the aclu says more than half of those students are african-american at four of the schools slated to close while black children make up only a fifth of students across the district. in response, the oakland school district said that the schools were chosen on several factors. pg&e avoids criminal charges but will pay millions for two of california's major wildfires. >> they tossed them into cars and got out of there. ama: the rush to keep pets safe as that huge home depot fire burned. some animals tonight still waiting to be reunited. dan: here's a look at what is ahead on jimmy kimmel live. >> joined me for an evening of mystery and intrigue. >> ♪ give me something good to eat yummy yum ♪ xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for 30% less than t-mobile, so you have more money for more stuff. this phone? fewer groceries. this phone? more groceries! this phone? fewer concert tickets. this phone? more concert tickets. and not just for my shows. switch to xfinity mobile for 30% less than t-mobile. new and existing customers get amazing value with our everyday pr

. >>> a live look at oakland where the aclu is urging an investigation in to the plan to close seven schools. the group said that's plan impacts black student who make up more than half the enrollment at four of the schools on the chopping block. it said by under funding and mismanaging schools the district created the very conditions it now sites to justify disrupting school communities and displacing hundreds of black students. the district said the state identified school consolidations to improve it's long term fiscal health and the schools will picked on a number of factors including low enrollment. >>> people in eastern ukraine are being told to get out ahead of attacks by russia. this as allegations of war crimes committed by putin and his troops are getting stronger. satellite images show an eight mile convoy of troops on their way to the east. they are following the orders of a new general who was in charge in syria while russia allegedly committed war crimes there. in the southern port city some clean up of devastated buildings is underway. more than 10,000 have been killed

the aclu agrees and wants the plan investigated. the school board has identified school consolidations as one area the district needs to focus on to improve its fiscal health. the district continues to be focused on inequities. >>> the search continues for a hit and run people who hit two people. now this all happened last thursday. police say the driver of this red pick up hit the women in the crosswalk there is near ocala middle school. police beefed up patrols in the area since students in the school use the same crosswalk. so far this year, 26 people have been killed in traffic accidents in san jose. that's more than double the number at this time last year. >>> okay. food. gas. housing. all of it. much more expensive than just a month ago. it is so frustrating. inflation is hitting us all. and we're paying more for less. want you to check out this graph from the chart for the bureau of labor statistics. it is a snapshot of inflation percentages over the last seven years. now, for the most part, it was steady between 2 and 3%. i

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the director of the aclu, freedom project.espondent. first, the aclu is representing one of the louisville clinics. what are the latest in your battle trying to get an injunction? >> we filed an emergency temporary restraining order yesterday morning. we're waiting to hear from the court and it could be any day we get abortion services rezumed in kentucky. i want to be clear if you need an abortion in kentucky, contact the order and see if the order has been granted. we're fighting as quickly as we can to get abortion services resumed in kentucky. >> explain some of the extra poison pills, if you will, extra regulations that were written in to make it, in effect, impossible for the providers to fail them legally. >> so, the law is a 72-page labyrinth of very complicated restrictions that cannot be complied with until the state makes the forms and the other infrastructure necessary to comply. so, it's a classic catch 22. the providers can't provide abortions and comply with the law until the state makes those forms and creates

joining us now is bridget a mary, she is the deputy de director of the aclu freedom project. she is challenging this law in kentucky. thanks very much for being here, i know this is a pretty intense important day. >> thanks for having me. >> let me just ask if i explained any of that wrong, or that's basically what we should understand about what is happened in kentucky and how far -- how much further down the road kentucky is toward an effective abortion ban than other states. >> you got it right. i also want to assure patients that we are doing everything we can to block the law as quickly as possible. so i really hope that we have the court order, maybe tomorrow event that restores access to abortion in kentucky, and if you need an abortion in kentucky, i urge you to call it a clinic, the situation is changing rapidly. but you're right, this is part of a larger context. there is an abortion access crisis in the united states right now, and it's going to get exponentially worse. in six weeks, when the supreme court decides the mississippi case you mentioned before. roe v. w

a dynamic young civil rights lawyer from the aclu named ruth bader ginsburg. so within my career as a civil rights attorney from when i started law school in 1979 to today, 43 years later i have seen great change in the treatment of women and their representation on the united states supreme court. the nomination of judge ketanji brown jackson will make history. shall be the first african-american woman on the court and she will rule a court that never had a woman member. when i started practicing for the nine members were women. what powerful evidence of the capacity we have of a nation that comes closer and closer to the equality ideals that were articulated as a moral phrase in the declaration of independence drafted in virginia in 1776. i celebrate the history making of disappointment but it's not the reason for my support. i support judge jackson's nomination because of her stellar academic credentials, her prestigious judicial clerkship, her dedicated service as an attorney and member of the united states sentencing commission. her well-respected tenure

. >> laura: here's how the aclu responded. they said while elon musk is an aclu card carrying member in one of our most significant supporters, there's a lot of danger having so much power in the hands of anyone individual. ezra. did they care about mark zuckerberg getting involved in the last election? he had a lot of power. how about george soros? does he have any power? this is ridiculous. >> especially in the media, jeff bezos, one of the world's richest men, owns "the washington post." the richest man in mexico owns "the new york times." pretty much every major media company in america is the placing of an oligarch. even twitter before elon musk about it, you had a saudi prince in there. you had mega investors. either massive socially progressive activists investors had shares. that never bothered the left. they liked their billionaire oligarchs. this is the first time i've heard the left be concerned about billionaires controlling the media. i love it. i hope elon musk lives up to his promise about free speech. i think y

and no one ever suggested the fact their spouse work for the aclu would affect their decision about thedeas they bring before the court. this is in effect to basically delegitimize justice at thomas and indeed the conservative side of the courts. this is the way the democrats play supreme court politics. they know they've got some big cases come in for the court on abortion, gun rights, the administrative state and they are trying to intimidate clarence thomas. and as we know this is the last person let alone supreme court justice who is ever going to be intimidated by these kinds of tactics. especially those who would just saw from senator klobuchar. he represents herself as a moderate democrat but boy she looks closer to me too aoc than she does secure since sinema. >> there is also a special status your own recusal for the supreme court. unlike lower court judges the substitute one for another, there plenty of them around the appellate court has to get off a panel for recusal. you put another appellate court judge on there's only nine supreme court justices. if one recuse of the poss

the civil rights weighing in, the aclu writing, "while elon musk is an aclu card carrying member andignificant supporter, there's a lot of danger having so much power in the hands of any one individual." the naacp pleading with musk to keep former president trump far away. "do not allow 45 to return to the platform. do not allow twitter to become a petri dish for hate speech or falsehoods that subvert our democracy." and cnn's brian adding this. >> i think it's an example, which, if you get invited to something, where there are no rules, where there is total freedom for everybody, do you actually want to go to that party? or are you going to decide to stay home? and that the question for twitter users. some of them love the idea that there's going to be no moderation and no rules at all. others might not want to be anywhere near that. >> emily: and of course the white has weighed in. >> no matter who owns or runs twitter, the president has large been concerned about the power of large social media platforms and the power they have over their everyday lives. tech platforms must be hel

reggie: the aclu has filed a complaint with the department of justice saying that the closure of severalland schools unfairly impact like families. in february the school board voted to close seven schools despite strong community opposition. the aclu says more than half of the students are african-american at four of the schools slated to close while black students only make up 1/5 of students districtwide. the oakland district says the schools were selected based on a number of factors including low enrollment. kumasi: san francisco district attorney is accusing a law firm of ripping off small businesses by falsely claiming to fight for people with disabilities. jason has joined george gascan in suing a san diego-based firm. they have asked the judge to stop the firm from filing faithless disability rights lawsuits against small businesses. they sue on behalf of clients with disabilities but the dean says in most cases those clients have never even visited the businesses they are suing. >> our investigation has shown that these serial filers could not have possibly visited businesses a

but the aclu of michigan and planned parenthood also filed a lawsuit the same day.one of those succeed we still need this ballot measure to protective reproductive abortion rights in the michigan state constitution, so they can't be overturned by a newly elected lemg s lacher or a newly elected governor. this has to be producted in the michigan state constitution. >> rene chilean, thank you. >>> still ahead, everybody a first-hand account of the deadly attack on the train station in ukraine. >>> what the crew of paying spacex customers are doing on their ten-day mission. we'll be right back. their ten-day mission. we'll be right back. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop

kumasi: the aclu was filing a complaint with the state department of justice claiming the closure ofls unfairly impact black families. in february, the school board closed seven schools despite strong community opposition. the aclu says more than half the students are african-american at four of the school slated to close. black children make up only about 1/5 of students in the district. gilpin school district says the schools were selected based on a number of factors, including low enrollment. now to a store you will only see on abc 7 news. a small business hit with a big fine. they say it was all an effort to keep the customer safe. neighbors are now coming to the bakery's defense. >> i still love what i'mfor e ph has been making his signature pastries and cakes. >> this is my creation. one-of-a-kind. >> while he worked six days a week for almost the entire pandemic, he noticed a problem outside. >> nobody was taking care of the tree. it is overgrown. >> he end other business owners say the bushy leaves and branches outside his bakery were blocking the giant stop sign, similar to

. >> jason: thing of the aclu. where is the aclu on all of these freedom of speech issues?become so progressive, i don't even recognize them. this goes back to what i said earlier. i think today's democratic party is no reflection on where it used to be and they wonder out loud, why don't they like is more? white art deco more -- why art deco more republicans? -- are there more republicans? >> former president obama. when talked about the wokeness of his party. >> if you were to poll all average americans, people who work hard and say, how do you feel about the value of your dollar plummeting, about you paying for others' tuition? and the issues which we pop up all the time here, you will see that everyone feels vastly on the side of the gop could vastly underside of republicans. we have a now sitting supreme court justice who said, i can't define what a woman is for fear of offending someone? dr. seuss is canceled. linkin park the whole world is canceled. i'm sort of enjoying watching it. >> as we are seeing liberals fleeing liberal states to come to great red conservative

also this week, heard's op-ed piece dominated testimony as the jury was told about the aclu's involvementnues to be an ambassador for the organization, focussing on women's rights. depp's attorney showing people inside the organization knew that when heard wrote about alleged abuse in her marriage, she was referencing depp. >> is it also true that there were some at the aclu who expressed their belief that excising those references to her marriage and divorce from johnny depp made the op-ed less impactful, correct? >> it is correct. >> reporter: that line of questioning could be significant because depp claims the public knew who heard was writing about in her essay, however it will be up to the jury to decide if that's heard's fault fand it's deaf nation. heard is expected to take the stand as her side's first witness with weeks still to go in the trial, it's unclear when that will be. polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> and a quick programming note, the second season of "stanley tucci:searching for italy" premieres this sunday at 9:00 p.m. you won'n't want to miss it. if you have advanced

well,er here's how the aclu responded to my move. they said while elon musk is an aclu card carrying member and one of our most significant supporters, there's a lot of danger having so much power in the hands of any one individual. ezra, what they care about marke zuckerberg getting involved in the last election. i mean, he hadast he h a lot of. how about the soros? does he have any power? this is ridiculous. well, especially in the media. jeffrey bezos, one of the world's richest men owns the washington post. carlosch slim, the richest man in mexico, owns the new york o times. pretty muc pretty much every majorh media company in america is the plaything of an oligarch and it's even twitter. before elon musk bought it, youe had a saudi prince. in there. you had mega investors. i think blackrock either massive socially progressive activist investors had shares that never bothered the left. ey they like their billionaire oligarchs. this is the first time i've heard the left be concerned about billionaires controlling the media and i l

. >>> live look now at oakland where the aclu is urging the state attorney general to investigate a plan to close seven schools. the group says the plan impacts black student who's make up more than half of the enrollment at four of the schools on the chopping block. it added in a statement by under funding and mismanaging small schools skphr predominantly plaque neighborhoods the district created the condition that they sight to disrupt tight knit school communities and displacing hundreds of black students and the district told us the state has identified school consolidations as an area of phobe us to improve its long-term fiscal health and that the schools were selected based on a number of factors including not limited to low enrollment. >>> new at 11:00, staging a protest outside of a san francisco comedy show. >> onstcenter. the comedian protesters are calling for a boy scott of his shows after he declined to kopl den russia's attack on ukraine. >> he is one of those people that are trying to help them do the cover up that is happening. he will stay in silence. and he should not b

the aclu brought that along with other people, the biden administration is fighting that they pickedtrump administration's battle on that. and we spoke earlier today with the aclu alert who is fighting the biden administration in court on this and here's what he had to say about that fight. >> the biden administration thinks that it was morally who wants to fix it, but i don't know that they're doing everything that they are allowing them to be reunified, that it's critical, but they have walked away from the negotiating capers provide monetary compensation, and we still don't know whether they're going to provide a clear pathway to allow these families to remain in the country. i hope the american public realizes that this is still going on. >> this is one thing we heard from everyone they talked to was there's an assumption family separations, and it's been dealt with people are reunited and it's over. and that's just not true. the harm that was caused has ever been recognized. separations continue, though not on mass, and there's actually no rules in place that would prevent this

the aclu reports states wasting billions annually enforcing cannabis laws. this is money, time, and effort better spent on investing on true community safety. further, overwhelming americans want marijuana reform. 91% report they believe it should be legalized. congress is long overdue in marijuana reform and decriminalizing this substance, but we have a long journey ahead to achieve social justice and criminal justice reform. the war on marijuana is a costly relic of the past. let's vote yes today so we can build a safer and more equitable tomorrow. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. bentz: thank you, mr. speaker. i just want to assure everyone that the police in oregon are not chasing those who are using mari marijuana. oregon legalized marijuana. what we're having trouble with are the consequences of that legalization. and that's what i'm trying to bring to the attention of folks today. if we're going to legalize on a national scale, then for

the aclu has called on bob bonta to investigate the closures saying they disproportionately burden students of color. in oakland, i and andria borba. kpix 5. two in the south bay, hundreds of employees -- it is the last day for workers to submit proof of vaccination. an agency spokesperson says more than 85% of the staff has already reported their vaccination status. however, the remaining 15% -- roughly 200 people -- are still in limbo despite the certainty they expect service will continue as normal. >>> starting next week, caltrain will scale back service. san mateo. the service will drop from 104 trends a day to radiate. that will last from may 20th. baby bullet service will also be temporarily suspended. trains will be singletrack through hayward park and hillside stations. we are scheduled to be completed last month, but it was pushed back after this fiery crash on march 10. the train slammed into a work vehicle. injuring 13 people. >>> is still on kpix 5 and cbs news bay area, oakland welcomes its newest police officers to the force. we will meet the young man whose hard work is fina

. >> reporter: according to the aclu black people are nearly four times more likely to get arrested forarijuana possession racial disparities and convictions like this have historically prevented minorities for getting license to run a legit cannabis business >> out of 700 dispensaries in colorado the fact four are owned by people of color is dismal social equity was put into place to balance the idea we have 1,667 white owners and only 12 black owners or latino >> reporter: this being a social equity push you see this as a good first step? >> i do. i think it's not a good first step i think it's necessary to really rectify some of the things that the war on drugs caused. >> our thanks to laura barrett for that report. >>> still to come latin superstar bad bunny comes face-to-face with himself. tf> and big changes ahead for nelix after losing hundred of thousands of subscribers g a statin and being active. but you can do hard. you lived through the blizzard of '96... 12 unappreciative bosses... (phone rings) 17 fad diets... five kids, three grandkids... one heart attack... and 18 passwo

referred them to the aclu and two young aclu lawyers who were recent graduates of the law school i teach at georgetown law took up their case. and for the next you know, like i said nine years they were in and out of court and but they persisted they persisted this quiet couple that did not like publicity and they started opening up their life. there's a beautiful photo essay article about them in life magazine where they started opening up their life and talking about what they were going through and particularly mildred who had been very quiet. she started there's a documentary about them you can watch and so they became the ordinary people who became advocates for themselves and for other people. let's take some calls for cheryl cash in first barbara in new york city. good afternoon to you. good afternoon, peter. good afternoon, professor. kashian a professor in your opinion how likely is it that justice ruth bader ginsburg did not retire from the supreme court when the democrats had the senate because she didn't want to give obama the opportunity to replace her potentially with a bla

i just want to say you show an example when you talk about oppressors, aclu sued transgender's in the same prison as biological women and among others, correctional officersec unions argued against it. they said we predict pregnancies of obviously health issues, this guy impregnated to in the fact that the judge ruled in their favor, there are multiple transgender's in there. what i don't understand is an element of public safety protecting our citizens the somehow escaped the judge in that decision yes, i guess in the interest of fairness, we have to let them in.er what about the interest of public safety, one of the ones who got pregnant, her judge said i've never seen a more depraved or senseless act of violence. if she ever gets out, she will commit something like insane pilots or whatever. she maintains she was not pregnant but this kind of person regardless if it was taking advantage, you see the mental capacity, now she's going to be a mom and prison, all of this is backwards, and also why everyone should have a doberman instead. [laughter] greg: charlie, your hair is murdering

had been and how that also shad who she was as a judge, she was able to talk about her work at the aclu, for example. she was able to talk about how as a judge she rularly visits the washington, d.c., jails and naturally took her clerks there to explain she never wanted to be far removed from the experices of average americans who ended up in the criminal justice system. she talked about how much she admired justice thurgood marshall and justice brennan. all of that came out beautifully -- it was terrific to observe as americans. we did not get that opportunity with judge jackson at all. it was a shameiven her brilliance, given the fact she will be the first person who had worked as a public defender -- a federal defender come to serve on the united states sueme court. we really did not get t opportunity that would have been a benefit for all americans to hear about, including coming from the american south d what that must have meant to her family more than being the first african-american woman in this posion but simply what it really means to have grown up in the south for her parent

. >>> a live look at oakland now with aclu is urging the state attorney general to investigate a plan to close seven schools. the friendship said that the plan impacts black students who make up more than half the enrollment at four of the schools on the chopping block. it added in a statement by under funding and mismanaging small schools in black neighborhoods the district created the very conditions that it now sites to justify disrupting tight school communities and displacing hundreds of black students. the district told us that the state has identified school consolidations as abhijit area of focus to improve it's long term fiscal health and that's schools were selected based on a number of factors including but not limited to low enrollment. >>> the happening today in san francisco, senator alex pedia will join the mayor to discuss federal funding. $386million from the american rescue plan to go to bart and sfmt,a operations. the market and el he is street also get the extra cash. you can watch the live event at 9:30 on cbs news bay area. >>> anyone who has been to san francisc

. >> the aclu criticized an earlier version of your bill for not having enough due process.acknowledge their concerns of going down the road of the executive branch identifying people to target and taking their assets? >> i acknowledge there is a need to do this in a careful way but at the same time, i think one mistake we sometimes make is that we apply an american construct to a russian reality. an america lawyer migh look at a russian oligarch who owns a soccer team in england and say, that guy i the owner of the soccer team. anyone that understands how russia works would say, that guy is not the owner of the soccer team, it is the russian state, it is putin who is the owner of the soccer team. these are pooled assets. let's not use our due process to protect property that was stolen without due process and is financing the war that is killing thousands and thousands of ukrainians. and let's seize the opportunity to be able to do something for the people of ukraine what the wealth that contributed to the attempt to destroy their country. >> you mentionundreds of billions

supported by democrats and republicans, progressives and conservatives, the left and the right, by the aclu and the koch brothers, the naacp and the heritage foundation, al sharpton and grover norquist, all points in between and signed into law by donald trump and it is a foundation, struck a blow against mass incarceration but was a bipartisan blow and there are additional criminal justice reform measures that are working their way through congress also with bipartisan support and if we can do it on colonel justice reform, we can figure out ways to find common ground in other areas where traditionally you don't expect democrats and republicans. >> you talk about bipartisanship and track record, strong track record of bipartisanship. i wanted to before we wrap this up i wanted to ask about -- about the resistance to bipartisanship that we see on the left and the right. you are democrat so i want to ask you what do you say to those democrats who find it distasteful, morally problematic even to work with republicans in the house who were supportive of donald trump, let's be frank, autocratic

today, planned parenthood and the aclu sued to block the law. even if that works temporarily, god help the appeal. because we are very likely careening towards the end of roe v. wade based on the conservative 6-3 supreme court, who are likely just waiting, eagerly, for an appeal of one of these laws to land at their door. make no mistake, we got here because of a campaign that started in the late 1970s and '80s, when conservative leaders realized they could rally voters around abortion, which was far better pr than their original obsession, protecting the tax free status of segregated schools. ever since, it's been their dream to take over the courts and overturn roe. it's the promise they made to conservative christian voters to secure senate seats a and the white house. it's part of how president trump won in 2016, by promising to nominate judges who would overturn roe, even though he messed around and said the quiet part out loud, that women, women, should be punished for having abortions. mitch mcconnell brought that dream to fruition. with

. >> the aclu said it going to try to push back on this in court.lly given what we expect to hear probably in june or early july, the potential for the significant blow to roe v. wade. >> in florida we are very unique in the fact that we have a right to privacy enumerated in our state constitution, which has stopped abortion bans like this from becoming laws in the past. much like the supreme court of the united states, our state supreme court has become more conservative thanks to governor ron desantis but we have not heard an abortion issue before our state court. i suspect not only are we going to be watching what happens out of scotus this summer but we'll have our own litigation strategy in state court which has been a constitutional protection to privacy that flat voters have approved time after time when anti-abortion extremists have tried to water down. >> governor desantis has put florida right in the mid of the broader issues. how do you see that affecting the political atmosphere given that the pendulum has swung to the conservative in yo

. > >>> a live look at oakland where the aclu is urning the state attorney general to investigate a plan to close attorney schools. the group said that the plan impacts black students who make up more than half the enrollment at four of the schooling on the chopping block it. added in a statement that by under funding and mismanaging small schools in a mainly black neighborhood, the district created the very conditions it now sites to justify disrupting school communities and displaces students. the state said this it has identified consolidations to improve it's fiscal health and that the schools were selected based on factors including but not limit to the low enrollment. >>> ukraine is telling people in the east to get out before an expected russian offensive. the pentagon said the new commander known as the butcher of syria has a history of disregard fog civilian deaths. the port city the mayor said that more than 10,000 have died. >>> back here in the bay area supporters of ukraine staged a protest outside a san francisco comedy show. >> the comdian -- they are calling for a boycott

but we also see different states like kentucky, they're facing a legal challenge from the aclu who saysstitutional, and that's what we continue to see, these legal challenges to all of these bills across the nation. paula. >> nadia romero, thank you so much for your reporting. >>> and coming up, the war in ukraine is stoking a food crisis that is being felt around the world. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure cplete with 30 grams of protein ♪ ♪ asya agulnik md: st. jude was founded with an understanding that no child should die in the dawn of life. to work with many partners all over the world, nothing stops in the way of us achieving that mission, not even war. marta salek md: when there is a need, people stand up and do what is right and ensure that they restart medical therapy as quickly as possible. carlos rodriguez-galindo md: any child suffering today of cancer is our responsibility. >>> russia's war on ukraine could have a devastating i

. >> greg: there's experts the aclu to get transgender women into the prison knowing that this wouldpen. >> dr.drew: out think that they believe that this would happen. look people have sexual relations in prison usually women with women, now we've had it women with and the problem is the liability of pregnancy. my question is is what's wrong with your profession and what is wrong with it because i feel like the sort of idea that they have is that all crime is mental health or something? and then to put someone with help mental health problems in prison is the wrong thing. so we worked in a psychiatric hospital for 35 years. all crime is not mental health. it is not there are criminals out there. it's crazy right? and there are people that are crazy the knee containment they need it so they need. and you can deal with that with some sort of facility but not the street and ankle bracelets. >> greg: ousting about this the other day and it's very strange the idea that somehow it's better to have the mentally ill on the streets of new york with her loud noises, cars beeping and crowds. t

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they turned them into the flagburning aclu card-carrying practically on american figure. he was also not man enough. it's really an extraordinary barrage and baker would say, it's interesting margaret tet wyler who was a close adviser jimak said baker doesn't do regrets and we found that to be the case. we couldn't get him to say he regretted it. he was like my record is my record and i'm comfortable with the kind of person. willie horton was the only thing he said was probably that might have gone too far and took him back to the next interview. he didn't say was great or anything. he didn't wantis his strategy pushing his own biography and his own history of here's my record words and all. he would say to you well i did not raise the addict that most of thee attention of the independent expenditure. the record shows it was al gore who -- willie horton in the primaries and the bush campaign that did say we are going to make it indelibly associated with michael dukakis at the pointed out. jim baker was a promoter and adviser of lee atwater never disavowed him. the thing t

her aclu chapter even submitted a brief to the district court. rinehart defended his decision not to recuse, writing his wife's, quote, views are hers, not mine, i do not in any way condition my opinions on the position she takes regarding any issues, unquote, even though he took the same position that his wife took. article said, ethics experts defended rinehart's decision, noting that, quote, judge rinehart is not presumed on the reservoir and carrier of his wife's beliefs. a contrary outcome would deem a judge's spouse unable to hold most any position of advocacy, creating what amounts to a marriage penalty. exactly. and liberals will not apply that standard to liberals, and yet they come after justice thomas with their fangs bared, viciously attacking him and his wife. what happened to the old ideas of liberals being the care, compact gnat people who would never judge one spouse by the acts or thoughts of the other? those have gone by the wayside and we see exactly what's at play here. article says supreme court has long rejected the marriage

why did the aclu find the need to rewrite supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg's decision when shewoman's life to her well-being and dignity. they rewrote it to say person and their. why do we dilute the sense of womanhood that people fought so hard to have recognize? >> when my grandmother was born women could not vote. last month we celebrated women's history month. should we not celebrate that? surely get rid of title ix? are all disparities gone with things like health care? a lot of people would argue that no they are not. also i do not want my girls yelling from the room person! person! i still want them to call me mom. sorry. >> there you go. kayleigh of course this administration has led the charge and jumped in with performative activism. will pop this up, it includes the redistribution of the word woman come over the extinguishing of the word woman. >> like this, the department of justice come individuals who are pregnant, cdc pregnant people, white house birthing people. it appears they are taking their marching orders from aoc, where did you come up about one? maybe the

reminder it is not just about her role in aquaman enter endorsement of the two global organizations like aclucommission still support her. she's still on their official pages. think about that. the trial resumes monday and is expected to last another three weeks. >> thank you very much. it is time to bring back the on and only kevin corke to talk about something that all americans need. at how much do we need of sleep. >> good question i have an answer. first i have a question for you. how many hours of sleep you get a night, format, 6, 8? i know you don't get that picks that that's the goal. we are the kind of people who are like i have an hour to nap, i will take that our pit researchers have discovered the exact amount of sleep that each adult should get as we had to work middle or old age. >> are we middle or old age correct. >> certainly not. at seven hours of sleep is the ideal amount in the middle to older age, according to this recent study but they also warned that too much sleep and too little sleep are actually associated with poor cognitive function, mental health et cetera appear

kristen: the aclu filed a complaint with the state department of justice, claiming the closure of several oakland schools unfairly impacted black families. the school board voted to close seven schools by 2023 despite community opposition. they say more than half the students are african-american, at four of the students were schools, that is -- making one for the population districtwide. they failed to analyze their initial equity of closing the selective schools. as required by a resolution adopted image of last year. larry: in 85-year-old oakland man missing for five days is recovering a day after our remarkable end to a well coordinated search-and-rescue effort. a helicopter pulled alphonso a. from a ravine yesterday, too steep for him to walk out of. he went missing last tuesday at the park located just across the street from his house. >> we know it is an area that he and you will. that he had been a prolific walker and hiker for many years. not exactly sure why or how he got down into the ravine he ended up in. larry: a member of the helicopter team held onto the man until he lande

supported by democrats and republicans, progressives and conservatives, by the left and the right, by the aclund the coke brothers, the naacp and the heritage foundation, al sharpton and grover norquist. all points in between, and signed into law by former president trump. it is a foundation. it struck a blow against mass incarceration, but it was a bipartisan blow. there are additional criminal justice reforms, measures working their way through the congress right now. also with bipartisan support. if we can do it on criminal justice reform, i think it also means we can figure out to find ways to find common ground in other areas where traditionally you don't expect democrats and or publican's to come together. host: you talked about bipartisanship and, as i mentioned before, you have a strong track record of bipartisanship. before we wrap this up, i wanted to ask you about some resistance to bipartisanship we see both on the left and the right. you are a democrat, so i want to ask what do you say to those democrats who find it distasteful or morally problematic even to work with republicans