bryant: because it's on a cellphone, they don't have the specifics to tell them exactly where that call and therefore, no cars were dispatched to check the area. narrator: this call was made at 9:18 on the morning chanin dropped out of contact. it narrows the window. it narrows the time of death. narrator: but while this potentially answered a lot of questions, it raised a lot more. if chanin had been killed around 9:18, why were there messages from her phone later on that same day? one of two things was going on. either she didn't die at or about that time, or she didn't send those texts -- either, very important for detectives. narrator: and also important for the two chief suspects, tom walker and john kenlein. they both had solid alibis for 9:18 on the morning in question and were ultimately cleared of any involvement. but one possible suspect did not have an alibi for that timeframe. and that was chanin's ex-husband, clay starbuck. it is definitely making clay starbuck look like a stronger suspect than ever. narrator: but how to prove it? for that, detectives turn to one of the few

kobe bryant, the late kobe bryant did it for so long. you saw what his daughter would have been and how he was taking her to game. so the support from the men's side of the women's game, i think has been really cool, especially has exploded over the last maybe five years. really. it's grown so much and hey, we're getting a golden state team here in a year or so. oh my. >> that's going to be so exciting. and so vanderveer must feel great. kind of leaving it to seeing the whole sport in a great place and growing. that's awesome. i do feel like it seems like she always talks about not just the wins and the losses, but really bringing the women up as young women and human beings and leaders. right? that's that's very important. >> i think that's the essence of a coach, is that you're trying to build these young women to college students and get them ready for the real world, whether they're, you know, family members and wives and mothers and whatever job they may do. and i think that's probably what she takes the most pride in, is developing

kate rooney caught up with bryant and talk about the upcoming dwight clark legacy series.but he also talked about the niners first-round pick, ricky pearsall. >> think that he's a great piece in addition to what the cows already doing this offense and the people that surround them. i'm just another weapon in the arm. income using and spread the ball around. and so the guys that were you know, guys, do a great job just by wearing talent and and picking that's going to enhance the team. and so i'm looking forward to all the guys that got drafted, you know, be a part of this organization. >> all right. former saint mary gail and lindo high school grad, aidan mahaney. he's picked his next kool-aid announced today that he will be transferring to the 2 time defending national champs university of connecticut. mahaney was 2 time first team. all wcc player at saint mary's and his hometown. he averaged 14 points per game in his 2 seasons, mris that he chose uconn over the likes of kentucky uva incre in and he says he wants to compete for a national championship and things you kind

. >> the spelling errors on the kobe bryant statue at crypto.com arena are now fixed.those typos included misspelling the names of von wafer and jose calderon, as well as the word decision. those mistakes were only spotted after the statue was unveiled back in early february. the 19 foot statue honors kobe bryant and his daughter gianna, who were among the nine people killed in a helicopter crash in 2020. >> and in washington, a gun control laws locked in a new legal battle as a judge ruled the state's ban on high capacity magazines is unconstitutional. this law will remain in effect as the state appeals the decision that was made by a cowlitz county superior court judge. the law has been in place since 2022, banning magazines that hold more than ten rounds, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu west coast wrap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday or you can find a round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. us secretary of health javier becerra was in the bay area today to push for more access to health care

like consumer staples with beverages and some of the more stable consumer packaging companies. >> bryantou think that will play out over earnings season and impact forward guidance? >> i think that's a really big question right now. investors have to see companies provide optimism around their guidance given where we are with valuations. right now i want to own companies that have less sensitivity to the volatility of the economy where you can be more confident or tighter range of demand and sprinkle in offense where i think the market has been scared. for example, commercial real estate has been the poster child of risk for this current cycle. and most of it is tied to eye-popping stats around office property, for example. but that exaggerates the reality. company like cbre is a great way to play offense in otherwise market they want to be cautious because they have been investing through this cycle and their business is largely based on projection of volume not prices. we could see the volume if the fed cuts, pick up,earnings accelerate higher and they're at a trough right now where a

country music star luke bryant was at the bill's signing.ice, on my phone, and i can't tell it's not me. securing protections from al was a priority for striking actors last year. now it is musicians who are raising their voices. i think the musicians who will be most affected by ai are working—class musicians, even technical roles like mixing and production, which could be replaced by computers if they were so trained. so, yeah, i think it's good that these superstars sort of lend their voice to this argument, because it will affect those who don't have power. those who signed up to this letter span musical genres and eras, from katy perry to nicki minaj and stevie wonder as well as the estate of frank sinatra and bob marley. out with poker machines, and in with live music and pizza. revenue at the petersham bowling club in sydney has increased by 900% since it ditched the controversial gaming machines. petersham's success is inspiring other lawn bowling clubs and pubs to follow suit. from sydney, phil mercer reports. rocking into profit —

and people need to bryant now is more humanitarian. 8, not less human to turn a and therefore there needs to be more human to time assistance that flows via the board meeting through the crossing points that connect the enclave with is read. that needs to be more access to northern gaza, including through honora, which is the largest human to turn organization at the moment that the secretary of states, uh, as anybody thinks today, described israel steps to allow aid into gaza as in sufficient given the mileage again to natural pressure, is it possible that this tragedy could actually become a turning point? and perhaps even giving is ro unexcused to ease restrictions on, on a, into the territory. right. is there any needs to ease those restrictions and lift the ordering, these limitations a bit of coffee complete the can you call me too. and now organizations like i'm running to the left very much needed supplies. you see the clock is sticking very, very fast. the words found them there is no time to waste on the real estate and politics at this time for human action. and that can be don

country music star luke bryant was at the bill's signing. phone, and i can't tell it's not me. securing protections from al was a priority for striking actors last year. now it is musicians who are raising their voices. i think the musicians who will be most affected by ai are working—class musicians, even technical roles like mixing and production, which could be replaced by computers if they were so trained. so, yeah, i think it's good that these superstars sort of lend their voice to this argument, because it will affect those who don't have that kind of power. those who signed up to this letter span musical genres and eras, from katy perry to nicki minaj and stevie wonder as well as the estate of frank sinatra and bob marley. disney shares ended the session down about 3%. that's after the entertainment giant won a boardroom battle against critics. activist investors, including nelson peltz of trian management, had sought seats on the company's board of directors, which they said was too close to disney's leadership. but a majority of sha

stuart: kobe bryant signed l aker's jersey. >> yes, this is not just a s igned jersey but the jerseys achilles. it was the toughest moment in sports and showed mamba mentality and went down hard and laid on the floor and limped to the free throw line and made both free throws and limped off the court and said he may never play a game again. he rehabbed for the next eight months and came back the f ollowing year and lakers won that game and kobe was not leaving the court till he sunk both free throws and it comes with the letter of authenticity from the nba and multi-seven figured jersey and could be the most important jersey of cobb e bryant to hit the market. stuart: i happen to have kevin o'leary sitting next to me and investment question for you. is there a better investment than say gold? >> i think logo man right there. this space i've been looking at quite a bit now for about 12 monarchies. this is real. this is an area i'm going to be investing in. i got to tell you something, i would rather own piece of g oldin. i want to buy a piece of your business because i think you guy h

. >> reporter: republican state senator joshua bryant was the bill's chief sponsor.the state. but there were some unintended consequences. >> what we found is that operators started operating in a manner that was not giving quiet enjoyment to the neighbors. >> reporter: he points out not all bitcoin plants are noisy. >> i would say roughly half the sites in arkansas are owned by the per se bad actors. >> reporter: arkansas bitcoin miner ben submit says mining plants can be very quiet. cooled by water instead of fans, built far from residents areas and fully enclosed rather than open air like this one. >> so it's all about design. and honestly how much money you are going to put in to be a good neighbor or good actor. >> reporter: so who is building up a of the cheap noisy plants? senator bryant says it's a web of chinese companies with ties all the way to the chinese government. "the new york times" reports that chinese bitcoin mines are now running in at least 14 states. but the chinese government isn't the only invisible hand here. the right to mine bill itself was

joining me now is that author john bryant, ceo of operation hope. thank you for joining me today.'s start with your new book. what inspired you to write it and what is financial literacy especially important for communities of color? >> you inspired me and reverend jackson. dr. king, dorothy height, who pioneered civil rights. i call it civil rights. i think that we need to transition not just from the streets but to the suites. i do not think the primary color is black and white or red and blue. i think it is green. i think it has always been green. you and i have this conversation. i think jim crow was about money. there is a lot of things that get obligated. start focusing on this argument when really, this has been staring in the face. i really think, i say this respectively when i am talking about. i think this is the civil rights issue of this generation. not replacing anything. adding to it like a software upgrade. i think we've got to master this. we live in a democracy and i think the battle was often about money. we do not understand money. we understand how to make it b

pastor miller, my husband bryant if you legislated. and we pray. we. for strength we. for resilience in. we pray this community though bent but not break. a year later, by the grace of god and with the sweat of his congregation pastor miller's church walls are backup. pastor miller, you can be recognized. [applause] [applause] the rebuilding is not done yet. but when it is finished, it will be better than what stood there before. a testament to our grit into god's eternal love. the greatest privilege of this job is being with the people of arkansas who, no matter what, will never be broken. we are humble. we are gracious. we work hard. and we take care of one another. we put our trust in our families and our faith in god almighty. may we never ever forget who we are and who we serve. and let us never be afraid to charge boldly ahead. may god bless you and may god bless the great state of arkansas. thank you so much. let's get to work. [applause] [applause] [applause] ♪ c-span's "washington journal" but alive form involving you to discuss lace issues of government, poli

abc seven news reporter ryan curry live at the jail on seventh and bryant streets.with this unfolding situation, ryan. >> kumasi. good morning. the jail here in san francisco is set to reopen today, but the san bruno one will still remain closed. that's because of a recent incident where two inmates barricaded themselves in a cell with handmade, handmade weapons. the sheriff speaking with the media about the violence recently, he says as many as seven staff members have been and nine deputies have been injured since late march. the two jails have been in lockdown since last friday, while authorities investigated the recent attacks, sheriff miyamoto tells us one of the main reasons for this uptick in violence is a lack of space to spread out prisoners. another main factor, he says, is the large number of violent offenders who are remaining in custody for longer periods of time. the sheriff says deputies have broken bones, bloodied eye sockets and bite wounds. the sheriff, showing photos of some of the injuries. in the first photo, you see the arm of a deputy who was

the festival starts at 10 a.m. on 24th street between folsom and bryant. the annual parade begins at 19th and dolores at 11 a.m, winding up at mission and 24th. people can enjoy live performancesgames for kids, a lowrider car show, and of course, a variety of food vendors. the late cesar chavez spent decades advocating for farmworkers, and he co-founded the united farm workers union. a home in the south bay not much larger than a small apartment, is listed for nearly $2 million. while its buyers say that the property is worth the price tag. then later tonight on the 10:00 news, caltrans is delaying its planned closure of highway 37 this weekend, with wet weather moving in, plus more support for a plan to rename oakland international airport, where the battle over the name change stands tonight. we'll have those stories and more coming up at ten. the team's most important. right now, the dubs are hosting the new orleans pelicans at the chase center. they have already clinched a spot in the play in tournament, but their seeding is still up for grabs. the war

and now, so the major bryant export are no longer defendants on the united states. and europe, the, [000:00:00;00] the headlines stories today, russia strikes back at western attempts to seize its assets due to the ukraine conflict with us in petersburg court ruling that america's biggest bank must pay at most schools in person, south africa, celebration 30 years of freedom from the apartheid regime on it's persons democratic elections. the nations deputy foreign minister spoke exclusively to r t as quite a way what it means as to what it means to be again to add to paul to pay you a space and attended out a tool for your own country. and 2 children are killed.

the festival just a few blocks down from where the parade ends between fulsome and bryant street. there will be live music, vendors, other activities out there. that event just a couple of weeks after cesar chavez day. this weekend hit or miss with that rain. >> it's going to be hit or miss. i'm hoping we can get some clearing in time for the parade. there will be some off and on waves of rain in our saturday forecast. it's overall going to be cool. highs only reaching into the mid-50s. >> all right, there you have it. we've wrapped up. thank you for joining us for our midday newscast. our next one at 4:30. we're ♪♪ >>> right now on "california live." >> calling on pickleball fans. i'm showing you how and where you could catch a great pickleball game with an even

and now, so the major bryant export are no longer dependent on the united states and europe . the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except we're such shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show your mind and justification for should be very careful about visual intelligence. the point obviously is to create a trust rather than fit the various jobs. i mean with the artificial intelligence we have summoning the theme in the a robot must protect this phone. existence was on the exist the well as long as it's food and beverage company is bouncing a scandal of allegations it's selling healthy or baby food. so western nations and supplying developing countries with alternatives, touch with sugar. also he speaks with an african physician. here's a case, the company of negligence has lots of health education, negative health institutions for the children, the french president say 0 because in danger and most note ok. so the us to bounce cold the same week is the us secretary of state. so

the festival on 24th street between folsom and bryant, runs from 11 to 6. it's just one of several events happening in the city this weekend. japantown is celebrating the first weekend of the northern california cherry blossom festival, and tomorrow kicks off san francisco's first ever weed week, with events and businesses across the city. >> a lot more to bring you this friday night. a deadly crash at a cruise ship terminal in hawaii. the shuttle driver tried to stop it but smashed into a crowd instead. and some good news for a community in desperate need of it. >> we'll take you to the return of oakland's first fridays and look at what it will take to keep the celebration going. the future of work could be working less. >> why? a growing number of ceos say a shorter workweek could actually solve some problems. we'll ha business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutio

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what goes on and people need to, bryant now is more humanitarian, 8 not less human to turn a. and therefore, there needs to be more human, a time assistance that flows via the gold computing through the crossing points that connect the enclave with is read. that needs to be more access to northern gaza, including food honora, which is the largest human to turn organization at the moment that i've been, you know, secretary of states uh, as anybody thinks today, described israel steps to allow aid into gaza as in sufficient given the mileage again, to national pressure. is it possible that this tragedy could actually become a turning point? and perhaps even giving is ro unexcused to ease restrictions on, on a, into the territory? or is there any needs to ease those restrictions and lift the ordering, these limitations a bit of copy, compliment the can you call me too. and now organizations like on route to the left very much needed supplies. you see the clock is sticking very, very fast. the web, simon, there is no time to waste on the real estate and politics at this time for h

so the major bryant export are no longer defendants on the united states and europe, the, the democratic republic of congo, the rest of us to take legal action against the apple accusing protect jones of using minerals of smuggled from the countries tone raising from these yet thoughts loving tiffany pools as a pipeline, allowing the i'm a to expose to black gold unplugged. despite weston and echo of the sunset on the west fix as low stakes to demonstrate his power. all not according to the presence of a public, a cisco and an exclusive interview. with on it is true that the public service defines itself under immense pressure. i think that people in the west have become friendship and then say in their powerlessness and rage are looking for someone who's small enough, which we.

i also haven't bryant cheese, i'll show you the . so this might seem like a very simple question, but i have to ask, why is cheese always around or coming to wheel like this is a reason or is it just because it's easier to solve? the human head is also around a circle, is the most harmonious shape. uh, sometimes cheese comes with a crust when it's been aging and sometimes it does not. what's the difference? why do some cheese have crushed and some don't. with that depends on the stage of ripening and sides content. the longer a cheese, right? been some more, cross with gross on it, mid autumn now and the milk is fatty, so there's not much crushed, but it's different in spring and summer. i know that family secrets are handed down and recipes are handed down from generation to generation. something that you're very proud of. do you have any family secrets of your own secret? then there's no secret and it's actually quite simple. it's all about natural enzymes and good pastors, nothing else. so when you know, i know that you use milk f

. >> reporter: wes bryant is a retired master sergeant who served in the u.s.hicle was clearly marked and the other two were very clearly a part of that convoy, and that right there would have been one of the checks to say, hey, wait, this is a yellow flag or a red flag here. >> reporter: world central kitchen had been providing around a quarter of a million meals per day before suspending its work in gaza, a place where the united nations has said the entire population of over 2 million is facing high levels of acute food insecurity. norah. >> it's an urgent situation, holly williams, thank you. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." ♪♪ open talenti and raise the jar to gelato made from scratch. raise the jar to flavors from the world's finest ingredients. and now, from jars to bars. new talenti gelato and sorbetto mini bars. ♪♪ sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte™. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medi

. >> reporter: wes bryant is a retired master sergeant who served in the u.s. force. >> at least one vehicle was clearly marked and the other two were very clearly a part of that convoy. and that right there would have been one of the checksto say, "hey, wait, this is a yellow flag or a red flag here." >> reporter: world central kitchen had been providing around a quarter of a million meals per day before suspending its work in gaza, a place where the united nations has said the entire population of over 2 million is facing high levels of acute food insecurity. norah? >> norah: it's an urgent situation. holly williams, thank you. hundreds of thousands of homes are without power in maine and new hampshire tonight after a powerful april snowstorm slammed new england. cbs's kristina rex reports on this deadly spring nor'easter. >> reporter: a spring nor'easter dumped more than a foot of snow in parts of maine. it came down hard and fast, proving too much for this snowplow. >> oh, uh-oh. >> reporter: icy power lines sparked widespread outages. by midday, 40% of pow

i want to bring and now bryant, a criminal defense attorney, you and i have been working this together for a couple of hours n you make of the sentencing that this judge has given each of those parents? >> harris, you and i talked a while ago about the value of these victim impact statements and before i even talk to you this morning i thought when i woke up these parents would probably get between six to eight years, but i will tell you categorically when you and i talked about the mothers, talking about their daughters and looking at their dead bodies and how they sat there for 10 minutes in a pool of blood and these kids cannot go to france or avon to college or they cannot even get married that played a major factor in judge matthews giving them the harsher sentence. she went beyond just so your viewers no, this is extraordinary of a sentence. she went beyond the advisory guidelines which had the sentence lower. she went higher at ten to 15. >> harris: i want to understand that because everything i read said that the maximum was 15 so when she went beyond the guidelines it is still

also say the west gives conduct loans to poll ukrainian bryant the. yeah, it's not the router and key if that's because that's fine. you look george in parliament during a debate over a so called for an agent as low as the country with gather outside the building. and protests of the bill with which the west has slammed as pcm across the . and so it was kind of a molds over a so called a symbolic response. so 10 and the remains fixed on the middle east in the wake of it runs at times on the just mike and firing on a monitor of missiles and drones. it is rather on saturday night, iran says it should be praised by the west rather than condemned. forgiving such a measured response. you just run all the data centers, making accusations the west and come through, shoot, appreciate these, let me republic of forensic strain and responsible actions towards disability and safety in the region where some country shouldn't blame themselves, announces the public opinion from the measures they have taken against the 7 months a war crimes committed by israel. well,

so the major bryant export are no longer defendants on the united states and europe. the not sure come on this as they do show a good this things. let me ask him that way. see me is the non smoker in your mind restored enough to monday. so stuff with interested in show erica, by a demo print that issue in your store or do i try to come up with one of my that's not i was myself. of course the trailer span that we can partner. so i didn't want that. right. mm hm. yeah, for the english, that's what i want to move over here, but as of now is particularly the group come around quite inflate and mobile face. crazy. nice not crazy. this is it. absolutely. i'd rather solution an issue with the much just isn't good that the so the give you, i'll send you the wrong. i'm not very good. feel interest worse than you when you are still at the trip with us, which is really nice piece. there's still can use sort of the or the relief against the old for something and gossip for somebody. they still find their loved ones allied. however, the state and cannot be said for so many offers.

other items to o, made russia fetus. tardies that's on so as on agriculture and now, so the major bryant export are no longer defendants. on the united states and europe, the revolution of 1789 in france, gave hope for the liberation of the oppressed peoples in the branch of overseas territories. but paris did not want to part with its sources of profit. so 1st sign of the colonization was the uprising of black slaves and hating that remote island, produced almost half of all the sugar on the planet sooner was made by d as in franchise slaves. broad from africa. scene 1791. they started an uprising against their oppressors. the black swept away the colonial administration and formed their own army. it was led by that charismatic leader, francois dominique, tucson, levered 2 or 3 times to regain control of the colony were unsuccessful. having comes up, our napoleon dispatched a large expeditionary force to haiti, the french manage the caps or to saul level 2 or by defeats, but they could not suppress the rebels and suffered devastating defeats. on january 1, 18 o 418 declared independence

the festival starts at 10 a.m. on 24th street from folsom to bryant, and the annual parade begins atd dolores at 11 a.m, winding up at mission and 24th. people will enjoy live performances, games for kids, a lowrider car show, and of course, a variety of food vendors. the late cesar chavez spent decades advocating for farm workers and co-founded the united farm workers union. >> new at ten caltrans is pushing back its planned closure of highway 37 this weekend, with wet weather moving in. the paving work will now start on friday the 19th of april. westbound highway 37 between highway 29 and vallejo and 121 in sonoma will shut down that weekend, and the following weekend, the eastbound lanes will be closed the weekends of may 3rd and may 10th. >> caltrans says the work to stabilize the crumbling cliff near highway one in big sur will reach an important milestone by memorial day. it's been nearly two weeks since heavy rain washed out this part of the cliff side south of the rocky creek bridge. right now, the only way in or out is a daily convoy at 7 a.m. or 5 p.m. caltrans says they an

the festival on 24th street between folsom and bryant, runs from 11 to 6.just one of several events happening in the city this weekend. japantown is celebrating the first weekend of the northern california cherry blossom festival, and tomorrow kicks off san francisco's first ever weed week, with events and businesses across the city. >> a lot more to bring you this friday night. a deadly crash at a cruise ship terminal in hawaii. the shuttle driver tried to stop it but smashed into a crowd instead. and some good news for a community in desperate need of it. >> we'll take you to the return of oakland's first fridays and look at what it will take to keep the celebration going. the future of work could be working less. >> why? a growing number of ceos >> why? a growing number of ceos say a shorter workweek could did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. new pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner, with first-of-its-kind melting pro-v pearls... locks in mois

i wanted to go back to lick and pick up on something bryant said.ment while the s&p get their house in order about what they do? i'm not convinced. having spoken to some people high up in the party this morning they pointed out that an interim leader only really takes overfor a few weeks an interim leader only really takes over for a few weeks to stable things during a leadership election. john swinney had been suggested as a potential person to take that first minister role but i think his backers want him to get the role permanently. ian blackford, he used to be the snp�*s westminster leader, has said he backsjohn swinney. he is one of the people trying to persuade him to stand for the job. he has been saying that on politics live so already that jockey he has been saying that on politics live so already thatjockey is beginning. what is interesting is john swinney this morning did not rule it out. he is clearly leaving that door open about my sense at the moment from the people i have spoken to is they want to get a new leader in pretty soon to fi

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they were publishing a history united states, bryant's history of the u.s. and kelly was going to receive the commission to do art for that book. and it came to the point of the battle of gettysburg. and the publisher could not to have a page to general hancock and a page for general meade and a page general slocombe. so what did they do? kelly suggested there was only one time in the battle of gettysburg where they were all together. and that was the night of july second, 1863, and meet headquarters is the council of war. that's the way we can depict them all on a single page. so kelly went and with the surviving generals were at gettysburg, john the left there you'll see a general winfield, scott hancock who gave details to kelly. and when he set for his portrait, hancock says, make my collar as high as fashion will allow his. hancock was getting a little fall under the chin at the time, so i think kelly boosted shirt a little bit to hide that dignified undergrowth. some of his also on the right, you see general warren. warren criticize it a little bit. wa

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went to bryant park, had lunch and then i had to pee and i was like, i forgot.ch a rush in new york because they have to pee. people are trying to go, they're trying to get somewhere to pee, even the cabdrivers. get out of the way. i've got to pee. that kind of works. >> stephen: makes sense. the corollary to that is there's no where to pee other than everywhere. >> demetri: that's right. >> stephen: that's the darker, deeper truth. >> demetri: no one can pee anywhere but someone is peeing somewhere. it balances. >> stephen: it was the four over the last time you were here. how have the last four years been treating you? >> demetri: it's been pretty good. my wife and i have a couple kids. >> stephen: congrats. in the last four years? >> demetri: no, they were there before but we kept them. they continued. they are seven and ten. not in that order. we did it the traditional... but they are good. my kids really wanted to have a pet. don't have any pets. we don't have any relatives because i'm from the east coast so we don't have any family or anything. >> stephen:

[applause] they are the cofounders of 16 and jail him to think a in particular senator bryant for hisleadership on this issue as well. now i notice to some this proposal makes an unconventional but voting is a lifelong habit studies show if a person votes in one election they are far more likely to turn out in the next election. so encouraging our young neighbors to engage with democracy is really about encouraging them to become lifelong voters. honestly, when i see young leaders i cannot help but think is it any surprise new jersey has the best public education system in the united states? [applause] and that, folks, is something that we can all be proud of. but it is a reputation we have to maintain by listening to our students, our educators, our parents and putting their feedback back into practice. so this year with their insights in mind i hope to work with educators and legislators to improve literacy rates among our children. [applause] we will be introducing new initiatives to teach our kids the fundamentals of reading like sounding out letters and combining them into words.