i walked as laura law. i used to live alone, e reworked the song for 7 years or ah, it's an exploration of, of everything that makes us human. whether it's the most base on the, the most um, despairing, the deepest darkest questions that we might have ah, to the most exalted and the feeling that one gets when one does kind of open one's heart and do the word how yeah, ah record album never came out the space didn't know columbia records. oh, issues of love. i remember that he was crushed after that. only swaps he did so tans and doing something so precise and so beautiful and then say, oh no, no, i'm not interested. a countless users have covered the song, although jeff buckley's rendition is among the most popular at some point though even cohen had heard enough of course, what was happy that the song was being used with. i think people, oh stop. so, you know, for a little while there's a reason why they're youtube clips of people singing it in care of, in ukraine. you know, there are people singing in all

laws. >> laura: keep the government contracts coming, kids never stop. more unnamed sources talking to the accomplishment media complaining they can't keep the party unified. they probably are going to blame trump for that. but if mitch mcconnell's team wants to blame someone, their bosses are going to need to look in the mirror, whether it's the snarky comments of the senate candidates or the willingness to cram through this out of control pork-filled omni bus. mcconnell comes off of totally disinterested in the people who actually win his party elections now, they praise mcconnell as a formidable fighter. but he uses his talents too often to help lick rals just spend more money. being part of the establishment means never having to say you ear sorry. the only person explaining this is senator bill cassidy of louisiana. you're going to recall that the angle on that issue obliterated him. >> you guys got played on this. you had to vote first or agree first. they still haven't shown the text of their legislation, have they, sir? >> they -- >> make them sh

law. >> laura: as democrats on the hill are signaling they're willing to make concessions on vax mandateseems a little like ca pukey theory to me the white house is digging in. so watch this. >> republicans in congress have decided that they'd rather fight against the health and well-being of our troops than protecting them. and we believe that it is a mistake. making sure our troops are prepared and ready for service is a priority for president biden. the vaccination requirement for covid does just that. >> laura: she really just needs to hand out the briefing book to all the people in the room and just dispense with the briefings. so what about that? i mean they're holding firm or is that just kind of a negotiating ploy? >> i think it's a negotiating ploy. >> laura: yeah. >> we were assured the vaccine mandate was going to be gone. that's the word we've gotten and i believe kevin has negotiateded that. >> laura: congressman thank you and i look forward to hearing the response from them to your letter tomorrow >> it isn't just the pentagon that's getting more scrutiny from conservatives

our law says we are going to guarantee it. >> he's not budging right there, laura. y, we got the law on our side and we are voting first. >> it depends on how you strike. this is about viability and putting together a coalition candidate that's appealed to the base. and the most viable to face the republican opponent in the general election. you see certain people think they should have the early voting by birthright but that's not the case. the other sleeper hint here is joe biden will be running again since he's ac actively involved in the process. >> we'll see how those tea leaves, it is a little foggy. that's yet to be determined. erin, i want to move on, wall street journal said the following here, the partisan for ray by current and former u.s. intelligence officials in the last two elections should be deeply troubling to americans on the left and right. this is a form of corruption that needs to be exposed and the twitter documents will help to unlock the story. we have not heard from those people at all. those 51 intel experts. man, have they got some explain

placed by some in president xiomara castro, there are no plans to change the law on abortion, and without change, people such as laura unsafe. drug dealers likejose will stay in business, and medical practitioners like dr carolina will have few options for patients. but significant change to abortion rules in honduras remains unlikely. hello. as this cold snap comes to an end, we've some really really unpleasant weather to get through during the course of sunday — at least for a time. some disruption due to freezing rain in places, really quite icy almost anywhere in the uk. some sleet and snow, but rain and wind too, all arriving with this quite threatening—looking area of cloud which is sweeping towards us as i speak. and within this area of storminess, you can see much milder air sweeping towards ireland and the south—west of england during the early hours of sunday. and it's on the leading edge of that transition between the cold and the mild that we have the weather front. now, ahead of it, it's still freezing cold in the morning. city centre temperatures — minus four, minus five in places, a lot lower in the co

laura. they're talking ubhow law enforcement agencies, federal agencies, secret service really need to take a hard look at violent extremism because, of course, that's part of what amplified and sort of fed into this mob movement that moved to the capitol on january 6th, breached the capitol, stormed inside, resulted in injuries, even a few deaths. they're saying that law enforcement, other agencies need to take a big look at that. and then of course they're also saying -- and i'll end here, laura -- they're talking about the electoral count act. and of course they want to codify that no vice president, no other official can ever overthrow the electoral count, the electors that have been chosen via individual states. of course that was something that the former president was pushing vice president mike pence to do. it's something ultimately the vice president refused to do. the committee here pointing out that the house of representatives has passed what's called the presidential election reform act. they're now urging the senate to pass that as well so that it is codified that the vice pre

placed by some in president xiomara castro, there are no plans to change the law on abortion, and without change, people such as lauraafe. drug dealers likejose will stay in business, and medical practitioners like dr carolina will have few options for patients. but significant change to abortion rules in honduras remains unlikely. hello there. for most of us, temperatures for the run—up to christmas and, indeed, into the christmas period will be above the seasonal norm, so it's staying mild, ithink, for most of us with quite a lot of rain at times that'll be followed by sunny spells, scattered showers for christmas eve and christmas day. however, there will be some snow around friday and certainly into the start of the christmas period across the north of the uk as cold air tries to push southwards and, eventually, it will win out for a time as we move through boxing day, but it will be short—lived with milder air returning into the run—up to new year. now, today, it's a very wet start across southern and western areas. this band of heavy and persistent rain slowly pushes its way northwards, some thundery bursts of

placed by some in president xiomara castro, there are no plans to change the law on abortion, and without change, people such as laura unsafe. drug dealers likejose will stay in business, and medical practitioners like dr carolina will have few options for patients. but significant change to abortion rules in honduras remains unlikely. hello there, this upcoming week is going to feel very different to what we have been used to so far this december. it's going to be a lot milder, both by day and by night with frost free nights i think for many. it will be unsettled, wet and windy at times, there is some risk of localised flooding and we could even see warnings because of the wind. it looks like it's going to stay pretty and settled into christmas and there is just signs of it perhaps turning colder during the christmas period, with the risk of some snow, particularly across the north. back to the here and now, we sat the new week on a very mild note, low pressure will be sitting close by so it's going to be a blustery day, even windy with gales across southern and western coasts and mostly cloudy with limited spells o

placed by some in president xiomara castro, there are no plans to change the law on abortion, and without change, people such as laura drug dealers likejose will stay in business, and medical practitioners like dr carolina will have few options for patients. but significant change to abortion rules in honduras remains unlikely. part two of this weekend brings a change to our weather. we're finally going to see an end to this extremely cold spell of weather. milder, wetter, windy weather will be spreading up from the south. but before it does so, we're likely to see a risk of ice and snow for a while. and the ice could be bad enough. across northern parts of england, particularly the pennines through sunday, met office have issued an amber ice so it looks like we could see some disruption as rain and sleet falls on these frozen surfaces. it could be very slippery indeed across some roads and pavements. and there is that chance of transient snow as this area of low pressure push their way northwards. now we'll be turning milder across southern and western areas quite quickly through the day. however, this mild air will

placed by some in president xiomara castro, there are no plans to change the law on abortion, and without change, people such as lauraafe. drug dealers likejose will stay in business, and medical practitioners like dr carolina will have few options for patients. but significant change to abortion rules in honduras remains unlikely. hello, there. tuesday afternoon, certainly most of us saw some lengthy spells of sunshine — it was quite pleasant in the sunshine as well. the temperatures a couple of degrees above average, generally, across the uk. however, we did have some showers around as well, particularly across the north and west of the uk, close by to an area of low pressure. that low pressure will continue to feed in showers as we look at the forecast into wednesday, but just to the south—west, we've got these zones of thicker cloud out in the atlantic — they're waiting to move in to bring more general spells of rain. now, wednesday will start off with one of those areas of rain moving eastwards across england and wales. the rain in the morning does clear out of the way pretty quickly, sunshine will follow, so an

those documents say it's not just about trump here, it's also a check on the irs and enforcing laws equally. laura coates spoke with congressman dan kilde of michigan. >> we initiated this in 2019 with the intention of determining whether we needed to take up legislation to address what seemed to be a weakness in the audit of presidents. the president kept talking about his returns being under audit. he failed to release his returns as every president since nixon has done. so a big question mark hung over this. what we needed to get the facts and so we asked for the facts to determine whether the irs was properly enforcing the law on the president of the united states. the reason it took so long is because of donald trump, because of those who support him. many of the same republicans now crying foul supported his effort to sue us, to delay, delay, delay until finally the supreme court of the united states just a few weeks ago said, no, the ways and means committee is correct. these documents should be delivered to them and so we've had just a couple of weeks to examine the information, come to th

laws. marcus, laura? >> thank you. >>> san francisco leaders will call for twitter's new ownership to better comply with local employee regulated rules and regulations. twitter's elon musk blind sided workers by designing fully operational bedrooms. janitors have also been calling for changes ever since being locked out earlier this month sparking protests and picketing. they are advising city attorneys to follow up with potential legal action. >>> a live look at sfo where the new numbers are showing just how many americans plan to travel for the holidays. aaa forecasts about 113 million people will be on the move. the majority will be driving but about 7 million plan to fly. and because christmas and new year's eve fall on the weekends this year, experts say more people will have more flexibility with their schedules. >> what it means is the busy travel time instead of immediately the day before will probably be the friday before the holiday weekend, so the friday before christmas and the friday before n

by some in president xi o'mara castro, there are no plans to change the law on abortion, and without change, people such as lauransafe. drug dealers likejose will stay in business, and medical practitioners like dr caroline will have few options for patients. but significant change to abortion rules in honduras remains unlikely. hello. some very big changes in our weather over the next 48 hours. saturday, still a very cold day with a very frosty start. but then the thaw begins on sunday in the morning — and i say "begins", because for some of us it will be a slow process, particularly in the north of the country. so, here's the weekend. this is the air mass showing where the warm air is, just to the south—west of us. and then ahead of it, this weather front will sweep in across the uk. ahead of it, still cold air, but the cold air will be deflected towards the east of the continent, so hence that milder air will eventually arrive. we'll talk about the rest of that in just a second. here's a look at the here and now. so, still some snow showers around across the highlands, the pennines into northern wales. the in

and finally a point out, laura, you know the so well, federal law enforcement officers are not policyt is so perplexing to look at officials in washington, the people who could actually solve this crisis, who continue to engage in gamesmanship and push this down the road. there are not actually bringing solutions to the table and action. and it's worth pointing out, they're not the ones who are the key stakeholders there at the border. the migrants who are facing this humanitarian crisis and law enforcement officers who are trying to enforce the law. >> such an important point, josh. and some more figures here. since biden took office, human rights saying it's identified more than 13,000 incidents of kidnapping, torture, rape, or other violent attacks of people who have been blocked or expelled back to mexico under title 42. so, you have the law enforcement angle on the side the border. and then what happens to people who are leaving as well. let me bring in david urban and maria cardona to our station. maria, you are nodding about this chasm between what's happening on the border and

we don't need to be finding excuses for people. >> laura: well, they are doing the same thing, dr. carson, to the lawools. as another effort underway, and the "l.a. times" i believe had a piece about this saying that the legal profession lacks diversity in the lsat makes matters worse. so again, every standard of objective measure is looked at through this diversity and equity lens and thus since it's difficult, as these tests are, they require real work, they have to be jettisoned. essentially jettisoned. >> you have to recognize that our society over the last -- over my lifetime, has changed enormously. in a positive way. when i was a kid and a black person came on television and they were not in a servile role, it was a big deal. you called everybody and to watch. now in the same lifetime value of black admirals and generals and ceos of fortune 500 companies and heads of foundations and university presidents, including ivy league spirit reelected president, vice president. to say things are changing in a better way is absurd -- aren't changing at a better way is absurd. let's face what we do on ou

reporter: assemblywoman laura friedman who authored the bill also says the law will let bicyclists proceed through an intersection that has a red light as long as the crosswalk in the same direction at that intersection has its walk symbol illuminated. reporter: most cyclist collisions happen at intersections. there tend to be slow coming up and cars do not see them there. reporter: rob mcmillan, abc7news. dan: good to know all of that, and the new year will bring all kinds of new laws covering everything from retail theft to privacy and crime. you can find every single one of them right now on our website, abc7news.com. these weeks of recent storms are bringing much-needed water to the states, which we need, but the local reservoirs are showing that they still need more help. take a look at the south bay were experts from santa clara county says their data shows that reservoirs are still only at 19% capacity. >> even having just one year above average rainfall is not going to get us out of the current situation that we are in. dan: santa clara county says they're doing their best to captu

joining me for now on this conversation, a laura, clinical professor of law colombian -- and the directorthe immigrants rights clinic, a laura, thank you for being with us. what is your prediction of what we are going to see once title 42 is lifted if the supreme court does not step in between now and wednesday? >> as your correspondent noted, there will be a rapid increase of asylum seekers and other migrants crossing the border. this is not at all surprising as four years there has been a bottleneck of a style of thinkers and other migrants who have been expelled from the united states who have lawful, and invalid claims to refugee protection. they are entitled, under both domestic law and international law, to seek protections in the united states. it will pose a burden to border cities who have been responding with grave humanitarian concern, trying to provide thousands of migrants with shelter, food, warm clothing, and there is particular concern about especially vulnerable migrants. this includes children's and young families. >> elora, many of the young women and men and children a

law. if we want it here we could put it everywhere else. >> laura: speaking of what that meeting with biden was like here's the story the president was telling. they're telling me what they could do and what they were going to do and i said yeah biden recalled demonstrating he responded to mccarthy by lifting his pen and showing it to the room. i said what are you doing. a pen a veto he said. what's your side of the story. >> he lifted up his pen because i said he's playing politics. and afterwards he came to me and said i wasn't trying to be political kevin i said you know what you want to do? you need to come to the border with me because right now the fentanyl killing our children or the millions coming across the people being human trafficked. i said you don't understand. >> laura: they do understand. they're not stupid. >> i requested they put the navy seals with theered boarder agents. they have border agents being process agents instead of being on the job. >> laura: the big question i've been getting pinged all day is this rnc leadership question because a lot of republicans are wor

first lady laura bush like her mother in law, barbara bush cared a lot about literacy. like many us, will borrow ornaments from our family members. first lady laura bush thought it would be great for jenna barbara to borrow their grandmother's ornaments. and barbara bush thought was a wonderful idea. so she called down to her presidential library and they had them pack up all these wonderful dolls that had been display on her first christmas. and they returned to the white house. she had then, of course, added a candy motif to all thearlands and everything throughout the white house. and she had paper machÉ dolls d for all the pbles again. and i love that she really is some of her favorites, like nancy drew in thy bo. but then she included contemporary favorites of children. today like harry potter. so,o nderful reflection of new and old that christmas aenterpiece for the dessert table made my role on melania. and it's the chocolate factory. and here you can see a little glimpse on at the offsite facility where they're preparing for christmas months in advance and the gi

reporter: assemblywoman laura friedman who authored the bill also says the law will let bicyclists proceedough an intersection that has a red light as long as the crosswalk in the same direction at that intersection has its walk symbol illuminated. reporter: most cyclist collisions happen at intersections. there tend to be slow coming up and cars do not see them there. reporter: rob mcmillan, abc7news. dan: good to know all of that, and the new year will bring all kinds of new laws covering everything from retail theft to privacy and crime. you can find every single one of them right now on our website, abc7news.com. these weeks of recent storms are bringing much-needed water to the states, which we need, but the local reservoirs are showing that they still need more help. take a look at the south bay were experts from santa clara county says their data shows that reservoirs are still only at 19% capacity. >> even having just one year above average rainfall is not going to get us out of the current situation that we are in. dan: santa clara county says they're doing their best to capture a

laws to protect cyclists. make it safer for people who are walking and cycling primarily as well as for drivers. that's what assemblyan committee chair laura friedman says is the goal of a b 19. 0, 9, the soon-to-be law she authored often referred to as the on the bike bill. >> among other things, it requires drivers of possible to move over at least one lane when passing cyclists to give them more space having to vehicles have to move over a lane when it's safe to do so will absolutely be safer for cyclists who often. >> either pushed off the road by cars or endangered by cars or hit by cars that are misjudging the distance required to safely pass that. >> and if there's any message, democrats and republicans tell me they agree on this new year, fittingly, it's this share the road reporting in downtown sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> also in january, first, the state's ban on the sale and manufacturing of new animal fur products takes effect the bill which passed in 2019 makes california the first state in the country to do so. several companies like canada, goose saks 5th avenue and second in group already vowed to cooperate w

laws to protect cyclists. make it safer for people who are walking and cycling primarily as well as for drivers. that's what assembly transportation committee chair laura friedman says is the goal of a b 19. 0, 9, the soon-to-be law she authored often referred to as the on the bike bill. >> among other things, it requires drivers of possible to move over at least one lane when passing cyclists to give them more space having to vehicles have to move over a lane when it's safe to do so will absolutely be safer for cyclists who often. >> either pushed off the road by cars or endangered by cars or hit by cars that are misjudging the distance required to safely pass that. >> and if there's any message, democrats and republicans tell me they agree on this new year, fittingly, it's this share the road reporting in downtown sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> next at 10 o'clock, what we're learning about the man arrested for killing 4 idaho college students has background in criminal justice and representative elect george santos caught in another live. this one concerning the death of his own mother. and what a couple found in a toilet that made them v

still try to be the first primary in the calendar because their state law gives him the power to do that. geoff: good point. lauraa for us tonight ahead of georgia's runoff election tuesday. thank you. in the day's other headlines... former president donald trump today took to his social media platform, calling for the termination of the u.s. constitution toverturn the 2020 election, citing conspiracy theories about election fraud. the twice-impeached former president has repeatedly called for his reinstatement, but this marks the first time that mr. trump has said the constitution should be suspended so he can seize power. state and federal judges dismissed more than 50 lawsuits presented by the former president and his allies challenging the results of the 2020 race. according to a number of early polls, mr. tmp is the likely favorite for his party's nomination in 2024. china is showing signs of easing its strict, zero-covid policy after rare displays of dissent across the country. in several major chinese cities, including beijing, a negative covid test will no longer be required to enter public spaces, or to

laura: a number of the plotters were former or current members of the military or law enforcement.ilar again to january 6. frank: yes. there are elements of far right extremism in every european country but german has a deeper problem than most. they have purged of the military from time to time. at least one member of the suspected group is believed to have served in a special forces unit. that gives them access to training, techniques, tactics, procedures, and people who know how to use firearms. it is a real worry for the police who then have to use their own firepower, potentially, to try to combat that. this will not be the last plot of far right in germany. it is quite embedded, unfortunately. laura: eight curfew isoing to be lifted in north carolina after an attack on wer stations. at 1200 customers remain without power, den -- down from tens of thousands earlier. officers are going door to door seeking security video and tips on who kcked out the power. the curfew will be lifted on thursday. raphael warnock has won the reelection to the u.s. senate, giving democrats a major

laura: she and others fear answers and accountability for the nation'top law enforcement agenciess maythe reality is it is unfortunately going to take another attack for something to be done because that is what is going to continue to happen if there is no accountability. laura: the select committee is set to release its findings on monday. for the pbs newshour, i'm laura baran lopez. judy: late today, an fbi spokesperson said the agency had provided private briefings and interviews to the select house committee, and the secret service said they provided "unwavering cooperation" to all oversight efforts, adding that the committee determines what to make public. for live coverage of the january 6 committee's public meeting on monday, join us beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern right here on pbs and online. ♪ judy: the january 6 committee prepares to vote on recommending criminal charges against the former president. congress tries to avoid a government shutdown, and the front-runner to be the next speaker of the house still does not have a clear path to the gavel. with all that's swirling i

law enforcement. they say he's from a town called albrightsville not far from where laura ingle was standing.other question is more about this vehicle. as laura mentioned, the white vehicle that authorities were looking for, a neighbor actually provided some surveillance video around the same time that the murders took place. there was this white vehicle -- that's a stock photo there. law enforcement said that a white vehicle was recovered with bryan kohberger in pennsylvania. a lot of questions. hopefully many of the questions will turn into answers soon. >> jennifer: thank you, david. are you hearing anything else from your sources about what was the key break in the case? had they been watching this suspect for some time? is that why the moscow police seemed somewhat confident for the last few weeks? >> yeah, it's interesting you say that. i've not gotten anything defin ty on that yet. authorities in moscow over the past few days essentially backed off a little bit with the rhetoric and basically hinted as if potentially they may know where they're going in this case to maybe try to shake

i do think that it is justified because the law of the united states says that the house ways and means committee, chairman neal has been very careful, laura has the power to obtain these returns and to publish them. that is the law of the land. they have done a balance and you are looking here at an individual who flouted, and it was my job in the obama white house to clear the obama texas for release, he floated that modern plasticity releasing his taxes. they were the most serious constitutional questions about payments from foreign governments -- i litigated them, domestic -- you can't get them from the states, that may be in the tax returns. now his business has been convicted for two counts of tax fraud. and this is with a larger investigation that is continuing as to him, he is running a gallon, i think balancing i am concerned about the privacy but these other considerations faraway it. he has waived any right to claim the privacy of these returns. >> i don't see it that way at all. i have no sympathy for donald trump in this. you violated a whole bunch of norms and, not this norm but other norms, and he is a shady businessman, he

. >> well, laura, every day thousands of times a day across america, law enforcement officials, and ieven know former prosecutors have their prosecutor i.d. very prominently displayed if they get pulled over. people signal that they are part of law enforcement, you see it on bumper stickers. i support the cops, right? people want a break. on that we often decry the area of social media. but there is a good side to all of this information, accountability . >> is what you talked about, the idea that in georgia there was a flashing a badge by herschel walker trying to promote that notion, but i wonder really quick. when people see this, especially voters in polling, does this make and think less of those in law enforcement or existing anomaly? >> it confirms that's suspicions, and it is a very smart question, because it says to them that justice is happening, but it also says to them that criminal behavior is happening too. and is a two edged sword picks i wondered about the idea of what people think about crime and how we think about those issues really fascinating. i wonder what happen

. >> well, laura. , every day thousands of times a day, across america, law enforcement officials andme former prosecutors who have their prosecutor i.d. very prominently displayed if they get pulled over. people signal that they're part of law enforcement. you see it on bumper stickers. i support the cops, right? people want to break. often, we want to cry the era of social media. but, there is a good side to all of this information. i count ability. >> and that is what we talked about. the idea, of course in georgia, there was a flashing of a bat by one candidate, herschel walker, trying to promote the very, notion it didn't really work out in the subway. but, i wonder, i want to ask you, when people see, this especially in the voters from polling, does this make them think less of those in law enforcement? or does it just cost me a nominal? >> it confirms their suspicion. and, it is a very smart question because it both sets to them that the justices -- justice is happening. but it also says that criminal behavior is happening to. it's a two edged sword. >> well, i wonder about tha

laura rivera. she's the director of the southern poverty law center, southeastern immigrant freedom initiative. she spent the last decade working with immigrant communities to promote and defend human rights. previously, she worked as a journalist in new york and in her native puerto rico. and, you know, it's fitting that we're here at the carter center because human rights is one of the things that is one of the priorities of president jimmy carter. please join me in welcoming efren olivares and laura vera. hello. hello, everyone, and welcome. and first things first, congratulations to you, friend, on this amazing book. i want it to start off in your hometown of identity where you grew up with your dad, julio mommy, dalia, your little brother, ector, and three half siblings that were older than you. and it just seemed like this magical place with green rolling hills. and you live on dela rosa street, and your mom turns this beautiful garden. take us back there and tell us what it was like in the early days and what pushed your family to make the difficult decision to migrate. yeah, so i grew u

laws to protect cyclists. make it safer for people who are walking and cycling primarily as well as for drivers. that's what assembly transportation committee chair laura friedman says is the goal of a b 19. 0, 9, the soon-to-be law she authored often referred to as the on the bike bill. >> among other things, it requires drivers of possible to move over at least one lane when passing cyclists to give them more space having to vehicles have to move over a lane when it's safe to do so will absolutely be safer for cyclists who often. >> either pushed off the road by cars or endangered by cars or hit by cars that are misjudging the distance required to safely pass that. >> and if there's any message, democrats and republicans tell me they agree on this new year, fittingly, it's this share the road reporting in downtown sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> a judge has issued a temporary hold on a law that governor newsom signed into just this year. it sets up a council to set standards for fast food workers dealing with things like ours, wages, other working conditions, but the safe local restaurants, coalition filed a lawsuit to block it, arguing th

laws to protect cyclists. make it safer for people who are walking and cycling primarily as well as for drivers. that's what assembly transportation committee chair laura friedman says is the goal of 18, 19. 0, 9, the soon-to-be law she authored often referred to as the on the bike bill. >> among other things, it requires drivers of possible to move over at least one lane when passing cyclists to give them more space having to vehicles have to move over a lane when it's safe to do so will absolutely be safer for cyclists who often. >> either pushed off the road by cars or endangered by cars or hit by cars that are misjudging the distance required to safely pass that. >> and if there's any message, democrats and republicans tell me they agree on this new year, fittingly, it's this share the road reporting in downtown sacramento. wallace kron. 4 news. >> also beginning january first phone calls made from inside california state prisons will be free of charge for incarcerated people and their families and friends. the changes in response to the of the keep families connected act. there is a 15 minute limit on the phone calls, but there is no cap on the nu

when i, when laura said that of the, i don't know, maybe if he, in honduras, most farms had been lost. the law, the worst case, all mother ratliff, some communities have left her old ponds behind and cut down forest to plant more coffee. and yes, of course, that's not right. last time we give the many abandoned plantations and fresh clear paths. are evidence of the destruction or conventional certain ground coffee is one leading cause of deforestation. every cup of coffee that's consumed destroys about 5 square centimeters of rain. forest coffee grown in full sun brings the highest yield, which is why nearly half of the acreage and central america has been converted for this type of cultivation. another 25 percent is being converted. daddy benitez does things differently when or a 3rd that of all the mrs or guam, a tree with out of these trees provide shade and on which the soil with organic material material gun he grows as plants in the shade of the forest canopy. cafe northeast, that the coffee is less stressed by the san lama. lucille and the plant ripens. a bit slower yet, but the quality

laws to protect cyclists. make it safer for people who are walking and cycling primarily as well as for drivers. that's what assembly transportation committee chair laurays is the goal of a b 19. 0, 9, the soon-to-be law she authored often referred to as the on the bike bill. >> among other things, it requires drivers of possible to move over at least one lane when passing cyclists to give them more space having to vehicles have to move over a lane when it's safe to do so will absolutely be safer for cyclists who often. >> either pushed off the road by cars or endangered by cars or hit by cars that are misjudging the distance required to safely pass that. >> and if there's any message, democrats and republicans tell me they agree on this new year, fittingly, it's this share the road reporting in downtown sacramento. wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up next for many ringing in the new year is a blast with a glass wall has some tips on how to avoid that january. first hangover. january. first hangover. that's after the break. ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. >> y

. >> laura: for twitter leadership to claim that they were "transparent," i mean... it's just offensive. >> lawq, i don't quite know for reasonable people how you get across the idea... these people are just liars. it's not complicated, they are liars. they lie all the time, they have total contempt for the rest of us, they think they can break the rules and get away with it. they think they are somehow this elite that's above us and that we are too stupid to know what they are doing and i think all too often and this is the case i think kevin mccarthy is showing the right leadership with people like adam schiff who was chairman of the house intelligence committee who just routinely lied to the american people. totally misinformed them. there ought to be a consequence and we ought to start with simple old-fashioned language. these people are liars, they ought to be ostracized, they ought to be kicked out of polite society, if there is such a thing anymore, but we shouldn't kid ourselves. i don't need any complex explanation here at >> laura: it wasn't just jay bhattacharya it was targeted by tw

course they point to federal law enforcement, the secret service, they want those agencies to do more to combat violent extremism, of course. because was extremist groups, laura, which led the attack on the capitol. that's probably the oath keepers and the proud boys. the proud boys beginning their seditious conspiracy trial in new york. the oath keepers, of course, several members of the competitive situations conspiracy. this is a wide ranging report. this comes two days after the committee said it would be initially released. we are waiting for this on wednesday at noon. it's now thursday night at 11 p.m. finally coming out. the committee was sort of battling typographical errors and maybe some printing delays, but they finally got in this report out, it recommends a litany of things going for it in the future especially detailing how the people who were responsible can actually come to terms with what they've done will be held accountable and how to prevent something like this in the future so laura a few new details coming out as well this really lays out everything the comedian's been doing for the past 18 months. it encompasses those thousand interview

laura, you don't need to be a lawyer to realize that this is discrimination, day one constitutional law anything about the law. the city cannot discriminate on the basis of race. seattle and why are they getting away with this? >> i think they are getting away with it precisely because of the terminology that joshua brought up. a lot of times, they will masquerade as doing antibias or antidiscrimination training, which are all poor tenants of any hr department. but when you actually see how they are applying these concepts and what they are doing, it is a clear violation of title 7 and clear violation of the constitution. above everything else, it violates inherent dignity of each human being. no one should be subject to this level of racial harassment in the workplace. it is unconstitutional and immoral. >> todd: as part of the race and social justice initiative, joshua had to begin each meeting by denouncing his race and pronouns. i don't know how that advance the business of the city of seattle. your case will hopefully shed light on that. joshua and laura, thank you for telling us y

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