but when a dog in united states of michigan has turned out to be a genuine live saver, the dog's owner fell through a frozen lake while out for a walk. but he was saved thanks to his 4 legged companion and quick thinking by a policeman. the officer managed to get the dog to bring rescue equipment to its owner. once the equipment was safely, the man's hands, police were able to pull him out of the freezing water and across the ice to safety . good dogs ran fairly new, both the story. and there he goes. that's all for now. coming up. next are documentary series follows scientists exploring breeland's dwindling glaciers to the massive eye sheet harbor secrets about the future of life on earth unexpired. thanks for watching the can you hear we are all set. we are watching close all the to bring you the story behind the new we own about come by as information for free might do to name the 40 percent of the world population lives by an ocean.

but one dog in the united us state of michigan turned out to be a genuine life saver. the dog's owner fell through a frozen lake while out for a walk, but he was saved thanks to his 4 legged companion and a quick and quick thinking. i'm a policeman. the officer managed to get the dog and bring rescue equipment to its owner. once the equipment was safely in the man's hands, police were able to pull him out of the freezing water across the ice to see the router valley there on the road. and that's all the news for now. coming up next to our magazine ship exports, digital. loneliness next, spicer for me and the entire new scene here in berlin. thanks for watching the devices. got any issues with a lot say what the the, the is it is supple is power and key more people than ever on the move world wide is.

of lake michigan. as temperatures plummet in many parts of the united states, these of use of new buffalo in michigan, the chicago, the cold was brought on by a blast of optic with mostly affected the ne, in parts of the country. school closes and flight cancellations have been the downside. the upside. there's been some incredible sculpture with the hands. mother . nature is a reminder that top story before we leave you tensions, of rising between pakistan and iran after and they're writing a strike on pakistani territory. killed 2 children is lemme about his record attend bass of the to around on wednesday and has expelled giovanni. and that's all for now after the break, especially to be with mock malik brown, looking at the resiliency of democratic institutions as india, the u. s. and the u. k. face crucial elections. the see more headlines in 45 in the these places in europe stepped into a bold adventure the treasure map for modern flow to discuss some of us regular bragging sites on youtube. and also the discovery change your mind just a click away find out best document trees and viewed.

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going to take a look at the view from above the frozen shoals of lake michigan, as temperatures plumber to many parts of the united states. ease of use of new buffalo in michigan near chicago. the gold was brought on by a blast of optic by the most effective northeastern parts of the country. school george's, and 5 cancellations have been the downside. the upside, however, some incredible sculpture worked by the hands of mother nature of the that in mind. and i'll stop sorting the following at this moment. docusign is conducted open. admittedly, strikes against iran is talking about say is and talking to interceptors, but no 2 militants, they seemed retaliation for any and strikes on tuesday against what that on hold tablets targets just inside. ok, it's done. and that's it for now. but coming up after the break, focus on your up looks at floods defense systems gain advantage. i'm dish panagerie's in abilene and see you soon. so thanks for watching the it may have been decommissioned but the new to power plant in mole belgium is busy as an, as this is where a radio new clients are produced for cancer research and treatme

of whether trump is constitutionally eligible to run for president and its decision could reshape the race. joining me now is barbara mcquade, former united states attorney for the eastern district of michigan and an msnbc legal analyst and author of a new book coming out next month titled "attack from within how disinformation is sabotaging america." can't wait to get my hand on that. thank you for being here. donald trump's lawyers are latching onto something that has been popularized in the media recently, and that is notwithstanding the constitution, section 3 of the 14th amendment which disqualifies someone who has taken an oath from running for office. the people should decide. and that's an interesting question because there are many like judge luding, jamie raskin, constitutional experts who say that's not an either/or thing when it comes to the constitution. you could say the court got the interpretation wrong, but if the constitution says "x," you just decide we'll let the people decide. >> yeah, this is an argument i think has some appeal at a gut level. we think about our democracy everybody gets to cast a vote and choose who they want for president, but the constitution itself

his stance when it comes to israel and palestine, donald trump wins michigan 2024 he is going to be the 47th president of the united stateseground michigan, pennsylvania wisconsin, arizona, nef, georgia bottom line is they are intelligent you two things "bidenomics" inflation are going to end joe biden's presidency if he doesn't find a way to secure widespread may loss battle ground states by double digits >> do you need to swap him out by the time the convention rolls around? >> no, i don't think so, i think joe biden can win, look. president trump, he since 2016 facts are he won in 16 lost since then new hampshire lost 11 federal raetsdz since donald trump nominee in 20126 same thu michigan people upset with economyed frustrated when push comes to shove not going to not support joe biden just would like alternative when push comes to shove going to pull that revere circling for joe biden against donald trump. maria: let me ask you this people are upset about the economy why do you think the economy is in the shape it is in? >> i think the economy is actually moving in a much better direction, you know better than anyone

the amount of aid, if she becomes president, that's good news , what do you think her chances are there in michigan, i know she's done well , but really, the election campaign in the united statesica is gaining momentum and it's going to be ... intrigue, who exactly will represent the republican party , so far, of course, there is a lot of talk that it is donald trump who will be donald trump who will be nominated as the only republican candidate in the election, the presidential election, which will be held in november, although we see that there are other potential candidates, and indeed nike haley is one of them, as you know, in january, haley will try to become the second woman and... and the first republican woman ever to win the presidential nomination, next week she will run in caucuses in iowa, hoping to narrow the gap that most polls predict is more than 30% between her and front-runner donald trump, which is currently narrower in new hampshire, where the primaries are set to take place on january 23, however, despite haley's support from , and a popular governor in that state, and rising in the polls, starting. or from october, according to forecasts, trump can receiv

of his approach. the trip to wisconsin comes a day after an endorsement from united auto workers. that could have implications in another state, michigan. there are deep divisions over his handling of the war between israel and hamas. they have spilled into public view, including yesterday, again, as he spoke to the auto workers. >> no matter what that was, did should be -- >> [ chanting ] >> joining us now is white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. good to have you up here. i know this is your home city. i want to get to the economy in a sec. to start there, because i think it's interesting, the president never criticizes that, always says first amendment right, says he understands. behind the scenes, how does stuff like that impact him, affect him? >> look, what you see from the president, as you know, the president is very forthright, he's very open, he doesn't hide how he feels, and what you saw from him there is basically what he believes. americans have the right to voice their concerns and their opinion, as long as they're doing it peacefully. he gets that. as commander in chief, he has an obligation to our allies to mak

of censoring modern art or, you know, cutting funding to museums. there was a movement in the united states, especially in the house of representatives in the 1950s, led by a congressman, michiganeorge, don darrow, who for some reason had a bitter opposition to modern art. and a lot of people on the right at the time associated modern art with communal some a lot of the people who were modern artists, you know, had funny sounding names. so they were immediately suspect and really, i think they saw or they said they saw modern art as a way to sort of, you know, a trojan horse for the communal to infiltrate american culture in american society. and so there was this really throughout the fifties, kind of a backlash against modern art? truman didn't like modern art, but he saw modern art had value. and i think he also appreciated the propaganda value of modern art abroad, but i don't think he fought for it in advancing american art because he just it was, boy, this had a lot on its table, right. you know 1946 1947. marshall plan rebuilding in europe. this was not a fight that harry wanted fight. but i really think he believed that there was a value in modern art. and it's interest

united states decades ago. did you know a father from michigan is credited with inventing one of the first snow board of directorsack in the 1960s. that's right, sherman poppen built a toy for his daughters by fastening two skis together and attached a rope to one end so he would have some control as they stood and glided down the hill his wife called it is snurfer and it became the first mass-produced snowboard and gave michigan the bragging rights >>> straight ahead, one disabled pup and a group of students who came together to help. we're in louisiana with this heart-warming story. >>> and just one more sleep. a new book with an important message for kids >>> and, best first game ever. how one 8-year-old with a homemade sign got a chance to see taylor swift >> it was, like, amazing i'm andrea, and this is why i switched to shopify. it gave me so much peace of mind. if we make a change, my site's not going to go down. and just knowing that i have a platform that we can rely on, that is gold to us. start your free trial today. - you can learn unbelievable things on the internet-- unbelievably cool and unbelievab

picked up the key endorsement of the powerful united auto workers union with more than 400,000 members nationwide, many of them living in another battleground state, michigan joins the fray. >> let me just say i'm honored to have your back and you have mine. that's a deal. the next big union endorsement is up for grabs. >> trump will meet with the teamsters next week. president biden is expected to meet with labor leaders sometime after that. a new study finds swimming in cold water could help improve physical and mental health for menopausal women. now, researchers from the university of college of london surveyed 785 menopausal women who regularly swim in cold water and about half of the group said that the activity reduced their anxiety about 35% said it helped with their mood swings. the research also found that swimming helped reduce hot flashes for some of those people in the study. new gene therapy research in the u.s. and china is helping children who are born with inherited deafness. all the children in the study had deafness caused by a mutation in a gene that is involved in transferring sound from the ear to the brain, five of the six children s

there was of course the big lie, now there is an added complication in michigan and that is it's home to the largest arab american and muslim population in the united statesed dissatisfaction with the way joe biden has dealt with the war in gaza. that presents an opportunity for michigan republicans, although i don't know -- i can't sense that they are organized enough to take advantage of most opportunities. >> the way the michigan republican party is right now is not organized at all. they're at war with themselves. and that could actually have a big impact on the 2024 election, both for senate, for down-ballot, and indeed, for president. because i was talking to the former executive director of the party, and he said that state parties are kind of the front of volunteers that are necessary to power a successful campaign. that's where you get your canvassers, your dornoch or,'s your people who get in phone banks. they do a lot of the run or that helps get out the vote, that helps raise money, and helps to spread the message. they also have an interesting financial advantage in michigan. they get a much cheaper rate on mail. and mail still plays a very i

united states congress can decide. and they can enforce a mechanism to treasure section iii of the amendment. the state legislature the governor of michigan secretary of main or any of the other states cannot do that because that is not what the constitution prescribes. it said the judge made my point clearly a brilliant judge. [laughter] >> talk about someone you have known former attorney general bill barr. let's listen to it he had to say up about this. >> that is untenable as a legal matter we can have all the states make in their own rules as to what insurrection is and how much evidence is needed to make a determination the sauna provision that can be enforced until congress sets up the mechanism. if anything recent events show the wisdom of that approach. you need to have congress spell out how that will be enforced. >> the argument right there. what you think is going to happen? >> he is right. that section five mechanism is exactly what congress has to lay forward. they have done that where they do have a crime of insurrection. he would have to be convicted first. they will hear it quickly they will decide to go through the brief

of michigan football program? i think they should have more women inlved in profeson i think the democrats should address the issue of a chinese balloon floating over the entire united statesll me why you want a wide open border allowing, i don't know, terrorists coming into our country? i find it amazing that democrats resort to name-calling instead of addressing issues. they hate republicans. call us,, racist. people insult me every day. i don't call them racist. people make mistakes when they address other people. what happened to free speech? there are just so many issues that are not addressed bydemocr. host: to chicago. anthony, independent. good morning. caller: good morning, john. i am calling in today to just hear some commentary nancy pelosi's comments she made duri sy's shows yesterday in which she insinuated that my fellow citizens protesting against the u.s. involvement in gaza, palestine, that anyone protesting is somehow being influenced by russia and putin to do so. it is unfortunate that theo leao hard into their wildly unpopular positions that anyone who disagrees with their position must be influenced by some foreign actor, that it cannot simply be that

> one of the things i'm working on a by person basis is to sw we can have steel and clean still in particular return to the united states. hollowed out in johnstone pennsylvania, downriver michiganiginators of the chips and science act. i give him credit, even as we work with todd john and chairmaf the endless frontiers. we did that for chips. can we do that first deal which is to say the next generation of steel, which is going to direct reduction and back in toledo or hydrogen comply can we do something like that and have the government partner with the cleveland on an issue like that come like we did for chips? what from the largest export of stew, now nine out of the 15 biggest steel companies are in china. one, would you support a chips like approach to new modern steel plants in the united states? and, second, if you could just add count the lucky to the rest of the time, i don't understand how we even think of line steel by u.s. steel. i mean japan would never let us by one of their steel plants. why is this even a question? >> i guess i will income stove with this equipment in the first one. i actually encourage foreign direct investment of the trinity i think is equally

state majority in the house of representatives. the democrats have only a one seat majority in the united states senate with democratic senators facing difficult campaigns in ohio, montana, pennsylvania, michigan, and nevada. democrats will be running on a 3.7% unemployment rate. unemployment has not been -- has been below 4% for 22 months, the longest stretch since 1969. president biden was at a temperature of ain't at the cop with this international training center in battleground state of nevada. on the final jobs report floor 2023 was released. >> folks, all this project stands in stark contrast to my predecessor. he always talked about infrastructure week. [laughter] four years of infrastructure week, but it failed. he failed. on mount watch, the state of infrastructure week america is having's infrastructure decade. decade. [applause] trump just talks that walk. we walk the walk. [applause] look, he looks to say america is a failing nation. frankly hate doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. i see shells on the ground, cranes endless, got people hard at work building america together. meanwhile, the vast majority of my republican congress voted against that in financial. but that

appearance in eagle pass, texas, he will look at the record number of migrants flooding into the united states. welcome. i have to go with michigan. >> bill: i'll go washington. we'll decide tomorrow. >> dana: are you over or under? i will go with the under obviously? i'll go with the over. $1 bet. secretary mayorkas visiting the border today days before the house homeland security committee holds its first impeachment hearing against him. the border crisis becoming a central campaign issue. watch it throughout the year as democrats wake up to the political consequences at the southern border is having on their chances. and on president biden's campaign. this graph telling the story with the migrant surge repeatedly setting monthly records. more than 300,000 encounters in december alone. the senate's top republican negotiator saying a deal on immigration and border policy could be within reach this week. wow. >> i don't find republicans, democrats, independents that looks at the border saying it is being handled well. the problem mayorkas has he is working for the president of the united states and threes the president's policies

of the united auto workers, the powerful 400,000 member, strong union. biden has been pushing to get the support of unions, especially in the swing states of michigan and wisconsin last fall. the president turned up at the picket line with the union workers at gm's when they were having the strikes. the uaw has estimated that just 30% of its members supported trump in 2016, west virginia senator joe manchin says he has not ruled out running for president as a third-party contender. >> you might be my opponent, but you're not my enemy. you might have a different idea. but if we work together, maybe can come up with a plan. i'm open to whatever it takes to save the country. >> mansion is meeting with voters in south carolina today as he considers a run for the white house. he says he won't support donald trump and does not think nikki haley should drop out. but he also accuses biden the moving too far to the left mansion claims he wants to give moderates who are frustrated with the extremes of both parties. a new political home. >> let's see what's happening with clouds and fog. kind of rolling in over san francisco. it's getting darker we speak up their cars upda

of the united states. at 7 a.m. u.k. time, we get u.k. retail sales talking about the british consumer. later it goes back to the states, 3:00 p.m. u.k. time, university of michigan sentiment data, how strong is the consumer and what does that mean for fed policy? the fed's mary daly speaking, we will see if she diverges from the general take. plus, we're live from the world economic forum in davos all week long. bloomberg's francine lacqua moderating a discussion on the global economic outlook read panelists including the ecb president and the german finance minister christian lindner. plenty more ahead on this program. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: welcome back to "daybreak: europe" i'm critic up to "daybreak: europe" i'm kriti gupta in london. chinese travelers were once the biggest spenders when it comes to overseas trips. they are staying closer to home despite it being a year since covid measures eased. outbound airline capacity from china just 60% of 2019 levels during the fourth quarter. with us to discuss is asia transport reporter dany lee. walk us through the impact of this pullback. >> back in 2019, 100 70 million trips were made, that equates to 240 bi

of the united states. i have lived on the west coast, florida, great lakes in michigan, and then on the east coast in new yorkcticut. >> harris: where were you in michigan >> troy and bloomfield hills. >> harris: tell me about growing up what your aspirations were? >> when i was a kid growing up i was pretty nerdy. loved science. i always thought i would want to be a scientist work in a lab. and it was college when i had my first job there working in the waiting room of the hospital. that was my favorite job in all of college was just being there with people who were going through something very difficult. and meaningful in their lives and being able to help in some way. that's what really convinced me i should go into medicine. actually be one-on-one with people every day. in a lot of ways it is not that different from politics and campaigning. we're out here hearing from people about what they are going through in their lives and seeing how we can help them. i'm a surgeon. i treat swallowing disorders and yesterday i just did 11 surgeries. >> harris: the doctor is an oath -- today she is with voters in new

state? caller: donald trump coming to michigan to campaign to be the president of the united states.borders are in terrible condition. tell the congress not to sign the bill to make our -- my son and my daughter safer in the country that we are living in. host: how are you seeing the impacts of the issues at the border in michigan, marvin? caller: i just left to go to vegas. nothing against people, but if they do not come here illegally, if you're going to a store and you see people standing there, we don't know who these people are. if something were to happen to us, anything that criminals do, there is no way to catch up to these people. no identification. no anything. they need to come here, like i pay taxes, pay toward social security, i've no problem with people from different nationalities, but they need to come here legally. host: ed in ocean city, new jersey. caller: ed o donnell. the main problem in new jersey and all states is people not getting along with each other. members of families not getting along with each other. verbal abuse. false accusation. lack of friendliness

state? caller: donald trump coming to michigan to campaign to be the president of the united states.ur borders are in terrible condition. tell the congress not to sign the bill to make our -- my son and my daughter safer in the country that we are living in. host: how are you seeing the impacts of the issues at the border in michigan, marvin? caller: i just left to go to vegas. nothing against people, but if they do not come here illegally, if you're going to a store and you see people standing there, we don't know who these people are. if something were to happen to us, anything that criminals do, there is no way to catch up to these people. no identification. no anything. they need to come here, like i pay taxes, pay toward social security, i've no problem with people from different nationalities, but they need to come here legally. host: ed in ocean city, new jersey. ed o donnell. the main problem in new jersey and all states is people not getting along with each other. members of families not getting along with each other. verbal abuse. false accusation. lack of friendliness. in

. >> dearborn michigan is home to one of the largest muslim and arab-american populations in the united states. since the israel hamas war began, the city's residents, many of whom have a personal connection to the region have urged president biden to endorse the cease-fire in gaza. the nucera has learned the president is planning a trip to michigan on thursday to rally with united auto workers after they endorsed his reelection bid. this comes after dearborn's mayor was one of several arab-american leaders who turned down a meeting with president bynes campaign last week and he joined me now. thank you so much for joining the newshour. bynes campaign manager visited michigan recently and met with leaders of various constituencies across the state. why did you choose to decline the invitation. >> i don't think this is a moment that because for house -- for partisan politics. for us, this is a moment for our concerns to be heard. and for us to draft a new course together in terms of changing the direction of what is happening overseas. those are conversations that could be had with senior polic

my home state of michigan is the home of the seventh fighter squadron unit certainly capable of dividingsupport to our troops and allies should they be caught -- called upon. my question to you secretary, clearly the department of defense is recognizing the need for this aircraft, the very unique capabilities in our deploying those fighters right now in support of operations related to this contingency. my question for you is, is this current conflict caught in the department reconsider a10 divestment or at a minimum, perhaps delaying some of those divestitures given the fact that there is a mission, today and will very likely continue at least in the foreseeable future? >> thanks, senator. i have personally benefited from the capability of the a10 so i have great respect for the platform and the a10 will be with us for the near term but i have asked you for $61.1 billion in my fy 24 budget to invest in airpower so that we can remain the dominant force and so, we are going to have to transition over time to address the new challenges that we will face with your competition and we are mak

looking to rev up the support of working class voters in key swing states like michigan, securing a coveted endorsement from one of the country's most powerful unions, the unitedrkers, months after becoming the first sitting president to stand with them on strike >> i want too a picket line. donald trump went to a non-union shop to attack you >> president biden heads to the critical swing state of wisconsin today to announce that his administration will invest another $5 billion in new infrastructure projects. for his part, mr. trump today will again campaign from the courtroom, set to appear at his defamation trial, where a jury is weighing how much he owes writer e. jean carroll his lawyer just this week, hoda, saying that mr. trump is planning to testify in his own defense. >> peter alexander for us there at the white house peter, thanks. >>> we're following a major development this morning in the wake of the mid-air emergency that grounded boeing's max-9 planes the faa is now paving the way for those planes to return to the sky, while temporarily freezing future production of those jets tom costello covers aviation for us tom, good morning. what's this all

from the united autoworkers so that's a big labor component, not just in michigan, you know, wisconsin, indiana, but a lot of other statestheir kickoff rally last night, susan, because abortion is one of the issues they see as a great vulnerability for donald trump, something dobbs decision. he's been trying to dance around it a little bit coming out against the six-week ban of desantis in florida. can he escape it? >> i think he can ameliorate some of the political damage. i mean, people for whom abortion access is the most important issue, they're not going to be swayed by trump's evolving stance on this, but there are voters in the middle who might listen to what he has to say. now, what he's saying now is yes, i deserve credit for overturning roe v. wade. i oppose a six-week ban. i'm in favor of exceptions in cases of incest and preserving the life of the mother. he's trying to walk a fine line. he continues to have the support of antiabortion activists who credit him with getting to this point, but he doesn't want to give up those independent voters who are concerned about this issue. and in fact, when somebody -- a

the president securing the endorsement of the united auto workers a major boost for biden given the unions influence in the battleground state of michigan is clear. joe biden bet on the american worker while donald trump blamed the american worker. >> let me just say i am honored to have your back and for you to have mine. that's the deal. jonathan: biden begin the first modern president to visit the picket line during the uaw strike against detroit's big three. it's not just that they put support behind biden that's clear and obvious opposition against trump trade >> this was bound to happen for biden. we cannot explain to our viewers how important this is not so much the uaw backing but biden needs to get the rank-and-file. michigan is critically important. remember trump hillary clinton in michigan by 10,704 votes. that's why this is so important. he has to get out beyond the top brass to the rank-and-file. >> it's a messy moment. the uber driver was talking about groceries and how expensive things have gotten at how frustrated he was in worried about cost of living. how do you measure the dissatisfaction with the need to increase re

attention to pennsylvania, georgia, arizona, wisconsin, michigan, those five states are really going to determine who wins the next presidency of the united states. and suburban voto this is shaping up to be an interesting race. also there are a lot of voters that didn't vote in 2016, so they so do they get turned off by the negative polarization that we see kind of punctuating this race. >> all right. back to the topics you mentioned that we'll be focused on. abortion seems to be one of the more polarizing issues. student loans, something the trump the biden administration has been trying to address recently. but but abortion seems to be the one that really has galvanized certain people. what do you think? is that going to be one of the key linchpins here going forward for elisa biden side? yeah i mean, we start to peel away what's going on with voters. >> we see that, uh, the voters who identify as slightly republican, maybe they're independent, but they lean slightly republican and they drive by a church a couple times a year. they go to church 3 or 4 times a year. those voters voted overwhelmingly to protect abortion rights and aborti

of the united states. you'll remember, he actually joined auto workers in a first ever for a president on the picket lines in wayne county, michigan addition to that, 380,000 members represented there at this meeting, powerful voting bloc in some key states, michigan, wisconsin, battle ground states, but also people who can man phones and go door to door. and shawn fain took an opportunity to really go after donald trump. he said donald trump is a scab, a billionaire, and that's who he represents. he doesn't care about the american auto worker. instead of trash talking about our union, joe biden stood with us. he said our endorsement must be earned, and then just a couple of minutes ago, he gave the official uaw endorsement to joe biden. one more note, the folks were shouting, joe, joe, joe. this is very early. uaw waits awhile, many months before they would normally endorse. as we have been saying, this is going to be a very very long campaign. >>> federal officials have arrested an accused january 6th rioters who was prominently featured in an infamous photo used in news reports and a biden campaign ad. the suspect releasing ori

the american worker the united auto workers, a union made up of more than 400,000 members, announced it will back biden again and could give him an edge in swing state michiganjoined striking auto workers in september as workers sought higher wages, making him the first sitting president to join a picket line. >> i want a picket line, donald trump went to a nonunion shop and attacked you. let me tell you something i learned a long time ago. if i'm going to be in a fight, i want it to be in a fight with you. the uaw. >> biden's campaign said their focus will shift to drawing contrast between the president and former president trump as they gear up for an increasingly likely rematch. >> we've won almost every single poll in the last three months against crooked joe biden, almost every poll. and she doesn't win those polls. trump became the first modern era non-incumbent republican to win iowa and new hampshire back to back. >> he cruised by lone remaining challenger nikki haley by 11 points tuesday night, despite late pressure from trump and his supporters, haley said she's not done this race is far from over. >> there are dozens of states left to go. >> i'm l

the american worker, the united auto workers, a union made up of more than 400,000 members, announced it will back biden again and could give him an edge in swing state michiganiden joined striking auto workers in september as workers sought higher wages, making him the first sitting president to join a picket line. >> i want a picket line, donald trump went to a nonunion shop and attacked you. let me tell you something i learned a long time ago. if i'm going to be in a fight, i want it to be in a fight with you. the uaw. >> biden's campaign said their focus will shift to drawing contrast between the president and former president trump as they gear up for an increasingly likely rematch. we've won almost every single poll in the last three months against crooked joe biden. >> almost every poll and she doesn't win those polls. >> trump became the first modern era non-incumbent republican to win iowa and new hampshire back to back. he cruised by lone remaining challenger nikki haley by 11 points tuesday night, despite pressure from trump and his supporters, haley said she's not done this race is far from over. >> there are dozens of states left to go. >> i'm lo

. >> the united auto workers, a union made up of more than 400,000 members, announced it will back biden again and could give him an edge in swing state michigan. biden joined striking auto workers in september as workers sought higher wages, making him the first sitting president to join a picket line. >> i want a picket line, donald trump went to a nonunion shop on , attacked. you let me tell you something i learned a long time ago. if i'm going to be in a fight, i want it to be in a fight with you. the uaw. >> biden's campaign said their focus will shift to drawing contrast between the president and former president trump as they gear up for an increasingly likely rematch. >> we've won almost every single poll in the last three months against crooked joe biden, almost every poll. >> and she doesn't win those polls. trump became the first modern era non-incumbent republican to win iowa and new hampshire back to back. >> he cruised by lone remaining challenger nikki haley by 11 points tuesday night, despite pressure from trump and his supporters, haley said she's not done this. this race is far from over. >> there are dozens of states left to

of the united states come. that is how this works. you see it constantly. and you are picking the thing that you care about most. you are not like, let's talk about flint, michiganwas a huge story. and forever chemicals are something that are very personal to me. my dad died of a 9/11 cancer. he was poisoned by something like this. so don't start with me about that. i take it incredibly seriously, and there was a risk that it was going to affect another state. >> shouldn't they have taken it as seriously as you are? >> at the point is, showing up when you want them to doesn't mean he didn't take it seriously. as the governor of the other party, they are saying that they got what they needed, can go to every single thing that happened. >> they continue to need the white house, don't be naive politically. >> then you are just setting up a trap where there is no possible way for you to accept -- >> put yourself in the situation of a poor person from east palestine who has had a chemical waste spilled in their land and water in a forever chemical. it was the worst toxic spill of the year, so don't make it like it is, oh, just a tornado. it is not. >> we have got to

six state capital complexes across the united states were forced to evacuate yesterday because of bomb threats. it happened in connecticut, georgia, kentucky, michiganminnesota, mississippi, and montana. the bomb threats come via email from an anonymous sender the fbi determined it was all a hoax, but still the agency trying to figure out who sent those e-mails. >>> a quarter after, we turn to craig and what a scene in las vegas in this courtroom. >> savannah, hoda, good morning. good morning to you as well. this was a shocking altercation. all of it was caught on camera a defendant hurling himself over the bench, as you see there, lunging at the judge during a sentencing hearing and the legitimate security questions that are now being raised as a result of what we just saw liz, good morning to you >> yeah, hey, craig. good morning the man who attacked the judge has a history of violent offenses in court, he had tried to argue that he shouldn't be sentenced to prison for his latest crime when the judge didn't buy it, that is when he lunged at her, leading to this massive courtroom fight. >> hey -- this is the shocking moment a man attacked a las veg

of the palestinian civilians. there is no sympathy for homos in washington or the united states. they are seen as, as obviously not, not, not just another resistance group, michigan is a terrorist group. and you know, i think there's an appreciation for the fact that these people have families, the children living in close proximity and essentially held hostage by how much are somehow deserving of a better situation than just being fodder in this ongoing conflict. and i think that's why there's, there's brought support for the us to pursue negotiations and define some sort of a solution. but not only ends this fighting, but make sure that neither the attacks on israel, nor the apply to the palestinians will be repeated in future. okay. you mentioned the us, um and in the us selection. yeah. then to what extent is joe biden trying to the there's a smaller footprint in the middle east as well, or is it already too late for that briefly? female as well he's, he's got a dilemma right? because after having pulled the united states forces out of afghanistan, where he to do so abruptly or look like he's being forced out of places like a rack or syria. and then it's goin

of their benefits. the united auto workers union has endorsed president joe biden. the uaw endorsement could carry significant political implications because the employees on voters in michigan, a battleground stateand the films that were nominated for best picture have already collectively brought in 2.7 billion at the box office globally. let's go to the national association of theater owners. they expect interest in the films to increase leading up to the academy awards in march live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to you. james. good enough. jane, thank you very much. have a great one. >> it's 7.20, and over the past 5 years, there have been about people who have died of overdoses in santa clara county and more than 400 of those cases involved. fentanyl. and now lawmakers are trying to do something about it. there was a round table as you can see here, several leaders and health experts and they were all pushing for more programs to get ahead of the crisis. >> we've got to do a much better job of stemming the flow of opioids into the country. we've got to do a better job of law enforcement holding people recognize our da was one of the first in the state to actually charge so

looking to rev up the support of working class voters in key swing states like michigan, securing a coveted endorsement from one of the country's most powerful unions, the unitedwent to a nonunion shop and attacked you. >> let's bring in former white house director of communications to president obama jennifer palmieri. she and claire mccaskill are host of the podcast "how to win in 2024." we have john meacham. i'm so amused when i hear people talking about the futility of the campaign where you have a former governor who has a month to campaign in her own state. she raised a million dollars yesterday, small donors from 49 of 50 states. i'm wondering if the people that are saying this are trying to intimidate her. trump is talking about blackballing people. it's so stupid, especially in this case with a guy in the physical and mental state he's in and a guy that also has 91 counts against him to say this is futile. you want to know what was futile? trying to get lbj out of the race in 1968. that was futile. anything's possible in politics. >> anything's possible. i think one of the issues people are either aware of is every minute that nikki haley is in this r

of michigan football program? i think they should have more women involved in professional football. i think the democrats should address the issue of a chinese balloon floating over the entire united statest a wide open border allowing, i don't know, terrorists coming into our country? i find it amazing that democrats resort to name-calling instead of addressing issues. they hate republicans. they call us, i don't know, racist. people insult me every day. i don't call them racist. people make mistakes when they address other people. what happened to free speech? there are just so many issues that are not addressed by democrats. host: to chicago. anthony, independent. good morning. caller: good morning, john. i am calling in today to just hear some commentary nancy pelosi's comments she made during sunday's shows yesterday in which she insinuated that my fellow citizens protesting against the u.s. involvement in gaza, palestine, that anyone protesting is somehow being influenced by russia and putin to do so. it is unfortunate that the democrat party needs to lean so hard into their wildly unpopular positions that anyone who disagrees with their position must be influenced by some foreign

of united states and the vice president have comprehensive health care. they don't worry about medical bills. iave private and it's very inexpensive at only $38 a month through the county here. >> checking michigans a requirement to have the affordable care explants and those of their staff so what used to be this goldplated health coverage iealth coverage they had with the same health care bridge that others have that congress put itself in a situation that we have hadd4 this, i've been at the this since 1986 covering health care covering the problems of the uninsured and expansive or health care system and there's basically this big riff between democrats who feel government should play a larger role health care system and the other side thinks they -- so what we have ended up as with this mix that's messing doesnor thinks it should. we'd never been able to choose one or the other. >> when it comes to the number providers that provide the plan for the aca pool has it shrunk? >> it shrunk and then it expanded again. at the beginning insurers to know what to expect in this is what happened with medicare part d. insurers weren't quite sure what to expect. enrollment went down there and it's expen

united states calling for a recession. janet yellen saying the bad part of the inflation story is over. >> biden gets poor remarks when it comes to the economy but the timeline could be on their side. the michigannt survey, americans are starting to feel better but can they sell this going into november? lisa: when talking to uber drivers five dollars would buy you something you could eat and now it can't in the same way. that is problematic and makes them feel negative. is there enough time before november for people to adjust to prices at higher levels than they were in 2020? jonathan: the consumer is about the cumulative inflation since 2020. you need this labor market to stay decent and wage growth to continue climbing. the problem i have with the data , so much of it is a conflict. the payroll data looks good but beneath the surface, it's just in a few industry. visa compared to capital one, visa said consumer spending remained resilient but capital one, everyone is falling behind on their credit cards. which one speaks to the american population? lisa: it is lvmh versus kmart. those who have money will keep spending but people who have to borrow a 10% have trouble paying back. these dispa