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so that freeman street accident san mateo bridge around 13 minutes, a 80 to one on one, is summer feel bridge. 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 20 minute ride. all right, 9.46. is the time and new this morning, the state board of education is moving forward with plans to add its science assessment to the california school but dashboard. >> it's all part of the state's school accountability system using performance data starting last year, school and student groups will receive one of 5 dashboard colors. the lowest performance level will be designated red with the highest performance. they noted in blue. you won't see the science assessment on the dashboard, though, until 2025 because the state needs 3 years of data for that model to be accurate. well, new this morning, the state board of education, as we just said, moving forward with its science more on that to come as they continue to work on that. and again, like i said, bring it into compliance by 2025. all right. your help, we're talking about and actually shows that free school lunches. >> could help the fig

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it's with james freeman from the "wall street journal" available now. >> judge jeanine: we love james. >> judge jeanine: today the fox nation show dropped the cocaine godmother. i narrate the show. it's incredible story about a woman who came from colombia and she started as a madam but then she realized that for all the young women that she flew in from col colombia to miami creae undergarments put cocaine and drugs in them. then she became a drug lord who literally single-handedly ended up improving the economy of miami. this was in the late 1970s and early 1980s. she was brutal. she was a sociopath. she would kill at the drop of the hat. if she didn't like you, she would kill you. and she was a ghost. they couldn't find her for a decade. she was an incredible sociopath, war lord, columbian drug lord. why could you deep showing. >> dana: excellent pitch. >> judge jeanine: great. you got to see it. >> greg: you go girl. we thought drug dealing was just for men. >> dana: you go, greg. >> greg: tonight great show emily compagno, jeff dye, kat timpf, michael loftus. i'm so tired of thes

while you are dialing in we will speak to a reporter with the wall street journal, jess freeman. welcome to the program. questions did the supreme court rule on yesterday? guest: there were a number of arguments donald trump raised in his appeal. the supreme court honed in on one of them, which is only congress can enforce section 3 of the 14th amendment which bars former officials who engage in insurrection or rebellion from public office. the supreme court said only congress can set out the rules for enforcing the provision against a federal candidate and officeholders. that was the question. colorado's supreme court is a state court and had no authority to make that determination that donald trump was ineligible for engaging in insurrection. host: were you surprised it was unanimous? es no, because of the many trump cases the supreme court is hearing. this one seemed pretty clear the courwa this direction. it was clear at the oral argument and the consensus view of many observers of the court, because the applications of 11 each state to make this kind of determination were pr

james freeman assistant editor from "wall street journal" and joe concha. most of this reporting seemed to happen in january. what's your take. >> one of two things. the president is angry, he is anxious, he is involved and passionate trying to whip campaign troops into motion because he sees the poll. one poll at this stage, donald trump was at 48% in march of 2020. george bush 39%. jimmy carter 43%. all lost re-election. joe biden right now if you look at the average is at 38%. perhaps he is angry in private. the leak is familiar. we've seen reports coming out from other publications like "politico" last month what biden says about trump behind closed doors. axios, old yeller, "new york times" joe biden's folk see demean or a short fuse. let's look at the schedule for today in a campaign year. you want to hear it? he has one reception at the white house to celebrate women's history month. then he gets the daily briefing at 3:15 in the afternoon because terrorists sleep on mondays. that's it. you talked about it. there is no flexibility. there isn't that a

the wall street journal james freeman is here and pollster lee carter standing by as well. big implications for 2024. first, let's go to republican west virginia attorney general patrick morrisey. he wrote the brief to the supreme court supporting the former president in this case. he's also running for the governor of west virginia. general, good to have you here. thanks for joining us today. tell me your reaction to this and tell me what pact your amicus brief may have had on the thinking of the supreme court. >> absolutely. so thank you, martha, for having me on. all along, we mad believed that the actions on the states to disqualify president trump from the ballot would always be found invalid because this was essentially a federal decision. we know that the states have been trying to put out some extra criteria. that's not included under the constitution. that's not part of the c categorical statistics. we thought in order for somebody to be vulnerable to being thrown off of the ballot, you needed to have a federal decision by congress. that obviously didn't occur. so

while you are dialing in we will speak to a reporter with the wall street journal jess freeman.elcome to the program. c legal questions did the supreme court rule on yesterday? guest: there were a number of arguments donald trump raised in his appeal. the supreme court honed in on one of them, which is only congress can enforce section amendment which bars former officials who engage in insurrection or rebellion from public office. the supreme court said only congress can set out the rules for enforcing the provision against a federal candidate and officeholders. that was the question. colorado's supreme court is a state no authority to make that determination that donald trump was ineligible for engaging in insurrection. host: were you surprised it was unanimous? no, because of the many trump cases the supreme court is hearing. this one seemed pretty clear the court was going to go in this direction. it was clear at the oral argument and the consensus view of many observers of the court because the applications of 11 each state to make this kind of determination were pretty sev

. >> south street after running the story. yeah danny freeman in philly. >> thanks so much. really wonderful project there. another worthy note in our pop culture lead i had the honor to design and draw a new t shirt for the dave matthews band. it is vintage style. it features the members of the band, the dave matthews band as superheroes. they're the avengers. you all proceeds for the shirt go to help build specially designed mortgage free homes for wounded veterans. part of the program i support every year called homes for our troops. look for more info and a link to order the shirt pinned to the top of my x page, formerly known as twitter. you can find me at jake tapper or go to dave matthews band.com. president biden is about to speak now outside philly. the first lady is ramping up her introduction. let's listen in. and that starts here in this room with all of you. >> so please help me welcome my husband. the 46th president of the united states, joe biden . >> i think i should go home now. hello? >> delco. >> i'm joe biden. i'm jill biden's husband. and thanks to the e

a lot of print over the weekend with the "wall street journal" and mr. freeman? how you get out ofs $34 trillion of debt. two points i made. one, grow your way out. no other way out. you're not able to raise taxes enough, in my opinion, in the next administration. whoever's president, to get out of that. also we talked a lot about our common man cpi. which suggests to me it's going to be very difficult for president biden trying to be as fair as possible. very hard for him to ignore this issue going into november, because people's standard of living declined over the past threeyears, based on our common cpi things you have to buy. it's food, energy -- insurance. clothing, housing. utilities. it's now things you "might" like to buy. food and energy non-core, and for most people eating and staying warm is pretty core. this is what we focused on. that's shown, again, a pretty serious deterioration in the standard of living, over the past three years. >> people forget and i think you forget the key elements of effect of the four-year highs in inflation, and when infl

danny freeman. thank you. >> we'll still ahead. >> russia arrests more journalists >> as wall street journal reporter, evan gershkovich marks one year in detention. president biden is just issued a new threat to moscow, plus how a crumbling insurance market is pricing people out of their homes as companies pull out of entire states refusing the company for anyone, there and fish in the florida keys are spinning in circles until they die. >> what could be >> causing this bizarre behavior? here >> these stories and more coming up this >> our on cnn news central us didn't check. >> we hear nothing. >> the space shuttle accident, it's usually not one thing. it's a series hello. >> is that part of the wing coming apart >> space shuttle columbia, the final flight or mere sunday, april 7 at nine on cnn brought in a juror max protein with 30 grams of protein those who tried be felt more energy and just two weeks here, i'll take that ensure max protein, 30 grams protein one prim sugar, 25 vitamins and minera

she's got her eye on his process, 40 wall street. said she looks at it every day. >> we've heard this phrase tossed around, fire sale. it's something that we had talked about when this judgment had initially come down. i believe the only building that donald trump outright owns, he has a loan on it, $100 million, is trump tower. he's still got to pay back that $100 million if he's able to sell that property, and other properties as well, one of which paul just mentioned. is he looking at the possibility here of a fire sale? >> yeah, so people need to understand, mr. trump's lawyers say he does not have the cash, the liquidity to pay this bond. they say he would have to liquidate some of his real estate at fire sale prices to come up with the money because people would know he's in distress. they say that would cause irreparable injury to the former president. the attorney general responded that the alternative essentially would be to stick the state with real estate assets instead of cash to satisfy the bond, and those are hard to se