estos alumnos del último año de la preparatoria andrew hill están emocionadas porque ya pronto van ano han podido completar su solicitud para ayuda financiera conocida como fafsa, ya que el nuevo sistema no les ha permitido llenar la aplicación. quiero tener suficiente dinero para apoyar a mi familia. toda mi familia. este problema que no permite a estudiantes solicitar la ayuda ha causado bastante estrés entre padres ya que tampoco han obtenido respuesta o una solución. desafortunadamente ahorita los estudiantes, los papás están frustrados, ansiosos y decir bueno, qué hago? qué tengo que hacer? cómo le pueden ayudar a mi hijo? cómo le pueden ayudar a mi hija, cómo, cómo me ayudan a mi? he tenido muchas como complicaciones con el fafsa por la razón que mi mamá no es ciudadana. la fecha límite para solicitar la ayuda financiera de fafsa es el martes dos de abril, por lo que estos estudiantes esperan beneficiarse y de esta manera tener la probabilidad de ir a la universidad. muy difícil. me ando estresada con eso. también es muy estresante porque con ese dinero si podrá ayudar mucho a

andrew mccarthy, former assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contributor julia manchester on the hill. andrew, a lot of people leapt on this unanimous decision to say, all right, maybe the immunity case goes the same way. it's kind of legal apples and oranges though, isn't it? >> it is and i'm not even on board with the unanimous decision euphoria. i think this is a 5-4 decision, neil, on one of the most important issues on whether congress itself in the next january 6 would have been able to invoke section 3 of the 14th amendment to disqualify trump. the majority, five justices who wrote the procurium as they called it said you have to be convicted urn the federal penal law of i thinks recollection in order for that -- insurrection for that to be invoked and four justices and justice barrett didn't think they should reach that at all and three progressives on the court were strident in their opposition to the majorities having done that, and they referred to the other opinion as majority opinion and not the procurium and i'm not on board with this whole idea it was a kumbaya moment whe

andrew haswell green early life for andrew beautiful on green hill, the seventh child of william chagrin esteemed attorney justice of the peace. in time there were ten children ranging in age from 30 to 6. it was like to families living in one home. william without lived for wives. andrew's mother, julia. of mayflower lineage was the third living just the town proper. the greens would be snowed in for long winter passing times with games conversation. they were truly a loving family. he attended school half days had both morning and afternoon chores, and was tutored in foreign language by charles thurber inventor. an early typewriter. his fondest memories of lying on long summer grasses on hill as if in the bottom of the world's largest bowl looking up at the evening marveling at the wonders of the world. life became of legends, lists and rules on. how to be a good person. looming overall, on the living room wall, hung rules to live by all children would memorize each rule and endeavored to live by them the rules would remain the household. eight decades after andrew first learned them,

hill. stephen:. hello. i am stephen overly. i'm joined by andrew, an oncologist who spent the last decade at the intersection of health care and technology and has had roles at the gates foundation and today is the chief scientific and medical officer at a life sciences companies t andrew, thank you fg us. andrew: thank you. great to be here. stephen: i'm interested in having a conversation about how ai is transforming health care and the need to regulate because it seems that there is a lot of excitement and talk aboutsome oe but also some fuel frankly a bit like height. so let's start. the company is a precision health company which understands it is care tailored to a patient in their individual oedipal history, environment, and needs, what is the most significant way you are seeing the way ai is transferring the way patients are looked at right now? andrew: even though there is hype and that is true since chatgpast fall. the fact is we have been working on ai and medical care for decades and that originally was in the for of less help a daughte

. >> andrew, late night on capitol hill. >> early morning. >> we have done the tribal dance around the budget fire and it seems like everyone has decided, we can do this and go home. what did we get last night? what was in the bill? what was the strategy and how did it come together? >> this was funding for about 70% of the federal government of the discretionary budget. it amounted to $1.2 trillion. things like the defense department, homeland security and labor department. really critical agencies that needed to be funded. this was done because of the approach speaker johnson took where he divided these two funding bills. what it led to in the house of representatives yesterday was essentially a mutiny because you saw conservatives start to move against him because they didn't like the product he put forward and he negotiated with democrats. the bill ended up getting a minority of republicans in the house. and the democratic leader jeffries and the democratic caucus really did have to bail johnson out because without them, they would not have passed the legislation. you see the total

maria: then there's this, former new york governor andrew cuomo will be on capitol hill this week, appearingandemic over his mishandling of nursing homes, he ordered nursing homes to admit patients that tested positive for covid. we know how that went, congresswoman. how does this play out? >> i'm a member of the subcommittee. i pushed very hard to get andrew cuomo to come before the committee because 15,000 seniors died in new york in our nursing homes as a result of orders he put in place that were not in compliance with federal guidelines. he should have never put covid positive patients in with nursing homes. we knew our seniors were the most vulnerable and then he even did it after there were alternatives, when there was the u.s. navy comfort ship, makeshift hospitals set up like the psychiatric center the on stat open island so we have a lot of questions for andrew cuomo. we look forward to having him testify. it's a shame we had to do it by subpoena. he refused to comply for nearly two years. maria: where is this going, though? there was the ship that president trump had put in place

andrew weissmann and peter baker. garrett, start us off. how are jewish lawmakers on the hillof course, the highest ranking jewish lawmaker ever elected, chuck schumer -- how are they reacting? >> reporter: the condemnation of the comments started to roll in quickly after that podcast was first posted online yesterday. news organizations began to take notice of it. chuck schumer, the majority lead er was quick to condemn it. he said the comments were part of a hateful rant by donald trump. it's not just democrats. the head of the adl, he said they are defamatory and false. he said serious leaders who care about the alliance should not be making them. looking back, donald trump has spoken in this manner many times, suggesting -- leaning into the dual loyalty anti-semitic trope that exists about american jews, that their loyalty is divided between israel and the united states. this is as far as i have seen him go in making similar comments like this. i'm curious to see throughout the course of the day, president biden is on the road, does his campaign highlight these comment com

well, former new york governor andrew cuomo has been subpoenaed to you appear on capitol hill to addressshandling of the state's nursing homes during the covid pandemic a. at the time the virus tore through elder care and other facilities, killing an estimated 15,000 seniors. congressman brad wenstrup announcing the subpoena tuesday saying, quote, not only did the former governor put the elderly in harm's way but he also attempted to cover up his failures by hiding the true nursing home death rate. a cuomo spokesperson responding that new york followed the guidanceidance put forth by thep adstration in march of 2020 as did other democratic and republican states. congress is officially a, quote, circus, and they are nothing but clowns. cuomo's administration order nursing home facilities to accept covid positive patients in march 2020, wenstrup accusing the governor of trying to hide the death rates. they rescinded the policy in had may of that year. latisha james found the number of deaths was much, much higher. tesla chief and billionaire elon musk meeting with donald trump on sunday, t

andrew. >> i just don't know how much the soil will get eroded from the water washing down the hill. we may lose the street. >> the area around the water main break is till blocked off as the officials assess the hillside and the damage to the park below. >>> all right o to oakland, good news after patches of red were spotted in lake merit the first concern was a possible algae bloom. look there. you see the red. our chopper found the changing color in some parts of the lake. water officials are doing some testing. they are not calling it an algae bloom at this point. it killed dozens of fish last year the last couple of years word of another emergency landing. we have the latest on what is turning out to be a bad week for united airlines. >> not a good look. united is now 2-2. tonight, a plane headed to mexico city that had a mechanical issue and had to make an emergency landing at lax. they said it was a problem with the plane's high hydraulics. also today, united airlines flight went off of the runway after landing at the houston airport. the back of the jet stuck in the dirt. the

andrew. >> i just don't know how much the soil will get eroded from the water washing down the hill. we may lose the street. >> reporter: according to officials, this is not over in terms of assessing the damage, including follow-up repairs on the hillside. back to you. >> thanks, jose. >>> more water trouble this, time in oakland where people are concerned about the water turning red at lake merritt. our chopper flew over the lake and we see those dark streaks and red streaks covering some of the surface. the san francisco bay water board are now investigating. they told us they're not calling this an algae bloom at this point. they tested the water yesterday, waiting for the results and say they've already seen an improvement in the discoloration since yesterday. you may remember the last two summers both lake merritt and san francisco bay had full algae blooms. that created similar reddish water and were linked to dozens of dead fish washing up onshore. >>> i'm anne makovec following another big protest in san francisco calling for a ceasefire in gaza today. it started this aftern

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hills. those who lose go be no 2nd chances. jonas andrew is founded one of the most influential european companies with his health. the european union could catch up with the world i lead. it's become independent from the us and china, secure press, press future, reduce it side. this is a watershed moment or your allies for over the last it roll of the dice. you. europe wants to decide how to use technology in accordance with european values content. it has to be able to build that technology itself. it's of thomas was because founded housing space. it's a major open source platform. he wants to store one of the most powerful technologies in human history from ending up in the hands of a few corporations. for point i guess what we need is a multitude of players. the not just one of the times i, i, we don't want a future with such a fundamental technology because in the hands of a single company, there are plenty of food as foundational to the future. of economic and military power, how much i'm good enough to not to produce. we've created an economic and financial system that's based on the assump

andrew the when a piece of this? >> i will say it has been used as a cudgel to undermine the case against trump and you have seen republicans on capitol hilll say is there is a subset of republicans on capitol hill worried about the impact these legal cases will have on trump and the presidential race even those that endorsed him and the effects on the down ballot races for the senate and house. that is a concern in the back of the heads of many republicans and when you're able to use something like this to push back and attack it helps them. >> andrew, matt, donna, thank you all very much. for coming to the sunday show. that will do it for me today. thank you for watching i am back next saturday and sunday at 6:00 eastern break here on msnbc. you can follow us on x, instragram and threads. you can also catch clips of the show on youtube. youtube. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat could mean something more serious, called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. head & sh

andrew, i've got to psh back a little bit. i'm notac suggesting alvin brag wasti the puppeteer but i do thk this was a week robert hur has gone to the hill with this highly controversial report that the white house said -- that i think a lot of folks not even just democrats say was filled with just, you know, out of school commentary about president biden's mental acuity. the mere appointment of robert hur was aoi subject of debate. and then when he came up with what seemed so political in nature and not to the support of the current occupant of the white house, it all serves to paint a picture of a justice department thatof seems sort of hopelessly concerned with how they're going to be perceived on the right. >> so i agree with that. i'm juste trying to be sort of judicious about sort of taking each set of circumstances at the same time and looking at them to give them sort of fair weight. i agree with you with rob hur. i think that is a small "p" political decision so you appoint someone who's a republican. if you appoint rob hur that's what you get. i think it is absolutely right to be critical of that decision, and i think it's impo

andrew, do want any piece of this? >> what i will say about this is yes, it has been used to undermine the case against trump. using republicans on capitol hillfend trump. what i will say is there is a subset of republicans on capitol hill who are worried about the impact these legal cases will have on donald trump and the presidential race. even those that have endorsed him. and, the effects on the down ballot races for senate and the house and other important races. that is a concern in the back of the heads of many republicans . when they are able to use something like this to push back and attack her, it helps them. >> andrew, matt k lewis and former congressman donna edwards, thank you very much, as always, for coming to the sunday show. that will do it for me today. thank you for watching and i will be back next saturday and sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. you can follow us on x, instagram, tik toc and instagram using the handle @weekendcapehart. . you can catch clips of the show on youtube. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a ban

andrew, i got to push back a little bit. i'm not suggesting merrick garland was the puppeteer, but this is a week where robert hur has gone to the hill with this highly controversial report that the white house said -- that i think a lot of folk, not even just democrats, say was filled with just, you know, out of school commentary about president biden's mental acuity. the mere appointment of robert hur was a subject of debate. and then what he came up with seemed so just, you know, political in nature and not to the support of the current occupant of the white house. it all serves to paint a picture of a justice department that seems sort of hopelessly concerned with how they're going to be perceived on the right. >> so i agree with that. i just -- i'm trying to be sort of, you know, judicious about sort of taking each -- >> sure, of course. >> -- sort of set of circumstances at the same time and looking at them to give them fair weight. i agree with you about rob hur. i think that was a small pea political situation. it was done not to have criticism so you appoint someone that's a republican. i think that's a massive mistake. i th

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hill? >> well, jim comey, started this by characterizing a decision that in the history of the justice department, at least the modern justice department i'm familiar with, and i know andrewe your own opinions and comments when you've made a decision not to file criminal charges. you're playing with people's lives here. i don't care if you're joe schmo or you're joe biden. you do not characterize a decision. bill barr did it with the mueller report in a way that was really despicable. and now herr does it. and he's right. this was a smart. he knew exactly what he was doing. he was trying put his finger on the scale politically and we don't do that in our criminal justice system in the united states of america. period. and the fact that he did it really tars his legacy and the idea that he tried to be righteously indignant today, as if he is somehow above this criticism is frankly sickening. >> so i noticed her his shoulder was bill burke, also over the shoulder of john durham, when he faced questioning from congress about the potential political influence of the durham report, the much bally hooed investigation that amounted to nothing, a bunch of legal defeats and not mu