and power has revealed more and more, about who kevin mccarthy is. it revealed on sunday who stephen scalise, is when he was unable on chris wallace's program, to simply state the fact that the election was not stolen. it revealed about bill barr. it revealed a lot frankly, and the very inspiring and positive side about people like maria bonavista, and alexander vindman, it's not all stories of villainy, there are some real heroes that have emerged from this period, but you're absolutely right, kevin mccarthy was ahead of his time, but he has really made for a presidency that believes that truth is not true. that everyone is entitled to their own alternative facts, in the idea that he would ever step foot in the speaker's office, is just a terrifying. one >> tell us about that idea, if the republicans win, and get the house back in the next, election next, year kevin mccarthy becomes speaker, what does that mean for the country? in the next two years of the biden presidency? >> i think what that means is a couple of things. one is people have specula

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we have correspondent kevin corke taking a look at this. good evening, kevin. >> there are some women at liberty university her accusing administration there have not taking accusations seriously in recent years. in fact, about 50 former students and staffers spoke with propublica and accuse the school of actively dissuading students from reporting sexual assault accusations. according to propublica in the article is very lengthy, liberty told students they could be published for conduct violations

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hello, kevin. so the u. s. have been claiming for years that there are us diplomats are being targeted or harassed by some mom, secret microwave weapon and that china, russia, or cuba. my me behind these a sophisticated attacks while according to recently emerged a document. this whole story might be just a big conspiracy theory, and it wouldn't even more interesting as that simple a cricket chirping. you heard it right in creek crypt cricket chirping. i might have been falsely taken of for the sound of this i of science fiction super weapon created by the russians and that this mishap actually triggered the whole thing. well, this is one of the, of bizarre takeaways from the was department's own report conducted by, ah, jason advisory group that has made recommendations for the was government us and to hey, dave, the cold war. so let's have a listen. we believe the recorded sounds are mechanical or biological in origin rather than electronic. the most likely source is the end is short tailed cricket. the recor

outside, kevin reed embraced his niece. our brother and father killed by the husband of a woman he had dinner one time in his life. a woman there convince keith believed to be single. so overwhelming. >> i thought i would feel relief or happy, but it just wasn't -- it was tough. >> among those thinking about keith reed's family is mary taglianetti. >> my heart goes out to them almost every day. and it's just -- it's a tragedy. my heart breaks. >> the reade reed family is far from the only victim in this case. kimberly roush had nothing whatsoever to do with the crime, yet she says she had to endure being questioned as a suspect, while some italy still struggling with the grief of losing a man she loved and admired. >> he's an incredible man, who loved life. his girls always came first. he was wonderful father figure to my children, as well. >> keith reed's three daughters now face a future without their dad. he won't be there to walk the two younger girls down the aisle. all be a loving granddad to their children. or take v

kevin, good morning. welcome to the russian energy week 2021, where the russian most senior officials and the energy sector, and also the most influential people in the business are welcoming international park. their international partners, russia remains one of the largest suppliers of energy resources in the worlds and still, most of them are fossil fuels. and on the one hand, inevitably the world needs this country in this capacity. but then on the other hand, there are quite a few of those who don't want to deal with moscow in this role. now, at this event is happening at a very crucial time. kevin, like you're saying, because winter is coming, the winter season is just around the corner. and also we're still hot on the heels of something that's been dubbed by many as a real energy crisis in europe with prices, for example, for natural gas skyrocketing with some shortages in supplies in also there's been debates on the key energy policies because of all that well off, i'm glad to tell you that we are

kennedy: you are wrong could pull into the lead here, kevin. which of these donkeys once had their own tv showed that peter elon musk, oliver stone and lance armstrong? was arizona senator kyrsten sinema, speaker of the house nancy pelosi or california governor gavin newsom? this ourt question, control room? okay, it's not. come on, party people. stay in the game. which of these donkeys once wrote a letter asking the judge to show leniency to a man convicted to beating his wife so brutally she required facial reconstruction surgery and then went on to kill her when he got out of prison? was it minnesota congresswoman omar? secretary marcia fudge or atlanta mayor lance? >> i'll go with omar. kennedy: no. kennedy: stephen and canon kevin, you're still tied for the lead. it's worth two points. this is a speed run, we got to go past. which of these donkeys lived in israel? chuck schumer, debbie schulte or bernie sanders? >> going with debbie . kennedy: wrong. what am i doing in this real? this is not russia, is a special? this is not russia. kevin

we are back with house minority leader kevin mccarthy. congressman, i want to ask about these new mandates and overreach from the department of justice, parents across the country, governors across the country are complaining. here's ron de santis. ag merrick garland is ordering the fbi to target, intimidate and silence parents who exercise first amendment rights at local schooled board meetings as the ag threaten to sic the fbi on parents who dare to oppose mandates on mask wearing as well as indoctrination of their children in critical race theory. what is going on? >> this is just more of the biden administration wanting greater control over our lives. who would have ever thought that you would have an american president make a decision to leave americans behind in afghanistan. now directing the doj to try to silence parents and actually separate parents from what their children can do inside cools and why is this rising up? because during the pandemic, children were going to school through zoom. parents were beginning to hear what was

kevin welcome to the show. i have to say welcome to california. >> thanks pria. i'm glad to be with you and certainly glad to be here in california. >> well i understand you moved here at least in part to be closer to your family. >> it's the first time we can bring all of our immediate family together in many years. our two oldest sons who are in the film business were here and they've been out here since they graduated from college. our youngest son came with us, so we have the immediate family together. that includes a grandson. so it's just great to enjoy this family time. >>> as a newcomer to the state would you discuss how you see california's profile in comparison to the rest of the nation. what do you see as our successes and our challenges. >> look, ironically we have a series going on now called the united states of california. which talks about california being an engine of invasion and a leader in so many different areas. and certainly we see entertainment. everything we see with entertaining, the changes,consumers being here. the center of the enviro

cnn's ben weed dament and kevin c cliptak in rome. ben, big picture here, looking ahead to what's coming up. what are we expecting? >> reporter: well, what we're expecting a variety of subjects including climate change, a leadup to monday's cop26 summit in glasgow. they're going to be discussing this question of a minimum global corporate tax to be imposed on companies around the world. they're going to be discussing, as you said, the global supply chain crisis. and the covid -- rather, the coronavirus pandemic, which, of course, has paralyzed much of the world for the last two years. and last year, they were -- these members of the g20 were unable to meet because of the pandemic. that was held, that summit was held, remotely, hosted by saudi arabia. they're talking about the possibility of setting up a global body to deal with perhaps the next pandemic that could be headed our way. so there's plenty on the plate. now, the question is, can they agree on a concrete plan of action. keep in mind, this group of countries produces about 85

before your time is education secretary about kevin - education secretary about kevin collins they catch up czar he was abdicating a massive financial investment and he resigned because he said the government was not coming close to that. are you getting enough to do the catching up then children need and provide what they need? i then children need and provide what the need? ., , , . ., they need? i have huge respect for kevin collins _ they need? i have huge respect for kevin collins but _ they need? i have huge respect for kevin collins but i _ they need? i have huge respect for kevin collins but i was _ they need? i have huge respect for kevin collins but i was in _ they need? i have huge respect for kevin collins but i was in the - kevin collins but i was in the department theresa may brought me back of children and family minister and the earliest much of the gap is baked in in the face not to five years and we have got to deal with that and i spoke about that in a speech today, but actually we put the billion towards recovery at the moment and the premise minister will go further

kevin: i do, yes. and i also buy it in companies like volkswagen and toyota, even though toyota has talked about hydrogen lot and has been slow to move in electrification. i think all of those global scale companies have the ability to do it. just the profit dynamics haven't followed to this point, and they have just been slow to get involved in that way. tom: lisa abramowicz has the order in for the 2022 hummer h3 ev it-ish and one, priced in at $113,000. can they make an electric car for mere mortals instead of lisa? kevin: eventually, yes. tesla was a good indication of this yesterday. if you look at their average selling price, that was in the mid to upper 40's. so when you think about the way they started with six-figure vehicles, they have sort of moved all the way down to below $50,000. granted, a lot of that volume is going to be china. trans action prices are just lower than they are in the u.s., and the same for europe. but to be able to expand margins as transaction prices get lower and lowe

say hi. >>> kevin isn't sure who took his dogs. all he cares about, his neighbor who saw them do the right thing, even refusing the reward. >>> a very cute rescue to share out of san jose. look at this. the police department street's crime unit rescued six puppies that were abandoned at an encampment. they were turned over to animal control, and will hopefully, i think it's pretty much guaranteed, though, that they will find good homes. >> who could turn down that phase. >>> the nfl just announced who will be taking the stage at the super bowl halftime show this >>> some new video this evening shows a destructive tornado ripping through the german city of kiel. authorities say that tornado injured several people. though tornado swept through the area last night. authorities say that several rowers happened to be out on the water and were injured. >>> this evening, new research shows children born this year they say frightening future if global climate policies don't change. >> twice as many wildfires, three times more river floods,

kevin, don't leave us. we are going to stick around here in america and for some good news in jus a minute. >> a really good one for us tonight. i will see you in a few. >> shannon: thanks, kevin. a vaccine mandate come from the white house, some lawmakers are pushing back from the capital. senator mike lee is one of them. he has 12 new anti-mandate bills. he joins us next. >> when i came to fox in 2004, we still had sort of that scrappy field. it had been around for a few years and i felt like you could do anything. i was lucky because i landed right in the middle of an election year. i basically said i will stand on the street corner in boston and talk about the traffic coming in and out of town. i'd not had a history of politics so they took a gamble on me. martha maccallum. fox news. but i would always encourage people to ask for the opportunity that he wants. the worst that can happen if somebody says no. so now i get to sit at the big desk and work with brad. but i never forget where it all began, wit

kevin brady, into left field. kevin brady on first base for the first time tonight. a one-out single in the bottom of the fourth. and a pinch runner for kevin brady in the fourth. >> he got an error in the first and came around and scored. the first pitch outside for a ball. >> the 1-0 is hit up the middle with ruiz in centerfield and brady heads to third, first and third for the republicans with one out. >> the seeing-eye ball into centerfield. he played college baseball at the air force academy so he is one of the new standout players for the republicans. >> here comes greg steube. everybody back. that is what jimmy panetta is doing. a major league debt in debt field -- in left field. >> not taking any chances on that first pitch. one swing of the bat and this could be tied. >> that is right. >> it hits the runner at third. he is out. he got hit under the arm. a shop by rags to be but i think -- a shot by greg steube but i think he is ok. he is going to stay on third. greg steube stays at the plate. everybody is happy. i am sure that hurt. >> i would say greg steub

kevin cork is tracking the latest. good evening, kevin. >> kevin: good evening, shannon. there are two ways to go with this, either the bidens should be roundly pilloried for their hypocrisy, unmasked while telling us to mask up at every possible turn or this is a tempest in a teapot which frankly make you raise a shrugged shoulder rather than an eyebrow. who among us has not missed the mark when it comes to wearing our mask. we report, you decide. here's the evened -- the accused were caught on camera leaving with their masked up secret service agents in tow. the president or the first lady could be bothered with covering their faces. not so bad except for their incessant refrain to mask up, protect the ones you love, yourself, your loved ones, and strangers. the white house press secretary, jen psaki offered a spirited defense of the president. >> there are moments when we all don't put masks back on as quickly as we should. i don't think we should lose the forest for the trees and our objective is to get more people vaccinated, make sure that schools and companies arou

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kevin clo cnn. reporter: i wanted to see if you could react to this news from merck about their antiviral bill for those patients hospitalized by covid in half. i know this has to go through the f.d.a. process. do you have an estimated timeline when you hope this will be approved? i know that you have also already reached an agreement for 1.7 million courses of this medicine. are there plans to buy more? are -- how exactly would it be distributed to the states? jeff: dr. fauci for the first part of the question. dr. fauci: for the first part of the question, the news of the efficacy of this particular antiviral is obviously very good news. the company when they briefed us last night had mentioned that they will be submitting their data to the f.d.a. imminently. the data are impressive. there was a 50% diminution of importance. in the placebo group there were eight defendants, the treatment group there were no deaths. very important and good news. we also hesitate to make any timelines. the f.d.a. wi

kevin? kevin: last question. let's go to jeremy diamond at cnn. jeremy diamond: hey, thanks very much for doing this. so you guys said that you have procured enough of these child sized vials to vaccinate the 28 million children aged five to 11. are all of those vials ready to ship? and if you could give us a sense of how quickly those would get out the door, how many of those would ship on day one or in the first week? and then secondly, what will the vaccination of these children, will that have on your projections of herd immunity and how much do you think it will help us slow the spread? thank you. mr. zients: thanks, jeremy. as i said upfront, we have more than enough vaccine for every child, age five through 11. that's 28 million in total. as soon as the vaccine is so the first step in the process, that's when we will begin to ship pending the cdcs -- cdc's decision. we'll ship about 15 million doses out nationwide in those next feways with millions more going out each and every week to make sure that we're matching the doses with where they

kevin cork tells us where the negotiations will go from here. hey, kevin. >> great to be with you. happy friday. a presidential trip to crap toll hill proved a bit more stage craft than substantive. they continue their intraparty war on what will or what will make the cut on the infrastructure and social program spending continues here in the nation's capitol. the top-line takeaway at this hour, congressional democrats need more time, that from house speaker nancy pelosi who penned a dear colleague letter tonight which reads in part, while great progress has been meat in the negotiations to develop a house, senate, and white house agreement on the build back better act, more time is needed to complete the task. pelosi releasing that letter hours aft the president made his way to capitol hill to speak with the house democratic caucus. he rejected suggestions that the policy/spending tug-of-war is somehow out of the ordinary here in washington. by the way later he tried to tamp down timing expectations by telling a reporter this. >> it doesn't matter when, doesn't matter if it's six

my name's kevin o in here are world news h q in moscow. a lot of covert stories to tell you about this morning. we'll start with one, in fact, a damning parliamentary inquiry claims. the u. k. government gravely mishandled its initial response to the kobe pandemic, saying thousands of deaths could have been prevented. the senior officials repeatedly avoided every opportunity to apologize. despite the anger of those who lost loved ones, i got disgrace, they didn't listen and also they didn't think about the lives they thought about the money they for about the business contracts and they didn't close. the board is simply just letting people die, a 100000 people today and on. it's called corona virus lessons learned today and it finds that number 10, delaying the locked down back in march of the 23rd and 2020 was one of the most important public failures in the history of the united kingdom was still the government's handling of the pandemic actually led to 20000 unnecessary deaths, but a capital minister unfortunately was unable to refuse e

i'm a life long republican, but i worked with kevin mccarthy. i think kevin mccarthy cannot be trusted to -- >> current leaders. you think the speaker should remain the speaker and that democrats should remain in control of the senate? >> i'm a fan of mitch mcconnell. that's not popular on the left. but i do think as long as donald trump's allies keep putting withering pressure on mitch mcconnell in the senate, to do things that are anti-democratic, then, no, the senate needs to remain a divided body for the time being. i will say, brianna, the crowd has mocked the governor and i for putting this out, who is miles taylor and who cares about the former governor of new jersey? i'll tell you who cares. the millions of disaffected republicans who switched sides and voted for joe biden in 2020. that's the audience we're reaching out to, and the crowd knows they can't get to 50, they can't get to 50% without those millions of disaffected republicans who feel the same way that the governor and i do. so that's the group that we're tapping into. >> certa

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my name's kevin. are glad to be with you. breaking news, sir, to tell you by this 1st came in 2 hours ago, but sadly the death tolls been updated 15 people now confirm dead after a large explosion. understatement may be at a gun powder factory in the russian city. resin, which is about 200 kilometers southeast of moscow. several people are still unaccounted for. 2, you can see the devastation, their search and rescue operation is underway. the buildings they have complete destroyed by the look of it, while a preliminary investigation suggests, some kind of violation may be of safety. regulations could have been the cause of the blast. fire spot by the place has not been order to control the factory produced explosives for industrial use, and also decommissioned ammunition, but something's gone badly. wrong there's, you can see will keep you posted bundle patients in the u. k. to be missing out on a life saving cove at 19, just because it confusion over the difference between the 3rd dose of the vaccin

kevin corke tracking the latest developments. kevin, good evening. >> good evening. once again, the g.o.p. fold and the democrats gold taking them to task for pushing the fiscal showdown to the brink only to relent in the end. >> despite immense opposition from leader mcconnell and members of congress, we have gotten together and pulled our country back from the cliff's edge that republicans tried to push us over. >> a good old fashion scolding from the senate majority leader chuck schumer accusing the g.o.p. of creating a debt ceiling problems that need not have existed. the new yorkers indignant -- coming after 11 senate republican joined democrats to end the filibuster so today's vote could go forward. >> 5248. the motion to concur with the amendment -- >> the two month patch overcoming g.o.p. hesitation 61-38. i then passed all democratic votes 50-48. a feat which very likely would not have been possible except for the willingness of the minority leader mitch mcconnell to make a deal. much to the chagrin of some uniquely interested parties. >> the republican sena

that is kevin courtney, from the national — higher. that is kevin courtney, from the national education _ higher. that is kevin courtney, from the national education union. - higher. that is kevin courtney, from | the national education union. thanks forjoining us. a prominent adviser to the government on covid—19 has said he is "very fearful" there will be another "lockdown christmas" this year. professor peter openshaw, a member of the new and emerging respiratory virus threats advisory group known as nervtag, warned the public they shouldn't wait for ministers to act, and urged people to do everything they could to reduce transmission of the virus. he said the number of infections and deaths were "unacceptable". well, i am very fearful that we are going to have another lockdown christmas if we don't act soon. we know that with public health measures, the time to act is immediately. there is no point in delaying. if you do delay, then you need to take even more stringent action later. you know, the immediacy of response is absolute

kevin, thank you very much. you have bravely agreed to one of my taste tests tonight, so it's coming up shortly. adam kinzinger announcing he will not run for reelection next year. his district is set to be altered due to democratic control of gerrymandering, considered 1 of 10 republicans who did vote to impeach president trump earlier this year. another one of them with ohio congressman anthony gonzalez but he's also skipping a reelection run following the announcement today, former president trump releasing a statement through his save america pack, it's a plea said to down come eight to go. how are current takes a look at how some of the mainstream media are promoting the public criticism involving profanity directed towards president biden. in contrast to what we saw during the trip administration. >> president biden ran into some x-rated protests signs on a recent trip to michigan. >> some of the signs i saw -- that is why 81 million americans voted for me. >> facing an upward chance when he was in scranto

people like kevin mccarthy. people like the congressional committee chairman and congressman scott perry from pennsylvania. there is an entire chapter about scott perry and senate judiciary committee report about january 6th, the planning into it and republican donors that funded this thing and also fund republican members of congress. there is so much here that needs to be reality is, the enemy is truly within. the enemy is and the house of representatives right now. there are people who helped plan this, coordinate this. we have the open question about what members of congress help give recorecon. there are two things congress needs to do. number one, they need to act on new enforcement authority and give themselves the tools to enforce their oversight in realtime. they need to pass something that gives them fast track authority with the courts and number two, there is something called inherent contempt where they can throw steve bannon in jail now and force him to sit there until he provides the documents, em

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what are you hearing about, you know, this projectile, kevin? >> well, in the -- in the statement that came from the union, they said that the principal actor discharged a round that then was what hit and killed ms. hutchins. so that is in the statement. and we don't know for sure exactly what was in that gun. but it has been described by multiple sources and also the authorities as a live round. now, um, i have been on a lot of sets and when guns are involved, it -- the -- the treatment of those firearms are meticulous. and in a lot of sets, even during rehearsals, they won't let you even use rubber guns. they make the actors hold up their hands or their fingers. so it, you know, in most situations, guns are handled as dangerous firearms. and so, there is -- there will be a lot of questions about how this weapon, with a -- what is being described as a live round -- then got into alec baldwin's hands. >> yeah. kevin, thank you very much for being here. john, thank you, as well. outfront for us next, eric trump headlining a conference that promis

this is our teams kevin, going with the left metalli was coming up. well this amongst other stories off the break and new anti cove. it pills should be good news. we're sold yet, but it's i watering price tag appears to be getting more attention than anything else. we'll tell you all about that after the break. join me every 1st bit on the alex simon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess of the world politics sport. business. i'm sure business, i'll see you then. mm. oh, driven by dream shapes bankers, and those with tears thinks we dare to ask again, the nobel peace prize misses the mark the most deserving are again asked over. also the use war against cubic member states hungry in poland. ideological germany is demanded. descent not allow ah, again, thanks for checking in today. so just with your hope things will be getting better . now russia is reporting a spike in coven cases, with health experts warning. it may be the start of a 4th wave, until a per tank is got the latest. the russian authorities have reported a daily growth of more than 29400 new c

the kevin burn of former u. k. gas industry work you heard from before there believes the loss of protecting the wrong people. so force that because you know, i am a law abiding citizen, like most people, and i'm, lexi believes that the laws are there to protect it. citizens for, i think in with best experience to realize the laws are actually there to protect corporations on them. and the money class, what makes it worse? me? it is. yeah, it is the final insult. because when i embark on my disputes, my in sanction on the sanction of my colleagues and comrades was so when are the speech and to win so convincingly bass. no company would, would use fire and re hire, but for sleep that didn't happen. you know, it's to paraphrase, harper late m. m is bought to kill a mockingbird. the definition of cottage is when you know you left from the beginning, but you begin anyway. and that's what we did, and because we were up against that with, with the corporation such as british gas, more stories to come. let me tell you,

kevin, good morning. >> good morning. >> there are many things on this quarter, if -- by the way, was mentioned on the call, there's a reason to buy the stock right here >> first of all, we had a fantastic quarter in the face of the delta variant. there was a record q4, a -- we group revenue this last fiscal year at 24%, which is faster than the addressable mark. we are taking market share in all things coffee. >> state by state, market by market, we did it in the base of a global supply change dislocation, and did it in the face of inflationary pressures i think that's an important point. >> but, kevin, your cfo talks -- spent a lot of time talking about a simple algorithm that you have to go lower, that there will be a pause in fiscal year 2022, and people have to -- you do announce the buyback, but things aren't going to refresh until 2023, so there is a bit of a gulf i will say what you may have done in the past is not going to half in 2022 by your company's own admission. >> think about this, jim our long-term growth is to deliver double-digit eps growth at scale, and we committe

we have correspondent kevin corke taking a look at this. good evening, kevin. >> there are some women at liberty university her accusing administration there have not taking accusations seriously in recent years. in fact, about 50 former students and staffers spoke with propublica and accuse the school of actively dissuading students from reporting sexual assault accusations. according to propublica in the article is very lengthy, liberty told students they could be published for conduct violations after the reported that they were. students were told by school officials according to some that they had violated the school's moral code which is known as the liberty way which includes not doing things like underage drinking or premarital sex and drugs and the like. there were other claims by students saying they were not made aware of the option of reporting it. so they were saying they were dissuaded from involving law enforcement have it all. liberty is denying this and in a statement tonight by the university they say they prefer not to is

kevin mccarthy looks very likely. democrats only have a four vote edge and typically the other party does much better in off-year elections so kevin mccarthy if he goes along with the president is shooting himself in the foot. if he doesn't there is going to be a feud. that is the kind of problem that a lot of republican leaders face right now. >> speaking of the democrats now, voters are increasingly restless over the legislative stalemate and really just the infighting within the democratic party. how damaging could that be in 2022 and 2024? >> it could be very damaging in 2022. the democrats are withholding approval of the infrastructure bill because of the uncertainty of the build back better bill. and all of that is tied up together, showing nothing coming out of the democratic party that has the leadership in both chambers for this entire year. and people are getting restless and the democrats apparently either don't see it or are afraid to try to end this thing. as a result, as a result, they're doing nothing.

. >>> later on facebook may be weaker than we thought we'll talk to kevin russ of "times." >>> first, a tricky week for tech investors the nasdaq swinging 100 points between yesterday's lows and monday's highs dom chu will break things down >> that nasdaq trade has been one, yes, we have seen massive moves to the downside on monday to see a more constructive move to the upside over the course of the next four days including today, which puts us, by the way, net net up 0.5% on a one-week basis even after all the hoopla now on a year-to-date basis to give you an idea where we are all the etfs that track it we're just now half a percent below. 0.5% below the record highs that we saw over the course of, you know, just the 5% below the record highs and about 0.5% some of the moving averages some folks are looking at 5% below record highs and seeing if it can make another campaign towards that level and we'll see if that sticks now where the action has been, of course, very much so in the mega cap technology trade. certainly wants to watch on a one-week basis if you take a look at the trade

it's certainly kevin mccarthy was made for a moment like this. he is who he is and in fact, one of the things as you note throughout the book, something that robert carol says in the story, it may not reveals the best of us but it reveals a lot of who we are. power has revealed who mccarthy is and even scalise when he was on chris wallace's program to state the fact that the election was not stolen. it revealed a lot about bill barr and a lot frankly on the very inspiring and positive side like maria yanovich. everyone is entitled to their own facts and the idea that he can step foot in the speaker's office is terrifying in life. >> tell us about the idea if republicans win, control the house back in the next election next year. kevin mccarthy becomes speaker, what does it mean for the country in the next two years of the biden's presidency? >> it means a couple of things. one, people speculated. could donald trump be the speaker because you don't need to be in congress. the reality is he would not need to be the speaker. essentially kevin mccart

my name's kevin i. e. but was more just spoke to 31 minutes time between now and then enjoy next programs. oh mm hm. with i'm african retention. we're going on the ground broadcasting. the story is drowned out by so gold, mainstream media noise coming up in the show. as 1400000000 people wake up up to china's national day celebrations. when it's nuclear weapons, now be targeting not any cities in nuclear mentor nations, but australia to after the biden johnson morrison nuclear submarine deal. and as you, caleb elitist against alma declared his party, the party of nato. we ask the palestinian ambassador to new k. if he has any hope for her majesty's opposition when it comes to fighting for the palestinian people after another week of you can us armed violence in palestine before fits the day after mainland, china's national day celebrations, which marked 72 years since the establishment of the people's republic of china after the chinese communist party won the civil war against the u. s. backed nationalist

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thank you, without internationally the weekly with me, kevin, over here today. thanks for checking in with us. know, coming up former cia boss, might pompeo implicated in reports the agency planned to murder to sarge. we are across it if you didn't said stay with us. i'll recap it all for you. don't worry. join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. and i'll be speaking to guess from the world politics sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed? what will make you feel safer? high selection for community. are you going the right way, or are you being led to somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend her join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah ah ah, i get it was a real d, c. i a part of a kid. now poor assassinate, the wikileaks found the julian sans when he was in the ecuadorian embassy, london, a while back the u. s. media report based on statements from 34 my us officials and sent it, might pompeo, while

>> no. >> jimmy: kevin nealon painted this picture of you. go on his instagram page. [ applause ] >> kevin nealon is no longer my friend. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? it's a caricature. >> very cool. can i have that? >> jimmy: i bet you could have the real one if you wanted. >> no, i want that one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll have kevin sign it for you. pretty cool, huh? >> very cool. i love that, actually. >> jimmy: kevin is there staring at your face. that amount of time. >> i know. >> jimmy: it makes you wonder about kevin. >> has he done one for you? >> jimmy: he hasn't, it's not that i haven't hinted. [ laughter ] he hasn't, yeah. i think he decided he doesn't want to spend that much time with my face. >> probably. >> jimmy: we have a special something. we have a special treat for everyone in our audience -- except for one girl who won't clap the right way. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] okay, look, good, right. >> what heat she has got tonight. what heat. how great is this gift? >> jimmy: it's pretty great. >> i'm excited about it

i'm kevin frazier. >> love all the toy they're so fun. and i mean, i'm old enough to tim allen and home improvement. yeah. wilson. the guy, the neighbor in recently passed never saw his face bill but rest in peace wilson. that wraps right on it. it's. >> at more news ahead. the right. yes, okay. kron 4 news at 6 starts momentarily with pam moore and ken wayne who are standing by. >> all right. grant vicki thank you, ken week. coming up at 6 o'clock. a lot happening. outrage in east palo alto community after they learned that their new neighbor could the a sexually violent predator them and be released from jail soon. and how police are responding tonight. and just ahead of the holidays, california health officials say covid-19 case rates are no longer declining in our state. >> why doctors say they're not worried. just yet. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> more we can see this in a lot of negative implications. mister johnson coming into that >>

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tonight's kevin frazier. kevin vicki and grant. it is robert pattinson's turn as the caped crusader and he told us what he expects from the gritty new reboot. what can you tell us about and i think it's going to be really roberts back and is no laughing matter. italy's second year as a crime fighter. so he still raging from the death of his parents. his foes. >> all day know as the riddler and unrecognizable. colin farrell as the penguin. >> so we kravitz's selina kyle aka catwoman in the circus is loyal butler. alfred and jeffrey wright as commissioner gordon house robert pence's version of the caped crusader different from previous ones. we've seen roberts do in what robert does. you know, i just tried to given gordon things. and you know, he did his batman thing. you know, this batman will focus more on his detective side as he uncovers his family linked to corruption in gotham city. >> but. >> it will still be plenty of action and of course, the >> and tune in to e t tonight for our interview with jason today because before his

tonight's kevin frazier is here to tell us all about it. kevin vicki and grant marvel has done it again. venom. let there be carnage. tom hardy sequel to the 2018 hit the ballot. the competition with a 90.0. 1 million dollars domestic debut. >> we're we are for knocking on karsh. the darkly comic venom top bowl cianci and the legend of the 10 rings and black earn the year's biggest opening tom reprises his role as eddie brock the mild-mannered reporter. it happened live >> you have got to get control of your question. >> i think he's noble soul in it. but i just think you know, where and it's friend. us 20 also return to the franchise has been ultimate adversary carnage people love serial killers. why is it fun to play the bad naomie harris plays with his love interest shriek. she's also miss moneypenny in the new bond film no time to die and gives tom a ringing endorsement. >> as the next potential double. '07. oh, my gosh. i'm down for that. i'm going wait for that they're that he would be amazing. >> amazing. what's your take on that? >>