it wasn't just bill murray. it was beatles songs. it was other things.e sees himself as a democratic, leading a democracy. he's a jewish leader of a mostly christian country. but that's not a problem. because he believes in the kind of civic patriotism, not in ethnic nationalism. something very like what americans believe in. and he wants to transmit that as well. and i think he does it successfully because it's true. because he feels it. he believes it. he's saying things that aren't false. and you can tell, simply by his manner, and, by the way he speaks. >> i think it is very helpful to cast this in terms of why he is doing interviews and what the point is of the way he is talking about things and who he is talking to, i think that is an important lens to keep in mind when we're looking at these things. with that in mind, are you persuaded by his argument that enough weapons shipped quickly enough could make a determinative difference, could actually stop russia from winning this war and taking over ukraine? >> yes, i believe we're really, you know, w

this groundhog day, i feel like bill murray. invasion thus far, zelenskyy told the atlantic, quote, the optimism that many americans and europeans, and even some ukrainians are currently expressing about the war is on justified. if the russians are not expelled from ukraine's eastern provinces, so lynskey said they can return to the center of ukraine and even to kyiv. it is possible. now is not at the time of victory. applebaum and goldberg continue, quote, ukraine can win and by win, so lewinsky means to exist as a sovereign, if permanently besieged state. only if ukraine i'll size in washington -- are in the country. he said, quote, we have a very small window of opportunity. again, an applebaum and her colleague conducted that interview with president zelenskyy at his office in kyiv just days ago. she is just back from kyiv, and she joins us here live. stay with us. stay with us acks followed me home. i wasn't there for my family and i was barely functioning. until nurtec odt changed all that. nurtec is the only medication th

production of a film starring bill murray has been shut down after a complaint of inappropriate behavior searchlight pictures, the studio behind the movie being mortal has not given additional details. murray has not commented on the allegations. the film was scheduled to be released next year but it is not known if the suspension will affect the release date. >> alright everybody we know this state. we know the stories that come out of this state. a florida woman and her wedding caterer are facing charges for lacing reception food with marijuana. one affidavit alleges the bride on the right agreed and allowed the caterer on the left to lace the food she served. >> guests did not know and many became so sick they had to get medical treatment. what happened was confirmed when the guests tested positive for ts -- thc when they were seen at local hospitals and clinics. everyone is ok. authorities confirmed the drug was found in food at the reception site. >> alright. [laughter] please delays people's food. >> one woman thought she was having a heart attack. that would happen if you did not

i feel like bill murray waking up every morning. but in the interviews, jeffrey goldberg and other, he's trying to make the point that he feels the world saying, wow, ukraine is doing so well, they've inspired us, look how brave and courageous they are. he's saying yes, but don't let your mind drift away from the fact this is going to be a long, difficult fight. we need more of what you can get ut, more modern equipment and we need it today. that's the point he always drives home. >> and they have been getting so much equipment from the start of this. it's been going in phases, but it's goinging to ramp up to a new level now. i think also as far as the eu application process goes, the eu leaders, including the eu president went to kyiv i think the day before boris johnson went to kyiv and handed him the application and said we'll expedite the process. that really is history changing. this battle in ukraine has been going on now for 20 years, almost 20 years since the orange revolution about this pull from east to west. it's playing

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i feel like bill murray.chernihiv northeast of kyiv, a massive effort is under way to get humanitarian aid to towns cut off. among those coordinating, victoria who we spoke with weeks ago as russian forces closed in. she is now safe and we met her in person so she could show us how she survived for weeks in this cellar. >> reporter: home people were in here? >> we were 20 people. >> reporter: she is furious with the russian soldiers but is grateful the ukrainian troops held them back. >> i came up to him, i thanked them and i started to cry because i felt that these people saved us. >> that was gabe gutierrez reporting from kyiv. >>> back here locally, firefighters rescued a hiker stuck on the side of a cliff. this all unfolded around 6:00 last night on a steep cliff below palisades park in daly city. crews had to rappel more than 500 feet down and hoist the hiker back up. fortunately, that hiker was not hurt. >>> turning now to the excitement building for today's warriors playoff series starting against the

i feel like bill murray. later, president zelenskyy's staff followed up that answer with a very specific list of ukraine military needs now, artillery, multiple launch rocket systems, armored vehicles, tanks, military aircraft. president zelenskyy says that the leaders of the countries he is asking to supply weapons to do not feel the urgency level he feels. quote, they just live in a different situation. as long as they have not lost their parents and children, they do not feel the way we feel. he makes the comparison to the conversations he has with the extraordinary defenders of mariupol, the besieged port city, where 21,000 civilians may have been killed so far. for example, they say that we need help, we have four hours. and even in kyiv, we don't even understand what four hours are. in washington, for sure they do not understand. however, we are grateful to the u.s., because the planes with weapons are still coming. president zelenskyy issued more of his work history in entertainment and comedy in this

i wish i'd run into bill murray. [ laughter ] >> wait, did you, like, 50 cent it >> seth: no, it waswho played for both the cubs and the red sox -- he actually did me a solid. he went out and caught it. so i actually had an active player on the roster catching it. and he did me a real solid he kind of had to do this. he went and got it before it bounced. >> okay. >> seth: but it required - >> and then he framed it up? >> seth: oh, he brought it up. the other thing people -- they should also tell you is, like, almost no one is paying attention. like, when you think about every baseball game you've gone to in your life, they do it like an hour and a half before the first pitch. >> correct >> seth: no one is there there's always like two guys who are just there to make you feel bad >> yeah. >> seth: yeah, they, like, show up early just to, like, heckle >> you basically just want to stay off a youtube bloopers reel >> seth: that's it >> that's it that's the only -- >> seth: that's it >> you don't want to be on the 50 cent compilation. >> seth: right, that's true. there's no youtube compi

it's groundhog day i feel like bill murray in chernihiv northeast of kyiv a massive effort to get humanitarian aid to towns cut off. among those coordinating, victoria who we first spoke with weeks ago as russian forces closed in. she is now safe, and we met her in person she could show us how she survived for weeks in this cellar how many people were staying in here? >> we were 20 people. >> reporter: she was furious at the russian soldiers but is now grateful the ukrainian troops held them back. >> i came up to them i thanked them, and i started to cry because i felt that these people saved us. >> ukrainians liberating their own people right there gabe joins us from kyiv gabe, we have been seeing so many stories kyiv's recovery, but we saw there are new attacks and so many ukrainians are on edge >> reporter: yeah, that's right, tom. russia's defense ministry said today that it will intensify attacks on kyiv after accusing ukrainians of targeting russian border towns tom? >> all right gabe gutierrez leading us off tonight from ukraine. gabe, thank you. >>> now to the kremlin's new warning to

i feel like bill murray." been times where it seemed like there were expectations for us and other western nations. what do you make of the comment by him? >> i understand there's frustrations. i was in ukraine last year. the frustration level of ukrainians, even of our own -- was through the roof. back then, they were asking for stinger missiles, asking for antiship missiles, the type that just think that russian ship. they were asking for things to help defend against russian artillery, and time after time, they were told by the biden white house it was too provocative and escalatory, and "let's pump the brakes." they didn't get this until the week after the invasion. literally watching his cities get leveled by russian aircraft and artillery. >> going to put up a look on some of the weapons that we have flushed, the ammo, the body armor, helmets, antiarmor systems, and javelins. that number is at 4,600. there are all kinds of things up there. ukraine, even higher, 5500. to "the washington post" about how th

he says we need more in this like a broken record, he feels like it's groundhog day, i feel like bill murrayenskyy saying that, here's a list of what the president of ukraine said. they need artillery shells, rockets, armored vehicles, tanks, pier 72 or similar tanks, x300. military aircraft, the need to block cities and millions of europeans. are you fearful material may not get there in time especially with russia massing forces in the east on a flat area for like it's kansas they may not have enough artillery? this is what ukraine needs now because the battle could come up in the next several weeks, if not sooner. >> i totally agree with you. we are receiving tremendous support from the american people to understand this is the fight of our lifetime. this is the moment in history where we all have to come together. we have responsibilities as people who live on this planet. the weight of the world does not rest on each of our shoulders alone. we need to have each other's back. today i'm asking you to have my back. >> the world has the back of ukraine, is there enough? that's one of the qu

mass hysteria to quote bill murray in "ghostbusters," i believe it was issue todd.k how things can reverse unless they talk to the press, go out and campaign like it is a campaign season and sell your agenda and the white house is not willing to do that. >> todd: the numbers we just showed, staggering, only 22 interviews from joe biden obama 156 and trump 92. unreal numbers. they will keep a lid on him until the midterms. not keeping a lid on you. >> carley: lidless. >> todd: lidless joe. >> carley: bus full of migrants just ark arrived in washington, d.c. as governor greg abbott brings them to the biden administration. >> todd: dr. kevin roberts reacting to the new republican strategy on all of this, he's coming up income. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if yo

usually hear about big oil bills and murray time accidents, but not about the sort of chronic form of pollution that's also happening. all right, mark, span hard is a journalist and he led this report into bilge dumping from ships on sea. thank you very much. thank you. and that's our show for more about these and other stories. you can check us out online. d, w dot com slash business. for also on youtube under the dw news channel, you can check us out on facebook as well. i'm super busy in berlin, ex watcher. ah . i want my life. i can use escape from my nose, my home in 2014 vineyards, because 14 army occupy did to my home town. i lost my home for the 2nd time this month. seem to you because rush in the army. i take to, oh, you great. close up next on d, w a pulse, a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's own about the perspective culture information. this is dw and d, w. made from mines. oh oh, does a war and eternity time? it can be measured precisely, and yet every one experiences it differently as if there are different forms of time. time. a ph

i feel like bill murray. obviously knowing the audience, right, he's speaking to, clearly. what do you make of that? i mean he feels like i'm saying it over and over again, do do you not hear me? who do i need to tell. >> right, that's got to be balanced against the policy that the united states has which is we'll do this operation by, with and through nato and nato is an organization of 30 country and see when you have a coalition like that and you want to maintain consensus, often time you have to go to the lowest common denominator so if two or three countries object to no-fly zone or two or three countries are worried a too aggressive nature would put their countries in nato at risk, tat this point we seem to be abiding by that least common denominator. there's question whether that shopping list of president zelenskyy may be too excessive but the i think this really comes down to more and more to simply keep the coalition of 30 countries together, president biden and some of the hawks, some of the more hawkish countries are trying to balance what they're trying to do w

where you getting this from the speech, more speech is a good thing for the days of the belushi, bill murrayare i never missed an episode during the 30 years stretches that good because it's unpredictable it's become the one thing it can't beat which is predictable paid the best comedies built on surprise. being fearless, not being politically correct that is what saturn at life has become. the writers down there might as well walk across the hall and start writing for msnbc and started snl it's almost impossible to tell the difference at this point, nicole. >> absolute joe. so alicia, the first amendment to protect u.s. citizens for censorship in the right of free speech. elon musk things twitter is really a defective public square. but is it really? >> that gets us according to the rules of the day, right? nicole the rules seem to change depending on who is delivering the message. one thing i find fascinating it was not too long ago that elon musk was quite the hero on the left because of his feelings about climate change and taking action. and being outspoken about that but then he starte

i feel like bill murray. jennifer griffin live for us.poke about those shipments and joins us live from kiev. hi, jen. >> we heard some of their air raid sirens start again. there's reports that moscow plans in the wake of the sinking of its navy cruiser to declare all-out war on ukraine so they can conscript a larger number of recruits to come down and fight in the eastern part of the country. we haven't been able to confirm those reports. i spoke to ukraine's foreign minister in an exclusive interview and he told me what weapons he needs in order to win this war. >> at the pentagon every day we hear during briefings that weapons are flowing like water, getting them to ukraine faster than they ever imagined that they could. they were up to several billion dollars of weapons that have come since the start of the war. from your perspective, are you getting enough weapons and why is there this discrepancy that we hear that your commanders don't have certain weapons, that they aren't getting the javelins to the front lines. what is happening

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world leaders where they say what do you need, and he said he feels like it is groundhog day, he's bill murray, repeating himself time and time again and today the concern right now is mariupol, where there is this steel plant. you see the damage already. but they got this steel plant where there has been this deadline to surrender, but the ukrainians said they're not going to do that. >> it has become the alamo there of this battle, right, holding on to this steel plant because once this steel plant goes, then russia really has been able to take the city as a whole, and obviously connect it to crimea with that land bridge they have been wanting to do all along. what stands out is that what we heard from a commander yesterday was a direct appeal, to president biden. you're the only person in the world now that can help us get out, not only the troops that are here, but the hundreds of civilians that are trapped there in that steel plant as well. what he's hoping the president can do is find some sort of corridor, maybe via a third country to help get these people to security, because at this p

i feel like bill murray. they're not against us. they just live in a different situation. as long as they haven't lost their parents and children, they do not feel the way we feel. is there an understandable disconnect between zelenskyy on the phone with president biden this week and the speed with which these weapons are arriving and not getting everything he wants? >> i mean there's an understandable disconnect in the sense that he is there fighting for the foucher of his country, indeed for the survival of his country. and we are here trying to figure out how to help him best. every minute is a minute too long. every hour is an hour too late. for the shipment of weapons. i do think it is important, however, to underscore that we are now sending large amounts of weapons. we should continue to do so because our aim, as jake sullivan, the national security advisor said this weekend, is a free and independent ukraine. and we are not going to get a free and independent ukraine without ukraine actually being able to, not only stop the invasion but reverse it. and that require

joining us venture capitalist and tech investor ann wim blatt will be here and we'll be talking to bill murrayjoining us because he's been a berkshire hathaway shareholder and we'll talk to him about a lot of things that is out there including the film has shut down production again, there are thousands of people walking around. you can see the geico gecko behind us and oriental trading is around and if you can turn this, vinnie, come over here, there are a lot of people on the floor and the questions and answers from warren buffett and charlie munger, that's center stage here they'll be talking about issues about what's happening with the market and about the fed's moves and higher inflation warren buffett says high interest rates act as gravity on the markets and we're not walking on the moon anymore and there is gravity coming back and you can see it right here on cnbc.com/buffettlive and all day long through 5:00 p.m. eastern time >> you have a busy day ahead of you. becky, thank you very much fantastic report there once we took the camera off of him, the gecko wandered off. he's a camera

and comedian and actor bill murray is accused of being antsy with on the set of the upcoming film thent was filed against murray for inappropriate behavior. for more on these and other stories you can demo the fox news app, scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. welcome according to the "new york post" there is no evidence that shows president biden might have been aware of his son hunter's business dealings. the post reviewed visitor laws from the obama bias it shows hunter bidens close business partners visited there and other official locations at least 19 times between 2009 and 2015. david political correspondent of daily mail tv joins us to break it all down for david is good to have you on. president biden has insisted many times that he never discussed his business dealings -- hunter's business dealings with his son, do you by that? >> it's hard to buy that right now, honestly. close business associate of hunters, was actually in charge of president and vice president biden's personal finances. he was filing his taxes, he was cashing the checks and impacts o

i feel like bill murray.of course in ukraine. we'll talk about it on social media. we like your questions, too. join me on twitter. i'm @scott scottmcgrew. >>> the "today" show's hoda kotb is sitting down with southern california resident, prince harry, talking about the invictus games, his sports competition for wounded veterans he founded back in 2014. in the interview, prince harry also opened up about his recent visit to the uk and he's saying the uk is not his home anymore. >> home for me now, for the time being, it's in the states and it feels that way as well. >> does it? >> we've been welcomed with open arms and we've got such a great community in santa barbara. >> you feel like that's home more for you? >> yeah. >> is that weird to say? >> no, but i'm sure it will become a thing. >> stick around because the interview is coming up shortly on the "today" show. you can watch that, including his conversation about his grandmother, the queen at 7:00, right after "today in the bay." >>> trending this morni

i feel like bill murray.ation on the ground, the russians continue to crawl forward in donbas. keep in mind, russia and ukraine have been at war in this area for years, and in mariupol, down here, it still hasn't fallen, but it's close. civilians and soldiers holed up in a steel plant. the commander posting an appeal on his facebook account for western countries to come get them out, and that is almost certainly not going to happen. we'll be watching what's happening and talking about it on social media. on twitter you'll find me @scottmcgrew. >>> "today" show's hoda kotb sitting down with southern california resident, prince harry. the british royal is talking about his passion project, the invictus games. it's his sports competition for wounded veterans which he founded back in 2014. in the exclusive interview prince harry also opened up about had his recent visit to the uk and he also says the uk, not his home anymore. >> home for me now, for the time being, it's in the states. and it feels that way as wel

i peel like bill -- i feel like bill murray. i'm not sure the coverage reflects his frustration.to watch more and more civilians being killed every single day. >> well, he'd like a lot more involvement from everybody, from nato, the u.s. leading nato to help him defend himself and the country against russia. and people are not willing to do that because nobody wants ap engage withment between the u.s. and russia. russia has nuclear weapons, nobody wants this to escalate, so it's a delicate dance here on involvement and helping ukraine defend itself. he's obviously frustrated. and i actually do think the media's covered -- he has, this is a real unique situation where zelenskyy's been able to get into the press and get the kind of coverage that you don't really see this. and he's been able to get his message if out, i think, begging for help. we see the images on tv. we see what's happening. and i think that's reflected in some of the poll numbers where people feel frustrated. they say the united states is not doing enough. but, again, with those polls if you ask what the alternat

i feel like bill murray.massive effort is under way to get humanitarian aid to towns that are cut off. among those coordinating, victory victoria. she's now safe and we met her in person so she could show us how she survived for weeks in this cellar. how many people were staying in here? >> we were 20 people. >> reporter: she was furious at the russian soldiers but is now grateful the ukrainian troops held them back. >> i came up to them. i thanked them, and i started to cry. because -- i felt that these people saved us. >> all right, joining me now is ukraine member of parliament andrii. we appreciate you joining us this afternoon. we're glad you're well and safe where you are. so, we -- there was a promise from russians that -- and russian military, it seemed, russian forces that they were going to be coming out of kyiv and concentrating more on the eastern part of ukraine but then there were these renewed attacks on the outskirts of kyiv. so, here we are once again. what is your reaction to that? are you e

we'll be talking to bill murray, he's a berkshire shareholder too.o far, becky. thanks for joining us and giving us a preview becky quick in omaha. >> sure thing. >>> after the break, we'll talk inflation with the ceo of newell brands, but let's get a check on the markets at session lows, the s&p is down 1.8%, 42.11. the dow is down more than 100 points, and nasdaq is down 2% right now. we're on pace for not only a weekly loss, but a monthly loss. we'll be right back. i am here because they revolutionized immunotherapy. i am here because they saw how cancer adapts to different oxygen levels and starved it. i am here because they switched off egfr gene mutation and stopped the growth of tumor cells. there's a place that's making one advanced cancer discovery after another for 75 years. i am here... i am here.... because of dana-farber. what we do here changes lives everywhere. i am here. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly deliv

with two journalists in "the atlantic" and it's in the context of the weapons saying i feel like bill murrayi have to go to the list of the weapons that we need. we have talked about a third fear you have had and i'm sure you have about the attention span in this country. a slap can distract us from some of the bloodiest days of the war. in this country there's a lot of awe at your president's ability to maintain the focus of this white house and the president and the west. take me behind the scenes in understanding what you feel like is working and where your concerns lie about people getting distracted or taking too long or the toll, the cost in civilian lives. we haven't talked about lviv but the first civilian deaths where people thought they were safe. >> my heart goes out to the seven innocent civilians who lost their lives today in lviv but let me describe the brutal reality. the seven people in the war of tens of thousands. you know? i have spoken to a friend in kyiv. he said we got so used to it and adapted. if people in ukraine are getting used to the death and destruction surround

and professor murray is standing by. since bill brings it up, let's go to that.here's the bit about the pardons and the 25th amendment. i have something on that for viewers. but mccarthy was among the republicans as we were just discussing who thought trump was so dangerous that he had to be ousted before the biden transition. the tapes show republican leaders go through a reenactment of what i remember rod rosenstein, the former acting attorney general did, when he thought, boy, we've got a criminal in the white house who was reaching for the 25th amendment. that requires a finding the president cannot do the job, and you have to get a majority of the cabinet -- almost impossible, never been done. then there's the talk of asking trump to resign. and going to this other tape, it seems a little silly given what everyone knows about trump. but here's that part. >> liz, you on the phone? >> yeah, i'm here. thanks, kevin. i guess there's a question. when we were talking about the 25th amendment resolution -- >> yeah. >> -- and you asked what happens if it gets there

i feel like bill murray.how to deploy it better than anyone i've ever seen in politics or any foreign leader. >> no, he's a former comedian, but also an actor and a television producer, and he has a really good sense of his audience. he's seen a lot of movies. he can refer to them, you know, and he lives very much, i think, within the same world that we live in. he's not exotic. he's not strange. he's watched the same movies you and i have watched and he's willing to talk about them and refer to them. we actually talked quite a bit about humor in the interview and how it's used and he has a very sophisticated understanding of it, that humor is sometimes a way to get truth to people. you don't have to give them complicated books or, you know, ph.d. theses. you can tell them a joke and instantly you can expose something about the nature of politics and the nature of reality, and that's how he understood his youth and humor to form. he was a satirist, somebody who made fun of the political world as it existed. h

"the atlantic," president zelenskyy talks about asking for weapons so many times, he feels like bill murrayou can be super granular about what you need, how many you need, and you can get up and show those officials on a map. what is your sense of how much of that happened or how much of this was the symbolism you're talking about, that no matter the risks and they were extreme -- and i guess two-part question. i also want you to answer whether you think the five strikes on railway infrastructure were to send that message that putin could have targeted the u.s. secretaries of defense and state had he wanted to. >> well, russians do love their symbolism, and i think that was exactly the case. by the way, we know at the moment of one person, unfortunately, dead from those strikes, and at least five people wounded, but there will be more wounded. so i think, yeah, it was definitely a message from russia. and there were things discussed in that meeting that are part of the conversation and this ongoing partnership to end this war. that's as far as i can go. but look, i mean, with russia, it's a

following the sunday edition of mornings on to production of a movie that stars bill murray has beenollowing a complaint about his inappropriate behavior. according to trade publications deadline. the studio is investigating murray's behavior on the set of the movie being mortal. it's unclear what exactly happened or when production. will resume the belongings of the late game show host alex trebek were sold at an estate sale this week at his los angeles home fans stood in line for a chance to take home some of his life everything from a cuckoo clock, two pictures, shoes, record albums and so many books. they also got to see alex trebek's home. it's a lovely, lovely home definitely felt very homey. he was just a genuinely nice person, and he was entertaining to watch on tv. many people say they were able to take something home without spending too much money. one woman but a life magazine from when president kennedy was inaugurated, someone else bought a barbra streisand album, both under $15. this year's gilroy garlic festival has been canceled, organizers say they don't see it comi

meeting starts we also have a special guest who will be joining us in the halftime show, that's bill murraye'll talk to home about how he got to know warren, what they do from time to time, when they get together what he thinks about investing with some of these things. and this is the first interview he'll be doing since the production of that film he was working on was paused. a lot of other things to talk about with him because he's such an interesting guy, so many things coming up and we'll see. >> i don't know him that well, but from what i know about him, he's like the sweetest, i don't know you know what? nowadays, and especially with, i mean, we know what a total funny, like clown he is. and if you don't have a good sense of humor, who know what is could rub you, i don' i don't k details, hard for me, and even reading some of the previous things >> same. >> even so previous things. >> are you kidding you're going back to 1977 with chevy chase? and chevy chase says there's no hard feeling between them. >> i've been around chevy a little and there's times when i felt like smacking him

. >> and senator patty murray is pushing to pass a bill that would help families pay for child care. we can help working families by putting money back in their pockets and taking a little stress off their shoulders. many republicans say more government spending will only make inflation worse, cost americans more in the long run and drive the federal government deeper into debt. but president biden wants to pay for the proposals by raising taxes on the ultra wealthy. all they got to do is pay a fair share. and we can do all this and so much more as lawmakers return to the capitol on monday after their 2 week long spring break. the pressure is on for them to find solutions in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> there's some good news of people here in the bay area. his gas prices have seen a slight drop in the last month. let's take a look at these prices are according aaa. as of this morning on the left, you can see the prices today and on the right. you see the price is a month ago in san francisco, the average price for a gallon of regular has dropped about $0.14 over the last month.

they because the high cost of health care. >> and senator patty murray is pushing to pass a bill that would help families pay for child care. we can help working families by putting money back in their pockets and taking a little stress off their shoulders. many republicans say more government spending will only make inflation worse, cost americans more in the long run and drive the federal government deeper into debt. but president biden wants to pay for the proposals by raising taxes on the ultra wealthy. all they got to do is pay a fair share. and we can do all this and so much more as lawmakers return to the capitol on monday after their 2 week long spring break. the pressure is on for them to find solutions in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> all right. now to our 4 zone forecast taking a live look at our mount tam cam as it looks like a black and white. >> there you can see some of the stars and i think the moon must be in somewhere. i want number meteorologist murray's rodriguez joining us now with the forecast came back in color. righty and castle peak, though what? yeah, we

. >> and senator patty murray is pushing to pass a bill that would help families pay for child care.lies by putting money back in their pockets and taking a little stress off their shoulders. many republicans say more government spending will only make inflation worse, cost americans more in the long run and drive the federal government deeper into debt. but president biden wants to pay for the proposals by raising taxes on the ultra wealthy. all they got to do is pay a fair share. and we can do all this and so much more as lawmakers return to the capitol on monday after their 2 week long spring break. the pressure is on for them to find solutions in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> there is some good news for people here in the bay area. gas prices have seen a slight drop in the last month. let's take a look here. these prices are according to triple a as of this morning. now on the left there you can see the price today and on the right. you can see the price is one month ago in san francisco, the average price for a gallon of regular has dropped about $0.14 over the last month. i

>>and senator patty murray is pushing to pass a bill that would help families pay for child care. we can help working families by putting money back in their pockets and taking a little stress off their shoulders. many republicans say more government spending will only make inflation worse, cost americans more in the long run and drive the federal government deeper into debt. but president biden wants to pay for the proposals by raising taxes on the ultra wealthy. all they got to do pay a fair share. >>and we can do all this and so much more as lawmakers return to the capitol on monday after their 2 week long spring break. the pressure is on for them to find solutions. >>in washington, i'm hannah brandt. it was a great turn out for the 10th annual run for education. this happening in pleasanton over the weekend. thousands of people showing up in support. the event supports 15 public schools, 14 and a half 1000 students and over 9,000 school families with supplemental staff. that also includes counselors reading and math specialists, librarians and tech school special us. >>a new a

. >> and senator patty murray is pushing to pass a bill that would help families pay for child care. working families by putting money back in their pockets and taking a little stress off their shoulders. many republicans say more government spending will only make inflation worse, cost americans more in the long run and drive the federal government deeper into debt. but president biden wants to pay for the proposals by raising taxes on the ultra wealthy. all they got to do is pay a fair share. and we can do all this and so much more as lawmakers return to the capitol on monday after their 2 week long spring break. the pressure is on for them to find solutions in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> if you want to save money on groceries, you might consider growing your own. nearly 20 million americans started gardening during the pandemic. and now with rising costs and limited options in some produce aisles, more and more people are turning towards growing their own food. both seed companies and community gardens have started to see steady increases in demand. in fact, community garden

bill bowel, always the largest city of the best country in north and spain. it attracts visitors with art culture and called murray traits. some 350000 people live here. but what do we get to think if really things to chance don't ask the locals for recommendations? for what you can't miss in both bow is a visit to the guggenheim museum. or for argue the address for the architecture is spectacular, and very different from other museums here. or what eminent and temporary exhibitions are great and what i live is on my me, if you guys 1st stopped, then the guggenheim museum in the city center. the building was designed by world famous architect, frank gehry, in 1993 visitors are greeted by a 12 me to hide dog sculpture puppy by jeff koons. waiting at the rear of the museum is a spider called mama, a sculpture by artist louise bourgeois. the guggenheim museum with its connection of contemporary art, is certainly a good place to start and build bower. but what else is there to do near the museum? good. those are the supervisory bridges and left left last to take a walk through. it gives you some of this views of the c

seen here in the bay area a lot, which is why senator patty murray of washington state, he's pushing for passage of the safe banking act that bill would ban federal banking regulators from penalizing depository banks from providing services to cannabis businesses. >> this is really dangerous for small business owners and workers who are just following the letter of the law. it makes absolutely no sense that legal cannabis businesses are being forced to operate entirely in cash. >> this bill would help pot shops in states where it's currently which includes california, washington on along with 14 other states and washington, d.c.. >> 13 victims of former usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar are suing the fbi now for mishandling that assault investigation. attorneys for the survivors are using the federal tort claims act which allows people to be compensated for injury or loss caused by government negligence or wrongdoing after a federal investigation concluded last september on capitol hill, senators called the fbi's negligence, quote, an epic failure. >> there are reports and to know that they had those sitting at their and they r

bill. we are going to play the breakdown and tell you the truth versus the lie that she is telling. kayleigh mcenany, douglas murray, next. ♪ ♪ i'm steve, i lost 138 pounds in nine months on golo and taking release. since taking release, my sleep is way better. my inflammation has gone way down. i'm nonstop now, i feel way better than i did before. i don't sit down in life anymore. ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, now yet another bizarre moment from circle back propagandist jen psaki, fought back tears while spewing lies about florida's new parental rights law. take a look. >> this is a new political wage issue and an attempt to win a culture war and they are doing that anyway that is harsh and cruel to a community of kids, especially -- i'm going to get emotional about this issue because i just, it's horrible. but, you know, it's like kids who are bullied and all these leaders are taking steps to hurt them and hurt their lives and hurt their families come and have you looked at some of these laws in these states, and it's g after her parents who are in loving relationships, who have kids. it is completely outrageous -- sor

bill . a little play the breakdown. we're going to tell you the truth versus a lie that she's telling kayleigh mcenany douglas murray.hey weigh in nextka. foxtail forever grateful to those who put this great country first. and to show our appreciation, we're continuing to offer all active military and veterans their first year of fox nation for free where you can stream shows that celebrate our country and honor those who have sacrificed so much for our freedom. this is an award show that america needs, that our heroes deserve is for all the men and women who serve for years in afghanistan had a willingness to learn. we had a really good, calm, clear head about earth. if you gave her a command she would operate off of it. you get the real value of this country that you live in because you are veterans. it was a wonderful experience for the service orientation to us that makes us feel particularly special if you're active military veterans, the fox station .com to receive this special thank you for your service and we hope you enjoy your free year. fox nation america is streaming attention. medicare recipients the ant

murray. the author of war on the west and get your response on the other side. >> are the democrats going to crank down on the people lying about ron desantis' bill in florida?e people are saying that he's trying to say stop the word "gay" in florida instead of teaching nonsense in kindergarten. >> the man on the left is a huge talent. it's a fair point. a really fair point. all of this stuff the left is saying about the parental rights law in florida is misinformation. it's all wrong. it says nil in the bill about that but nobody has shut them down. >> trace, you're too smart for this. everybody is too smart for this. this is a lark. you can't possibly crack down on this. when people make a statement or absolute statement that ends up having some nuance, are they lying, suspended? this president of the united states, president biden, said the new election rules in georgia are jim crow 2.0. not close. still lost the all-star game. north carolina, the bathroom rule. the sitting governor said say, if you're a man or woman, just use the bathroom you were a signed to at birth. next thing they're moving everything out of there. what did he say or mean? should a s

evidence mounts, justice murray, january 17, 2019, his then personal assistant wrote to an accountant, and here's what she wrote, hello vpn team, i spoke with hunter today regarding his bills, it is my understanding he will cover the bills in the short term as he transitions in his career. i have a list of the current bills and have attached the list. in that attachment is a $28,000 payment for legal bills for restructuring and bhr partners which is that a tiny equity firm that was the linchpin of that form deal as hunter did, so we are just to believe that president biden will then vice president biden as he left office never asked his son, hey, what is this about? >> we have to believe at the moment that whenever the biden family got together, vice president then biden just held a monologue if possible that he shot the breeze and just did whatever was on his mind, may be talked about his ex exploits, never said, hey, hunter, are you perhaps sitting on a board with a country you don't know when a business you know nothing about earning hundreds of thousands of year? maybe he never asked his son anything, maybe never his brother anything, maybe it was one big joe biden mon

murray as well was very helpful in our negotiations. the deal was announced yesterday has the support of speaker pelosi and president biden who urged congress to work to get a billgoing to work hard to get that done and i hope my republican colleagues will join us to move forward on this legislation. there's no reason we should be able to get thisfunding past . the administration needs it right now and we all know our country is in great need of replenishing our covid health response funding, putting in the work today to keep our nation prepared against the new variants will make it less likely we get caught offguard by a new variants down theline so this is essential to america's well-being , it's essential to getting back to normal. all those who decried we didn't get to normal quickly enough should be supportive of this legislation because the longer we wait the more difficult it will be when the next variant hits . this $10 billion package will give the federal government and our citizens the tools we need, we depend on to continue our economic recovery, to keep our schools open, keep american families safe. the package we agreed to would provide billions mo