not only did you go to yale in new haven, you're from new haven? >> i am from new haven?le is like going to your local community college. [ laughter ] >> that's exactly right, local technical college. yeah, totally. >> jimmy: i would love to talk new haven pizza with you for a moment. i'm interested. i've not had it. >> are you a big pizza guy? >> jimmy: very very much. >>ny pal tan thing. it's the neapolitans. >> jimmy: it's a little burnt? >> the crust -- depends which place you go. the crust is pretty chewy. i like it. it's thin. it's really -- oh, man, it's good. i literally have never had better pizza. i'm a snob about it. i've gone to italy and been like, no, this isn't good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and you live in new york, too. >> where i get into all kinds of altear cases with people about it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: don't you think it's true whatever pizza you're exposed to growing up is the pizza for the rest of your life you think is the best one? >> that's probably true. my kid is a new yorker, hi took him to new haven, he doesn't like it. >> jimmy: what is the

new haven. >> thank you. read us an alarming story. new haven ferry port . six alarming story.sts. and of course, we'll have all the latest on that throughout the show . and now to the fallout show. and now to the fallout from another terrible night for the tories . and rishi sunak is the tories. and rishi sunak is even under more pressure after the government lost two crucial by elections . the conservatives by elections. the conservatives were defending majority of 18,000. in wellingborough and 11,000 in kingswood, and both seats fell to labour last night. well, i'm joined now in our studio by our political correspondent olivia lee. olivia, there's no dressing this up in a good manner. it was carnage . um, a record swing carnage. um, a record swing since world war ii. in wellingborough to previously thought of a safe seat for owing to labour, it was bedlam . to labour, it was bedlam. >> well, absolutely. it was a terrible night for the conservatives there are all sorts of terrible stats. uh, the conservatives have now lost eight by—election in this parliament. that's more tha

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cemetery as a career new haven lawyer shortly. but textualism the constitution, using a free person, what in the declaration of independence set that up as an education standard, whether it be the people who have achieved moral authority. and that would help the open wounds that danielle was still speaking to. if the if a free person is an education standard, someone who had to achieve moral authority could go to mass every and community still be recognized as righteous, maybe we're in the spirit of the constitution created equal is a basis a free person as the language for an education said so you're created equal but you have to achieve. sure the there are many elements crucial to a free society that the constitu lution doesn't directly address families constitution doesn't directly address the question of families that it would be a wrong inference to say an inference that actually many critics do. therefore, the constitution of the spirit of declaration is somehow anti-family and and anti community. they're part of our constit

ferry of a lorry at new haven's ferry port.y crews are currently at the scene and are assisting border force personnel who are leading response. witnesses leading the response. witnesses say several people were taken from back of a cross—channel from the back of a cross—channel freezer lorry jailed . russian freezer lorry jailed. russian opposition leader alexei navalny has reportedly died in prison . has reportedly died in prison. that's according to a russian prison service , which said he prison service, which said he felt unwell after a walk and lost consciousness. russia's sunak described him as a fierce advocate for russian democracy, who demonstrated incredible courage. ukraine's president said earlier that it was clear russia was to blame, accusing vladimir putin of using the death to protect his position. widely considered mr putin's most outspoken critic , mr most outspoken critic, mr navalny had been serving a 19 year prison sentence seen by many as politically motivated . many as politically motivated. labour scored

did uk border force admit a rest after a boat carrying a number of people have arrived on new haven beachfor facilitating detained for illegal entry and anotherforfacilitating it. a another for facilitating it. a further six anotherforfacilitating it. a further six people have been taken to hospitalfor further six people have been taken to hospital for treatment. prince harry has spoken publicly for the first time since the announcement of the game's cancer diagnosis. he told american breakfast television how he jumped on a plane to see his father as soon as possible. he was talking from the canadian town of whistler. he is there visiting the training camp for there visiting the training camp for the invictus games. we will hear more about his interview in a moment, but first emma vardy sent us this update. this is whistler sliding centre where the olympic sports of bobsleigh and luge and skeleton take place. and, if you've seen the film cool runnings, well, you'll know that these are winter sports, which are not for the faint—hearted. and today, prince harry has been giving skeleton a go

it seems like the end of the line for everyone here to drop off the best to bring in august from new haven, connecticut with joined by audiences, a professor of international queens university and ofa of united nations. and the question of palestine and in london is chris goodness, for most books, person for under uh, who's speaking to us in an independent capacity. welcome to the program of the easy way and has until february 25th to report to the i. c. j way has done to comply with the 6 or does it issue today we're putting more emphasis on the humanitarian prospect. do you believe that is right, is doing what it takes to ensure that a consistent delivery of age into this trip. thanks for having the nation. uh, insurance. you know, uh, since the provisional measures order of the i, c. j was issued on the 26th of january. there been 17 massacres committed in the gaza strip. 2000 killed, 2000 palestinians killed, of course. had obviously a, some severe intensification of the situation in sales. we now have 1400000 palestinians pushed towards the south on the border with the egyptian

haven, connecticut with joined by audiences, a professor of international queens, university and ofa of united nations. and the question of palestine and in london is chris goodness, almost books, person for under uh, who's speaking to us in an independent capacity. welcome to the program of the easy way and has until february 25th to report to the i. c. j way has done to comply with the 6 or does it issue today we're putting more emphasis on the humanitarian aspect. do you believe that is right, is doing quote, it takes to ensure that a consistent delivery of age into this trip. thanks for having the nation. uh, insurance. you know, uh, since the provisional measures order of the i, c. j was issued on the 26th of january. there been 17 massacres committed in the gaza strip. 2000 killed, 2000 palestinians killed, of course, had obviously as a severe intensification with situation in sales. we now have 1400000 passed in which towards the south, on the border with the egyptian sinai and the prospect of a permanent forcible transfer of this community into egypt, either through direct bo

haven, connecticut with joined by audiences. a professor of international queens university and ofa of united nation is on the question of palestine and in london. is chris goodness, for most books, person for under uh who is speaking to us in an independent capacity. welcome to the program of the easy way and has until february 25th to report to the i. c. j way has done to combine with the 6 or does it issue today would put more emphasis on the humanitarian aspect. do you believe that is right, is doing what it takes to ensure that a consistent delivery of age into this trip. thanks for having the hash and uh, insurance you know, uh, since the provisional measures order of the i, c. j was issued on the 26th of january. there been 17 massacres. committed in the gaza strip. 2000 killed, 2000 palestinians, killed, of course. and obviously as an severe intensification was situation in sales, we now have $1400000.00 palestinians, which towards the south, on the border with the egyptian side i and the prospect of permanent forcible t

haven, connecticut with joined by audiences, a professor of international queens, university and ofa of united nations. and the question of palestine and in london is chris goodness, almost books, person for under uh who is speaking to us in an independent capacity. welcome to the program of the easy way and has until february 25th to report to the i. c. j way has done to comply with the 6 or does it issue today we're putting more emphasis on the humanitarian aspect. do you believe that is right, is doing quote, it takes to ensure that a consistent delivery of age into this trip. thanks for having the nation. uh, insurance. you know, uh, since the provisional measures order of the i, c. j was issued on the 26th of january. there been 17 massacres committed in the gaza strip. 2000 killed, 2000 palestinians killed, of course. had obviously a, some severe intensification with situation in sales. we now have 1400000 passed in which towards the south on the border with the egyptian sinai and the prospect of a permanent forcible transfer of this community into egypt. either through direct

to them area in west new haven garza was invited by is ready almost at the beginning of the ground operation. we've been shocked by the extensive destruction of building streets and infrastructure and the us defense. secretary vows america will take a little that the 3 steps to defend itself. the statement comes to almost a week after 3 us soldiers were killed and then attacked. an american bays long with the georgia indian syrian border with western media having up a so cold approved flight that america would retaliate the quote, but continuing accomplish all the latest trends, shaping the world right now. welcome to our international i a mike. cope watching our top story, these, our russian president vladimir, put in hasn't for size the effectiveness of russian weapons compact to ukraine's west and imports a specially made up in order to be successful on the battlefield. today. one must react quickly on appropriately to events as they occur. success is achieved by the one who reacts quickly to the means of defeat. use by the enemy, quickly responds to it and not only finds a way to suppres

haven.t be involved. why do you think this would happen now? the election is cominu would happen now? the election is coming up _ would happen now? the election is coming up in _ would happen now? the election is coming up in a _ would happen now? the election is coming up in a few— would happen now? the election is coming up in a few weeks - would happen now? the election is coming up in a few weeks for. is coming up in a few weeks for putin and alexei navalny is the only person who was willing to say i will run for president in opposition to you. even though he couldn't do that for real now, he was always the opposition president. that was dangerous. we opposition president. that was dangerous-_ opposition president. that was dancerous. ~ ., , dangerous. we have seen some small-scale _ dangerous. we have seen some small-scale protest _ dangerous. we have seen some small-scale protest and - dangerous. we have seen some small-scale protest and people| small—scale protest and people laying fl

i'm going to say new haven. i don't know. will: that's new jersey. pete: see you tomorrow.ground sounds] >> we will not hesitate to defend our people and hold responsible all those who harm americans. a time, place of our choosing. that began tonight. [background sounds] it not end tonight. concern will not end tonight. neil: stunning images we're getting the first of this morning in the aftermath of those u.s. airstrikes on at least the 85 iran proxy targets in iraq and syria. the white house says the strikes were successful and part of a multitiered campaign. iraq and iran condemning that campaignful we'll talk to top generals on what exactly was hit and the significance of those targets and what may be next. plus, top lawmakers on the house. armed services committee, republican member mike waltz and democratic member adam smith, they're both here. good morning, everyone. happy weekend to you. i'm neil cavuto, so glad that you're joining us. we'll give you the latest on this, where it stands and where it's going, first to tel aviv where you'll find our trey yingst. trey.

gail president said friday the school will provide funding and training for local teachers in the newnity, and curate a lecture series about the schools passed, associated with slavery, and will houston exhibit at a local museum. then -- scholarship for local high school graduates to attend historically black colleges and universities. gayle's bold move will be welcome at anytime, but it is especially appreciated at a time when our colleges and universities are being attacked in the courts and in congress for their efforts to promote diversity and social justice. what the yale apology acknowledges is that slavery was a historical fact. it's negative affects are real and persist to this day. and we must all rise up, and act together to ensure the injustices of the past aren't passed along to hold back any future generations. we'll be right back. we right back. we for up to zero leaks. always discreet- the protection we deserve! wanna know why people are getting a covid-19 shot? i'm turning the big seven-o and getting back on the apps. ha ha ha. variants are out there... and i have mout

i'm going to say new haven. i don't know. will: that's new jersey. pete: see you tomorrow.

haven, connecticut fertility specialist, dr.. two burton caldwell. she says dr. caldwell told her he would inseminate her using an anonymous medical students sperm. hill got pregnant. >> there's baye erased it in my mind that they weren't my husband's biological children until recently when victoria took a commercially available dna tests curious about her health history to her shock, she found half-siblings. she never knew existed. one of them reached out revealing their biological father is dr. caldwell, but i opened it up. >> it >> basically just kind of put out there what you're seeing, some half siblings because we believe that the dr. that you did your mother there's fertility treatment might be our biological father. >> and i >> just i just remember sitting there just be like quiet what is happening >> victorious. high school boyfriend who asked his identity be concealed was also donor conceived. his parents also use dr. caldwell, the boyfriend took a dna test. >> he texted me and it was a screenshot of the 23 and me conne

haven, connecticut fertility specialist, dr.well. she says, dr. caldwell told her he would inseminate her using an anonymous medical students sperm hill, got pregnant. >> there's bay of me >> i kinda erased it in my mind that they weren't. my husband's biological children until recently when victoria took a commercially available dna tests, curious about her health history to her shock, she found half-siblings. she never knew existed. one of them reached out revealing their biological father is dr. caldwell. >> when i opened it up, it basically just kind of put out there what you're seeing, some half siblings because we believe that the dr. did your mother's fertility treatments might be our biological father. and i just i >> just remember sitting there just be like just like quiet what is happening. >> victoria's high school boyfriend who asked his identity be concealed, was also donor conceived. his parents also use dr. caldwell, the boyfriend took a dna test. >> he texted me and it was a script being shot of the 23 and me con

haven, connecticut fertility specialist, dr. burton caldwell. she says dr. caldwell told her he would inseminate her using an anonymous medical students sperm hill got pregnant. >> there's baye babe erased it in my mind that they weren't. my husband's biological children until recently when victoria took a commercially available dna test curious about her health history to her shock, she found half-siblings, she never knew existed one of them reached out, revealing their biological father is dr. caldwell >> when i opened it up, it basically just kind of put out there what you're seeing is some half siblings because we believe that the dr. that you did your mother's fertility treatment might be our biological father. >> and i just i just remember sitting there just be like quiet. >> what is happening? >> victorious high school boyfriend who asked his identity be concealed, was also donor conceived. his parents also use dr. caldwell the boyfriend took a deal in a test. >> he texted me and it was a screenshot of the 23 and me conne

. >> her mother merely hill turn to a new haven, connecticut fertility specialist, dr. burton caldwell. she says dr. caldwell told her he would inseminate her using an anonymous medical students sperm hill got pregnant. >> there's bay of me >> i kind >> erased it. in my mind that they weren't >> my >> husband's biological children until recently when victoria took a commercially available dna tests curious about her health history to her shock, she found half-siblings, she never knew existed. one of them reached doubt, revealing their biological father is dr. caldwell. >> when i opened it up, it basically just kind of put out there what you're seeing is some half siblings because we believe that the dr. that you did your mother's fertility treatment might be our biological father. >> and i just i, just remember sitting there just being like just >> quiet what is happening. >> victorious high school boyfriend who asked his identity be concealed, was also donor conceived. his parents also use dr. caldwell the boyfriend took a deal in a test. >> he texted me and it was a s

. >> her mother merely hill turn to a new haven, connecticut fertility specialist, dr. burton caldwell. she says dr. caldwell told her he would inseminate her using an anonymous medical students sperm hill got pregnant. >> there's baye of me >> i kind of erased it in my mind that they weren't my husband's biological children until recently when victoria took a commercially available dna tests, curious about her health history to her shock, she found half-siblings. she never knew this is a stood one of them reached out revealing their biological father is dr. caldwell. >> when i opened it up, it basically just kind of put out there what you're seeing, some half siblings because we believe that the dr. did your mother's fertility treatment might be our biological father and i just i just remember sitting there just being like >> quiet. >> what is happening >> victorious high school boyfriend who asked his identity be concealed, was also donor conceived. his parents also use dr. caldwell boyfriend took a dna test. >> he texted me and it was a screenshot of the 23 and me co

haven's ferry port.ix people, we understand were taken to hospital following that incident . police say there were no deaths reported, though, and they are continuing their investigations . a third of small investigations. a third of small boat arrivals since 2018 have taken place while rishi sunak was prime minister that's according to new analysis by the labour party. it comes after 52 people reportedly crossed the channel by small boat yesterday, meaning there's been just over 38,500 arrivals since mr sunak became prime minister. labour says it's proof the government's focus on its rwanda plan isn't enough solve crisis, but enough to solve the crisis, but the government its the government insists its policies are working . it says policies are working. it says with the number of crossings last year down by more than a third to a year earlier third compared to a year earlier , and finally , farmers in kent , and finally, farmers in kent have been taking a stand against cheap imports by blockading a tes

haven's ferry port.ix people were taken to hospital . police, though, say hospital. police, though, say they are continuing their investigations in london. thousands of tens of thousands of protesters, in fact, have been marching through the capital in solidarity with palestinians in gaza . some palestinians in gaza. some violence has broken out between demonstrators and the police, according to reporters at the scene. we understand people scene. we understand 11 people have arrested for have now been arrested for a string of alleged offences, including inciting racial hatred string of alleged offences, incl|assaulting ng racial hatred string of alleged offences, incl|assaulting emergency|tred string of alleged offences, incl|assaulting emergency workers and assaulting emergency workers . former labour leader jeremy corbyn was among those addressing the crowd at 14th addressing the crowd at the 14th national demonstration in the uk. he said there will be as many more as it takes until there is a ceasefir

the day after greg hoover heard from the new haven office of the fbi about gerald ford's involvement with america. first, i personally believe that president ford went to his grave not knowing that. and in fact, it's no exaggeration. he was a lifelong pretty much a lifelong apologist for the fbi and admirer of viagra hoover, one of his first proposals as a freshman congressman, was to raise edgar hoover's salary. you don't know what he would think today. we know some things we didn't know then, but he was always a well, he was a strong champion of law enforcement, but he it bothered him. and one of the few things that he would admit to being bothered, you know, the whole stumble, bum klutz thing, i mean, he laughed at. he really did for the most part. but what didn't bother him was that he was thought as a as a party guy to the exclusion of everything else. and he, in fact, regarded himself as an insurgent and, you know, besides what i've already told you, when he decided to run for congress in 1948, it was as an internationalist. he, like arthur vandenberg, had undergone a dramatic

emergency services at new haven's ferry port. six people, we understand were taken to hospital.olice say they are continuing their investigations exam . for foreign dentists could exam. for foreign dentists could be scrapped under new plans to boost the number of available appointments. it would mean dentists who have trained abroad would be able to start work in the nhs without a formal check on the quality of their education, but the british dental association has dismissed the idea. they say it won't be enough to fix what it's called a leaky bucket. and finally , to leaky bucket. and finally, to royal news reports have suggested that prince harry will not take on a temporary royal role during father's cancer role during his father's cancer treatment, according to reports tonight in the telegraph. the terms agreed when the duke and duchess of sussex left their royal duties in 2020. will we understand , remain unchanged understand, remain unchanged despite the king's illness. it's understood a hybrid working model is still deemed inappropriate by the palace . inappropriate by t

i went to work an architectural firm in new haven, connecticut. that architectural firm was founded by two harvard grads who had gone on to get their masters degree in architecture at yale. one of them, they are both partners in the firm founders of the firm one happen to number one finish number one in his class at yale and two, he was the youngest member of the american institute of architects at the time. he passed the architectural exam is same as wendell both of the partners have since deceased. but, i always say i learned more about entrepreneurial ship learning for those two gentlemen than i ever did in any of my business school classes. because what did they do? one of them was always making sure the day-to-day operations were efficient. we were working, they were controlling costs. making sure the team was producing the drawings for whatever customers and business that we had on hand. but the other went at the same time was always out generating new business. so he was mr. outside making sure there was a pipeline of revenue. because the w

ferry services at new haven's ferry port.eople, we understand, were taken to hospital following that incident. police though, say there were no deaths reported and continuing reported and they are continuing their investigation as a third of small boat arrivals since 2018 have taken place . while 2018 have taken place. while rishi sunak was prime minister that's according to new analysis from the labour party. it comes after 52 people reportedly crossed . the english channel by crossed. the english channel by small boat yesterday , meaning small boat yesterday, meaning there have been just over 38,500 arrivals since mr sunak became prime minister. labour says it's proof the government's focus on its rwanda plan isn't enough to solve crisis, but the solve the crisis, but the government insists its policies are working with the number of crossings. they say crossings. last year, they say down than a third compared down more than a third compared to the previous year. and finally , farmers in kent have finally, farmers in kent h

major incident was sparked yesterday, prompting a large response from emergency services at new haven'sort. six people taken hospital people were taken to hospital following police, following that incident. police, though no deaths though, say there were no deaths reported they continuing reported and they are continuing their investigation as tens of thousands of protesters have been marching through the irish, the scottish and english capitals this afternoon in major demonstrations against the war in gaza . in london, some in gaza. in london, some violence did break out between demonstrators and police , demonstrators and police, according to reporters. you can see there scuffles taking see there some scuffles taking place between officers and members of the public at that march. if you're watching on television there footage showing those , 12 people those scenes, 12 people we understand now been understand have now been arrested a string of alleged arrested for a string of alleged offences in london, including hate related placards, assaults on some officers and for refusing to remo

major incident was sparked yesterday, prompting a large response from emergency services at new haven'serry port. six people taken hospital people were taken to hospital following police, following that incident. police, though no deaths though, say there were no deaths reported they continuing reported and they are continuing their investigation as tens of thousands of protesters have been marching through the irish, the scottish and english capitals this afternoon in major demonstrations against the war in gaza . in london, some in gaza. in london, some violence did break out between demonstrators and police , demonstrators and police, according to reporters. you can see there scuffles taking see there some scuffles taking place between officers and members of the public at that march. if you're watching on television there footage showing those , 12 people those scenes, 12 people we understand now been understand have now been arrested a string of alleged arrested for a string of alleged offences in london, including hate related placards, assaults on some officers and for refusing t

to treat around 1 million new patients who haven�*t seen a dentist for at least two years.20,000 to work in underserved areas for up to three years. i hope it will be welcomed by both patients and the dentists profession alike, because this really is a step change in how we�*re tackling nhs dentistry in this country. but dentists�* representatives say the £200 million of funding isn�*t new. it�*s come because of previous underspending on dentistry. how are you funding it? are you funding it via an underspend in the budget? we are spending £3 billion a year on nhs dentistry. this is an additional... is that an underspend? it�*s an additional 200 million. research by bbc news in 2022 found that nine out of ten dental practices in the uk offering nhs care were not taking on any new adult patients for treatment. i�*ve extracted 13 of my own teeth. some patients were found to be driving hundreds of miles in search of treatment and even pulling out their own teeth. the research led to a parliamentary inquiry. the government have come out with a series of temporary measures, in th

sharon barbour, bbc news.o visitors for two years, after a devastating outbreak of avian flu saw thousands of birds die. now they are reopening for the public next month — so that people can once again enjoy seeing its wonderful seabirds up close — including its famous puffins. mark denton reports. a bright, sparkling february day and the sunshine brought the visitors to seahouses today. glinting across the sea in the distance, in inner farne. and no trip to seahouses is complete without a trip out to the farnes islands. but for the last couple of years, visitors have been able to go round the islands on a boat but not land on them. for the last two years, the farnes, an internationally important habitat for 23 species of birds, have been closed to visitors. bird flu caused the death of 9,000 birds, and for national trust wardens, it's meant the grimmest time. they'd have to deal with that number of carcasses at the time, it was over 6,000 dead birds in 2022. so you can be prepared for it, but it's quite upset

haven's ferry port. other news, investigation. as in other news, alexei navalny's mother has been told by russian officials that her son was struck down by what they called sudden death syndrome . it comes as his syndrome. it comes as his representatives say they don't know where his body is, accusing russian authorities of trying to cover their tracks here in the uk, meanwhile, crowds have been gathered outside the russian embassy, laying tributes and protesting night . protesting through the night. meanwhile sweden is a step closer to joining nato after hungary signalled it would settle a dispute and ratify the membership . sweden is just 140 membership. sweden is just 140 miles from the russian border . miles from the russian border. the country applied to join nato in 2022. a historic shift in its policy, which was prompted by vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine. and 11 people, have been arrested for a string of alleged offences from inciting racial hatred to supporting a proscribed terror organisat

lorry at a new haven port last week. 42 year old anas al—mustafa , who lives old anas al—mustafa, whoeven migrants broke through a wall and escaped from a van he was driving . from a van he was driving. prosecutors told the court that there exit was helped by people on outside side trying to on the outside side trying to break them out the vehicle . break them out of the vehicle. all four of the seven migrants are hospital , with one are still in hospital, with one we in a critical we understand in a critical condition, al—mustafa will condition, mr al—mustafa will appear again at lewes crown court on the 18th of march, downing street says alexei navalny's death must be investigated fully and that those responsible in the russian regime must be held to account. it comes as mps are set to discuss the issue this afternoon, as the government decides what actions to take in response to the putin critics death. it comes as his wife, yulia navalnaya , vows to yulia navalnaya, vows to continue his work, saying that the reason for his death is known and the details those known and the details

to america, we don't need new border laws but enforce the laws we have. biden shamefully opened borders for dictators as more attacks are imminent as warned by the f.b.i. war criminal putin will face trial for the assassination of alexei navalny. his widow is a hero for the oppressed people of russia. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, as a result of intense fighting at the front line a ukrainian soldier's leg was blown off and lived to tell his story with me as now he uses a prosthetic leg to stand. february 24 marked two years ukraine successfully isly resisted unprovoked invasion. mr. davis: in my recent visit to war torn ukraine, i recognized the resilience of its people. while ukrainian soldiers have given so much, including life and limbs much like this soldier. we must not ig

[applause] new jersey will always be a safe haven for reproductive freedom.and guided by our values today i'm asking you to join me in doing more to protect reproductive rights i am calling again with respect on our legislature to pass a bill sponsored by senate majority leader and assemblywoman to scrap out-of-pocket costs for abortion procedures and to do all weekend to protect patients and providers. let us do this before the summer. we cannot lose any momentum in the fight for fundamental freedoms. [applause] and defending freedom also means ensuring our children and families feel safe on our streets. they can live free of the fear of gun violence. and on that front we have made vital progress in new jersey. just last week we received word that in 2023 we saw our lowest numbers of shootings in nearly 15 years. now for those wondering how that could be, there is a simple explanation. it is because we have provided historic funding to community based violence prevention efforts. [cheering] and powering a residence in cities like newark, patterson, jersey ci