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what could he have said, like, i'm, you know, cardinal -- what, like -- >> how could he have -- >> bill murray on groundhog day, if he had to go back and do it like 40 times, is this something he could have pulled off? >> not with me. i was a no-go. no. >> did he want the pretzels or the cookie? >> and if that contained coke -- >> wow! >> he wanted the swimsuit. >> you should have said i'm sorry, i ordered the vegan meal. >> yes, it's not really a hack. a hack is a thing that you kind of sneak and you get away with, putting on all the clothes, and then wearing your i-pad is not a hack. it takes no energy or thought at all. it just means that the person sitting next to you, which they are happy they are not sitting next to a fat person is sitting next to a fat person. you can have the extend-o thing for the i-pad and clothe. >> shouldn't we be happy with this person overdressing considering how many overdress. >> i flip-flopped, i'm trimming my toes. >> first of all, to your point on the clothes, i'm shocked that she has -- feels like a stunt to me, right? because most people around her age, li

the fact though is that i felt a little bit this morning like bill murray in "caddyshack." had my ear to the ground trying to find the gophers. i think i have pretty good intel they have been making a lot of progstress at staff level. also one of those things bob mentioned a minute ago, in washington you hear what is going on, all of sudden when it is silent it means they're getting pretty close. i heard they have very productive staff meetings. down to the level of picking like senior staff to present to the principles a deal they think ought to be attractive for everybody. there is chance that a deal could happen relatively quickly. if it does, i think that is good news, provided they make progress on spending cuts. this will be the first year where interest payments on the debt are bigger than defense spending in the u.s. so we've really got to start to get ahead of the curve on that and if we don't we'll be headed to default down the road. neil: you think what trump was saying, kevin, either way to force republicans hands to push them to make a deal, that he wasn't advo

among the bill's democratic backers, senator murray don't kill people in my district as well as a senatorgrowth are counting on us to make sound decisions. and sacramento. >> the the time where far-right and far-left politics real in sacramento are gone. we're really looking to move forward and bring california to a place where if you commit the crime, you do the time. supporters of the bill say while much of its attention narrows in on traffickers, the legislation also intends to victims know they are not forgotten. california is coming to rescue you and your perpetrator will be held accountable and for the survivors, there's justice. >> and the bill now goes to the assembly. if it passes there without any formal changes, we'll head to the governor's desk reporting on assignment in los angeles. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> if you or someone you know, is a victim of human trafficking, free and confidential help is available. there are 2 numbers on your screen right now. one is the national human trafficking hotline or you can also call or text help. 223-3733, a real person will answer

among the bill's democratic backers, senator murray don't kill people in my district as well as a senator. growth are counting on us to make sound decisions. and sacramento. >> the bit that time where far-right and far-left politics real in sacramento are gone. we're really looking to move forward and bring california to a place where if you commit the crime, you do the time. supporters of the bill say while much of its attention narrows in on traffickers, the legislation also intends to victims know they are not forgotten. california is coming to rescue you and your perpetrator will be held accountable. and for the survivors, there's justice and the bill now goes to the assembly. if it passes there without any formal changes. >> we'll head to the governor's desk reporting on assignment in los angeles. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. well, on this memorial day, let's take another look outside looking along san francisco's embarcadero and you see the american flag. they're very blustery winds out there because just to see how flag yeah, ia's whipping around proffers. brittany begley joining u

i don't know what bill murray was carrying and my internet doesn't work.iable for sexual abuse, for sexual abuse. tommy tuberville says this makes me want to vote for him twice. a sexual abuser. a sexual abuser makes tommy tuberville want to vote for the sexual abuser twice. as pete waner said, and this comment by tommy tuberville that describes himself as, quote, a man of christian faith, is disturbing even by the standards of this morally-depraved era. anybody saying a jury of six men and three women, finding somebody guilty of sexual abuse, sexually abusing a woman would make them want to vote for that person twice. how depraved -- there's just not another word for it. how depraved. >> it is depraved. he's not alone. senator rubio said the jury is a joke. we played sound a little earlier from a congressman said don't say that stuff to me, that doesn't work for me. it's hard to find new territory among new republicans and trump, and this is chipping away at a bit of foundation of our country, and it was that we respected our peers, and he said it was a n

among the bill's democratic backers, senator murray don't kill people in my district as well as a senatorgrowth are counting on us to make sound decisions. and sacramento. >> the that the time where far-right and far-left politics real in sacramento are gone. we're really looking to move forward and bring california to a place where if you commit the crime, you do the time. supporters of the bill say while much of its attention narrows in on traffickers, the legislation also intends to victims know they are not forgotten. california is coming to rescue you and your perpetrator will be held accountable and for the survivors. there's justice in the bill now goes to the assembly. if it passes there without any formal changes, we'll head to the governor's desk reporting on assignment in los angeles. a tonn wallace. >> kron. 4 news. >> take a look at this. deputies in nevada work to free a grizzly bear from the back seat of a car video shows what happened after those living in russia area found the bear that was trapped inside a car. this was over the weekend. the deputies attached a rope to t

among the bill's democratic backers, senator murray don't kill people in my district as well as a senator sacramento. >> the bit that time where far-right and far-left politics real in sacramento are gone. we're really looking to move forward and bring california to a place where if you commit the crime, you do the time. supporters of the bill say while much of its attention narrows in on traffickers, the legislation also intends to victims know they are not forgotten. california is coming to rescue you and your perpetrator will be held accountable. and for the survivors, there's justice in the bill now goes to the assembly. if it passes there without any formal changes. >> we'll head to the governor's desk reporting on assignment in los angeles. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> if you or someone you know, is a victim of human trafficking, free and confidential help is available. those 2 numbers on your screen are there to help. you can that top number there. 8, 8, 8, 3, 7, 3, 78 88. or you can text help to to 3, 3, 7, 3, 3, a real person will answer and help you with your specific situati

among the bill's democratic backers, senator murray don't kill people in my district as well as a senator. growth are counting on us to make sound decisions in sacramento. >> the bit that time where far-right and far-left politics real in sacramento are gone. we're really looking to move forward and bring california to a place where if you commit the crime, you do the time. supporters of the bill say while much of its attention narrows in on traffickers, the legislation also intends to victims know they are not forgotten. california is coming to rescue you and your perpetrator will be held accountable. and for the survivors, there's justice. >> in the bill now goes to the assembly. if it passes there without any formal changes, we'll head to the governor's desk reporting on assignment in los angeles. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. i will still to come in the next hour. i become a new form of security? >> and what some campuses are now testing will be right back to talk a little more about a to talk a little more about a few other stories. this van ju. i thought i was dead. after the acciden

among the bill's democratic backers, senator murray don't kill people in my district as well as a senators to make sound decisions in sacramento. >> the that the time where far-right and far-left politics real in sacramento are gone. we're really looking to move forward and bring california to a place where if you commit the crime, you do the time. supporters of the bill say while much of its attention narrows in on traffickers, the legislation also intends to let victims know they are not forgotten. california is coming to rescue you and your perpetrator will be held accountable. and for the survivors, there's justice. >> and the bill now goes to the assembly. if it passes there without any formal changes, we'll head to the governor's desk reporting on assignment in los angeles. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is celebrating api heritage month by honoring a hero brandon psi. you might remember he's the man who jumped into action to disarm the monterey park mass shooter from carrying out a second attack during lunar new year celebrations. and now he's helping his community heal fro

among the bill's democratic backers, senator murray don't kill people in my district as well as a senatorgrowth are counting on us to make sound decisions. and sacramento. >> the bit that time where far-right and far-left politics real in sacramento are gone. we're really looking to move forward and bring california to a place where if you commit the crime, you do the time. supporters of the bill say while much of its attention narrows in on traffickers, the legislation also intends to victims know they are not forgotten. california is coming to rescue you and your perpetrator will be held accountable. and for the survivors, there's justice. >> in the bill now goes to the assembly. if it passes there without any formal changes, we'll head to the governor's desk reporting on assignment in los angeles. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead this afternoon, the cal state university system may have to raise tuition due to a budget deficit. but first, new data revealing one demographic of children much more likely to develop asthma. why health experts say housing laws are experts say hous

among the bill's democratic backers, senator murray don't kill people in my district as well as a senatorth are counting on us to make sound decisions in sacramento. >> the bit that time where far-right and far-left politics real in sacramento are gone. we're really looking to move forward and bring california to a place where if you commit the crime, you do the time. supporters of the bill say while much of its attention narrows in on traffickers, the legislation also intends to victims know they are not forgotten. california is coming to rescue you and your perpetrator will be held accountable. and for the survivors, there's justice. >> in the bill now goes to the assembly. if it passes there without any formal changes, we'll head to the governor's desk reporting on assignment in los angeles. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, coming up in the next hour, are you having trouble getting an appointment to renew your passport? well, one florida man beat the system. what you got an extra surprise in the mail or we'll talk about that just a moment. >> we are back 7.55. is the time and you'

i want to take the opportunity to acknowledge the previous leadership on the bill from senator murray, chair of the committee, and senator burke, the ranking member. as well as the poppa working group that i have helped convene with ranking member cassidy to include senator casey and senator romney. those senator set aside time for their staff to meet with mine every week because we all understand how terribly important the issues are that we are facing in terms of the possibility of future pandemics. everybody here knows that tragically in the united states we lost over one million people from covid. putting that in perspective we lost more people from covid the last several years then we did in world war ii. while cases, deaths, and hospitalizations are declining, covid is still today the leading cause of death in our country with some 250 americans on average dying everyday. the world health organization reports that 7 million people died from covid globally. there are experts that think that is an underestimate of the number of people that have died globally. i think, to be honest

and want to take this opportunity to acknowledge the previous leadership on this bill from senator murray who is chair of the committee and senator burr who is the ranking member, as well as the pahpa working group that might help convene with ranking member cassidy which includes senator casey and senator romney. and although senators have set aside time for their staff to meet with mine every week because we all understand how terribly important the issues are that we're facing entrance of the possibility of future pandemics. as everybody here knows, tragically, in the united states we lost overit 1 million people from covid, and putting that in perspectives can we lost more people from covid in the last over years than wem did in word war ii. while cases, death and hospitalizations are all declining, covid is still today the leading cause of death in our country with some 250 americans on average nine every day. the world health organization reports that 7 million people have died from covid globally,, but the our expert you think that underestimates in fact, the number of people have

i want to take this opportunity to acknowledge the previous leadership on this bill from senator murray. that ranking member as well as he working group five help convene with ranking member cassidy to include senator casey and sandra romney. all those senators have set aside for their staff to meet with mine every week because we all understand how terribly important issues are that we are facing the possibility of futurd pandemics. as everyone knows tragically the united states we lost over 1 million people from covid. but he that joe prospectively lost market from colored in the past several years and we did in world war ii. both cases, deaths and hospitalizations are all declining, covid is still today the leading cause of death and our country with some 250 american on average dying every day. the world healthth organization reports 7 million people have died from covid globally there are experts who think that is -- that underestimates the number of people that have died globally. i think to be honest as americans we can understand every public official trieded their best god know

murray. sen. grassley: omb puts out the annual pay-as-you-go act report. the report clearly shows that last year the reconciliation bill added 190 $9 billion in deficit to the budget as omb is required to maintain since majority party tried to claim phony tax cap savings from the laws of irs funding last year but legally required to produce what this administration was forced to admit, and increased deficit. i'm asking you to put that report in the record. >> without objection. sen. grassley: ok. the president and this budget's supporting documents continue to falsely claim that he is a deficit reducer. nobody believes that. people know about the trillions spent in the last congress and of costly administrative actions . the cbo current law baseline compared to february of 2000 21, the baseline, when president biden took office, showing deficits of 6 trillion from 2021 to 2031. you can see it here. it seems to me that the administration mislead the american people on real deficit reduction. your response to that? dir. young: the job of cbo is to show the response of deficit as though no policy has happened. the preside

it will congress be able to push this bill through before joining fit? -- before jay murray fit?uest: june 5 in deadline. the house will be called back next week and is expected to vote on this wednesday or thursday. we expect to see text this afternoon. it will be worked on through the night. they have a seven to hour rule in place. -- 72 hour oral in place. they expected to vote on monday. they be able to check these out to bid. that there is a fault -- the threat of the default hanging over their head of the senate, i would expect there be sometime in the agreement to move this forward and becomes clear it will be having the votes to pass. host: how long do you think you think it will be before this bill is on president biden's desk? guest: i think we will see it on this desk june 4, sunday before the june 5 x-date, or next week where secretary kelly said he will be playing with fire if you get to that week. expectation is the markets will see this deal and realize the united states will be -- the debt ceiling will be dealt with and not too much to worry about. host: final que

murray. senator, thank you very much for being here. let me ask you what jake was just talking about. what do you think can pass the senate if a billte? >> well, katy, i think it's time for us to all eat our vegetables pill. we have to pay our nation's debt, and that requires us to lift the ceiling on the debt and pay our bills. that is a separate conversation from what we are all focused on here is what is our budget and our appropriations going to be. let's separate that out, do our due diligence on what we're supposed to do, and then of course we will have to engage on what our spending plan is for the rest of this year. tying those two right now is wrong. we will get to the wrong answer, and we have a responsibility to eat our vegetables right now and do it. >> why can't you do them at the same time? what is stopping you from doing them at the same time? >> well, first of all, what the house is offering is chaos. we are not going to pay our nation's bills. we're going to send us careening into debt. this is real, this isn't pretend. or we are going to demand that we cut absolutely basic services across the board that americans

bills. i don't know if giuliani got paid for the legal fees. can you imagine if you did all that work -- >> i would only take money up front. >> melissa murray coinedg attorneys get attorneys. very wise. kimberly and kurt, thank you. >>> still ahead, the right wing gets it wrong again. as the economic impact of florida's harsh new immigration restrictions become painfully clear. the promise of america is freedom, equality. but right now, those pillars of our democracy are fragile and our rights are under attack. reproductive rights. voting rights. the right to make your own choices and to have your voice heard. we must act now. we, the people, can make america beautiful. and we can't do it without you. we are the american civil liberties union. will you join us? call or go to myaclu.org and become an aclu guardian of liberty for just $19 a month. for over 100 years, the aclu has fought for everyone to have a voice and equal justice. and we will never stop because we the people, means all of us. so please call or go online to myaclu.org to become a guardian of liberty today. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drif

murray suki, a democrat from torrance. thank you so much assembly member for being here right now, the average salary for a teacher in california public schools is 87,270. dollars your bill would boost that to 130,000 by the year 2030. tell us why you believe that this race is needed. yes but thank you for having me on, you know. schools throughout state or facing a teacher shortage as well as you know, as social schools staff shortage. and especially with teachers. we have a wage gap, you know, studies show that teachers on average, earn about 23.5% less than you know, similar as a kid college graduates in other fields, and so in order to attract best tean order to, you know, have you know that provided the best education for our kids we need to. we need to pay teachers and staff what they deserve. alright let's talk if we could assembly member about how your legislation would actually work here, it actually is setting pay raise targets for local districts to try to reach in the coming years. but will the state b funding those increases? that's right. i mean, so much. my bill is calling for a 50% increase and state funding for all school districts, including oakley. uni

murray, please. >> thank you, chair read and ranking member fischer. delighted to join you today as we work to return to regular order for the first time in years and pass our funding bills a responsible way. this hearing is really an important opportunity to make sure we are providing but people who protect us and our staff and our nation's capital with the resources that they need. sergeant at arms gibson, i'd like to thank you and your team for the dedication you all show each and every day. your office plays a really crucial role keeping the work of the people running smoothly. we've seen that work continue to evolve and improve since you joined in 2021. the senate sergeant at arms helped each of our offices work effectively for the people that we serve by improving the internal senate communication that you talked about, keeping our technology safe and effective and up to date, preparing for an emergencies and maintaining an open environment for visitors and a lot more. chief manger, i'd like to thank you and all of the capitol police for the work you do to keep everyone who works here safe. every day and every, our members of our staff are here. members of your sta

legislation because she is the lead on this bill, but the childcare for working families act, i have been a co-lead in the legislation led by senator murray. i want to ask you how that legislation provides a comprehensive solution to childcare needs including by lowering costs for families increasing access to care, addressing early education words for shortages. >> thank you. this really is a responsive, competent strategy, there are couple of things that would raise because it in dresses -- addresses the centered partnership, that is one of the things we talk about what we talk about this centering of good things. recognizes the cost of care which is incredibly important to balance. it cuts the cost for working families and ensures that the family has free childcare at pre-k and headstart, and it provides grants that we know work to improve the quality supply. >> thank you. it is ok to repeat that. >> i defer to senator mullen. >> thank you senator, and thank you for being here. i will addressing weston that will be why this is so expensive. my wife and i want to health care for our employees. it was going to be a benefit because we had

the bill is known as martyn's law, and comes after years of campaigning by figen murray, the mother ofis not the end, _ and this is by no means the end? iifr, it is not the end, but today is a significant milestone to get to this point. it'sjust incredible. there are still steps to go. and there's a way to go. but this is really, really very significant. truths; way to go. but this is really, really very significant. why is this so important? — really very significant. why is this so important? what _ really very significant. why is this so important? what does - really very significant. why is this so important? what does it i really very significant. why is this | so important? what does it mean? really very significant. why is this i so important? what does it mean? in december, i had a conversation with the prime minister by phone. that was the official green light given by the government. he did say to me the next step would be the draft bill going to parliament, which is what happened. this is the exciting next step. more to follow. we are not at the end yet. but when i think abo

murray: thank you for that. now we do have the presidential budget and as chair of the appropriations committee we will be pressing forward with the work of writing our nation's spending bills in a bipartisan way and i'm working closely with vice chair collins on this and i believe we have the opportunity and responsibility to work together to make our country more safe, more competitive, and do good for the people we represent and the risk of sounding like a broken record while it is currently in infraction. title several help and the abuse of immigration parole. since president biden took office as part of casualties, he has paroled in and around the million aliens who -- for humanitarian purpose. administrations have been abusing parole authority for many years has by congress attempts to raided. in most, recently the biden ministration has created categorical pearl programs for several countries make the chaos of the border less noticeable. title seven points use of pearl back to its intended purpose to allow foreign nationals to enter the u.s. for an emergency purpose for a short period of time. finally, title eight films and the job might have hurt legal migration. it

murray. >> thank you. i want to make plane what's happening, secretary of treasury approached congress yesterday publicans continue to refuse to pay the nations bill and we may see default on debt as early as june 1. if the country for the first time ever in our nations history, our economies will crash. american workers will lose their job, seniors will lose big on their retirement savings. it's going to be painful. speaker number one priority to threaten catastrophe and credit of the u.s. hostage in exchange they want us has to act as a government service we all rely on/funding for veterans makeup country and surrendered economic competitiveness china. house republicans do not want to see our nations like we have done on my partisan basis so many times before unless they can take a chainsaw to our economy with draconian cuts that will kill nearly 800,000 jobs send us careening into recession. i want to take a moment to make clear to the american people, you think this bill wouldn't affect you? you are wrong. maybe your and the members needed snap benefits like mine did one of growing up but this is a disaster for everyone. moderate republican de