i'm andrea canning. or was the defense right? had she, in dire financial straits, pinned her crimes on a man who was only trying to help? and which version with the jury believe? now with the conclusion of vengeance, once again, lester holt. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> four seemona sumasar it had been an exhausting and emotional three weeks, a trial of her ex boyfriend was jerry ramrattan had taken her back to the worst days of her life. >> i can't believe that it's my life. it is something i should really be in a lifetime movie. even that's a bit too much. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and now that the case was in the hands of a jury, seemona and prosecutor frank di gaetano were on edge. >> i'm never confronted. once the case gets to the hands of the jury, you never know what's going to happen. >> when deliberations got underway, the jury was divided. >> tell me what the deliberations were like? >> at first, you know, it seemed like it was gonna be more like a hung jury. >> we spoke to five of the jurors. >> so, how many jurors were there? >>

i'm andrea canning. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is "dateline." >> hello. i'm andrea canning. and this is dateline. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i was just like, oh my god -- this is really an answer. it may not be definitive, but this guy knows something. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a young couple vanishes. then, nearly a decade later, a discovery in their own backyard turns the mystery into a murder. >> they find a back, and inside the back is a human skull. >> detectives had a suspect. and then, he disappeared, too. >> his trailhead just stopped. >> until this -- >> please, please, bring him back. >> he kidnapped his own daughter right from this boston straight, after claiming to be a rockefeller -- clark rockefeller. >> i hired a private investigator, trying to find out who i was married to. and they couldn't find out. >> now, a second chance for investigators to prove that this mysterious con man was also a killer. but was this case as clear cut as it seemed? >> there was no motive. there was no re

here is andrea canning with rear window. >> maybe it was the ape not a home of life coming to life. then again, maybe it was just the boos of talk of easy money. >> we are all just sitting there having a couple of beers, fishing, relaxing, and enjoying. >> somehow, three families kicking back on the lakes side dog found the evening funding into the past, a brutal unsolved murder, an investigation stalled on an old name resurrected. as they remembered, their eyes grew wide. >> what is your gut tell you as you're sitting on that dark? >> probably on to something. >> and someone who would prefer to stay hidden. strange how the night can shine a light into the darkest places. like so many others, corey parker came to florida for the waves and weather, but stayed for the people. like amy -- >> jim are the first time you met cory parker? >> i do. >> cory, a young 20 something when she and amy became fast friends. >> we were out beats barr on the beach and we were actually in the bathroom waiting in line. >> what did you say to her? >> i think she started the conversation. she said hey, i

here is andrea canning and without a trace. >> it is a sad fact of american life, family separated from their loved ones, gone without a trace. nationwide, there are almost 100,000 active missing person cases. since december 2013, dateline's online missing america series has been telling some of those heartbreaking stories. one of the first came from the heartland. where not everything is serene and pastoral. this is the quad cities, urban, industrial, gritty, four cities split by the mighty mississippi river. two on the iowa side, two in illinois. these days, the quad cities is a sometimes an easy mix of old-fashioned midwestern values, and modern urban life, where crime is an inescapable part of the landscape. this is where carrie olson went missing in december of 2013. >> she had a heart of gold, and always made you feel welcome. >> amanda smith and carrie were bff from the moment they met as 11 year olds at a neighborhood pool. >> we were just swimming together one day, and sparks just flew. >> how do little girls have sparks? what was it about carrie? >> she was outgoing, fun. she

here is andrea canning with friends until death. >> she was a young woman who devoted her whole life to making music. an accomplished musician who played several instruments, acted even wrote her own songs. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that was her biggest passion. she some music as a way to change the world. >> that was -- violin, piano. >> she had a unique sound. >> yeah. >> so who could've predicted that on july 15th, 2015, the music and the young girls dream would end so suddenly. >> we were in shock, disbelief. >> it was hard to understand, to come to grips with. >> oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my god. >> ma'am, stay on the line with me we're going to get themself or you. >> a small town was faced with a mystery with police asking, what was real and was a performance? >> he's an actor. he's two different people. >> who is this guy. who does he think he is that he could go a to women? >> ask anyone who kn blodgett growing up in hartford wisconsin. they tell you she was happy, passionate, full of life. her dad said she had always been that way. did she have a happy childhood? >> yes, i show you 600 pho

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here is andrea canning with the conclusion of deadly.mother of your child, and the fact that she was carrying his unborn child. i don't even have words of how sick. what a monster. >> bonjour easter didn't look like a monster when he went on trial for criminal solicitation. but lots of witnesses said he talked about killing his wife to anyone who would listen. well now 12, jurors were listening. and it took them all of three hours to find him guilty. >> when you are guilty -- >> likely not from under eight. me my lawyers had my arms. >> arduous and it's a life in prison, he spoke to us from behind glass at a texas state prison. >> the prosecutor said, and is closing statements, who is a crying for? referring to you. he said, he was crying for himself. >> no, i was crying for my wife in man born child. it had nothing to do with me. >> why should we believe you? >> because i didn't do it. because i love my wife. >> he told us he might military has been but he never wanted landed. was life easier without her? >> no that's all we got back to

here is andrea canning with the client. >> beverley carter was making a name for herself in little rocknsas. >> her face is in the paper every week. >> she had a billboard on one of the busiest interstates. it had her face on. it >> as a top selling realtor, beverley carter had become somewhat of a local celebrity. with her infectious smile, she put house hundreds that he's, trusted to find the perfect home, she often did. >> beverley was also matted. nobody could do look really good. >> there was a downside to her celebrity. >> this realtor had a target on her back. >> she did a, and she didn't know it. >> for beverley, being a realtor was more than just closing a deal. >> was she in the perfect job for her personality? >> yes. >> absolutely. >> her sons, chad and karl junior, and karl junior's wife, cam, we're always amazed at how much their mom's clients loved her. >> one of her -- and then gone to a baby shower. -- >> it was a newer client and i think that speaks for itself. >> she had a nice smile. >> a beautiful smile. and she had a laugh that would fill a room. >> she was hands d

here with nightfall is andrea canning. >> i'd ask that you all close your eyes for a few minutes this morning. i'd like for you to envision roane county in the middle of october. the leaves are changing, there's a little bit of a nip in the air. now envision brooke morris standing there and brooke feels like she's been punched in the throat. she's been shot. brooke feels like a bomb goes off in her body, this is the second shot, and it tears through her chest. she's terrified, and she's in extreme pain. thank you, you can open your eyes. >> the final minutes of a young woman's life detailed in a tennessee courtroom. a tragedy that devastated her family and friends. >> this is -- cannot be happening. >> it was really the worst day of my entire life. >> who would do this to our friend brooke. it was awful. it was horrible. it was a horrible time. >> secrets exposed, but would justice be served? >> it was never ending, never ending. and i was so frustrated. >> most people who knew brooke morris remember radiance and zest for life. >> she was always, always, always dancing everywhere she

but in this case, not everything was as it seemed, here with the house in the woods is andrea canning. >> he wasn't exactly sure where the house was or what had happened there but he knew that it was bad. >> these ones are not fun to do. >> finally, he founded, down the secluded driveway, a man on the front lawn waving him in. >> what's going on. >> i'm the neighbor. >> inside the deputy could see signs of a struggle. blood on the floor. >> blood on the wall. blood on the steps. >> a broken wall. he searched the house. >> the kid's room. this one is clear. he had been a local star of sorts. kelley, she was a hometown girl raised right here in the finger lakes region of new york state. >> when you grow up here, it took for me to move away and go to college before i came back and really appreciated how pretty it is. >> how did you see kelley's sense of humor. >> she was very goofy. always happy. loved to have fun. loved to laugh. sarcastic. witty. she always made things fun. >> funny and beautiful. couldn't keep a girl like that in a small town forever. after college, she broke news to

i'm andrea canning. thanks for watching. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs.'m joumanna bercetche. >> and i'm julianna tatelbaum. these are your headlines >>> concerns over the chinese economy seep into global equities with european stocks opening in the red while u.s. futures are also indicated lower. >>> china's manufacturing sector falls further into contraction, hitting a five-month low while service activity grows at its slowest pace in four months. >>> the bill regarding the debt ceiling is heading to the house for a vote this evening with just five days to go before the deadline. >>> and french inflation cools to a one-year low in may with energy and food prices declining while the finance minister bruno le maire says the government must cut its debt program. >>> well, a very good morning to you. we've got a packed show this morning. let me kick off with frernsh da out of italy the figures are slightly better than expected. italy's economy rose 30% in the first quarter thanks to strong demand marginally better than the preliminary estimate on the year e

i am andrea canning, thank you for watching. for watching >> as we begin a new hour, it is a race to the bottom in the great state of iowa. a brewing battle over who has the harshest vision from america. trump and desantis prepared to do it out in a fight for the gop nomination. plus, the greatest ongoing shift towards authoritarianism, if they work literally wrote the authoritative study on the subject. also, the harsh realities, now that title 42 is history is easy to forget, this is a humanitarian crisis, there are enormous hurdles for those arriving at our border by the books. we are going to show. you and holding a line on reproductive rights in south carolina. one of the woman fighting to keep an ultra restrictive abortion ban from becoming law is with us. this is american voices. . >> we begin this hour with the humanitarian crisis at our southern border with mexico. as the u.s. struggles to meet the reality of the growing complexities of migration. this new reality demands every imagining of our immigration system, a sys

here with collision is andrea canning. >> this is the story of two intense women battling for the heart loved man. it's about sex, secrets, and lies. red hot texas passion and a bitter feud. all leading to a final show down on a two lane highway. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bexar county, 9-1-1. >> i have a [inaudible] and a black range rover, they are [inaudible] >> a high-speed chase that went horribly, horribly wrong. >> it was a nightmare. >> when the dust settled, one life would be over. many others shattered. >> we all lost him. >> and the final chapter, passion would write that one too. ♪ ♪ ♪ san antonio, texas. home of the alamo, the river walk, and the whole family. three generations of truckers with deep roots in the city. it was here that bill hall met the love of his life at the tender age of 16. her name was frances. what happened the first time you laid eyes on bill? >> i just fell in love with him. i knew he was the man i was going to marry. >> at 16? >> at 16. >> they married right out of high school. a year later, daughter nikki was born. where your parents and love? >> oh, yes. we definit

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you can call the suicide hotline at any time at 988, andrew andrea. important number there is he's he's people struggling, never know how it's going to affect and what's going to happen. it's important regardless of how this case plays out. it is important to have this discussion because it's obviously something that is impacting so many americans. thank you, lionel. also making news this morning, former fox news personality tucker carlson is starting a new show on twitter. he was fired last month shortly after the channel settled. it's defamation lawsuit with dominion voting systems. he was among the on air personalities named as spreading lies about the 2020 election. coming up the big night in the n b, a golden state warriors senior dance squad is becoming almost as popular as the team itself. you're watching world news now. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy.

. >> reporter: andrea, i can it will you it was, as you said, a very solemn time for this family.-old jordan neely. reverend al sharpton did, in his eulogy, carry the message for the family. he said we are angry because you keep choking us to death. we won't stop until we change the nation, until we change the city, until the jordans of america get help. one of the things that the family was saying over and over again is that everyone has someone in their family suffering from mental illness. it's so important that this country address that. the mayor of the city says he is going to do it. the governor of the state says she's appointing or appropriating a billion dollars to that. people want to see it materialize. they want more action and not just talk. andrea? >> rehema ellis, thank you so much, from new york. >>> road to surrender. the new book about the end of world war ii. president biden makes a historic visit to hiroshima with the g7. that's coming up next. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. a mitchell reports" only on msnbc. do you struggle with occa

>> yes, i can hear you now, andrea. >> thank you. preschool and was asking you about social media. so, how can your advisory help parents deal with this? >> well, i mentioned this advisory, andrea, because i've been hearing from parents all over the country who are saying they're concerned about social media and they're asking me is social media safe for my kids? and in the advisory we lay out the publicly available evidence and we conclude there is not enough evidence to say social media is sufficiently safe for our kids. in fact, there is growing evidence that its use is associated with harms for our children. i lay out a number of steps that policymakers and technology companies need to take to ensure that social media is, in fact, safer for our kids, to protect our kids. there are also steps parents can take as well that we can speak to. we can't continue to place the entire burden of managing social media on kids on the shoulders of parents. that's what's been happening up until now. parents need help and we need policymakers and

andrea. i have been in phoenix. the story there shows that migration can be managed.g as the appropriate measures are put in place. to be clear, the experience in arizona is not a single asylum seeker has been sent on to the streets, despite over 100,000 arri arriving. there's proper processing. there's effective screening. there's proper medical attention where appropriate and care. there's transport arrangements. the bulk of people do have relatives in other parts of the u.s. to whom they are going to be joining. i think that there's a very clear message from my visit, which is that you don't have to be cruel to achieve order. what you can do and what you have to do -- there are responsibilities on the countries to put in places that sort out those who have a claim from those who don't and care for those who have a claim and can't go back home and return those who aren't able to stay. >> we see people leaving for reasons of desperation, violence, gang violence, poor economic conditions throughout the region. that is not being abated. we had one image, which was so c

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andrea from dyke out to 0 . can you isn't terry a minister says there are at least 10 more mass graves in a forest where hundreds of photos of a doomsday cold have been buried. survivors say the preacher of the group told them to stump themselves to death, so they could meet jesus. 241 bodies have been recovered so fall, but hundreds of people are still missing. welcome lab reports in the town of midland. jake, while he's been meeting families of survive of fronts, is when g is seeking custody of his grandchild, who survived the cult? anything can. yeah. and he's now in government. can his daughter was one of pasta pool mackenzie's follow, as survivors say, he convinced many of them to stuff us the children and then themselves to death before the end of the world. so they could get to having when frontiers organize the rescue. it was too late for 2 of his grandchildren. the one who survived explain what happened to his younger brother say. on the day he was supposed to die and say that the mom tried to supper, it's

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can just say my 2nd home. so where else would i go? you know, ah, andrea jeffries, music career seems to move only one way up for albums and several hit. singles have made sport. she, one of ukraine's biggest music acts the circumstances of their victory in ukraine's pre selection for the eurovision song contest late last year were somewhat unusual for fear of russian attacks. the competition was held 102 meters under ground in a subway station in the capital key. if that stage was between them on the platform where people waiting for the drains, you know, so we perform, jefferson can thank you and the ream, blast noise. and everyone was sick on that time because it was when that was very cold. but we made it somehow, we managed how to do it. and the yes that only one in 2020 to the collusion orchestra when the e. s. c for ukraine. so toward she has a tough musical act to follow this year. world knows that ukraine has strong folk music and the sierra there will be sanctions at the most of them would not expect from ukraine who can show some electronic musi

you can always reach me on twitter and instagram @jdbalart. andrea mitchell will have an interview with ukraine's ambassador to the united states. don't miss it. i will see you. thanks. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," better than expected jobs numbers for april, 253,000 jobs added means the fed's fight against inflation may not be over. even as the debt ceiling deadline looms and the banking sector remains shaky. >>> the justice department probe into donald trump's handling of classified documents is intensifying with a wave of new subpoenas according to the "new york times." new reporting from the "washington post" has uncovered payments to clarence thomas' wife from a judicial power player with interest in the high court. >>> more migrants are already heading to the southern border days before covid restrictions are headed next week. congresswoman concern have a escobar joins me here. >>> and i will talk to ukraine's ambassador to the united states on new threats from russia. >>> good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington

andrea now! >> i've rubbed off on him! >> you can both be happy it's not going to rain over the next three days. but the marine layer will build back in tomorrow morning. we'll use today as an example to show you how to weekend goes. low clouds have come back in the city. it's only 58. understandable if you look at that and think that's as warm as we're getting? looking inland, the clouds are starting to creep in. that's walnut creek. the clouds are doing their thing. they're not getting too far inland, and it's 70 degrees right now in walnut creek. you may not get quite to that mark tomorrow or monday. but you'll be close. if you look at where we are now, these numbers have to come down about three or four degrees inland. let's jump into the memorial day forecast. we'll look at this in two different ways. first the extremes. it's not necessarily going to be great beach weather for memorial day. seldom is here. 55 degrees at the beaches. let's go inland. how about the other end of the extreme? in san francisco it's 59, not all that d

can watch highlights from today's show online. i thank you for the privilege of your time. andreaell picks up with more news right now. u can make . now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more control of your business. we call this enterprise intelligence. from the network america relies on. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. a federal jury found four members of the proud boys, including their leader, guilty of the most serious charge in connection to january 6, seditious conspiracy. the jury is still deliberating over the charge against a fourth lieutenant. all five have been convicted of obstructing an official proceeding. the landmark trial unfolded over four long months. six members of a separate group, the oath

you can watch highlights from today's show online. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchel picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a critical showdown at the white house this afternoon. speaker mccarthy and congressional leaders back behind closed doors with president biden after staffs worked through the weekend trying to find middle ground. can they reach a compromise before the government defaults in just 16 days? >> let me be clear. if congress does not address the debt limit, there are no good options the treasury or the government can use to save cata >> our secretary said june 1st. we only have so many days left. we didn't want to be here. i don't think we're in a good place. i know we are not. >>> this hour, new details on another act of violence targeting a member of congress. two people in virginia, in democrat jerry connolly's district office, are attacked by a man with a metal baseball bat. >> this is a gentleman with a long history of mental illness. he has been engaged in bizarre behavior in the past, including vi

andrea: it came up several times as you can imagine. e. jean carroll's lawyers argued that e.was exactly his type. so much his type, he confused her from a photo at that time for his second wife. the fact that trump did not testify, carroll's circled back to at the end of the trial and said he never came here to tell you, the jury, that he did not do this. they also argued, referring again to this access hollywood tape, that trump had boasted in the tape that he did have a tight. and that when you are a star, you let them do it. trump's lawyers called that locker room talk, but carroll's lawyers say, we call this a confession. lisa: you mentioned the jury here, six men and three women. they have to consider whether there is a preponderance of evidence to support e. jean carroll's case. what does that mean and have you noticed anything about the jury while watching them in court? andrea: the jury was fairly expressionist -- expressionless. but they seemed to attend carefully. trump's lawyer made an impassioned closing statement, pointing out what he's -- what he said as inconsi

can that man sleep at night? >> he is just a little weakling of a man. a little worm. i mean, just nothing. >> andrearows ahead of rusty's parents, what andrea did and did not know leading up to the crime would soon become a major focus of the trial. but, now as she listened to the prosecutor detail rusty's last moments, she could hardly contain her tears. the prosecutor described the killer walking up to rusty. he did not hesitate. >> shoots him three times. as rusty falls in the parking lot, that cold november night, dying. the defendant is not satisfied. he walks up. and puts the 40 caliber hollow point to rusty's neck. to his jugular and fires one last time. >> this was a brazen, outrageous crime. >> it was broad daylight, brazen, reckless abandon. rusty snider moves shot, perhaps about 30 feet from where children or playing. >> a husband and wife testified that they came running when they heard the sound. >> i went up to the victim, that is when i noticed he was bleeding out. >> i saw him gasping for air. i wish i had that started cpr right there. but was just in so much. ok >> rusty had been be

can they, short-term extension? what is your bet here? >> well, remember, andrea, i was chairman of the budget committee when we entered into negotiations with bill clinton and ended up with a balanced budget and surpluses and paying down debt. people can't believe that's true. they think i'm talking about some fantasy, but we actually did. i don't think it's unreasonable. i think it's very reasonable, for republicans to say, look, we'll increase the debt ceiling, but we got to have something that begins to control spending. i understand they didn't do it before. they all like to spend. the democrats like to spend, the republicans love to spend. it's just that the republicans tend to feel guilty. at the end of the day, the debt is exploding it's a threat to economic growth, it's a threat to our children's future. and reasonable steps to try to get this spending under control i think is fair-minded. you know, freezes and all of these other things where there's no specificity, i don't buy that. saying we're not going to spend the unspent covid money makes some sense

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andrea drive while the bicyclist was inside shopping, you can see that he just left with the bike and then take a look at this. theft was captured on home security video surveillance. and you can see this guy. he stole tools from a truck right in some of the driveway. and jeffrey drive in petaluma and then you can see the white car that he got back into its a 2 door white said. and if you have any information by either of these call, the petaluma police police in emeryville are trying to find a man and we have a picture of him. 2 different angles of the same man. they say this is a man who sexually assaulted a 17 year-old boy near the restrooms on bay street. he has a gray beard. he wears glasses and he was wearing a black hat and a black zip up sweatshirt with a red design on the back and the front. >> piedmont police now investigating 2 strong armed robberies. they happened in the area of magnolia and bonita avenues. investigators released this image from surveillance cameras which showed the suspect's vehicle. they describe it as a newer model. black hyundai hatchback with tinted w

can on on call. just people were cleaning tuesdays event, a great injustice. andrea from bake out to 0. the white house is the adult parties to de escalate. to offer these 15 people were killed in his rate of strikes on gauze or on tuesday his radio. i'm. is that a targeted? i'm killed 3 senior members. i ms. lemme just had at least 4 children were also killed in the strikes mamma junction and the thoughts from western was tuesdays pre dawn strikes on gauze, came as a surprise, lasting approximately 2 hours involving no less than 40 years. rarely, planes. and targeting 3 commanders of eclipse brigades, the paramilitary wing of the palestinian islamic jihad group, whom the army said were responsible for research rock inspired towards israel. when mourners in gauze, a gathered for funerals, shock had subsided, and anger had swelled. according to the palestinian health ministry, at least 10 civilians, including women and children, were also killed when this trial is law. mccue hod, after identifying the 3 commanders, had been assassinated about retaliation. and then a, as we celebrate the

can on on call. does people will calling tuesdays event a great injustice. andrea from bake out to 0. the white house is the old parties to de escalate topped. at least 15 people were killed by is really strikes on guns that are on tuesday. these really ami said had targeted and killed 3 senior members of islamic. you had at least 4 children noticed wells have killed in the strikes. well, how much i'm doing reports from last year was there tuesdays pre dawn strikes on gauze came as a surprise. lasting approximately 2 hours involving no less than 40 is really plains. and targeting 3 commanders of eclipse brigades, the parent military wing of the palestinian islamic jihad group, whom the army said were responsible for recent rocket spire towards israel. when mourners and gauze, a gathered for funerals, shock had subsided, and anger had swelled. according to the palestinian health ministry, at least 10 civilians, including women and children, were also killed when the strike. just allow me to hard after identifying the 3 commanders who'd been assassinated, vowed retaliation. and then, as

can on on call. just people look, quoting tuesdays events, a great injustice. andrea from bake out to 0. we run comes charge, sheep says he's accused of the commission of the offense of corruption and corrupt practices. and the section 9 of the national accountability ordinance is low about police said the arrest was in relation to the country, a trust case called his wife and other leaders within his pci political policy of accused of obtaining land and money over deal to establish a university con, also faces of a $120.00 cases across the country. they include accusations of trees and blasphemy, and inciting violence and terrorism. come, we'll hide it as more from islam about i did ask of the former prime minister, i am, ron con, has fog considerate by the anger across the country. he, of course, i'd be interested by the nurse and the accountability protocol. as you can see that a hundreds of police men who have set on the the nation the accountability of build off earlier, the former prime minister had to appear in connection with the renewal of phase. however, the officer that the fe

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have a reason to come to downtown san francisco, you can park for free because the city will start charging you for it. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. the fallout continues for a rescinded invitation for a drag group to be honored at a dodgers game. they were founded more than four decades ago and this week, the los angeles chapter was invited then told not to attend the pride event on june 16th. >> now more groups are pulling out in solidarity. anne makovec says they are calling it a blessing. >> reporter: they saany publicity is good publicity. >> anybody who thought who we are and misunderstood us now understand us better. >> reporter: she has been a member of the sisters of perpetual indulgence for 35 years and she has heard the criticism. >> a group that mocks catholic is not a message of inclusivity. >> reporter: senator marco rubio was among the calls to pull them from pride night. >> do you see how they could take offense? >> i understand the knee jerk reactions. we actually do the work of nuns. we feed the hungry. we minister to the sick. we support queer and trans youth. >> reporter: other groups are ditching the d

what can you tell us about how he is doing? >> as far as we know, andreacumstances. the circumstances he's in a secret -- or security services prison in moscow that's notorious for how it treats its intene from the reports by our lawyers who have talked to him and from his appearance in court where he seemed very much aware of what was going on. he speaks excellent russian, so he doesn't have to rely on translators. he can hold his own in any company, so we're optimistic that he will be all right until the day he comes home. >> and we're told that -- i mean, the administration, the state department, the white house is doing everything that they can, but it doesn't seem as though there's a lot of engagement. there was one conversation with sergey lavrov, and it's not sure how much influence he has, and these are very serious charges. i mean, you know better than i the way paul whelan has been in jail for four years now on a 16-year sentence on conviction of espionage and russia 99% of the people in russian jails get convicted once they go court. so obviousl

i'm not sure if andrea could provide or that something would have to come back. to you with. i can tell you what i projected deficit is. it's 100 and 30 million in fiscal year 2024 25. um i believe that our budget is supposed to be balanced. um we're revenue generating agencies so we typically wouldn't have any deficit. um, of course during the pandemic. that that whole has been filled by federal government bans and they're about to run out, which is why transit agencies throughout the bay area and california are facing such a difficult situation. okay. thank you. i guess i asked this question to help us frame i think this is the perfect example. that helps us. um imagine what the role of the government is and really help. the citizens understand the. brown drees and provision of that of that role. um historically, i see public transit as a public service. which is in my mind not supposed to be revenue generating. it's supposed to give its part of the public agreement for our tax money. we get these staple this infrastructure and that is kind of historically, my understanding of th