reporter, michael mahoney and the two leading candidates in this race. democratic senator claire mccaskill and republican attorney general josh hawley. each campaign has ruled on the rules and each candidate gets 90 seconds to answer each question with a 62nd bottle. follow-ups are at the discretion of the moderated josh hawley get the first question based on the drive. one week ago, like money has a question. candidate, at times his campaign for the u.s. senate has affected tribal nature of the national campaign especially in the last couple of days at that. you re called each other s names and folded each other at times and neither of you started this tribal politics but your campaigns have also joined in on it. is this what voters deserve? don t we expect better? thank you, mike for that question and thank you for hosting us. i want to start by saying i am delighted to my wife, aaron, with me. sitting right over there and we got two little boys at home, elijah who is f
agreed on the rules. in the first half, each candidate gets 90 seconds to 60 second h a rebuttal. follow-ups are at the discretion of the moderators. the first gets question based on a drawing one week ago. candidates, at times this campaign for u.s. senate has reflected the tribal nature of especially in the last couple of days. you have called each other names, you have insulted each times.at neither one of you started this tribal politics an everybody knows that but your campaigns joined in on it. the question to both of you, is this what voters deserve. don t voters do and expect better, mr. hawley? hawley: thanks for hosting his, thank you, senator mccaskill for agreeing to it. first let me say i m delighted to have my wife erin with me today. sitting right over there. we have two little boys at home, elijah who is 5, and blaze who is 3 and they are the light of our lives. we love you, boys, if you re watching this. i m very concerned, mike in question, about the culture
spaces. roam big wild and discover more. come to think of it. more wildlife in alaska making it the best kind of unbelievable. jesse: alaska is the perfect place to hunt and hike, ski, kayak or pop a chinese balloon. but, by now we all know that s not what happened. joe biden let the spy balloon float around north america for a whole week before a civilian spotted it in montana. so why is joe so gun shy? he didn t shoot it down in alaska where there is one person per square mile or in montana where there are more cows than people. biden let it go for 4500 miles. from the pacific to the atlantic, zigzagging in between our military bases and nuke site. soaking up our secrets like a sponge. and when joe finally popped it over the ocean. the debris spread just for about seven miles. you re saying biden couldn t find a 7-mile stretch in alaska or montana or anywhere else in the world s third largest country to take it down? we can put a tomahawk missile through a window in ji
and he s going to drop by before he goes to work. right? yep. steve: all right. did you get a free breakfast yet? yeah, i got one to go. steve: good boy. round of applause for my nephew. go to work. very good. [applause] steve: all right. we re here in kansas city for the big game is in nine days. and, do you know what? brian and ainsley, i know you are going to be a little jealous, right over here is a fellow by the name of ken cramer. ken used to be with the kansas city chiefs. he is a sports agent now. everybody calls him fuzz i have no idea why. it s a long story, steve. steve, on behalf of the bright futures fund here is a helmet for the super bowl for our running back pacheco signed it for you. steve: very, very nice. thank you very much, kansas city. [cheers and applause] everybody brought me something. [cheers and applause] steve: more of that in a little bit. ainsley and brian, we have breaking news. brian: yeah, we do. that is great stuff, steve.
first we are following breaking news. eastbound lane to the bay bridge are closed right now after there was a deadly crash. this is the emeryville camera. the crash happened around two hours ago just before the toll plaza. this is causing quite the backup. look at the red on the traffic map. nothing moving at this point. there were at least two cars involved. no word on when it will be opening. we will continue to monitor this on-air and online. hundreds of thousands in san francisco to celebrate one of the biggest pride parades returning to market street today for the first time since 2019. this comes on the date that same-sex was marriage seven years ago. celebration was cut short when someone sprayed mace near the stage. here is stephanie mike i own on the very unhappy ending to this upbeat celebration. reporter: a security guard i spoke with said the crowd was running for the exit and then there was rumors of a gun. it turned out to be a false alarm but with real cons