opened the one mile radius. wah, wah, wah, mr. zelenka train transportation and others such b experts based on previouu incidents. everybody sounds like. yeah, you heard that right.d tht pete bota, judges, department of transportation. t pete butti what did we tell you about but a judge that s limiting aid to a one mile radius around the derailment site? e and tonight, that man is still on the job. heou couldn ldn t handle the faa problem the other week when dow that thing shut down. now, we re going to have a lotus more on this and that.a fe that s in just a few moments.w bu t first, we have now heard from multiple authoritative voices from a former norat commander to the former dni to a former navy pilot who all say that what s been happening in or near our airspace is very serious from a national security standpoint. w e all should be incredibly seein concerned. you re also seeing the confluence of a distinctive activity by our adversaries to test our systems.
tonight on the reidout i was asked by the u.s. attorney s office in the southern district to stand down on our investigation, which had commenced involving the trump organization and i was somewhat surprised after mr. cohen pleaded guilty that the federal government did not proceed on the areas in which it asked me to stand down. former manhattan d.a. cy vance revealed why it has taken so long to get to this point just hours from the fingerprinting of the first criminally indicted former president. and as we have been seeing all day, trump s strategy is to turn this humiliating event in his life into a media spectacle. omarosa, who knows a thing or two about trump and spectacle, joins me tonight to discuss. and that is where we begin tonight, on the eve of a legal reckoning for donald trump in new york city. trump made an ignominious return to his former hometown today ahead of his history making day in court tomorrow. as the first american president ever charged
up from academia. it happened at the universitye f of pittsburg pittsburh cathedral of learning, where a femaleemale studyh, was allegedl sexually assaulted during school hours. now, that s bad enought gets , but it horr gets worse. students, understandably horrified, demandeied demaaseddd security on campus at one anonymous student, created a petitiond that garnered six thousand signatures asking for more security cameras and more stringent id access passes. m the university quickly responded with an email from chc the vice chancelloc sar of public safety and emergency management. longer the title the old rule? the longer the title, the less they actually do in the email. the v.c promised they would be taking additional actions, and that would include increasing patrols and security shifts, meaning more cops. can you guess what happeneds han next? hint it always happens when common sense runs headfirst into the witless woke. stupid, destructive outrage. stupid, dest se
customers have mostly shrugged off the higher menu prices and the revenue has gone up. what s going on there? both of those companies, walmart and mcdonald s are facing higher costs as is practically every company right now. the difference however is mcdonald s has been able to pass on some of the higher costs. walmart can t do that as much because their whole brand is centered around being a low-cost retailer. it s having to eat some of the costs and that s why it s warning about profit. but jake, one thing i should flag, we talked about this recently in terms of the retail sales data. wall mmart warning they re speng more of essentials like food and fuel and that s leaving less discretionary income. the reason that matters to a retailer like walmart is their profits are higher on categories like apparel. their profits are lower on essential categories like food and fuel. that s why we re seeing the profit warning. it s yet another data point, yet another sort of warning n
washington. this is very serious. they re not telling us where these jets were scrambled from but you know it is serious when they scramble two aircraft to bring in a civilian passenger jet. reporter: yeah. the two f-15s for scrambled about 40 minutes before this plane landed in bangor. there are a couple nearby bases that could do that, but norad confirmed they did use two f-15s to accompany this plane, which is a boeing 767. us airways flight 787 onto the ground in bangor, maine. buses look like they could be there for deplaining those 179 passengers. y you mentioned the tsa did say they had reports of a passenger exhibiting suspicious behavior on the flight. out of an abundance of caution, it was diverted. we know from local law enforcement that the fbi is the lead agency on this issue right now. we still don t know what happened on board the plane. there are a couple obviously different scenarios. i should point out if this is interfering with the flight crew, that is a