in a newly-released record, showing that t.a. fani willis traveled with the top prosecutor in the election interference case against former president donald trump, and that now is sparking calls to have willis recuse herself from the case. could the case be dropped, and will that happen? welcome to a new hour of fox news live, i m eric shawn. hi, arthel. arthel: hi, eric. hello, everyone, i m arthel neville. credit card statements from prosecutor nathan wade show he paid for two trips with willis over the last two years. the statements were released in court filings by wade s wife as part of their divorce proceedings. willis is now fighting a subpoena related to that divorce and claims wade s spouse is trying to set fire to the trump case. counsel representing the district attorney responded in a new legal filing, quote: defendant jocelyn wade has conspired with interested parties in the criminal election interference case to use this civil discovery process to annoy, emb
5 news. right now on kpix 5 and streaming on kpix 5 news , we are looking live from our exclusive so service tower camera now. the sparkling bay bridge. and you can see the camera moving a bit there with that went. good morning, and everyone. it is monday, february 10th. i m michelle griego. and i m kenny choi. let s get a check of that forecast as we kick off the workweek. good morning to you. we are looking at freezing conditions in spots this morning. in spots this morning, but nothing compared to what we saw yesterday. we are looking at a chilly start. low 40s for the coast. concord, looking at 50. oakland , livermore, san francisco, upper 30s. and looking at the mid-30s the for santa rosa, so breezy, napa, 15 mile-per-hour winds right now. 14 mile-per-hour winds in fairfield. we do have a wind advisory for the higher elevations today. so the north bay mountains, east bay hills, and diablo range. and that wind advisory is in effect until 11:00 am. those areas highli
at staples center. sen. bennet: how are you? so good to see you. it s like an out-of-body experience. you good? sen. bennet: i m good, yeah. do you want to make it out to stephen, or for stephen? i saw your interview on book tv back in october or something. that s how i sen. bennet: thank you. i decided you were the man. sen. bennet: thank you. thank you very much. i really appreciate it. i hope you get a chance to read it. you will enjoy. hi, everybody. nice to see you. they asked the librarians here asked if we could start a little bit early because they have to close a little early because of the snow, so i m going to, being the son of a librarian, i m going to accede to their wishes and get started if that s ok. we re about five minutes early, and i think we have until about quarter past. [inaudible] sen. bennet: ok. thank you very much. those of you who are from laconia and from new hampshire, thank you for coming out. those of you from other places, thank yo
state, a state that has changed over the last 15 to 20 years. why? one big reason is the state has become increasingly suburban. half will come from two counties in new hampshire along the massachusetts border. hillsboro and rocking ham, and that is where you find the mix of urban but suburban voters who live near the massachusetts border, might commute to massachusetts for their employment. they moved to new hampshire for cost-of-living reasons, lower taxes, lower housing costs especially. what is interesting is rural new hampshire is not like the rest of rural america. we tend to think that rural is red. in new hampshire, rural is sometimes blue. especially in bernie sanders backyard. in the connecticut river valley, in western new hampshire from the southwest corner of the state up into grafton county where dartmouth college is, that is actually an area where democrats in a general election typically find their margin of victory for a statewide race. rural is more recre
really? oh, right here. this is the press line in the middle. good to know. yeah. thank you. [indiscernible] another woman. a local reporter. good evening, everybody. i m here today to introduce tulsi gabbard. the reasons why i stand with tulsi are numerous and would take more time than i have to introduce her. so i ll start with what first drew me to tulsi in 2016, when i learned she was stepping down from her vice chair position at the d.n.c. in the midst of a presidential primary. tulsi giving up this position of power and visibility showed me her integrity, conviction, and backbone. any politician that was willing to put their career on the line and stand up to the d.n.c. and hillary clinton was a candidate i knew was fighting for the voters and our democracy while demonstrating deep morals and courage. [applause] thank you. [applause] ,tulsy.or you her compassion, empathy, commitment to work for all citizens, and her cede, service above self, which she demonstrates by