much more ollie berman _ in the f county 2 championship.e f county 2 championship. much more ollie berman on the _ in the f county 2 championship. much more 0llie berman on the bbc sport website but that is all a sport for now. some developing years now coming into us from the united states, we've been hearing from the leader of the us senate, the democratic politician chuck schumer, who is the highest ranking jewish politician in the united states. he was delivering a speech on the floor of the senate and he made some remarks that we will share with you. he said that the israeli government should hold new elections, suggesting that israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu rest making the united states are like a pariah. he said at this critical juncture, i believe a new election is the only way to allow for a healthy and open decision—making process about the future of israel at a time when so many israelis have lost their confidence in the vision and direction of their government. that is the scene live in the senate, his speech has wra

elya berman, having retired to the laboratory after a busy day, could finally do his usual thing.o watch how first a fuzzy image and then an image appeared in the baths. the twentieth in the life of the young belarusian republic is the time to turn to the national theme, its origins, and cultural heritage. this is the time for the creation of circles and amateur clubs of the local intelligentsia. in the area of ​​the former konsky parade ground in minsk, since 1918, members of the belarusian hut circle have gathered. there were ears of corn here all the time and there were baths. in the center of st. petersburg, as always on wednesdays , the elite of the intelligentsia gathered, however, lately there has been little talk about art and literature, they were more concerned about other problems. you don't know if there will be is there a canteen organized, after all, for writers? yes, i heard kotlerev fussing about all these issues. oh, we still have to live in difficult times instead of literature. the writer thinks whether there will be a warm reading room in his house, but let’s n

elya berman, secluded in his inner sanctum of the darkroom, was in high spirits; he took out the recordsm the stack like this. the studio was filled with the amazing sound of our favorite performer larisa alexandrovskaya! theatrical and vocal art, deputy of the supreme soviet of the ussr of several convocations. larisa alexandrovskaya lived a long, bright life filled with meaning and content.

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state assembly member mark berman announced the plan at castle mark elementary in campbell. the school is just blocks away from the spot you might remember where the driver hit and killed eight-year-old jacob villanueva while walking to school. the plan would lower the speed limit in school zones to 20 miles per hour or less and also establish a more straight forward time standard for speed zones instead of signs that say when children are present. >> the hours include flexibility for communities to alter hours if those hours don't make sense based on the circumstances in that area. >> assembly member berman's office says california is one of nine states with a school zone speed limit greater than 20 miles per hour. only six other states mandate the use of when children are present signage. >>> san jose has a recycling problem, not the people don't recycle enough. it is more that people are putting things in the blue bin that don't belong so san jose is re-educating people on what you can recycle and what you cannot. here to tell us more is meteorologist vianey arana. >> you

this change cannot be -- this legislation cannot be described as other than receiving from the berman amendment and that principle in american law. which does not by the way did not emerge from the brow of representative berman in 1988 but predicated on a much earlier principle of first amendment law established in 1965 by the united states supreme court. in the case postmaster -- lamont vs. postmaster general. which said, the american people have a right of first amendment right of access to foreign propaganda. at first it may be remarkable or strike one it's odd to hear that that's because the proper relationship between government and citizen in the united states is that the citizen decides what to be exposed to and what ideologies to embrace and consider. and is always free to engage in expression including across international boundaries. that remains the prevailing constitutional law today. and it begs this question, how could it be that congress should be working hard to devise a means to circumvent that principle, that prevailing principle of the first amendment. against the u

i'm kate bolduan with john berman and sara sidner. this is cnn and then news central >> it is super tuesday. but how will history books remember this one? will it be the one that all but clinch the 2024 ticket this early? the one that reveal new cracks, any reelection pitch or the one we're nikki haley surprised us all we will soon learn friends as more polls across more states are now open, voters can now vote in the state to see behind me there in green. and very soon these west coast states in blue, we'll be joined in the party more than a third of gop delegates are at stake today. right now, donald trump has 276, meaning tonight, he could get very close to nabbing the nomination. as for president biden today, he could add more than 1,400 delegates to help him reach his nearly 2000 goal john berman is out in the cold and castle rock, colorado. you're all bundled up with that nice scarves. john, i just noticed breaking news. more people have come to that ballot box we're at eight cars. eight cars have now visited this ballot box her

state s semibleeman mark berman. >> the hours are 7:00 a.m.does include flexibility for communities to alter those hours if those hours don't make sense that area, but those are the hours that have the greatest possibility for risks. >> we've already had some cities reach out to us to say, hey, we want it earlier. we want to start at 6:00 a.m. because some students get dropped off early in school and that's why we have the flexibility. >> the elementary school is where state assemblyman berman announced the proposal. that is where villanueva attended just blocks from where he was killed. >> a shift is happening at district schools and application numbers are on the rise. this is the first time we've seen that in recent years, but it will be enough to change the course of the challenge district. that is a question a lot of people are asking as nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab reports the district said it had more schools than needed. >> 14,000 applications in 2024, that number is up for the first time in recent years which means the interest

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elya berman, secluded in the darkroom after a tense day. day, i watched with particular trepidation asegates of the first congress of peasant women gradually came to life in the developer, so different, but so inspired, special, their images did not at all fit in with those familiar ideas about a rural woman, illiterate, immersed in their household chores, the spirited , uncompromising delegates came to mind, with what persistence they convinced him elya that everything was already changing. and the woman in the village is canceled too, a smile involuntarily appeared on elye’s face. there was no point in objecting. here, everything is written like this, the article is called like that. why are congresses of peasant women convened? social activist, deception, burial of a working woman. we'll end this, period. lively young ladies are already of a new breed, as they wrote. elye's attempts to convince them otherwise, they encountered more and more new arguments. many women work in women's councils, on collective farms, and participate in public work. there were young ladies, but now what?

elya berman, secluded in the darkroom after a busy day, watched with particular trepidation as the developeregates of the first congress of peasant women gradually come to life, so different, but so spiritually special, their images did not at all fit in with those usual ideas about a rural woman. illiterate, immersed in their household chores. the spirited, uncompromising delegates came to mind. and with what insistence they convinced him, elya, that everything was already changing, and the herring woman was changing too. a smile involuntarily appeared on elye's face. there was no point in objecting. here, everything is written like this. that's what the article is called. for what congresses of peasant women-social activists are convened. let's put an end to this, that's it, period, lively young ladies, man, working women are buried, we are already a new generation, as they wrote in the newspapers, literally stepping on him. elye’s attempts to convince them otherwise were met with more and more new arguments. many women in women's councils work on collective farms and participate in social

we just heard john berman thing 25 million has already been raised right? in one night for joe biden. i want to talk to you about the campaigning that we're seeing donald trump doing april 15, now scheduled to be his first criminal trial here in new york, which would mean because of the law hear the defendant has to be in the courtroom for this, which means he can't be on the campaign trail, but there are cameras that are going to be there every single day as this trial gets underway. how does he use it? how does it hurt him not being out on the campaign trail or is he able to just basically go out to the cameras and use them? >> i do think in objective-c hurts him to not be in kinga key swing states. but i do think he knows how to use the media to get his message out. he is going to have every camera, every network tuned in to see what remarks he says when he leaves. if he can have a discipline message, he's going to say his nonsense, witch hunt, stuff at the top. >> but >> if he can lean into a bit of a campaign message at each of these these court hearin

and zack option, there is a senior director of the council extremism project here in berman and i asked him how tyna and russia managed to negotiate to deal with the who these who continued to target western countries vessels that very clearly. and obviously iran as plays a major role in yeah, iran is a major sponsor rupees. it is also very close to china and russia increasingly so over the last couple of years because of risk and pressure. and so my best guess, without being involved in these negotiations, is that they went through the main route, both countries, of course, having an interest to keep the shipping boats open russia to get an edge out and trying to get it's um, merchandise into europe. and how does the policies benefit from this arrangement? well, the problem is, according to media reports is of course that the china and russia agreed to politically support the working movement. whatever that means potentially means that the attempts to run up the pressure of via united nations security council in sanctions will be slowed down by both these countries while permanent memb

berman? i do not. all right. this is the uncommitted vote in michigan primaries with an incumbent democratic president on the ballot. look on committed got 13%. that's not nothing. but in 2012 where there was no big uncommitted campaign against that incumbent president barack obama. uncommitted got 11%. now, i'm not a big mathematician, but 11% and 13% are pretty close together. yes, there was high turnout for uncommitted this time around, but there was also high turnout for the incumbent president joe biden. what was really a primary in which we all knew he was going to win. so the fact is, i don't see this as a very big deal. >> it's good that our senior data reporter is admitting that he's not a very good mathematician, but be that as it may, a lot of people saw this result as president biden having problems with the left in his party. is that whereas problem lines no, i do not believe it's where it lies. all right. so look, biden versus trump among democrats, look among very liberal, look at this margin that

john berman is in colorado for super tuesday. we will see him in just a bit. cnn news central starts right now. >> there are tuesday and then there are super tuesdays, friends, the election day energy filling the air. i know you can feel it this early in the morning right now, polls are open in seven states, next hour for more states will be joining them. and that continues throughout the day, throughout the morning as millions of voters will be casting their super tuesday ballots. >> so >> while few things are certain in life these days, we well know one thing that does seem almost assured is that by the end of the night, the needle will be moving closer to deciding the general election matchup, 800 republican delegates are up for grabs today and for all of those keeping track at home right now, donald trump has 276, meaning tonight he could get really, really, really, really quite close to securing the nomination, which requires 1,215 delegates for president biden. today's less about the delegate math and more about his campaign, learning a lot, learning a l

sarah is with john berman. this is cnn news central >> all right. >> breaking this morning just a short time ago, dollars fraud posted on social media claiming he has almost 500 million cash on hand. that's just three days from the deadline to hand over that huge bond payment in new york for his appeal. this is what trump posted through hard work, talent and luck. i currently have almost 500 hundred million dollars in cash, a substantial amount, which i had intended to use in my campaign for president. now, we should note that over the course of his long career donald trump hasn't always been the most reliable arbiter of how much money he has in one place or another. but that's the claim he just posted that comes after of course, he couldn't find any insurance company to underwrite a bond. right? >> and we also learned this morning that new york attorney general, her office, will be allowed to respond to the claim that he couldn't find a bond for this. now cnn's kara scannell and former assistant special water

the only way that cnn can let's start with the john berman in colorado for us, are a berman. so the supreme court reinstating trump's eligibility for the colorado primary yesterday. what are voters saying? well, >> first of all, i can confirm that in fact it is super tuesday. you are 100% right? about that, brianna, and this is castle rock, colorado, and this is an in-person voting location. i'm stressing that because it's one of 150 places you can vote in-person today. and there has been a slow but steady trickle of people why not that many? because most people in this state vote in drop boxes or by mail, you can actually vote in a dropbox here today, you can show up with your ballot already filled in and put it in that box right there, then walk out and go about your business. you're in beautiful, colorado. if you do want to vote here today, you get your ballot over there. you fill it in and you put it in that box. separately, right there. now, brianna, i can show you here. we have them sample ballots you mentioned donald trump, the supreme court ruling word supreme court s

berman is urging voters to back changes he says are already in place and state border in california.> california is one of just 9 states in the country with a school zone. speed limit greater than 20 miles per hour with this change will achieve higher compliance with the school zone. speed limit, which is critically important to student safety. >> the bill would also get rid of the quote when children are present language in traffic signs. another former employee at the federal women's prison in dublin has been sentenced for sexually abusing inmates. nakea nunley is a 7th employee to be convicted. >> prosecutors say nunley abused 5 women. he was assigned to supervise and engaged in acts with 2 women authorities also say threatened the victim with transferring her to another facility. >> take a look. a san mateo county releasing new renderings of the planned affordable housing project. it moss beach. it would include 71 1 to 3 bedroom homes spread across 16 buildings. a quarter of the units would be reserved for farm workers and other low income residents and all of the units would be

kei 0kamura, portfolio manager at neuberger berman.cts the survey will show sentiment continues to improve among japanese manufacturers. this take on business confidence survey comes out every quarter, and i think in recent quarters we have started to see a pick—up in sentiment improving. we should continue to see that trend especially for large manufacturers with experts, of course, semiconductor related names. what i will be looking for is on the small to midsize companies, whether that sentiment is being reflected there. and of course the company's ability to continue to see higher prices going forward and that should be a good indicator of whether that's positive feedback cycle of rising prices are sustainable going forward. what does that lead _ sustainable going forward. what does that lead to _ sustainable going forward. what does that lead to your _ does that lead to your expectations for policy? the bank ofjapan _ expectations for policy? the bank of japan was _ expectations for policy? tue: bank ofjapan was recently bank of j

elya berman, who had secluded his inner sanctum of the darkroom, was in high spirits; from a stack of records he took out his favorite winding potyphon. the studio was filled with the amazing sound of our favorite performer larisa alexandrovskaya. three orders of lenin, laureate of the stalin prize in the field of theatrical and vocal art, deputy of the supreme soviet of the ussr of several convocations. larisa alexandrovskaya lived a long, bright life filled with meaning and content. this is the result of the activities of larisa alexandrovskaya. the path to the top began in the most difficult twenties, when women of the country of the soviets joined active social processes with their talent, declaring themselves in the country and in the world. a good morning should start with a proper breakfast. tell us what we will cook today. today you and i will prepare a rather unusual breakfast, it will be in an asian style, it will be spring rolls. with a sea cocktail, tell me that we are having a champion for breakfast today, and today we will have pink salmon meatballs with salad, it will b

elya berman, in the privacy of his darkroom after a busy day , sorted through photographs of activists faces of women, as they were now called, of the new formation. having opened a brand new album, elya began to arrange the photographs in a certain sequence. his name was so unusual for him, a woman from the country of the soviets. the women of the new country of the soviets changed its appearance so much that many belarusians were talked about not only in the ussr, with their achievements they proved to the world that in the soviet union, for the first time in history , conditions were created for the self-realization of women in politics, creativity, in production in science, and many really changed this world. watch in the next episode about larisa alexandrovskaya, an outstanding opera singer, the first belarusian artist to be awarded the title of people's artist of the soviet union.

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elya berman, secluded in his darkroom after a busy day, sorted through photographs of activists and komsomolge women. he peered into the faces of women, as they were now called, of the new formation. having opened a brand new album, elya began to arrange the photographs in a certain sequence. his name was so unusual for him, a woman of the country advice. the women of the new country of the soviets changed its appearance so much that many belusians started talking not only in the ussr, but among their own. we confidently step into a new day and do it to the music of our own, the music that sounds inside each of us. she is everywhere in the sun, in timid movements. at our fingertips, music inspires, makes us think and opens up thousands of paths for us. music can change the world because it can change us. music is inside each of us. personnel decide everything, what you can do, you don’t need to carry the keys, the main thing the country's agricultural forge, every year we have more and more foreigners, intiagulonga is organizing an open day, sheet? automatically how they actually train speci

well, assemblyman marc berman introduce the safer school zones act in front of camels.ntary school yesterday. he says a lower speed limit and establishing want zones could prevent deadly accidents like the one that happened. fun of the school back in 2022. 1, 8, year-old boy died crossing the street as he walked with his baby sister berman is urging voters to back changes he says are already in place in states bordering california. california is one of just 9 states in the country. >> with a school zone speed limit greater than 20 miles per hour with this change will achieve higher compliance with the school zone. speed limit, which is critically important to student safety. >> the bill would also get rid of when children are present language in traffic signs. for your help. this morning, health officials are warning about an increase in wellbeing cough cases in marin county, especially in teenagers. well, will trez live in valley with what you need to know will good morning. >> rania. i'm in front of pies, high school. it is ground 0 in marin county in terms of hoping

you can see at the podium is state assembly member marc berman. he is introduced a bill that would lower the speed limit around schools to no more than 20mph. the bill would also require school zones to have signs that list the specific times schools are in session, and when those slower speeds would apply. now, castlemont elementary and campbell's, where almost two years ago, september of 2022, an eight year old boy, jacob villanueva, was struck by a car while in the crosswalk on his way to school. the driver stopped and cooperated with investigators, but the child later died at the hospital. after that tragedy, the city and the district did make some changes to the intersections around the school, adding some of the pylons that you see in the distance. there behind the podium where, state assembly member mark berman is talking about this bill right now. but we're going to listen in to what he has to say. and i'll also hear from some of the school district officials who are at this meeting. again talking about this bill being proposed, that if pa

leonard berman, in fact, he says that it is stupid, dirty, sterile, this means that the words are finally the tax economist in america , between those who are finally building a factory. yes, if in fact we lower the rate, which we are going to do in the next bills, this can also be adjusted according to it, but in my opinion , it should definitely be higher, and secondly, considering the numbers, in your opinion, it is a suitable number, in my opinion , it should be higher. it means that i should be more. yes , for the first years, my 10% could be even more than this time. it means that yes, it could be 45. ok, the rate reduction could have happened later , because our housing peaks happen once every few years. it seems that we should adjust it in such a way that in relation to inflation, this is one of the features of bandaz, in my opinion, it could be even faster, mr. nasir , if it was faster in your opinion, it would not be better to balance the rates. we can put an atom bomb under the economy and say yes, for example, two people are making a profit, let's blow up the economy . well, i

you know, since community college's inception, free, and through the support by assembly member, mark bermanislation, ab 3158, 3158. we are hoping to have things legislated so we can use our unrestricted general funds. so, super exciting and it's all about equity, right? because tuition is linked to whether or not students can have this opportunity. and so that's really why we're so excited about the free tuition and we are removing barriers, we are making sure that our practices are inclusive and so that all students can get an education. damian: can that be the difference, doctor, to some students, i can or can't--i can go to college or i can't go to college? jennifer: absolutely, we are experiencing--our students are experiencing so many, sort of, what we call issues when it--surrounding student needs. so whether it's students who are homeless, or having transportation issues, or unable to afford, you know, books, or pay for tuition. how can we ask students to focus on their academics and scholarship if they're not even able to meet those basic needs that we all should have? and tuition i

and how the investigation going into how this happened i'm sure a side where kate bolduan and john berman, this is cnn news central >> democrats say they are fired up today in chuck schumer's words, exhilarated still today day after biden's fate of the union address last night. now, today, biden is hoping to capitalize on that energy very soon. he's heading to pennsylvania to talk to voters then team biden is fanning out the 22 states, lighting up behind me on that map from coast-to-coast will by the end of this month, a white house official will the visit an administration official will visit each one of those states. the top democrat in the senate, chuck schumer, last hour was talking to john, how a play for you about what he said about how he's feeling right now? >> the speech showed that america is strong and biden is strong, and anyone who sat in that room would have no doubt something else that the white house is sure to be happy about today is touting the new jobs report just out this morning. cnn's arlette saenz's at the white house for us once again, arlette, what are you hearing

sarah is with john berman. this is cnn news central >> all right. >> breaking this morning just a short time ago, dollars fraud posted on social media claiming he has almost 500 million cash on hand. that's just three days from the deadline to hand over that huge bond payment in new york for his appeal. this is what trump posted through hard work, talent and luck. i currently have almost 500 hundred million dollars in cash, a substantial amount, which i had intended to use in my campaign for president. now, we should note that over the course of his long career donald trump hasn't always been the most reliable arbiter

that's what an ohio share of just told john berman about the deadly tornadoes that swept across three states five on the ground. to show you the aftermath and the search for survivors. and we are keeping a very close eye on georgia this morning where a judge is set to rule today. any moment on whether fulton county da fani willis will be taken off donald trump's election version case >> beyond the call of duty raja you buy a place from the place for senior living advice? talk to an expert advisor today at no cost to your family >> it's really been a gift having mom live with us. but as a nurse, my training told me she needed more help than i could provide. so i connected with the place for mom. my senior living advisor. understood are unique situation. she quickly recommended communities and set up tours, a place for mom, helped us get to a decision and now mom so well cared for talk to an expert senior living advisor today at no cost to your family >> it's a new day one. we're our shared values propel us towards a more secure future through august of partnership built upon cutting-ed

i'm john berman with kate baldwin cnn news central starts now >> while you were sleeping, things got how do even more confusing and texas? this is all about the state's controversial new immigration law that would allow state law enforcement to arrest and deport people suspected of entering the country illegally. and it's now the subject of dramatic back-and-forth with the supreme court overnight here's where things stand right now. the law is on hold. once again. here is how we got there. the conservative majority of the us supreme court had cleared the way for the law. and it's known as senate bill four, sb4 to take effect. >> while >> the legal battle was playing out, making its way through the court system. but then just hours later appeals court said, hold on. once again, pausing these new law enforcement measures as they consider whether or not the law violates the constitution. critics say that sb4 at its core, what this gets down to critics say that it violates human rights stokes racial profiling, and overreaches government authority. the texas governor though says it is nec

assembly member mark berman will join us live to discuss his bill that aims to reduce speed limits. join us for those stories and more. at 530 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. i'm on jr. >> all right. thank you so much, stephanie. and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc seven news.com and join steph in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel and all of us here. thanks for joining us. i'm j.r. stone and i'm ama daetz. >> we'll see you again at 6:00. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. >> linsey: tonight, the stunning new images just in as we come on the air. the first look onboard the cargo ship that took down the bridge in baltimore. what the images reveal. >>> the former billionaire sentenced in one of the worst cases of financial fraud in american history. >>> and what has four presidents past and present in new york tonight? >>>

actually, leonard berman says that it is stupid, dirty, sterile, these words are, after all, the economist. in fact, it is a tax in america between the person who has finally established a factory, yes, if we actually lower the rate, which we are going to do in the next bills, this can also be adjusted according to it, but in my opinion, it must be higher, and secondly, according to the number of views you are a good number, i think it should be more, that is, more, yes, especially for the first years, 10% could be even more than this twice, that is, more than 35 or 45. every few years, when it happens, we have to adjust it in such a way that compared to the inflation, it could be even faster, sir. nasir aghdam, in your opinion, it was faster, wouldn't it be better , the number of cash is very high, we did a lot of work, can we put an atom bomb under the economy and say that yes, for example , two people are making profit, let's come to our economy , the tax system they are implementing, the double tax system, the double tax system is like this. he says that i will tax the workforce in a s

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john berman is in denver john, what are we hearing? hearing from haley as she's about to make this announcement in just a few hours what are we hearing? for her as far as whether or not she is going to back donald trump, has she said anything on those terms >> well, look, i think that is going to be the most interesting thing. how she frames this, how she frames this day. i'm here in denver in front of the colorado state capitol colorado is a state that both donald trump and president biden won on super tuesday. but super tuesday was so yesterday, we're now in this brand new historic boric phase of this campaign the first presidential rematch is dwight eisenhower and stevenson, the first time donald trump hopes to be, to be a president to serve non-consecutive terms since grover cleveland, this is truly historic. and if yesterday was super tuesday, today is sort of haley wednesday, nick he haley dropping out of the race very shortly and both candidates, donald trump and joe biden, who are left trying to win over her voters. joe biden,

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john berman. >> all right. very soon lawmakers returned to capitol hill staring down a dwindling shutdown clock, if you've heard this one before, let me know. here's the deal. a huge funding plan is due friday night, which likely means right now a shutdown is inevitable. well, simply because there are not enough days to get this done, the key questions right now, how long will it last and how much damage might this to cnn's lauren fox is joining us now. lauren, you're heading to the hill soon >> what? where is the timing crunch happening here? give us some sense of how close they might be to an actual deal >> yes, sarah, i'll start with the good news. first. negotiators have come to an agreement on the dhs funding bill. this is a bill to fund the department of homeland security and it had been one of the last hang-ups as they were trying to move forward with negotiating this package of six spending bills over the weekend. the white house and republicans had to scramble together a last-minute discussion to try t

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state assembly member mark berman announced legislation that would lower the speed limit in school zones to 20 miles per hour or less. he made the announcement outside castlemon elementary school. it's just blocks away from where jacob villanueva was hit by a car and killed in 2022. right now, the signs just say when children are present. >>> new at 11:00, a dream purchase in paradise turns into a nightmare for a bay area woman. a house was mistakenly built on the plot of land she bought in hawaii and then sold, and now, she's being sued by the developer. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran is joining us now to break it down for us. this sounds like a mess. >> reporter: yeah, audrey, it is chaos. it starts in 2018, ann reynolds feels like she's found the perfect lot on the big island. her daughter lives in hawaii, so, the idea was in the future, she could build a home. but the pandemic hit and she got busy, so, imagine her surprise when she gets a call in the summer of 2023 that a house had been sold on her land. this is the video ann reynolds took in 2018 of the lot on the big island she had j

i'm john berman with kate bolduan and sara sidner this is a special friday edition of cnn news central >> lots off and game-on. apparently, the word of the night and still this morning seemed to be fiery fiery president biden delivering his state of the union address and the heat continues today as he takes his message on the road, biden heads to pennsylvania very soon we showed this map behind me, lighting up 22 states from coast to coast by the end of this month, someone from the white house will be visiting each one of those states i think that is it a football term flooding the zone. we're gonna go with that as they clearly move into general election mode. president biden did not mention donald trump by name last night, but may no secret that trump was a central focus of his message. the entire speech. cnn's arlette seinz, is that the white house for us joining us once again, arlette, what more are you learning about how biden hopes to keep the fire from last night burnings still today okay. president biden is hoping to build off the momentum from last night's state of the union ad

but low park state assemblyman marc berman introduced new legislation which would drop california school zone. speed limits to 20 miles per hour or less. the bill would also replace the when children are present coffee at with specific times. no longer will. we asked drivers to take their eyes off the road and search for whether there's a child president because after our bill. >> drivers will know whether you're in shasta county or san diego county, the before and after school. you need to slow down. it was a year and a half ago in september of 2022. 8, year-old jacob via new wave, councilman elementary school 3rd grader died after being hit by a car while walking to school. we are determined that jacobs death not be in vain. and this is one more step in the right direction. the safer school zones act also requires improve safety planning within a half-mile of schools. backers of the bill say by creating similar standards around all california schools, drivers are more likely to comply if the bill passes the legislature and signed by the governor takes effect january first of 2025. >> b

hey, baldwin was sarah signer and john berman. this is cnn news central >> this morning, how warm do you like your bloodbath of fierce debate this morning after donald trump said there would be a bloodbath that he is not elected. the debate is not over whether he said he did he said there would be a bloodbath that v is not elected. the debate is over whether he meant it only in the auto industry because it came during part of his speech where he was talking about cars or if he meant it more broadly. >> here it is. >> we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line. and your dr. to be able to sell those guys. if i get elected now, if i don't get elected, it's going to be a bloodbath for the whole that's gonna be the least of it. it's going to be a bloodbath for the conscience. >> so the biden campaign latched onto the ward, bloodbath saying, trump wants and other january 6. but republicans say no now say first, he was speaking about the possibility of criminals been among the immigrants and those are

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