sheriff smith facing a judge for the first time. a live report of what is expected in court this morning. this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good friday morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am kris sanchez. marcus washington is off this morning. you can watch us on tv, apple tv, roku and online. >>> one spot that is not foggy is san francisco. isn't that crazy? it's a live look. when you look at san francisco, you compare that to san josÉ. that is san josÉ, this gray color you see behind there -- why are my cameras acting so crazy this morning? must be the fog. behind this, it's supposed to be downtown san josÉ but it's so foggy you can't see anything with the live camera. it's 45 degrees right now but we will bump up to the 60s. we'll talk about that in the full forecast. >> thank you. >>> happening today one of the bay area's longest tenured sheriffs is going to court. >> cierra johnson is live and will tell us where the case stands. >> reporter: the case stems from sheri

and police say smith targeted her in a random act of violence. listen. >> brianna kupfer was working in the store by herself. she sent a text to a friend letting her know there was someone inside the location that was giving her a bad vibe. >> brianna kupfer's father is blaming politicians for the rise in crime. he joined fox t.v. yesterday. >> she had aspirations that will be ended by this. she will live on in many ways, but this kind of tragedy can't befall more people. >> after the murder, chilling video shows smith buying a vape pen just 30 minutes later n. new york city hundreds showing up for a candlelight vigil in honor of michelle go, who was killed when a suspect pushed her in front of a rain on the subway system. mayor eric adams admitted even he doesn't feel safe riding the subway, listen to this. >> from day one i took the subway system, i felt unsafe. people yelling on the trains, feeling of disorder. we deal with the crime problem and have to deal with the fact people feel unsafe. >> guys, those comments from adams are a stunning re

and in the south bay, santa clara county sheriff laurie smith. he's expected to be in court today to answer accusations of corruption. we'll have full details there as well. we'll be right back. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron 4 morning news. at know. >> good morning. it is 09:00am here on a friday. you'ri watching the kron. 4 morning news. i'm james fletcher. we've got john trouble. >> starting off the hour, the finest hour of the morning with a check of that weather. hey, john. yeah, definitely find as far as weather goes compared to where we were just a few hours ago, which was foggy and a lot colder than it is currently your view outside at the east bay hills shows you all the way out to the golden gate bridge. if you can look really close under clear blue skies now not going to be as easy as yesterday was. that's certainly a nice know. and after what was a foggy start, that fog is burning off. still just a couple patches hanging on mostly at the southern edge of the santa clara valley and then out into the cen

these and mug shots of smith date back to 2010. police say he is a homeless man with an extensive criminal record which includes a theft and assault charge for allegedly biting a police officer while resisting arrest in northern california last year. he has been arrested at least 11 times from coast-to-coast. at the time of the murder he was out on bail pending the trial in south carolina for allegedly firing a flare gun into a moving vehicle with a toddler inside of it. that was back in 2019. that trout was delayed due to covid delays the ability to get out on vacant bail over the years played a role in smith at being able to go for it repeatedly. l.a. county sheriff said things need to change. >> we've got to reassure the public we are doing everything possible with the resources we have at our disposal to make sure these killers are not walking freely. and we have to rely on the prosecution will be due arrest these bad apples they face the full consequences of their actions. >> smith's case involving kupfer will be handled by th

today the student who assaulted scott smith's daughter was sentenced. he has to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. thanks so much for coming on. one of the worst stories that scott smith joins us. anybody watching has ever heard. how do you feel now that it's ended?mu >> good night, tucker. thanks for having me. man, we're relieved. we're able to put one felony assault behind us, and start the next one next week. >> tucker: by next week, tell us what you mean. >> well, unfortunately, our daughter was physically assaulted the first week of school when she returned this year, and that one was mishandled as well. 90 days later we finally got charges. that court case starts next week. it's a felony malicious wounding case. >> tucker: what an unimaginable nightmare your family has been through. tell us where you are with the charges that were brought against you by the prosecutor in loudoun county? >> well, where i'm at is that -- i was found guilty on two misdemeanor charges. one resisting arrest, one, disorderly conduct. she asked for 10

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smith has been in office for 23 years. many city and county leaders are calling for her to step down, including san jose mayor sam liccardo. this all comes in the same year as she faces reelection. but no word if she will run again. smith is expected to return to court on march. 15th for a status hearing. i'm camila barco reporting for kron. 4 news. >> for your money tonight, qr codes have become prevalent during the pandemic. for example, restaurants and businesses use them to replace things like paper menus. but according to seeing that, people should know that cyber criminals are also using qr codes to scam people. >> you just have to, you know, think before you snap that image just like you think before you click on a link in an e-mail, if it looks you know, we've seen instances where in austin, texas, recently somebody put fake qr code stickers all over parking meters and people want to go pay for their parking and ended up paying a malicious site instead of the actual city's parking site. >> yeah. meantime, those pol

i know you are right, thinks that will smith is won everything already. so how could he have not won? but he had been nominated like 5 or 6 times and i think his 1st nominations in the early ninety's. so he finally received his 1st nomination. and for the rest of them, yes, there were a lot of us, you know, i'll straw is that one of course you mentioned nicole kidman, but there is also sarah, not a winning best supporting actress and t v series for her role in succession. and then there was newcomer cody smith mckee wanting when he best supporting actor a motion picture for the power of the dog. so a great night for australians. definitely a great night for you know, will smith because he's been in the business for so long. but again, the focus is really put back on the philanthropic effort, and it was a very interesting time when the president of the, his organization invited various members on stage that were helping them kind of way. imagine reimagining. they said the organization, they had the head of the in double a, c p on they had their newly elect

i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." and two very different worlds for taxpayers and voters heading into the 2022 mid-terms. democrats trying to salvage the president's spending agenda despite price hikes slamming consumers. bob nardelli is here on the pain consumers are feeling. joe lieberman on why democrats may want to start worrying. and rob portman on another threat that will impact those energy prices you're paying. first, to democrats push for more spending. hillary vaughn is at the white house with the very latest from there. hi, hillary. >> hi, sandra. president biden says he thinks the cure for an economy that is closely getting close to overheating is too actually spend trillions in government spending. he says he thinks the answer is to pass his social spending package, the build back better bill. he says it could be awhile before it happens. he said he's open to chopping the package up and trying to pass it piece by piece. he says he still needs the votes. >> he wasn't necessarily dictating what the size wou

smith was the grandfather of pauly's grandmother cornelia smith. but north carolina would not budge. she is. grandmother, cornelia's birth to one of smith's enslaved women harriet who had been raped by his son sydney smith was an outcome. recently remarked upon by caroline randall and her brilliant article. my body is a confederate monument that we read in class where she wrote i am the descendant of black women who were domestic servants and white men who raped their help unquote. she continues quote. what is a monument but is standing memory an artifact made tangible my body and blood are a tangible truth of the south and its past. i don't just come from the south i come from confederates. with the rejection from north carolina because of her race polly went to howard university and said where she was thompson her class finishing her law degree there something which typically netted a scholarship to harvard university, but this too was refused. do you remember why we mentioned this in class? she was a woman. she was a woman right so first it's a

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i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> a massive snowstorm moving fast, nashville to new england >> we're seeing numerous accidents and/or people needing help >> forecasters calling for an inch or more per hour. the millions already impacted and those set to get hit next. >>> the supreme court prepares to take on the white house vaccine mandate. what's at stake for american workers and private employers everywhere >>> mistrial ammunition, in the ghislaine maxwell case a juror's after trial remarks putting a dark cloud over the verdict. >>> antonio brown fights back, releasing text messages. >>> russian troops arrive and the deadly chaos in kazhakstan >>> and the crypto scammers shattering records >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >> good evening. a year later, it's still shocking, isn't it, that americans would attack the capitol, break down its doors, defecate in its halls, injure officers, target lawmakers hoist a gallon lowe gallows and strind

thank you senators smith and rounds. that was introduced yesterday. the permanent extension and other improvements contained in that legislation have the potential to further prompt revitalizization and distress in rural communities. all said, thank you again for the opportunity to be here today to talk about the impact of community financial institutions. i welcome the opportunity to answer any questions that you have. thank you. >> thank you. i'm frank altman. ceo and co-founder of community reinvestment fun. national cdfi in minneapolis whose mission to help improve lives and strengthen communities through innovative financial solutions. we were certified as the cdfi in 2009. however we've been active as an organization since 1988. so we've been around for more than 30 years working in these markets. crf has been the beneficiary of six national assistance awards and rapid response grant. we have received 919 1/2 million dollars in new market tax credit allocations since the beginning of the nmtc program and we've also issued $940 million in bonds o

thank you, dan and sheriff laurie smith. a just released a statement to kron 4. it reads, quote, i have always welcomed any external review of the sheriff's office and will immediately open all records. i have great confidence in the attorney general's office and i believe that they we'll provide the expertise for a fair and impartial investigation. we remain focused on our mission, which is to continue to provide the highest level of public safety services. >> now to that breaking news in oakland, the federal building and courthouse has been deemed safe from any danger after a suspected pipe bomb was found outside kron four's. ella sogomonian has been following this for us today and she is the update from law enforcement. good news. l a. >> definitely good news. grant. that devices you mentioned has been cleared as no longer a threat. about 5 hours after that initial call came in of a possible pipe bomb dropped off in front of the federal building. take a look at the video from the scene from the citizen app. is law enforcement worked to secure that device and t

last photo here of garrett smith. that is a picture of garrett smith from peterboro. peterboro is named after his father, peter smith, and just wanted to tell a little bit about how this all happened in peterboro, new york, which i'm sure a lot of people don't know the history. there was an abolitionist named reverend harry highland, told his good friend harry douglas when he described peterboro, new york, which i'm honored to represent, and it happens to be in my mother's home county, played a vital role in the abolitionist movement. this is in large part due to one of its most famous resident, garrett smith. as i said, the little hamlet of peterboro was named in honor of his father. mr. smith was a successful businessman and committed philanthropist. he served this body as a representative of new york's 22nd congressional district, the same district i currently represent. he was also a three-time presidential candidate. garrett smith always opposed slavery but joined the political cause of abolitionism in 1835. he was at a meeting of about 600 abolitionists in a chu

his name is jeff smith, early on. brought him over to a hedge fund and private equity firm that he was running, and he seated this guy and his company, essentially, to be an activist investor. it's spun out, and now jeff, mrt prominent activist investors now. not a household name on wall street, but will be. peter told me he believes he's the next carl icahn. now, we should point out that mr. smith and his company, along with case shiller research, have named the $9 billion bid -- they're one of the major bidders on this. and it's very interesting on this kohl's deal, because what they're planning to do going forward, and if you look at their stock, it looks like a penny stock. it has a $200 million market cap, very small market cap going after a $9 billion company, but they got smith backing 'em up. what's interesting is that they want this to be the first of several acquisitions, and what they want to do is create an investment vehicle, from what i understand, that looks a lot like what warren buffett has at berkshi

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc the grim assessment of what putin's war in ukraine would look like from america's top general. >> it would be horrific. it would be terrible >> tonight, how the pentagon is preparing forces, bracing for a blizzard snow, bitter cold, hurricane-force winds set to hit the east coast why forecasts warn this one could be an imp monster >>> disaster in pittsburgh >> the bus went over >> hours later, the president visits to talk about infrastructure were warning signs missed? >>> a sea of blue honoring one of new york's finest killed in the line of duty >> he was everything the city and the nypd needed him to be. >> the emotional farewell and the grieving window's takedown of the city's district attorney. >>> selling kidneys for cash the desperate measures in afghanistan. >>> a new patent-free covid-19 vaccine. >>> and welcome to the big leagues -- for pillow fighting >>> live from cnbc the facts. the news "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening in the last h

paul smith, thank you very much indeed. the ukrainian prosecutors this monday requested $35 million in bail for the former leader, who returned to the country earlier in the day, in spite of facing arrest on treason charges. the conservative president from 2014 to 2019 was placed under investigation for high treason and left ukraine in december. one of the country's richest men, he touched down on pf to help ukraine fend off a possible russian invasion. reporter: thousands of supporters gathered to greet ukraine's former president following his return on monday. petro is back home, despite facing charges of high treason. prosecutors are demanding he pay bail or spend two months in detention. he is accused of helping russian back to separatists who controlled parts of eastern ukraine sell almost 15 million euros worth of kiev in 2014 and 2015. at the time, the coal mines caused a severe energy crisis. authorities in ukraine accused the former president of working with a pro-kremlin lawmaker who was also facing charges of tre

smith was arrested after a man hunt and the help of the public. police got the help when someone spotted smith about 15 miles from the site of the brutal killing of brianna kupfer. >> i'm calling because i see a gentleman that looks very similar to the man in the kupfer stabbing in l.a. >> shawn smith had a long criminal history and appears to have slipped through the cracks in the justice system on several occasions with both democrat and republican prosecutors involved on both coasts. at least 11 arrests for instance in south carolina, including on an assault charge, a theft charge here in south call calling where he was free on $1,000 bail. in northern california, he served four months for assaulting a police officer. combined with covid related problems, smith went to los angeles last thursday and to the store where brianna kupfer was working alone. hundreds of people gathered yesterday outside of that store paying tribute to the 24-year-old and calling for the city's leadership to do more to keep the streets safe. >> it's scary out here. i pr

. >> jon, the alleged killer 31-year-old shawn smith was charged yesterday 30s identified smith as a homeless man with a long criminal history for they say he randomly attacked hundreds are now mourning her tragic loss. >> i just miss her and it is really a tragedy. it's so scary out here i pray for better days precook some of the politicians to hear. one thing to hear we cannot live in this world. we cannot live in a world where young sweet lady can be working in a store and someone walk in and randomly murder her. >> the excuse killer has been arrested at least 11 times from coast-to-coast. every at the time of her murder he is out on bail pending a trial in south carolina were allegedly firing a flare gun into a moving vehicle with a toddler inside of it back in 2019. covered court delays and the ability to get out on bail over the years played a role in smith being able to go free repeatedly. he had these mugshots dating back to 2010. also charged with resisting arrest and assault in northern california after allegedly biting a police officer last year. smith's case involving bre

chris smith. thank you so much for joining inflation again on the simon show, this christmas came as an unwelcome shock to the governments of the u. s. at france and britain. 3 of the most vaccinated countries on the planet, with armor convenience, surging out of control splits merged within the ford administrations of the u. k and within the governing conservative party. but how to deal with the resurgent vidas in america present biden placed the emphasis on the individual states for bias control, which significantly was not the approach he took as a candidate when president trump was facing runaway infection rates. meanwhile, in france, present macro tried to turn up the heat on and vaccinated, but also succeeded in dividing french opinion. the bike since have substantially weakened the link between the infection, hospitalization and death, world wide, up to 50000 dis, are still being recorded each and every week. and even highly vaccinated countries have clearly failed to crack the epidemic. me

i'm kelly evans for shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc president biden addresses the nation. >> be concerned with omicron but don't be alarmed, and if you're unvaccinated you have some reason to be alarmed. >> as infections soar to new heights, his plan to ramp up the fight against covid-19. >> they are a game changer. >> thousands of cars and trucks stuck overnight in the freezing cold. >> if it got past five hours, it was like, okay, this is a little scary. >> the winter weather causing chaos on our roads and up in the air. >>> prince andrew's lawyers in court today. the allegations of sexual abuse and why the judge is now considering a motion to dismiss the case the great resignation in full swing. the number of people quitting their jobs surging to a new record the state of the economy and how americans are feeling. >>> a young girl reported missing two years after disappearing andrew cuomo escapes criminal prosecution and a final death blow for one of the most popular phones in the world. >> announcer: live

accusing sheriff smith on 70 counts. now the hearing will take place over zoom around o'clock this morning. smith and her lawyers are expected to answer to the accusations and he has been indicted for willful and corrupt misconduct in office. now, again, there are 7 counts on this indictment. here's rundown of the charges. 3 of them center on claims that the sheriff illegally granted licenses for concealed carry weapons to people who contributed to her campaign or are prominent in the community. 3 other charges focus on us and was a chart sharks game. the sheriff that ended in february 2019, she allegedly received free suite tickets, and drinks exceeding the $500 gift limit. and court documents say that she failed to disclose those gifts. now the 7th count accuses her of failing to cooperate with ongoing investigation. so rounding the treatment of an inmate now, sheriff laurie smith has been in office for 23 years and following the indictment saying council leaders, city and county leaders are calling for her to step dow

we have smith's fort so smith's fort has this manor house. that's built in the 1750s, but really the name smith sport comes from a 1619 fort that john smith began but wasn't able to complete that it overlooks grace creek. and so grace creek and and became part of the john smith water trail and up in the right hand corner. you can see some representatives from missouri garden club and other folks and surrey that were commemorating this event taking place. and so we have a water trail designation. we have a walking trail that goes from the manor house at smith's fort back to the fort site and just other ways that were also utilizing the property the local or whose property surroundsmiths for has been planting zinnias in on our property for now for several years, which is a really great way that it's just bringing a lot of tourism to the site for people to pick their own city of flowers. moving on to cape henry, so cape henry is located on an active military base and we have worked in partnership with the active military base and also the nation

we've got a great one today, stacy, it's charles hugh smith. oh, of to mind that con ah, we'll deal with him. he has it in that i want to push myself as a cousin will be, will be the one you get on them. but i am really sort of the people here at the la la cienega village nephron. there was a wishing group called india, believing that either below which in question would you believe almost the company of the lawyer or what the legend would have done when you're really shouldn't. here, when, when is not with watching, his knuckle here will specially with suppression. we're which we are going to go over when we seen said your classmates, or mueller flu. tina's wash with what other stuff, which we're going to go right here, what you want the, what douglas point 0 w plus. why don't you will president of the company will be here and we will need the i will, will 3 to be aware, but decided to go what happened with this? what stuck you minute to look, you go, i doubt what on good 3 i talk of what they do with mushroom pneumonia when you want . if you

thank you chair smith. it is a program in that cdf i. it's only been used by about 26 cdf eyes. the biggest utilization is the need to come together as a group or to be a large and of organization to support $100 million ino debt. that can be signified in the country. and in a few cases there've been groups of cdf eyes that come together it'sdf very difficult if a group decides it has to wait that can make access for all the other cdf eyes coming together. by lowering the bond size of 25 million many other ways to this program. i provides very low cost long-term debt to the balance sheet. you can match a one term assets particularly in affordable housing, daycare and other facilities that use long-term financing. it's a very, very powerful program put together in a slightly different way brick works thank you very much. would you like to comment on this as well and is see this as being advantageous to a native cdf i? >> the industry is great that we support one another. i trust frank and john and the work t

it seems laval smith left the state in 2020 after being released on bond. another example, critics say, of too many criminals being released too easily. be it in south carolina or california where laval smith was also freed on $1,000 bond for a misdemeanor. >> it's just heart-breaking and infuriating and i can tell you that from prosecutors to police officers, we're looking for a better day for sure. >> we expect shawn laval smith to be charged with murder and arraigned by friday. a vigil for brianna kupfer will be held tomorrow to mark one week from the moment she was so brutally killed. bret? >> bret: jonathan hunt, live in los angeles. jonathan, thank you. newly sworn in virginia governor glenn youngkin is already facing a voter lawsuit tonight about a dozen parents are suing the governor over his executive order make face masks in schools optional. but many parents of students are relieved that the mandate is gone. brought you this story chief washington correspondent mike emanuel has an update tonight where things stand. >> it's optional and it's kind

now again, smith's court hearing is at 10 o'clock this morning. of course, teams will keep people updated online and on air as we get more information for now. back to you. all right. thank you very much. camila. >> well, one of the biggest stories here in the bay area this weekend, the forty-niners and their quest for a super bowl championship. it begins on sunday. they're going to be taking on the cowboys in dallas in the first round of the playoffs. kron four's will tran live at levi stadium with a preview this morning. i think will we can both agree. everybody's ready for the forty-niners. >> rights. no, i. >> i know i think everybody can agree route for the i'm trying to stay on the sidelines. pun intended just to be safe about what's going on. the niners players. they will be showing up throughout the morning as they have a lot of scheming to do. and then later on today, possibly say around 4, 5, they will hop on buses fly from the bay area to big d because the game is a little bit more than 48 hours away. covid is the biggest story in the c

smith has a long rap sheet. there is a good chance he is getting around on public transportation and should be considered armed and dangerous. jonathan hunt is live in los angeles with more. jonathan. >> brianna kupfer was working alone in the store on that fateful day and according to police, texted a friend and said someone who had come into the store was giving her, quote, a bad vibe. minutes later the 24-year-old lay on the store floor dying, covered in blood stabbed, police believe, by the person who was giving her that bad vibe. now they've issued an appeal to find 31-year-old shawn lavalle smith seen leaving the store in a back alley and later going to a store and paying for a vaping pen and calmly walking out. smith is believed to be homeless. a long criminal record across the country. the most serious charge against him appears to be firing a weapon into an occupied vehicle. that incident happening not here in california, but in south carolina with smith freed there on a $50,000 bond having, according t

smith got a few more than you thought. ah, you could come with a 20, but that must be equal to a pursue you. forgiveness lamb when you walked around the floor? yes. clintock authority in the bureau store, buffer sla latinos dania the issue was a chief scoop cuz she were there. yes. the keys stole level to see sure i'd have to be a 2. i need to know how many questions you give to purchase my grades or been here more than that. you send me spices cooking for you on some your posts from last greatly miss pearson regarding like a gift card on the commit operator for bleach next door. i was on the money but who did smelly chima shake your her go to jack smith. she couldn't afford yeah, i knew i've shut down the didn't watch it open all was know. especially with them i was told about going. it's got the blush with one in the so louis it felt when you in the room and idea. yeah. mm hm. with each it is about a process for the business, so they did that with whoever she's going to do. so can you tell them what to do? bluetooth mean

santa clara county sheriff lori smith is accused of corruption. sheriff of 23 years accused of willful and corrupt misconduct in office. 6 of the 7 counts traded concealed weapons permits for contributions to re-election campaigns. if she denies the accusation, case will go to trial. >> i suspect it will go to trial. there's little room for a settlement or plea bargain. if the allegations are provide true and jury is convinced, then sheriff smith is removed from office. >> san mateo county judge will preside. >>> committee investigating the insurrection wants answers from twitter, reddit, and parent companies of facebook and google have been subpoenaed. demanded records last summer and received inadequate responses from the four companies. wants records relating to domestic terrorism, spread of misinformation and efforts to overturn the 2020 election. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, october 1st, how bad the drought was, but brand new update, looking a lot better. details and what's ahead for the weekend. >>> we investigate safety concern

police say lauren smith-fields died after a date with a man she met on the app bumble. relatives say they plan to sue the police, accusing them of mishandling the investigation. here's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: tonight, lauren smith-fields' family is demanding justice. calling for an independent investigation after they say local police have dragged their heels and violated the family's civil rights. the accusations coming in a legal notice the family has filed as part of a planned lawsuit against bridgeport and the police department. >> it's not just about lauren. it's about every girl that could potentially go through something like this. we don't ever want this to happen to anybody. >> reporter: police have said the investigation is ongoing. smith-fields, a 23-year-old black woman, was found dead on december 12th after investigators say she spent a night at her apartment with a white man she met on the dating app bumble. that man telling officers the two were drinking, and that at some point she went outside to meet up with someone. she later became sick, and he c

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: all right. thank you very much to you both. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. right now on "the story," as president biden said with troops amassed on ukraine's border, putin has to do something. his guess is that putin will move in. fox confirmed the united states is prepping plans to evacuate our people from the embassy there as antony blinken spent 90

. >> thank you representative smith. there's a lot to unpack their and i think nigeria's many challenges over many years with many causes and deep-rootedo corruption, of national identity and the list can go on and on. does go well beyond any one leader. nigeria fundamentally is core to our interests are economic interests in stability and security interests and are regional global interest so we must engage for prosperous nigeria and we are committed to do that. think of the local level i take your point, i would argue however climate change is reducing resources and population growth is increasing demand for those and limited resources is causing conflict that a conflict in nigeria's multi-dimensional and so too is the fulani community. numerous leaders are crossed west africa and there are fulani herders and fulani farmers. a different approach that identifies the fulani or any individuald group is a major driver is not particularly helpful in identifying the nuance in ultimately we need to respond to the nuance. it a

home sweet home alone," actress ellie kemper an all new "closer look, featuring the 8g band with nate smith ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight. and now we are going to get to the news president biden today signed the bipartisan infrastructure bill into law and i think it's good that he's finally taking action against the dilapidated and crumbling approval rating. [ light laughter ] senate minority leader mitch mcconnell did not attend today's signing ceremony for the bipartisan infrastructure bill but in another middle finger to the right, big bird did. [ laughter ] former president trump release a statement on saturday encouraging primary campaigns against republican house members who voted for the bipartisan infrastructure bill and said, quote, "saving america starts by saving the gop from rinos, sellouts and known losers. take it from him, all of those things [ laughter ] in his new book former new jersey governor chris christie writes that while he was hospitalized with the