barbara didn't kill bill, who did?they had questions to ask. >> i've heard from the valley county sure's office. >> again, they went over, hour by hour, the last weekend and bill's life. >> is there something that you feel that we missed in our ur first conversation? >> remember, the first quarter on the scene said bill likely died about 8-10 hours before his body was found, and that was sunday afternoon about 5:00 p.m., meaning he was likely murdered in the vicinity of 8:00 a.m. when an and matt had been leaving or just left from the day of shopping. both and and son, matt, repeated what they had said before, they simply did know what happened. >> it could mean he was alive when they left, it could mean that he never really left, but it was very much of the air. >> correct. and matt that he was absolutely certain he did not hear a gunshot. so, the detectives went back to pay another visit to the marshall in his cameras. and told detectives that on the day before he was murdered, saturday, june 9th, bill went for a rid

barbara lee. barbara lee speaks for me. well, barbara lee is on her way back to washington, dc tonight where she is serving out her congressional terms. what is next for her? we will have to wait and see. and we're live in san francisco tonight. cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> that's an open and interesting question. cornell, thanks so much. continuing with the senate race, we want to take a look at how the votes are stacking up in each county. i was looking into that for us. so what kind of trends are we seeing tonight. >> well dan, you can see the domination by adam schiff and steve garvey. in fact, the numbers just updated throughout california. we have 44% of precincts reporting at this point. you can see steve garvey mostly took the central valley. and adam schiff, the democrat, took most of the coast all along california. if you want to zoom in to our area, the bay area, you see katie porter is in third overall for the state, but you can take a look how she jumps up to number two. if you look at marin county. so y

-- barbara plett usher.— politics happening in the uk? -- barbara plett usher.ett usher. speaking to people in the rwandan _ barbara plett usher. speaking to i people in the rwandan government here this week you get the sense they are quite happy and prepared to accept asylum seekers when they should arrive. but also happy to let the process play out in the uk. and so i think there is a really a sense of watching and waiting here. in the meantime they are taking their own steps to address some of the concerns raised by the uk supreme court which, as you know, was that it found rwanda was not a safe country for refugees. one of the reasons for that, it said, was there was a substantial risk that the asylum seekers could be deported back to their countries of origin. rwanda had already promised that that would not happen in a treaty signed with britain. but it is now revamping its asylum law. there is a new asylum bill here as well in kigali and the parliament is going to be voting on that fairly soon, we are told. more broadly, the rwandan government has always o

está bárbara lee, donde las noticias no son nada buenas para ella.ezaron a ser claros, mostrando al congresista demócrata adam schiff de los Ángeles a la delantera de la contienda, seguido por el republicano steve garvey. esto dejando por el camino a otra congresista demócrata de orange county, kathy porter, y en cuarto lugar, a barbara lee ella esta noche habló de qué tan importante fue el factor dinero en esta campaña. cuando tú miras 30 millones de dólares 20 millones de dólares, que es lo que se han gastado mis oponentes en campaña. tienes que saber que eso afecta. yo no tomo dinero corporativo de packs. agregó que hay que establecer la financiación de campañas de forma pública porque dijo, pueden ver la disparidad y que el dinero del establecimiento no va para una mujer negra progresiva. ahora, esta fue parte de la celebración al sur del estado de la campaña del congresista demócrata adam schiff, que, como les decíamos, lleva la delantera en la contienda. el apenas si podía hablar, pues manifestantes en contra de la guerra en gaza hicieron escuc

that you are looking to fill the late senator feinstein see, kitty porter and barbara lear out, the first time since the 90s that california will not be represented by a woman in the senate, because alex padilla took over harris prophecy. and it will decide who will take over the next full six- year term of dianne feinstein's term next january. >> it's very interesting, the ballot you might've seen to elections, one of them takes over the current term, which expires next january, and the other we just alluded, the full six-year term beginning next year, both adam schiff and garvey are the top two in both, the former baseball star, campaign headquarters in palm desert, about 15 minutes ago. >> the first game of a doubleheader. and november 5, keeping that open. as we will celebrate again. i congratulate congressman schiff for joining me in the general election, and recognize congresswomen porter and lee for being in the arena and fighting for their beliefs. >> there he was, low-key as he usually is, steve garvey, congressman schiff is in hollywood tonight, he just addressed his supporters

you notice there, katie porter and barbara lee are all.will be the first time since the 1990s that california will not be represented by a woman in the u.s. senate. on your ballot, you actually saw two elections for the senate race. one would take over the full six year term, beginning next year. the other one on your ballot was a partial senate term taking over dianne feinstein's current term, which expires next january. bottom line, both adam schiff and steve garvey are the top two vote getters at faxing in both >> it appears that schiff is on top. he's in hollywood tonight and thank his supporters. >> trump would attack me rally after rally. all of those things were basically what we would call, wednesday. you had my back every step of the way. >> the congressman has been one of donald trump's the biggest foes. schiff was thanking supporters, other protesters barged into the event. chanting what sounds like, cease-fire now. adam schiff has been an ardent pro-israel supporter. this day, today, he did call for a cease-fire. it looks like

there is barbara lee at 10%. waiting here, very small, we don't have anything from san francisco county. that will be big in this area. we don't have san mateo county here if you zoom in just across from san francisco. marin county. that scale area here, schiff, big advantage. far back to katie porter, though, again. you see this everywhere, when you go in to the sierra nevada's here. you take a look at placer county. more republican friendly area here but look at the distance between schiff and katie porter. el dorado county, same story everywhere here and even get to the very republican areas in the far north and you expect garvey to do very well here but even there, schiff is distant but shift second and you don't see the other two, craddick members of congress. now a quarter of the vote is in statewide. this leaves that shift, sorry >> i got to interrupt you, steve, sorry. nbc news has now made a projection to who the second candidates will be in the november general election against adam schiff and it will b

watch party for representative barbara lee and latifah simon who is running town seat here. lee is skipping the party, instead she says she's flying back to washington, d.c., to do some work. she is obviously disappointed with the outcome of the race. she was working hard, campaigning, phone banking. she was at her campaign office in downtown oakland making calls to voters all the way until the polls closed. here's what she said briefly to the media. >> but you can see the disparity in the money. i mean come on, the establishment money doesn't go to a black, progressive woman, but we have people and we have low donor, we have recurrent donors. >> reporter: we asked what her future plans are, she did not answer that question. back to you. >> da lin, thank you. now let's go to the south bay where we're watching another big congressional race. nearly a dozen candidates are vying to replace anna eshoo, who is retiring after more than 30 years representing the peninsula and the south bay. so there are 11 candidates in the running to take her seat, including former san jose mayor

stewart stevens and barbara mcquaid are back with me.i want to get you in first here and your take on the america first legal strategy if you will of what they are trying to do. what can you tell us about what they are doing with what kind of signal is it sending with those specific complaints and challenges they are trying to break forward? >> well, first, i think it says it all that america first legal is led by a guy who is not a lawyer but who has a b.a. in history. that is not your first choice of lawyers. this is really a culture war. you know, i think republicans are on the losing sides of these culture wars. if i were in the democrat party, i would wake up trying to get in the culture wars. look at these. they are suing the nfl. the republican party versus the nfl. i will bet on the nfl. they like the eagles more than --. >> nfl is not a woke enterprise to be honest with you. >> they went after nike, over collin kaepernick. nike made $9 billion. it shows that the current republican party is sort of at war with the modern world. t

peter: barbara bush was not the first first lady to speak at a ommencement. listen. >> in the position of leadership and power, we have an indispensable element for criticizing and constructive es what are we listening to, katie rogers? katie: hilary iran him addressing her class at -- hillary radom -- hillary rodham at her commencement address. shedeliver the speech to her fellow gradu, it was considered a really radical thing to■: do, she challenge this idea of the status quo. peter: you write that her speech received a standing prevention -- ovation but draws a chopped -- but dropped to the jaws of some of the older wellesley hada letter of apology. just the fact that there was a woman who was willing to get u e societal normsnd what was expected of young people at that time. peter: was a sign of hillary rodham clinton's first lady groundbreaking? katie:t her entire history, i do think so, and i think it is also a sign of how much more she would have wanted to do with that role■[ and how much more she did do beyond in is an interesting feature■u■w willing

i want to bring in nbc's garrett haake, barbara mcquade, university of michigan law professor and an msnbc legal analyst, and nbc investigations correspondent tom winter is also with me as well. garrett, if you will, talk about the options here for trump and his team and the frustration that we're hearing. >> yeah, this frustration and concern from trump and his inner circle appears to be only growing, certainly from the side of the candidate who continues to post periodically on his social media platform his innermost angry thoughts about the spot that he's in right now. where basically all of his options to come up with this money are bad. the idea of selling his properties at some kind of fire sale rate is certainly not something that appeals to him. declaring bankruptcy would come with a host of other problems. we know that he or those allied with him have talked to some major donors to try to see if they could put a group together who might guarantee his bond, perhaps that would work, and of course they've got that emergency filing that's still pending before an appeals court in

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i you like, i don't know the reason barbara, do you always ask her? says if this is how things should be i wanted to have the same opportunity piece of paper and have and this included the good stuff in the university for example, one thing the enroll now procedures, institutional. and even though i know that the equipment offered me a scholarship that was enough for not obligated me to work, allow me is what it feels like before the support bed is what it feels like. the realize your for the mingled with my classmates who are, who are trying to be fair. so then i realized that no matter how hard i played the fit in, i'm never going to fit in my or the odyssey is the be all the so at that time i realized, you know, what? instead of me trying to fit in input variable the, let's miss i have to change the variables to fit in my say i, but if the kids do off i leave you mind somebody um, but no, i just have to pay a less expensive to outside. reveal to say that they had that on, on us being hot bill up. i know you're going to have to be a visa looking at

barbara starr, senior fellow at _ yet. barbara starr, senior fellow at the _ yet.or fellow at the us - yet. barbara starr, senior fellow at the us the - yet. barbara starr, senior- fellow at the us the annenberg school of communications, leadership and policy and bat pentagon correspondent. good to talk to you, as ever. thank you. another country that featured in the us president's speech: china. i spoke with democratic congressman raja krishnamoorthi of illinois. he's the ranking member on the house select committee on china. congressmen, thank you for joining us again on bbc news. this editing address is now being digested. some people have reacted to it, calling it a campaign speech.- have reacted to it, calling it a campaign speech. what you make of that _ a campaign speech. what you make of that assessment? i l make of that assessment? i think it was the presentation of the contrast in positions the president has taken and people on the other side have taken a number of issues whether it is ukraine or the border, orwhether whether it is ukraine or the border,

ktvu cristina rendon was in oakland, where barbara lee held a campaign event for release. >> keys barbarading candidate to be her successor. member of bart board of directors lateefah simon. >> i'm going to pass this baton. she got to you that ron dellums passed to me. >> lee is vacating her seat in congress to run for the late senator dianne feinstein's seat. she thanked volunteers and she's fought against challengers with more money. >> when you look at 30 some million dollars, when you look at 20 some million dollars by my opponents, it's like, come on, what do you think that is? i mean, i don't take corporate pac money. you could see the disparity in the money. i mean, spcome on, the establishment moy doesn't go to a black progressive woman. but we have people and we have low donors. we have recurring donors for the past 26 years as congresswoman for the 12th district, she's held tough representing oakland in the east bay. >> she was the lone vote opposing the invasion of afghanistan in 2001. she's fought for reproductive rights more recently, she was among the first to call for a per

some talk courage and barbara lee listed. >> when we fight we win. it is time we elect barbara lee to the senate to represent all of us. with courage. >> tough choice, imagine having choices like that on your senate ballot. adam schiff's campaign which had tripled the amount of money of his nearest competitor produced twice as many television ads including a group of ads that reminded voters what is at stake in the u.s. senate by aiming the ad at the republican in the race. >> want to know how steve garvey feels about donald trump? ask. >> he did a exceptional job. >> no wonder garvey wants to block the agenda in support building the border wall. steve garvey stands for trump. >> both times he was the best person for the job. >> when they tell us who they are, we need to listen. steve garvey is too conservative for california. >> the ads helped adam schiff and at the same time steve garvey. republicans solved the ads and decided they wanted to vote for steve garvey and katie porter thinks the ads lifted steve garvey to second place. strategically the

thank you very much, barbara plett _ this issue.ch, barbara plett usher, in - this issue. thank you very much, barbara plett usher, in nairobi i this issue. thank you very much, i barbara plett usher, in nairobi with that update. fighting continues in gaza, just hours after the un security council passed its first resolution calling for a ceasefire. the resolution also called for the release of all hostages, and comes after several failed attempts to reach an agreement since the october 7 attacks. the us abstained from the vote, having previously used its veto, leading israel to cancel a meeting in washington. in gaza, witnesses say israeli warplanes bombed the southern city of rafah and fierce gun battles raged around hospitals in nearby khan younis and gaza city. rocket warning sirens also sounded in israeli towns near gaza. meanwhile, ceasefire talks continue between israeli and hamas representatives in qatar. authorities say the un resolution has not had an "immediate impact" on the talks. few had heard of him a year ago, and no

and in her new book, among other things, barbara quayle barbara mcquade barbara mcquad explains -- and authoritarianism, why you need to disconnect people from facts about the world, from the noble truth and complexity in order to get people to endorse extremism, to endorse extreme new radical changes, to reimagine their lives, and to reimagine their country, the way they have never thought of it before. barbara mcquade, in her new book, talks about the need to hit people emotionally rather than logically. she talks about sort of the utility of the would-be authoritarian leader, authoritarian movement, focusing rhetorical on decline- ism. convincing people the country is no longer great. it's falling apart, it's a disaster. if you can think convince people of that, they will have an emotional reaction about being afraid at the state of the country now. they will have an emotional reaction about wanting to rescue the country if they can be convinced that things are so far gone that they will then feel the need for extreme measures, for strongman to come in and -- maybe have got to wreck

barbara, it is fantastic.till carrying my galley copy around because i am so attached to how accessible and straightforward this book is. i want to bring up something you just said in the previous segment. you talked about jim, he and hillary clinton's emails. you discussed the ways in which media companies had been implicit in spreading misinformation. in one particular section, use it as an example, the new york times handling of donald trump's claims about hillary clinton's emails during the 2016 election. i'm going to read from the book. quote, according to a study by the columbia journalism review, in six days leading up to the election the times ran 10 front- page stories about clinton's emails, a number equal to the front-page stories it ran about all other campaign policies in the 69 days before the election. now, we know, barbara, that it is not just the new york times that amplified the story. most media companies did. how do we do with this, knowing what we learn from that? how do we deal with not a

second eagles song for me, we can do something up through santa barbara. adam schiff is just running his blue all the way up the coast, right? and so what what do you see happening there? it's a very blue state. >> joe biden beat down from there >> by 5 million votes in 2020. the democratic nominee for senate has a pretty optimistic chance to be a full-time senator from the state of california. and adam schiff has helped with, again, smarter our politics. democrats won't like it. but just look at it. the question is, is there any way any republican great name id? it's kinda be competitive in california the odds are against that highly. so adam schiff and winning tonight, puts himself on a path to be a united states senator, replace the legendary diane feinstein? >> yeah, adam schiff boosting steve garvey in his ads because he was more worried about defeating katie porter in the general than he is about steve garvey. and as people out there might remember, when our vice president kamala harris was running for senate. she was in a jungle primary and she was

. >> what happened to barbara lee? i mean, it seemed to me she needed to get beyond her identity supporters on maybe progressive women, african-american voters. what happened? she wasn't pose any way indicate no traction. >> you know, i think she it. and this is interesting. it's rare for barbara lee. she's managed to get a lot of traction over the years. i just feel like felt like she just hit still a place. she just couldn't managed to rally at the support for her based on the people who have supported in the past. she's got some new supporter. she has a real people like regina king, another celebrity supporters on your side. but she's really not been successful galvanizing that voters support that she used to traditionally, especially among african-american voters, african-american, male and female voters. so i don't know what it is. you interesting. >> you she's a progressive icon. she someone who was consistently antiwar, someone who talked about a cease-fire. happening in gaza, moved adam schiff on that position.

barbara plett usher in nairobi, thank— country.ra plett usher in nairobi, thank you for that - country. barbara plett usher in - nairobi, thank you for that update. back to our breaking news out of baltimore. this is the scene live after a bridge collapsed after being hit by a container ship. the baltimore city fire department is currently at the scene — they�*ve spoken to the bbc, saying as many as 20 workers could be in the river. 0fficers officers say this happened at about 1:30am local time. officers say this happened at about 1:30am localtime. here officers say this happened at about 1:30am local time. here is the boat hitting the scot francis key bridge, the bridge quickly collapses and there is a large rescue operation under way. the shipping company says all those on board have been accounted for and there is no reported injury, there was a major operation looking for those who might be in the water. hello again. in the next couple of days, take your brolly with you, we expect some heavy downpours, some of which will be thu

but four leading contenders are hoping for victory, including east bay congresswoman barbara lee. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in the newsroom with more cornell. >> i'm barbara lee is the highest ranking black woman in congress, but she's an underdog in this race, currently trailing in the polls behind her rivals new numbers from the political analysis site fivethirtyeight show poll averages for the primary. the frontrunner appears to be adam schiff, who was polling around 25, putting him a bit ahead of former major league baseball player steve garvey at 20, followed by katie porter with 18 and barbara lee roughly at 9. lee has been representing california's 12th district in oakland and the east bay since 1998. she told the new yorker magazine. she's always been behind in the polls because she's not on tv all the time. lee has been a longtime advocate of racial justice and worked to pass protections for women and the lgbtq community. but her positions have not always been popular. professor nolan higdon, from cal state east bay, says lee holds a pivotal legacy in the

we're going to be a expecting barbara lee to be here around 07:00pm.ressing the media should be addressing her volunteers that have been phone banking trying to get those last-minute votes out there before the polls closed and will bring you the very latest when we get ken, back to you. all right, live for us from oakland. it will be interesting to see how the race shapes up. we appreciate it. >> congressman and senate candidate adam schiff cast his ballot at a vote center and he's burbank district. this morning shifts been considered the front runner through much of the campaign. but in a recent poll, republican candidate steve garvey had a slim lead. >> weather break down. let's give you a live look outside. it's an to a bridge. lot of people getting home we're going to the polls to vote to. lawrence is standing by with a look. yeah, looking good out there to have a couple scattered showers. not a rainout, though, around the bay area. certainly nothing heavy falling outside, but if you are headed up the polls or anywhere around the bay area plan and

congresswoman katie porter and barbara leec are officially knocked out of this race.ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live with reaction from all four of the candidates. jana incredible evening tonight. disappointment& from porter and lee. and some say garvey's win division ship was of emotion tonight. all four did speak todayc. >> i congratulate congressman schiff for joining me in the generalúelection. >> speaking on election night former l.a. steve garvey pitches come from behind campaign as a win for moderate california republicans. >> we feel good about where we are right now. i'll say tonight it's the first game of a doubleheader, the second game is going to be daunting, but with results still coming in, and in a state where republicans between garvey and democrat adam schiff seems more likely to spclinch seat for schiff. >> in november, schiff spoke from his campaign party in southern california after polls closed. >> it looks like we're going to the general, ladies and gentlemen, myúgreat gratitude to all of my wonderful supporters. i want to acknowledge the ri

peter:when you talk abou a seachange, barbara bush left bush.t four of the five last firt ladies have all had advanced degrees. thaight. but only one of them, jill bin, has worked outside this role, essentially the most scrutinized volunteer role in american politics. the fact that there are womens d not pursued that says something about these unofficial but very rigid expectations around the world -- around the role. peter: barbara bush was not the first first lady to speak at co. let's listen. >> in the position of leadership and power, we hav an indispensable element for criticizing and constructive protests. katie:lass at --we listening hillary radom -- hillary rodham at her commencement address. she requested to deliver the speech to her fellow graduates, it was considered a really radical thing to she challenge this idea of the status quo. peter: you write that her speech received a standing prevention -- ovationyd but draws a chopped -- but dropped to the jaws of some of the older members. katie: wellesley had to send a . just the fact th

barbara lee, east bay congresswoman barbara lee standing alongsideúthe leading candidate to be her ofctors, lateefah simon.rd >> i'm going to pass this baton to you that ron dellums passed to me. >> lee is vacating her seat in congress to run for the late senator dianne feinstein's seat. she thanked volunteers and voters amid the more money. >> when you look at 30 some million dollars, when you look at 20 some million dollars by my opponents, it's like, come on, what do you think that is? i mean, i don't take corporate pac money. you could see the disparity in the money. i mean, come on, money doesn't go to a black progressive woman. but we have people and we have low donors. we have recurring donors for the past 26 years as congresswoman spfor the 12th district, she's held tough representing oakland in the east bay. >> she was the lone vote opposing the invasion of afghanistan in r001. she's fought for reproductive rights more recently, she was among the first to call for a permanent cease fire between israel and hamas. her backers include celebrities, bay area politicians and grassr

i completely agree with you on that one, barbara . or you're that one, barbara.ople. barbara. she says it's simple, michel. the problem is when it comes to housing is that young people keep wasting their money on nightlife, booze , fashion, on nightlife, booze, fashion, holidays and anything else other than money for a deposit. barbara, you're a brave woman. i can hear the young shouting back at you. i can tell you that for free, colin, says michel. simple, we can charge ten times the amount of council tax on all empty properties that he says will focus the miners. they're already trying, aren't they? the flirting. a few different ideas about potentially increasing council tax on empty properties in a few different places. but doesn't that actually kind of undermine the whole council tax system in some way? isn't it a little bit unfair? i don't know if you want to leave your property empty. isn't up to property empty. isn't that up to you, in touch and tell me you, get in touch and tell me your thoughts again. this sentiment through sentiment is coming through th

. >> yes, and the race to fill east bay representative barbara lee's seat. it's open because she's running for feinstein's senate seat. all right. we have a reporter dedicated to covering each of these congressional races tonight, abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is following the us senate race. yeah. >> let's hear first, though, from abc7 news reporter anser hassan about the frontrunners for the race to represent nearly a million people in the east bay. unser >> ama and dan. good evening and a few hours lateefah simon is going to hold her election party here in downtown oakland. many of the political analysts that i spoke to say she's really emerged as the frontrunner in this race. a big reason the big endorsements she's been able to get the race to replace us congresswoman barbara lee in california's 12th congressional district is coming down to two candidates. >> she's running to be a part of the legislature isn't just about leading, it's about partnering. >> lateefah simon says she spent the past few months of her campaign talking with members of congr

barbara lee lives it. >> when we fight we win.>> it's time to re-elect barbara lee to the senate to represent all of us. with courage. >> tough choice. imagine having choices like that on your senate ballot. adam schiff's campaign, which had tripled the amount of money of his nearest competitor, katie porter, produced twice as many television ads, including a group of ads that reminded voters what is at stake in the united states senate by aiming that ad at the republican in the race. >> do you want to know how steve garvey feels about donald trump and maga? just ask. >> he did an exceptional job. we will see for under him. >> no wonder garvey supports trump's border wall. steve harvey stands for trump. when they tell us who they are we need to listen. steve garvey is too conservative for california. >> those ads helped adam schiff , but at the same time apparently helped steve garvey. california republicans he saw those ads decided they wanted to but for steve garvey. those ads might have lifted steve garvey to second place. katie porter thinks that they did and said as much in her concessio

and congresswoman katie porter and bay area congresswoman barbara lee faded to third and fourth. >>> earlier we were joined by csu east bay professor dr. nolan higdon to break down the results and he says on top of shifts donor backup, one of the other defining factors that gained him the top of was just how similar the other two democratic candidates are on the ballot. >> the remainder of democratic voters were left with the choice between katie porter and barbara lee who are different in some areas but very close and a lot of them. they are both progressives. any money or enthusiasm was split between those two. that was an extra challenge they had to face that there was another progressive in the race. adam schiff really did not have to run against another establishment democrat. >> the winner of november's election will finish find signs term , ending in january and begin a full six-year term. >>> the loss for barbara lee means the turning of a political page. to run for senate, lee gave up her seat in congress and she now passes leadership to a possible successor in district 12.

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barbara lee 7. race is to fill theúsenate seat currently held by laphonza butler and also by the late dianne feinstein. for almost 31 years, campaign spending hit record levels for this primary almost 250% more spending than the last three california senate races three main democrats battled one another, garvey mustered the support of california republicans. he says the primary election is just the first game of a longer doubleheader. >> for the second game is going to be daunting. it'll super bow, fourth quarter or eight innings, but i think it should be exciting for all of us. i mean, it's actual competition now, garvey knows it's an uphill battle to california, has not elected a republican to the us senate since 1988. >> that's a year after garvey retired from baseball. shift, on the other hand, is the overwhelming favorite. he's been in congress for more than 20 years, and as a campaign war chest that spent about $50 million in ads, you helped us build the biggest grassroots campaign for senate

why is that barbara? >> well he can when it comes to the companies, i mean way back when he was bankrupting all the manic city stuff, he was saying, this is variant move. i'm a brilliant businessman. this is what we do. these laws are available to us let's chapter 11, and we use them a chance through that with a personal bankruptcy and also where the personal bankruptcy you tend to lose like really everything is not my going chapter 11, where you reorganize that. that's what chapter 11 is. four, to give a company a chance to step back wave from there lenders and reorganize their company so that they can get back but i'm a member. what i was working on a project in california, longtime ago with our trump and it came to a point where it had to go bankrupt because of some a political things that happen. and he pulled out a project for and lost a good deal mind, but he did not want his name associated with that bankruptcy, so he's he's very skittish about that it's more it looks up more of a personal failure

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barbara plett usher. — from this side as well. barbara plett usher, thank _ from this side as well.s well. barbara plett usher, thank you for - from this side as well. barbarai plett usher, thank you for that update. let's look at the middle east now. negotiations for a six—week ceasefire in gaza, that is backed by the united states, have hit a major road block. members of hamas are in cairo, alongside international mediators, but israel says it won't attend the meeting until hamas provides it with a list of hostages still alive. hamas took 253 hostages when gunmen launched an attack on october 7th. it says it can't provide the information because of israel's continuing bombardment and blockade of gaza, saying it was impossible to collect a list of names because the hostages are dispersed among different palestinian groups and in different areas of the gaza strip. the us vice president kamala harris has said that people in the gaza strip are starving, and has called on israel to do more to increase the flow of aid into the territory. she said that desperate people seeking food had b

and barbara lee seat as well. >> yeah, that's a different story.rbara lee after more than about 30 years in congress, she ran for the senate. she couldn't run for two offices at once, so she had to give up her congressional seat in the east bay. that's probably going to go to lateefah simon. there's a good shot that she might get that in this primary, or she could face a runoff. she's facing 1 or 2 opponents, but she's very well funded. but we'll see. that's what's a good thing about elections is it doesn't matter what i think doesn't matter what you think. it matters what the voters think. >> but i want to ask you, in general, what does mayor london breed have to lose or gain? what's at stake for her in this specific election? >> a lot of things, the for example, the, the tax break in the for converting the offices, that's been a big core of hers is to say we've got to rechange the downtown. if the voters say no or we don't like the way you're doing that, that takes it back. the police uh- is a 5050 split for her. the because if she gets the cops,

well, nine candidates are vying to replace congresswoman barbara lee, who is running for u.s.enate. lee officially endorsed lateefah simon, a bart board spmember. the top two vote getts in both of these races advanced to the general election coming up in november and in the senate porter hosting rallies in the bay area this afternoon. >> this race, one of the most closely watched in the state. schiff and porter joined other top candidates steve garvey and barbara lee in the contest for the seat once held by late senator dianne feinstein. the latest polling data from emersod withc 28% of the vote, porter hs 17% and barbara lee with 8% of the vote. that polling shows 17% of voters still undecided. the top two and as candidates urge voters to head does appear fewer californians are eagerly casting their ballot this year. >> as our bailey o'carroll takes a look atúthe closer numbers for us, she tells us what some believe are the reasons for the slow. so far, so far, we received around john arf elections in san francisco, spsaid. right now, the early vor turnout is on par. >> votin

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joined me now, barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney and university of michigan law professor and msnbc legal analyst in host of the podcast # sisters-in-law. her new book is attack from within, how disinformation is sabotaging america. i am also welcoming josh gerstein, who is a senior legal affairs reporter at politico. good to see you as well. barbara, his lawyers are telling the courts he does not have the cash. trump is limited social media he has cash. $500 million in fact. he says he would rather spend it on his presidential run. meanwhile, trump has not spent any of his own money on his campaign in 2020 or 24. in this case, he is hoping new york appeals courts intervene. what kind of view with the courts take of these consistent statements? his a particular. >> donald trump is not helping himself by claiming he has $500 million when he says he cannot get up the bond for his appeal. the idea of an appeal bond is you can still appeal a case. with the bond does is it puts the money up so that the attorney general or opposi

it was the same year that feinstein and barbara boxer were elected.nna eshoo is retiring and there are 11 candidates vying for her position. the race includes some familiar names, a recent poll sponsored by the san jose spotlight found former san jose mayor sam liccardo leading with 16% of the vote. santa clara county supervisor joe simitian with 13%, and former saratoga councilmember. and evan low is tied at 7% each. the largest group of voters say they are still undecided. len ramirez spoke to people in district 16 about what they need and what they want from their next representative. >> that can have a nice place to live. >> reporter: daniel and her husband john run a small family business that teaches people how to cook . and today they are making pasta from scratch. like the meal they are making they say, they say there are lots of ingredients to make a successful business . >> we as a small business and small family-owned business need to make sure we have the policies in place to be successful and keep this open and running. >> reporter: they

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andrew weizmann, barbara mcquade, thank you all very much.dictments -- with commentary, and barbs's attack from within, disinformation and sabotaging america. michael and i would also like both of the books. >> thank you, really. >> that does it for us. velshi starts after a quick break. we will see you again. n. ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. [♪♪] if you're only using facial moisturizer in the morning, so, here's to now. did you know, the best time for skin renewal is at night? olay retinol24 renews millions of surface skin cells while you sleep. wake up to smoother, younger-looking skin with olay retinol24. - i got the cabin for three days. it's gonna be sweet! what? i'm 12 hours short. - have a fun weekend. - ♪ unnecessary action hero! unnecessary. ♪ - was that necessary? - no. neither is a blown weekend. with paycom, employees do their own payroll so you can fix problems before they become problems. - hmm! get paycom and make the unnecessary, unnecessary. - see you down the line. (man) excuse me, would you mind