wild bill cortez. >> to know he lived next to me, inviting him to dinner.. it's just inconceivable. >> reporter: authorities launched a search for bill and his wife. who they also suspected was involved. but it was too late. they had already fled. >> this is now a major manhunt. >> i knew he was probably out of the country already. he was on the fly. so the most important thing at that point is to get his picture out there on every television screen. on every newspaper confirm on every computer monitor. it's got to get out there in a big way to get him caught. >> by then, wild bill and his wife jane were in costa rica. someone recognized him and contacted police. bill and jane made a desperate attempt to cross into inaugural nicaraguaia by boat. >> they got the machine guns on and said halt or die. >> end of the line. >> that was the first time he had handcuffs on in his life. >> it was the first time people heard wild bill's real name. fun loving bocabell del toro bar tender was william jason holbart, a 30-year-old on the run from american since 2006. as t

cortez. if you have kids watching with you who you don't want to see violence, this is the warning, maybe you should be distracting or somethingma for about 45 seconds orin so, because we're show you that tape right now. e right now. >> that's the a. p. photographer who is the man being menaced and thrown off the railing, his colleague julio cortez being attacked alongside him, he is the one who shot that footage, those men are both pulitzer prize winning a. p. photojournalist. incredible, right? lucky to get away with their lives that day, when the trump supporters attacking the capitol decided they would be set among them. you can clearly see mr. manchillo, you can see the long camera lenses hanging off of his gear, you can see his camera, you know, that they just tried to tear him apart. and lest you think that was an isolated incident that day or they didn't mean it, this happened on the same day, the same place, as you might remember. >> they're saying cnn sucks, while they smash up all

were you surprised that sandy cortez -- alexander because cortez, who has said repeatedly that she'sorker against the corporation, wasn't standing leg the barricades? >> yeah, i mean, you know, it wasn't just her. it was all of them, pretty much. >> tucker: fair. yeah. >> just make it between us and aoc because a lot of them didn't show up and, you know, once again, we have no ill will against them. we know that whether they showed up or not, they didn't make or break our election. we just had to continue to organize. >> tucker: yeah, i mean, it's a weird moment because i'm on the right, i've never been particularly prounion but it does seem like amazon needs some counterbalance. if this huge company, the workers have no power, and maybe we could, i don't know, share a little power with the people who work there. that's my view, anyway. so tell us where you are in your organizing efforts. >> right now we are fighting for a contract. amazon is disputing election results, so we are walking and chewing bubblegum at the same time. we are fighting for a contract, preparing for another ele

cortez masto: thank you. yes, please. >> i would add that the affordable care act included requirements for nonprofit community hospitals to develop a plan and report on the plan, but it did not include parallel requirements to disclose to patients along with the other things that they do disclose to patients, we have a charity care program and here are the details and how you should apply. you could do that with legislation or regulation. as a condition of participation. sen. cortez masto: thank you. ms. haynes: i wanted to add to those comments as well. in addition to improving the requirement to screen patients before billing, there is no action patients have under the affordable care act to enforce the requirement. allowing patients to enforce state and federal fap laws in court to hold violating hospitals liable would go a long way towards improving this. sen. cortez masto: thank you. chair brown: take the five of you for being here. as senator toomey's charge pointed out on the affordable care act, medi

. >> representative ocasio cortez. thank you very much. there are so many principals that we are discussing today whether it is directly affecting climate change land use creating high-paying jobs in order to protect their public lands, advocacy for indigenous sovereignty. all of these things are tenets. i want to sort them out because we are drafting the green new deal and many other pieces of environmental legislation. very often there were so many folks well-meaning and well-intentioned that said it makes no sense to. issues of justice and injustice by d carbonite sing our economy and we should stick to the science of the problem and worry about all of the injustice stuff later or separately. i think it's important for us to take an opportunity to actually discuss how injustice and colonization is part of what has led us to this climate crisis today. in 2021 the united states experienced record-breaking wildfires like the dixie wildfire in california that burned nearly 1 million acres of land, larger than new york city dallas and los an

cortez's images that won the pulitzer for the ap. this was an image that he shot in minneapolis in the spring of 2020. but about eight months after he took that image and six months before he learned that he would win the pulitzer for it, photojournalist julio cortez was on the associate press breaking news team that was covering the attack of the u.s. capital on january 6th. it was not actually on january 8th, two days after the attack that he was finally able to upload this footage i'm about to show you of a mob of trump supporters attacking him. and also grabbing him and his ap colleague, a man named john minchillo, a another prize winning ap photojournalist. they at one point threw him off the railing, mr. mitchell, oh off of the railing of the capitol. i am going to show you some seconds of this video. if you have kids with you who you don't want to see real world violence, this is a warning to you that maybe should be distracting them for about 45 seconds or so. because we are going to show you that tape, right now. >> bleep --

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evelyn cortez. >> good evening. can you hear me? >> yes, >> welcome. >> good evening president swig and commissioners i'm evelyn cortez president of alliance cab company. we have been in the business for 30 years. i like to support rehearing request for mr. neyhart on the item on march 2 hearing commissioner lopez was not able to participate. did we meet the standard of review according to article 5 section 7 of the board's rules. i think this is know extraordinary circumstances missing member could alter the board's decision. prior to this, case of george and jim cortez responded in i different outcome when commissioner lopez participated. therefore, given the conflicting outcome of similar case the appellates are entitleed a rehearing where all 5 commissioners can vote. further, the most compelling reason we are appealing for the medallions not to be revoke well is on going talk with mta and the credit union. any appeal and adjudication can bring bath medallion which is there only hope to recover. i thank you for hearing me. take

how do you assess the lady from westchester, cindy cortez? e >> well, cindy cortez is the quintessential liberal today in america, right? if you are going to scientists, put them in a lab and said make us the quintessential liberal. the essence of liberal. they would put some ingredients together and pop cindy cortez out of index and anything that perfect, of course, would be a parody of itself, which she is she's stupid. she's completely narcissist, . she has very little to offer except for makeup tutorials, completely self-involved and but on a bigger note, she is very much marks this shift from the old progressive's the kind of union guys, the labor progressives, the economic e marxists into this wacky academic, very self-centered, privileged culturalen marxist, the maoist marxist. and that's really what she represents. you know, she might talkthean at the working people, butar the only people she knows who are working offfa their student loan debt or people who are working the welfare system, those are her people and of course are's extre

biggest mistake montezuma, he assumed that cortez was a god when actually cortez was a bloodthirsty pirateire aztec empire crumbled. why? because cortez had the horse. he had gunpowder. he had steel weapons the aztecs had none of the above. >> brian: they might have something that we know. what kind of vehicle do we use to transmit our information? >> well, 50 years ago, i mean, 52 years ago in 1974, that's what this event wants to commemorate. back then karl and others used the radio telescope the beam, the beam a message in galaxy saying here we are. we have come of age. in retrospect i think that was a dumb idea playing russian roulette with a loaded gun not knowing who is out there. what their intentions are i think it was fool hardy. doesn't the curiosity want to know if there is anything out there you? told me you are convinced something is out there. >> yes, i think we should be very careful and simply listen. duck and listen. that's what we should do. rather than reaching out without knowing who is out there, what their intentions are i think that's really fool hardy to assume that

a reference to alexandria cortez previously saying critics are mad they can't date her.d she was talking about facebook ceo mark zuckerberg but based on today's tweets it appears she was talking about musk all along. spacex and ceo musk taking over twitter, he needs to come up with 21 billion in cash himself to finance the deal presumably to do that. roughly 8.4 billion worth of tesla shares this week, musk says he has no plans on selling anymore. the world's richest man has plenty of options to finance the deal, according to the bloom bears, net worth $249 billion, he says twitter will be politically neutral under his ownership. back to you, molly. molly: i appreciate the back-and-forth on all of that, thank you. constitutional law attorney jonathan turley joins us now and law professor at george washington university and fox news contributor. thanks for being here, we appreciate it. fascinating, elon musk, contributions to science, richest man in the world, why is twitter is next frontier and why is the left so upset? should liberals be concerned? >> it is interesting

ocasio-cortez, she will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlemanfrom kansasize? >> as the member designated by mr. pfluger, i inform the house that mr. pfluger will vote yes. mr. pallone: as the member designated by mr. sires, payne and lamb, these members will vote yes on s.812. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> as the member designated by mr. thompson of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote yes on s.812. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise snr mr. takano: as the member designated by chairwoman waters, i inform the house that chairwoman waters will vote yes on s.812. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> as the member designated by mr. carry, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. carey will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> as the member design

state senator cortez is sponsoring a bill to give $1000 checks to high school seniors, who have experiencedomelessness. the senator joins us now to talk more about his big idea. good to see you. >> thank you for having me. kristen: i know i gave some of the basics. but tell us exactly what this proposal would entail -- who would get it, how much they would get, for how long, when they would receive it, and the idea behind it. >> this all started with a conversation that i had with two state professors, who do something called silicon valley index every year, to look at and disparities, poverty, things like that -- income disparities, poverty, things like that. there was an idea of, how can we do something to alleviate student homelessness? in talking to them, we decided the best way to do that, the quickest way to do that would be to see if we could interrupt that cycle that we are experiencing right at the source, by using a guaranteed income model. we have something that federal law has created called the mckinney vento act. which means every high school in the country, including the high

cortez spoke to the fishermen who rescued them. are you guys okay? are you in trouble? >> no, we need help. it was three fishermen returning after a day of salmon fish and who very well may have swayed saved to young swimmers from drowning. >> there was nobody behind us and there was no boats coming out. it would've taken a half an hour for them to get there. in that water you cannot last 10 minutes. they were swept out to sea by a rift current. they were in the water for nearly 30 minutes. the water temperature was 53 degrees and hypothermia was setting in.>> the poor girls. they were so cold. i grabbed the first girl and held her up and she was so cold. she collapsed on the deck. >> the fishermen say they may never have come across the girls had they not decided to stay in the water. they finally caught the big fish and came across those girls at just the right time. everything worked out as well as a possibly could. is a wonderful experience. that is felix cortez reporting. they were checked in at the harbor and released to their parents. fishman wharf is closing dow

senate hoping to unseat incumbent democrat senator catherine cortez.look like you are in vegas. what's happening? what's going on? >> reporter: we are in the outskirts of las vegas, in the nevada desert. we have been spending a lot of time in nevada to look at the voters here. this is a swing state. ron desantis is an old friend of adam who is looking to secure the seat to win the primary and run against the incumbent. last year, when we were having conversations about adam, people didn't really think he had a chance. fast forward now, ron desantis coming. when ron desantis has gained national attention. we went to the event. hunt they said about 1,000 people attended. hundreds of people were waiting outside, excited. this has supercharged republican efforts in nevada. a lot of the people very excited to go see ron desantis along with adam who spoke to the voters, talking about the same issues he brought up in florida. all of the issues that resonate with people in florida seem to resonate with the people in nevada. we will play a small port of an inte

elon musk telling congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez to stop hitting on me, when she said he hadego problem with a communication, and the takeover of twitter. >> and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted after 10 a.m. quote, like i said, ego problems. and commented on her own post saying she typically tries to avoid giving people with massive ego complexes the attention they crave she couldn't help herself with the initial exchange with musk last night. we'll show you that. >> she tweeted, tired of having to collectively stress about what explosion of hate crimes is happening because some billionaire with an ego problem unilaterally controls a massive communications program and excuse it because tucker carlson or peter thiel took him to dinner and made him feel special. >> and he said quick hitting on me, i'm shy, and blushing there. and she had said they're mad because they can't date her. and initially she was talking about facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, not musk. >> a 44 billion dollar takeover of twitter, he's on the hook to come up with $21 billion in cash to finance

the show congresswoman kat cammack from house homeland security along with mta police officer jw cortez i may start with you, officer cortez, obviously the public is relieved the suspect has been apprehended. so many people say this was an absolutely heinous crime that could have been prevented with more police presence on the subway platforms. what is being done to make sure something like this doesn't happen again? >> i think what we do we risen to the public. what we do is we follow their lead and what they want is more police officers to be present on their subway system. this is an omnipresent effort. what we're trying to say if you put more cops out there the likelihood this person would have passed by at left one or two cops, that may have thwarted this attack. what it does it send as very strong message if you too are thinking about causing us harm, guess what? we'll be there. so this is just another strong reminder at an incredibly high cost that we need more cops on your system throughout our streets here in new york city. jackie: yeah. congresswoman, i want to get your view t

. >> representative ocasio cortez. thank you very much. there are so many principals that we are discussing today whether it is directly affecting climate change land use creating high-paying jobs in order to protect their public lands, advocacy for indigenous sovereignty. all of these things are tenets. i want to sort them out because we are drafting the green new deal and many other pieces of environmental legislation. very often there were so many folks well-meaning and well-intentioned that said it makes no sense to. issues of justice and injustice by d carbonite sing our economy and we should stick to the science of the problem and worry about all of the injustice stuff later or separately. i think it's important for us to take an opportunity to actually discuss how injustice and colonization is part of what has led us to this climate crisis today. in 2021 the united states experienced record-breaking wildfires like the dixie wildfire in california that burned nearly 1 million acres of land, larger than new york city dallas and los an

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artist beatriz cortez was a child at the time. beatriz: it was the most terrible experience, because there were massacres and there was a complete destruction of entire villages, et cetera. but i was in the middle class in san salvador and my parents were really great at protecting me. jared: the violence was so horrific, protests rose up across north america. one of the most forceful and fleeting was a movement called "artists call" against u.s. intervention in central america, a grassroots effort that quickly coalesced among artists, galleries, and museums from january to march of 1984. beatriz: part of the message of "artists call" was, we can't be indifferent. we can't create culture if we participate in the destruction of others' cultures. jared: cortez is one of the contemporary artists featured in the show "art for the future" at tufts university. it's as much excavation as it is exhibition. five years in the making, it's the first time the artists call efforts have been comprehensively reexamined. erina: this exhibition is

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joining me is michelle cortez.michelle, how worrying are these assigns out of beijing and what is the latest? what is the scale of restriction? michelle: the situation in beijing is the number of cases are still actually quite low. only about 20 cases. what we are hearing from the authorities there is it is a complex situation, and it harkens back to shanghai. that is what they are trying to avoid in beijing, the kind of lockdown we have seen the past month in shanghai. we are starting to see some of that happening in beijing. they are asking people in some neighborhoods to test three times a week, monday, wednesday and friday. they are doing some targeted lockdowns. that did not work in shanghai and we have seen tens of thousands of cases every day in shanghai with of the past month. they are putting up additional barricades, closing people into their complexes, taking away the option of even trying to sneak out a little bit. in beijing, they are trying to avoid a full-scale lockdown, the kind of outbreak where th

representative ocasio-cortez? >> thank you so much, chair khanna. you know, so many of these principles that we are discussing today, whether it is directly confronting the realities of climate change, land use, creating high paying jobs in order to protect our public lands, advocacy for indigenous sovereignty, all these things are core green new deal tenets. but i want us to zoom out a little bit because when we were first drafting the green new deal and many other pieces of environmental legislation, very often they were so many folks, well meaning, well intentioned, deeply studied, that said, it makes no sense to consider issues of justice and injustice with decarbonizing our economy. and they said we need to stick to the science of the problem and worry about all of the injustice stuff later or separately. and i think it's important for us to take the opportunity, miss meders-night, to actually discuss how injustice and colonization is a -- is part of what has led us to this climate crisis today. in 2021, the united states experienced record-bre

. >> so when cortez 1st she's not just a political super model. she is going to speak truth to power on behalf of the working class. she's not going to suck up to power like the rest of us. well, here's the end of the story, the people she supposely represents, blah collar workers, have turned against her. not surprisingly. that's next on this special edition of tucker carlson tonight. i'm steve, i lost 138 pounds in nine months on golo and taking release. since taking release, my sleep is way better. my inflammation has gone way down. i'm nonstop now, i feel way better than i did before. i don't sit down in life anymore. - hello, friends, michael youssef here, the bodily resurrection of jesus christ from the dead, on the third day after he was buried, is the clearest demonstration that he is the god of power and might. without his resurrection, there can be no power for living here and now or eternal life with him in heaven. will you come and experience the power of his resurrection? >> welcome to fox news live in new york. an isis member sentenc

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we cannot be indifferent to the destruction of others' cultures. >> cortez was one of the artists injuredshow art for the future at tufts university. five years in the making, it is the first time the artists call efforts have been comprehensively re-examined. >> this exhibition is focusg on the activities that happened in new york, but in fact, there were 20 seven cities that participated. >> the show's co-curator discovered 12 tucked away boxes at the museum of modern arts library in new york held a trove of artists call history. >> it was like an awakening. it was like, oh, wow, this is, like, way bigger than anyone made it out to be. >> the effort spread rapidly in the u.s. and canada with some 31 exhibitions. 1100 artists pitched in to raise awareness and aid. they marched and sold work. they performed, recited that, and produced films. >> they wanted to kind of ignite actions. there's a procession for peace were everyone walked with the names of the disappeared. they tied it to a balloon and let the balloon fly into the sky. >> with the searing images of this photographer as an earl

elizabeth: nancy pelosi saying representative jayapal, and alexandria ocasio-cortez are fighting to beuote, queen bee of the democrat party, to run the party. do they want to push aside biden to get their guy, person in there? >> you know, possibly but you know, what nancy pelosi has to understand is, her policies, the policies of president biden, the policies of the radical left which is the democrat party that is what is causing all of this damage. again the open borders, the out of control deficit spending sparking 40-year high inflation. record gasoline prices. these things didn't just happen. the direct result of democrat governance, democrat policies. i hope america is paying attention. elizabeth: you know, nancy pelosi is being blamed for destroying the modern democrat party, right? she just emptied out the bench of moderates. we have that. we also have chaotic messaging from the white house. what was your take you saw the white house suddenly doing a 180 resuming leases on oil on federal land. 50% increase the royalties the oil and gas guys got to pay? >> shows they recognize a

evelyn cortez. >> good evening. can you hear me? >> yes, >> welcome. >> good evening president swig and commissioners i'm evelyn cortez president of alliance cab company. we have been in the business for 30 years. i like to support rehearing request for mr. neyhart on the item on march 2 hearing commissioner lopez was not able to participate. did we meet the standard of review according to article 5 section 7 of the board's rules. i think this is know extraordinary circumstances missing member could alter the board's decision. prior to this, case of george and jim cortez responded in i different outcome when commissioner lopez participated. therefore, given the conflicting outcome of similar case the appellates are entitleed a rehearing where all 5 commissioners can vote. further, the most compelling reason we are appealing for the medallions not to be revoke well is on going talk with mta and the credit union. any appeal and adjudication can bring bath medallion which is there only hope to recover. i thank you for hearing me. take

however, some progressive democrats such as senator sanders and representative alexandria ocasio-cortezugh. they don't want to extend the student loan debt, they want it wiped away. they say it should be canceled. brett? >> this is a battle. the progressive side of the party wants and erasing of student loan debt. you're talking about $1.6 trillion pair that money has to come from somewhere. then you're talking about all of the people who have paid their debts, who have worked hard, who have worked double-time boot to actually pay off student loans. >> do they get a refund? >> how is it fair to those people? at what point does not cycle stopped as the republicans point of view. for the democrats, you have chuck schumer who is trying to have it both ways, to forgive $50,000 in student loan debts because he believes that he's got to at least touch the progressive rail because he may see a challenge from alexandria ocasio-cortez in the senate race in new york. who knows? >> that is so gross. i said this last hour, kennedy, you can take whatever people want to do. but when they are fake and

republican candidate for senate in nevada and to try to flip the seat currently held by katherine cortezasto, unofficially, you know what desantis was doing. sparking up some 2024 chatter because even the republican candidate he was there for was just the opening act for the governor, watch? >> i'm blessed to have known ron for almost 20 years. we served together in the u.s. navy. [ cheering ] and i'm honored to introduce my dear friend, a great patriot and america's governor ron desantis! >> joining us now is nbc news correspondent guad venegas. talk to us about the reasoning behind desantis going to nevada and whether the people you're talking to see this as an opening act to what a lot of people presume will be ultimately a presidential campaign for him. >> ellie, it's two things happening at once. wow have ron desantis, a personal friend of adam. they both said they knew each other even before they were in politics. they were roommates and you have a friend who right now is very high profile and is becoming the face of the republican party, ron desantis coming to nevada coming to sup

not know. >> so, corbyn corbin, symone name checked your former boss there, aoc, alexandra ocasio-cortez was asked about biden's poll numbers. let me show you what she said. >> we need to acknowledge this is not just about an increasingly narrow band of independent voters, middle of the road voters. but it's really about the collapse of support among young people, among the democratic base feeling like they worked overtime to get the president elected and they aren't necessarily being seen. >> is she right? and if so, what can democrats do to win back that portion of their base? >> i think she is absolutely right. i think there is a big portion of the democratic base that feels forgotten. we are not just losing rural, white voters, like we have been for decades. we are losing voters across the board and we are losing voters in tennessee. national starting to slip away. i think the democratic party has got sort of an identity crisis happening. and that the bad part of that is that the right-wing republican party has i definitely articulated vision. if you give them more power, they are go

here is sandy cortez who has finally turned on joe biden., it was just a year and a half ago that sandy's job was to use all the street cred she earned growing up in the leafy suburbs of westchester and heading over to boston university, use all of that "urban credibility" to convince the "young people" that actually joe biden is ok. actually, he's old and white, but go ahead and vote for him any way he's got sandy's heel of approval. selling joe biden is her job. she did it. but not anymore. sandy cortez sees change coming. if there's one thing she's good at is knowing the prevailing wind. she's happy to attack biden. watch this. >> we need to acknowledge that this isn't just about middle the of the road and increasingly narrow band of independent voters. this is really about the collapse and support among young people, among the democratic base feeling they've worked overtime to get this president elected and they haven't -- aren't necessarily being seen. >> tucker: oh, sandy is out so everyone is out. what's going on here? exactly what it

we see letter from alexandria ocasio-cortez calling about the danger in adding more transit cops to the. this is even one week after what we saw in brooklyn last week. some politicians are getting it. eric adams is getting it finally. there are those on the left that represent this city like alexandria ocasio-cortez who think nope, don't add more police. it will add to the problem. >> sandra: considering that's happening and the new york city mayor says we need to do more to show our police we support them, can it be done at this point? >> i wonder. so much damage has been done by the previous mayor. deblasio took away millions. they wanted to roll back tough on crime policies and violent crime surged. they point to an alignment between democratic lawmakers and black lives matter. people are getting it out west. the problem now we remember in minneapolis and seattle they tried to abolish the police and voters rejected it. right now it's the pottery barn rule if you break it, you bought it. democrats own this issue and they can be as tough as they want. they are seen as softer on crime t

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house, and alexandria ocasio-cortez, whose mother was born in puerto rico.this comes after the supreme court ruled thursday the federal government can continue to deny benefits to seniors and people with disabilities who live in puerto rico. in an 8-1 ruling, the justices sided with the biden administration, which says puerto ricans are not entitled to claim full supplemental security income benefits, or ssi, unless they move to the mainland. aoc tweeted in response to the ruling -- "2022 imperialist neo-colony vibes: when my cousins can be drafted into war by a government they don't even have a right to vote for and denies them benefits, yet that same government can exploit their land into a tax haven for crypto billionaires and tax evaders. puerto rico is not for sale." the lone dissenter in the court's 8-1 ruling was justice sonia sotomayor, whose parents were born in puerto rico. in her dissenting opinion, she wrote -- "there is no rational basis for congress to treat needy citizens living anywhere in the united states so differently from others." juan g

senator cortez masto. >> director thank you for your candor here. in a less than six months you can hear you've established a system. it's your mission to protect people and consumers in terms of financial products. thank you for that. unfortunately they are charged 602% on a 500-dollar payday loan. that's the highest in the country. paid over four months $924. i know there's national protection for payday loans and there's no cost extension but can you talk about what is being done about these protections? what can we do to address this? >> thank you senator. the sea peb conducted a study about the impact of certain state laws that require extended repayment plans of certain payday type loans and the analysis looked at the efficacy of those in one of the findings was there is extremely low uptake and there were certainly in our own supervisory work have found payday lenders often did not make it available even though it's required under state law. one of the thoughts was in many cases the lender may have a strong incentive not to move into an exten

. >>> bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio cortez visited staten island to meet with amazon workers who organize the first union in the country at an amazon facility. >> jeff bezos, amazon, everybody, we recognize the fact that they did this thing and they won the union election fair and square and we have the first unionized amazon right here in america right here in new york city. >> the second election is set to begin in new york tomorrow and in a few hours amazon employees at a staten island sortie facility will cast votes on whether or not to organize and amazon is trying to overturn the first union action arguing the vote was tainted by organizers. >>> tomorrow, oakland unified will be updating their masking policies and indoor masks will be strongly recommended at schools and facilities. the district said the move comes as numbers have stayed relatively low following spring break and they urge all students and staff to continue to mask indoors. >>> a motorcyclist has a died after crashing into a telephone pole and police say the crash happened early this morning after they tried

song of the year went to bad bunny and jake cortez.he event featured a live performance from the black eyed peas who song a bilingual version of "where is the love" to the people in ukraine. >> a lot of fun and fantastic show. >>> thanks so much for joining us tonight. >> our next newscast is "today in the bay" at 4:30 a.m. if you want to keep track of all of the changes in our weather, download the nbc bay area weather app. if not, go to bed. >> have a wonderful evening. take care. >>> tonight, vladimir putin declaring victory in the critical ukrainian port city of mariupol. putin ordering russian troops in mariupol to seal off the steel plant where the last pocket of ukrainian resistance is holed up new satellite images appear to show mass graves president biden saying there's no evidence the city has completely fallen while announcing $800 million in new military assistance to ukraine. and the new program to fast-track ukrainian refugees into the u.s. what's it mean for the thousands already waiting at the u.s. southern border? >>>