a huge advantage for butler. butler was also _ winner. a huge advantage for butler. winner. a huge advantage for butler. butler was also honest when he - winner. a huge advantage for butler. butler was also honest when he was | butler was also honest when he was speaking about the last icc tournament for england. is it imperative that he and england perform well this summer? timer;r imperative that he and england perform well this summer? they have done. it's interesting _ perform well this summer? they have done. it's interesting hearing - perform well this summer? they have done. it's interesting hearing what - done. it's interesting hearing what joss butler had to say and his criticism and what he thinks he got wrong and that icc world cup, the 50 overin wrong and that icc world cup, the 50 over in india at the back of last year talking about wanting the team to have freedom but possibly needing to instruct them just a little bit to instruct them just a little bit to direct that freedom and that attitude of the bucket airing spirit that's been so successful at mak

butler spoke at benedictine college, a private catholic school in kansas. the official kansas city account on x later tweeted, just a reminder that harrison butler lives. and then the post listed butler's hometown. the account later deleted that tweet and apologized. the mayor calling the post inappropriate. missouri's republican attorney general, outraged, now vowing to enforce the missouri human rights act to ensure missourians are not targeted for their free exercise of religion, butler is fueling a national conversation the same way we want respect. >> when colin kaepernick takes a knee right? we want to give respect to people whose ideas are different from ours. >> the wife of the kansas city chiefs ceo posting affirming motherhood and praising your wife is not bigoted. but the founding institution of benedictine college says butler's comments do not represent the school as its founders envisioned, saying instead of promoting unity, his comments seem to have fostered division, this student seeming to agree most of the women were looking back and forth

while showing butler working in a kitchen, an online petition demanding the chiefs release, butler quickly racked up tens of thousands of signatures, but many are also defending the kicker, saying he delivered the speech at a private catholic school and he received a standing ovation, one supporter saying harrison butler, a practicing catholic, goes to a catholic college and delivers a speech for catholics and people are mad that he didn't pander to them well. the chiefs have yet to comment on that speech. >> coming up, the fresh debate over tacos and burritos. why a judge has now weighed in. >> i can't wait to weigh in on this one. also later, the nine year old boy who has skipped the summer job and gone straight to launching his own business. that story next on world news now. >> for centuries, the world's best pizza has been baked in ovens made of stone. but you can't fit one of those on the countertop in your home. introducing paisano, the authentic pizza oven by granite stone now make the world's most delicious pizza with real stone right in your own home. you simply set it and let it

while showing butler working in a kitchen, an online petition demanding the chiefs release, butler quicklynding the kicker, saying he delivered the speech at a private catholic school and he received a standing ovation. one supporter saying harrison butker, a practicing catholic, goes to a catholic college and delivers a speech for catholics and people are mad that he didn't pander to them. the chiefs have not commented on the speech coming up. >> read your phone anywhere. apple's new feature to prevent motion sickness. >> plus, the raccoon who stole the show. the show. >> i don't think before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not

is jimmy butler's butler.annels, but jimmy butler's butler is old school for your media social, sir. he doesn't realize hulu plus live tv is like cable only better buckets. >> you get disney+ and espn plus all in one plan. >> indeed. >> watch live tv like jimmy butler. >> where are you going? to cut the cord. >> hi, this is daniel at john baez bay area houses. got a home that's eating up your time and cash. thinking about moving all your renters stuff to manage. inherited a home and not sure what to do with it. john baez barrett houses offers a fastest way to sell your home as is, with no fees, no commissions and no hassle. just call us today for a free cash offer at 510707 6000. that's baez, bay area houses sell your house the easy way. >> hey! bay area live kelly marcus coming up. >> christoph hernandez is here. he's going to tell us about the brand new season of acapulco. >> that's at nine on abc seven. >> we'll see you very shortly. here's a live look outside the exploratorium camera. it is nice sunny out

this is jimmy butler and this is jimmy butler's butler jimmy butler loves hulu plus live tv.mmy butler's butler is old school for your media social sur. he doesn't realize hulu plus live tv is like cable, only better buckets. you get disney plus and espn plus all in one plan. indeed. watch live tv like jimmy butler. where are you going? to cut the cord. this portion of ktvu news is brought to you by chavez supermarket. make every moment count with mom this mother's day in order. authentic mexican food from chavez supermarket and taqueria right now. pet dander, skin cells, mold spores, pollen and dirt are being sucked into your air ducts. get cleaner air and system efficiency. now with stanley steemer, for over 75 years, we've continually engineered our equipment and processes to deep clean your entire home. your air ducts aren't clean until they're stanley steamer clean. call one 800 steamer. the stanley steamer gets your home cleaner. if you've been hurt in an accident, who you choose to represent you matters. being part of your community matters. their winning record and le

i'm here with austin butler, the incredible austin butler. >> it's a major tourist attraction that pulls in millions of dollars each year for the presley heirs. abc news has tried reaching out to the investment and lending firm behind all of this, and we're finding that the phone numbers have been disconnected and the emails are bouncing back. there's a court hearing wednesday where the family is expected to ask the court to kill this auction. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> steve, thank you. outfits once worn by the king are among hundreds of musical mementos up for auction next week. some are on display tuesday in new york city. also in the mix, jackets worn by the king of pop, michael jackson, and a guitar used by john lennon during his beatles days, which was believed lost for some 50 years. wow. >> coming up, what exactly is pink noise and can it really help you sleep better? >> and later, the skydiver who lost his phone during a plunge. but did he get it back? you're watching world news now. all right. >> victims of mesothelioma and their families may be entitled to receive a

this is jimmy butler and this is jimmy butler's butler. jimmy butler loves hulu plus live tv. he's got over 95 live channels, but jimmy butler's butler is old school for your media social sur. he doesn't realize hulu plus live tv is like cable only better buckets. you get disney plus and espn plus all in one plan. indeed. watch live tv like jimmy butler. where are you going to cut the cord. screwed up. our first guest is a very talented actor, writer and director whose new movie, if hits theaters on may 17th. please welcome john krasinski with us. is it is levin? no this is in love. you better love me. got it. this is it. oh, boy. you know, he could say, you know, you better just say so. if this is in. if this is it. oh, it's so good to see you. if this is if. is that what you guys are saying? oh if this is if. yeah. that's the genius. that's the genius. if this is if is that what you're doing? yes. yeah. that's perfect. that's all the time we have for. that's it. that's it. john krasinski hits you up, says that he knows. and if his movie. if noah. my god. okay. yeah. we're ba

i think there's a lot to unack dawn butler. i think there's a lot to unpack and — dawn butler.pack and that, _ dawn butler. i think there's a lot i to unpack and that, fundamentally diane _ to unpack and that, fundamentally diane abbott was the first elected black female mp in our country and that is— black female mp in our country and that is something to be proud of. when _ that is something to be proud of. when i _ that is something to be proud of. when i entered parliament in 2005 there _ when i entered parliament in 2005 there were just two of us, me and diane _ there were just two of us, me and diane and — there were just two of us, me and diane and they could not tell us apart, _ diane and they could not tell us apart, which is another matter. i think— apart, which is another matter. i think it _ apart, which is another matter. i think it is — apart, which is another matter. i think it is important that the whip was returned to diane, she went through— was returned to diane, she went through the process and it was important that the clippers returned to hen _ important t

butler butler mr. president -- ms. butler: mr. president, today i rise on the heels of mother day to talk about the health crisis for black mothers. i begin by acknowledging the invaluable contribution mothers make each day, kissing scraped knees and chasing monsters out of the closet, mr. president, mothers are indeed our nation's true superheroes. all across the country mothers are the driving force for our economy. according to the center for american progress, mothers are to thanks for most of the economic gains enjoyed by middle classes families -- middle-class families. their data shows that the women's increased labor participation and increased earnings grew the u.s. economy by 13.5%, which translates to an additional $2 trillion in economic activity. and according to the department of labor, 40.5% of working mothers are equal primary or sole income earners for their family, a fact that is especially true for black mothers. in the united states, black mothers are a critical part of our labor force and 80% of them are the b

commission matters/chair butler. >> commissioner evans and um.ou. >> in terms of future meetings i will reiterate my interest in maybe forming on ad hoc budget committee i have the pleasure of working with as vice chair we'll have conversation about that soon. i did tune into the hearing that i believe executive director mcspadden attend at the board of supervisors budget committee on the proposed budget for the navigation fiscal year. there was a presentation request requests to c rap funding i was quite concerned about some of the information they provided and we know we had not have a thorough discussion what the implementation of forwarding did recommendation would cause of e rap budget for the next week i'd like to for this body to be informed the proposal that, you know, we put to the mayor's office had some significant consequences in terms of impacts will be of the of the 5 thousand people could be impacted by the estimate so would a lot of - a budget conversation will will be intense as mayor releases her budget and supervisors start to

i'm here with austin butler, the incredible austin butler. >> reporter: it's a major tourist attraction that pulls in millions of dollars each year for the presley heirs. abc news has tried reaching out to the investment and lending firm behind all of this and we're finding that the phone numbers are disconnected and the emails are bouncing back. there's a court hearing tomorrow, where the family is asking the court to kill this auction. david? >> david: all right, steve, we'll watch it. thanks. >>> there is one note on the economy tonight, and on gas prices. the biden administration releasing a million barrels of gasoline from the strategic reserves. the oil held in reserve in new jersey and maine since superstorm sandy will now be sold at competitive prices in a bid to lower the price at the pump. gas prices averaging about $3.58 nationwide. that's up about 7 cents from this time last year. >>> when we come back tonight, the real scare at a u.s. national park. the tourist attacked by a grizzly bear. >>> also tonight, the death of matthew perry, and the new turn in this investigation.

sonali: harold butler, head of citi's diversity and financial institutions group.t shows strength in consumer behavior. shares hitting an all-time high. details on the big retailer next. this is bloomberg. ♪ sonali: chubb shares are rising after berkshire hathaway unveiled a 6.7 billion dollars stake in the insurance company. the sec allowed berkshire to keep the investment confidential since last year. we are going to discuss with bloomberg intelligence analyst matthew palazzolo who knows the ins and ounce of the insurance world. this is not only a massive stake. you have written about it. it brings to the question whether there are more deals to be done at scale in the insurance industry. >> these are two titans of the industry. when i heard the news, my ears perked up. berkshire and buffett have been on this hunt for an elephant-sized acquisition. the market cap is about $100 billion. berkshire hathaway has hundred 88 billion dollars of cash. i don't think this combination may happen but it is possible. sonali: if it does not happen and you are chubb and you hav

in their office, their butler was present.as present when they brought tea for the reception , and i saw the light of happiness in the eyes of the respectable butler. it was interesting, or during trips and missions abroad , they were very polite and friendly with fellow journalists. they must have a commitment before the trip. when they boarded the plane , they greeted each and every journalist by the name of salam alik , and at the end of the trip, they must be happy. they said that it was very pleasant or that they required the residence of the reporters to be in their own place and did not make any distinction, and finally when i realized that this happened , i called them repeatedly so that communication could be established and be sure. when i spend samaaj, they will surely answer it says that first the occupied horn sounds and then finally the free horn sounds. it was very strange to me . there was a glimmer of hope and i was very hopeful that we would find the happiness of meeting them again , but unfortunately our mee

my friend it isn't there, a butler. and he has more on his really offensive in southern gaza and drop by what's going on right now. not only we're seeing more people are forced to flee or of they were looking at 630000 people have already in forced into if leaving the city in the central part of district. but this really monitor is still controlling the do many crossings that, that cover mobile, solomon crossing their commercial trucks as well as the rubber are crossing for humanitarian. and so for the past will be none of these do crossing have operator, and none of the aid has made it to the gaza strip, mainly in the southern part. but what's really going on right now is really military in a statement at talked about the, the how they are controlling effectively right now, half the distance of philadelphia core door data including rubber crossing and they're only about a 5 kilometers a wave from the coastal road that that means it will include an expansion of the military operations or maneuvers will include the weste

butler: madam president. the presiding officer: the junior senator from california. ms. butler: madam president, in just a few moments, this chamber is going to consider the confirmation of judge dena coggins to be the united states judge for the eastern district of california, and i would proudly want to rise and speak in support of her confirmation. before i begin, i do want to appreciate that judge coggins' family is watching proudly and eagerly the senate floor today. her mother, cynthia ambrose, judge coggins' son, elias, and her daughter, aliah, highway met during her -- who i met during her nomination hearing. i know they are excited for the opportunity for her mother to continue her public service at the highest levels in one of the busiest districts in the state and in the country, and so i just want to take the time to thank ms. coggins' mother, ms. ambrose, elias and aliah for supporting their mom, her daughter, for she is an incredible woman. if confirmed, judge coggins will join the federal bench at a critical moment for the eastern district. the eastern dis

to people who have less social base there was a butler in his office.as present when he brought tea for the reception. i remembered how respectfully he was and i saw the light of joy in the eyes of the respected butler . it was very interesting for me, or during trips and missions abroad. very undamaged, very soil. when they met with the colleagues of the journalists , they had to pay attention before the trip. when they got on the plane , they greeted each and every journalist by the name of salam alik, and at the end of the trip, they must appreciate that it was very pleasant, or that they required the accommodation of the reporters, which they must have. in their own presence and not making any distinction, and the last memory is that the call was made just a few days ago. in the last few days, when i realized that this happened, i called them repeatedly so that we could establish a relationship and i was sure that when i use your money , they will definitely answer. he says that first he smells occupied and then finally he smells free , it was very

now rent remote e is safety to increase has majority butler, low 10 out and economic uncertainty. cost is routing, b j, p. follow india is general election. on alex's era fits the fastest expansion of legalized gambling and us history with sports fights at the center. you're on a sports fan anymore unless you're dealing on the game. fault lines examines the surgeon petting and the impact on those suffering from its addiction. just didn't feel as real as putting actual cash on a table. that like again, we've turned this into a nation of visual gamers, definitely not in control. the big gambles on it. just the, you know, the most real good sign hit surveys at the time of the, the soonest attack give its kind in mobiles the problem. so robin, you want to, i'll just say reliable headquarters here in the also coming up of 2 weeks of waiting in egypt to a truck center through the counter level selim crossing with israel. but no aid has been distributed as of yet is there any falls has continued ever lifeless assault on the giovanni of.

this is jimmy butler and this is jimmy butler's butler. >> jimmy butler loves hulu plus live tv. >> he'smmy butler's butler is old school for your media socials. >> he doesn't realize hulu plus live tv is like cable, only better buckets. you get disney plus and espn plus all in one plan. >> indeed. >> watch live tv like jimmy butler. >> where are you going? to cut the cord. >> make your first move with battery power made by steel >> right now, save $50 on select battery lawn mower sets. >> real steel. >> find yours. struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? >> talk to your doctor about number one. prescribe entyvio offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious . pml a rare, potentially fatal brain infection, cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu like symptoms, sores or are prone to infections. liver problems can occur entyvio relief, remission for real? no, i will never again

paul butler, trump saying he didn't want to take the stand because they could have brought up everythinguote, unquote, great past. he's acknowledging that they could have asked him about stormy daniels through his business practices. what would that have looked like? >> yeah, so for once trump is right about the law, all of his past misconduct could have been subject to cross examination. if i were the prosecutor, i would have started with did you have sex with stormy daniels. he says that he didn't, and again, i think the jury has a pretty clear idea from that testimony. so we thought a lot about how trump often seems to overrule his lawyers. so why did they call costello? that didn't help trump. they subjected stormy daniels to a much more withering cross examination than hope hicks, even though hope hicks had much more incriminating evidence to offer against trump. maybe that's because what trump wanted on his most important decision about whether to take the stand, trump listened to his lawyers. that's good judgment. >> paul callen, trump at one point had tried to claim that he wasn'

. >> this is jimmy butler and this is jimmy butler's butler. jimmy butler loves hulu plus live tv. hulu plus live tv is like cable only better buckets. you get disney plus and espn plus all in one plan. >> indeed. >> watch live tv like jimmy butler. >> where are you going to cut the cord if you've been hurt in an accident and you need results, call sweet james here are just some of the recent wins for our injured clients. >> call the firm that wins. big call. sweet james. >> take a look at our camera from santa cruz this morning, a live look. it's nice along the coast. sunshine, temperatures. right now we are growing through the 50s currently and we're on our way to a warmer afternoon. we're already running a few degrees warmer right now compared to this time yesterday. so inland forecast mid 70s with sunny skies around the bay. shoreline will be in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees with lots of sunshine and bright along the coast. highs in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. so we'll hit 65 in the city, 69 in oakland, 73. the high in san jose gets even warmer over the next couple of

only butler and those who agree with her and worth noting that when judith butler was a professor at colombia she taught cc, so did susan in the 50's. so much more the 1960's. anything from cc century long shift to something like great books. i think so and it's this. the students cutting real quick and the issues changed and constant reinvention and huge required courses 60 sections in the case of cc. it's just not sustainable, better to swap classic text in and out or post topical arts or what students care about. okay. that's it for change. here is cc chair, year is 1955, that's the very peak of the golden age of cc. began departing memo by speaking of running cc for a decade. his work as chair since 1950, revisiting cc books, remaking ccb and creating its book and getting social scientists to teach. he had a 35 member staff, 50 sections. the staff is strong in equal rights, maybe stronger than ever but then comes will win true for any who has run a college program. toddes college faculty he says if you know much about cc and they care less. department heads treat it as distractio

paul butler, jim messina, danny cevallos back with us.rump's lawyer todd blanch says he's running for president and has the right to speak. how does that compar to the judge's ruling in this case? >> that's not going to work. the judge knows that $9,000, that is $1,000 per violation will not deter donald trump. he's a recidivist violator of gag orders. he probably thinks of it as a campaign expense. it's worth it because politically trump has to discredit the process that could make him a convicted felon and even send him to prison, and trump can do that because he's got the biggest megaphone of any criminal defendant in history. i think the judge is in a difficult position. he knows that jailing trump is probably the only thing that will work to shut him up. the judge also has to be concerned about equal justice under the law. any other defendant who committed contempt of court nine times would be sitting in rikers island right now. >> danny, blanche also raised a fearless issue saying his client should have a right to respond to comment

butler, aye. mr. kelly, aye. mr. scott of florida, no. vote: the clerk: mr. schmitt, no. clerk: mr. hoeven, no. the clerk: mr. boozman, no. mr. cornyn, no. the clerk: mr. risch, no. mr. reed, -- mrs. blackburn, no. the clerk: mr. scott of south carolina, no. the clerk: mr. cotton, no. the clerk: mr. braun, no. mr. wyden, aye. the clerk: ms. klobuchar, aye. mr. mullin, no. the clerk: mr. markey, aye. the clerk: mr. king, aye. ms. murkowski, aye. the clerk: mr. daines, no. the clerk: mr. schumer, aye. the clerk: mr. sullivan, no. the clerk: mr. hawley, no. the clerk: mrs. gillibrand, aye. the clerk: mr. booker, aye. the clerk: mr. lujan, aye. the clerk: mr. young, no. mr. cruz, no. ms. duckworth, aye. the clerk: mr. van hollen, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. ossoff, aye. the clerk: mrs. britt, no. mr. heinrich, aye. the clerk: mr. blumenthal, aye. mr. sanders, aye. the clerk: mr. cramer, no. the clerk: mr. bennet, aye. the clerk: mr. warner, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. warnock, aye. the presiding officer: on this vote the yeas are 52, the nays are 42, and the motion is agreed to.

senator butler's legislation would endow chisholm with congress highest award for her. activism and legacy. warnock's legislation would commission and place a permanent statue of her at a public place in the us capitol. >> the popular bay bridge lights will be returning early next year. the organization behind that art installation said today. it has secured the funding to turn that light display back on. those lights went dark more than a year ago because of maintenance issues, and since then, more than $10 million has been raised to revive the installation. earlier on the four, we spoke with ben davis, the founder of illuminate, the nonprofit behind those bay bridge lights. >> it won't look substantially different, but it may look a little bit more mature and beautiful. but what's really exciting is we're we're doubling the number of leds. we're actually going to still be on the western span, on the northern edge of the bay bridge, but we're going to wrap around the cables with a light node on each side. so you'll still have the same view into san francisco and the no

catherine christian, another msnbc legal analyst, former prosecutor paul butler and former u.s. attorney paul charlton. katy, to you. three notes in total. what are the key portions the jurors wanted to hear for a second time? did donald trump react at all? >> reporter: donald trump didn't react at all to get that over with. he sat there, slumped low in his chair. his eyes were closed for much of the reading of the testimony. he wasn't sleeping. he would open them up, readjust his tie. but he acted as he acted throughout the trial. leaning back and shutting his eyes. the jury wanted to hear the jury instructions over again, a portion. they wanted to hear four key points of testimony. it was testimony regarding michael cohen and david pecker, a phone call that david pecker had about karen mcdougal with michael cohen where pecker said he would tear up the rights. michael cohen said the boss will be angry. pecker is asked, who did you assume the boss to be? the boss was donald trump. a phone call between donald trump and david pecker regarding pay. then essentially, most essentiall

and darrow butler and central grounds, which is one both the station is still operating. a correspondent, honey. my mood proposed though from the are these exhausted palestinians have waited for hours to get clean water at this station and their children are also in the queue clutching containers too large for their hands. this is the daily reality for palestinians where diminishing water supplies turn everything into a struggle for survival. the have to wait 3 hours just to fill one container. lots of people have to queue under water pressure the week. and sometimes the rotors completely shut off and the world is just watching. since as rose bombardment of eastern europe has escalated, many habits linked to central garza increasing of pressure and supplies. their garza has been suffering from water shortages for years. the means stores, the coastal act with fires is contaminated by sewage and pollution making nearly all of its water and fit for human consumption. before the war, people have access to 80 leaders of water per day, and that was already far below what the yo

is probably university last week demanding that it contains as riley's as rouse actions. natasha butler has more from the science is probably invested in paris while the administrators of sales for university here in paris has had a meeting with some students. and this follows a large prototype last friday with some of the students stage, assisting others with purchasing outside the university in a show of solidarity with the problems, sending people for thousands of protests that was cleared by police effectuated some students saying that the police were too heavy handed, now the end of this meeting between the administrators and the students, we spoke some of the students and what they said was the day go names with a certain set of demons. they all skin the day university here in paris costs it's ties with. and he is ready to universities that asking the university to have more opening on this debate. they say about what is happening in golf and they will save on some insurance from the university's ministration. is that any students taking part in these protests will not be punished

and so i should butler, how does their powers in germany police arrest of several protest has taken pos and assessing that humboldt university in berlin, correspondent dominant came was that as the police have just started taking away some of the most vociferous of the protests to people drag through a sofa, it's happened because a protest has had 4 bottles of water to assist to sustain them during this process . they've been absent for several hours. and the arrival of baseball football fields was the capitalist of the police. to move in and drag people away. you can see that all still. somewhere around about 30 people sent. yes, i came across in this price that they being can hear what they're saying about how to sign up and that sort of thing goes with the salt and smoke and say happy shante overlays throughout the owns. the other side is the gate. so you can see what the police presence here, there's also another small, a price that's the people seem similar songs, surgeons charts and that sort of thing. remember the full flow receives wanted this process to be shut down some consid

all right, natasha butler reporting from brussels. thank you so much. i to and so ahead here on algae 0, we look forward from bangladesh on the impact of a tropical cycle around which has displaced more than 800000 people. the . i want people to look closer at the ugly side of his eye point by camera where all those prefer not to look i'm right about what it means to be american and about the ordinary people who get caught up in the us worse filmmaker rally and also viet time when on the power of political lot, what are the stories we tell sales about also and how do we base our past to change our future studio be unscripted upon one on i will just sierra, the . ringback the colleges and the they're watching now there's 0 reminder of our top stories. this hour is real facing strong condemnation from countries in europe and the middle east, over its attack on attempt to account for displaced, pallets in house to use in a box. at least 45 people were killed. and these are pictures from this morning. a survivors pick up what's left from the scorched debris

and so i should butler, how does their powers or so hes on the al jazeera and explosion in the eastern democratic republic of congo kills at least 9 people on security is high in charge ahead of monday's presidential election and find out why opposition groups, according to the polls to be suspect, the i'm counting the calls protested in the us to bond universities, divest some israel, how the schools make them money. washington, once russia to pay for rebuilding ukraine must go friends to retaliate. plus what's the future of a tick tock for the american market? kind of thing that costs pulled out just a rough pod hitch. i mean to be used as the i r c suffered casualties. we have not suffered to say, tyler sees thank goodness we did have injuries from a missile strike on a guest house. thought provoking on to who that you say know double stand to all of us any, any one in particular? i said, all facing realities government seems here to whittle down democracy if this is troubling for you. it's very, very painful via the story on talk to how does era the latest news as it breaks another

work has rights and many said they will also demonstrating for peace in the middle east. natasha butler has moved from paris and there was scuffles between the french police and some protesters. the powers has made a raleigh but overall it was called french trade unions that amongst, through the city coatings professor conditions for workers. the demonstrators, with thousands of people who to say, come to pay for into the void garza this has been going on for 75 years. it's just that there was a genocide and we just hoped to will in the double dresser. we have to do everything for a boy come to the olympics this summer, we want the maximum number of people to call for a band of israel from the olympic games. on the, on those weak students stage, the power says most prestigious universities to get these faxed to us before police jesus some students described as heavy handed. meanwhile, frances prime minister content, the protests and the almost real supportive. wonderful. so i went to seals po and told to the administrators to denounce the actions of an agitating and dangerous minority.

my mood reports not from darrow butler in central gaza. our fab hill comedy is preparing to bury her husband on her son. but this is not the 1st time she has lost loved ones. there is really a tax in this war. the table in the house at the beginning of the room and 10 people were mounted. 5 of them were my children, wives of my sons and my grandchildren. this is the human cost of israel, warren garza pain, suffering despair and a side that has become too familiar to gaza. population a funeral in an area that was supposed to be the last safe place for palestinian people here. find themselves surrounded by intense is rarely bombardment. the, there's no safe place enough. hon. eunice, thanks lots of jamalia and the say that's enough of safety. is there any with god now is really proves on the ground reason they really forces have pushed deeper into rough despite international contamination. and as these really are me prepared to expand its military maneuvers in gauze, the south, most city, 600000 people have a slave the area to places like he

early on monday, patasha butler reports on that at all barrack. and that re do suggest some of the words that were being used by some you foreign ministers here in brussels at that meeting to describe israel's attack on a campus in roughly the killed thousands of civilians, the e u farm policy chief use. a bro said that the news coming out to harass a, a thing absolutely horrifying. he said, it is clear that there is no safe place for civilians in gauze, and you should actually take place immediately after the international court of justice forwarded to a stop. all military activities in gosh, as we also heard from the foreign ministers of spain, no way an island, those 3 countries set to recognize a palestinian state. on tuesday they said that the recognition was important to give palestinian self determination. and also as a step to finding a diplomatic solution, some have framed our decision is to move our decision to recognize the state of palestine as a move to impose an outcome on the parties. are somehow a reward for terror. nothing could b

shaq and austin butler, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm so sorry. that was too confusing.ld he call now? >> i'm shaq. >> jimmy: okay, good. thank you. >> steve: they're still here. >> jimmy: and finally, police said a homeowner in pennsylvania was doing yard work when they found a a significant amount of cocaine buried in the ground. [ audience oohs ] growing up, my family didn't have a lot of money so we could only afford above ground cocaine. [ cheers and applause ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. he's one of my favorites. he is the host of hbo's "real time with bill maher," and his new book "what this comedian said will shock you" is available now. bill maher is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] funny dude. oh, she's a great actress. currently stars in two apple tv+ show, "physical" and "plantonic." which are both streaming now. rose byrne is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] plus, i can't wait to talk to this guy. he is the award-winning filmmaker behind the h

are bringing natasha butler who's joining us from paris . so what can we expect to come out of that emergency meeting? natasha well, we'll have to wait to see what comes asked that emergency meeting, but there is no doubt so that the french government and the french president said he wants to get all of the handled in this situation because what we seen and you kind of january for the last couple of nights on rest and violence. sprinting, the french president coordinate absolutey, unacceptable condemning that violence. he is called for. com as have other members of the government in terms of the situation in new caledonia. we know that neither about a 130 people were arrested. according to the french interior administer shots were fired by some protesters. at least these 2 people died. overnights and also the buildings calls to excess lights. schools now have be shots. other institutions have been shots for the next few days because of course he's on the island to very concerned about the situation that remains of coal spray tends on the int

from when a tasha butler sent this report, the french police into powers whose prestigious seals pro university campus to remove thousands of students who staged in over night sits in school for an into israel's foreign garza offices to the students outside. if for allowing them to leave the area in small groups, most remain defiance. i don't know if you guys will set up a system on well, our demands are clearly, we want an inquiry into the academic, an economic legs between our university and those in israel. because israel is violating human rights and that's when the director said it would never happen. we also have 6 students on hunger strikes. i mean, obviously we're drawing, but the director said is changing nothing. and then other parts of the city, hundreds of students demonstrated in front of the historic all to going to building the students here to show solidarity with the palestinian people. but also to denounce would say, say it's growing police repression on university campuses. they cannot, as soon as there is a university sit in the police are sent in. today we have a

hope that the assassination attempt will destabilize and rated politically polarized country natasha butler, which is 0 central. so if i q, the new director of one of the columbia is biggest presence has been shot dead weeks after receiving threats against him. and his family and mer fernandez was being driven home from the modelled prison in bogota. when his service vehicle was intercepted by gunman, he had received desperate sap to implementing new government policies to clean up presents, including unannounced searches of inmates cells present. gustavo petrol condemned. his mother and the minister of the interior said they would do everything to find those responsible. this is the mancha. how's the weather on? general selling mind can go drawn, has been to the locked down operation in the city of boca, to find the authors of this homicide. i am leaving right now for an extraordinary security meeting at the national police headquarters to the family of the colonel, fernandez. i want to extend all my solidarity and out of the government and the whole country and to the murderers. i want to

that's the last the last week demanding it condemns, as well as actions attached to butler has moved from the university in paris as well. the administrators of sales full university here in paris has had a meeting with some students, ms. fullers lodge protest last friday with some of the students states, assisting others and purchasing outside the university in show of solidarity with the problems, sending people for thousands of protests that was created by police effectuated some students saying that the police were too heavy handed. now the end of this meeting between the administrators and the students, we spoke some of the students and what they said was that they had gone in with a certain set of demo. and they all skiing the day university here in paris costs it's ties with. and he is ready to universities that asking the university to have more opening on this debate. they say about what is happening in golf, and they will save on some insurance from the university's administrative that any students taking part in these protests will not be punished and will not be expelled.

ross butler right. to teach there are there kids russians still watch the rights to have their signs up and russian. i mean, these are, these are things that we see happen around the world when you are either ethnic cleansing or you're pushing people out of an area. so uh, what russians did was defending is people of people that could identify themselves as russian does rush. i have a, a, basically some sort of idea of going to the very end of your credit of inquiry about missiles pointing out at your brushing distance. don't have to go up to the border of the youtube to hit their target, just like western missiles don't have to go up to the board or russia, but for some reason, they thought it'd be a good idea to expand the needle. you credit, which is the biggest level of land next to russia all the way up to the border. and we all know, i think we all know that we're sitting here and people that are watching this. we know how this started. we know that there were negotiations on the table that this n

carter butler, a friend said she'll do it takes the lead vis europe at the project. but the e u is dependent on a tool and west of the maintenance and the the can be done on the stand up to position them serve in this new emergency put on work emerging. we're actually, you is losing power on the side only in a good cvt. close the speaking of the young, aggressive out of the weight, we have the polish official them wanting to host the american nuclear missiles on their soil. i mean, what country in the world is we don't we want, we want to be a target for in a nuclear war. i, i just, i can't understand that whatsoever. why would you want to do that? unless you want to just curry favor, you want it, you want it, you're giving a nod to washington. you. where are you? where are you guys in europe to get the french forget the germans. poland will stand with you. i mean, this is insanity red and the russians are not going to react to it. really go ahead and why don't we need to talk suppose people instead of the post politicians withdrawal obviously, but i don't think the

civil unrest was triggered by controversial changes due to be made to its voting system. natasha butler explains often now the noise of unrest and the new caledonian capital. a new male residents cleaned off. well, some fun has continued to damage game during find a protest by pro independence group voice and your games to move by the french government it believes is designed to marginalize its voice, and vast of indigenous cannot community securely. things often we hope that the state listens to us, that they realize that we do not agree with this. we do not agree with that little on the way. uh, why should we give other people the chance to decide for us, we've been in a colonial situation for several years now. on tuesday, the french parliament adopted a constitutional reform bill. there would allow french residents, you've lived in new caledonia for 10 years to vote in local elections offices. interior administers that the bill was aimed at the expanding democracy route, which was really good for me to respect the parliamentary vote. we need to understand what we're doing here. this

butler. [ applause ] >> thank you to the members of our administration that are here.o, i must congratulate tonight'se. rising star michigan statener sarah anthony. you will hear from her soon. rising star rock star. of course, the we are emily honoree and toward american that gave herself in service in every way senator tammy duck worth. congratulations, [ applause ] so, for almost four decades emily's list help elect leaders in the fight for reproductive freedom. today, because of emily's list we have more pro chose women governors than any time in history. we have more pro-choice women in the united states congress than in any time in history yes, with the support of emily's list i'm proud to be the first woman elected vice president of the united states. emily's list was built for this moment. emily's list was built for the moment. this fight for freedom. the fundamental freedom of the woman that makes decisions about her own body and not have her government telling her what a to do. two weeks ago, last week the united states supreme court decided to overturn roe v