ayanna spent 17 days in the hospital.and realizing that of your daughter's first month, you'd missed 17 days that you were never going to get back. it felt very unfair. when i got home, i was still so highly medicated that i was sleeping even once i got home, i still was missing so much. i had to just make peace with it and be grateful that i still have of the rest of her life to make memories with her postpartum psychosis. we don't hear about that often because it's so rare. it's more 1 or 2 women out of a thousand. dr. deborah knutson gonzalez is a reproductive psychiatrist. she says symptoms for postpartum psychosis include losing touch with reality in some way. it might be that you're hallucinating, hear voices or people telling you to do things. it might be they're seeing things that other people can't see. experts say other warning signs can include confusion, delusions, change in sleep, pattern and thoughts of self-harm or others, and rapid mood swings. ayana's own prior history put her at a higher risk . but despi

multistate jurisdictional cases against these sglups another alleged repeat offender this delaware woman, ayannaay has been on an organized retail crime spree for years. in february, she was caught on surveillance allegedly stealing two espresso machines worth nearly $2,000 from a new jersey bed bath and beyond. and then, here she is again at a nearby home depot a week later raising a hammer at a home depot employee who tried to stop her. authorities charged her with shoplifting and robbery with a deadly weapon but the case is pending. they say she has raked in thousands pawning goods. >> why do you believe organized criminals are targeting home depot? >> i don't think that any of the organized criminals that are out there are just coming to home depot. i think they're going to wherever they think today they can get what they're looking for to be able to sell quickly. >> reporter: in some cases employees fight back. this family owned jewelry store in huntington beach california said they were targeted by thieves last year. >> this is our family business. we wanted to protect it. i guess protecti

on tuesday, democratic congress member ayanna pressley filed an amendment to remove this section sayingore, we're joined by braxton brewington, press secretary of the debt collective, a group working to end the student loan crisis. welcome back. we only have a few minutes. can you respond to the passage of the debt ceiling legislation and how it impacts student loans? >> this is president biden turning his back on student debtors. with this provision does is essentially codified an end to the student loan pause not only should student loans debt should student debtors have to resume payments on september 1, but that the pause can never be extended again. what that risks is should jun come this month, the supreme court ruled against student debt relief, student loan borrowers are going to be in what could be the worst financial position ever been in which is going through covid, having the student debt crisis, but not having their student debt relief and having to resume costly payments. nermeen: what is the scale of the student debt crisis and what impact does this likely have on litera

joining me now is ayanna pressley and kelly roberts. i want to start with you, representative, and talk about the ppp loans -- well, not the ppp loans, sorry, those are okay. they're allowed to get their debt relief enacted. talk about the actual injury we're going to see based on the fact that the court has decided that even though the statute said that the department of education could modify these loans, apparently, they can't. >> well, more of the same. more harm from this far right extremist imbalanced supreme court. you know, they have been enlisted as coconspirators in this extremist agenda all the way to the supreme court. joy, if they were a caucus in congress, they would be called the forced birth, don't say gay, boot strapper, anti-black caucus. they're all but obliterating any ladders to social and economic mobility. yesterday's ruling gutting affirmative action and this decision today is devastating. and it will be deeply consequential. especially for the most marginalized. there's some 43 million people who are in dire nee

congresswoman ayanna pressley of the squad summarized, we don't want any more black faces that don't project a black voice. i reject that dogma, based on the color of someone's skin, that's racism and psychological slavery, and i reject that saying that each of us can speak independently and frankly i was disappointed in barack obama. i think he sets a poor example for the country when he tells us we can't think independently regardless of the color of your skin. and i probably don't go to presley's definition of a brown voice, but to speak openly on my part, i do that the rest of this campaign trail and i think it's unifying for the country. griff: you've talked a lot about this. do you believe that we as a nation obsess too much about diversity itself? >> i think we do. our diversity is not our strength. our strength is what unites us across that diversity, that's what makes america great. and i tell you, i'm 37 years old, i'm the first millennial ever to run for u.s. president as a republican. i grew up into a generation that taught us to celebrate our diversity so much that we fo

which ayanna come with a grand solution to meet its needs for developing and advanced semiconductor industry? china has sought to utilize the same solution that south korea deployed to catch up with japan and the semiconductor sector. it has try to hire retired in -- in japan as well as taiwan to meet the needs for experienced talent. this is yielded some results, the recently several samsung engineers or charged with violating samsung's ip regulations. taiwan has stepped up its -- to limit prc from sure poaching chinese employees from the islands semi conductor industry. many americans working in china for local chinese firms about the leave the country. chinese tell recruitment companies to not offer a comprehensive solution although it has increased member of people returning to china. and the final, analysis the purpose of -- the challenge for squarely on the domestic education system. in some respects, we can see ample evidence of progress being made. nonetheless, i would conclude it's likely that china's talent dilemma and semiconductors remain a significant problem for sometime in the

ayanna pressley and rashida tlaib say former incarcerated criminals have a right to privacy. reporting agencies gathering info on a perspective tenants criminal background or crimes from seven years ago or longer would be erased completely from "consumer reports." >> housing is a human right. we wrongfully punished them when they already completed their sentences. our bill would remove unjust barriers to housing and that safe housing is essential. >> reporter: american apartment association, largest landlord association in the country warns their members that landlords can be liable for crimes on their property or even sued by other residents if they allow a criminal to move in. the group telling fox business many mom-and-pop landlords do decide to give tenants a second chance that but that should being their decision. landlords are trusting their property usually word hundreds of thousands of dollars to a complete stranger. the screening process is krush to mitigate risk and make informed decision, as property owners they shoved be able to decide who they rent to. the republ

joining me is democratic congresswoman from massachusetts, ayanna pressley, thank you so much for being with us. tell us about the legislation you're introducing and what it will do. >> first, let me just reflect back on a year ago when the dobbs decision came out, gutting our rights to our bodily autonomy, and our reproductive rights and access to abortion. i was at my daughter's 8th grade graduation, and immediately filled with dread that my daughter would be growing up in a country where she had fewer rates than i grew up with. and she asked me why the following marches and protests and rallies, why do i say when we fight we win, and i said because it's true. we keep fighting, leveraging every tool available to us in this moment because abortion care is health care, and that is a fundamental human right. and i think it's important at this inflection point in our country that we are offering an affirmative vision that we are plainly affirming the need for abortion justice, that i'm using the a-word because those draconian forces at work that seek to deny us access to this fundamental

i cannot wait to see some of these folks who are my dear friends, folks like ayanna and lauren underwood and lisa blunt, rochester and joni goose. there are so many amazing folks who i think that we going to diversify our congress. we are going to have the kind of diverse representation that we need. and i'm all in for helping those people there. but go, hi, my name sara. i'm in actually in orange county. i have two separate questions on a two part question. so. one of them is a freebie. so worry. the first question is you said politics like an insane mess. so i wonder how you do retain your sanity and how you are able to like sort of yourself from all the like just insanity and how you yourself from being entrenched in it. and then the second question is how do i get involved in your campaign oh, so nice. the, the first question about how do you retain your sanity? i mean, i think part of writing the book was part of that process for me trying to find a little bit of space and kind of think what happened and why do i feel this way and how do i put structure on it? but i would definitely

i cannot wait to see some of these folks who are my dear friends, folks like ayanna and lauren underwood and lisa blunt, rochester and joni goose. there are so many amazing folks who i think that we going to diversify our congress. we are going to have the kind of diverse representation that we need. and i'm all in for helping those people there. but go, hi, my name sara. i'm in actually in orange county. i have two separate questions on a two part question. so. one of them is a freebie. so worry. the first question is you said politics like an insane mess. so i wonder how you do retain your sanity and how you are able to like sort of yourself from all the like just insanity and how you yourself from being entrenched in it. and then the second question is how do i get involved in your campaign oh, so nice. the, the first question about how do you retain your sanity? i mean, i think part of writing the book was part of that process for me trying to find a little bit of space and kind of think what happened and why do i feel this way and how do i put structure on it? but i would definitely

ayanna bennett, please say i. i have no opposed. dr. bennett, would you like to come up to the podium. i have many san francisco things that are going to have to go up on the wall. and this is one of them. i i really appreciated all of the time i've spent with you . i actually like those presentations. that's why you can you can tell because i kind of like them. i like being tested. i like it when we get to the point and say, did anything happen? i am really looking forward and i trust in you to keep people going that that it's not okay to just to talk about it. we should have something to say about what's happened and there should be something that happened between one point and the next. i am i have deep faith that the department can do that. i have been telling people i've started to see things that i had nothing to do with in the last year or so. i'm like, i didn't talk to them. i didn't tell them to do that. i don't know anything about it. and that is that is really a joy, actually, to see that people are they've just started to ow

ayanna bennett, please say i. i have no opposed. dr.ennett, would you like to come up to the podium. i have many san francisco things that are going to have to go up on the wall. and this is one of them. i i really appreciated all of the time i've spent with you . i actually like those presentations. that's why you can you can tell because i kind of like them. i like being tested. i like it when we get to the point and say, did anything happen? i am really looking forward and i trust in you to keep people going that that it's not okay to just to talk about it. we should have something to say about what's happened and there should be something that happened between one point and the next. i am i have deep faith that the department can do that. i have been telling people i've started to see things that i had nothing to do with in the last year or so. i'm like, i didn't talk to them. i didn't tell them to do that. i don't know anything about it. and that is that is really a joy, actually, to see that people are they've just started to own