that's amazing and you're moving from baton rouge honest moving. no. well. oh, sorry. i'm going to bed after this. actually my mom i my mom it made. crawfish bisque for me. she's like i had some heads in the freezer and some tails. she said not the same as when for easter, but i haven't you had a little packs and you're gonna freeze them. what are you gonna carry them in so i had amazon deliver a cooler backpack. and so she texted me when i got off the plane and she said your package just arrived and i said, oh, yeah. do you want me to come tonight or in the morning? said whatever you want to but then she said this. you can come tonight if it's convenient for you, by the way, i'm cooking some red beans right now. so what does that mean? i need to come tonight. right? so i said i'm on my way and cornbread she just texted me and corn bread. so there you go. well that you're you're keying up this. great book of yours this is the fire what i say to my friends about racism, which we'll get to in a little bit. but let's start where you you just left off and i apologize for a

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the lowest average is in baton rouge , louisiana, at $4.43 a gallon. san francisco routinely hits the top spot when it does come to the cost of gas, and that does remain the case. san jose and oakland coming second gas in both of those bay area cities will set you back $6.55 a gallon. the warriors are back home in the bay area tonight and getting ready to host the boston celtics in game five of the nba finals. this is video of the team arriving at sfo shortly after five o'clock last night. the warriors flew back from boston after one of their most exciting playoff victories ever friday night, steph curry had 43 points in the dubs 107 to 97 victory over the celtics to tie that series at two games apiece. tip off for game five at chase center is six o'clock tomorrow night, and some tickets are still available for tomorrow night's game in san francisco, but fans should be ready to pay top dollar to watch the warriors battle the celtics at home. the least expensive ticket on stubhub is now going for $815 and some courtside seats. get this. they're going fo

i talked to my police chief, murphy paul, in baton rouge, he told me defense violence and domestic murder spiked under the pandemic. this bill does something about it. i asked people who oppose this bill, what about domestic violence, man? what about that woman who's threatened? shouldn't we do something for her safety? this bill does something for her safety and quite likely for her children's safety and quite likely prevents a suicide by the troubled man who goes there in the first place. let's talk about crime, gapingsters -- gangsters, straw purchases, boyfriend's got a felony, can't buy a weapon, the girlfriend buys one, slips it to him. it's against the law now, but strengthens all the time. r.j., if you're watching on c-span, man, i'm channeling you, because we took the provision r.j. said we should do, and we increased the penalties for that person who buys a weapon merely to pass it to another. to hopefully throw her in prison for as much as ten years if she contributes to a murder by buying a gun for someone who goes out and commits that murder. we talk about rampage shooting. i

i talked to my police chief in baton rouge and he tells me that domestic violence and domestic murder spiked under the pandemic.ic this bill does something about it. i asked people who oppose this bill,ti what about domestic violence? what about the woman who is threatened? shouldn't we do something for her safety? this bill does something for her safety and quite likely for her children's safety, and quite likely prevents a suicide by the travel ban goes there in the first place. -- troubled man. >> let's talk about crime, tinctures. stop purchases. boyfriend has a phony, chem bio weapon. the girlfriend buys one of clips into it. it happens all the time. we strengthen, rj, if you are watching on c-span,in man, i'm challenging you. because we took the provision rj said we should do and we increased the penalties for that person who buys a weapon merely to pass it to another. hopefully throw her in prison for as much as ten years if she contributes to a murder by buying a gun for someone who goes out and commits that murder. we talk about rampage shooting. you know what's much more? a

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. >> reporter: she directs the in maternal and infant lab at the research center in baton rouge.er teams were could provide the missing link involving americans obesity crisis by breaking the cycle over generations. >> a child is definitely born predisposed to obesity but it does not to stop with the parents. obesity risks can be established over two generations. >> my health right now will influence my grandchildren? >> yes. >> work at the lab addresses head on taboo topics, how overweight children often turn into overweight adults. the ultimate goal of the research is to prevent that pattern from ever beginning. how? by creating a individualized early intervention planned for at risk babies. >> if we make improvements to the child's diet and eating environment, we can change that trajectory. >> reporter: redmond expects results next year. so far 40 babies have been in the metabolic chamber and hundreds more in the pot. jamison's mom is aware of the research may not only help him but millions of others. >> more children have obesity and are developing diabetes. if i can prevent

h alston johnson third the third of baton rouge attorney hired by jones and her committee had already been conducted contacting court employees to interview them. all we're sworn to secrecy as witnesses in the ongoing top secret investigation of kent. kent had long been blurring the lines between his personal and professional relationship with wilkerson, and now he began calling his secretary at home at odd hours. sometimes he called her at midnight or 2 am to say his life was over and he was going to lose his bench. mixed with these oddly timed outbursts were suggestions about what wilkerson should tell the investigatory committee of judges and johnson the attorney assisting with that reprobe. can't suggest that mcbroom was a flirt and a liar. he also suggested that wilkerson might admit that he had hugged and kissed her once. in july 2007 the judges on the judicial investigatory committee and their attorney arrived in galveston to question wilkerson in person under oath. wilkerson knew many lawyers but asked none for advise before facing the committee in a conference room. her inqui

she had to go carry or pregnancy in the big city in baton rouge. she went to work at a walgreens. she gave birth and then the child was taken from her and that child was raised by her parents back across the river and she had to sort of pretend that that child was not her daughter, but her niece now imagine that that is a very difficult thing that devastated her and that woman then became norma's mom jane rose mom. so norma is growing up in a family not only sort of ripped apart by this incompatibility between sex and religion. but also, you know sex is something illicit sinful and all the more so when norma is then a young teen and comes out to her parents to her mom in particular her mother unapologetically told me that she beat norma for that when she came out of the closet and norma is sent away. she gets an all sorts of trouble. she sent away to a school for quote unquote delinquent children. she then gets married when she's 16 years old to a man that marriage quickly ends. one thing that complicated my life as a writer norma lied endlessly. it was a very difficult so you had

the lowest average is in baton rouge, louisiana, at $4.43 a gallon.d coming right behind san francisco gas in both of those bay area cities will set you back $6.55 a gallon. and the sky. high gas prices have many people now rethinking how often they pop into their cars, and for some, even reconsidering how they spend their free time. that's right, as eliza mitri reports, voters enjoying the weekend on folsom legs say they're feeling the high cost of fuel on the road. and on the water. honey tunes yet, but brian anderson if he can get his boat out on the water, it's probably going to be a good day. just like today, but before he can get moving here. he's got to pay up here. 15 gallons yesterday was $100 where? when i first bought the boat in october of last year, it was still in the three gallon today. prices hit yet another new record definitely hits the budget pretty hard. it sucks, but what can you do? justin bono says between his truck and his boat. it cost him nearly 300 bucks to fill up. it's tough, you know, a little more a little more debt on t

being from baton rouge, we were talking a little earlier about some of the most important issues that are at the forefront of your campaign but also in the forefront of your mind. i love that you share a little bit more about the main issues where louisiana ranks, if it's with education, where louisiana ranks with opportunities, but also where louisiana ranks with the number of people that they imprison for nonviolent offenses. >> i live in the state that ranks 50th in the nation, so no matter how bad you think you've got it where you from, somewhere in louisiana, it is worse. we rank number 50 in crime, 49 in opportunity, 46th in health care, 49 in environmental quality, and we have had republicans running our legislature almost as long as i can remember. people asked me why i'm running for the senate. i live in the worst place in the country and i've got a guy who sounds like foghorn leghorn representing me. what you mean why am i running? when people ask why did you smoke a blunt in your first and, there are people in this country in jail for nonviolent offenses and decriminalizing

being from baton rouge, we were talking a little earlier about some of the most important issues that are at the forefront of your campaign but also in the forefront of your mind. i love that you share a little bit more about the main issues where louisiana ranks, if it's with education, where louisiana ranks with opportunities, but also where louisiana ranks with the number of people that they imprison for nonviolent offenses. >> i live in the state that ranks 50th in the nation, so no matter how bad you think you've got it where you from, somewhere in louisiana, it is worse. we rank number 50 in crime, 49 in opportunity, 46th in health care, 49 in environmental quality, and we have had republicans running our legislature almost as long as i can remember. people asked me why i'm running for the senate. i live in the worst place in the country and i've got a guy who sounds like foghorn leghorn representing me. what you mean why am i running? when people ask why did you smoke a blunt in your first and, there are people in this country in jail for nonviolent offenses and decriminalizing

>> carney is still unfortunately on the school board here in baton rouge.viral my friend. i'm gonna say that all the. time to talk about. you thank you so much gary chambers. we must have you back on the show school. good luck with your campaign. we'll be right back. be right back. you're pretty particular about keeping a healthy body. what goes on it. usually. and in it. mostly. here to meet those high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 high quality products. rigorously tested by us. real world tested by you. and delivered to your door in as little as one hour. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your goals are ours too. and vanguard retirement tools and advice can help you get there. that's the value of ownership. right now, we're all feelin' the squeeze. but walmart's got your back with thousands of rollbacks so you get everything you need to keep your summer rollin'. because when you save money, you can live better. we hit the bike trails every weekend shinges doesn't care. i

left ended in 2020, or began, in 2016 to black racists killed eight police officers in dallas in baton rouge in 11 days. according to a may 2021 report from the fbi,. ,. in 2018 and 2019 that was white, racially motivated and a violent extremism. in 2020 anti government extremism was the most lethal ideology. one concern of domestic terrorism is that the threat is always shifting, and violence comes from all sides of the political spectrum. an asian man drove a car into a peaceful protest in favor of fair treatment of african americans. the waukesha parade murderer in the new york subway shooter had delivered long, racist tirade against white americans before their crimes. i have said it before and so i say it again, we all have to contend all political violence. we have the time and resources to combat violence committed under the banner of every deadly ideology. we do not have to choose, we must combat all at the same time. we also have to protect speech, a fanatical bernard sanders supporter tried to murder republicans it in congressional baseball. i guess that was in the practice session

in 2016, two black racists killed eight police officers in dallas and baton rouge in the 11 days according to the may 2021 report from the fbi. the black racially motivated violent extremism was the deadliest ideology in 2017. even though many in the press only focus on the far right attacks, the most deadly ideologies often changes year to year. so in 2018 and in 2019, that was white racially motivated violent extremism. but in 2020, antigovernment extremism was the most lethal ideology. 1 constant of domestic terrorism iss that the threat is always shifting and violence comes from all sides of the political spectrum. an asian man drove a car into a peaceful protest in favor of the fair treatment of african-americans. the new york subway shooter delivered tirades against white americans before these crimes. i've said it before and i will say it again. we all have to contend the clinical violence. we have the time and the resources to combat violence committed under the banner of every deadly ideology. we do not have to choose. we must combat all. at the same time, we have to protect speec

i talked to my police chief, murphy paul, in baton rouge, he told me defense violence and domestic murder spiked under the pandemic. this bill does something about it. i asked people who oppose this bill, what about domestic violence, man? what about that woman who's threatened? shouldn't we do something for her safety? this bill does something for her safety and quite likely for her children's safety and quite likely prevents a suicide by the troubled man who goes there in the first place. let's talk about crime, gapingsters -- gangsters, straw purchases, boyfriend's got a felony, can't buy a weapon, the girlfriend buys one, slips it to him. it's against the law now, but strengthens all the time. r.j., if you're watching on c-span, man, i'm channeling you, because we took the provision r.j. said we should do, and we increased the penalties for that person who buys a weapon merely to pass it to another. to hopefully throw her in prison for as much as ten years if she contributes to a murder by buying a gun for someone who goes out and commits that murder. we talk about rampage shooting. i

permanent finance is 80 baton rouges behavior pp /* /* -- 80% behavior. getting out is difficult.n back in your life. >> and it's easier to sleep at night. and one other thing is you should invest in things with a long track record. so in other words, stay away from crypto. >> yeah. i am not a huge fan of crypto. i'm not mad at it. but it's been around for 13 years. it does not have a long track record. i know the stock market is down. it has a 200 year track record. i believe in the american economy enough to know that we're going to come back from this. and so right now stocks are on sale. and so investing in good growth stock mutual funds, funding your rothira, your 401(k), these are smart decisions. when you're doing something like crypto, it's a bit of a gamble. >> no kidding. it's lost so much in the last couple of months. rachel cruz, thank you for joining us. by the way, ainsley says hi. >> hi, ainsley. thanks for having me. >> you bet. >> take a look at this photo showing 80 migrants packed inside a trailer as the new report shows the dangerous impact of joe biden's borde

kentucky it a homicide rate, baton rouge, louisiana, st. paul, portland, albuquerque, tucson, columbus, jackson, mississippi, atlanta, new haven, as were all democrat cities they controlled and they've done so many of democrats in this committee want to do. we are not alleging you don't care, we're just telling you that your ideas have gotten people killed, not save lives. for heavens sake, you want to be arrogant and accuse us of murder and of not caring? we care and if you could just possibly get off any kind of arrogant step ladder that allows you to look down on us and look back historically. thomas jefferson was not at the constitutional convention but he said if i could change one thing, it would be to require bills to be on file for a year before they are voted on. he understood the mistakes that are made when you rush and make big decisions out of emotion. that's what we are trying to prevent so we can save lives and keep people from being killed. for heavens sake, i think back historically, we had a president in franklin roosevelt

kentucky it a homicide rate, baton rouge, louisiana, st. paul, portland, albuquerque, tucson, columbus, jackson, mississippi, atlanta, new haven, as were all democrat cities they controlled and they've done so many of democrats in this committee want to do. we are not alleging you don't care, we're just telling you that your ideas have gotten people killed, not save lives. for heavens sake, you want to be arrogant and accuse us of murder and of not caring? we care and if you could just possibly get off any kind of arrogant step ladder that allows you to look down on us and look back historically. thomas jefferson was not at the constitutional convention but he said if i could change one thing, it would be to require bills to be on file for a year before they are voted on. he understood the mistakes that are made when you rush and make big decisions out of emotion. that's what we are trying to prevent so we can save lives and keep people from being killed. for heavens sake, i think back historically, we had a president in franklin roosevelt

baton rouge had 115. that was an unofficial number but apparently accurate. austin had 88. indianapolis had 258. st. paul has 35. portland, oregon has 34. albuquerque had 107. tucson had 92. columbus had 179. jackson, mississippi had 129. atlanta, georgia, had 150. new haven, connecticut had 25, which is a tremendous number for a small city. macon, 52. milwaukee 190. additional cities with high homicide rates naturally chicago had 797 homicides in one year. and yet mayor lightfoot, prominent democrat that she is, doesn't want to get to the root causes of that. black lierves matter -- lierves matter, there is an inordinate number of black lives that are taken in these democrat-controlled cities. new york, new york had new york, new york, had 481. it's just tragic what has gone on. so what's different? we've had guns in america, in fact, not only have we had them from our founding, if it were not for guns in america, we would not have had a founding. starting perhaps with lexington green. but people in america had guns and they defended themselves and they defended their libe