mark, your question for tj hudson? >> mr. hudson, i have heard you talk about how you would like a paper receipt for voters to be able to bring home after they vote, but that is not possible or allowed in georgia, because that would enable people to prove who they voted for and potentially get paid for their vote. why are you not concerned about the potential for bribery with having people bring home paper ballots? >> i would like to thank the atlanta press club for having me. the reason we switched from the system we have is because georgia voters wanted some to -- something to take home, a receipt. i think we should give the voters what they are asking for. that was the main purpose of changing the system. our old system was outdated and we wanted something to take home, a receipt. give the voters what they want. a receipt to take home. >> thank you. haley, you get the final question of this round. >> i want to pose the same question to you as i did your -- -- as i did to secretary raffensperger. your campaign, one of the t

a lot of the estates along the hudson river are named estates. some of them don't even have addresses they are just known for generations as spring would, middle wood, that is why there is a distinction between hyde park, which is the town and spurring wood which is the home. >> understood. sort of related geography here. was there a reason that eleanor didn't move to spring would after fdr's death? >> very much because it was fdr's mother's home. eleanor never felt comfortable there. there was a lot of tension between eleanor and sarah. sarah was a very important person. very domineering, often overshadowing eleanor. criticizing her and the way that she raised her children. eleanor never really felt comfortable in spring would. she needed that separation, plus fdr had planned to give the home and all its property to the national park service. he had already donated the library to the national archives, and the property that it was on. it's surrounded by the spring would've state. eleanor said okay, give us one year and we will give it all to the

and that was with henry hudson as curtis mentioned earlier. from that moment on from the moment that colonialism collides with the indigenous. lives of this land things change forever your life changes forever and i sit now that i'm in the homelands now that i've had the opportunity to come home. i can't help when i'm out in the land to stop and think about what my ancestors went through in order so that i could sit here and talk to you about them today. famine disease loss of land forced removal wars death conversion to christianity loss of self lost of culture loss of tradition loss of language they did all of that so that i can now tell you their story. and contrary to popular belief mohegan nation is older than colonization and we're older than the tales told by james bentmore cooper. he got it very wrong. it's a very beautiful movie. i'm not gonna lie to cinematography is great, but it's not accurate and it's history. mohegan nation the mahikaniac the people in the waters that are never still settled along the makana talk, which is the ri

there were two branches of the roosevelt family one branch that lived up in the hudson valley. that's the franklin roosevelt side another branch which lived out on long island, and that was the teddy roosevelt side. and this is eleanor roosevelt in her wedding dress, and she was given away by her uncle teddy roosevelt who happened to be president of the united states at the time her mother and father both died when she was young a child and so she became sort of teddy roosevelt's surrogate daughter and part of this big roosevelt family next slide, please. now frankly that eleanor has seen each other and family events while they were growing up, but as he was graduating from harvard, he really sort of fell for her and this is 1905. this is right after the wedding and as you can see, you know, they were a handsome couple and they were the melding of two branches of this family and as theodore roosevelt famously said to eleanor is good. you're keeping the name in the family. and of course. their wedding was scheduled for march 17th, because her uncle teddy was going to be in new y

river the rough waters of the hudson >> you totally would have known. like, they've retouched the color on this because it was a slate gray day it was probably 50 degrees, freezing cold. that was at the beach in england, which is not somewhere you ever want to go. >> seth: i like that every photo of a beach in england they have to color correct >> 100 percent [ light laughter ] because if they didn't, you'd be like, "oh, my god, that just looks awful. [ laughter ] yeah >> seth: so this is a book it's a memoir, but it's personal essays you sort of tell it essay style. and i imagine -- obviously it's really personal do the people in your lives, have they read it? i mean, it seems very honest >> yeah. i mean, i wrote -- it's dedicated to -- it's dedicated to my mom, but also to my english teachers, one of whom is this man called alastair langlands, who features in the book. and i sent it to him, and he liked it, so i feel like we're good to go >> seth: that's great. is there anything that didn't make the cut that, looking back, you're like, "oh, that was a

reshad hudson, back to you. >> and home california. democrats are concerned about how the supreme court's potential decisionrcould impact people of color. the california women's legislative caucus says women of color would be disproportionately impacted by roe v wade. if it's over, turned that's why they're urging lawmakers to move forward and faster with proposed abortion protection bills. now more than a dozen bills moving through the legislature that would protect reproductive rights and expand access to abortion. some republican state lawmakers say california democrats politicizing the issue. >> if this week's supreme court were, in fact become final, they would literally have no impact on california. a california laws in this area are among the most far in the entire country. and yet, the governor members of the legislature are using the prospect of this court in order to fan the flames of partisan division. >> get a woman's right to choose included in the state constitution. the measure will have to pass the legislature by june.

washington correspondent reshad hudson. all those details in a live report. we'll be right back after the break. >> the destructive coastal fire was driven by winds. it quickly burned through dry terrain. and now fire officials say climate change is also partially to blame. sandra mitchell has more on why they expect these types of fires to become more and more common. >> deep in the laguna niguel. and it started with a spark. cool temperatures. no fear santa anas and fire crews expected to quickly get control. >> one years passed we would have seen fire spread like that. in those conditions. this time of but that was before climate change changed everything. the fire starts to around >> the strongest higher ground toss downstream. >> these are >> very dangerous situation for meteorologists say the planet, especially here in southern california is heating up and drying out after many years of prolonged drought that we're seeing fire spread even on normal day with us. you know, a normal, strong wind behind it ways that we would know. >> possibly 5 years ago, 1

reshad hudson joins us live from dc with more details. good morning. were shot. good morning. for many americans. inflation continues to be their reality. president biden says his administration is taking aggressive steps to fix it. but republicans say the white house isn't moving fast enough. >> i stand here today. thank you. american farmers who are the or the breadbasket of democracy. >> while touring a family farm in illinois wednesday, president biden told farmers he wants to increase their production by cutting out red tape. right now, america's fighting on 2 fronts and home. it's inflation and rising prices abroad is helping ukraine defend their democracy to support them. the administration will increase the number of counties that can get insurance for double cropping or for planning a second crop on the same land in a single year. the feed america, you've got to see pandemic. you're literally the backbone of our country on capitol hill, new york congressman hakeem jeffries says fighting inflation is a top priority for democrats with focused on doing the work. >> lower

washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us live with the details. good morning. were shot. >> reyna, good morning. it's becoming a blame game here in washington on inflation. president biden says since the war in ukraine, gas prices have increased dramatically but watch. but here in washington, republicans are blaming the biden administration for those increases on american families. >> my top priority is fighting inflation and lowering prices for families and things they need. the white house says president biden will lay out his plan today to fight inflation as americans are paying more for nearly everything plants he's been implementing for months now draws with those on the other side of the aisle who is not who have not put forward any plan to lower costs for the american people. white house press secretary jen psaki says the president has already taken several actions to lower costs. >> fix the family to help more people have access to health care or steps he announced in the last couple of weeks to make the 15 available to thousands of people at gas statio

prices hit a new high with every state paying more than $4 a gallon reporting in washington reshad hudson coming up, we continue to follow the latest on roe v wade and the u.s. supreme court. why some lawmakers say overturning roe >> will be dangerous for all women. and a new poll by the san francisco chamber of commerce is shedding light on how voters feel about some of the city's biggest issues will break it down for you. plus, a 15 year-old boy was killed in a hit and run accident. tonight, the community in the north bay is grieving the loss. keep it here. w ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme.

, washington, reshad hudson, back to you. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪ making a connection... a train connection. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. are you ready to du more with less asthma? just ask your asthma specialist about dupixent. for state controller, are you ready to du more with

you can only eat and sleep and live according to the taliban as well as the hudson fish. girls have also been fired from secondary education. even though it's reported that many of the younger taliban are educating their carls and pakistan and guitar, many afghans are infuriated by these latest injustices as the taliban continued to curtail women's rights in the name of sharia law. ah. it's in sports news and with the buddhist legal title already settled in by an unix favour attention has turned to the race for european qualifications outside as union. berlin visited 4th placed feinberg hoping to pull off and upset the capitol club were fortunate to visit on a rare off day for the hosts. union visited german cut finalists fryeburg, knowing a win against their 4th place. host would guarantee them a spot in europe next season, and it was a capital club who drew 1st blood crecia from l poking home on the line in the 11th minute to hand yawn an early lead. the german with one of the simplest finishes he'll ever have to make. the visitors went tuning up after half an hour. captain christopher

apparatus in which everything was under control of that's what use of rec, singer helped spills of hudson omit off coupon cardinal that singer remained at the congregation for the doctrine of the faith for 23 years. familiar is shya hughes about seeing of her pups benedict for yoseph. god saying active and for pope benedict. loki, family is not only a key component of his theology, come to god, but also his own life. and in the congregation was one felt that his family encompassed more than his parents and his siblings that he had done oscar. he welcomed the men and women who worked their fall into an extended family in i have i did it for me. ah, he always had that longing for the little. brownish time is not really so much the bavarian mother land. it's the ranching of family, just the 5 of them and home was mamma, papa, and 3 children called joseph maria in the miss gale and then them was maria and joseph. it was the holy family ins. i'm and gone all twice in my list and everything was always in perfect order in his parents home. build up. he had a story book set of parents, interest.

the traditional parade of ships marched up the hudson river yesterday as it has for the past 34 years. >> honestly, this is one of the coolest things you can experience in new york. fleet week will release some 3,000 sailors, marines, and coast guardsmen into the streets of manhattan for a week-long celebration. you won't be able to miss them. it also includes public ship tours that will run through memorial day. >> it's like you're in san diego. >> kind of, yeah. just for a week, though. >>> hey, mona and andrew, i'm off on my top secret trip. so are they. can't wait to fill you guys in. here's a hint -- i need to bring my passport. >> ooh! >> he's not flying first class, i don't think. there looked like there were seats on both sides of him. >> international trips are expensive. we just talked about that. he's getting flewed out, guys, and soon we'll reveal to you where the secret location is, but if you want to guess, tweet us. >> yeah. we are jealous. let's just put it that way. >>> time now for "the mix," and we're going to start with another four-legged hero in the making in ukr

hudson hudson campus, you know, that yawn all star auto plaza. in 2014, there was severe flooding hair in the region that caused millions worth of damage for the marshal back stream overflow. it could be the most of the areas around it all agricultural fields that are compacted and where the water can't see pin easily, and the soil is holmes deficient and being on flooding sweeps away. the entire top soil and entire villages are hit by mudslide alpha buffington. the young organic farmers are planning to revitalize their land using a special technique. first, they analyzed local rainfall patterns. up in the blue line on the chart show in which direction the rainfall is likely to flow. jeanine harbor and her colleague have drawn red lines where they plan to dig ditches that will help distribute the watcher across the farmland. this technique is called key line water management of as you can, but they're concerned about the amount of red in their chart which indicates just how try the region is. ah, they're keen to show us how effective their strate

oh, it's hudson but the name of your call when i ah with. 7 who issue that i'm not asking she g, germany, york city in san there as best meeting on nevada. yes. thank you. good on us. i'm full bush bachelor. yes, thank you. but i'm yet you mission here for g. if 80 brosuti a level credit will have them to call me and i was just had one you said i've done is i've got another company called shadow i. anybody got the meadow? they're a little bit more out of them and me get all my chart of that and that's about it. but you go, this is just want to get a new one, but it looks i love them. so awesome. and you know, how do you like to doing that and how much money was that question so that i meant to call, i get home paid my year, but i don't want to put it to me, but i get to the almost who i can let them know that will be a little bit on how to need that sounds good. well, i'm going to buy the car to get one. 0, i can see what i need to be more so hard for me to finish out it. it was really me to have it done by then somebody would approach that as a really bad. you have to have more on the b

oh, it's hudson, but the name of your call when i ah with. 7 who is sure that i'm not i had some she g germany, york city in san as best meeting on nevada. yes. when you go down as i'm full you brochure batch your yes. thank you. got on your team mission here for gfc. the brosuti a level credit, i've been in the company and i was just hard when you said i've done is i've got an i'm a company called shadow. i sent him. i got the medal there a little bit more people out there, man, me get on top of that and that's about it. but you go, this is just want to get him to me some one of them. awesome. and you know, how do you like to doing that and how much money was that question or so, but i meant to call, i get home paid my year, but i don't want to put it to me, but i get to the most i can let them know that you had sent me if you need ah, yes, that sounds good. well, i'm going to call you one. that's all i can see what i need to be more so hard to finish out. it was really me to have it done by then somebody would approach that as i really needed to what do i have to have more on the b

oh, it's hudson but the name of your call when i ah with. 7 who issue that i'm not, i had some she g germany, york city in san there as best meeting on nevada. yes. thank you. good on us. i'm full bush batch or yes. thank you. got on your team mission here for gfc brosuti a level credit will have them to call me and i was just had one you said i've done is i've got another company called shadow. i've got the manual there a little bit more to talk to them and me get all my chart of that and that's about it. but you go, this is just want to get a new me some of them. so awesome. and you know, how do you like to doing that and how michigan was gonna do what i'm told that i meant to call, i guess the homepage now you're talking about i don't want to put it to me, but i get to the most i can let them know that you had sent me to me. that sounds good. well, i'm going to call to get one. 0, i can't see what i need to be more so hard for me to finish out it. i would really need to have it done by then somebody would approach that as i really needed to what do i have to have more on the budge

we just got rid of 7% of our nuclear power by taking away in the hudson valley. removing fossil fuels, this makes no sense. the electric can't handle, we don't have enough grid. last year, tucker, 315,000 people moved out of new york state. as this gets closer, we are going to be driving more people out of new york and businesses. natural gas is 3-5 times less expensive than commercial electricity. we just can't do it up here, tucker. we are draining the state rapidly. >> tucker: i've never seen anything like it. mike taylor, good luck up there. >> yeah. send us how. >> tucker: even florida. >> one thing, people can help us, smarternyenergy.com, it is worth doing. >> tucker: thank you so much. people suffering through profound inflation right now, we have profound inflation because -- many are seeking refuge in bitcoin, whose amount is limited by design and cannot be inflated but the bitcoin markets have been volatile, they have been dropping like a lot of the rest of the market. the price has plummeted by roughly 40% the past two months. so how should you react

tell us about your situation, what type of formula hudson is drinking and the problems you are having trying to find it. >> hudson was born in november and even since november, you know, i started to see kind of a pullback on what we saw on the shelves. he's on a special formula, nutramigen because of severe eczema, so it's based on a milk allergy, so it's a special formula that probably over the last four weeks i have seen, you know, significant decrease in what we are seeing on the shelves, and he needs it. you know, he's an itchy baby, and the eczema does flare up when he has a milk allergy. and a lot of support locally with friends trying to finds formula, pennsylvania in particular, east york, south york, west york, we could not find any in the last 3 or 4 days and orders online were going through and then they are being canceled because that warehouse stock is not there either. so it's concerning, you know. thankfully i told one of your producers earlier we have one can, and i was waiting for another shipment, that shipment came today but until it arrived at my doorstep i was no

it got it okay sooner cousin, later from all gall hudson shibel yolk, john and i were put on shuttle in political repair. if that are world 20 cook dinner. ah, couldn't we were going to finally pagan and i was able to t o to him on friday passing young, who i knew by others who is, is an in vic doc, john worked for the e commerce giant cru. pang often described as korea's amazon. he worked in one of the fulfillment centers, preparing items for delivery, prepaying managers, its own logistics, and has used artificial intelligence and real time productivity monitoring to make its distribution chain the fastest in the business. for coupon in contain dental care based on the toy of a song, it always ortega, owner to another to water. i mean there's hickey alicia back and ruin a while. e cal he is on the is a push gun about sugar. yes, i made on that day and did or can people now you young i'm she found the place you'll get on pushing on. don't go to whom i'm it but you one i'm in. ok. look to one in that oh yeah, a to get my little in jonathan you know could it could have dinner. alison i

follows the supreme court leak a draft decision overturning roe v wade reshad hudson joins us live from dc with the latest. good morning was shot. >> hey, good morning. this vote is likely to fail given that republicans have the votes to block it. but senate democrats say it's time to see exactly where each senator stands on the issue of abortion. >> now, the entire country. we'll be watching. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will vote today on the women's health protection act. a bill that would federally protect abortion services. the vote is in response to a league supreme court draft opinion that indicated the court is poised to overturn roe v wade. this is a giant step backwards in the rights of women and the rights of americans. nevada. senator jacky rosen says the potential decision by the high court could cost lives. women are understandably scared and they're angry and this threat against our rights is horrific. >> republicans on the other hand, don't see it as a danger and consider it a victory for movement. bortion rights - >> this particular measure th

reshad hudson, back to you. >> and here in california, democrats are concerned about how the supreme court's potential impact at for potential ruling is going to impact people of color. the california women's legislative caucus is that women of color would be disproportionately impacted if roe v wade were overturned. and that is why they're urging lawmakers to move forward and quickly with proposed abortion protection bills. there are more than a dozen bills right now moving through the legislature that would protect reproductive rights and expand access to abortion. some republican state lawmakers, however, don't want this to happen. >> if this week's supreme court we're back to the cup final and they would literally have no impact on california. a california laws in this area are among the most far in the entire country. and yet, the governor members of the legislature are using the prospect of this court in order to fan the flames of partisan division. >> in order to get a woman's right to choose included in the state constitution. the measure has to pass the legislature by june 3

we've got rashad hudson. >> standing by in dc with the very latest. >> good morning. the vote is almost certain to fail given republicans have the votes to block it. but senate democrats say it's time to see where all senator stand on the issue of abortion. >> now, the entire country. we'll be watching. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will vote today on the women's health protection act. a bill that would federally protect abortion services. the vote is in response to a league supreme court draft opinion that indicated the court is poised to overturn roe v wade. this is a giant step backwards in the rights of women and the rights of americans. nevada. senator jacky rosen says the potential decision by the high court could cost lives. women are understandably scared and they're angry and this threat against our rights is horrific. >> republicans on the other hand, don't see it as a danger and consider it a victory for the anti abortion rights movement. >> this particular measure the democrats have today is particularly radical. >> senate republi

our dc correspondent reshad hudson has more. >> good morning. for many americans, inflation continues to be their reality. president biden says his administration is taking aggressive steps to fix it. but republicans say the white house isn't moving fast enough. i stand here today. >> thank you. american farmers who are the or the breadbasket of democracy. >> while touring a family farm in illinois wednesday, president biden told farmers he wants to increase their production by cutting out red tape. right now, america's fighting on 2 fronts and home. it's inflation and rising prices abroad is helping ukraine defend their democracy to support them. the administration will increase the number of counties that can get insurance for double cropping or for planning a second crop on the same land in a single year. the feed america, you've got to see a pandemic. you're literally the backbone of our country on capitol hill, new york congressman hakeem jeffries says fighting inflation is a top priority for democrats with focused on doing the work. >> low

reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. thank you. reshad 9.38. is the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. well, it's the end of an era. apple is officially ending production of one of its most iconic products. we're going to take a look back. >> at the ipod. plus, it's a peeing season for seals and local marine experts are letting you know what you should and shouldn't do. if you see a seal pup on the beach. today, going to be a nice one, but a cool one last over cool ones before a warm-up this weekend. >> highs back into the 60's - bedtime!! - bedtime. ♪ i love bedtime. the thin, sweet bite to end the night. oreo thins. the doctor will be in to see you shortly. ♪ hi. [ chuckles ] when you see things differently, you can be the difference. capella university looks at education differently. our flexpath learning format lets you set deadlines and earn your nursing degree on your schedule. make your difference with capella university. >> we're back at 9.41. the city of vallejo has passed a ban on smoking in multi unit residences. this ban also appl

reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. >> thank you. reshad a 21 on the clock and coming up on the kron 4 morning news may. 26 will mark one year since that mass shooting at a vta facility in san jose will tell you what the agency is doing right now to take a step towards healing. and after the break, a court finally ruling on california's semiautomatic weapon ban. we're going to break down what the ruling means coming up. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. the doctor will be in to see you shortly. ♪ hi. [ chuckles ] when you see things differently, you can be the difference. capella university looks at education diff

reshad hudson, back to you. and here in california, democrats are concerned about how the supreme court's potential decision could impact people of color. >> the california women's legislative caucus says that women of color >> would be disproportionately impacted with a roe v wade overturned. that's why they're urging lawmakers to move forward and fast with proposed abortion protection bills. there are more than a dozen bills right now moving through the legislature that would protect reproductive rights and expand access to abortion. some republicans say lawmakers say the california democrats are politicizing the issue. >> if this week's supreme court were, in fact become final, they would literally have no impact on california. a california laws in this area are among the most far in the entire country. and yet, the governor members of the legislature are using the prospect of this court in order to fan the flames of partisan division. >> in order to get a woman's right to choose included in the state constit

washington correspondent reshad hudson joining us with the very latest on what this means. richard, good morning. >> good morning. it's rare that members of congress subpoena each other. the committee says it believes these 5 gop congressman have relevant information to the events leading up to the january 6 capitol attack. the investigation into the january 6 attack on the capitol has taken a dramatic turn. they're not conducting an investigation. house republican leader kevin mccarthy, congressman jim jordan of ohio, mo brooks of alabama, scott perry of pennsylvania and andy biggs of arizona were subpoenaed for testimony about events surrounding the attack in efforts to overturn the 2020 election. mccarthy slammed the committee for the move they just want to go after their political opponent. >> committee member and maryland congressman jamie raskin says he expects gop lawmakers to comply every american, including members of congress. >> will come and testify before a committee if they have. information that's relevant to our investigation. >> and the white house weighing

hudson joining us live from washington now with more on this development. good morning. were shot. james darya. it's very rare that members of congress subpoena each other. but the committee says these 5 gop congressman >> have relevant information leading up to the events of january 6. the investigation into the january 6 attack on the capitol has taken a dramatic turn. they're not conducting investigation. house republican leader kevin mccarthy, congressman jim jordan of ohio, mo brooks of alabama, scott perry of pennsylvania and andy biggs of arizona were subpoenaed for testimony about events surrounding the attack in efforts to overturn the 2020 election. mccarthy slim. the committee for the move they just want to go after their political opponent. >> committee member and maryland congressman jamie raskin says he expects gop lawmakers to comply every american, including members of congress. >> will come and testify before a committee if they have. information that's relevant to our investigation. >> and the white house weighing in saying president biden supports the work of the

hudson, who's seen since to send it bliss as a brood comb. you can see the brood areas like the scales. i hold it up to the light to see the fresh brood that has not yet been kept, went on with. by that way, i know that a queen is on board. been in middleton unit and fusion. the bees with the yellow feet are actually still finding pollen, not pulling yet some did. so they'll get through the winter to show from that event to seizure. be rare and work that earth's us. i think we benedictines don't take off that easily and i think that's a good spirituality this is the 3rd minute growth of roy digital. it fills me with joy to know that for 25 years you are monastic community here and planks. denton has been doing everything possible to protect the environment and to live in harmony with god's creations that soon suassa. thus we have an inkling with the ship forgot touched in the bees are more than just a hobby. as well as providing honey. they polonaise, the vegetable plants and the fruit trees. the apple trees, for instance, where brother richa

we've got reshad hudson standing by live in d c. >> to explain. good morning were shot. good morning, james. and r it's becoming a washington blame game over inflation. president biden says since the war in ukraine, gas prices have increased dramatically. but republicans here on capitol hill say it's the biden administration's policies that are driving up these prices for american families. >> my top priority is fighting inflation and lowering prices for families and things they need. the white house says president biden will lay out his plan today to fight inflation as americans are paying more for nearly everything plants he's been implementing for months now draws with those on the other side of the aisle who is not who have not put forward any plan to lower costs for the american people. white house press secretary jen psaki says the president has already taken several actions to lower costs. fix the family to help more people have access to health care or steps he announced in the last couple of weeks to make the 15 available to thousands of people at gas statsons a

reshad hudson is standing by in dc with a closer look. good morning. it's becoming a washington blame game on inflation. president biden says gas prices have increased dramatically since the war in ukraine. but republicans here on capitol hill say >> it's the biden administration's policies that are driving up these prices for american families. >> my top priority is fighting inflation and lowering prices for families and things they need. the white house says president biden will lay out his plan today to fight inflation as americans are paying more for nearly everything plants he's been implementing for months now draws with those on the other side of the aisle who is not who have not put forward any plan to lower costs for the american people. white house press secretary jen psaki says the president has already taken several actrons to lower costs. fix the family to help more people have access to health care or steps he announced in the last couple of weeks to make it 15 available to thousands of people at gas stations across the country. >> one ar

reshad hudson is live in dc with mark hire a shot. >> hi, daryn. james, it's rare that members of congress subpoena each other, but the committee says. >> it believes that these 5 gop members of congress have vital information to their investigation. the investigation into the january 6 attack on the capitol has taken a dramatic turn. they're not conducting investigation. house republican leader kevin mccarthy, congressman jim jordan of ohio, mo brooks of alabama, scott perry of pennsylvania and andy biggs of arizona were subpoenaed for testimony about events surrounding the attack in efforts to overturn the 2020 election. mccarthy slim, the committee for the so they just want to go after their political opponent. >> committee member and maryland congressman jamie raskin says he expects gop lawmakers to comply every american, including members of congress. >> will come and testify before a committee if they have. information that's relevant to our investigation. >> and the white house weighing in saying president biden supports the work of the janu

we have reshad hudson standing by dc with the latest. >> good morning. the vote is epalmost certain to fail given republicans have the votes to block it. but senate democrats say it's time to see where all senator stand on the issue of abortion. >> now, the entire country. we'll be watching. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will vote today on the women's health protection act. a bill that would federally protect abortion services. the vote is in response to a league supreme court draft opinion that indicated the court is poised to overturn roe v wade. this is a giant step backwards in the rights of women and the rights of americans. nevada. senator jacky rosen says the potential decision by the high court could cost lives. women are understandably scared and they're angry and this threat against our rights is horrific. >> republicans on the other hand, don't see it as a danger and considered a victory for the antiabortion rights movement. >> this particular measure the democrats have today is particularly radical. >> senate republi

. >> rising prices and hudson joins us live from dc with more higher shot. hi, james and darya. the white house says they're working hard to address inflation. >> and but republicans say they're not working hard enough. the president laid out a big plan yesterday while meeting with farmers. >> i stand here today. thank you. american farmers who are the who are the bread basket of democracy. >> while touring a family farm in illinois wednesday, president biden told farmers he wants to increase their production by cutting out red tape. right now, america's fighting on 2 fronts and home. this inflation and rising prices. lebron is helping ukraine defend their democracy to support them. the administration will increase the number of counties that can get insurance for double cropping or for planning a second crop on the same land in a single year. the feed america, you've got to see pandemic. you're literally the backbone of our country on capitol hill, new york congressman hakeem jeffries says fighting inflation is a top priority for democrats with focused on doing the work. >> low