opponents are putting up a fight claiming caleb's law would delay treatment involving dentia law. >> reporter: one mother tearfully told lawmakers approximate a child she claims died because he didn't get dental care in time. >> 4 years old and his death was completely unnecessary. this child died because he didn't get into your system early enough. >> reporter: we tried to contact this doctor to get more details about that child but she never returned our calls. the dire denti cal prediction ec echos others that oppose caleb's law. >> that will not make your procedures safer but instead could potent yacht a crisis in access to care for all californians, particularly knows most vulnerable, the poor, the dental phobic and our state's kids. >> it's not true. >> reporter: dr. kenneth pearson and his son run a dental surgery center near fresno. 95% of their patients are on denti cal. every one gets a separate denis andance anesthesia yolgs. >> every patient has a full team of five licensed professionals. >> reporter: the pearson's say their clinic is proof caleb's law won't destroy denti

they oppose caleb's law. >> the poor the, the dental -- >> dr.rson and his son run a dental surgery center. 95% of their patients are on dentical. every one gates a separate dentist and anesthesiologist. >> every patient that comes into our surgery center has a full-time of five licensed professionals. he says their team is proof the law won't destroy dentical. >> it would not impact us at all. >> dentists here operate on those kids as a team too. we wanted to test the doomsday claims that oral surgeons and the doctor made. >> please remember all the children -- >> are you accepting new dentical patients? >> we called 400 clinics that are taking new patients. we found only seven offer general anesthesia. as for the oral surgeons who predict a crisis of closed doors under caleb's law, we found their doors might not be open to begin with. >> are you accepting new dentical patients? >> we made more calls and found that only 13% of all california's oral surgeons will accept one of the patients right now. it will force dentists to turn away needy pati

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caleb, what was their response? that is right. what would 1000 white volunteers to the beloved community sncc created? you know there are white people in sncc. casey hayden was there. bob zellner was there. sncc had been founded with both blacks and whites in membership. african-americans had always been the majority. there was concern of bringing in this many white volunteers to come out and their fears were will founded because it has a lasting impact with significant structural change. initially, the staff members vote no. this illustrates the important and the ability to bob moses had. he says he is not interested in being a move -- being in a movement that is not interracial. dave dennis will be chosen as his codirector. where have we seen dave dennis? nathan, where have we seen dave dennis? he's in coming of age in mississippi. he was one of the core staff members in mississippi with anne moody. that is the dave she refers to constantly. dave dennis played a very important role and you have seen him already. he becomes codir

what do you sympathy about that, caleb?mately i don't believe there should be a system in place automatically forgives debt that you take on in that case. that is not how a functioning economy operates. lenders lend with risk associated with the intent of getting a significant roi on that. what you're seeing is a lot of activists call for overall forgiveness. you're starting to see radical left elected officials that are starting to campaign on that promise. i know that is not what alan stands for but, no, you need to have a society that focuses a little bit more on fiscal responsibility. liz: alan, we have to run, what is your final thought on this? our viewers want to know how they pay off these loans. >> this is not a bad borrower problem. this is predatory lending problem that the federal government stands at top of it. bankruptcy protection must be restored in order to prices come down. that is where they begin. liz: universities raise their tuition much higher than the rate of inflation. >> that is astonishing. >> get

go ahead, caleb. >> kids are dead. joel: kids are dead. once again, we are confronted with the ugly reality of mississippi. >> i find it interesting they say the two white guys were only shot, while chaney was beaten and then shot multiple times. joel: that is right, he was beaten. you will note if you look at the bottom of page 163, michael schwerner's wife said, we know this search is because my husband and andrew goodman are white. if only chaney was involved, nothing would have been done. they have been murders in mississippi for years and nothing had been done. but now something was being done. a sort of cynical position that aims you more, that violence to whites would bring media attention actually proves to be true. freedom summer goes on. it continues. the wave of volunteers headed to mississippi, they do what they were there to do. these are just some fantastic pictures. i love the symmetry of the volunteers sitting on top of a mailbox, writing a letter. we have a cofo youth coordinator, doug smith, gracie hawthorne, and a volunt

caleb died after a routine appointment to have a tooth pulled mp the parnlts say the dentist doing theesthesia at the same time was doing too much. now lawmakers are considering caleb's law would o which would require dentist to bring in a second dentist to assist them when they put kids under. not everyone agrees even dentistis. >> if this gets passed this is access to care under abysmal failure. >> it would not impact us at all. >> those conflicting opinions motivated us to call hundreds of dentist offices tonight at 11 we'll reveal what we fund out also reveal the change in the olivares where caleb sears put to sleep but didn't wake up the number is 1-888-996-tips. or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> okay thank you very much well account zpliet five years of drought south bay water managers have have been nervous about the high levels of water in the reservoirs, the concern in one word earthquakes within with the spillway releasing water nonsteno since january, the reservoir finallies dimmed below the danger level. santa clara water district they worry a quake in the wrong spot wh

on children that's how caleb died.is afternoon assembly committee heard a bill that would require a separate nurse or dentist to do thesia on kids in dentist offices. but the committee voted for weaker standards that would lesser trained worker to supervise sedation np caleb's family is disappointed but vows to continue fighting. we'll keep you up to date np if you have a consumer complaint let us know the number is 1-888-996-tips online online as nbcbayarea.com/responds. with thesy and kids important to point out you do have a choice if the dentsist says they're doing the general thesia and the procedure at the same time you can say, no. bring somebody else in. that is creditor choice as a parent. >> yes. definitely go with the thesia owl outlet thank you soefrp. >>> well denim jeans with rips tears mu mud on them look like they've been worn before. nordstrom is taking that fad a step further. department is store is selling jeans covered in fake mud wait until you see how much. he heavily distressed pants embody rugge

. >> that's 5-year-old caleb, who is excited about the 19 eggs he brought home.them, caleb says he likes to decorate eggs to celebrate the holiday. >>> you your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> the showers are winding down, but the clouds will stay in place the next 24 hours. and shortly more rain will fall tomorrow. live doppler 7 showing early active picture earlier this afternoon. tonight we're tracking the exit of the storm system. but what is falling in place now is a little bit of fog. live doppler 7 will get you down into the north bay. this is visibility in miles. ten is absolutely perfection. but when you get to napa, it's down to four miles. i do expect there will be some areas of patchy fog for your monday morning commute. extra time likely not a bad idea tomorrow morning. outside we go. live look from our emeryville camera. it has been a cloudy day, and that continues tonight. you can see the low clouds hovering over the lights of the east bay. and the clouds will greet you first thing tomorrow morning. rainfall fell just as we would expect. bu

caleb douglass was riding a dirt bike when police gave chase. he hit a woman and 6-year-old niece at 69th and market in upper darby, carjacked a vehicle and took off. the woman and her niece were seriously injured. douglass was injured. he was arraigned at the hospital. >>> vice president mike pence is in south korea amid high tensions between the u.s. and north korea. north korea missile failed immediately upon launch. some are asking if u.s. hackers disrupted the you launch. >> reporter: with all eyes on north correspond -- korea a weekend missile launched failed in spectacular fashion, a median range missile blew up after watch humiliating the leader. >> we will meet any use of nuclear weapons with an overwhelming and effective response. >> reporter: new questions whether the launch failed whether a u.s. cyber attack could have brought the missile down. >> i wouldn't think so, but i wouldn't rule it out. >> there are strong links that the americans have been successful in interrupting these tests and making they will fail. >> reporter: that f

he loves playing catch with brother caleb in his back yard. sometimes his interviews turn into a family affair. >> it has been so much fun for all of us to learn different aspects of sports and go on the stories with him. >> reporter: fun might not be the word aden would use. the first time his mom took him to an interview with his favorite player, anthony randon randonne. >> my mom made me late for the biggest interview of my career. >> reporter: aden's sports illustrated editor says the seventh graders has blossomed into a very good writer and that he pitches more stories to her than any of the other kid reporters. his mom has a feeling she knows what makes him good at this gig. >> he is fearless, he's not scared to ask anyone anything and he is not scared to push to get what he needs. so that sore of tenacity and perseverance has turned him -- served him well. >> reporter: it took aden two tries to be hired as an s.i. reporter. he said he would like to sports journalism thing for a living. >> that was a beauty. >> reporter: kind of hard to

. >> just for the record here, caleb brought home 19 eggs and he's really proud of that. >> announcerccuweather forecast with trew tuma. >> the heaviest of the rain is pushing to our east but we're still left over with scattered showers to contend with for the evening. live doppler showing green on the screen. let's go in tighter, show you where the rain is falling at this hour. along the peninsula, some light rain falling around redwood city, approaching palo alto at this hour, falling at wood side currently. we'll take you inland. a scattering of some very light showers around pleasanton and livermore to the south and east of sunol. into the north bay, steadier rain around jenner, bodega bay, santa rosa. this is going to be the theme at least the next three to four hours. scattered light showers in nature. while it's raining here, take a look at tahoe, a live look. they are getting some fresh powder this evening. not a lot of snow, two to 3 inches, but still they are adding onto a record year of snow fall across the region. outside right now it's on the chilly side. today temperatur

. >> just for the record here, caleb brought home 19 eggs and he's really proud of that. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with trew tuma. >> the heaviest of the rain is pushing to our east but we're still left over with scattered showers to contend with for the evening. live doppler showing green on the screen. let's go in tighter, show you where the rain is falling at this hour. along the peninsula, some light rain falling around redwood city, approaching palo alto at this hour, falling at wood side currently. we'll take you inland. a scattering of some very light showers around pleasanton and livermore to the south and east of sunol. into the north bay, steadier rain around jenner, bodega bay, santa rosa. this is going to be the theme at least the next three to four hours. scattered light showers in nature. while it' raining here, take a look at tahoe, a live look. they are getting some fresh powder this evening. not a lot of snow, two to 3 inches, but still they are adding onto a record year of snow fall across the region. outside right now it's on the chilly side. today

australia's caleb ewan finished second to take the overall lead.on was christopher lawless who was fourth. and simon yates has won the fourth stage of the tour of roman—die in switzerland. the briton finished just ahead of richie porte and has a 19 second overall lead over the australian. britain's two—time winner chris froome struggled, finishing more than a minute behind yates. exeter moved level on points with leaders wasps in rugby union's premiership with a 36—12 win over northampton saints. they ran in six tries in front of their home fans at sandy park to erase the gap at the top after wasps' defeat on friday. centre ian whitten‘s score helped to make it a record seventh straight bonus—point win in the premiership for the chiefs. in the pro 12, ospreys' 24—10 win over ulster has left them on the verge of a semi final play off spot. they need just a point from their final game of the season to secure their place in the end of season playoffs. elsewhere there were comfortable wins for munster and scarlets. mark selby is on course to win consec

. >> reporter: childhood friend caleb banks descriebtd moment and 15-year-old elizabeth thomas' family found out she was found safe. >> everybody was hoping for the best and, you know, the best is what we gogot. >> reporter: but it took nearly 40 days and a nationwide search for thomas and her former science teacher 50-year-old tad cummins. they were found in this remote northern california cabin nearly 2500 miles from their home town south of nashville. out of 1500 tips, griffin barry, a local property manager, called in the one that led authorities to them. >> someone showed me a picture and i was like, "that's the guy." >> reporter: an affidavit alleges cummins had been planning his time on the run with her. he had taken out a loan that previous weeks of approximately $4500, filled out a prescription for cialis, a drug used for erectile dysfunction and booked hotel reservations out of state. >> we all love you and want to see you again. >> reporter: for weeks, people in her home town put up fliers and held vigils. >> the efforts, i believe, of getting everybody together, pazzing out

australia's caleb ewan finished second to take the overall lead.e tour of romandie in switzerland. the briton finished just ahead of richie porte and has a 19 second overall lead over the australian. britain's two time winner chris froome struggled, finishing more than a minute behind yates. andy murray's comeback from injury is still a work in progress. the world number one missed out on a place in the final of the barcelona open. although he says he's pleased with his week's work, murray was beaten in three sets by the fourth seed from austria, dominic thiem. joe lynskey watched the match for us. andy murray's road to recovery is paved in red. on the clay of catalonia he's trying to get back to the peak of his powers. on this, the most unpredictable surface, any time on court is time to adjust. dominic thiem is more of a clay specialist. but some shots are spectacular, whatever you're playing on. the austrian, racing to the first set, 6—2. the fourth seed was building momentum. against the world number one, thiem was seizing the spotlight. murray

australia's caleb ewan finished second to take the overall lead.fourth. exeter moved level on points with leaders wasps in rugby union's premiership with a 36—12 win over northampton saints. they ran in six tries in front of their home fans at sandy park to erase the gap at the top after wasps' defeat last night. centre ian whitten's score helped to make it a record seventh straight bonus—point win in the premiership for the chiefs. 0spreys have closed in on a semi—final spot in the pro12 after a 24—10 win over ulster. the welsh side couldn't manage a bonus point, but have moved above scarlets into third, running in three tries at the liberty stadium. ulster stay fifth with one game remaining. mark selby will play john higgins in the final of the world snooker championship, which starts in sheffield tomorrow. defending champion selby narrowly beat china's ding junhui 17—15. it was 16—15 when selby‘s break of 72 got him the victory. he was pretty happy about it too! higgins quickly won the one frame he needed to beat bary hawkins 17—8 the first sess

. >>> police in upper darby arrested caleb douglass who was riding a dirt bike through philadelphia onturday. he crossed into upper darby and that's where police say he ran down a woman and child. he carjacked a vehicle and took off. douglass was injured during the crash. he was arraigned at crozer-chester hospital where's being treated. >>> the trial continues for the man charged in the fatal ambush at a state police barracks. prosecutors could rest their case against eric frein this week. he is charge with killing corporal brian dixon and wounding another. he spent 48 days on the run before capture by u.s. marshals. >> today is the final day to register for pennsylvania voters if they want to participate in the may primary. two city ballots questions are up for a vote. >> 6:35 a.m., a few showers, right? >> reporter: yeah, most of them to the west right now, storm tracker 6 live down scan shows you there's a little green in the western suburbs and as we take that two dimensional view there's a bit of a light sprinkle dieing away in the center of the chester county. more in lancaster

david: thank you very much for joining me here, caleb and max.rg'se in to markets first 100 days on thursday. we will take a deep dive into the relationship the u.s. and china for the entirety of our. trump will meet his chinese counterpart in mar-a-lago in florida. special programming for stay at 1:00 eastern time. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets, trumps first 100 days, politics and policy of the new administration. but will check in with abigail doolittle. motion april is bumpy for major averages in the u.s.. all are down, most since march 21st. an intraday chart of the s&p 500 index showing volatility. early on the index was slightly higher, now the lowest on a 10th of 1% -- rht now it's closer to lows than not. hop into the bloomberg and take a look at the imap on the s&p is sector --what happening sector wise. we see already. a moment ago it has been. the financials had been the biggest strike down more than 1%, energy was right there. now materials are down about 1%. financials are still down, 8/10 of 1%. we look at so

what about the kid, his name is caleb o'neill? the one who reported her in class.chool suspended him in february. he would have to write an apology. it was reversed but only after he threatened a lawsuit. up next, ivy league colleges are already richer at the end many countries and's more smug. why they are getting so much money from the government. g new. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. essential for him, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have

what about the kid, his name is caleb o'neill, he's the one who recorded cox in class, he didn't makewell. the school suspended him and said it if you wanted to return there he would have to write an apology. his suspension was reversed but only after he threatened a lawsuit. up next, colleges are already richer than many small countries into much more smug? why are they getting billions from the federal government every year. stay tuned for the numbers. i realize that ah, that $100k is not exactly a fortune. well, a 103 yeah, 103. well, let me ask you guys. how long did it take you two to save that? a long time. then it's a fortune. well, i'm sure you talk to people all the time who think $100k is just pocket change. right now we're just talking to you. i told you we had a fortune. yes, you did. getting closer to your investment goals starts with a conversation. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today. >> tucker: well, america and throughout the world, the ivy league represents the pinnacle of prestige and wealth in the hope of opportunity. but a new report suggests that

daughter-in-law leeann, my other lovely daughter-in-law lauren, my favorite son hayden, my other favorite son calebhave one more favorite son. steve: oh, ok. kane: i had to throw that in because he will see the show. steve: hey, listen, you seem like a real nice group here. these are the champs over here. they play really well, and they nice folks. come on, let's play well. let's get it on, ladies. come on. give me angela! give me kane! let's go. ["family feud" theme playing] heh. top 7 answers on the board. here we go, guys. name someone

australia's caleb ewan finished second to take the overall lead. of the tour of romandie in switzerland. the briton finished just ahead of ritchie porte and has a nineteen second overall lead over the australian. britain's two time winner chris froome struggled, finishing more than a minute behind yates. exeter moved level on points with leaders wasps in rugby union's premiership with a 36—12 win over northampton saints. they ran in six tries in front of their home fans at sandy park to erase the gap at the top after wasps' defeat on friday. centre ian whitten‘s score helped to make it a record seventh straight bonus—point win in the premiership for the chiefs. in the pro 12, 0spreys' 2a—10 win over ulster has left them on the verge of a semi—final play off spot. they need just a point from their final game of the season to secure their place in the end of season playoffs. elsewhere, there were comfortable wins for munster and scarlets. mark selby is on course to win consecutive world snooker titles after he narrowly beat china's ding junhui 17—15,

>> probably frank mason of kansas and then caleb swanigan of purdue.about is lonzo ball of ucla. >> seth: freshman at ucla. >> he's a jason kidd-type point guard whose father has been talking a lot. >> seth: yes, i believe the father said he could beat jordan one on one. >> the father said he could beat jordan. and then he said that his son, lonzo, is better than steph curry. >> seth: right. >> which is a little bit of a stretch. [ light laughter ] but who knows? like richard williams said a lot of things about serena and venus that turned out to be right. >> seth: right. >> earl woods said a lot of things about tiger, turned out to be right. maybe levar ball is the nostradamus of basketball. >> seth: well, there you go. >> his son's really good. >> seth: certainly something to keep our eyes on. thank you so much for making the time. we really appreciate it, jay. [ cheers and applause ] jay bilas, everybody. follow him on twitter @jaybilas. we'll be right back with chris hayes. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [laughs] ♪ you have a side that is retired ♪ ♪

australia's caleb ewan finished second to take the overall lead.shed just ahead of richie porte and has a 19 second overall lead over the australian. britain's chris froome struggled, finishing more than a minute behind yates. andy murray's comeback from injury is still a work in progress — the world number missed out on a place in the final of the barcelona open — beaten in three sets by austria's dominic thiem. joe lynskey watched the match for us. andy murray's road to recovery is paved in red. on the clay of catalonia he's trying to get back to the peak of his powers. on this, the most unpredictable surface, any time on court is time to adjust. dominic thiem is more of a clay specialist. but some shots are spectacular, whatever you are playing on. the austrian, racing to the first set, 6-2. the austrian, racing to the first set, 6—2. the fourth seed was building momentum. against the world number one, thiem was seizing the spotlight. murray has reached the top through his battling qualities. no matter what form he is in, he finds a way to frust

when i asked doctor caleb of your predecessor, his top priorities while we were working on 21st centuryures. he says to give the fda the authority to hire and do what the agency needs to do. we in p colluded that authority and i am concerned as our other members of this committee of the administration hiring fees and will affect the fda and how you plan to deal with that if confirmed. thank you for being here. i look forward to hearing your testimony on these important issues, senator murray. >> thank you very much chairman alexander and doctor gottieb. thank you f gottlieb. >> we got the full paper work on friday meaning we just had a handful of days to understand the extent of doctor gottlieb, he will regulate a fda commissioner and fine and review and go in the companies and products that raise concerns of potential conflicts of interests. chairman alexander, i have repeatedly stress publicly the importance of -- fully vetting the administration nominees should not be a priority for democrats alone. both parties making the decision of these critical departments and of the agencies th

caleb. the like the equilibrium we see here. one of the comments i read in your opening statement is you see a false dichotomy that boils down to either speed or safety. and i would appreciate you extounding upon that price oftentimes is a component of how long it takes to get to market. there is a successful venture from clemson university in my home state of south carolina, the dish bioprinting. and i would imagine that given the current investments in capital and time to get a drug to market we should encourage every tool possible that helps us get there faster and safer. i would love to hear your comments on tools like bioprinting as well as your comments about the dichotomy that may be a false paradigm. >> thank you for the question, senator. i think it is the case that drugs do get priced to some measure the cost of capital to create those drugs. and the longer the timeline and the more cost on the more uncertainty that process, the higher the cost of capital to fund an endeavor to try to find a new innovation. i think any