carolina: .cultivos, autos y propiedades. hoy tambiÉn estamos bajo alto riesgodeber granizo de gran tamaÑo desde luisiana hacia georgia. vamos a ver en este momento interesante, la velocidad de los vientosinfluyen el tamaÑo del granizo que vemos caer mÁs de 90 millas por hora. traen un granizo del tamaÑo de una toronja. en las Últimas 24 horas se han reportado 127re por tres de granizo desde texas, mississippi, alabama, georgia y la florida. la tormenta se dirige hacia el este del paÍsesta trayendo fuertes precipitaciones desde luisiana hacia alabama, georgia para las prÓximas horas continuarÁ desplazÁndose hacia florida. trayendo no sÓlo vientos destructivos sino granizo de gran tamaÑo y a partir de esa noche llega a las carolina y maÑananueva york, boston y nueva inglaterra. hay 2 millones de personas desde nueva orleans hacia jacksonville y savannah viendo inestabilidad para el dÍa de hoy. se esperan fuertes precipitaciones que pudieran traer inundaciones repentinas desde nueva orleans hasta c

carolina: gracias., apenas la ordenamos ayer. nooo, estoy bien, solo que... ahhhh... . ¿llegó? relájate, los snacks de chewy siempre llegan super rápido. siento una energía que me invade. no me puedo controlar. ¡estoy muy emocionado! ¡ohhhhh! ¡galletas horneadas de manzana! recuerda... tienes que controlarte... ya las huelo. ¡agárrame hugo! ¡galletas! entrega gratis de uno a tres días. chewy. carolina: desde ahora pelÉ significa mÉdico oficialmente excepcional. segÚn el diccionario de la lengua portuguesase ha definido para hablar no sÓlo de apodo este futbolista sino de un sinÓnimo de ser el mejor. borja: el futbolista brasileÑo estuviera reuniendo firmas de canal deportivo sport tv y el k club deportivo santos para recopilar mÁs de 125.000 firmas y lograron registrar de forma oficial la palabra pelÉ en un diccionario portuguÉs. la emociÓn aumenta sÓlo horas del concierto de rosalÍa en el zÓcalo mexicano. nadie quiere perderse esta presentaciÓn gratuita que ademÁs requiereun amplio despliegue policialc

carolina: su familia pide justicia, gracias.ciudad juÁrez, quien estarÍa vinculado al trÁgico incendio en el que perdieron la vida 40 inmigrantes al quedarse encerrados en este recinto, en este momento y casi una decena de funcionarios pÚblicos detenido por este incidente. borja: la historia tiene que escucharla, guardia nacional aÉreo de tennessee de 21 aÑos, estÁ acusado de solicitar empleo nada menos que como asesino a sueldo, las autoridades dicen que solicitÓ el empleo en un sitio web falso y fue arrestado despuÉs de presuntamente recibir dinero por parte de un agente que estaba en cubierta, vamos a hacer conexiÓn con andrea leÓn, que tiene los detalles de esta inverosÍmil historia,. andrea: el miembro de la fuerza dijo que estaba buscando trabajo, disparando y asesinando un blanco fijo a cambio de dinero para poder mantener a su bebÉ que venÍa en camino, dijo disfrutar haciendo lo que hace, las autoridades dicen que garcÍa enviÓ su currÍculum que buscaba una copia de su identificaciÓn personal, el sitio puede las autoridad

carolina y borja.hoy es martes 18 de abril y gracias por sintonizarnos.: polÉmica con el caso de una mujer implicada en trÁfico humano que no le sirviÓ de nada coquetear con el agente que la detuvo en un control de texas. borja: la hispana lidia elizabeth val y yo que transportaba a dos mujeres salvadoreÑas a las que habrÍan que aireado licencia de conducir fraudulentas. pero no pudieron llegar muy lejos. tenemos las imÁgenes y se va a sorprender. en Éste vÍdeo se observa a las mujer de 38 aÑos antes de ser arrestada por el departamento de seguridad pÚblica de texas. llevaba dos inmigrantes indocumentados en un vehÍculo. su estrategia no funcionÓ, planeaba encontrarse con alguien que llevarÍa hacia corpus christi, segÚn las autoridades, el mÉtodo de contrabando se usa para atraer a mujeres inmigrantes a los estados unidos. algunas de ellas son obligados al trabajo sexual y la servidumbre. vadillo es miembro de una organizaciÓn que ayuda a los inmigrantes y combate la deportaciÓn, ahora enfrenta cargos ido de contrabando de persona, los dos inmigrantes fue

carolina: gracias.illones de dÓlares es nuestro nÚmero del dÍa, la corte suprema de estados unidos rechazÓ una solicitud de tres universidades que impugnaron un acuerdo entre el departamento de educaciÓn y ex alumnos que alegan que las universidades le dieron informaciÓn falsa sobre prÉstamos estudiantiles. esta millonaria cifra darÍa por terminada una demanda de mÁs de 200.000 prÉstamos estudiantiles, esto le da luz verde a esta demanda colectiva para que puedan seguir adelante cobrando esta cantidad. carolina: a la de aproximadamente 150 universidades, centro de estudios en los estados unidos que presuntamente habrÍa mentido de alguna forma. el gobernador de florida, ron desantis firmÓ una ley que bÁsicamente prohÍbe la mayorÍa de los abortos despuÉs de las 6 semanas de gestaciÓn, esta medida tiene algunas excepciones, en caso de violaciÓn, incesto o trÁfico humano. podemos detallar cÓmo los estados poco a poco han establecido sus leyes en cuanto a este tema tan complicado que es el aborto en rojo, po

carolina: ustedes saben, chapitos tips.ata de decenas de estudiantes de un colegio de niÑas en la repÚblica democrÁtica del congo, mire quÉ drama, saltaron por la ventana y el techo de un edificio para escaparde las llamas de un incendio. al menos 132 niÑos resultaron heridas, 97 de ellas fueron hospitalizadas, 30 con fracturas, y pocho se encuentran en estado grave. esperemos que pronto puedan recuperarse. carolina: hoy comienzan deliberaciones en el juicio del antiguo lÍder de los ultraderechistas, tratÓ de desviar la culpa del ataque al capitolio el 6 de enero hacia el expresidente, donald trump, enfrentando la posibilidad de pasar aÑos en prisiÓn, su abogado alegÓ, citando a trump, que lucharÁn como el infierno, algo que habrÍan sido sus palabras, la del expresidente, donald trump, su motivaciÓn y su guÍa, la que provocÓ lo ocurrido. borja: cambiamos el tema, cÓmo tener una noche de esos sueÑos reparadores? esto ha sido un tema muy recurrente en redes sociales, ahoraestÁn de moda unas recetas para un cÓctel de tarta de

tenemos detalles de algo tan indignante. ♪ ♪ ♪ carolina: con mucho gusto carolina sara saben Éste lunesienvenida paulina. paulina: mÁs adelante vamos enlazarnos en vivo a mÉxico para los detalles del fallecimiento del hijo de la actriz y cantante maribel guardia... carolina: arrancamos con la noticia de Última hora y es que son momentos de pÁnico y gritosen un banco. escuchan lo que pasÓ. disparos carolina: otra balacera sacude a estados unidos con al menos cuatro muertos y varios heridos, un policÍa entre ellos presentan disparo en la cabeza y asÍ comienza la semana en Éste paÍs. el ataque se reporta en un banco en kentucky... paulina: la policÍa confirmÓ que el atacante se encuentra ya sin vida. habrÍa llevado a cabo su ataque con un arma larga pero para conocer mÁs detalles sobre el nuevo tiroteo, andrea leÓn estÁ lista en el estudio.... andrea: es reportera: al menos 8 personas resultaron heridas y fueron trasladadas a un hospital local, incluidos dos oficiales de la policÍa, quienes se encuentran en estado crÍtico, el estado de los demÁs heridos se desconoce al momento. el fbi desc

carolina: cÓmo se te ocurre esta idea?e dijo? >> al principio ellos nerviosos, yo siento que tambiÉn confÍan en mÍ, saben lo que estoy haciendo y siempre tengo su apoyo. carolina: ojalÁ que tu familia baa es tan triste para que vean que estÁs muy bien, cuando termine, una vez mÁs nos avisas para entrevistarte, muchas gracias y suerte. todavÍa nos cuenta que sigue en la cima de este volcÁn hasta el 20 de abril, el 21 conversaremos " si es posible. borja: quÉ buena seÑal internet, se le veÍa perfecto. no alto de la montaÑa, increÍble. surge una grave polÉmica, entre la cantante colombiana karol g y la revista, la colombiana dice que esos fotos que fueron editadas por la revista no le representan, vamos a analizarlo tambiÉn van a conocer a los nobles que se han dedicado a recorrer el el aroma duradero de las flings de gain, hizo que dave oliera como si estuviera en su lugar feliz... ...el sillón de masajes en el “mall”. pero... no lo estaba. flings de gain con oxi boost y febreze. bailar lo es todo para mí. no hay nada mejor

vamos con mÁs, carolina. carolina: algo aterrador. matÓ a un joven desarmado de 20 aÑos durante un control de trÁfico en el aÑo 2021. estamos hablando de la ex oficial kimberly potter. quien habÍa dicho que confundiÓ su arma con una pistola elÉctrica. la agente cumpliÓ su condena y estar a en libertad. borja: el enfrentamiento entre militares y paramilitares estÁ tomando fuerza en las Últimas horas. estados unidos ha confirmado que todo su personal diplomÁtico ha sido evacuado y que su embajada ha sido cerrada. carolina: ayuno mortal, aumentÓ a por lo menos 60 la cifra de personas de muertas encontradas que presuntamente habÍan sido encontradas muertas porque un pastor le dijo que hay ——ayunaran. borja: el coronavirus tiene aiadal presidente de mÉxico, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador que ha dado positivo por tercera vez en su mandato. esperemos una pronta recuperaciÓn. carolina: el covid—19 no deja de causar problemas. ahora aparece una extraÑa subvariante de este virus que desarrolla conjuntivitis y es considerada muy contagiosa especial

carolina: bien por ellos., y tiene tres hijos. naciÓ en repÚblica dominicana, de padres espaÑoles, y siempre dijo que tenÍa un corazÓn mexicano. borja: vamos a hacer una corta pausa. a 32 dÍas de la coronaciÓn de carlos iii de inglaterra y camila, hacen pÚblica la invitaciÓn, ojo no estÁ exenta de polÉmica, aquÍ te la mostraremos y te contaremos todos los detalles. carolina: van a mandar aproximadamente 2000, a ver si llega una en la ediciÓn digital. no se puede perder el momento cuando una mujer recupera el olfato con su taza has notado que tiesa y rasposa se siente la ropa en tu piel? para que tu ropa se sienta mas suave, prueba downy free & gentle. downy suavizara tu ropa sin colorantes y perfumes. la toalla lavada con downy es mas suave y mejor para tu piel. prueba downy free & gentle. ♪zyrtec♪ comienza a actuar desde la primera hora. y es 2x más fuerte cuando lo tomas otra vez al día siguiente. para que ellos puedan ser... los esteros felices. seamos más que nuestras alergias. dile zy a tu día™ no elegist

so south carolina's union men are reluctant partizans by which i mean. no, the fires are very quick to organize local parties and established newspaper owners and, you know, really trying to get their message out and union men are a little bit slower to mobilize because in their minds, this political activity is a kind of destabilizing force, you know, in their minds, you know, that they equate nullify political parties to the kind of french revolution binary societies that that led to the reign of terror in the french revolution. and so they're reluctant to mobilize. at first. they eventually realized that they have to do something. otherwise the fires are just going to, you know, to win outright. and so they do eventually mobilize and they also form parties and newspapers and waged a valiant effort to win elections. but they are really quick to say once the immediate crisis is over, once congress agrees to lower the tariff, unionists are really eager to just get back to the way things were. you know, they say the union is safe. you know, let's just ret

that is what happens in my beloved home say the of south carolina. -- state of south carolina, lars lawyerse very judges they appear in front of and elect, unelection or reelect the same judges, crime victims don't. cops don't. prosecutors don't. but in south carolina, criminal defense attorneys can and do screen and elect judges, including the democrat criminal defense attorney in the middle of this secret get out of jail early deal. here we are. a democrat lawyer legislator who screens and elects judges, getting a judge to sign an order one day before the judge retires, to release a convicted murderer from prison. all of that in a state allegedly run by republicans. south carolina attorney general allen wilson is joining us, thank you so much for joining us. i don't think you or the prosecutor who put jared price in prison knew he was being considered for early release, did you? >> no, i learned about it last week. you did a great job of frames the issue here in south carolina. we learned about this about a month after he was actually released to the department can of corrections. this is

the chair: the gentlewoman from north carolina reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: no objection. mr. takano: thank you, mr. chairman. i speak in opposition to h.r. 734, the politics over participation act. we can all agree on the need to address the challenges facing our education system, issues like gun violence, academic achievement gaps and the lack of mental health support for our students. these are serious challenges that demand serious action. unfortunately my republican colleagues have used their first 100 days in the majority to pursue, yes, a radical education agenda that prioritizes political points over students' safety and success. today we are considering another piece of this extreme agenda. one that, again, targets transgender kids. school sports activities offer fundamental life lessons such as leadership, self-confidence and teamwork that every child should be able to enjoy. as members of congress, our responsibility is to en

carolina: que tengan un excelente fin de semana.

i mean, pick your state about north carolina, tennessee talk about north carolina.abortion is a huge issue because it's the only state in the southeast that allows abortions so the number of abortions there has gone up. i don't know. i don't know what the percentages but by an enormous percentage she you referred to her personal story, which is she had a life saving abortion who just switched from long time being a long time democrat to this week, declaring herself a republican and then thereby giving a veto proof majority in north carolina. she had a life saving abortion, and you just heard the chair of her party said that she's not. we're not sure if she's still hold the same positions that she held as a democrat. well she ran on that six months ago and on not upholding. abortion and rights. and so that's an enormously important, of course, and it's you know, it's a mystery to me white. i don't think you change on what would it what was it that she changed on the prior emoji emoji? it's really stark when you're looking at what's going on in tennessee and what's go

in south carolina that was ground 0, south carolina, had a majority in the house of representatives. it was as black as black could get. that scared the bee gees is not only out of the confederates, white liberal people in the north, ladies and gentlemen, nobody thought always black people were going to vote. south carolina, mississippi and louisiana were majority black states. south carolina, mississippi, and louisiana were majority black states. georgia, alabama and florida were in the 30s. that was like a mini black republic and it was much too powerful, potentially powerful to allow that to stand so something had to be done. simultaneously between 1870-1877, 16 black men are elected to congress. and and and, and a constant, in 1866 and 1876 that were eight major massacres of black men, eight massive whingeings. with meridian in vicksburg and hamburg. there were lynchings in that tenure period. in the iteration, the thirteenth amendment was ratified in december of 1865, in december of 1865, parallel discourses, simultaneously during the whole period of reconstruction. and and the

i mean, pick your state about north carolina, tennessee talk about north carolina.abortion is a huge issue because it's the only state in the southeast that allows abortions so the number of abortions there has gone. i don't know. i don't know what the percentages but by enormous percentage she you referred to her personal story, which is she had a life saving abortion. lemack, who just switched from long time being a long time democrat to this week, declaring herself a republican and then thereby giving a veto proof majority in north carolina. she had a lifesaving abortion and you just heard the chair of her party said that she's not. we're not sure if she still hold the same positions that she held as a democrat. well she ran on that six months ago and on not upholding. abortion and rights. and so that's an enormously important, of course, and it's you know, it's a mystery to me white. i don't think you change on what would it what was it that she changed on the prior emoji emoji? it's really stark when you're looking at what's going on in tennessee and what's goi

legislations similar to the bill in south carolina? constituents of south carolina. i don't focus on national politics, i've got to keep my eye on the ball for what i'm doing, and so we need to get a right for the state. the status overwhelmingly posting restrictions on abortions, we all agree upon that. my message to their constituents in south carolina is that i am truly doing the best that i can do as for your prayers and guidance. this is the right thing and i also think it's a right thing in the south carolina house taking up a bill that has six days to pass, and they need to do it. we're becoming a destination abortion state. we've got thousands of abortions, and they are multiplying. over half of those people come into our state or from outside states. we can't have that in south carolina. >> senator gustafson, i appreciate your time. i will say, i do believe that due to restrictions across the south part of the country, north carolina and south carolina are two of the only places right now in the southern region of the united s

hola que tal, les saluda con mucho gusto carolina sarassa y borja voces y , en este lunes 3 de abril.esta es tu edicÓn digital. comenzamos con noticia de Última hora! el ex presidente donald trump llega hoy a nueva york para su esperada comparencencia de maÑana martes, tras la acusacÓn de un jurado de manhattan por el presunto pago secreto a la actriz porno "stormy daniels" poco antes de las elecciones de 2016... en este momento, la gran manzana se mantiene en alera Áxima y bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad ante la posibilidad de protestas en favor del ex mandatario.... estamos cubriendo en vio este hisÓrico proceso en contra de trump. el ex presidente trump no ha estado callado.. especialmente n su red social "truth social" esto lo habria publicado cerca del medio Ía hora del este...lo hizo ya rumbo a nueva york... trump trump escribÓ...."caza de brujas, nuestro graÍs se esÁ yendo al infierno"... y comenzamos nuestra cobertura en equipo con fabiola galindo. ella esÁ en vivo afuera de la torre trump lugar donde se espera que pernocte el ex presidente trump. fabiola, cÁl es el ambien

the people in south carolina are getting younger. they're moving here from all over the country because south carolina is a beautiful place to live, and people are moving here. we have jobs. we have all the things people want. so we have a younger population, and people have different values than they had in 1940, and i think it's going to make a difference at the polls. you know, different areas already have different, you know, the area where senator sen lives is different than the area where i live than where senator gustafson lives. >> yes, that's true. very different. >> i have to say, it is just jaw dropping and stunning that in 2023 what you just told about one of your male colleagues saying that bill has to be introduced by a man, i don't even know how to respond to that other than just pure shock. state senator sandy sen, katrina shelee, and pendry gustafson, have a great week. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for listening. thank you. >>> and still ahead, a wave of strikes in ukraine, one so powerful it's created a disast

showers from florida and getting up into the carolinas.ome big storm reports driven by relatively warm air. you are looking at temperatures early this morning into the 70s and will climb up close to 80. 75 in dallas. warmer half of the country on the east half. mid-50s in new york, cooler temperatures back across the middle of the country for friday. we will continue to slowly warm up, the same is the case running into saturday, getting up to 80. all that is fuel we need to see more showers, staying relatively cool in northern tier of the country, closer toengea. across the south, that is fuelling storms and seeing heat building. >> ashley: in the panhandle, there are people down in destine, they say grills and tram trampolines were in their neighbors pool. >> todd: north carolina lieutenant governor fighting to flip his state red. >> i don't want my family to see a picture of me and wonder why i didn't fight for them. i want my family to know i did everything i could, that is what i'm fighting for. >> ashley: lieutenant governor mark robe

carolina: solicitÓ una orden de restricciÓn en el condado de san joaquÍn, la cual fue aprobada.o de sacramento le dijeron que era elegible para solicitar la visa u. >> una persona puede tramitar un estatus legal por haber sufrido un crimen en los estados unidos, haberlo reportado y haber cooperado. locutora: la abogada explicÓ que son elegibles quienes fueron vÍctimas de crÍmenes como asalto a mano armada, abuso sexual y violencia domÉstica, entre otros. la visa podrÍa significar un camino mÁs digno a la residencia permanente. >> era como que yo estaba vendada de los ojos. >> en el caso de esta visa, nada mÁs hay 10.000 visas que se dan en un aÑo. locutora: el trÁmite suele tardar de 6:00 a 8:00 aÑos, sin embargo, existe la posibilidad de tramitarlo antes. obtuvo una cita en el consulado mexicano y nosotros la acompaÑamos, aunque no pudimos entrar a la reuniÓn entrevistÉ al cÓnsul sobre la ayuda disponible para las vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica. ¿cÓmo es que el consulado apoya a las personas? >> apoyamos a la persona para que tenga un servicio reducido que antes de accederlo t

i recognize that and over 70% of south carolina recognizes that. most of us feel in our state there should be restrictions. so it's just reach a happy middle or at least a general consensus among the bodies, and the south carolina house will not accept our stance, the senate. so that's what happened for the third time. >> i'm wondering how much politics influences that reality that you are describing because as we h've seen now not only in your state, but in nebraska, and in the midterm elections and special elections across the country, democrats have made abortion a central issue because they know voters will side with them. how much of this is politics? >> well, i appreciate that question, and i think most people would assume that. however, i'm a different kind of politician. i make my decisions independent of the national news. i try to focus on our state and my district, which is 27 south carolina. i got some good advice from senator tim scott. i asked him once. i said, how -- how do you deal with all the outside noise, and all that, and he to

current governor of north carolina is a democrat -- and not just the governor. but he won it with less than 50% of the vote, narrowly. a pretty even slit -- but at the legislative level republicans in north carolina have used every tool at their disposal to basically ensure they are in power no matter what. the legislature is incredibly, aggressively gerrymandered, so much so that republicans have veto proof supermajority's in both state house chambers as of now. one of the only checks against that, as of wisconsin, was a state supreme court, which just last year struck down a new set of crazily aggressive gerrymandered congressional and state level maps as unconstitutional under north carolina's constitution. well, guess what? in november's midterm elections, republicans took control back of the supreme court for the first time since 2016. and guess what they did next. they have now reversed that gerrymandering decision, overriding -- precedent may just hero, in a blatantly obvious, flatly political move, throwing off the court's decision ruling that was republ

that are in south carolina.a wind some strategy to say, to pick apart whether you can he can perform what you wanted to perform. when many people that you need to support you are close to him in age. >> older voters vote. young people, we vote as well. but not as reliably as seniors. cristobal, what have you heard? what is the tea in the biden harris streets? >> there was some some offense to that comment for sure. you know this better than anybody, both of us campaign closely with the president in the last cycle. he's got extreme vigor, he's always on the run. he runs his staff ragged. he's up before they are. he's prepped better than they are. he's always on the move, it's exhausting to campaign with him. not only are those comments offensive, they're just plain wrong. >> sarah, i'll have a little bit of time left, wow, the governor's comments, i think we can all agree, were offensive they lacked booth. it is something a lot of people are whispering about the fact that the vice presidency, if you will, is also

let's go back to north carolina for a second. you won your last election by more than 250,000 votes over your republican opponent. and as you said, the delegation is seven republicans and seven democrats. why is it that in these states, you are an example of how gerrymandering has affected the fact that there are states that have democratic governors, but republican majorities in their state legislatures even though they are the same voters. >> we need to have independent re-commissions to draw lines. you can see, particularly now with technology, they can be technologically diabolical in the way that they draw these districts down to the household. and we've seen it in north carolina, where republicans have said that they are actually attempting to draw these districts so that more, and more republicans could be elected. but i think it is important to note that, across the country, there is hope. democratic i legislators said -- i was there friday night, i and the democratic party convention. their hosts were sky-high, because t

mace of south carolina. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 298, the gentlewoman from south carolina, ms. mace, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from south carolina. ms. mace: thank you. this amendment would mandate the comptroller general to carry out a study to determine the adverse effects of allowing biological men to compete in women's sports. it looks at the adverse it looksality the adverse sociological resultses to girls of allowing males to competer, be members of a sports team or participants in athletic programs that are designed specifically for girls. including hostile environment creation, sexual assault and sexual harassment. we're going to call this today the riley gains report and riley gains' lifetime of hard work was undermined by a biological male who was wrongly allowed to compete against women in ncaa-sanctioned competition. furthermore, she had to deal with the psychological trauma of being forced to share a locker room and

the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from florida, representative bean, chairman of the early childhood elementary and secondary education subcommittee. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bean: thank you mr. speaker. and to chair foxx thank you for yielding. should the jacksonville jaguars play against a peewee football team? that would be ridiculous. should the minor league jacksonville jumbo shrimp play against a little league team? that would be crazy. should men compete against women in sports? of course not. in each example, it's just not fair. the truth is, males have a lasting and lifelong athletic advantage, most notably 36% more muscle mass which allows for greater speed and force that cannot be erased with pharmaceuticals or hormone treatments. sadly, every time a male takes a lane in the pool, a spot on the field, or at the starting line, a female athlete loses the opportunity to compete. every time a male athlete is named female all american a female athlete

the university of south carolina. we can say how we got here today, but in a bigger, broader sense, this song is asking some of those questions that the writer or writers ecclesiastes was asking a few things here, water flowing underground into the blue again, the money's gone. so what happens after the money? what? after the thing. that's so important to human beings. what's left? this water's left. what does this water have? if you take the human meaning away from it. water dissolving. water, removing. and then these lines here. time holding up. time is an asterisks. time isn't holding up time is an aspect. there's water at bottom of the ocean. where does that highway go? am i right? am i wrong my god, what have i done? right. so this is the talking heads. this song came out around time that i was a fifth grade. sixth grade. i spent most of my life thinking that the lyrics of this song said, these days would go by eating water chestnuts right? so for much of my life, i sing this song in my head. i think these days g

south carolina, tim scott announce there's a conversation going on in south carolina right now abouttrump and nikki haley and tim scott and one of the arcseconds procession in south carolina moved by the trump campaign goes like this. so how did roe versus wade get overturned? trump appointed hard core conservatives to do that, as he said he would do. what happened in south carolina after that? south carolina wrote a law to restrict abortion in south carolina after roe wade was overturned, the state supreme court full of republican confirmed nominees, overturn that law. and the pro-life and evangelical community in south carolina is deeply unhappy about this. and the trump line of reasoning in south carolina goes, well, who appointed those people to south carolina supreme court? henry mcmaster, not altogether if he's a trumper, for sure, but good enough. and nikki haley. so if you leave it to all these established trump republicans, you're not going to get you want only trump can give you what you want and make it stick. that's one example not the only example but example that's play

is north carolina an exception?— states? is north carolina an excetion? �* . ., , , . exception?e've had many such cases over the _ exception? we've had many such cases over the last _ exception? we've had many such cases over the last few _ exception? we've had many such cases over the last few years. - cases over the last few years. when you have judicial elections, as we do when you havejudicial elections, as we do in the united states, inevitably they become partisan. while the republicans gained control of the north carolina supreme court, the democrats recently gained control of the wisconsin supreme court. so the polarisation we are seeing in us politics generally is now seeping into the state judiciary �*s. seeping into the state judiciary "s— seeping into the state judiciary 's. that's right, because _ judiciary 's. that's right, because elections - judiciary 's. that's right, because elections aren't judiciary 's. that's right, - because elections aren't new but is it because those being elected are more overtly partisan? i elected are more overtly partisan?— elected ar

republican from south carolina. we appreciate it. >> thank you, katy. >>> and joining me is uc davis law school professor and expert on the law, mary ziegler. what do you think of what state senator send was saying about what's going on in her legislature? >> it really is a sign of how much, at least perception of what the base wants as a hold over the gop because it's not clear if this law had passed it too might have gone awry in the state supreme court. there was no guarantee. of course a six-week ban had just been struck down by the state supreme court, it was hard to see how a more stringent ban was going to work out, and it was going to make the gop look bad politically, and yet the republican party in south carolina persisted in this court, and it really is puzzling, legally, politically, and otherwise, until you realize, i think, that the contemporary gop in many ways, the post donald trump gop is one that believes that the only way it can win is not by appealing to majorities necessarily but riling up the p

right now abortion is legal in south carolina and nebraska until about 20 weeks.t doesn't mean further restrictions are totally off the table, especially in south carolina where there's about a week of the session to go. in fact, the state senate passed a bill they say addresses the issues the state supreme court had with the original six-week abortion ban with exceptions, but according to those three senators, the republican women, the house won't entertain anything that is not a total ban from conception. they told cnn they believe the two chambers are at an impasse. dianne gallagher, cnn. back to you. >>> still ahead, the special counsel investigation into january 6th , coming up, why our legal analyst says the former u.s. president should be very concerned. >>> and later, a government report on the collapse of silicon valley and signature banks is out, what the investigation revealed and possible solutions moving forward. you're doing business in an app driven, multi-cloud world. that's why you choose vmware. with flexible multi-cloud seices that enable digita

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south carolina senator tim scott serves on the senate finance and banking committees.y i got that wrong, honestly, that cannot possibly be a policy to punish people with good credit? >> it would be funny if her not talking about the greatest nation on earth. the truth is exactly right, what you said is 100% right, and biden socialist utopia. if you're able body, you don't have to work. if you commit a crime, you don't do any time. be taken alone, you don't have to pay it back. if you have bad credit you get rewarded with lower interest rates. this utopia never has existed but this is the path to socialism. it's exactly what it looks like and that's why it's so frustrating to watch the biden administration create rules, not new laws but rules that change the fabric of our country. trey: you put your finger on it. as the value the minority in the senate so there's not a lot you can do about it if it were legislation. but it's not legislation, this is a real problem get it by 70 0 administrative agencies, right? >> exactly, the good news with rules that are propagated by

south carolina talks about banning at conception.or to dobbs, i don't know how many folks would have thought that was a realistic proposal, but here we are. >>> jim, we are bracing for serious flooding in the midwest. the winter's heavy snows have melted. they are pushing the upper mississippi river beyond its banks, and experts are warning that the snow melt could cause some of the worst flooding we've seen in 20 years. in iowa, flood waters have already swallowed much of the river front area. here is the view from the ground just a short time ago. so far the flood waters are not deep, but they are widespread. and the threat along the river, it's going to linger for weeks. another danger today, tornados. let's turn to chad myers, who's following all of this from our weather center. we're looking at two threats, different parts of the country here. what are you tracking? >> right now i'm tracking the tornados that are likely on the ground just a few minutes ago near hamilton, texas. we have our first two watches of the day. severe th