david daniel has early estimates for this weekend's top five films. . >> reporter: forever" stayed in 5th place. "death on the nile" in 4th and "spider-man: no way home" is in third. "dog" took second earning 10.1 million. >> i am pretty sure he threatened to kill me "uncharted" stayed strong and kept the top spot. 23.3 million gave the movie a 10 day total of $83 million. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>> coming to a movie theater near you, "the batman" the 13th actor to play batman in a movie or television show not including actors that played a young bruce before calling the new mcplant a mcdonald's burger, we had to make sure of a few things. first, we needed to be sure it looked like one. then we had to make sure it would make you take a hard right... change your go-to order... inspire creativity... inspire a new jingle... ♪ ♪ and be good enough to steal. but most importantly, we had to make sure it tasted like a mcdonald's burger. the first mcdonald's burger with a plant-based patty. ♪ ba da ba ba bah ♪ woo! whoa! what the heck? oh, it's all that nacho cheese flavor pa

. >> reporter: in hollywood, i am david daniel. >> "barbara lee:speaking truth to power." >>> today marks the year of the tiger. in san francisco, the chinese chamber of commerce held a celebration today. the crowd, performers, and speakers, agencies and groups sharing their liver new year greetings online today. you can, too. use the hashtag kpix. >>> a look at the stock. all in the green. the dell up. the s&p up 31. >>> let's get back to the forecast. >> the big story is the wind. gusty winds across the bay area. the strongest started these 30 to 35 miles per hour range. that is what we expected. the higher gusts are further up in elevation from above 1000 or 2000 feet. those are the most sparsely populated parts of the bay area. we will be watching for downstream to power outages. it is breezy. wind will move you around on the road a little bit. both hands on the wheel. pay attention to what you are doing. gusty winds will continue tomorrow. debbie lesko should relax. the fire threat stays elevated. we are in the midst of a four- week stretch of dry weather. the offshore winds, not wha

david daniel has more on the documentary about congresswoman barbara lee. >> as a young mother on welfare with two kids, i was working in the community with the black panther party, making sure people have something to eat. social justice, that is always -- has always been part of who i am. >> barbara lee, speaking truth to power, looks at the life of the congresswoman from california's east bay. >> this bill is an essential step of correcting the injustices in the failed war on drugs. namely, the racial disparities in marijuana arrests and incarceration. >> a host of current and former colleagues spoke with abby ginsberg for the film. lee was more reluctant. >> abby ginsberg approached me many, many, many times. she is a wonderful filmmaker, first of all. but also, she is very persistent. 98% of my life is public and i have to accept that because this is what i want to do. in terms of public service. but, lord knows that the 2% that is personal is personal and private. >> lee found herself under the microscope after 9/11 when she cast the only congressional vote against an authorization

. >> reporter: i am david daniel in hollywood. >> "barbara lee speaking truth to power" debuts on the stars channel today. >>> the festival is back after a covert cancellation in january. the first friday celebrations will return this friday. the festival coordinator says it is time for oakland to come together again. >>> february's event will feature turf street dancers, art, a fashion show my musical performances, and more. the theme this month is "black love. >>> whoopi goldberg sparks criticism for saying the holocaust is not about raised. how she is responding to the backlash. >>> the climate changes threatening the future of the winter olympics. what beijing is doing to keep the venues covered in snow. >>> chilean gang members targeting one of the richest communities in the bay area. the techniques these criminals are using to steal thousands of dollars in property >>> actress whoopi goldberg is apologizing for saying the holocaust was not about race. >> elyse preston has more on the comment that sparked the controversy. mac whoopi goldberg says she got it wrong. >> words matter

in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >> looks like fun. >>> california woman is reunited with her dog that went missing 12 years ago. >> you did not grow much. >> it was thanks to a good samaritan who called the sheriff's after a stray and sick-looking dog was dropped off on their property. a veterinarian checked the dog for a microchip and was able to call her long lost owners who are thrilled to be able to finally, 12 years later, reunite with their dog. and we care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things! a caring airline?! wait, those exist?! it says here they were the first airline to switch from plastic bottles to boxed water. they also hire a lot of people from caring professions. i'm seeing former teachers and nurses. it's settled! alaska airlines is officially in the running! round of applause! >> the peak chance for getting wet is when? >> throughout the day on tuesday. tuesday, then after that we clear it up. >> yes. will not last long. it wil

david daniel has more on the new documentary about congresswoman barbara lee. >> i was a student at mills college. as a young mother on welfare with two kids, working in the community with the black panther party, making sure people have something to eat. social justice has always been part of who i am. reporter: barbara lee, speaking truth to power, looks at the life and career of the woman from california's these two. >> correcting the on the war on drugs, the racial disparities and marijuana arrests and incarceration. reporter: a host of current and former colleagues eagerly spoke with the director for the film, but lee was more reluctant. >> they approached me many, many times. she is a wonderful filmmaker, but also she is very persistent. 98% of my life is and i have to accept that because this is what i want to do, in terms of public service. but lord knows that 2% that is personal is personally private. reporter: she found herself under the microscope after 9/11 after she cast the only congressional vote against authorization of military force she felt was far too broad. >> central

david, daniel and derek. thank you, all, and come back soon. >> you bet. thank you have for havg me. >> shannon: two children hospitalized with gunshot wounds in maryland after an individual emerged from the woods in their gnomes annapolis and was firing a weapon indiscriminately while they were playing outside. one boy and one girl were shot, one in the chest, one in the shoulder and the 13 weren't likely the intended targets. we're monitoring the situation and will keep you updated as it develops tonight. kyle rittenhouse announced a new initiative taking aim at media outlet that has are being untruthful. the media accountability project will raise funds for legal challenges against media outlets for defamation. all of this stems from coverage of his november trial in which he was acquitted of all charges in the deaths of two men during the 2020 kenosha riots. rittenhouse explained his reasons for starting this on monday night on "tucker." >> i don't want to see anyone else have to deal with what i went through. i want to hold them accountable for what t

. >> in hollywood, i am david daniel. liz: students student school walked out of class to protest a big change that has riled the campus. >> what do we want? >> chocolate milk. >> window we wanted? >> now. liz: students are not happy chocolate milk has been pulled from the lunch menu. administrators and say it is too much sugar. students say they need their lunchtime fix. >> we had chocolate milk when i was in fourth grade. you would be lucky to get a spot to get chocolate milk. >> o sugar is not really what our body needs. liz: students in the administratithis is my favoritee morning. you see both sides. good for them for speaking up. >> one day every other week. liz: see if the kids think that is a fair compromise. lisa: we are on their side. we are looking at a morning that is beginning to recover in terms of cold temperatures. we are below freezing with fog in many spots. as north winds kick up, the coast has warmed up to 61. parts of the north bay and east bay still in the 30's. that huge dumb of high pressure has be

david daniel spoke with barbara lee about the film. >> i was a student at mills college as a young mother on welfare with two kids and was working in the community with the black panther party making sure that people have something to eat. social justice and has always been part of who i am. david: barbara lee speaking truth to power looks at the career at the career at the congresswoman from california's east bail -- east bay. >> it is an essential step of correcting the injustices on the failed war on drugs namely correcting the disparities. david: a host of colleagues eagerly spoke with coley -- with abby ginsberg. >> she approached me many times, she has a wonderful filmmaker first of all, but also she is very persistent. where 98% of my life is public and i have to accept that because this is what i want to do in terms of public service. but lord knows the little 2% that is personal is personal and private. david: she found herself under the microscope after 9/11 as she cast the only vote against the authorization of military force she felt was far too broad. >> central to democracy

and the same will happen in the southeast asia region, too. >> daniel, it's david. i want to go back to gross margins or talk about them for a moment your analyst day, i think back in stef, i know a number of investors have been with you a long period of time, you pointed to targets and they were years out of 30% plus margins. you are still around 26 and i just wonder is that day ever going to come that you are going to be able to deliver on the long-term targets you talked about in 2017? >> yeah, absolutely. so the investor day was actually in 2018. but i think it's important to point out that back then we were a music company, and when i look at this, we've really expanded the opportunity also on the top line for the company so we're now talking publicly about getting to over 50 million creators of this company and over 1 billion user opportunities. i feel more confident than ever with the audio first strategy that we will get there when you look at that business long term, that business will be substantially bigger than the one that we were talking about in 2018.

right now, david asman in for titos. david: i'm for jack daniels, my bias is towards jack daniels. thanks for keeping us straight on this. i'm david asman in for neil cavuto a busy two hours ahead as we bring you headlines from coast to coast. markets turning higher as investors digest another round of earnings. we're all awaiting inflation data. that comes later this week. take a look at the 10-year treasury yield. down near 2%, hitting the highest level since 2019. with he break down what all that could mean for stocks going forward. bitcoin prices sliding today, below 44,000. we'll ask market guru ray wang whether he thinks we should look at bitcoin kind of like a tech stock? coming up on the program, tennessee republican senator bill hagerty is calling for more pressure on vladmir putin. dr. marty makary on more and more blue states saying good-bye to mask mandates. stew leonard ceo, stew leonard, how much more you may have to pay to pig out during the super bowl. you will not want to miss it all. first oil prices approaching 100 bucks a barrel. that has gas prices hitting mult

daniel schwartz interviewed mark david chapman on eight separate occasions for the defense. >> clearly, mr. chapman knew what he was doing, he used a gun in an all too accurate way. he knew it was a gun. he knew it could kill. and he pointed it at the intended victim, and unfortunately, it worked. >> the serious question in this case is whether or not his mental illness impaired his ability to appreciate that what he was doing was wrong. >> simply being meant hi ill does not acquit somebody, it's only if this mental illness impairs his ability to know and appreciate the nature and the consequence of his conduct, or that it's wrong. >> dr. schwartz believes that chapman's mental illness began in childhood. >> mr. chapman became seriously withdrawn at about the age of 9 or 10. it was about that age that he began imagining a whole world of people, little people. in the living room. in the walls of his living room, and he was their emperor, their commander. and it was my clinical assessment that he was both a paranoid schizophrenic as we understood the definition in those days, and sufferi

right now, david asman in for titos. david: i'm for jack daniels, my bias is towards jack daniels. thanks for keeping us straight on this. i'm david asman in for neil cavuto a busy two hours ahead as we bring you headlines from coast to coast. markets turning higher as investors digest another round of earnings. we're all awaiting inflation data. that comes later this week. take a look at the 10-year treasury yield. down near 2%, hitting the highest level since 2019. with he break down

daniel ham rick and david ragan who won here in july 2011. row 18, thursday night on the final lap of the race next to 2018 champ austin dillon. b.j. mccloud in his first daytona 500, and aric almirola nearly won here in 2018. '97 formula one champion completes the starting lineup. time for the toyota rev up to green. ♪ ♪ >> on friday night, the all-new toyota tundra did fast laps. today the next-gen toyota camera takes center -- camry takes center stage. catch the brand new toyota gr super funny if car. >> we have a lot of assets here for you in cay tone that and in the charlotte studio. let's get first to our crew chief, former daytona 500 winner, larry -- >> mike, winning this race in 1992 with davy allison and 1998 with dale earnhardt, two of the biggest moments of my career. i never even dreamed you would be working on a car in the daytona 500, much less winning it. the minute the season would end, that next day i was working on that daytona 500 car, and when you win the 500, it does not say with you the rest of the season, not the r

deputy chief daniel perrea. and acting deputy chief raj baswani and now your commanders from the airport bureau. from the community engagement. not here either. from the field operations bureau, golden gate division, commander rachel moran and commander paul yepp. year here to honor a select group of officers from the san francisco police department who engaged exceptional acts of bravery that far exceeded what was demanded of them. the self-less acts these individuals took. before we hear about their acts of valor, chief scott would like to say a few words. i'm sorry. out of order. our president of the police commission malia cohen would like to say a few words. >> president cohen: thank you. [ applause ]. >> president cohen: good evening, ladies and gentlemen. hello, are you guys out there? hello. good evening. tonight is a night of an opportunity that we get to recognize outstanding leadership, valor, and just good old-fashioned bravery. tonight is an evening where we will recognize and uplift and celebrate t

i recently called daniel goldman, who i know very well, david goldman. that stuff happens. the problem with marjorie greene is that there is no evidence that she actually knew the word gestapo when she said the word gazpacho. if she knew both words, how to use them property -- one brings up misfiring. there is plenty of evidence to suggest that marjorie greene is so utterly ignorant, not just about nazi germany, but about everything. so relentlessly stupid that she actually thinks that gazpacho is the name of hitler secret police. the last part of her statement is a classic display of the cult that congressman jeffries speaks of. the people that attacked the capitol and beat police officers to death -- were quote, this is what she said, american citizens that want to come to talk to their representatives. they wanted to kill mike pence. they wanted to kill nancy pelosi. they wanted to kill checked shimmer. we wanted to kill representatives. they didn't want to talk to their representatives. there was this tweet today from one of the competitors for the stupidest person ever

the story continues to develop and the bottom line is daniel ek saying the podcast is staying on the platform. we've seen facebook and twitter do with these content issues, netflix recently with the dave chapelle show, taking a stand there. talk about the options that daniel ek and spotify have in this moment. >> he doesn't have a lot of good ones when you have one of your biggest are saying some of the horrible things he said in the past. you made the comparison to facebook and netflix. this is a lot more similar to netflix in that spotify has a direct relationship with this person. as one of the faces of the company. in their shift into podcasting. and so, they don't want to end that deal under really any circumstances. i think there is a world in which enough pressure mounts. you go back to the archives and and find enough horrible things that rogan has said over the years -- but you will need more major artists like neil young boycotting and you need a real sign that people are canceling subscriptions for ek to go that far. i think the desire is to stay the course but there is of

david: there is a distinction that facebook for the most part doesn't pay to have people on its site and then disavow responsibility for that. i think what we are seeing in some sense is daniel ek's in maturity as a leader or his inability to really evolve -- as his service, successful as it is, has evolved. he has to think harder about what he wants spotify to be. i do not get the feeling he has gone to a sufficient process here. emily: meantime rumble, a canadian platform, throwing its hat in the ring, offering joe rogan $100 million deal to bring all of its content there. no censorship. will he go for it?? lucas: not a less forced to for some reason. this is a hallmarks of a publicity stunt. rumble has gotten attention for being an alternative platform for some of these right wing talking heads who have been in one way or another vanished from the mainstream media. david brought up something that i am kind of curious about. we're drawing a distinctive between facebook and spotify because spotify's paid joe rogan and facebook does not pay country creators, it's a vlid distinction b

the new yorker, david remnick asked the question, is a civil war ahead? in a article reviewing the assessments presented in two books, how civil wars start by barbara f walter, and how democracies die by steven and daniel. those authors have already joined us and our ongoing discussion here, in our segments titled a host -- a house divided. david asked aoc the question he asked in his article is a civil war ahead? >> you hear talk now about being on the brink of civil war that's the latest phrase any series of books that have come out. but what will happen to bring us to that degraded point if in fact it happens? >> well i think it has started. but it's not beyond hope. we're never beyond hope. but we've already seen in the opening salvo's of this, where you have a very targeted, specific attack on the right to vote across the united states. but in particular in areas where republican power is threatened over both changing electorates and demographics. you have you know white nationalist, reactionary politics starting to grow into a critical mass. and so

deputy chief daniel perrea. and acting deputy chief raj baswani and now your commanders from the airport bureau. from the community engagement. not here either. from the field operations bureau, golden gate division, commander rachel moran and commander paul yepp. year here to honor a select group of officers from the san francisco police department who engaged exceptional acts of bravery that far exceeded what was demanded of them. the self-less acts these individuals took. before we hear about their acts of valor, chief scott would like to say a few words. i'm sorry. out of order. our president of the police commission malia cohen would like to say a few words. >> president cohen: thank you. [ applause ]. >> president cohen: good evening, ladies and gentlemen. hello, are you guys out there? hello. good evening. tonight is a night of an opportunity that we get to recognize outstanding leadership, valor, and just good old-fashioned bravery. tonight is an evening where we will recognize and uplift and celebrate t

deputy chief daniel perrea. and acting deputy chief raj baswani and now your commanders from the airport bureau. from the community engagement. not here either. from the field operations bureau, golden gate division, commander rachel moran and commander paul yepp. year here to honor a select group of officers from the san francisco police department who engaged exceptional acts of bravery that far exceeded what was demanded of them. the self-less acts these individuals took. before we hear about their acts of valor, chief scott would like to say a few words. i'm sorry. out of order. our president of the police commission malia cohen would like to say a few words. >> president cohen: thank you. [ applause ]. >> president cohen: good evening, ladies and gentlemen. hello, are you guys out there? hello. good evening. tonight is a night of an opportunity that we get to recognize outstanding leadership, valor, and just good old-fashioned bravery. tonight is an evening where we will recognize and uplift and celebrate t

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david ignatius with us. nbc news capitol hill correspondent garrett haake is with us and eugene daniels is with us as well. sorry about all of that. >> we had a classified toilet joke. >> oh, my god. david ignatius, please, do not add to this. do not go to him. i'm moving on to the news of the day, but that is funny. i was seeing on twitter like golden toilets. people were having fun with it. okay. two sources tell "the washington post" that some of the white house records retrieved from mar-a-lago by the national archives last month were clearly marked as classified, including some records that were top secret. the records are reportedly being stored in a scif, a place where sensitive information can be held and discussed until justice department officials skid how to move forward. yesterday we reported the national archives has asked the doj to examine donald trump's handling of white house records after retrieving 15 boxes of material from the president's florida residence. and after receiving records tha

. >> ambassador daniel freed, we're gonna continue to need your expertise on sanctions, we appreciate your expertise tonight. >> my pleasure, wish we were better circumstances. >> we need to. and, joining us, now is david rothkopf, former analyst for usa to be, and the -- is the host of the deep state radio podcast. david, your assessment of where we are tonight, where vladimir putin is tonight, after as we come to a friday nights in the first week of vladimir putin's war. >> well, we're at a precarious moment for kyiv, with russian troops on three sides. fighting continuing. they're making considerable progress, despite the fighting of the brave people and military of ukraine. having said that, i don't think vladimir putin is where he thought he would be. i think he thought he would come in and out quickly. i think he thought that the world would not respond in as unified a fashion as it did. i think he thought that the ukrainian people would be more easily overcome, i don't think he thought that there would be big protests in his own country, like dan was just saying a minute ago. a