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reaction from the gop house majority whip, congressman tom ever joins me now. i am curious, to chad's last point, what happens if speaker johnson doesn't put the bill on the floor. are there enough republicans willing to vote for the bill that they can bypass the speaker and get on with the discharge petition? >> i find that hard to believe that that is a valid option but it is always a possibility. our speaker and conference, is clear with the senate and the white house that if you want to do the ukraine funding which people need to understand, the military defense capacity so people need to understand the numbers in this but the understanding is you are going to seal the southern border, and they spent two months, find it rich to hear chuck schumer talk about the time is now, two months negotiating a border deal, the house had done one back in may which provided five things, finish the wall, reform asylum, ended catch and release and restored remain in mexico which border patrol told us would stanch the flow across the southern border by 70% overnight. you've

get out of the way. >> more now from cnn, congressional correspondent lauren fox >> a major upset for republicans as tom suozzi, the democrat is headed back to capitol hill, narrowing the republican majority even further and making it even tougher for speaker mike johnson to get legislation across the finish line in his genes republicans blaming the weather the turnout, and arguing that tom suozzi just had such high name id that it was almost impossible to beat him. but obviously republicans who are watching this race closely especially republicans from vulnerable districts, swing districts in this area. >> they are are going to be taking some key lessons. one of the things suozzi was able to do in this race was really flipped. the script when it came to immigration, republicans have been using that as cudgel against democrats in elections over the last several years, tom suozzi made his case that he would have supported a bipartisan senate immigration bill and it mazi pilip did not have any answers to actually solve that issue. the key question now, if republicans couldn't win on the issue of immigrati

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-mexico border. >>> the house's razor thin republican majority just got smaller. democrat tom suozzi wins new york's special election flipping the seat held by former gop congressman george santos. >>> and out of control. a terrifying scene at a hospital as a car comes crashing through the emergency room. >>> good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. alejandro mayorkas is just the second cabinet secretary in u.s. history to be impeached and the first in nearly 150 years. house republicans voted with a razor-thin majority to impeach the homeland security secretary. it was their second attempt after last week's vote failed, and again three republicans joined democrats in opposition. the matter now moves to the democrat-controlled senate where it's likely doomed. cbs' astrid martinez joins us from new york with the details on how this unfolded. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the articles of impeachment against alejandro mayorkas passed on tuesday with a 214-213 vote with the majority made up of only republicans. three republicans did vote with democrat

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. >> tom suozzi created this mess he was a majority when he decided to open it. in the crisis we are facing, he is an engineer behind it. >> tom suozzi says it's george santos 2.0 claiming she's unvented and inexperience. aussie says tom suozzi is a supporter of the squad. tom suozzi says is a moderate that supports bipartisan solutions and that philip did not support. >> my opponent and other extremist dead dead on arrival, why because president trump said we don't want to give joe biden a victory for the democrats victory to something we want to campaign that the most irresponsible thing you can imagine. >> with a razor thin majority in the house. if pilip can pull this off they can impeach alejandro mayorkas. david: thank you for that, republican congressman mike lawler joins us now. thank you for being with us. this woman pilip is a fascinating woman, she's so far ahead of her democrat opponent on the issue of migration even though she is a migrate herself. she's an ethiopian jew that went to israel and fought with the israeli army and then came here and i wan

this has been a major vulnerability for democrats. the one thing that i tom was able to do was go on offense with the board, or endorsed the bipartisan deal and asylum border laws. mazi pilip rejected it as installed to the instruments in our a party. that is the argument that he made on the debate stage down the stretch. it's unclear if it would work. now we have our answer. it worked. he did 20 points better than the democratic candidate in the queen slice at this district back in 2022. nassau county, where republicans have had had a resurgence over the last several years, they have felt good and energized going into. this tom suozzi is leading in their nassau, writer part of the district. it looks at this moment, stephanie, like a decisive victory. >> he's got charisma, got a unifying message, and let's talk about immigration, max, because we talked about this together on the show. immigration has been a very big, vulnerability for democrats, for years. it was for suozzi, right? they were calling him sanctuary suozzi. he turned around, took the facts and p

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it's majority and buckets. tom's general election and run con, who is in child and another from a prime minister. not while sherry's at bus to clear the victory more than 12000 children are among the nearly 20000 palestinians kills and causes since as well as pul began. countless others have been injured, making children the whist effective group. now small number of the most it to be transferred actually joined. how has the story for some families from guns a this is was good for to looks like the injuries are true mad. take of course, and worst out children, but they've left the hollows of goes up behind the door on the way to it to the for medical treatment. and in that sense, they are truly a privileged few. the tenant government has assigned it to take to wait till the 100 injured children from guys with their families, with their guardians. there are many different types of diseases and pro most everybody is psychologically traumatized. these people will have an opportunity to ask for international protection and easily and as soon as they wish, and they want and can uh, they can

joining us now, house majority whip congressman, tom emmer.king, is that what you are hearing, congressman, it's dead on arrival? >> i don't think those terms -- good morning, by the way, joe. i don't think those are the terms that i have heard from our speaker, but he has effectively said we can't move this without securing our southern border, so we'll see. the congress, the house is coming back into session tonight and i am sure once all our members are back itwill be a clearer picture. >> that sounds like a catch-22, though, doesn't it? we can't secure the border because former president trump wants people to be loyal to his -- his notion that don't do anything that could help president biden, so it's almost like we won't vote on anything until we secure the border but we won't vote on something to secure the border? >> i would say that's not accurate. there was an effort over in the senate, and our speaker made it very clear that our members would require for -- in return for foreign aid, specifically, ukraine, not only did we have to hav

morning, take a look at capitol hill where house republicans find themselves with a thinner majority this morning. tom flipped new york seat once held by george santos, now it is democrat. this as house republicans vote to impeach alejandro mayorkas, as we just heard, majority leader steve scalise will react to all of that, he was well enough to go vote yesterday. lawrence jones is on the ground covering the crime crisis, he is in st. louis, businesses are turning to private security companies. that is too bad. today is ash wednesday, beginning of lent season for millions of people. actors mark wahlberg will join us how the hallow app is bringing americans closer to faith and dr. dr. nicole saphier on potentially groundbreaking cancer that costs $5. and charles payne on what investors need to know after yesterday's dismal day. we have a very busy three hours starting 10 minutes from now on the channel you trust for morning news. it is ash wednesday and valentine's day. wear red. todd and carley back in a couple. you are watching "fox and friends first." >> i'm tim, from louisiana, we enjoy your show e

several fronts in washington, alice barr, nbc news >> the republicans republicansz majority has just gotten smaller. tom suozzi has flipped a seat from red to blue republicans will only be able to afford to lose two house votes he says he is ready to tackle the biggest issues in congress right now. >> it's time to get to work on immigration! >> yes >> on israel >> yes >> on combating putin. >> suozzi's victory speech was interrupted with protesters waving palestinian flags accusing him of supporting genocide he acknowledged the protests as an example of division in the country. >>> the israeli military has released footage that they say shows yaya sthya sinwar undergrd it was recently discovered by the israeli army in gaza according to the military, the most wanted man is seen here in a tunnel in khan yunis along with his children and one his wives. for the latest, let's go live to chapman bell hi, chapman, good morning. how sure are we that this in fact is the hamas leader >> reporter: good morning, frances. yeah, israel's defense forces releasing this footage, they say, was taken from the hamas securi

dozen members of congress since christmas, according to one report, and that includes house majority whip tomves shontel brown and marjorie taylor greene, and senator rick scott. today, house minority leader hakeem jeffries responded to the recent wave of threats. >> members of congress should be able to serve free of violence, harassment, and intimidation on both sides of the aisle. so we can do what the american people sent us to washington to do, which is solve problems and deliver real results. lisa: just this week, the house sergeant at arms sent a letter to members' families about their security, advising them to stay in touch with local law enforcement. to help explain swatting and what can be done to stop it, i'm joined by lauren shapiro, a professor at john jay college of criminal justice and author of cyber-predators and their prey. what is swatting and how fast is it growing? lauren: swatting simply means: 911 to report falsely -- [indiscernible] in terms of the degree to which swatting is growing, it is more that people are reporting it in the news is reporting it rather that ther

house majority whip tom emmer joined us earlier and did not mince words. >> i'm confident if we haveto do this. it is time to hold secretary mayorkas accountable. we have no other way to do this. he will not resign, despite the fact that he has willfully refused to enforce our federal laws to secure our southern border. >> a full house vote could come as soon as today. and take a look at this wild footage from los angeles. the fire department rescues a man who jumped into the l.a. river to save his dog from the raging floodwaters. the responders were able to grab the man and airlift him out of the water. the man was then taken to the hospital, his current condition is unknown. >> crews did locate his dog. and took the animal to local shelter with minor injuries. hopefully dog and owner will be reunited very soon, guys. >> that rushing water lucky nobody got hurt. >> that is a dog owner who loves his puppy. >> who wouldn't do that. you don't think you would until you own a dog. >> man or o man, carley thank you very much. >> carley: you are welcome. >> big update on the migrant shows

now joining us, house majority whip tom emmer. congressman, let's have you sit tight for just a second. we want you to hear, listen to democratic congresswoman katie port. she appears to downplay the murder of 22-year-old georgia nursing student laken riley by an illegal immigrant and democrat james carville insult border agents, border neighborhoods and states struggling with border crimes, plus james carville insulted christians. take a listen to this. watch. >> well, i think when a horrible tragedy like this happens, i think whenever we're dealing with with violent crime there's a sense of outrage, of sadness and of loss. but i think the important thing to focus on is any one instance shouldn't shape our overall immigration policy. which has so many different facets including economic, choices about what workers to allow in. >> the border's become a giant photo op. the border is one of the stations of the cross now, everybody's got to stop by there. elizabeth: okay. the border's a photo op, it's a station of the cross, everybod

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now, republicans already razor thin majority in the chamber is getting even slimmer. tom suozzi, the democratic winter says his win is reflection of americans being sick and tired of republicans founded donald trump and refusing to work together on immigration and other urgent problems >> it's time to move beyond the petty partisan bickering and the finger-pointing it's time to focus on how to solve the problems. >> yeah >> it's time to get to work on immigration let's send a message to our friends running the congress these days. stopped running around for trump and start running the country >> losing the seed has big implications for house republicans and their ability to pass legislation once was he is seated speaker mike johnson can afford to lose lose only two republican votes if he's trying to push through a bill without any democratic support overnight, trump blasted the republican candidate who lost any, called her a very foolish woman. notably, trump did not endorse a mazi pilip. and for most of her campaign, pilip wouldn't say whether she voted for trump in 2020

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his majority just shrunk with tom suozzi winning the special election in new york. nson's grip on the speakership? >> i think we're seeing an inexperienced speaker deal with a very narrow, very difficult majority. this would be hard for even an experienced speaker, but johnson, obviously, is coming out of the rank and file. he's not coming out of a leadership position. you know, he was not expected. i also don't think there's a ton of appetite for the motion to vacate right now. i've talked to republicans who threatened it previously and said it's not on the table, even if he tries to put the ukraine aid on the floor. possibly that changes, but it doesn't look like his role is under threat because i don't know who they'd replace him with. >> there are more challenges ahead, let's be clear. there's also government shutdown deadlines looming. there's a lot on this speaker's plate. semafor's morgan chalfan, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >>> thanks to all of you for getting up "way too early" on this thursday morning. "morning joe" starts right

see speaker johnson not having a job in that case. >> and speaker johnson's majority just got smaller. former congressman tomlong island mchb give us your take-aways as to what last night's election means, lessons we can glean from it for november. and just how much harder is it going to be for republicans in the house now? >> yeah, it's hard to take away, you know, a special election as a bellworth for much larger patterns, but i do think what a lot of people looking at the tea leaves here about what tom suozzi campaigned on, it was not abortion which is where we've seen a lot of democrats put the effort in focus when it comes to trying to beat republicans. he actually took them on when it came to the border, and that's going to be something i think you're probably going to see democrats try to pull more aggressively, try to use what some people feel like would be a weakinous and turn it into a strength for democrats going into the 2024 cycle. it makes speaker johnson's job that much harder. right now you're looking at a 219, 213 majority in the house which is really, really tough particularly when you look

tom suozzi's victory, the diminishment of that majority in terms of what this congress looks like? >> i think that the republican party is in trouble. we now have, up to this point, four republican chairman of committees who are retiring from congress. that's a big deal. that's about as big of a promotion as one can get in congress. but they know that the speaker and the leadership is not governing, it's not working on behalf of the american people. but they're just trying to make donald trump happy. and to make people like marjorie taylor greene to have more influence over congress and american families. >> it is really wild, those four retirements being included, some of the most powerful committees that people spend a career waiting to be the chair of, and just being like, i'm piecing out. congresswoman grace meng, who represents parts of queens, we're out there at the l r i stations early in the morning -- as a part of this victory. thank you very much, congresswoman. >> thanks for having me. >> that is all in on this wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good

that has overwhelmed processing facilities and pushed social services in major american cities to the brink. 0ur correspondent tom filed this report from eagle pass, where authorities have been grappling with the issue. searching in the shadows along the route of the rio grande, we've joined a night patrol searching a favoured landing spot for people who have made a perilous journey to reach the us. this texas rancher says last month hundreds of people swam and waded onto his land here. and we trace one narrow path in a global wave of the displaced. there are clothes everywhere, signs of life. this is treacherous for people making their way into america. angele, seven months pregnant, crossed the rio grande yesterday at three a:m.. herjourney from honduras's most violent city gripped by gang warfare began two years ago. translation: i was holding hands with another pregnant woman - when we cross the river. the water was very cold and we were afraid of being swept by currents. i was so relieved once we made it to the land. record numbers of people seen here last month have been crossing, driven by conflict and ins

. >> tom: to the other graphic, every major topic from the economy to security the border dealing, you've trump with wig leads, 15, 20 seconds for you. >> the other. >> biden seems to appealing to the most progressive part of the party and the youngest voters things like student loan forgiveness that is completely alienating from the majority of americans that didn't graduate from college. when he does those things on israel palestinian the mixed messaging he's appealing to a section of the alert of the time. yes it's cynical but focus more or the will. >> tom: good analysis as always, jessica anderson lauren wright, thank you >> up in the northwest antifa and other radicals, and later in the nightcap, have you seen the new apple show vision head set. so i did it this wind chill, right, i was on an airplane and a tech guy came over and gave it to me. it's like wearing a computer with clear graphic and showing emersion it also looks really goofy wearing it. would you wear it in public because some day we might be all forced to wear these goggles all the time. weigh in, we'll show you the r

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. >> steve: and democrat tom suozzi of third district in new york won to replace george santos. leader steve scalise faces razor-thin majority and outlines the republican agenda this here. >> ainsley: and last-minute treats or gifts you can pull off for your special lady or man. remember, mornings are better with friends. >> brian: that's what i hear. fox news alert, dhs secretary mayorkas impeached over the border crisis. he's terrible. first time cabinet secretary has been impeached in 148 years. >> ainsley: proceedings moving to the senate. >> steve: lucas tomlinson is live in washington. yesterday's exercise really symbolic because he's not going anywhere. >> lucas: most likely not, steve, first time in 150 years. willi william bellknapp. early next month house will send articles of impeachment to the senate. the trial must begin day after the senate receives articles and trials run monday through saturday and hold a full trial or move to dismiss or have votes on convicting or exonerating mayorkas and could send articles to committee for view then a vote to exonerate mayorkas or dismiss charges. here is reaction from the

. >> the >> razor thin republican majority in the house just got even thinner. >> we won democrat, tom suozzi easily winning a special election in new york's third congressional district, defeating maasie pilip by eight points to capture the seat of expelled congressman george santos democrats now hoping suozzi is big, when will serve as a bellwether for other suburban races around the country. this fall the people are watching they want us to start working together. so our message is very clear. either get on board or get out of the way >> and also as it was cruising to an unexpectedly easy victory, republicans were succeeding in their second attempt to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas in the house the final vote, there are 214 to 213. it's been nearly 150 years since the cabinet secretary was impeached in this country. it is highly unlikely mayorkas will be tried in the democratic controlled senate. house republicans are forging ahead with their fight to remove him nonetheless, it really ought to take seriously the message that was said that we're serious about

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. >>> the slim republican majority in the house is now one seat smaller. cbs news projects democrat toms won a special election in new york's third congressional district. he fills the seat formerly held by george santos. >>> and u.s. consumers are going all out this valentine's day. spending for the holiday is projected to reach nearly $26 billion. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, snow emergency. >> this nor'easter will be quick, but it will pack a punch. >> heavy snow brings dangerous driving conditions, closes schools, and cancels more than a thousand flights. the major storm bringing the most snowfall cities like new york have seen in years. >> we actually got on the last flight yesterday. that was canceled. we were pushed to the first flight this morning, and that was canceled. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin with a fast-moving nor'easter and the 45 million americans impacted from west virginia to massachusetts. in some places, 15 inches of snow fell today alo

majority. but we have an incredible candidate in tom suozzi.ounty executive, and a former congressman from new york three. and the people of new york three deserve a representative they can trust. and he's a proven leader. he is someone who is focused on getting things done. i got a chance to work with him when he was a former congressman. and he was very focused on working to find solutions, getting things across the finish line. so, he's done an incredible job. i was talking to voters, there's a lot of enthusiasm there. he's working hard all the way through 9:00 on tuesday. >> as you say, he was the congressman in that district. so they at least know his background other than the republican that was booted out of that seat, santos, they just discover all these things about. >> the republican candidate running right now is nowhere to be seen. so, folks know tom suozzi is there, talking to voters, answering questions. i'll be really excited to see him back. >> congresswoman suzan delbene, thank you for being with us. coming up, the chiefs and t

majority about saving our country. the migrant crisis is a big issue for the third congressional district. migrants coming to our country and the person responsible is tomhe was in the majority to open the southern border and funding sanctuary cities. the issues we're seeing right now, border crisis, illegal migrants coming here attacking our police officers on the street. this is exactly the formula when you are weak on crime, when you don't support law enforcement and then you have wide open borders, you are bringing invetted immigrants, this is the formula that we're seeing a perfect from la for all these issues we're seeing that tom suozzi is responsible. >> dana: the border is the number one issue across the country in the polls. can you explain to people how in your district on long island how is the migrant influx that is mainly here in new york city affecting people in your district? >> it's 100,000 migrants came to new york. some of them are living in the center, tent city between nausea county and queens. the residents are bothered by this issue because right in front of the playground where the children used to go there is 1,000 migrant men l

>> absolutely, tom,y, and those are the issues that we have been and continue to struggle with in the sciencece committee. when we pass major of the legislation, think of chips and science, quantum leap forward in trying to advance the manufacturing advanced computer chips, semiconductors in this country and developing of the workforce. how do we make sure the university communities in particular, how do we make sure that they know the students that they have, how do we make sure that industry then when using these federal dollars, they know the integrity ofl their student? it's a never ending struggle and he continues now, and it will continue. i suppose if you believe in imitation or thievery is the ultimate form of flattery, then we are being moderately flattered by the folks in china these days. but it's flattery we have to survive. >> one thing i observed when, in looking at our manufacturing industries, which include technology industries as well, and hopefully with the new interest in the semiconductor field and some of the more advanced technologies, we are going to need more students enrolling in the courses that l

the russian federal . assembly ortiz spoke with alexi leakage of director of the major, a nuclear power company. ross, the tom he said, mr. pittman's ideas about supporting the nuclear power industry as well as a robust social policy for the most important aspects of the speech. the i would like to make 3 points. first, the planning horizon is very important. this is a directive within the presidential cycle with a minimum planning horizon of 6 years. this is what we're doing now in the industry, building our priorities at least until 2030, at the same time, even beyond 2030. the benchmarks and tasks to be achieved are clear for decades to come. the 2nd important point is support for the nuclear industry very briefly, but very unambiguously. this was stated, this included is extending our national project beyond the 20 thirty's. this is a task that has already been set by both the state corporation and the governments . 3rd, we have a great interest in each of the aspects of social policy. because we have 31 cities that are centers of nuclear power. we are concerned about personnel, demographic issues, both i

york congressman george santos, a race that could narrow the republican already slim majority in the house. democrat tomuozzi and republican mazi pill fib will face off in the third congressional district just outside of new york city. the result of tuesday's election could see how some of the voters in the suburbs are feeling. >> cnn's miguel marquez where immigration has been a big issue. what are you hearing? >> immigration is massive. voters voting in early voting i hear a lot of them talking about george santos and how upset they are with him. he made a joke out of the third congressional district and the trees replace him couldn't be more serious. >> the opening salvo in the 2024 election cycle is on. early voting in the special election to replace george santos. voters are all stripes say more than anything they want moderation and political leaders who will work together. >> was there one motivation that got you to come down here to cast your vote early? >> i want a sane person in the government. i'm done. >> i don't like the direction the country is going currently, and i think it's an importan

lauren toms shows us over on a major freeway, some of them had to dodge a massive tree. >> reporter: gusty winds pushed a tree across all four southbound lanes of 280 near millbrae monday evening, bringing traffic to a halt as crews rushed to cut it up and haul it away. and that's just one of the problems that had caltrans racing from one trouble spot to the next during the storm. >> right now, our crews are working 12 hour shifts. pretty much looking for those road hazards and cleaning out those pump drains and make sure that our pump houses are able to hold all the water we're receiving across all our highways and also make sure the highways are safe for motorists. >> reporter: the weather is a suspect in this violent crash in redwood city. two vehicles collided near the downtown area sunday, one rolling into a tree. caltrans says you can partly blame the years of drought in our recent past for what's happening now. >> what we've learned from this past year of those storms is that, you know, mother nature is bringing a heavier punch with these storms. so what we're doing is we're g

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majority. it's like 50% narrower depending on how you count it today. now the tom suozzi won out in long island. he dismissed it as either insignificant or representative of democratic weakness. how accurate? >> well, look, i mean, this was a district where if you look at suburban districts really north of the mason-dixon line, where are the terrain is probably it's difficult for democrats anywhere because their best issue, abortion probably isn't as salient given the democratic control over the state party as state government, people aren't just concerned about that. and on the other hand, you have the concentration of the migrant and crime issue in new york city that is broadcast intensely by the new york city media. and yet democrats won again, and they one in a way that was very reminiscent of what we saw in 2022 and the elections of 2023, where tom suozzi self said that joe biden was underwater in the district, and yet, as we saw in those earlier elections, a substantial slice of voters who are dissatisfied with biden's still were unwilling to vote for republi

majority. >>> well, remember scandal laden and ousted house member george santos? his seat is now filled in new york by democrat tomhe gop's already narrow house majority in washington and marks a return to dc for suozzi who served in the house for three terms before running unsuccessfully for governor. >>> meanwhile, fairyland in oakland has been entertaining kids and families for decades. built right after world war ii in the midst of the so-called baby boom but these days the children's amusement park right by lake merritt is in the middle of reinvention and our itay hod joins thus studio with that story. happy valentine's day, so exciting. >> reporter: it is. fairyland was the first ever theme park in the country. it was built in 1950. five years before disneyland. in fact, as the legend goes walt disney himself got his inspiration for magic kingdom after visiting fairyland. over the years the park went into disarray, but now it's getting a special update for its 75th anniversary next year. once upon a time, in a land not so far away, a little boy named warren embarked on an enchanting journey through a place c

majority. >>> well, remember scandal laden and ousted house member george santos? well, news this morning his seat is now filled by new york democrat tom gop's already narrow house majority in washington and marks the return to dc for souzzi who was in the house for three terms before running unsuccessfully for governor. >>> ferry land in oakland has been entertaining kids and families for decades. built right after world war ii, in the midst of the so-called baby boom. these days the children's amusement park is in the middle of reinvention and our itay hod has the story. happy valentine's day. >> reporter: happy valentine's day. i don't know if you guys know this. but fairy land was the first ever theme park in the country. it was built in 1950, five years before disneyland. in fact, as the legend goes, walt disney got his inspiration for magic kingdom after visiting fairyland. over the years, the park kind of went into disarray and now it's getting a special update for its 75th anniversary next year. once upon a time in a land not so far away, a little boy named warren embarked on an enchanting journey through a place called fairyla

tom: thank you very much. coming up, we will be hearing from the founder of women in mining in kenya. a major conference on africa mining kicks off in cape town, south africa. it is a big week for earnings as major european banks including ubs and another report this week. we will get more on what to expect from their earnings picture from energy, banks, and oil this week. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." bankers, executives, and government officials are gathering in keep down for african mining. one of the hot button issues as equity and how local communities can benefit from the trade. for more i am joined by the founder of women in mining kenya. thank you for joining us. talk to us about the role of women in the mining sector and how important it is the livelihoods across kenya, but other parts of africa is well. >> ok, good morning, and thank you so much for having me. my name is grace, and i am the founder of women in mining, and gender is a really critical part of the mining industry. from what we know, mining landscape is changing. t

major conflict. we are not prepared to fight. host: in pennsylvania, anthony, you are on with republican tom mcclintock. caller: good morning, congressman. i admire your tenacity about the voting you made yesterday -- of the vote you made yesterday. you mentioned before that alejandro mayorkas is not enforcing laws that already exist. the impeachment process that you voted against, the 214 of your colleagues voted for, they believe this is constitutional. you are on a team. the way to send a message for this administration to enforce the law is to essentially be impeached. apparently that mechanism is not what you believe to be true. what is your mechanism to make the biden administration enforce the laws that already exist? guest: it is not going to be solved by bills that would be signed, laws that want be enforced. it will only be used to admit more illegals into the country. it will not be fixed purpose and one left-wing official with another. it can only be fixed by the american people by replacing the entire administration. people ask how could this be happening to our country, the answer is simpl

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tom: you are one of the longest-serving ce's of a major u.k. bank. almost one decade into it. next for bill winters and what do you want your legacy to be? >> in my time we said we want to get to a return on equity. it is no longer cost of capital, cost of capital is higher and we said 12% by, that is achievable and i would love to deliver that in 2026 where people say is 12 now but we could see 13, 14, 15, that is the legacy i would like to leave. i'm focused on the day job. tom: thank you, bill winters. return to cash to shareholders. new share buybacks up to one billion euros as for the order profit jumps. i will be speaking to ceo claire marie. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: allie yachts, europe's biggest insurer plans to buy back shares. i'm joined by the ceo, claire marie. how do these results set you up for the quarters ahead? >> good morning and thank you. we delivered strong results. we have a profit at 14.7 billion euros on the back of the profit in 2021. that is the strength of our trajectory. what i like is all segments are delivering and that will support our outl