. >> valerie plame. >> valerie plame, valerie plame. >> valerie plame. >> you've probably heard my name>> but valerie plame is a name you and i were never supposed to know because she was a covert cia operative whose cover was blown by some of the most powerful people on the planet. >> my name and identity were carelessly and recklessly abused by senior government officials in both the white house and the state department. >> so why would the u.s. government expose one of its own secret agents? well, to hear plame tell it, that's because her husband tried to blow the whistle on the white house's shaky justification for invading iraq. but that's just one version of the story. and the whole truth is actually more illuminating and in some ways, troubling. the story begins in the wake of 9/11 with bush administration officials fearful that saddam hussein of iraq might have weapons of mass destruction. >> saddam hussein is a homicidal dictator who is addicted to weapons of mass destruction. >> the only thing that would keep americans safe would be to invade iraq and take him out, bush said.

let's bring in valerie tytel.alerie: positivity for the euro as the promise of defense spending leads to growth, growth, positive growth hit. german bond futures are down, more spending could lead to more bond supply but defense stocks are in focus. defense sector has risen but how much will this go up? tom: 25 percent tariffs as early as april talk about how this is being worked through. >> tariffs will be at midnight unless there is a delay. we heard from scott bessent advice for canada. take a listen. >> one interesting proposal is matching the u.s. on chinese tariffs, a nice gesture if canada does it so we can have fortress north america from the flood of chinese imports. >> scott bessent saying mexico and canada should join to protect against cheap goods. fs market -- fx market is not fazed. market is pricing in a tariff delay. tom: indeed. let's check in with avril hong in singapore. averell -- avril: absolutely. stocks following the worst selling on friday, tech saw steepest decline since he had carry trade

valerie, what a day for bond markets. valerie: historic day, a sea change in german bonds.as the overblown? bond losses and yield rises, looking at france and italy, similar jolt by the german infrastructure plan. euro rose 4% in three sessions, moving the most since 20215. options positioning is bullish, the biggest since covid times in five years. add a dovish ecb and volatility in u.s. markets, equities had 5 straight sessions of 1 percent swings. the fed beige book did not mention recession. tom: voicing concerns about recession, raising the odds to 30%. indeed, market reaction is pronounced. cutting interest rates again today, second time since june. how is the glide path hampered by defense spending? live on the ground, this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: european central-bank poised to cut rates. lizzy burden, a cut today and then what? lizzie: indeed before the news out of germany, anything could happen because governing council is divided, many think interest rates are neutral. some say this will be the last cut and they could cut all the way to one percent. some are worried

valerie in raleigh with her husband and two children. her book the devil at his elbow is an instant york times best seller and has been described by one reviewer as, and i'm quoting, the definitive account of the murdoch murders. forget the podcasts, the tv specials, the documentaries. this is version of the story that you want to read. and once you pick it up, you won't be able to put it down. i absolutely agree with the statement that i read the entire book on sunday. please join me in welcoming valerie bauerlein. this is amazing. okay. this is something that your friend tommy tomlinson always does. you? yeah. yeah. and i'd like to start with a story. and like all good stories. i think i'll start at the beginning, which is of 2021. i got a call from the big boss, the top of the wall street journal masthead at the time a guy named matt murray and matt was calling from a ceo in the adirondacks where he is getting his ear bent at the bar by a ceo of a convenience store company. and he said, do you know anything about a crazy murder in sou

. >> valerie in indiana, line for democrats. good morning. >> good morning, i thank you very much to what you just said just now to that lady. it can't be done. not the way he wants to do it. i was just wondering after looking at the two idiots with a gentlemen the other day it was so embarrassing and it really put our country in a down position. and my question is, is there anyway to get rid of this president through dereliction of duty or unfit? >> well, valerie, there are two ways under the constitution to remove a president one is impeachment which means high crimes and misdemeanors. we saw that didn't happen in trump's first term inspite of two attempts by the democratic house of representatives and there is the 25th amendment and you get the cabinet together to say that the president is unfit to hold office because of physical or mental disability. that is not happening any time soon and you still need congress to go along with that. the truth is that president trump has a lot of support in his party and strong support fro

tom: for the market reaction, let's bring in valerie tytel. what a day for these markets. what's the reaction so far? valerie: that's confirming the market suspicion that these tariffs might not be implemented for very long. there's a deal in the cards. we saw the canadian dollar actually strengthen on the day after those comments. so did the mexican peso. we await more details from the treasury secretary and from the trade secretary howard lutnick on just what deal is announced. it's also helping the equity market turnaround from its slide yesterday. the equity market was down some 2% before these comments. we did bounce strongly into the close. some attention on a large treasury block trade, one of the largest ever. look like a rotation from treasuries into stocks. that also helping risk on sentiment in the overnight session in asia. we also have our eye on european assets after the late announcement from the german government that they intend to spend $500 billion on defense. euro-dollar sustained a break of 105 finally and it did it in style, trading above 106. it brok

. >> reporter: valerie realizing how close the flames came to her home.t is going through your mind? >> devastated but happy also that the lord has saved my house and the firefighters have saved my house. >> reporter: the weekend's wind gusts approaching 30 miles an hour, also powered several hundred fires in georgia and north carolina. dozens of homes evacuated in tryon several months after the region was rocked by helene's devastating flooding, that debris now fuelling the flames. a new threat moving into the southern plains, where 11 million people are under fire alerts. in south carolina, the firefighters are gaining ground after a weekend of close calls. >> no structures lost, very thankful for that. >> emilie joins us now live from myrtle beach. m told the wind conditions have improved? >> that's right. but concerns remain over the dry conditions, you'll see fire sprinklers and helicopter water drops throughout the area. no homes and businesses have been totally destroyed but they want to prevent further damage to homes like this one. >> thank you.

. >> reporter: these tiles were part of valerie el ashi's 100-year-old home that she soon hopes to rebuild. >> it's kind of impossible to build this house because it was so unique but we could at least preserve the flavor of it by utilizing the tiles on the fireplace. >> reporter: and she says she's grateful for people like douglas and save the tiles who are doing this all for free. >> these people are going out of their way to help us homeowners kind of recover. and also to save a piece of pasadena history. >> reporter: safeguarding the past one tile at a time. past one tile at a time. elise martinez, cbs news, (♪♪) (♪♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪♪) oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! >>> the most expensive films of last year all cost in the tom cruise wore it, and now it can be yours. but that need for speed does not come cheap. bidding starts at $25,000. >> meow. >> reporter: michelle pfeiffer's unforgettable catwoman costume from 1992's "batman returns" is

richard and valerie fox news content forbes contributing writer.r rnc communications director doug hank and ask you a political reporter. we are all in agreement with never seen anything like we saw friday in the oval. but now we're onto the aftermath we know zelensky is meeting with a number of european leaders today. "washington post" says is your t european diplomats have acknowledged while could try to match funding if needed, they would have a harder time substituting the full range of weapons had been provided to kyiv specially key capabilities they are lacking such as air defense system and of course epic the whole question cap this move forward a resolution to the conflict without active u.s. involvement? >> it won't be the same. europe was not able to make the up the whole world and it's a displaying they have to make a decision how far they go along with the u.s. peace that is acceptable to united states in that way it also does not just leave ukraine we have been at many of those oval office meetings between present and foreign leader no

elon must throughout this speech, as he sits next to m elania, and next to the second lady in the valeriepeter: is that tom homan? jasmine: yes. peter: you see him at the white house from time to time. jasmine: you see him at the beach, with the cameras, you see him when they are doing things, protocol, he will do tv has with various different networks, sometimes he will talk to the press. he's very press friendly and very open to talking about the latest numbers that they've been able to accumulate on deportations. the fact that they would like more money from the congress to continue to do those widescale deportations, something we know trump is going to ask congress for again today. tried to not just get money for deportations but get money. peter: john boseman, newt gingrich, former speaker, in the gallery as well. and you can see that we have extra cameras on the floor of the house, when we have shots like this. usually the house of representatives controls the cameras, but on special occasions, they give the restful, the c-spans,s the cnns, etc. there are several extra cameras. and,

. >> valerie in indiana, line for democrats.d morning. >> good morning, i thank you very much to what you just said just now to that lady. it can't be done. not the way he wants to do it. i was just wondering after looking at the two idiots with a gentlemen the other day it was so embarrassing and it really put our country in a down position. and my question is, is there anyway to get rid of this president through dereliction of duty or unfit? >> well, valerie, there are two ways under the constitution to remove a president one is impeachment which means high crimes and misdemeanors. we saw that didn't happen in trump's first term inspite of two attempts by the democratic house of representatives and there is the 25th amendment and you get the cabinet together to say that the president is unfit to hold office because of physical or mental disability. that is not happening any time soon and you still need congress to go along with that. the truth is that president trump has a lot of support in his party and strong support from re

. >> valerie mar realizing just how close the flames came to her home.rough your mind? >> i'm devastated. but i'm. >> happy also. >> that you know. >> the lord has. saved my house. and the firefighters have saved my house. >> the weekend's wind gusts approaching 30 miles an hour, also powered several hundred fires in georgia and north carolina. dozens of homes evacuated in tryon just several months after the region was rocked by helene's devastating flooding. that debris now fueling the flames. meantime, a new threat moving into the southern plains, where 11 million people are under fire alerts. back in south carolina, firefighters gaining ground after a weekend of close calls. >> no structures lost. very thankful for that. >> devastating, but thankful for emily reporting there. thank you. republican lawmakers are shrugging off meanwhile, recent disapproval and outrage at town hall events, instead blaming the backlash on what they say are paid troublemakers. president trump took to social media yesterday to claim, without evidence, that those troublemake

valerie ferrero. laura simon. >> go ahead. >> good evening. my name is one of theo and i'm here because i believe the children in our city are relying on us to be bold and creative in solving district budget dynamics in ways that protect the district staff who play vital roles in the classroom and who provide the support and consistency that our children deserve. decades of mismanagement and a lack of solution oriented vision. it is what has gotten us to normalize the yearly budget cut threats until we build a multiyear strategy to get out of this yearly threat. we need a clear and bold commitment from this board to chop from the top and that means central office. i'm concerned about the disproportionate impacts to small schools and vulnerable student populations such as the jordans school of equity which would be disproportionately impacted with a high percentage of ieps and english language learners. students. i'm concerned and highly empathized with our students who not only navigate national politics and attacks on immigrant and trans yout

my name is valerie. i am a fifth generation san franciscan born and raised in the sunset mr. and garcia. >> i think today's vote is actually a very easy vote for all of you because whether you're going to vote pragmatic or principled vote it should be to keep commissioner max carter ober stone. >> he's an exemplary public servant confirmed by this body to serve out his term. and i don't want you to be worried about the political pressure that you're feeling at this very moment from the new mayor laurie. i'm sure he will have something that you can support tomorrow that will not have the same life or death consequences. i'm here because it's not just independent police oversight is not just a political issue and i wish that you weren't also distracted at the moment. >> this is a personal issue in 1998 when some of you were maybe just san francisco curious san francisco police department shot and killed my friend, classmate and teammate since first grade. sheila de toy i don't know if you know her name but i'll put her up here so everyone can see on the on the screen. >> so in