bill black is an associate professor of economics and law at the university of missouri at kansas city where he teaches white collar crime, public finance, anti trust law and economics, as well as latin american development. he's a former executive director of the institute for fraud prevention. he has taught at the lyndon b johnson school of public affairs at the university of texas at austin as well as at santa clara university. professor black was litigation director at the federal home loan bank board, deputy director of the savings and loan oversight body, the ssl, i see general counsel of the federal home loan bank of san francisco, and senior deputy chief council at the office of thrift supervision. he's the author of a lot of books and his book, the best way to rob a bank is to own one, which was published in 2005 is considered to be a classic image on ro. professor black, welcome to the show. we're very happy to have you. thank you. oh, it's a, it's an honor to actually meet you. i have to admit that i am fascinated by the case of sam bagman freed the founder of f t x and the

the 1st sub saharan for can country to gain independence freedom and justice states on the black star gas bill to commemorate donna's birth as a free state and 1957 has independence allowed the country to break free from foreign ways of thinking, what european encyclopedias named the only true knowledge. indeed rose on sequel 30 donna was to called the gold coast. a country comprising a variety of kingdoms and with gold dust was once found. that was old books, it did a rule the coast was. all he could describe little is known about the interior. he wrote the 3 centuries later. every last corner of the continent seems to have been surveyed and measured people's mountains and rivers have been given names. these days, anyone who wants to have their say about what we consider to be knowledge can do so on the internet. but hundreds of millions of africans still don't have internet access. while global tech giants try to bring the continent online, it's clear that whoever supplies the infrastructure also exports their own world view. so between china and the west, the race for digital dominance in a

bill into law. supporters say will help track down missing black youth. it's called the ebony alert state senator stay. but steven bradford authored the bill and says black children make up 40% of people who end up missing. an amber alert is for children 17 years or younger, the age for an ebony alert is 12 to 25 black youth considered at risk or with mental or physical challenges do fall under this category. the new law takes effect january first of next year. governor newsom also signed a bill to make the california state university system more accountable in the way it handles harassment complaint. it requires the csu system to publicly disclose the outcome of those cases to the state legislature. each year. all campuses will also have to publish the outcome of any settlement. the bill was put into motion after the la times uncovered breakdowns and how the csu handled harassment claims against powerful campus figures. the new measures take effect next year. it's beginning to look like ski season. check this out. palisades tahoe got its first real dustin

governor newsom signed a bill into law that will help track down missing black youth. led devon the alert state senator steven bradford authored the bill says that black children make up almost 40% of those individuals end up missing. well, amber alert is for child 17 years or younger age fernanda and evan e alert is 12 to 25 use are considered at risk or with mental or physical challenges will also qualify. new law takes effect january. first of next year. >> take a break here at 6.52. coming up next hour on the kron 4 morning news. an appeals court says that california can keep a ban in place despite a court judge ruling it unconstitutional. we'll talk more about that coming up. i know what you're thinking. “retta in a grocery store?" "celebrities really are just like us!” we're not. i'm just here to make a point. as a papertarian, i crush it in a place like this. now you gotta pay attention to the packaging. if it comes in paper, it comes from a renewable resource. i'll recycle you later. first person to check out with only paper products wins a yacht! [ boat horn ]

governor newsom signed a bill into law that will help track down missing black youth. y alert, senator steven bradford off of that bill and says black children make up almost 40% of those individuals who end up missing. amber alert is for a child 17 years or younger. a evan e alert is 12 to 25 black youth considered at risk or with mental or physical challenges qualify. new law takes effect january first of next year. >> we're going to take a quick break here at 7.52. coming up in the next hour, an electrician shortage is pumping the brakes on the expansion >> all right. 7.54 the time and disneyland prices, unfortunately, are going up yet again. park officials made the announcement that single-day admission prices on its most popular days will now cost you $194 loaf or take any it is. yeah, that's 8% jump in their old prices. the price of a two-day pass. now going to run you a $310 a ticket parking fees also going up 17%. the genie plus service. that's going up 20%. disney says the cheapest ticket prices on days that are low in demand. those will stay at 100 before doll

governor newsom also signed a bill into law that will help track down missing black youth. alert state senator steven bradford alter that bill and says black children make up almost 40% of those individuals who in the missing amber alert is for child 17 years or younger age for an ebony alert is 12 to 25 black considered at risk or with mental or physical challenge will qualify. law takes effect january first of next year. coming up in the next hour, we're talking about high school students in the north bay. walk out of blast. >> after fellow classmates made video using a racial slur. why they say more needs to be done to use for change. and thousands san francisco school district workers voted whether or not to authorize a strike. tell you what happens next if they don't get asked. and the great california shakeout back in the city. cow. yes to people prepare for tell you the tips you should know in a live report. loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried tre

what's going to be in this bill or president kennedy said, you know, public accommodate is nothing. you know, we do that in boston. you know, black people go to the movies. that's so anyway, they were formulating this bill and the stated purpose of the march on washington was aimed at congress pass the bill. that's what it was. and in fact, they said over j. edgar hoover's wiretaps, which is a great primary source for the history of this period. they said, dr. king, clarence jones said over the year we are glad that we decided to focus on congress and not on the president, because the president has come out with a non statement of the moral and political stakes are in the civil rights bill in that in that one speech that he gave and how was the how was it received in congress? what kind of effect did it have on congress? well. a few members came and actually marched. one thing it's kind of embarrassing to remember is that when when they marched up to the to the washington monument, when the leaders marched the men came up constitution avenue and the women came up independence avenue. they were divided by gender, even within the m

black people. let's pull out the police. that hurts the people -- >> the people who need help the most. >> bill: the question was about black backfiring. explain yourself. >> explain what? am i wrong there? >> bill: just the back and forth with maier. he was in agreement about i.d.s. >> there are so many things that bill maher and i agree on when it comes to common sense and issue. i have been watching him for years but cool to talk about things that are so basic. at the end of the day i hate that it's always down to okay, this is what black people want. according to whom? and who puts themselves out there? i was referring to james carville who had been on his show previously a couple weeks talking about why black voters are leaning towards trump more. of all people for james carville to tell us why black voters may be leaning that way? statistically the numbers are interesting. black unemployment was at historic lows when trump was in office. right now when you look at some of the polls it is incredible. almost 20% of black voters are leaning towards trump. a 50-year high. i think it was 10, 11% in the last election in 2020

black youth considered at risk or with mental or physical challenges will qualify. the new law takes effect january. first of next year. and the governor signing the maternity health billich cuts some of the red tape around nurse midwives and allows them to provide essential services before and after pregnancy. this is in underserved communities where there's a shortage of providers in california. black women are 3 to 4 times more likely to die during pregnancy. and health experts say midwives are essential and bringing that number down. still ahead tonight on kron, 4 news at 6 governor newsom signing into law changes to conservatorships california. take a closer look at that. >> plus, new video tonight of that crash at the chinese consulate in san francisco. we hear from a witness who was inside when it happens and president biden announcing today that he plans to get rid of junk fees so service fees. see get when buy a flight to a concert ticket. we'll have concert ticket. we'll have details ahead on what t ( ♪♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. the industry's idea of a healthier tomorrow. where vapes are deemed safer. nevermind that they'll increase your risk

. >> dark black smoke bills over gaza, sirens wail as rockets fl over israel, and tensions flare on severalt that the impending renovation could start at a moments notice. and now, ten days since hamas massacre in israel, nobody can put it shows hamas gunmen arriving at an israeli kibbutz and beginning their deadly rampage. the israeli military confirmed at least 199 hostages were take into gaza, higher than previously thought, with at least a dozen believed to be american citizens. israel defense minister said that with the support of the united states they will achieve victory over evil. >> this will be a long war. the price will be high. but we are going to win. >> a thought echoed by the per minister, who compared hamas to the nazis. >> our goal is victory, a crushing victory, over hamas. >> destruction and gaza is growing by the day, some 1 million persimians run out of their homes according to the un more than half in the areas south of the evacuation zone. xochitl fox hamas had been blocking some roads. back in israel the national forensic center is engaged in the grim task of identi

i heard bill mention a black pickup truck. sometimes in a circumstance like this you will have an active shooter situation where the suspect decides to carjack or run off with another vehicle in an effort to give the slip to law enforcement. not saying we are sure of that. but in circumstances like this, the information is fluid. we continue to follow it and we hope we will have more information can perhaps by way of a news conference at the top of the hour. >> we will get back to you as the news warrants. in a lot of these situations people will report anything. bill melugin was talking about scanner traffic. people will call in and report anything if a truck is driving around tapping its brakes too much. people will call and say hey there is a suspicious vehicle. sometimes it is. sometimes it's not. but everything is in play in situations like this. when its pleas, it is all hands on deck. when its information, everything is in play and everything is being considered. we are getting some information. this comes from a woman

1st sub saharan african country to gain independence, freedom and justice and states on the black star gas bill to commemorate donna's birth as a free state and 1957 has independence allowed the country to break free from foreign ways of thinking, what european encyclopedias named the only true knowledge indeed arose on seek to city donna was to called the gold coast. a country comprising a variety of kingdoms and with gold dust was once found. that was old books, it did a rule the coast was. all he could describe little is known about the interior. he wrote the 3 centuries later. every last corner of the continent seems to have been surveyed and measured people's mountains and rivers have been given names. these days, anyone who wants to have their say about what we consider to be knowledge can do so on the internet. but hundreds of millions of applicants still don't have internet access. while global tech giants try to bring the continent online, it's clear that whoever supplies the infrastructure also exports their own world view. so between china and the west, the race for digital dominance

black youth. the governor signed a bill that creates ebony alerts to quickly notify the public when a young person of color disappears. amber alerts have been around for two decades. some critics say african americans are often overlooked by the notification system. the state senator is looking to change that with ebony alerts. >> african american young individual make up almost 40% of those individuals who come up missing. >> it will put change and how we react. >> so, the alerts will be for missing black youth age 12-25. the alert system takes effect at the start of next year. good to see. any alert we can take. >>> let's go to our weather alert, i guess i should say. let's go to eric, had a little brain fog there, how are you doing? >> i think you nailed the branding on that. >> oh, good, thank you. >>> we had a little bit of rain coming through yesterday. same thing today. almost like an instant replay. two separate systems, yesterday, a weak cold front coming through and dropping the rain. that is the time lapse from today. although i could of played yesterdays. they looked the exact same. yo

now bill ackman says he would black list anybody that signed that because he doesn't want those individualst his firm. >> yeah, martha. you saw that. you saw as you played and molly played that law firm, you know, retracting that off of employment to the head of the student bar. it's disgusting and should be consequences for those people. >> martha: free speech is something that we all support. it's a different story when it's supporting people that are slaughters children in their beds. that is terrorism. good to have you here today. >> thanks, martha. dramatic new video that we just received moments ago of -- from the israeli military video. watch this. that is just some of the recent strikes. that's a rocket launcher firing at a hamas target in gaza. the video shows a building hit by that rocket, a precision hit. we know the israeli government warning residents in this areas, civilians in these areas that these hits are coming in. we understand that the army says this is part of the university that hamas uses as an operational center. we know that they bury weapons and in some cases host

bill. i like to submit the black sea security strategy for the record at this time.hout objection. >> thank you, so entered. assistant secretary bryant i look forward to hearing how the strategy will be implemented in support of an action plan. however, before i turn to ranking member ricketts i'd like to make one additional point. i strongly believe we need a comprehensive interagency strategy that is why the senate nda bill this year includes a provision requiring just that a comprehensive interagency strategy for the black sea. i do not believe the state department can do this alone. the departments of defense and commerce among others also have critical roles and supporting our allies and partners in the region. with that i'll turn to ranking member ricketts for his remarks. >> thank you med and chair. thank you assistant secretary and fellow nebraskan jim o'brien for being here with us today. the black sea is becoming a gravitational center for europe's future and is yet another important theater in the great competition us in the people's republic of china. the

testify the state department black sea strategy which the department is required to produce pursuant to report language that was included in the fiscal year 2023 spending bill. and i would like to submit the state department's black sea security strategy for the record at this time period without objection. thank you. so entered. as assistant secretary o'brien a look for to hearing how this strategy will be implemented and part of support of an action plan. however, before he turned to ranking member ricketts i would like to make one additional point. i strongly believe that we need a comprehensive interagency strategy toward a the region. that's why the senate ndaa bill this year includes a provision requiring just that, a comprehensive interagency strategy for the black sea. i don't believe d the state department can do this alone. the department's of defensehi ad commerce among others also have critical roles to play in supporting our allies and partners in the a region. so with that i will turn to ranking member ricketts for his remarks. >> great. thank you, madam chair. thank you assistant secretary o'brien, and fellow nebraskan jim o'brien for being h

black realtors. the state duma is already working on new bills that will help prevent professional neighbors from illegally one of such initiatives have already been implemented. an important law that the state duma adopted not so long ago is the law banning the sale of micro-shares. and of course, it is this law that solves the problem with professional neighbors. in the meantime, everyone comes to our editorial office. appeal from victims allegedly caused by the fraud of notary fedorchenko. they stupidly deceived me, i signed a receipt saying that i received 3,100 as a deposit for this apartment, in fact i only received 100,000. realtors fooled him into thinking that this money was supposedly owed go to fedorchenko to retroactively formalize the inheritance. while some muscovites have long since lost hope of getting their money back from their apartments, elena maksimova continues the fight, hitting the thresholds of the capital. search for people missing while crossing the pauzhetko river. let me remind you that on october 2, seven tourists in two cars decided to cross a stormy river in heavy rain. as a

she is just the third black woman in the senate in history and currently the only black woman in the senate. thank you, billick look at what markets are watching this week, 3:00 p.m. u.k. time, we will get u.s. manufacturing data. the fed chair will take part in a roundtable discussion that will happen at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow, an update on u.s. jolt, and on wednesday, a busy one. u.s. ism data for services. opec-plus will hold and enter monitoring session. a hristine lagarde scheduled to speak thursday. -- to speak. there's day, the boe decision-maker panel released, and round out the week, u.s. payrolls. coming up, the u.s. government staying open for now, recession risks are mounting. your big take next on bloomberg. ♪ larry: in many areas you may need a recession to bring down demand and i think this is one of the things that will impact the united states. you still have a very vibrant economy. the united states, the curve of the infrastructure act, the chips act, the chipset, the ira, which has huge implications. that will be creating jobs. it may require a more protracted federal reserve and it may mean

bill. he didn't bend a finger for the black community. this is tiny example where it is all rewritten.e didn't do anything for the black community. federal housing program, specifically excluded roosevelt administration black neighborhoods. you may not know that where we get red lining from. in washington they take a big red magic marker, circle the around the black communities. say this is our red line. no federal subsidies for mortgages in the black communities within the red line. that is where we get the phrase red lining from. the democrat party, you talk about jesse owens, great hero of the 1936 berlusconi lynn olympics. every olympian was invited to the white house under fdr except him, he was asked, his biographer, were you snubbed by hitler. i never met hitler. he didn't snub me. franklin roosevelt snubbed my. he supported his each point. joe lewis rejected franklin roost vet because of refusal to sign the anti-lynching bill and sported wendell wilkie. you look at the history of these men, how many presidents funded projects to look at the quote, unquote mixtures of races, jap

bill that creates ebony alerts meant to quickly notify the public when an african american person between the ages of 12 to 25 disappears. >> you see the difference of when white girls go missing and black girls go missing, the sense of urgency is not there. >> african-americans children or young adults are often listed as run a ways. >> the author of the bill, stephen bradford said african american youth make up 40% of individuals that come up missing. he and community activists say the new law will fill a great need. >> with this, the attention, the need, the urgency, i feel will be met and it will be a game changer. >> they can use technology like roadside signs. black youth considered at risk or mental or physical challenges will qualify. >>> as we celebrate hispanic heritage month, we look at the issue of representation in entertainment. latinos make up 20% of the u.s. population. according to a 2022 study by the latino donor collaborative less than 3% of lead actors in tv shows were latino. only 1.3% of directors were latino. gianna franco spoke to a native who is on a mission to create opportunities for those in hollywood. >> we write our own characters. >> reporter: she knew mak

black realtors. the state duma is already working on new bills that will help prevent professional neighbors from illegallyinitiatives has already been implemented. an important law that the state duma adopted not so long ago is the law banning the sale of micro-shares. and of course, it is this law that solves the problem with professional neighbors. meanwhile in our editors are receiving more and more new appeals from victims allegedly from the fraud of notary fedorchenko. they stupidly deceived me, i signed a receipt saying that i received 3,100 - a deposit for this apartment, and uh, in fact, i only received 100,000. the realtors told him that this money should supposedly go to fedorchenko to retroactively formalize the inheritance. and while some muscovites have long since lost hope of getting their apartment money back, elena maksimova continues the fight, beating the thresholds of the capital’s courts. live on the street a woman can no longer wander around among her acquaintances. maria bukaty and mikhail verdiev, alexander makridin and yuri ermakov. news, duty department. in kamchatka. the search f

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black . he says the real money flow is hidden inside massive spending bills, which ultimately raises the question of how the bite and white house is governing all of this the congressman, just get your own pen appropriations bill to sign up or down and i do it sometimes it's 2000 pages last, i have no earthly idea of what's in it. that is not a democratic form of government that is a dictatorship and we have been operating under somebody there, tutorial power for, for some years. now, america today, in many ways, it is sort of reminiscent of, of the roman empire during its days of decay, were sovereign with enormous debt. we've de valued the currency by just printing limitless amounts of it. we're finding wars all over the globe, whether it's a new crane and a rack and game and in syria and libya, serbia, we're finding everywhere. it's really time that we brought an end to the war and stopped this terrible, terrible slaughter. but i think in the bottom why the important thing to remember is that the support for the ukrainian war is rapidly dissipating throughout the western world today. and as th

black suv. a 16 year old both survived. today, san francisco police chief bill scott announced a breakthrough in this case. >> we have arrested the people, responsive all on that night. >> sfpd detained the two suspects of the black suv, both shot during the incident. one of them was treated for life injuries and later released pending investigate motion on wednesday of this week. exactly four months since the shooting, three suspects from the white vehicle were arrested. rich tuiasosopo, xavier pittman and a male juvenile. >> all arrest warrants were issued for all three of these individuals. richard tuiasosopo was already in custody at the time of this as arrest. both xavier pittman and the juvenile were arrested yesterday morning during the investigation, officers seized four assault rifles and 13 handguns at six different locations. >> in san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins confirms at least one of the suspects is known to sfpd. we've been able to file charges against one of the individuals already, and that is mr. xavier pittman. >> we've filed

black suv. >> a 16 year old both survived. and today, san francisco police chief bill scott announced a breakthrough in this case. >> we have arrested the people responsible on that night, sfpd detained the two suspects of the black suv, both shot during the incident. >> one of them was treated for life threatening injuries and later released pending investigation on wednesday of this week, exactly four months since the shooting, three suspects from the white vehicle were arrested. >> richard tobias, xavier pittman and a male juvenile arrest warrants were issued for all three of these individuals. richard tuiasosopo was already in custody at the time of this arrest. both xavier pittman and the juvenile were arrested yesterday morning. >> turns out pittman one $190,000 in a settlement with the city after he was shot and injured by an undercover police officer back in 2021. he even got an apology from chief scott. >> i'm deeply sorry that mr. pittman was shot. >> i also asked san francisco police chief bill scott if all the suspects involved in the shooting have been arr

trillion dollars. informed us republican state senator richard black, he says the real money flow is actually hidden inside massive spending bills, which raises the question of how the buys in white house is governing all of this the congressman, just get his own pen appropriations bill to sign up or down added to it, sometimes it's 2000 pages law. they have no earthly idea of what's in the home and mr. cole, that is not a 3rd, a democratic form of government, that is a dictatorship and we have been operating under somebody there, tutorial, power for, for some years. now, america today, in many ways it's due to is sort of reminiscent of the roman empire during its days of decay. were summer with enormous debt. we've devalued the currency by just printing limit less amounts of it. we're finding wars all over the globe, whether it's so you, crane and iraq and syria, and libya, serbia were fighting everywhere a true at the time that we brought an end to the war and stopped this terrible, terrible slaughter. could i try to the bottom why the important thing to remember is that the support for the ukranian war is rapidly dissipating

it was conveying that it wants an end to the black chair to the cottage, to the genocide that is going on. and it was a bill to those members of the security council who used to be to the united states primarily a to prevent any kind of a cease fire or any kind of a board into fighting. so i think ok, so there is a solution is non binding, but i think the force of public opinion and global opinions is extremely important . and the word has spoken and it has spoken decisively against is running. and it is spoken decisively in favor of peace. okay, i don't know, sorry if i could talk to you about the resolution itself. it took a lot of negotiation led by jordan to the our group. let me just read out what it cooled for an immediate durable and sustained humanitarian truce. but it also called for humanitarian a to come in and meet, you continue with sufficient unhindered and interestingly it's specified what should go in water, food, medical supplies, fuel and electricity. this would be, would it not for the product senior people wonderful. if this was actually complied with a yeah, i wouldn't say it's one less

bill. it establishes a statewide notification alert system to help find and bring attention to missing black children and missing black women. this is really about life and death. gardena senator steven bradford authored the legislation. here's how it's going to work similar to an amber alert, senior law enforcement officials and chp will have the authority to activate the alert and send it across airwaves on radio tv and billboards to report to you. and god clearly show that the same level of attention and a media and as well as law enforcement's not dedicated one. >> young african-american disappear. so we just want to make sure that they're not ignored. >> one house and the governor signed a bill allowing the city of los angeles to utilize its surplus to a news land on the city's own existing publicly on properties to develop and fast track affordable housing bill auther assembly member reggie jones. sawyer hopes the legislation serves as a model for other california cities with the the opportunity we have. >> to build affordable housing, we should be able to provide all the much-needed m

black smoke billowing into the sky. this is the scene live in gaza now. there is billn the background and missile strikes continuing throughout the morning. —— there is still smoke in the background. a hamas spokesman says at least 30 people have been killed and hundreds wounded in overnight strikes, with residential buildings, factories and mosques among targets hit. let's show you some pictures now, just in, about the scale of destruction in gaza from those air strikes. these images are taken by drone. as you can see, the damage is immense with entire buildings reduced to rubble. the scene is pretty deserted. most people in the area will have been evacuated but there will have been many casualties as well. we heard from a doctor in gaza in the last hour who told me that many women, children and elderly are being brought into hospital with horrific injuries. the palestinians are putting the number of dead at around 950. we will hear later in the programme from israel, but now from our correspondent in gaza. there is artillery hitting the coastal side of gaza. israel t

bill back in 2019. require all health care professionals to receive training to reduce racial biases . according to recent data, blackomen have maternal mortality rates far higher than any other racial group, and 3 to 4 times that of white women. >> many black moms aren't taken seriously when they communicate their pains, their discomfort to doctors. and we know that those are biases and are not intentional biases that staff at at hospitals, home care works with the children's council of san francisco. >> she says socio economic factors like a lack of investment as well as systemic racism, are two of the main reasons behind the high mortality rates for black women. and it doesn't just revolve around childbirth. kerry says the health care inequities also have an impact on millions of black children. >> the development social, emotional, kindergarten readiness are all key components that are impacted by black moms, black families not having the necessary access to resources, as the attorney general says, that when the investigation began in august of 2021, less than 17% of hospitals up and down the state had begun trai

is quick examples of more earmarks in that spending bill, one million dollars for the rock 'n roll hall of fame. $2 million for the great wax and blacks museum in baltimore where the member who got the earmark got his own wax statue six months previously. it was $3.6 million for the michelle obama trail in georgia and $5 million for the hip-hop museum from senator schumer in new york. >> if you have a rock 'n roll museum that can't raise a million dollars and led zeppelin, you got the stones, you don't think any of those guys could pony up a couple of dollars? or hip-hop. run dnc can't throw down 50? ll can't throw down 50? you can't raise that money by the guys in the hall of fame? >> exactly. look. here's how it works. in the senate you had the retiring senator leahy chairman of appropriations earmarks $30 million to university of vermont. once he retires they rename the honors college where it went after him. he did it again $34 million earmark into the burlington international airport in the spring they renamed the airport after him. >> the whole state is going to be named leahy. just new hampshire and leahy right there. we are go

the council tax disappears into the black hole of huge wages and pensions , says bill carroll says pensions i think paul is great, but why does he keep going on about austerity without reflecting on the cause? one of my other viewers says, can you ask paul, what was that? note that labour left when they left the office? >> the labour treasury minister said, we've run out of money. it was clearly intended as a as a joke and the tories have milked it last 30 years. it for the last 30 years. >> never a truer word, said in jest. >> are you suffering country which issues its own currency can never run out of money as a matter? oh yeah. the printing press as a matter of fact. keep printing. it was clearly printing. it was clearly printing it. >> it was clearly always the joke by the treasury minister. >> well, i don't know. apparently it was a tell apparently it was a joke. tell me, did find funny? me, did you find it funny? now qatar, the situation qatar, we know the situation here, don't we? of course, they have a lot of have been doing a lot of negotiation. they're quite close when hamas. they

i have been a realist pekar in order to pass that bill you hav to have 60 senate votes. you might have 45 blackenators. i refuse to demonize the issue of abortion. i refuse to have people divided on it. what i am saying is -- ip but i is one of those issues that in this country people are truly divided on. i mean, there is no way to have people sit around and sing kumbaya over the issue of abortion. maybe about the other part of the conversation for funding woman, helping them figure things out, but not on the issu itself of whether that procedur should be available and who should pay for it. >> mike grella, i mean, than, shannon, why do have some republican, cat and independent woman coming to my side on this? it is because i have said, yes, i am unapologetically pro-lifevideo i will not judge people for being pro-choice. in a situation of a federal law as he was right it went to the hands of the people. i think is right that states ar deciding pekar but if they are going to talk about a federal law, let's be realistic that is what i am, i am a realist pekar let's be realistic. ongoing divide

black youth and women. the newly enacted ebony alert. post information about a missing person. i spoke with state senator bradford after he introduced the billo the disparities that still exist in california and across the country when it comes to race. >> according to national crime information center about 141,000 black children went missing in 2022 and black women over the age of 21 accounted for over 16,000 missing persons cases in the same year, the ebony alert system will take effect on january 1st. >>> we continue coverage this half hour of the israel/hamas war. we're getting a sense now of how dramatic the terrorist attack in israel on saturday was. >> raf sanchez has been on the ground and takes us inside the home of a couple held hostage by hamas and a warning if you the images are incredibly graphic. >> reporter: we're at the home of an elderly couple, they were held hostage for 20 hours by hamas gunmen. and i want to show you the scene of devastation in here. you can see bullet holes all over the walls, but this is the truly extraordinary part of this story, the grandmother, she actually fed the men holding her hostage. you can s

bill back in 2019. require all health care professionals to receive training to reduce racial biases . according to recent data, blacken have maternal mortality rates far higher than any other racial group, and 3 to 4 times that of white women. >> many black moms aren't taken seriously when they communicate their pains, their discomfort to doctors. and we know that those are biases and are not intentional biases that staff at at hospitals, home care works with the children's council of san francisco. >> she says socio economic factors like a lack of investment as well as systemic racism, are two of the main reasons behind the high mortality rates for black women. and it doesn't just revolve around childbirth. kerry says the health care inequities also have an impact on millions of black children. >> the development social, emotional, kindergarten readiness are all key components that are impacted by black moms, black families not having the necessary access to resources, as the attorney general says, that when the investigation began in august of 2021, less than 17% of hospitals up and down the state had begun traini

lynching in 1940, fdr refused to sign a federal antilynching bill, he wanted to win the south, he didn't sign it he didn't bend his finger for the black community there is a tiny example of where it was rewritten, he didn't do anything are in the black community, federal housing authority, they specificallyi exclused roosevelt administration black neighborhoods that is where we get red lining from, they would circle the black communities, they would say, this is our red line. no federal subsidies for mortgages in these black communities within the red line, that is where we get the phrase red lining from. democrat party, you talk about jesse owens, every olympian was invited to white house under fdr, excepting him, he was asked, were you snubbed by hitler, he said i never met him, roosevelt snubbed me. joe lewis rejected roosevelt. when you look really at history of these men, i don't know how many presidents have funded projects to look into the quote, unquote, add mixtures of races, japanese and europeans, franklin roosevelt had a problem with that, he funded a study on this you go to his life. this is a -- a tiny example of what is

bill. it establishes a statewide notification alert system to help find and bring attention to missing blackn and missing black women. this is really about life and death. gardena senator steven bradford authored the legislation. here's how it's going to work similar to an amber alert, senior law enforcement officials and chp will have the authority to activate the alert and send it across airwaves on radio tv and billboards to report to you. and god clearly show that the same level of attention and a media and as well as law enforcement's not dedicated one. >> young african-american disappear. so we just want to make sure that they're not ignored. >> one house and the governor signed a bill allowing the city of los angeles to utilize its surplus to a news land on the city's own existing publicly on properties to develop and fast track affordable housing bill auther assembly member reggie jones. sawyer hopes the legislation serves as a model for other california cities with the the opportunity we have. >> to build affordable housing, we should be able to provide all the much-needed merging,