well, i'm from arizona. they did an audit which nobody wants to talk about in terms of the actual findings. they found i'll just give you one data point 17,000 duplicate ballots. i guarantee you all 17,000 of those were for biden. and but we can't prove it because you can't violate secret ballot and you can't call up somebody say, how did you vote? right so but when you got 17,000 duplicates and and biden wins by 11,000 and that's just one metric and there were dozens of other metrics totaling at least 57,000 more votes just in maricopa county not even in all of arizona and we know that the counting was stopped simultaneously in five big cities. gee, how does that happen? so but i would say it went even further. i think there was a conspiracy early on if you want to use that term i'm going to blame mike pence. i think mike pence was involved in this and i think that he convinced trump now. i'm a i'm a big supporter of federalism trump was the most federalist president. had since washington. because his first

some in other states where even electors themselves in arizona mr. hoffmann was, and then in other states you actually saw a resistance from some republicans to these a alternate state of electors and they weren't hiding from anything saying this is what we want to do, we believe that the election was compromised and we need to put forth these electors for congress to consider and there wasn't any appetite within the republican caucus in the state legislature to go along with that. so it kind of depended on the state as to how warmly they embraced this theory of alternate slate of electors and almost every legal expert i spoke to said putting forward any kind of alternate slate of electors yet might have caused some kind of constitutional crisis that would have unmoored us further in this tumultuous time after the 2020 election. >> just one more question about the reporting. i think we first started calling on you in georgia and the attempts and 48 states contemplating voter suppression predicated on the big lie. this almost seems like the bookend in

talk to mark meadows asking now revolutions about that the arizona numbers be overturned. it brings into question the integrity of the kocourt and clarence thomas who is the husband of ginni thomas. >> ann, i want you to chime in. what took place in the pennsylvania gop primary this past week has been on my mind for days and days. trump is pushing the candidate. he endorsed dr. oz to in a primary when the other candidate mccormick was leading on election night, he wasn't saying stop the vote. now he wants oz to declare victory. during the 2020 election he was trying to say stop the count which would have disenfranchised republican and democratic voters. in pennsylvania he's trying to deny the will of republican voters in that primary. this is what the "wall street journal" editorial board is saying, if mr. mccormick wins the vote, would mr. trump smear him as an election thief? trump could discourage republicans from supporting him, giving away a senate seat. what do you think of this? >> donald trump, we know, melania knows this, everybody knows this, cares about one thin

this afternoon in scottsdale, arizona . it's stanford second ever ncaa championship and first since 2000 and 15, sacramento versus san jose and soccer birth in the quarter finals of the u. s open cup. at stake, and that's luiz felipe fernandez heading at home for sacramento. who are the underdogs the quake playing the mls and they play in a second tier league. sacramento though, wasn't done. 83rd minute one when rodrigo lopez dribbles in and unleashes that powerful shot and sacramento upsets san jose to nothing and they advance to the final eight of this national competition, which began with 103 teams. we should say this is the earthquakes did not send most of their regular starters. this one. maybe they should have a little footnote right there. congrats to stanford. everyone tonight, buddy. thanks for joining.eakfast. ooh, we should probably go light on the food. something tells me we're not gonna want to do this on a full stomach. i can't believe there's such a thing as autopsy camp. [ laughs ] there is no such thing as

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arizona, callie acted like he was a moderate. he didn't answer any questions, didn't take a position, said he was a moderate. he voted with chuck schumer 98% of the time. in arizona border security is important. he voted against it free times. -- three times. we believe we have five people in the primary but we should be able to win. in new hampshire, we shouldn't lose. here is why. maggie hassan who i think has spent about $7 million, she is in the low 40's. the primary -- the problem she has is that people know her. you know? when you are the governor you get known. when i ran i won because i had 98% name id and my approval ratings were around 60%. people know who the governor is. unfortunately she is known. let's look at her record. we put an ad up about her. all of a sudden she cares about energy prices. today i think is the eighth anniversary of when she signed the bill to raise your gas taxes. because she really cares about gas prices. she has an ad saying she cares about gas prices. number one, she is responsible, they are

now, arizona's public transport systems are also expanding and other places as well, like the valley metro south central expansion, and the tempe streetcar, which will be opening to riders later this month. the bipartisan infrastructure law increased our public transportation investment in communities of all sizes, and i'm particularly proud of a provision i worked on with senator moran to increase funding to small transit intensive cities. these are cities like flagstaff, and yuma who have under 2000 residents, but enjoy high performing transit systems. so, as the former mayor of the city of about that same size, can you talk to us about the importance of public transit in these smaller communities? when people hear transit and often evokes images of subways, and things in big cities. so is transit and lower density communities. and, i think there is a great deal of potential, now, especially with new technologies and micro mobility connecting into transit systems. some alternatives to traditional hub and spoke models of how bust systems, and related transit systems work. it will be

to ukraine and i just came back home last month to tucson, arizona last month and i survived the war in ukraine. host: glad to hear that, thank you for calling in. we will go to lloyd on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i think this is a non-issue. because it's not addressed in the constitution. what is addressed, a life, the constitution was written for home, for the living. men and women. and the constitution says we are guaranteed life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. and this is an issue for every body and it is addressed in the constitution. a woman's right. the constitution was not written for the unborn. it was written for the living. it should have -- roe v. wade is right, to tell you at least women have the right to do what they want. so women have the right to do what they want with their bodies because it's addressed in the constitution that they have the right of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness and the pursuit of happiness of every woman to have the right to do what she wants with her body. >> what do you think might be the resul

in arizona border security is important. he voted against border security three times on the senate floor. we should be able to win. now we get to new hampshire. we shouldn't lose here. and here's why. maggie hassan i think has already spent about $7 million to get her face up. she is still in the low 40's. the problem she's got is people know her. [laughter] when you are the governor, you get known. when i ran in 18, the reason i won is i had 98% name id. people know who the governors. unfortunately she is known. -- who the governor is. unfortunately she is known. she all of a sudden cares about energy prices. you know what today -- it's the eighth anniversary of? when she signed a bill to raise your gas taxes. she really cares about gas prices. she has an ad up that she cares about gas prices. they hate fossil fuel for some reason. i actually like my car and i like lower-cost energy. the democrats love electric cars, but they don't know where the electricity comes from. so maggie hassan has voted against border security. a

host: tucson arizona, you are on. >> good morning. thank you for taking my call. i am a believer, but i've been doing the math, and i would like some bit to go on, with the nearest star or place that could support life, with so many light years away. it would take a thousand years. >> it would take more than that. the nearest star is four light-years away. alpha centauri. most stars in our own galaxy, the milky way galaxy, they are tens of thousands of light years away. just to give an example, with the types of rockets we have used so far, it would take 50,000 years to reach the nearest star. that is the time that has elapsed is the first humans left africa. so it is a long journey. however, the good news is it is much shorter than the lifetime of the sun, the lifetime of stars in the age of the universe. most stars formed billions of years before the sun. there was plenty of time for rockets to reach us from the edge of the milky way galaxy with the standard propulsion scheme that we currently use. the senders may not be around, but such equipment, technological

they play the arizona cardinals in mexico city. the niners head to las vegas week 17 to play the raiders. meantime, americans have spent more than 125 billion dollars on sports betting that has since been made legal. tomorrow marks the 4th anniversary since the supreme court ruling came down clearing the way for sports bets. the retired senator who first tries to overturn the law says he wanted states to get their cut of this lucrative business. and also he wanted to provide content protection for consumers and attract experienced european betting companies to the u.s. 2 thirds of states have legalized sports betting so far. california is not one of them. lego land has a sweet new ride for kids and for those who are still kids at heart like me. rich demuro has a look at the new lego ferrari in today's tech smart. >> building cars with lego bricks is a ton of fun. and now a new attraction here at legoland. california brings one of the world's most iconic sports cars to life on a digital racetrack or kids build to win >> star. ferrar

federal data shows that in march for every 1,000 people in arizona, 42 quit their jobs. florida was the only state with the higher, quote, quit rate. in oklahoma, the tulsa world details a bill passed by state lawmakers yesterday that could become the most restrictive abortion law in the nation. it prohibits abortion from the moment of fertilization, and allows private individuals to sue abortion providers and anyone who aids or abets the procedure. if governor kevin stitz signs the bill, it will take effect immediately. in michigan the detroit news has a front page story on what it's calling a bittersweet graduation at oxford high. 414 students whose senior year was defined by a mass shooting back in november that killed four and injured seven, walked across the stage to receive their diplomas yesterday. the class speaker was kylie o'sage, the last student to leave the hospital. she told her class mates, quote, when i think of an oxford wildcat, i think of being strong. and that does it for us this morning. have a great weekend, everyone. jose diaz billiard picks up liv

new mexico and arizona struggle against raging wildfires as evacuations continue. a new exhibit portrays the controversial and confrontational paintings of philip guston. plus much more. >> this is the "pbs newshour" om weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: finland's president and prime minister announced today the country would end its decades-long neutral status and seek to join nato. the full government will make a formal declaration sunday. and its neighbor, sweden, is expected to take similar steps next week. for many years, finland s opted out of defense pacts, even when the cold war divided east and west. in 2017, 22% of finns backed nato membership. but russia's unprovoked war in ukraine pushed public support for the u.s.-led alliance up to 76% this month. if accepted, finland and sweden would join a cluster of new nato members in eastern europe since 1997, just what president putin had sought to prevent when he invaded ukraine. russia has vowed to retaliate, saying finlan

i live in arizona. people drive to mexico to pick up the same prescription and they pay almost 40% to 50% less and it is coming from the same factory. you shouldn't have to drive to mexico to get first world medicine at a price that is not comparative. >> democratic congressman ruben gallego of arizona, thank you so much for being on the show today. >> thank you. >>> now to new developments in the death of a journalist we told you about yesterday. the u.s. state department is calling for an investigation into the death offist plannan american journalist sher hine who was shot in the west bank. joining us now is raf sanchez. what could you tell us? >> reporter: guys, good morning. we are seeing just an outpouring of grief and anger here over the killing of one of the middle easts most prominent journalists. she was a house hold name here and a mentor to many young reporters. this morning final respects being paid to a veteran palestinian american correspondent killed on the job. her bulletproof vest clea

congressman andy biggs of arizona, mo brooks of alabama and ronny jackson of texas are being asked to appear, voluntarily. biggs said today he would not participate. the focus is on white house meetings and talks with then-president trump and rallies leading up to the u.s. capitol assault. the biggest wildfire in the u.s. kept getting bigger today, after destroying or damaging more than 170 homes in recent days. the fire is burning in northeastern new mexico, near the small community of las vegas. it has scorched about 190 square miles so far. fast-moving flames forced more people to lead today, following those who got out sunday. >> i got up in the morning at 6:00. at that time the smoke was still miles away. by 9:00, the smoke in the valley was so thick, you needed a butter knife to cut through it. judy: the evacuation order included some 200 patients at a small psychiatric hospital. in philadelphia, a former police officer charged with murdering a 12-year-old boy in march. investigators say the boy, thomas "t.j." siderio, had fired a shot at an unmarked car and woded a plainclothes

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arizona is going to do things the arizona way. >> cornell, i don't imagine you can defend the entire record in v.a. last year for the democrats, because it didn't quite land. just one state. there's other fact force. we have discussed them. when you read a politico article like this, give it to us in plain english to the viewers. is this what the white house is thinking? can this work? is this overstated? >> it's complicated. when you look at v.a. -- and i'm a virginian from norfolk. there's a couple things that you've got to keep in mind. sit a pattern that you see in problematic off years for democrats, where terry mccullough got more votes than northam, but youngkin got conservatively more votes than the last republican there did, and we saw a surge of republican and miniature surge of democrats but not the same surge of democrats that you saw republican. that's the classic setup for midterms where you have in midterms 8% or 9% turnout difference between presidential on year and off year. guess who are pulling back? they're younger voters, unmarried women, they're minority voters.

they're going play the arizona cardinals. that one's in mexico city and then the head to head with the raiders. that las vegas week 17. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ whoever you are. you have a style. and we want to help you own it. cause anyone can sell you clothes. ♪ ♪ we've got the brands. ♪ ♪ the value. ♪ ♪ and the inspiration you need. so you can own your style. >> we are back at 7.55. and happening today, black restaurant owners in the bay area are preparing for black restaurant week. it starts today and it will last until may 22nd. we created to help black restaurant owners earn a living by promoting their craft. it's going to feature food trucks, caterers, even bartenders, little something for everybody. and if you're black restaurant owner and you still want to sign up, you can just head to the website you see on your screen right now, do it. and yes, support a local black owned restaurants this week by. enjoying all the wonderful food are going to be making. >> 7.56 right now. and coming up in the next ho

arizona kelly act like he was a moderate he ran a biden campaign did not answer any questions, didn't take any positions as a moderate he has been with chuck schumer 98% of the time but arizona border security support. he voted against three times. we have every reason to believe we have five people in the primary there was be able to win. now we get to new hampshire. we should not lose here. and here is why. so maggie has already spent somebody might know this number better i think about $7 million to get her face up she is still in the low 40s but the problem she is god's people know her. [laughter] you know, when you're the governor you get known when iran 18 the reason i wanted side 98% name id on i think my approval rating was around 60% you get known when you're the governor people know who the governor is. and unfortunately she has known. let's look at herle record. we have not put an ad out right now about her she suddenly allison cares about energy prices. do not today was the eighth anniversary of? when she signed a bill to raise your gas taxes. because she really cares abou

is much greater than any other place. >> they are far from alone in choosing arizona for semiconductor equipment and 75 countries here right now and even more investments coming in investments, 20 begin dollars in their building to facilities here, that alone will audit an additional 15000 semi conductor is all happening here and then equipment that already exists getting up to standard in selling it. a quick turnaround and demand is superhigh. neil: i would imagine. if you have a lemon anything high-tech lemonade options pretty promising. thank you very much. madison all worth we told you about democratic plans to address student loan forgiveness, i want you to meet the republican senator who wants to stick a spike in that once and for all and stop it. after this. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most

georgia, arizona, and nevada, maybe even new hampshire. with law ago that's barack obama won ohio in 2012. the map of that state and is probably more typical of a place like iowa it has become such a red voting state we -- white working class post industrial part of the midwest used to be a pretty good democratic region and those voters have all gone to donald trump. >> tim, you know politics is a dynamic undertaking. people try different, things they find out what works, if someone finds something that, works other people a bit. it's a sort of evolutionary process. one thing that struck me and just watching dolan, i don't think he represents the republican base at all, but it does strike me that if you go back to 2015 -- and you are there working that race, whatever you said about donald trump he didn't sound like everyone else in the race. right? and it is now the case that everyone just sounds the same. they all some of the same, all of them sound like trump, trump even sounds like he's doing a trump impression. i do wonder like what th

difference herself was severely injured in a mass shooting in tucson, arizona in 2011. today she was joined by san francisco mayor london breed in calling on federal, state and local lawmakers to approve tougher gun laws. i'm really learning so many things. how to walk, how to talk, and i'm fighting to make the country safer. it is important to shine a light on this and never to give up. we are going to get there because we are not going anywhere. we're not going to give up and we're going to continue to fight to end gun violence in this country. the memorial at supermen park is open to the public. he will be there till friday. it's similar to other memorials d c. now coming her son to gun violence. live in the newsroom. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. the right hand, write . thank you. let's talk more about the memorial and the work of the givers law center with ari freilich, state policy director at giffords, ari. thank you for being here. talk a little bit about why it was important to bring this memorial to the bay area and specifically to san francisco. it's good to

-- i mean, we know there's been opposition from senator manchin in west virginia, senator sinema of arizona. any sense of movement on their part? sen. murphy: no, i don't have any sense that that is going to change. i think, right now, we have to deal with the rules as they exist. that requires us to get 60 votes. but you can see why people are kind of giving up on democracy across the country. the american people did everything we asked of them. they elected to congress a majority in the house, a majority in the senate, and a president who all supports universal background checks, which would undoubtedly dramatically stem the number of murders in this country. and, even having gone through that exercise of electing majorities in the house, senate, a president who believes in changing the gun laws, they still can't get it done because of this requirement in the senate of a supermajority. and so you can see the american public has a right to be very frustrated with washington right now, when they do their job, but the rules prevent us from enacting their will. judy: senator, what does it say

and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. arig with the rest of the country. the state dashboard shows 26,000 new cases, the average is up 12% from two weeks ago. test positivity is up 3.2% double what it was one month ago. hospitalizations are also on the rise with just under 1100 patients, but those numbers remain very low compared to previous surges. icu numbers are actually declining with 143 patients cases also on the rise right before the mother's day weekend, and some health officials are concerned that we have actually entered 1/6 wave of infections. ktvu elissa harrington joint in his life tonight with the message to people gathering this upcoming weekend, eliza that's right, mike, you know for cinco de mayo and for mother's day, a lot of people are going to be gathering. you can imagine this weekend, people will be spending time with their grandparents, so i got a chance to speak with some doctors in the area to ask how to protect yours

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host: let's hear from david in arizona, republican line. caller: i have a quick question -- have you ever heard of something called event 20 or 21 that john's hopkins put on that studied -- it was an exercise to study what a virus coming out of south america would do? it was a panel or roundtable type exercise, and low and behold, a couple of months later we have a pandemic. that is item one. item 2 the senator has been asking for an investigation and i am wondering if anyone is taking him serious about investigating the sources and the people behind the possibility that this might be deliberate. guest: 2 good questions. the pandemic exercise, i did know of that. it looked coincidental they are practicing for a pandemic and then it happens. that is something scientists regularly do. it was a very interesting coincidence. we do not have any information that anything was planned in any way. senator paul has done a good job of bringing attention to this issue. we saw him talk to fauci about it. not much has resulted from that. congress has pas

speak all right, here for reaction, republic senate can do my candidate adam laxalt along with arizona senate candidate who is the current attorney general of the grand canyon state. gentlemen come at the welcome aboard. let me start with you, adam, if i could. we see people complained that these things keep happening, there's never any change. part of it is because of all this political rhetoric sucking all the air out of the room. nobody gets to the more boring solutions like school safety, doors, hardening those targets. and you can't raise money on that necessarily. so we go from one to the other with these people who have been in washington for 50 years and then they still complain about it. how do you see this playing out when everyone still returns to legislation, politics, blaming, et cetera. >> people want leadership. and for president biden to rush to the cameras that night without the full information and once again blame 100 million law abiding gun owners is an absolute disgrace. people want to know why we can't fix these things, because washington trots out these same atta

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. >>> first, happening now, bay area leaders this morning will join former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords to honor victims of gun violence. giffords is herself a gun violence survivor. at sue berman park leaders are holding a news conference and a vigil is planned in that location for tonight. we'll be right back. >>> good morning on "california live" it's national teacher appreciation day and we're highlighting california educa educators with incredible stories. >>> plus new ways to pair whiskey and chocolate you'll want to try. that's this morning at 11:30 on "california live." >>> a new hurdle cleared, the a's push for a new ball park. the bay conservation and development commission is recommending allowing the project to move forward arguing that its stadium at howard terminal would not detract from potential oakland port expansion. mayor libby schaaf and a's management each praised that news. the full commission will decide next month whether or not to sign off on the plan and then still needs approval from the city council. >>> it was a big night for dub nation. >> the warr

in a state like arizona were normally immigration is the number one issue. inflation is so bad it is now taking the top seat. take a listen. gas prices are killing me i'm losing every single paycheck, everything is going straight to gas, groceries, everything. i definitely had to cut back on how much i'm driving and where i'm going and the activities i'm doing based on inflation and gas prices and also would i go to the grocery store, figuring out what the best deals and looking for coupons. >> scene savings, retirement, pocket books declining in effect keeps going how can you not blame our current people in charge. >> it makes sense when you look at the numbers for the nation as a whole is dealing with price hikes the latest data shows phoenix inflation rate is 10.9%, then breaking that down let's take a look at the national average versus the most recent data for phoenix. nearly 3% more expensive here and apparel 9% more expensive compared to the national average. as we talked about voters do not inspect inflation to go away anytime soon. elections are mon

last fall, he completed a coaching internship with the arizona coyotes part of the n. h. l's effort to nurture diverse talent. i want to be the 1st had wrote in the n h l m of diverse background to have his name on. on this now we go. he says he's unafraid to aim high because he demands the same of his players. he tells them progress just requires putting one skate in front of the other. oregon, oregon. heidi jo, castro, al jazeera washington wildfires and the siberian regional coastal yost have killed at least 5 people, 300 firefighters are trying to put out the flames. a state of emergence has been declared parts of the region have been devastated by large scale fires over recent years. or ukrainian fear 2 groups keeping its children's show alive, spreading messages of joy, hope and unity overseas. ah, as performing in the greek capital as part of a 2 day tour that almost didn't happen. 3 male members of the trooper come back to fight for ukraine against russia. the roles have been taken up by artists from russia, bellows, and poland. ah, this is all the 0. these are

south carolina may have a different approach for our homeless population, than arizona or alaska. first things first, what is driving it? understanding that will lead to better solutions. our next question tonight in barcelona. >> what advice to give to president biden after his first year? trey: i tried very hard to not give advice for those who don't ask for or want, i would tell him. he would not be able to do, this is a center right country, not to over read election results as a mandate for transformative change, people love america, they think our country can be improved but they don't think our country needs to be radically changed. i am afraid that is not advice he is getting from others. >> and lester from california. >> what was your biggest accomplishment in congress. trey: something almost no one knew bwe had a program we went to schools and gave awards to children who overcame significant challenges in life, some lost parents or siblings, some were diagnosed with diseases, and some parents incarcerated. i wanted these children to know that someone was watching and not

doug ducey didn't get into arizona. and in georgia, herschel walker will likely be the nominee. >> the economy, economy, economy. >> yeah, economy, economy, economy. inflation. it's the worst it's been in 40 years no matter what measure you look at. we know it's the number one issue in voters' mind. you can't win if the economy is poor. inflation is supposed to get a little bit better but notice i say a little bit. it's not really supposed to improve that much. if it improves more greatly, perhaps some of the forecasts -- forecasting the economy is awfully difficult. forecasting the election is tough, forecasting the economy is even tougher. >> joe biden's polling, he was making fun of it over the weekend, it's been rough for some time it's safe to say. a lot of this goes back to when we talk about inflation and the economy goes back to how people feel, how they feel about the guy in charge, whether he has that much pull or not. >> at the end of the day, joe biden approval rating will be the number one thing that matter

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dc and the one that my colleague kristen salumi is at and new york clearly are the biggest gabriel, arizona them, washington dc. thank you so much. and just to remind you, the final ruling by the supreme court would be bait this summer. the north korea's leader says coven 19! has thrust his country into great turmoil, and has called for an all out battle to contain its spread, came young and has imposed a nationwide locked down after acknowledging a corona virus outbreak for the 1st time. 2 days ago. those korean state media reported 21 deaths in the last day among people with a fever. only one death has been formally attributed to the armor chron variance of coven 19. and the next hour, the final of the eurovision song contest kicks off with ukraine. favorite to win this year's event. it's entry. the collusion orchestra is riding a wave of public support after russia's invasion. their song is attribute to ukraine, which mixes wrap with traditional folk music. while adam rainy joins us from trent in northern italy outside the venue, adam. so ukraine has taken center sage as i was saying for

and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. >>> this'll make a lot of parents be. more baby formula has arrived. a fedex plane carrying the second shipment from overseas touched it down earlier today in washington, dc pick 1.5 million bottles are now headed to hospitals, pharmacies and doctors offices for kids were allergic to cow's milk. the first shipment of 70,000 pounds of arrived in indiana, three days ago. it is part of president biden's operation fly formula to ease the shortage of baby formula here in the u.s. >>> the leading san francisco and dr. issued an advisory for -- the pill that treats mild covid symptoms. it has been approved since december for those 65 and older or if you have underlying health conditions. some people who take this may see their symptoms rebound after a few days of recovery. that advisory comes after dr. bob walker of ucsf spoke about his wife's experience with the drug getting lengthy twitter thread and called th

and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. representative katie porter. i have -- i can tell the story of your criminal referral to the justice department. but i would rather have you tell this story. and how it came about. and one of the things that really stuns me about it is that it centers on, among others, a trump cabinet member who i forgot existed. i forgot who was secretary of the interior after the first one had to leave. but please tell us why this criminal referral is about. >> so, what happened here is the deputy secretary of the interior, the secretary of the interior at the time was ryan's inky, who is currently running for congress. but the deputy secretary was named bernhardt. he took a secret meeting with a developer named ike ingraham, trying to develop a project in arizona, in a very environmentally sensitive area. it was a secret meeting, never disclosed on any of secretary bernhardt's calendars. it was never disclosed to our c

joseph in gilbert, arizona. caller: this is a horrific problem we have had in this country. we have been abusing the indigenous people from when we started moving last to today. even now, we are building pipelines over there burial grounds. we are taking cuts of their money for casinos. we had these schools into the 1970's. if anybody deserves reparations or anything, it is these poor people. this is not just about this horrible situation. this is a horrible situation about us giving them smallpox in blankets. i remember when general moorhouse attacked the indians and brought them home on the trail of tears. the first thing we need to do is stop abusing them because we still are. like i said, it is an american tragedy that these indigenous people are suffering, but they are still suffering. there is not much said about it at all. host: the native american population today, this is from indian country.com. the indigenous population has improved. the indian population was not part of the census until 1960. the growth in the american indian population contributes to the nation

here yuma, arizona after he crossed illegally. ice fitted him with g.o.p. monitoring device. three days later the fbi terrorist screening center identifies garcia as a suspected terrorist on the terror watch list and the case was then referred to ice in florida where he had resettled. over two weeks later on may 4th, ice finally receives authorization to rearrest garcia ahmad dough. may 6th arrested we arrested into ice custody. he reached out to ice how does this claim. they claim to vet every migrant before they release them into the u.s. why would it take two weeks to go get a green light to go rearrest a suspected terrorist living in the u.s.? dhs really didn't answer those questions. here is what they did say in part, quote: when we receive additional derogatory information from our law enforcement partners, dhs and our federal partners take swift action to apprehend those individuals. in this instance after receiving additional law enforcement information, ice, in coordination with federal and local law enforcement, promptly detained this individual who was already unde

she was a student then at arizona state. we have forged a deeper relationship and i have gotten to have a front row seat to seeing her blossom from an intern to associate producer at cnn. we will bring her into the peacock gang soon. hold on a minute. she is right now at cnn. [laughter] i am grateful to white house correspondents' association the first so much in the deep friendships formed in the professional and personal support during so many challenging times, and for allowing me to connect with the next generation of young journalists, who are blazing a path ahead. now, ladies and gentlemen, meet the 2022 white house correspondents' association scholarship winners. ♪ >> i am from columbus, ohio. >> i'm from utah. >> i'm from chicago. >> i'm from new york. >> west chester, pennsylvania. >> iowa. >> dallas, texas. >> arizona. >> washington, d.c. >> wisconsin. beaverton, oregon. >> olympia, washington. >> ohio. >> maryland. >> deighton, ohio. >> missouri. >> shaker heights, ohio. >> nepal. >> missouri. >> missouri. >> ca

in arizona, the governor signed a law that can imprison anyone who provides, supplies, or administers an abortion by up to five years, should roe be overturned. no exception for rape. no exception for incest. the infamous law in texas, meanwhile, bans abortions as early as six weeks. many women don't realize they're pregnant until after six weeks. and again, no exception for rape. no exception for incest. in louisiana, republicans are pushing a new bill that would throw women and their health care providers in prison for life. it doesn't stop. and they're going to keep at it, until, we, the american people, and particularly the women of america stop them. the nationwide ban republicans want is the most extreme of extreme. this is what senator mcconnell and senate republicans have fought for for their entire careers. but they are out of step with the mainstream, their body language, their answers to questions show they know they are. americans do not want to go back in time, when there were dangerous and back alley abortions. we're going to have this vote this week. and believe me, ame