. -- michelle yeoh. distinguished guests, the president of the united states. >> please, have a seat. >> i told my buddy john kerry for the first two years i would hear hail to the chief i would look around like, where is he? it's great to see you all. thank you for being here at one of our favorite events at the white house. 61 years ago president kennedy established the presidential medal of freedom to recognize "any person who made an especially meritorious contribution to the security and national interest of the united states or world of peach, cultural, or other significant public or private endeavors. " the first class of medal recipients included the great eb white. years after receiving the metal he received a letter for someone that asked how he maintained faith in humanity and he replied relentless curiosity and inventive ingenuity have led to deep trouble. you can only hope that these same traits will enable us to claw our way out. hang onto your hats. hang onto your hope. wind the clock. tom

. >>> and michelle yeoh, katie ledecky, and other big names at the white house to receive the nation's top civilian honor. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome at the end of what has been an especially dangerous and destructive week of weather across big sections of the country, including 130 reported tornadoes since last friday, and tonight, floods, the parade of severe weather leaving parts of southeast texas under heavy flooding tonight. torrential rains have inundated communities, sending major rivers rising to flood stage, stranding residents, some requiring urgent rescues. parts of the region have seen a foot of rain in the last 24 to 36 hours. some over 15 inches of rainfall in the last five days. it has been a fearsome spring, the country tonight wrapping up a fifth straight week with a severe weather outbreak, coming off an april that saw a near record number of tornado reports, and now tonight, 11 million people from texas to oklahoma to arkansas, and louisiana are under flood watches. kathy park joins me now. kathy, this fl

now them off the screen, michelle yeoh, michelle [stuttering] >> the paralympics.ular olympics. this is a valedictorian field. it feels like this is the end of something so he is getting all of his pals to get this metal. remember barack obama gave biden the medal of freedom as he went out of office before trump took the oval. >> laura: this is kind of the consolation prize for the oldies at this point. raymond, wait a second. i see you brought that ridiculous lamp. i'm granting you three wishes. >> it's not ridiculous, it's my genie lamp. my first wish is that hamas protesters would stop trying to re-create gaza on our campuses and just go to gaza. [ chanting ] [ cheering ] [ shouting ] >> doesn't that look like fun? if this is the picture of peace and justice, i guess give me anarchy. but that is anarchy, it's a disaster. >> laura: what was the circular dance? that didn't seem -- i don't know what that was. these people are just complete and then come hoops. speaking of anarchy, i love the student editors of the columbia law a review. i worked for the virginia la

. >> before there was lucy liu, awkwafina, or michelle yeoh, there was anna may wong, considered hollywood's asian-american film star. she appeared in more than 60 movies, beginning in the silent era, but racism meant that in most of them, she played stereotyped supporting roles while white actresses in yellowface got top billing. it wasn't until she went to europe in the late 1920's that she was cast as a leading lady, starring in british, french, and german films. wong liu-tsong was born in los angeles in 1905, one of seven children of american-born owners and operators of a laundry business. as a teenager, she skipped school to go to the movies and to watch scenes being shot on the streets of chinatown. she landed a role as an extra and quickly rose through the ranks. over her parents' objections, she dropped out of high school to pursue an acting career. when she was 17, wong landed her first major role. it was in a largely forgotten silent retelling of puccini's "madame butterfly," called "the toll of the sea." it's one of the first films made using an early version of technicolor. her

is the nation's highest form of honoring civilians, former vice president al gore and actress michelle yeoh also received a medal. all right on the 1st alert weather now hope you enjoy this gorgeous stretch of warm weather because it's about to change that rain we've been talking about. it's coming. it's just around the corner meteorologist jessica birch is in our virtual view studio timing it all out for us, jess. >>>>mix of sun and clouds in the forecast for us as we head into this afternoon, but really, we're just gearing up for a huge cold front that's moving its way in as we head into our saturday forecast that's going to bring in heavy rain at times. it's also going to bring in snow to the sierra. it's going to bring in gusty conditions, all throughout northern california. but luckily it's a 1 day event for us because once we head into our sunday forecast, we dry up fast with a gradual warming trend into next week, because i'm not sure if i told you yet, but we are also going to be dealing with some chilly temperatures around the corner. we'll get to that in just a 2nd. better yet. le

among the other 18 names on the list, former vice president al gore and actress michelle yeoh, who recently became the first asian american to win oscars best actress. also two stanford connections. one is olympic swimmer katie ledecky and the other is civil rights activist and scholar clarence b jones. the recipients will receive their awards at the white house later today. all right, let's take a live look out at downtown san jose, which is going to be a lot busier this weekend with not one, but two cinco de mayo parades and festivals happening pretty much at the same time. the city faced some criticism last year when police closed several streets and off ramps and businesses say it really made it hard for them and their sales. parade organizers promised that this year, things are going to be different. for one, police are part of the festivities and also leaders are promising more police patrols and greater outreach. we are communicating more than ever doing you know, partnering with members of the community, with the small business owners and for the first time doing a city sponsored pa

michelle yeoh recently became the first asian to win the academy award for best actress. >> do you believethe devil? >> darn right. >> reporter: journalist phil donahue pioneered the issue-oriented tv talk show. >> now the first person to win... >> reporter: katie ledecky has seven olympic gold medals, as the most decorated female swimmer ever. several politicians were honored, too. first female speaker of the house nancy pelosi, who held the leadership position for two terms. >> faster. >> reporter: former vice president al gore, who also hold a nobel peace prize for his work on climate change. congressman jim clyburn and senator elizabeth dole. >> i have a dream that one day... >> reporter: the civil rights activist who helped draft of that historic speech clarence b. jones is among the recipients. so is opal lee, known for her efforts to make juneteenth a federally recognized holiday. and medgar evers, whose daughter accepted his award. murdered after eating the fight against segregation in mississippi. all of this shaped america as we know it. weijia jiang's, cbs news, the white house.

former vice president al gore, opal lee, who helped make juneteenth a federal holiday, and actress michelle yeohar enthusiasts from across silicon valley celebrated the 18th annual bob mctaggart custom and classic car show today. people showcased dozens of custom lowriders and decked out vehicles to more than a thousand spectators. the cars were judged and voted on across nine different categories. some included best car, best motorcycle, best car under construction, even ugliest car. today's event was hosted by silicon valley career technical education center. all right, we want to get back to the weather because saturday and sunday are going to be quite different. sandhya. >> that's right. ama, i think you're sleeping in tomorrow. i am, if it's possible, hibernating is what you said. yeah, it's going to start off stormy. okay, let me just show this to you. accuweather alert a wet, windy saturday for you to start the weekend. standing water on the roadways is what you'll need to watch out for. slippery roads, reduced visibility, wipers on, headlights on and it starts off rainy and turns more sh

former vice president al gore, opal lee, who helped make juneteenth a federal holiday, and actress michelle yeoh. car enthusiasts from across silicon valley celebrated the 18th annual bob mctaggart custom and classic car show today. people showcased dozens of custom lowriders and decked out vehicles to more than a thousand spectators. the cars were judged and voted on across nine different categories. some included best car, best motorcycle, best car under construction, even ugliest car. today's event was hosted by silicon valley career technical education center. all right, we want to get back to the weather because saturday and sunday are going to be quite different. sandhya. >> that's right. ama, i think you're sleeping in tomorrow. i am, if it's possible, hibernating is what you said. yeah, it's going to start off stormy. okay, let me just show this to you. accuweather alert a wet, windy saturday for you to start the weekend. standing water on the roadways is what you'll need to watch out for. slippery roads, reduced visibility, wipers on, headlights on and it starts off rainy and turns more

by on the way to puss n' boots' funeral, cardi b came as an elegant oil spill, and action star michelle yeohic escape from a jiffy pop. i'm being told in my deaf ear that we have urgent animal news coming in. yes, we have “breaking zoos.” today's “breaking zoos” comes from china, where zoo-goers were outraged to discover the panda& exhibit was actually dogs dyed black and white. of course, there's a simple explanation -- the dogs are in a kristi noem protection program. "here she comes! i'm a panda! yum yum! bamboo! nothing to shoot here!" h[cheers and applause] let's take a look at these cleverly disguised canines. who's black and white and cute all over? you are! yes, you are! the zoo apologized for attempting to trick their customers and offered them a free visit t see their man-garoo. we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are tiffany haddish and "girls5eva" creator meredith scardino. but when we come back, "meanwhile!" ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert" sponsored by... allstate. you are in good hands. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: luis cano and the late show band, every

former vice president al gore, opal lee, who helped make juneteenth a federal holiday, and actress michelle yeoh. some teens with serious medical conditions had the chance to experience all the fun and festivities of prom. the event is made possible by staff and volunteers at ucsf. benioff children's hospitals. abc7 news reporter suzanne fan has a look at the magical prom night. >> i'm very excited, actually. >> the decorations, the desserts, the dancing. oh, and don't forget all the pictures. it's all part of prom. something that so many teens look forward to and see ucsf benioff children's hospitals in san francisco and oakland have been transformed into a special place for some special teens, many of them dealing with serious medical conditions. >> i was a patient here. i was here for just over five months and was going through a lot of care and learning how to manage all the chronic conditions that i have. on this friday night, patients and former patients have put those health concerns aside. >> some of them get a little extra attention thanks to community donations and volunteers. >> they

. >> before there was lucy lu, awkwafina, or michelle yeoh, there was anna may wong, considered hollywood'srican film star. she appeared in 60 movies beginning in the silent era, but racism meant that in most of them, she played scary supporting roles while white actresses in yellow face got top billing. >> that's tomorrow and that is "the newshour" for tonight. >> on behalf of the entire "newshour" team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for "the pbs newshour" has been provided by -- and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of "the newshour," including kathy and paul anderson and camilla and george smith. the walton family foundation, working for solutions to protect water during climate change so people and nature can thrive together. the william and flora hewlett foundation, for more than 50 years advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world at hewlett.org. and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of "the newshour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public br

michelle yeoh was in balenciaga, which is spanish for aluminum foil. cardi b.trains running. and running. and running. da'vine joy randolph showed up in a denim dress by gap. yes, gap. who doesn't want to wear jeans on a monday? listen, if you feel left out, please remember, you saved yourself 75k. go nuts. blow ton college tuition or health care. and just say you were there. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this monday. reporting from new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm matt pieper in new york. the federal corruption trial against new jersey senator bob menendez and his wife begins today. they are accused of accepting bribes and taking actions to benefit egypt and qatar. it's the second time that menendez has gone on trial for corruption. he avoided conviction the last time in 2017. >>> thousands of people in canada are being told to evacuate from more than 100 active wildfires. we're feeling the effects here in the u.s. too. wildfire smoke has triggered an air quality alert in minnesota. >>> and controlled explosions to

michelle yeoh recently became the first asian to win the academy award for best actress. >> you believeight. >> reporter: journalist phil donahue pioneered the issue-oriented tv talk show. first female speaker of the house nancy pelosi, who held the leadership position for two terms. former vice president al gore, who also holds a nobel peace prize for his work on climate change. congressman jim clyburn and senator elizabeth dole. >> i have a dream that one day -- >> reporter: the civil rights activist who helped draft that historic speech, clarence b. jones, is among the recipients. so is opal lee, known for her efforts to make juneteenth a federally recognized holiday. and medgar evers whose daughter accepted his award. evers was murdered after leading the fight against segregation in mississippi. all of them shaped america as we know it. weijia jiang, the white house. >>> and that is the "overnight news" for this monday. reporting from new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm matt pieper in new york. mexican authorities say relatives have identified the bo

gore, john kerry and michael bloomberg, talk show host phil donahue and oscar winning actress michelle yeohth civil rights activist medgar evers and multi-sport athlete jim thorpe, who received the medal posthumously. >> and waymo is planning to test its autonomous vehicles beyond san francisco in a matter of weeks. waymo employees will be testing its driverless robo taxis on the peninsula in the cities of daly city, brisbane, south san francisco, san bruno, millbrae and burlingame. the company says it will first test its its vehicles, with a human driver serving as a backup. it's the same gradual approach that was taken in san francisco. the company is now offering ride hail robo taxis in the city for customers who've been approved off a wait list. >> new at six highway one near big sur, is on track to reopen just before memorial day. today, governor newsom surveyed the work being done near rocky creek bridge, the site of the slip out near big sur. the stretch of highway in monterey county was badly damaged during recent storms. crews plan to install a temporary signal and open the highway

congressman jim clyburn, olympic gold medalist swimmer katie ledecky, and oscar winning actress michelle yeohet took off from edwards air force base in kern county this week, but there was no human pilot in control. the jet carrying air force secretary, frank kendall, was controlled entirely by artificial intelligence. the air force has been aggressive in its use of ai. one of the biggest advances in military aviation in decades. the military branch is planning for an ai enabled fleet of more than 1000 airplanes by 2028. >> the computer is not going to get tired. it's not scared. it's going to follow its rules and do as close to a perfect maneuver as it can do, whereas the humans are obviously going to have some variability in how they perform. i think we are in a race for technological superiority, i think we're competitive, but i don't have 100% confidence that we're ahead or certainly not ahead by a large margin. >> kendall indicated he would trust ai with the decision making about whether or not to launch weapons. humanitarian and arms control groups are pushing for more restrictions on a

gore, john kerry and michael bloomberg, talk show host phil donahue, and oscar winning actress michelle yeoh, along with civil rights activists medgar evers and multisports athlete jim thorpe, who received the medal posthumously. coming up, attention all you comic book fans out there. how'd you like to get a few free comics and celebrate star wars day on the same day? all you have to do is visit one of san francisco's libraries tomorrow. so what's it all about? we going thinking i should bring back my 100% all-white meat popcorn chicken combos for $6.99? you're in luck, i did. if you weren't thinking that, i bet you are now. my popcorn chicken combos are only $6.99. get 'em sauced & loaded for just a buck more. welcome to jack in the box! dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. and when you can breathe better, what isn't better? this is better. this is better. that's better. and that. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. that's pretty good

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among the other 18 names to make that list, former vice president al gore and actress michelle yeoh, who recently became the first asian american to win an oscar for best actress. also, two stanford connections, olympic swimmer katie ledecky and civil rights activist and scholar clarence b jones. those recipients will receive their awards at the white house later today. phil donahue was on there, too. yeah, i saw that. remember that? all right. well, san francisco leaders this morning are probably celebrating what seems to have been a very successful party. this was the city's first ever first thursday event that ginger told us about yesterday. now, thousands of people showed up last night downtown san francisco. they had music, dance, lots of different kinds of food, and even mayor london breed stopped by the owner of the popular manny's in the mission was one of the organizers for me, the most important thing about tonight is to make sure that the small businesses make money. because right now, the people who are hurting the most in our city are the small businesses. now, the city

actress michelle yeoh is the first asian to win the academy award for best actress.awards will be presented at the white house later today. >> first lady jill biden, host of the first ever teacher of the year state dinner at the white house. it's a cause close to the first lady's heart, as she herself still teaches at a community college. last night's dinner honored state teachers of the year from across the nation. the biden administration also announced new efforts to strengthen support for teachers and schools. missy testerman, an esl educator from tennessee, was awarded during that dinner for being the 2024 national teacher of the year. >> you not only teach our students, we wrap our arms around them, advocate for them, help them feel secure, and help them create a better future for themselves. >> this event comes ahead of teacher appreciation week, which starts monday. >> a live look this morning at the bay bridge. so beautiful. we're learning a hugely popular art display that lit up the bridge for years, is set to make a comeback. the relighting project will co

some of the recipients include oscar award winning actress michelle yeoh, former house speaker nancyer new york city mayor michael bloomberg. >>> for the first time, a creature in the wild has been seen treating a wound with a medicinal plant. scientists found that orangutan in indonesia chewing on a plant and applying the liquid to a wound on his cheek. it's a plant often used to treat pain and inflammation. researchers saw the wound healing and no signs of infection. scientists say this helps them figure out how survival skills develop. >>> the latest jobs report, came in lower than expected but that actually could be good news. let's take a look at the numbers. the u.s. added 175,000 jobs in april. that is about 60,000 less than people expected, the unemployment rate ticked up slightly, but for the 27th straight month it still remains below 4%, and that is the longest streak of below 4% since the 1960s. nbc news senior business correspondent christine romans is nodding along as i say these things. it sounds, you know, not as good as we would hope, but we said it was good news. why

actress michelle yeoh is a first asian to win the academy award for best actress, and the awards willted at the white house later today. so a lot of bay area representation right there. >> amanda, certainly looking forward to it. thank you. gloria. first lady jill biden hosted the first ever teacher of the year state dinner at the white house. it's a cause close to the first lady's heart, as she herself still teaches at a community college. last night's dinner honored state teachers of the year from across the nation. the biden administration also announced new efforts to strengthen support for teachers and schools. missy testerman, an esl educator from tennessee, was awarded during the dinner for being the 2024 national teacher of the year. >> you not only teach our students, we wrap our arms around them, advocate for them, help them feel secure and help them create a better future for themselves. >> this event comes ahead of teacher appreciation week, which starts monday. >> you can soon score $25 concert or comedy tickets to kick off the summer. live nation's annual concert week of

educator who helped push to make juneteenth a national holiday celebrities like oscar-winning actress michelle yeoh, also received the medal of freedom as well as seven time olympic gold medalist katie ledecky, biden, even quip that is criticism, criticisms of his own age telling the ducky who is 27, that age is just a number she continued to compete this summer the prior paralympics at age 27, which some say is all for swimming 27 don't don't get your way i'm katie age is just a number kid and this is the second time biden has awarded presidential metals of freedom back in 2022, he honored 17 recipients all right, still to come april's jobs report shows hiring was slower and well below the games economists had predicted y, the federal reserve may welcome the slight slowdown good coverage begins tonight at 6:30. >> india playoffs presented by google pixel with conference semifinals covers presented by wing star on tnt. >> shake up your shower with a flavor for every feeling this stub fractions you up, this stub winds down, this stub the deep glowing, and this stub keeps you going so whatever care d

michael yo, michelle yeoh. excuse. i'm going to get carried away here.your rachel kill the lgbt purgel making the decade 2012. she continues compete with some of the prior paralympic age 27. >> but the paralympics, no, she's competing in the olympics. >> but you know, laura, you know what? this has a valedictorian. it feels as if this is the endes of something. so he's trying lik to get all of his pals to get this medal. remember, barack obama gav pale biden the medal of freedom as he went out of office beforre trump the oval. >> yeah, this is kind of the. at tolation prize for the old days at this point. all right. exactly. okay. wait a second. i see you brought that ridiculous laugh.p. >> so i guess i guessou i'm grading you. threethree wishes because migha look, my first friday, most protesters would stop trying t to recreate gaza on our campuses-create and just go toa and. >> does that look like fun, laura? i mean, if this is the picturere of peace and justice, i guess give me anarchy. >> but that's anarchy. it's a disasteanarcht thatr. what was the

actress michelle yeoh, who recently became the first asian american woman to win an oscar for best actress. also, two stanford connections olympic swimmer katie ledecky and civil rights activist scholar clarence b jones. those recipients will receive their awards at the white house later today. that is quite the class. all right, san francisco leaders this morning are probably celebrating what seems to have been a pretty successful party. it was the city's first ever first thursday event, and thousands of people were ready to party last night in downtown san francisco. that event had music and dance, lots of food and performances. mayor london breed also stopped by the owner of the popular manny's in the mission, is one of those organizers says. for me, the most important thing about tonight is to make sure that the small businesses make money, because right now, the people who are hurting the most in our city are the small businesses, and the city can certainly use that boost. as manny says, new reports suggest that about half of the businesses around union square either left or went out

opal lee, who was the woman who led the charge to make juneteenth a federal holiday, and actress michelle yeohist. former secretary of state john kerry and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, who also received that honor today. so an impressive list of people and an incredible award. >> absolutely. thank you. zach. tennis icon billie jean king is finding ways to give back. she created the billie jean king youth leadership award to honor those who do the same to me, there's nothing more promising than the next generation using sports to create a better world around them. the billie jean king youth leadership award is handed out each year at the espys, and right now they're looking for potential honorees, high school and college age students who use the power of sports to improve their communities. applications will be accepted through next friday. >> here at abc seven news, we're continuing to celebrate asian american and pacific islander heritage month. abc's juju chang spoke one on one with a nobel peace prize nominee, activist and astronaut who's about to make history. >> amanda ng

library other high-profile figures include us superstar swimmer katie ledecky academy award-winner michelle yeoh, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, talk show host phil donahue, and oh, paulie known as the grandmother of juneteenth to our viewers. thanks very much for watching i, wolf blitzer in this room erin burnett outfront starts right now >> i'd front next israel could be just days away from a military operation on rafah. fareed zakaria joins us. >> let's go out front good evening. >> i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. a dramatic moment in court as trump's former gatekeeper and confidence on hope hicks broke down on the stand. hicks was sitting just feet away from her former boss. this is the moment caught by the sketch artist immediately got emotional when trump's team began the cross-examinatio n and asked her about her time at trump organization now, that was that particular moment. the reality is from the moment he picks walked into that courtroom, the atmosphere change. this is an important witness. are reporters who were there say it was almost electric in terms of the chan

i have a dream speech michelle yeoh, also the first asian american to win the academy award for best actress thank you so much for joining me today. smerconish is up next is it, 1968? the sequel michael smerconish in philadelphia this week in a deja vu of the vietnam era, police officers in riot gear across the country were called in to disperse anti-war protesters from college campuses when they cleared out columbia university's hamilton hall, it was on the 56th anniversary of police arrests, ending a student takeover about the vietnam conflict in the exact same building and this august even more deja vu, the democratic national convention will take place in chicago the same city which hosted the 1968 dnc, which was famously disrupted by both chaotic radical anti-war protests and the violent response of the police a bit of history, 1968 included lbj deciding not to seek reelection because of vietnam. >> four days later, the assassination of martin luther king junior race riots, then the assassination of democratic front-runner robert f. kennedy, the republican challenger, richard ni

library other high-profile figures include us superstar swimmer katie ledecky academy award-winner michelle yeoh, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, talk show host phil donahue, and oh, paulie known as the grandmother of juneteenth to our viewers. thanks very much for watching i, wolf blitzer in this room erin burnett outfront starts right now

bloomberg, congressman jim fiber, and al gore, john kerry, nancy pelosi, and the oscar winning actress michelle yeoh and republican kelly daughtry, ending hurt campaign 12 days before a run-off primary election for north carolina's 13th congressional district she did it after donald trump endorsed for opponents all right after a week of intense violent protests on college campuses across the country over the war in gaza. >> president biden has broken his silence while i'm protest is not protected. peaceful protest is it's against the law when violence occurs here though, is how senator bernie sanders framed it. >> he had a warning for the president about what he thinks unrest could do to his reelection bid. >> this may be biden's vietnam or lyndon johnson in many respects, was a very, very good president domestically brought forth some major pieces of legislation you chose not to run in 68 because of opposition to his views on vietnam and i worry very much president biden is putting himself in a position where he has alienated not just young people, but a lot of the democratic base all right there's

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mine is a still of the moment when michelle yeoh handed it over. the most used reaction for you? if i hovered? denise: one is let's go. that is something. and then i really like when i see someone's eyes. i did not see how many people raise their hands, almost everybody. there is something psychological when i see someone's eyes when they are eating something. i'm big on the eyes. hope: my. is always gray, not green, not white. i keep it that way because i'm always online. why do i need to be green? should i be turning my light green more often? denise: it is personal preference. it is about setting your own boundaries. it is making sure you give employees freedom to disconnect if they need to. if you're the kind of person who was always on, that is your preference. hope: these questions sound trivial but they're not. this is the way we show up to work. i worked for a bank, i had a cubicle, i decorated it. now i do this in a digital world's. how do you build products that help companies build culture in this small format? denise: when slack was sta

journalist and television pioneer phil donahue, former vice president al gore, and the actress michelle yeoh academy award for best actress. this year's civil rights leader and world war ii vet, medgar evers, will receive the award j and, well, someone unlikely to receive the award is marjorie taylor greene. >>> her threat to oust johnson is back. analysis from the unite america institute points to how this is an example of what the group calls the primary problem. greene and the two gop allies supporting her bid to oust johnson, gosar and thomas massie, won their elections in districts that lean heavily to republican candidates. in the primary, they were nominated with only about 15% of eligible voters in their districts combined. collectively, the three districts represent less than 1% of the voting population of the united states. look at all the chaos that has followed. the executive director of unite america joins us now in the studio. nick kroiano, author of "the primary solution, rescuing our democracy from the fringes." why do we get into this position? >> what we're seeing now is a