oren hatch was the longest serving republican in american i history. he was also a friend with ted kennedy, the odd couple, as he called it. on this episode of the week liquors, we'll explore that side of oren hatch's senate legacy. >> i remember when the senator from massachusetts and i sat down together and -- [indiscernible] -- many respects, although he doesn't realize that he's a lot more conservative than he thinks. he thinks i may be a lot more liberal than i think. but when kennedy and hatch got together, people around here say, well, if they can get together, anybody can. >> you can find the weekly on c-span now, our free mobile app, or wherever you get your podcast. >> tonight on c-span, we'll hear from outgoing white house press secretary jen psaki. then a look at what's kr-pbting to food -- contributing to food shortages and writing prices with meredith lee. that's followed by president biden recognizing the one million americans who have died as a result of the covid-19 pandemic. and later, treasury secretary janet yellen testifies on the

one of the most insightful discoveries in the history of mankind down the hatch. more life starts may 28th on d, w. ah, this is d w. news, and these are our top stories. russia's president is calling on ukraine's last remaining defenders. maria pull to surrender. vladimir putin says he will allow the civilians trapped in the eyes of small steel plant to evacuate. heavy fighting is routine is being reported. there are you in convoy is expected to arrive and maria pull on friday to begin the evacuations.

the baby turtles hatched after 50 days. the project is run by the countries nature conservation authority. it protects the vulnerable creatures from the locals and birds. they both eat the eggs. this generation has survived, but future generations might not survive. it was ill. erosion often eliminates the coastline sunday manila. like why don't we have a lot of threats on erosion as balboa zone. rising sea levels and erosion have swept away over 55 meters of the beaches during the last 30 years. the park rangers estimate that almost a quarter of nesting sites have been destroyed. now a new threat has emerged only a couple of kilometers along the coast, where the congo river reaches the c. d r. see president felix cheese. the katie has laid the foundation for a new deep sea port. the park ranger sphere that the port means even more danger for the turtles habitat. the congolese institute for the conservation of nature agrees and says it was not consulted by developers as follows. i know the results good year, but and by mont

an african american boy who became part of the school was every hatch or, the son of andrew hatch or, kennedy's assistant press secretary. this was something that had very mixed opinions? the subject of integration. having a class at the white house, in and of itself, how was that received by the public? >> people were interested in a. people wanted to know how it was funded. it was also something, occasionally you would see an article like, caroline skipped school because she didn't go to class because some family outing or something. the kids were a large presence within the white house. they would routinely, you know be outside getting exercise, playing on the lawn. at the time, did the public get to see any of these pictures? was it just something that they had heard of and seen in writing? >> it was something they had heard of, seen articles about. they knew it existed. they knew caroline went to the school. avery hatch or was the only one who was named, because he was the child being integrated. it put him in a different spot. they consistently said and, well, that's a private m

orrin hatch's. kay and i are praying for elaine and their family and loved ones as they go through this difficult time. so today is goodbye to my friend and god bless you, orrin hatch. i yield the floor. mr. sasse: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mr. sasse: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are not. mr. sasse: thank you, mr. president. ukraine's struggle against russia's invasion has reminded americans that sometimes the world divides into good and evil, into heroes and villians. not always. there are many fights that are not like that and we just stupidly talk like it. and debates about marginal tax policy are not good versus evil. but sometimes fights are good versus evil. there are people who believe in freedom more broadly. heroes are people who believe that we're created in the image of god and everyone has an inalienable rights, the rights to life, liberty, speech, religion, assembly, protest. these are pre-governmental rights. governments don'

chairman hatch did so much to make that debate possible. finally, a third area -- this is all in one congress, three major bills. i could take another kind of prism and talk about the chairman but we passed family first prevention services act. what an incredibly important task that was. we saw with foster care families, there was a challenge in getting the care that people needed in those facilities. and we saw that many families that weren't in the foster care system were trying to make decisions about how to do what was best for their family. maybe a loved one, a parent of a child had had some drug challenges, alcohol challenge. and the choice at that time, madam president -- i think you'll recall this -- was essentially two options. one, keep the child in a family situation that was far from desirable or two, send the child off to a foster care facility. that left something to be desired. some good foster care, some not so good. chairman hatch led the effort to a third path, facility first, so that now -- families first, so that now whe

to all the way where she ended up in hatch park. >> that digital trail eventually led them to a wi-fi router at this salt lake city house, owned by a man for named ayoola ajayi, ex national guard, successful tech worker, part-time model. police knocked on aj's door talked with him and found he was friendly, helpful, sure he said he had girlfriends, but mackenzie, they showed him a photo and he -- >> he said he had never seen that lady before. >> so, why then, the police asked, did mackenzie get tex routed to aj's wi-fi system? >> he says i have an open wi-fi because i run an airbnb business. and so it could be anything, anybody from here. >> did he run an airbnb business? >> yes he rented out the two bedrooms in his basement for airbnb. >> they looked around, saw nothing amiss and left. and then, that same evening aj stopped by the police station to say that he discovered something. and that he had texted with mckenzie lueck the night she disappeared, he had forgotten because mckenzie was the one who reached out to him without identifying herself. maybe, he said, she had seen his seek

orrin hatch was the longest serving republican in the u.s. senate history but his legacy was more than longevity. he was also a close friend with massachusetts democratic senator ted kennedy. the odd couple, as he called it. on this episode of the weekly, we'll explore that side of orrin hatch's senate legacy. >> i remember when the distinguished senator from massachusetts and i sat down together and we're from two opposite polls in many respects, although he doesn't realize that he's a lot more conservative than he thinks. and he thinks i may be a lot more liberal than i think. but when they -- when kennedy and hatch can get together, people around here say, well, if they can get together, anybody can. >> you can find the weekly on c-span now, our free mobile app, or wherever you get your podcast. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. that's why charter has invested billions building infrastructure, upgra

orrin hatch was the longest serving republican in the senate history, he was also a close friend with messages is democratic senator ted kennedy, the odd couple as he called it. we will explore that side of his agassi. -- legacy. >> we set down -- sat down together we are from two opposite sides in many respects, he does not realize he is a lot more conservative than he thinks. he thinks i am a lot more liberal than i think. when kennedy and hatch can get together, people say, if they can get together, anybody can. >> you can find it weekly on c-span now our free mobile app or every get your podcasts. >> do all americans have a fundamental right to privacy? sunday on q&a, a look at the struggle between individuals right to privacy and the public's right information. law professor amy, her book, seek and hide, lists several cases involving the conflict including wrestler's hulk hogan's multimillion dollar lawsuit against gawker. >> he brought a claim against the right to privacy against gawker, even though it was truthful, that his level of privacy would trump the rights of gawker to p

most of the wrecks are from world war 2. 1 of the most toxic wrecks was discovered by benedict hatch. the still god was once an upscale passenger steamship, before being repurposed into a hospital ship in hitler's navy. it sank in 1943 after being struck by american forces. stuck you. we're sick of lucky little your ships and shipwrecks deteriorate to know is through the the structure breaks apart to cheryl spun. this sona image shows the state got ship wreck and how it's turned into a field of debris on the sea floor. but the really frightening thing is while benedict hatch found surrounding the ship with the research as took samples of the sea floor, i'm brought them back up to the surface. this dredging equipment is dripping with a black, sticky substance. oil from the state got ship rack. the oil is heavier than water, preventing it from floating to the surface. in said, it's been seeping into the ground for decades. rule out for good reasons or on the verge of an ecological does asked her, i just love the team found over 400000 square meters of the sea floor to be contaminated wi

two of the three chicks have hatched and it is pretty sweet. you can see the wind ruffling their little feathers. mama is keeping the kids warm. kristen: i don't know why we can watch this 24/7. dan: it is a vantage point you don't could to see often. kristen: you should expect something in the mail soon. dan: your primary ballot. the upcoming election and the newest member of san francisco's board of supervisors. kristen: my name is trisha. i'm 70 and i live in mill valley, california. my biggest passion is gardening. i love to be outdoors. i have jaybirds that come when i call. i know how important it is to feed your body good nutrition. i heard about prevagen and i heard about the research behind it. taking prevagen, i have noticed that i can think clearly. my memory is better. i can say that prevagen is one of the most outstanding supplements i've ever taken. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. kristen: this year's state primary election is in less than a month. san francisco in person voting today began at city hall for the june electi

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oh, look at those. >> so fuzzy. >> one egg looks like it hasn't quite hatched, is that right? >> yeah. there's two of them. >> oh my goodness, there's nothing cuter. look at mom. these two chicks will spend at least 50 days in the nest 75 feet atop a decommissioned crane. >> that's like a 1 million-dollar view. people will have a chance to vote on their names online. congratulations once again to rosy and richmond. see you tonight. out-of-statate corporarations wrote an online e sports betting plplan theyey call "sololutions for the hohomeless". realally? the e corporatioions take 90 percecent of the e profit. and using g loopholess they w wrote, theyey'd takeke even morer. the e corporatioions' ownwn promototional coststs, like f free bets,, taken frfrom the hohomeless fununds. and ththey'd get a a refund on theirir $100 milillion licenense fee, taken n from homeless f funds, too.o. these e guys didn'n't write a plan foror the homeleless. they wrorote it fofor themselvlves. i'm dan n o'dowd andnd i apprproved this s message. tesla'a's full selelf- driviving technonology. thth

the chicks belonging to the dragon falcon are hatching. the first fluffy chick has fully emerged from its shell. i think she is maybe guarding it right now. as i think so but one of the three eggs only had just after 8:00 a.m. the tender moments all caught on camera. soon, the tiny chick was looking a lot fluffier and cuddling with mom. and the new mate, alden, was watching from a distance before meeting chick. the arrival bittersweet. the father of the hatchlings died one month ago, but he manned up and quickly souped in to help incubate the eggs. >> okay. he did well. those are -- okay. we also saw the hungry chick eating its first dinner. it stepped away for a few minutes and got a better look at the fluffy hatchling almost making eye contact with the camera. the chronicle reports that we can see the next egg hatch in the next few hours and the third could take a little longer. >> alden fathered the third chick. so, okay. >> there is a lot happening there. >> so, the first two and maybe alden swooped in. all right. st tuned. announcer:

a hatch party is from 9:00 until 3:00 this morning. it will take place on the south lawn of the valley lifesciences building. dr. peterson is talking with us during 7 at 7:00 for an update. reggie: i cannot wait to see him because i know he will be so happy. kumasi: i know. reggie: in my mind, i have no idea. you see her beak is moving. kumasi: we were watching yesterday and i feel like she is so protective. we felt like she could see us looking at her. every now and then she would look around and i swear i watched her turn around like we were too much in her business. reggie: she used to watch a different station and now she watches abc 7. [laughter] kumasi: we are her friends stared drew: we need another naming contest. we have a lot of options. reggie: people did not listen to us before, but this time around, it will happen. [laughter] drew: will it though? our top choice will still not win. i am excited to talk to dr. peterson. we have some fog out there. it is partly to mostly cloudy out there and that is how the day is shaping up

the first of three chicks hatched around 6:00 this morning on the cal campus. today's excitement comes a couple weeks after a new mail falcon named alden joined annie. swooped in. annie's longtime mate sadly died on march 31. larry: joining us is shawn peterson. do a know-how the chick is doing? do they have a name yet? >> the chick does not have a name yet. the chick is doing really great. it's already been fed twice. it appears to be doing wonderfully. >> we saw annie eating some of the eggshell. that is normal, right? >> that is totally normal. birds actually need calcium to form the eggshell so it is partially how they get that calcium back. larry: when might the eggs hatch and how many are you expecting at this point? >> we expect to be 24 to 48 hours. we will probably know by sunday. annie has never actually hatched all of the eggs that she has laid. we will have all three. larry: in the video, we don't see alden. the new man in annie's life. is he getting involved in raising the chick? what does he do, basically? >> his primary job is to do hunting. he w

but poland hasn't benedict hatch says does the lack of know how and so far? no one has taken the initiative so does the lingo just as a bad joke locally to people say you don't have to fry. this is from here in oil. any more info on because they already contain oil or latoya. so croton jobs, most people only see water when they look out to see benedict hat has made it his mission to show what lies beneath the surface. now when the ball gets rolling, people get really excited. i'm talking of course about soccer. well, one place where they're very passionate about the great game is italy just a year ago that passion led to the creation of an italian national team made up of nods. mama mia said some, but the venture got the blessing of. you know, oh sister emilia gets the game underway. this is italy's national team of nuns. it's sisters against sisters football in the name of the lord. god, i love football because it strengthens the community. mexico got see we're all from different orders. but here we're united as a team actually made so. and we have one missi

but the really frightening thing is while benedict hatch found surrounding the ship. with the research as took samples of the sea floor, i'm brought them back up to the surface. this dredging equipment is dripping with a black, sticky substance. oil from the state got ship wreck. the oil is heavier than water, preventing it from floating to the surface. in said, it's been seeping into the ground for decades. rule out for good reason for on the verge of an ecological asked her to do with the team found over 400000 square meters of the sea floor to be contaminated with fuel . that's the equivalent of about 40 soccer bitches. that 80 year old fuel shows up on the surface as a trail of oil. it's just a question of time before it washes up on beaches. crystal belong. now i've spent many years of my life there. as often gone for walked on the beach with my wife, 2 girls and when her granddaughter comes to visit, we like to take her to the beach, florida. it would be an irreplaceable loss. we couldn't go there any more from it. normally, tickets are usually the shipwreck exp

once all of the chicks hatch, paternity tests will determine who fathered them. so the drama continues. >> neither annie nor aldon have been named a suspect in grinnel's death. at least not yet. you can watch us on roku, amazon. >> it sounds like a soap opera. >>> right now at 5:30, gearing up for the vote. but will it pass? senate democrats planning their next move in response to the supreme court's possible decision to overturn abortion rights. we talked to house speaker pelosi, who is back in the bay area today. >> here in gilroy there had been hope the canceled gilroy garlic festival can saved. we'll show you how part of that came true. >>> first, their worst day of the year. stocks tumble on inflation fears. >> we need to do everything we can to restore stable prices. >> the impact to your pocketbook as the u.s. economy tries to recover from the pandemic. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm audrey asistio. >> and i'm raj mathai. this is not a good time to check your stocks. wall street had its worst day since 2020. the dow jones los

scientists have systematically monitored every chick hatched in the nest boxes here since 1947, and we're about to meet the newest generation. wow, how many are there? eight, so that's a very standard size for a great tit. yeah. now, these parents have got a lot of work to do. they've got to find about 10,000 caterpillars for these. 10,000? to get them to fledge? yep. it's precisely because this has been a continuous study for all those decades that researchers have been able to see and to measure the change in the timing of spring here. the 75 years that we've been studying the tips here, we've seen quite a marked shift in the timing of egg laying. so, they're now laying about three weeks earlier. the tits here are actually managing to track the other members of their food chain quite well. so, both the caterpillars and the eggs have also shifted their timing earlier. so, the whole sort of food chain has shifted earlier in spring. the woods were bequeathed to oxford university by a wealthy local family back in 1942. since then, they've been the site of dozens of different scientific proj

now it's essentially the same thing it was before 9/11, there are all kinds of things hatched inside afghanistan right now that we don't know about that could end up coming into our southern border. no? >> exactly. thousands of terrorists are released, the sole goal is to hunt the country and all they have to do is watch the news, the whole world knows our southern border is open. i've been doing this for 35 years and i'm telling you i've never been more concerned about security and the threat of terrorism right now because of the southern border. stories today highlight the fact of the seven borders open to terrorists coming across and it's happening and will continue to happen until this administration does the job and secures the border, brush off trump plan, we did it, we can do it again. david: 15 seconds, when you were head of ice, were you in touch with intel around the world to get an idea of who might be making their way across the border? >> yes, i've seen the reports everyday. david: is that still going on? there are still nice people doing their job. >> they seek what's h

. >> in fact, they say the baby just hatched at the center. it has 3 siblings that already hatch. so this was the last one to finally pop out. babies actually were found abandoned at a local beach. and you? yeah, the baby that just hatch was still in the show when it washed on shore. so they kept them together. that was cool to kind of raised and that planning on continuing to reason together, at least for another. okay for 5 weeks-and then i just decided this these little babies are called cookies and cream. the kind of look like, 7.55, right now. >> coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. we sit down with district attorney chase including to answer voters questions. we aired this in prime time live last night. we've got highlights for you. >> and stanford university boy, they're investigating what appears to be another hate crime on their campus will tell you what they found and what they're responding to this morning. meanwhile, a child is a victim of the highway shooting in vacaville. tell you what police know so far. but what happened? >> from the area's local ne

they say one of the checks has already hatch. the university is inviting people to come watch as well. it's a it's a hatch in party. it starts at 9 o'clock this morning. i on the south side of the valley life sciences building. >> falcon experts are going to be there to talk about what's happening as well. the there, they are all very cute. that's happening today. >> it is 5.55. will take a break. coming up in the next hour. we're also following the latest with bark. looks like they've got the green light to continue their expansion into the south bay. we'll tell you what the new plans are now. >> plus, democrats are trying to bring a law to protect reproductive rights to a vote in the senate. will tell you why senate leader chuck schumer says it's time for lawmakers to pick a side and stand by. plus test and treat covid-19 sites are popping up in the bay area. if you don't know what they are, we'll tell you how you can get tested and treated for covid in the very same visit. ♪ girl you know it's been way too long ♪ ♪ i got

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one of the most insightful discoveries in the history of mankind down the hatch. more life starts may 28th on d, w with ah, this is dw news and these are our top stories. finland and sweden say they will apply for natal membership, a historic shift away from neutrality prompted by russia's invasion of ukraine. finland's government declared a new era after confirming its intention to seek membership. our later sweden's governing party announced an official policy change paving the way for sweden to apply within days. nato secretary general un stilton berg says.

down the hatch. more life starts may 28th on d, w. this is did other news asia coming up to date, the folly bond escalate? it's more on women, tango office at home and abroad as the hotline group places ever more draconian restrictions on women and girls. what are the tale bon also harming themselves and all the men in the country? we have one answer from america as news, special envoy. anything for the fun want they want greater economic engagement. they weren't greater. norma's asian, one more diplomatic engagement, all of that is contingent on their behavior and what they do in regard to women girls in the human rights situation, and outside of gummy on former women in peace, organize themselves to form of parliament in exile. it's came to fight for the country. they were forced to flee. ah, by british energy, welcome to dw news asia. glad you could join us. the un security council has held an emergency session to discuss the polar bonds, restrictive policies on women in afghanistan. the yuki envoy said it was wrong and regressive,

we want to be cover hatching in based on individual risk. host: what does the update tell you about the evolution of the virus we have seen over the last two years? guest: four of those coronaviruses because the common cold. some of the protection our prior infection. some of the vaccines given -- it is going to become evolved to helpfulness rating we welcome your calls and comments at (202) 748-8000. that is a line for you in the eastern and central time zone. (202) 748-8001, mountain and pacific. you mentioned as a physician, you are seeing far fewer covid cases. when i come in, how are the symptoms different than at the head of the pandemic you saw? guest: this weekend i was working as an infectious disease doctor and i saw an incidental case. someone who came into the hospital for a heart attack and tested positive on routine screening. we have seen a moderate version which means -- they are not in the same caliber as they were we were running around. all of that has dissipated in this country. what people have to remember, this virus wa

one of the most insightful discoveries in the history of mankind down the hatch. more life starts may 28th on d, w. this is d, w 's asia coming up to date. the un rights chiefs china visit comes in for criticism, rights groups and activists. they have visit legitimizes, china, se treatment of it's, we good minority, a weaker activist explains how and undefined, from all sides a chinese blogger, and you've trained, tries to lift the veil of rushes division, but gets branded an enemy by b ging. ah, i british energy. welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us. you and rights chief michelle butler has spoken of goat collaborating on human rights with the chinese government during her 6th day visit to the country. the much anticipated to update that of sheen jung, a chinese region, but up to a 1000000 muslim wiggers have at least allegedly been detained by china in camps as part of measures to combat coat extremism. the u. k. u. s. canada are among nations that have labeled it genocide, but condemnation of beijing's rights record has been absent so far dur

one of the most insightful discoveries in the history of mankind down the hatch. more life starts may 28th on d, w. this is deed of the news asia coming up to dave, how the ukraine war has prompted the us to short our partnerships in the indoor pacific. u. s. president joe biden has met leaders of india, australia, and japan, to reiterate that a ukraine style envision can't be allowed to happen in the region. it's a wink to china's actions here in recent years. and joe biden has also reached out to old allies, south korea, and japan to strengthen supply chains and security. we look at what all this means for the people in the region. ah, i british energy, welcome to the w news asia. glad you could join us for leading democracies in the indoor pacific. ria farmed their commitment to a free and open at region to day. that essentially means these nations want to reinforce that international rules in the region are followed and make sure are you korean style in vision does not occur in their backyard. the meeting in tokyo was held between the leaders of the united sta

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the yet to be named chick hatched around 6:00 this morning. her two other eggs have yet to hatch. this comes a couple of weeks after they died and a new falcon joined annie and took over incubation duties. quick so good and cool to see that right in front of our eyes. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. your birthday, your dogs name? out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order.

we explore that side of foreign hatches legacy. >> i remember when the senator frommassachusetts and i sat down together and were from two opposite poles and in many respects . although he doesn't realize that he's a lot more conservative than he thinks. and he thinks i may be alot more liberal than i think . but when the kennedy and hansen get together people around here a if they can get together anybody can. >> you can find the weekly on c-span now, our free mobile app or wherever you get your podcast . >> president biden traveled to buffalo to pay tribute to the victims of the reasons deadly mass shooting on saturday. >>. >> please welcome mayor byron brown. [applause] >> we are here in the community center on the east side of buffalo. i want to thank candace martin, the executive director and members of the board of directors for hosting ustoday . beloved community, as mayor of the city of buffalo on behalf of of the more than 278 thousand residents of our city, i want to just extend our deepest and most heartfelt condolences to the family members of the victims of the vicious a

. >>> it's a special time for uc, berkeley, the two chicks have hatched. the falcon can capture these of the two new babies, both snuggling together while she watches and feeds them. two out of three have hatched and both her father by her late partner who died several weeks ago. any has a new mate. experts believe he could be the father of the third egg which was incubated. signed his plan to conduct a paternity test. >>> california condors have been released back into northern california into the redwoods. this week, the tribe released two birds into the wild after a 15-year effort. they were released in the redwood state park. there are only 200 adult california condors left in the wild. only 93 have produced offspring. the tribe hopes to release more to help the population grow in the wild. >>> students rising above dish >>> low pressure in the pacific northwest will send a cold front through the bay area. it was windy yesterday. it will be windy today. it will be cooler. up to a chilly start. things do not warm-up much. chance of showers for the north

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two falcon are set to hatch. we saw the first baby making its debut yesterday. this is a live look. you could look anytime but this is what is happening right now. it looks like amy is still on top of her baby and on top of the two other eggs expected to hatch today. at 7:00, dr. shawn peterson joining us to talk about all things amy and the baby. reggie: i think she's a good mom. kumasi: she was looking at the camera sometimes. >>> good morning, america. for the viewers in the west, as we start the day, surprising announcement from the fda on one of the covid vaccines. vaccine bombshell. the fda severely limits who can get the johnson & johnson vaccine over blood clot concerns. why the agency is doing this now and who can still get it. white house covid response coordinator dr. jha joins us this morning. >>> wall street whiplash. stocks taking their biggest hit since 2020. inflation now driving people out of retirement, and why this morning's jobs report is so important. >>> abortion rights fight. democrats scrambling after that draft supreme court opinion leaked as states race to

they have a sensory garden where the mother laid duck eggs, after they hatched the ducklings waddled through the hallway. she is trying to say thank you very much. this is certainly the moment the children will remember duck duck goose goose. no goose. okay, jessica. >> jessica: so, 3-year-old pearson was very excited. [laughter] >> jessica: so excited about his mom getting married. maybe too excited the adorable toddler couldn't help himself when he saw his bride to be mother in the gown. his mom said she wouldn't have wanted her special day to go any other way. >> judge jeanine: how sweet. >> jessica: isn't that cute? >> go ahead, pete's. >> pete: this isn't sweet. i humbling submit upcoming book june 14th. battle for the american mind revealing the cover tonight and it's about the 100 year progressive takeover of k through 12 education. how they did it before there was critical race theory. there was critical theory. before there was social, emotional learning there was transition to social studies. the progressives have been working really hard. we did the research along with co-

>>and it is hatched day in the bay area. you can hear the chirping. their biologists at uc berkeley say that one of the chicks reared all done. and annie, i believe are their names has already hatched. there are 2 more aches. the university is inviting people to come. watch the peregrine falcons in person or online. the in-person event starts at 9 this morning. it will be on the south side of the valley life sciences building. falcon experts will be there to talk about what's happening. super cool to see that can fall. guns are one of my favorite birds really, really need to watch. thank you so much for watching kron on at noon. i'm stephanie lynn, we'll see you back here at 3. >>the news continues on kron on grab your phone and scanned the qr code on your screen to download the kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. - [narrator] the following is a sponsored program that is furnished by shriners hospitals for children. (upbeat music) - hey everyone, i'm alec. and i'm so excited to have you join me today. together, we're g

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