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bracing for impact fences surround the supreme court. new details surrounding the investigation into the police response to the uvalde, texas school shooting. the white house will decide shortly on a national gas tax holiday, saving consumers over 18 cents a gal, bulon.
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some are offering the same prices but for less. have you heard of shrinknation it's been a tumultuous term for the supreme court. after the leak of a draft opinion that would overturn roe versus wade and the foiled assassination plot against justice kavanaugh. anti-crime fences have been installed around the supreme court building justices are set to release their opinions on a number of high-profile cases some of the major ones include a mississippi law banning abortion at 15 weeks. activists are bracing for the fall of roe v. wade as well as a ruling on a new york law that
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places restrictions on carrying concealed weapons outside your home president biden is considering asking congress to temporarily suspend the federal gas tax. it would be a small measure of relief for america's drivers the national average is right below $5 a gallon. a gas tax holiday would lower the price per gallon by 18 cents. >> reporter: tens of millions will spend big to fill their tanks. for many, family destinations will be spots like this. where president biden greeted beachgoers and talked about a potential plan to reduce the price at the pump. he says he may ask congress to back up a federal tax holiday. >> i hope to have the data i'm looking for bit end oy the end e
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week >> reporter: a small, temporary savings to ease average price, hovering just under $5 a gallon. this week the biden administration will meet with oil executives, hoping to increase supply. >> i want an explanation from them as to why they aren't refining more oil. >> reporter: on the broader economy, some experts see troubling signs. >> the dominant probability would be that by the end of next year we would be seeing a recession in the american economy. >> reporter: but the president and his team insist a downturn can be avoided >> a recession is not at all inevitable >> there's nothing inevitable at all about a he roorecession. >> reporter: there is a cost the funds are used for repairing roads and infrastructure, important priorities across country. >> our thanks to kelly o'donnell for that report. new details are emerging
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over the delayed police response in the uvalde, texas school shooting a new timeline has been based on documents documents reviewed following the attack law enforcement arrived within 19 minutes and the "texas tribune" is reporting that one officer asked if there were still children inside the classrooms and that if there were, they needed to go inside there was discussion about a tool used to breach doors. it was on site but wasn't used for about an hour. key were instead used. paul bettencourt told kprc, the keys they used were tested on a different classroom door, not the ones holding the children
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being massacred. >> one of the two doors was not locked, and it was not tested by anyone trying to get into the classroom. >> senator also told kprc that he obtained his information from the texas department of public safety and the school's police chief has not responded to request for comment but told the "texas tribune" that he called for assistance and asked for tools to help open the door. he also stated that officers never hesitated to put themselves at risk these new findings are expected to be presented at 10:00 a.m. at a texas senate hearing we hours away from the fourth round of the january 6 hearing. it will be focussed on a plan to send fake electors to washington to stop the transfer of power. what can we expect today >> reporter: frances, good morning.
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republican state officials from arizona and georgia take center stage today, one key witness you might recall from a widely-reported-on phone call, georgia republican secretary of state brad raffensberger, in a recorded january 2nd call, former president trump implored him to find the 11,780 votes needed to overturn joe biden's victory. raffensberger wrote in a book that he perceived the president threatening him. they will show how the campaign changed the lives of state officials. >> we'll explore the role that was played by the president, by his campaign by lawyers and present some of the evidence that we've accumulated that explains how that plot to pressure these legislative officials took mace
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a place, and what it did to turn their lives upside down. >> reporter: another witness, rusty bowers, a committee aide says he will detail for the first time how former president trump and rudy giuliani leaned on him directly to overturn biden's victory in arizona meanwhile, former president trump has repeatedly criticized the investigation as a one-sided witch hunt when asked if the panel might want to interview trump himself, the committee aide said anyone relevant information is welcome. >> thank you nbc will have special coverage begin being at 1:00 p.m. eastern. eraltic drive helped a man in florida save himself from kidnappers three men were charged with kidnapping, carjacking, burglary and home invasion. the drive r who authorities did
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not identify, swerved in front of deputies. the department spokesperson said deputies found gun, knives and cash in the vehicle. zoolander finally met zelenskyy. actor ben fistiller made a tripo kyiv it was unclear which of the two men was the most star truck. take a listen. >> you're my hero. >> no. >> you quit a great acting career for this. >> not so great as you >> no, but pretty great. >> before he became president, rem remember he was an actor russian journalist sold his
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nobel peace prize for $103.5 million, breaking the previous nearly $5 million record he won the 2021 title for his independent newspaper's fight for free speech amid kremlin censorship we have an important consumer alert fresh pet issue add issued a voy recall for the freshpet product. no illnesses have been reported. a 42-year-old fisherman from cam bo cambodia is heading into the history books after he caught a
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661-pound stingray it measured about 13 feet in length and was caught in a remote island on the mekong river. it was measured before being released back into the river time now for your first dy of weather >> temperatures soaring into the 90s and 100s again we have an area of high pressure bringing in this heat. over 20 million americans under a heat alert it's all due to this area of my pressure the jet stream so far to the north that the heat and humidity is allowed in. some spots better as we go throughout wince and thursday, but we have the poteial fontr 0
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degrees dallas, san antonio. we're looking at flooding risks in the southwest we'll talk about that coming up. the warriors took the streets of san francisco celebrating the franchise's seventh nba title. thousands lined the parade route to see steph curry and the team. it is the first to be held in san francisco after relocating from oakland in 2019 up next. dave chapelle has a surprise after not making a theater after him. and have you noticed the whole shrink nation phenomenon and mom of the year. but when she gets on her bike, she becomes rebel renee.
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new this morning, dave chapelle surprised students and faculty after saying that the theater would not be named after him at all he changed his mind because of students' reaction he was accused of trance phobia. it will be named the that's right of expression. as if inflation isn't bad enough, we are paying more in another way, we may be getting l less than we bar gugained for >> reporter: it's called shrinkflation when products get smaller but the prices stay the same >> it's the sneaky way to pass
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on a price increase. >> reporter: and with supply chains backed up, experts say it's happening now more than ever family-sized cocoa pebbles, dawn dish soap, aveeno moisture lotion, all items caught shrinking in the last few months >> this is one of those things that people probably won't realize, because nobody really looks at the ounces, right that's exactly the problem manuf manufacturers know that consume remembers price sensitive, but they also know that consumers are not net weight conscious, so they're more likely to be able to get away with one of these back door increases. >> reporter: none of those brands have responded for our request for comment. they use packaging tricks. keep your eye on net weight or net content. not just in the gross aisle. at dominoes, $7.99 used to get
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you ten wings, now you'll get eight for that same price. >> manufacturers are very good about bonus tags 20% more you're never fweigoing to see t say look, 20% less >> reporter: they are putting the item count and weight on the packaging. it's up to us the consumers to pay very close attention still to come here on "early today," gucci is not the same as it was and stre in peace, internet explorer, the teem tombstone that's gone viral. ombstone that gone viral do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company.
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in today's quick hits. singer harry styles has teamed up with fashion brand gucci for 25 looks to their ha, ha
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corgi con. hundreds of adorable, short-legged pups froliked on the beach. they engaged in gapes and costume contests, the first event since the pandemic the sixth annual corgi conwas t was the largest let. >> those corgis look like they're living their best life watching some monsoonal moisture in the southwest bringing flooding risks to parts of new mexico, arizona, even colorado this is a good thing we need this rain. but it's coming quickly. so we're looking at a chance of flash flooding in the long term, it's a good thing. as we go throughout tomorrow, the daytime heating will reinvigorate some of those storms >> thank you, michelle coming up kninext an exhibi
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for people with skin. . with father's day and juneteenth overlapping this year, a photography exhibit decided to celebrate both. 75 photographs displayed the love and joy brlack fathers hav for their children and are showcased in washington, d.c >> how important is it for you to see other black people, like on tv, in the shows you watch? >> yeah, because there's not much white people in my school >> reporter: for black men, portrayal in the media is not
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only narrow. what is it we get wrong about fatherhood for black men >> that when we make a mistake it's intentional there is an issue with how black people in general are portrayed in the media, especially with all the police killings of black men and women. >> reporter: this exhibit hopes to change that i really wanted to celebrate black boyhood, black man hood, all as an example for my son, e isaiah the doctor is a single mom it's inspired by her own father who showcased his photography in 1992, 30 years later, she's brought together 14 photographer, all black men putting a new lens on black fatherhood >> black fatherhood is so necessary.
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it's responsibility. discipline, protection >> reporter: you are a new dad how is fatherhood for you? >> fatherhood has been absolutely wonderful to me, a great black father is someone that's walking down the street in a suit but also that guy that you siee a picture of, covered in tattoos and a doo rag. >> reporter: while there are more black people on the big skr screen, the same can't be said about those writing the stories. cheers want this is exhibit to encourage more positive agency of blackness you were my first black teach are ever >> i realized that many of my students, especially my black and brown students had never had an educator of color
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>> reporter: she hopes black representation will be less of an anomaly, framing fatherhood a first step in capture necessary portraits of black humanity for generations to come. where are you in ♪ ♪ we are going to join the big leagues! i am going to be a supervillain! ♪ ♪ [ screaming ] aha! no, no aha!
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right now at 4:30, it was a party in the city. the bay area gathered to see the golden state warriors. we will show you what you may have missed from the championship epic parade. first the first days of summer

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