napa. definitely feeling the influence in the upper level wind today as we get the air moving down to the surface. that down sloping and we will look for not only these winds to continue to

those final plans friday evening and ultimately defense secretary lloyd -- on air force one from syracuse, new york, to maryland, and was on the phone with his top officials as this operation was underway. here's what he had to tell reporters about the decision given. >> i ordered the pentagon to shoot it down on wednesday as soon as possible. they decided without doing damage to anyone on the ground, they decided that the best time to do that was when it got over water within a 112-mile limit. they successfully took it down. i want to compliment our aviators on doing it. and we'll have more. >> n the future. >> what was your recommendation? >> i told them to do it on wednesday. >> reporter: on wednesday. >> they told me to wait for the safest place to do it. >> reporter: republicans were quick to criticize the president for not taking it down sooner. they said it's a sign of weakness. the white house pushed back saying this was a responsible action for the president to take. he was trying to save american lives. there are lawmakers on both sides of the aisle calling for briefings and hea

kenosha to lancing, over to syracuse and worcester. >> a lot of people going to get hit.inger, thanks very much. >>> we get the latest on president biden's mission to europe where he's rallying america's allies in support of ukraine promising that putin will not succeed in his war of aggression. senior white house correspondent mary bruce is on the scene in warsaw. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, this was certainly an impassioned address. biden speaking as a wartime president with no u.s. troops in the fight, instead he's urging our allies to keep up the fight for ukraine but russia is showing no signs of backing down and it comes as we learn they tested a long-range missile the same day biden was in ukraine. this morning, as president biden wraps up his trip to europe, sources say the u.s. believes russia carried out a routine test of an intercontinental ballistic missile, capable of reaching the u.s., around the same time biden was in ukraine but it appears the launch failed. sources say per protocol russia did notify the u.s. in advance and

the syracuse university student, navy veteran, the very first hire of micron massive 100 billion-dollar mega of central new york built because of my bill. there will be savvy on all over the country, people getting jobs, good paying jobs for the first time in industries with a great future returning from china to here. anita everhart, a dear lady. i met her right after the shooting and buffalo. her son was shot in the buffalo supermarket. unfortunately -- fortunately, he lived in she came down and testified, didn't she come down? yes, here to talk about the need for gun legislation. obviously we passed gun legislation that would have dealt with some of the problem of 18-year-old automatically getting ar 15's and that's what happened in buffalo so she will be here. taylor james from new york city and everhart from buffalo as i mentioned. taylor's an nyu student 25-year-old diabetes advocate. we passed a law ensuring all seniors, i wrote the law, we introduced it that insured all seniors would not pay a penny for more than $35. we want you to get it done for everybody so i put in the reco

now, the president was flying on air force one from syracuse, new york, to maryland, and was on the phone with his top officials as this operation was underway. here's what he had to tell reporters about the considerations given to the decision. >> on wednesday when i was briefed on the balloon, i ordered the pentagon to shoot it down on wednesday as soon as possible. they decided without doing damage to anyone on the ground. they decided the best time to do that is when it got over water, within a 12-mile limit. they successfully took it down, and i want to compliment our aviators who did it, and we'll have more to report on this alitta a little later. >> what's your message to china? >> you say your recommendation was from your national security. >> i told them to shoot it down. >> on wednesday. >> on wednesday. they said to me, let's wait for the safest place to do it. >> reporter: rchs criticized president biden for not taking steps to take down the balloon signer. they say this is a sign of weakness in the white house's approach toward china, but the white house push backed saying th

two baby elephants made their big predictions in syracuse.icking around the footballs and tearing apart cardboard boxes covered in chiefs and eagles logos. in typical brother versus brother fashion, the twins, of course, pick different teams, so who knows who is going to win? what is your prediction, lisa? we will get a check of our forecast, and we want to know who you think will win the super bowl today. lisa: you know what? we are, with our nice weather, actually. [laughs] we can step outside and enjoy a really good day, because this area of low pressure is not affecting us anymore. it brought anywhere from about 1/10 of an inch locally to about 1/3 of an inch around big sur. bringing us clouds and gusty winds in the wake of the system, so enjoy today. things are really going to change quickly into your monday, then a dramatic drop in temperatures into tuesday. here is a look at our current numbers right now, 44 san leandro, 41 union city come up with temperatures in the 30's from the north bay, upper 30's in san francisco. some of that cl

there was a syracuse study that showed the irs, entity that biden hired 87,000 for agents to disproportionatelytargets poor working class families with audits instead of billionaires or higher income folks because they know they have less resources, time, resources to fight it. if they are going to pick a fight, somebody who isn't a fair fight and i think when you have that sort of thing you need a voice, really investigation to why the government picks on those folks. i think it's good to have. mike: okay, i want to play a clip from house judiciary chairman jim jordan and i will get your reaction. >> in my time in congress i have never seen anything like this. dozens and dozens of whistleblowers, fbi agents coming to us talking about what's going on, the political nature at the justice department. mike: okay, if there are that many whistleblowers coming forward, what's the impact, kristin? >> so stacy who is the democrat, the ranking on this committee said the right thing. she said he follows the rules, she said jim jordan as partisan follows the rules but this shouldn't be a weaponization of

he was flying from syracuse, new york, to maryland, where he is spending the weekend at camp david. here's what he had to tell reporters about that operation that the military conducted. >> on wednesday, when i was briefed on the balloon, i ordered the pentagon to shoot it down on wednesday as soon as possible. without doing damage to anyone on the ground. we decided the best time was as it got over water. within a 12-mile limit. they successfully took it down and i want to compliment our aviators who did it and we'll have more to report on this a little later. thank you. >> what is your message to china? >> you were saying the recommendation -- >> i told them to shoot it down. >> on wednesday. >> on wednesday. they said to me, let's wait until the safest place to do it. >> so the president trying to stress that they were trying to wait and prevent any possible american lives being at risk by shooting something down over the land. this all come as the president has faced quite a bit of criticism for not acting sooner to take down this balloon. you've heard from republicans today in

pride and joy, the university syracuse university that they go up by 2. guess what? the blazers they go on to win this game by 4. all right. well, we've been waiting on a brock purdy update, sense. he suffered that ucl tear a few weeks ago and we finally got it. he will have surgery to repair a torn ucl on february 22nd. the surgery will be performed by doctor keith meister down in dallas, texas. my stirs the team doctor for the texas rangers. if all goes well, party should make a full recovery and be ready for training camp. pretty season was like that out of the disney movie. he went from mister irrelevant as the last pick in the draft to the starting quarterback and won his first 7 games. >> he was the main reason for the niners win streak to end the year is expected to battle trey lance for the starting spot and most believe that we'll have the inside track given his success this past season. now we know derek carr's days in the silver and black are >> over. but another team has emerged as the favorite at this point, at least for his services next season car visi