. >> this is not just happening in asheville north carolina.arents are fighting back at schools throughout the nation. we reached out to a number some wrote back the school district in maine, they have this book with no comment and the asheville board of education said parents have a right to inspect all instructional and supplementary materials as part of any applicable fundamentally funded programs and waldorf school in rhode island said the book in question isn't(s) a supplementary resource that isn't used in the classroom. is it safe to say parents cannot let their guard down for one second when it comes to what is being taught in their kids schools? >> no you cannot let your guard down for one second. there are sexually evil and corrupt and deviant perverted people who believe that this is okay. this is how it works. they bring the pornography into the school system. they bring in these gender theory and queer theory books and parents don't know it's there. it remains there and when parents are told is their parents have to go through 10 s

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our first caller is mark in asheville, north carolina on the independent line. what is your question or comment? caller: i generally agree with professor vladeck's concern about the shadow docket. the example of the antiabortion drug decision in texas is actually a different kind of problem and i do not think the supreme court needed to articulate that concern. here we have another problem in the judicial system, which is one justice in one court in amarillo, texas takes a nontraditional view of saying that the fda, a federal agency, did not have the basis for proving the drug and had the supreme court not stated that, that would have been the law across the country, which is a far bigger problem. i realize that exception to the general concerns that you voiced about the shadow docket. i just wanted to point out i think that what the supreme court did, which is debatable on whether they should have, i think pretty clearly the justices were concerned that an opinion by that texas judge, which was not well reasoned, did not really support what he was attempting to

last week in asheville, north carolina, nearly 700 miles away from illinois, a store employee recognized the now 15-year-old. it was from this image that aired at the very end of an episode of unsolved mysteries that got her noticed. the girl is now safe. her mother has been arrested and charged for the alleged abduction. here with me now is kayla's father, ryan iskerka, and his attorney. welcome to both of you gentlemen. ryan, first of all, how are you doing, and how is kayla processing all of this? she was only 9 years old when she last saw you and now she is 15. >> it's hard to say exactly how she's processing it. i know it's very, very difficult for her, as it is for me and my whole family. you know, we have to completely start again in a sense. and you know, i'm going to have to build that trust with her all over again, because of what happened. and we're all going to have to need a lot of help to get through this. >> i can't imagine how difficult the mixed emotions you must be feeling. overjoyed to be reunited with her, but i'm sure there have been some tough conversations between

it was last saturday night and snun a store in asheville, north carolina, 600 miles away, they saw here authorities and said that little girl, that girl, i saw her on netflix's missing show. they called the police. the police came. the mother was found, arrested on charges, $250,000 bail. now two things. first of all, the netflix show, she was on for four seconds on that show. >> that's it. >> but the mother has made bail. the mother is out. she's free. told to show up in court on july 11th. >> so the thinking is that potentially the mother took her. >> the allegation is -- >> the allegation. >> it's alleged taking of a child. and across state lines. kayla united with her father. her father asked for privacy. they're getting to know each other again. they're back in illinois. >> amazing how just four seconds -- >> isn't it though? >> i remember watching it growing up. it wasn't on netflix at the time. >> right. of course. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> also, another investigation is under way in washington after an intruder broke into the home of president biden's national securi

saying she too, was assaulted by former president trump on tuesday. 81 year-old jessica leeds of ashevillerth carolina, says on the stand that she was molested by trump in the late 70's lead says she met him on a daytime flight to new york and you suddenly started kissing and groping her. the testimony comes as part of writer e jean carroll's civil rape and defamation lawsuit against trump. claims she was sexually assaulted by trump in a department store in new york in 1996 trump has denied both accusations insinuating the women are not his type. democratic senator dianne feinstein of san francisco says she is hopeful she'll be able to return to the capitol next week. that's according to notes from senate majority leader chuck schumer. find sign has been out since february after being hospitalized with shingles. find signs absence left a party without a vote in both the chamber and on the senate judiciary committee delaying several judge appointments in april. she requested a temporary replacement on the committee. but the gop dismissed the idea forcing democrats to wait for her to get bac

investigators in north carolina now say a teen girl working at an asheville clothing store saturday spotted kayla and recognized the now 15-year-old. >> the employee of the store had a personal connection throughgh their chchildhood. >> reporter: the tipster also crediting the hit show, "unsolved mysteries," which featured kayla's case last fall. >> the media attention that this case has received over the years up to and including the netflix documentary most likely heightened her awareness. >> kayla and her mom, police say, initially giving officers fake names and birthdays. kayla seeming calm >> she looked relatively healthy. there didn't appear to be any type of physical trauma. >> reporter: police soon uncovered the pair's true identities tonight they say kayla is back home in illinois her mother, heather unbehaun, charged with kidnapping the remarkable homecoming following years of pleas from kayla's dad, ryan iskerka, on multiple true crime shows. >> my daughter was gone, and i knew it. >> reporter: tonight iskerka writing in a statement, i'm overjoyed that kayla is home safe adding,

kayla abahan was 9 when her mother allegedly kidnapped her in 2017, but over the weekend, someone in asheville, north carolina, recognized kayla in a clothing store and called police who then arrested the mom. kayla's dad says he's overjoyed his daughter is back home safe. the case was featured last year in a netflix series, "unsolved mysteries." not clear if the witness saw that episode. >>> a new discovery giving insight into the tragedy that happened to the ancient city of pompeii. in 87 a.d., a volcano buried the city in ash. excavaors have worked on it for 300 years. today they found preserved remains of two men in their 50s beneath a collapsed wall. they believe the men were killed during an earthquake in the early stages of that volcanic eruption. one of the men is thought to have raised his arms to protect himself as that wall collapsed on him. archaeologists found ancient beads, coins in that room as the two men. since the discovery of pompeii more than 1,500 bodies have been recovered. >>> if you're thinking about your next move, this bay might be for you. "world report" has given gr

in illinois, has been reunited with her dad, all thanks to an employee at the shopping center in asheville, north carolina, nearly 700 miles away, who recognized kayla's face from a show on netflix. kayla was nine years old back in 2017. when her father, ryan is america was granted full custody of her, he says kayla's mom, heather, later kidnapped her after a visit. what's most unusual is the ability to stay off the grid if you will for that period of time. um typically, we leave a technological breadcrumb. and those are usually very easy and quick to be tracked down. netflix released a new season of unsolved mysteries last year with an episode centered on parental abductions. remarkably kayla's story was not the main focus of the episode. her picture was only part of a brief roll call of missing people. at the endthe progresseda when itom recovery of missing children. even in these long term cases, the more we tell the story of these missing children and put their images out to the public, the more likely that they're going to be recovered. it was a minor working at that shopping. center

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the in guys, let's go to villain mox now is in asheville on in southern israel. william tell us about what's been happening on that side of the border as well as the last arrow. so we've really not had more than one foldable interception of rockets in this area at least, but the is randy. minute tree can find me in just the last few minutes. that's over the course of today that have been around 270 rockets intercepted by the system known as the on the we've certainly see more than a 100 just from off position head targeting some of the communities around this region. but also some of them traveling further north up as far as tentative with sirens have been sounding in terms of what's happening here. right now. we've had sirens in some of these local communities, but over the last are, as i said, a lot more quiet. what about the people who live in those border areas? you know how, how worried are they? how concerned dante about what might come next? we've had a few local residents just in the last hour or so coming to see what we're doing here. talking about the s

country, including in and tell i b, there were several direct seats in the cities office that old and asheville on north. bob from you guys are no casualties. have been so far reprinted from these really side. we heard that several people were injured. those rushing to shelters, palestinians have earlier we pulled at that time us the major milton face and god, and ruling gaza joined the fighting. but this information was not confirmed, neither by him as old by as rarely sources. we know also that the you, egypt and college are currently leading them in the ation process to ease the tensions between israel and palestine and is lubbock j hod. even they were reports that there was a kind of ceasefire agreed between besides, but we were able to reach out to the diction inside close to the mediation process . and they said that no sign of tours so far, so we may expect more escalation on the ground in the coming hours. the pocket stones army has been deployed and the capital limited escalating protests. it's all over the mass, the pensions, of opposition leaders. and of course, the rest of the forme

month ago, we were saying as an international community, people in she died, the student needs, the asheville was a, we need your help. what is the scene that's different in the past month? to jump in on what dalia say, that's the name of abandon meant overwhelming the occasion by the evacuation of foreign stop pro hawk do and the vision of abandonment. i see monetary and organizations is 100 percent understandable. i'm sitting on that side it's. it's a very difficult decision for one to make when the context that's it as an organization. we 1st and foremost paused operations because we had to step back and balance, especially a monetary and imperative against the state safety and well be of our soft suit and use and not a suit any. and once we were ready to get on the ground and stopped working, the current situation is unprecedented. so we're essentially going to be pushing the lives of our staff at risk by asking them to provide this assistance that is so badly needed. and it's a very, very difficult situation to be in where we wants to help, but by don't, by going in, we would be increasi

it's go live to vin in mox was in asheville on, in southern israel, near the border with gaza. tell us about what's been happening in the last few minutes. rocket spied into israel finish of the. yeah, that's right. what are we going to see here? some of them a slightly further down the road ahead towards garza, some of them being targeting of the community down the cold. that's called maybe 2 or 3 comments as from opposition. another couple of comments has further to gauze or itself. we've heard therapy and sirens, funding, and some of the various towns and small communities close to where we are now. possibly around 2000 real fits in total coming from gauze articles. overnight the weather strikes in, the southern goes up by the is ready ministry. they said they were targeting concealed rocket launches, military posts involved in these efforts by is what makes it hard to know which ones be more than 800 rockets over the course of this week. and water is really authority saying to residents, they have been in as well. they've been arguing that people should either evacuate . an

saturday kayla, now 15, was spotted at a shop in asheville, north carolina. police say someone recognized her from the netflix series unsolved mysteries. and a store employee called police. the girl's mother was arrested and kayla is now reunited with her father in illinois. >>> artificial intelligence seems limitless, but it could be possible to minimize dangers with regulations. that was the key takeaway from the hearing. nick watts breaks down the questions that lawmakers had for experts. >> reporter: my worst fears are that we cause significant, we the field, the technology, cause significant harm to the world. today's hearing is a crucial step in an effort to prevent the harm and rein in the handful of players controlling the tech. >> there needs to be incredible scrutiny. >> reporter: his company created chatgpt. it can write a term paper or a song, captured imaginations and headlines. >> can artificial intelligence soon put us all out of work. >> reporter: ai has potentially world changing benefits, education, helping eradicate disease, transportation.

on saturday, kayla, now 15, was shot spotted at a shop in asheville, north carolina.olice say someone recognized her from an episode of the netflix series unsolved mysteries. that person notified a store employee, who then called police. >> it is unusual. but it's good that when someone does suspect that they recognize someone, no matter how old the story might be, that they are not afraid to give us a call so we can come investigate. >> the girl's mother was arrested and is due back in court in july. kayla is now reunited with her father in illinois. >>> migrant crossings at the u.s. southern border appear to be holding steady without the massive surge some officials had feared. u.s. congresswoman henry cuellar of texas counted four thannive this ufo crossings on tuesday, a slight uptick from a couple of days ago. but that's only about half the number of migrants encountered last wednesday, shortly before title 42 expired. cuellar also says the number of might grants in border patrol custody has dropped by almost 10,000 over the past week. >>> still to come, the lead

and also, the shop owner in asheville, north carolina, is credited with alerting police to kayla who taken by the noncustodial mother in illinois to 2019. the store owner apparently recognized pair when seeing them featured on the netflix series "unsolved mysteries" and the mother is charged with unlawful abduction. >>> and now, you can see this 7-year-old bower zower playing catcher, and now describe what 7-year-old catcher saying what happened to him. >> i could not breathe that much, and so i hurted my breath, and i felt like i could not touch the ground and so i lifted up a little bit. i didn't know what to do, so i was thinking about something that was happening and not like that. so, so i don't get freaked about. >> poor little guy. thankfully, it appears nobody was hurt and the game was able to go on. brianna. >> we can all learn about bower, think about something happy so you don't get freaked out. >>> and now, it appears that the 2024 presidential nomination is now getting more crowded as we are told that mike pence's allies are launching a new superpac to launch the cak can

police say the teenage girl and her mother were spotted at a shopping center in asheville, north carolinaore clerk who you mentioned saw the netflix series unsolved mysteries and called 911. the series briefly featured photos of kala and her mother, who is now charged with her abduction. a lot of the credit goes to the national center for missing and exploited children. the age progression photos that showed what she would have looked like at ages 11 and ages 14. >> that story and images can be shared and watched within the community. that was very important in this particular case because she was recovered by her face. >> kala's mother was arrested in north carolina and charged with felony child abduction. she was abducted during a parental visitation in 2017 in illinois. at the time the girl's father had full custody and mother only had visitation rights when the two went missing. her father explains how he found out his daughter had been taken. >> her family was at her house having dinner and they had told me that she didn't come back from a camping trip and they didn't know where she

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where support modem for the 6 people that died in asheville.stmortem for the people that died of an illegal immigrant texas. the postmortem for the 13 years it died in afghanistan. >> when is he going to east palestine? just more wondering, or the border. i look at all this, you know money money better than anyone jackie. i never met a rich person that didn't work really, really hard that wasn't truly innovative. maybe had a little bit of luck. also, i never got a job from a poor person. i was a contractor, i worked in restaurants. there were a couple middle-class, wealthy people that spent money. that resulted in me having money. that made me happy. i wanted to succeed. we're going to confiscate and empower our government to confiscate. what's can happen with billionaires? they're not stupid? there gonna leave. >> there gonna leave the country and also your gonna lose innovation in this country. that's what america's been founded on. the reason we have billionaires is because they start companies, the employee people. that creates wealth. as p

she is joining us now from asheville, north carolina.ica leeds, thank you so much for rejoining us on democracy now! can i first get your response to president trump being found guilty of sexual assault against e. jean carroll? >> i am really pleased. i am pleased for e. jean. i'm sorry the jury could not come up with a rape charge, but that is kind of understandable. baby steps here. baby steps. amy: i was curious, she was able to file this suit because of this law that had opened up in new york that still has six months where people can sue someone who assaulted them years ago. are you weighing suing donald trump as well? >> no, i have kids and grandkids and great grandkids. i wouldn't want to put them through that. amy: but what is quite a testimonial to e. jean carroll, jessica, what you make of what e. jean carroll did? going through this again decades later? and talk about what made you decide to testify. there are dozens of women who have accused donald trump of sexual assault. you are one of two women who testify in e. jean carro

let's listen to police in asheville, north carolina. >> it is unusual, but it's good that when someoneomeone, no matter how old the story might be, that they are not afraid to give us a call so we can come investigate. >> and there is a statement that has been released by her father this morning, he says that he is overjoyed that kayla is at home. we ask for our privacy so we get to know each other again and navigate this very new beginning. so there is an extradition hearing july 11th is what i'm hearing, so i'm going to be calling the district attorney's office when we get off because it's quite an extended time for an extradition hearing, right? but $250,000 bail for her mother, heather, right there, that is what we believe might be a mugshot, and she made the bail. so she is free pending this court hearing on july 11th. >> abductions sometimes people in the family, sometimes a parent, sometimes a stranger. >> across straight lines. >> across straight lines. >> potential for federal charges. >> the important thing here is when some of these cases get publicity they tend to do well -

our next guest is the executive director of mountain area pregnancy services located in asheville, northget of threatening messages last june and she making a presence there following the attack not heard a word of sympathy from local leaders. her name is christie brown and she joins us now. christie, thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you for having us. >> ainsley: what have you seen since that summer of 2022 after roe v. wade was overturned? >> well, initially our center was incredibly busy after year turning of roe v. wade. a lot of phone calls with women panicked worried if they could have an abortion or not in whatever state they were calling from. fortunately we have not had new attacks since june 7th of '22 and we are grateful for that we continue to focus on our clients and just to serve the more than 300 people that we see annually in our center. >> ainsley: okay, the police have been there. i know you hired them for a while it sit in your parking lot to patrol and now they come back and check some of the are praising them. what about local leaders? you are disappointed, are

she, too, was assaulted by former president donald trump on tuesday. 81 year-old jessica leeds of asheville carolina, says that she was molested by trump in the late 1970's leeds says she met him on a daytime flight to new york and that he suddenly kissed and groped her. the testimony is coming as part of writer e jean carroll's civil rape and defamation lawsuit against trump. carroll claims she was sexually assaulted by him in a department store in 1996. >> right. coming up here, the san jose quakes will be taking the field at levi's stadium this weekend. details on the celebration of the club has planned ahead of this anticipated matchup. and a state lawmakers is now attempting to introduce a major teacher salary increase. this is all to help improve the massive teacher shortage. and pharmacies all across the nation are reporting a major drug shortage, the list of medicines that are impacted. medicines that are impacted. that's after the break. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defen

>> reporter: yeah, so essentially police in asheville, north carolina, zinhle, say that someone recognizedhich is the netflix series that covered this last year and sparked a lot of national attention but not saying specifically if it is unsolved mysteries and worth noting it was featured in a peacock series or one streaming called "vanished: the missing persons project" shining a national spotlight on her case and she was 9 years old when police say her mother heather unbehaun, the woman recognized in north carolina, and who also did not have custody of her kidnapped her from her home here in the chicago area, kayla is now 15 and we're told she's in the custody of the north carolina division of social services. she is expected to be brought back to illinois and reunited with family soon. zinhle, but just crazy to think about after all these years. >> absolutely and shows you the power of media here, i mean, what's next, maggie for both the mother and also have we heard anything from kayla's father? >> reporter: yeah, so first of all with the mother, with heather she is now in custody and

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chinese nationals coming across, and we were fully aware that we did with more than 100 russian ashevilleheater our border every single month illegally. so my question an issue here is, this is a national security issue, as we have identified individuals crossing our southern border. and the fbi's unredacted, that are coming to assassinate former president bush, not long ago, that came back out. and so this is a bigger national security issue, what i want to reiterate is that this is not just an issue of push pull factors in the western hemisphere. the openness of our borders would facilitate individuals that i would assume the fbi is not able to keep tabs on. the chinese nationals, russian nationals, and others that are coming into our country that are quoting quote seeking asylum, but we don't know where they are in the country. is that true or false on that? >> yes, i certainly did not mean to suggest that the war is solely related to the economy about the western hemisphere in my opening remarks. absolutely agree that there are national security issues with that in folks who go across

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our first caller is mark in asheville, north carolina on the independent line. or comment? caller: i generally agree with professor vladeck's concern about the shadow docket. the example of the antiabortion drug decision in texas is actually a different kind of problem and i do not think the supreme court needed to articulate that concern. here we have another problem in the judicial system, which is one justice in one court in amarillo, texas takes a nontraditional view of saying that the fda, a federal agency, did not have the basis for proving the drug and had the supreme court not stated that, that would have been the law across the country, which is a far bigger problem. i realize that exception to the general concerns that you voiced about the shadow docket. i just wanted to point out i think that what the supreme court did, which is debatable on whether they should have, i think pretty clearly the justices were concerned that an opinion by that texas judge, which was not well reasoned, did not really support what he was attempting to do, they needed to do

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