please welcome charley crockett! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] charley crockett!quite some time. you look great, by the way. i feel like i dressed down. you've got a cool ass hat. does being a cool musician, is it ever exhausting to have to always look impressive? you ever want to adam sandler it and go cargo shorts? >> [laughs] well, my girl probably wishes i did that more often. [laughter] >> jordan: you have an amazing story. you have busked, i know you have record contracts, you've left record contracts, you have found your own way. how much of it for you is it about getting to some final place? is there a success for you that will let you -- forgive me -- to hit your horse and say, "giddyup" -- forgive me. i'm going to back track that. >> he is from michigan. >> jordan: i'm from michigan. [laughter] is there -- is success a landing spot or is it a journey for you? >> i've been doing this rambling piece that they've been working on in a texas magazine for months. actually, we were up here in new york with willie not too far back, this journalist was up here wi

congresswoman jasmine crockett is a democrat of texas who previously served as a state lawmaker in the texas house. ben wikler is chair of the wisconsin democratic party, an played a major role in securin a victory for democrats in tha state supreme court's election both join me now -- congresswoman jasmine crockett it's good to see you you are og on this topic you and your fellow texas stat representatives, when you were in the state, house had this kind of thing going on you had to stage protests an activities within the confines of the legislature and the legislative system in order to stop what ended up being a first in the nation abortion ban. >> no, you are absolutel right. ali, and the only reason you and i even came to know each other's -- >> yep - >> - i'm listening to you speak and your monologue, and i' snapping, an amazing amen, brother, a man keep reaching. because that's exactly what it has been we could not get the coverage. not that we were necessarily looking for the coverage but w want to make sure that our constituents were informed most people did not even hav an id

crockett, for five minutes. ms. crockett: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. crockett: i rise today appalled by the speaker's debt ceiling bill. right now the speaker stands alone threatening to not pay bills to advance his policy preferences. if we don't pay our bills there will be catastrophic consequences for everyone. it will make it nearly impossible to afford a home, a car, and opportunities for upward mobility. the stock market will crater as investors lose faith in the ability of our government to perform even the most basic function because of the speaker's bill. the result will be millions of americans' retirement accounts wiped out. for years the threat of such economic catastrophic -- can taste trophy -- catastrophe historically made the debt limit off-limits but the speaker knows he has an extreme minority in his caucus. he's trying to hold our government hostage. he stands alone because he knows that no democrat will suppo

look, congresswoman crockett is right. these republicans were afraid of something.e, and i think that they're worried about the change that is happening in states like texas, so maybe, the only way to hang on to power is, if you can't persuade them at the ballot box, maybe we change the rules, and keep people from voting. i think that is how you hang on to power when you are desperate. >> congresswoman crockett, changing the rules to the point where there is a threat of prosecution. how does that threat of prosecution impact voter participation? >> yeah, of course. we know that the people who are, definitely going to say that it's not worth it, because they have historically been disenfranchised anyways, are already sensible about the voting process. now, to add to that, another thing that somebody can go to jail for. black and brown people been over prosecuted in this country for decades. so, now, it is a matter of, oh gosh, this is another threat, another thing to take me away for my family. it just is not worth it. it is those people who get into office, they won

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crockett down towards the maze. we started the morning show with a few accidents along 80 and al bunny. now that that's clear drive times. still up there, 60 minutes, you can always take some possible avenue as a good alternate form. a new warning getting around that. >> the bay bridge right now, it's going to take you 21 minutes. if you're heading into the city right now. thankfully, no accidents or delays. we're down from 32 minutes across the san mateo bridge to 24 still a little sluggish along 8.80. so that's what's slowing you down as a traveling across towards peninsula ever feel bridge 15 minutes there. and if you are going to take a nickel gate bridge, 37 to the tolls. watch out for that low fog water on the bridge there. 26 minutes. 37 to the tolls darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of data. one in the breaking news this morning. a judge makes a significant ruling in the case of theranos founder elizabeth holmes. fraud case. yeah, she was trying not to be sent to prison. >> but it looks like a judge h

so 44 minutes crockett down towards the maze.ing to be traveling there, that's probably going to be slow for most of the morning because the morning commute is already started. san pablo avenue always a good alternate for you. there. 14 minutes traveling into the city who are still under 15 minutes right now traveling there. so that's some great news richards ever about 12 minutes tolls to 01:00:01am, not seen delays along the san mateo bridge or golden gate. if you're taking those 2. 35 minutes. 85 up to menlo park. maybe you're traveling along one. a one 80 over the east bay down towards to 37. 31 minutes. maybe you're heading up 8.80, or 5.80, right now from san lorenzo traveling at slight delay there, long, 80 nothing along. fine. 80, though. and again, going back to that. remember, kraken outdoors, the maze an earlier accident just cleared. so you have those residual delays you might want to take san pablo avenue darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot >> 6.50, is the time and a video online is now going viral showing a man

crockett down towards the maze. all right. james, back to you. thanks.ot of to 902, right now and we're following what's going to happen with the warriors going into game 3 because we saw them lose in game 2 to the kings and they lost dream. a dream and green. yeah. so a bit of a controversy this morning. he was ejected. some say he stopped on an opposing player. others say that he was tripped and accidentally stepped on that player. >> kron four's will tran live at the chase center with the story. well. >> at this particular point, draymond green is supposed to play in game 3 at chase center. it is a must win. the warriors have to win our its curtains because they will have to win 4 straight. but things could change if the nba steps in pun intended, they decide to suspend draymond green. i've been checking the court of social media opinion. draymond green is getting some support. people like shaquille o'neal there say what he is he supposed to do. he had to free himself. others like charles barkley saying don't you think that's a little excessive? you b

let's go ahead and get a look at crockett down towards the maze for you.nutes on this thursday. darya james, back to you. thank you. reyna 5.49. and there is a new plan to address homelessness throughout california. spring brought up by the california state association of counties. it's called at home and that's an acronym for accountability. transparency, housing outreach, mitigation and economic opportunity. the proposal includes a call for state government to provide more ongoing local homelessness funding as opposed to one time spending for investments. and if things like housing and homelessness, data and more, a major part of the plan is all about calling for more clarity over the role of the state. first is the role of local governments in response to homelessness. >> we will not successfully address homelessness and less. there are very clear roles and responsibilities for the state for counties and for cities. and that is not in place today. >> we have no word of governor newsom approves of the plan are not last month he announced 1 billion dollar

crockett out towards the maze right now. long 80 25 minutes. we're checking on highway 4.ittle under 20 antioch to concord darya. james, back to you. thank you, anna. >> 9.47 the time and family and friends of mario gonzalez. now remembering that 26 year-old who died while being restrained by alameda police back in 2021, his family tells us they want justice for sarah stinson has more. >> family and friends of mario gonzalez gathered here on hope street 2 years right here. and now they're here to honor his life. his youngest brother tells me that the ongoing support from the community, it means a lot to his >> people got our spirits left commemorate remember and just the things he liked to do, listen and that they did to keep his oldest brother, mario gonzalez, his memory alive. jerry and his family gathered along with friends and supporters talk area to be in play we want to come here every single year to for the mario gonzales died at 26 years old on april 19th of 2021. >> as he was being restrained by police right here where his memorial sits at 802, oak street. 3 polic

crockett down towards the maze because of that about 24 minutes in the 6 o'clock hour, the meteor lights on at the bay bridge. so 12 minutes for you. if you're taking that road. san mateo bridge high, gusty winds slow down. if you're traveling, high profile vehicles, especially 14 minutes there, the south. they want to one 29 minutes. 85 up to menlo park. well, to 80 82 still smooth sailing. you're picking up a little long 8.80, stanley answer pete is especially if you're heading up towards oakland or maybe you're a law. 5.80, still at the limit there way for about 28 minutes, antioch, to concord darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna is 6.19, and today the second louk lawmaker who was expelled from the tennessee legislature could soon have his job back as well. the shelby county board of commissioners is voting today. >> whether to send justin pearson back to the senate house republicans also expel representative justin jones. last week it was returned to the body on monday. the 2 were expelled last week after the state. lawmakers say they broke decorum when they joined a gun contr

and along 80 crockett down towards the maze.ive darya. james, back to you. thank you, anna. 6.31, east bay contra costa county public defender's now won all cases involving the police department to be dismissed this after another batch of racist text messages. >> allegedly sent from officers between themselves has been released publicly. officers who were on duty use their personal phones to refer to black people in a derogatory manner, crow forces, even dune has details. >> a second batch of explicit text messages exchanged between antioch police officer is was released monday by the contra costa district attorney's office. these 14 pages contain alleged texts sent between 10 officers talking about suspects in a murder case in contra costa county. the graphic nature of the text and images limits what can be show. here's an exchange from march 20th 2021 officer rumble. text. i hate these idiots officer adams replies, but cops or the n words regarding the hospitalization of one of the suspects. officer marco text. the nurse smili

but residual delays aren't 40 minutes crockett down towards the maze.n pablo avenue always a good alternate for getting around that 90 minute ride into the city right now. the accident we have there is clear right treasure island exit, our san mateo bridge. 24 minutes. so we have been steadily building across our san mateo bridge about 56 minutes, antioch, to concord. if you're taking highway 4, so that's certainly an uptick from last time we were checking in there 30 minutes of 1, 0, one. 85 into menlo park. well, 2, 80 82, much lighter at this hour. 80's and we have a pete is about 37 minutes. and if you are going to be taken 24 right now, westbound walnut creek down to 5.80, really busy is a pass a door into an 18 minute ride darya. james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. for your money this morning. there's a shortage of spicy sauce. talk about this is bad news and housing is also an affordable so unaffordable. in fact, that banks are losing money for each mortgage. they finance for the first time big headlines here got joya doss stan

crockett: he's remained at the forefront of empowering underserved people and taking the lead in advocating for issues like voting rights, fair lending act and other reforms through the years he's remained faithful to the assignment god has called him. to as a member of friendship west, his friend and his congresswoman, i couldn't be any prouder of the work he's doing hays continues to challenge the status quo and redefine what it means to be a pastor. again, to pastor haynes, congratulations on 40 years as pastor and your lifetime of service to our community. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i rise today in recognition of the world class agricultural science program and f.f.a. at the otto eldred high school in mckeane, pennsylvania. last week i had the honor to visit the

crockett point oh, nine. point away petaluma point away san jose point oh, seven and sonoma point . oh, seven. i should also add that saint mary's college and beautiful moroccan also had 11 100. diablo speaking of with 1000.21 is also very cold 31 degrees. my goodness, northwest at 25 miles per that's some cold air loft. they're not much of a breeze. it will be a factor, though out of the northwest. 37 calcium 39 santa rosa, petaluma is down to 41 walnut creek's 43 degrees. sunnyvale san carlos at 43 half moon bay's in their fairfield's in their woodside's down to 41 atherton, stanford campus now down to 42 points. 44 degrees san carlos again, there's there. 43 los altos. don't forget about us. i would never also at 43. 41 reading 44 , crescent city, 25, truckee and towers. we mentioned both reporting some light snow at this hour 40 uk to sacramento 43 is very good activity up in mendocino county, fort bragg picked up a half inch of rain look at all the lightning strikes northern sacramento valley. tell north

. >> laura: your response to congresswoman crockett. >> you know congresswoman crockett actually sitssight with me and what i was actually told by the inmates is that, about a week prior to us visiting that not only did they completely clean the facility, but some of those inmates were not even given access to the other programs that exist that they had tablets taken away from them and also some of the inmates were not able to receive information from their attorneys via letters. so to say that these conditions were good is actually a gross misrepresentation of what we actually saw. and i guess my question to her would be, i know that she has extensive experience within the legal field but when you have inmates telling you they had a guard threaten to rape them, is that considered fair treatment. >> laura: one thing we also know is democrats used to be against solitary confinement. they used to call it cruel and unusual punishment, congresswoman, just the existence of it, but that so called shaman, the qanon sha man who's going released to a half way house, he was in solitary confinem

we should let the crockett bar portal muster is point when you're with the less of you get all of these documents contain details of plan to blow up the crimean bridge. these are the proposed impart sites here. authorities in kiev issued a commemorative postage stamp, which showed the destruction of the attack of the bridge. but what it actually this, it was do we have made very, very quickly, was available within hours of this happening now in the postage time. the explosions are depicted than that, which is not what actually happened. but this is exactly what she was proposed. so, this is just a coincidence. but why would britain explicitly provoke war with russia? the war in ukraine is all. liz truss said this in april 2022 while she was still a foreign secretary. and it's not just a figure of speech krajina on my period on the pursuit shelf, border control petoskey, this czar or 2 on the facts of lake erie, dorothy shed my fidel, it even the exact moment of ukraine passing from one handler, the u. s. to another britain is cited strange to say it was a ukrainian journalist who report

vallejo 12 ross moore, st mary's college 11. 100 crockett napa airport point oh, nine.there at point. oh, seven. i think trindad point await as well. so forties fifties now in the temp, so we've bottomed out on the lows, but it'll still be unseasonably cool from the system, which had numerous lightning strikes on mendocino county coast northward. not here . but that's pretty impressive for april, but the area of low pressure extends well down to southern california, even southern nevada and arizona. so there's a pretty big system, not a lot of moisture, but the impacts of cooler air are in place. so it will be an unseasonably cold out, even though it will be mostly sunny. clouds clearing out mostly clear out there, but breezy cool that wind will pick up under this cool air, mass fifties and sixties. any warm weather on the way? yes once we get past tomorrow thursday friday, and especially saturday, looking much nicer, you guys steve. thank you time now is 8 20, california strawberry growers were devastated by months of rain and extreme flooding. but now strawberry seaso

joining me now is jasmine crockett of texas.swoman, thank you for being here you have sent a letter to president biden, it's signed by forty of your house colleagues calling on the administration to use, i'm going to quote, all means at their disposal to approve mifepristone what do you think those means might be >> you know, honestly, joy, i don't know what all we have access to, but at this point in time, we know that republicans will do anything, even things we have never seen before, they will pull a rabbit out of a hat. that's exactly what i'm asking the administration to be willing to do. i don't know what the options are, say, around an emergency authorization for, say, something else, right? because this specifically only addressed this drug, and we know that we can get emergency fda authorizations for drugs we did that for the vaccines, so this is an unprecedented move that has been made, and i just think we need to match that energy it's interesting listening to you because you brink out all the logic, the facts, the d

so i would take 5.80 instead crockett down towards the maze. about 21 minutes for you. if you're taking that highway 4, we're starting improve just a bit. last time checked, we were over 30. now we're back down to 20 traveling from antioch, into cocker on this wednesday. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain 8.21. and developing news. the family of imprisoned wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich. >> finally got an update on his condition. the 31 year-old met with his lawyers yesterday after spending the weekend in a russian prison. the journal reports that his attorneys found him in good health and they say he is grateful for the outpouring of support that he's had from around the world. gershkovich is accused of stealing russian secrets to claim that the wall street journal denies. and so does the biden administration firmly denies this. the administration once again calling for the reporters immediate release. >> charges are ridiculous. evan is not a spy and it has never been a spy and that has never worked for. the u.s. government is facing up to

there still sluggish crockett down towards the maze. about 16 minutes dr. james, back to you. >> ok, thank you very much. it is 9.20, and for your money. this morning, the rise of artificial intelligence is impacting yet another industry. this time the financial services industry, a number of companies are testing ai models that would give hedge funds the upper hand. we've got mark meredith with a look. >> on wall street, timing speed and information is everything. >> now experts believe artificial intelligence may give some traders the upper hand in ways once unimaginable guys are getting better, such high rate in this whole field is changing so quickly. michael phillips is the chief data officer for numer ai a hedge fund which holds contests month late. which data scientists worldwide summit ai models to help beat the market, giving out a lot of data and people are building a eyes to to predict it. and we're just taking taking the results of what i say. and were trading at ourselves. >> i creators can win cryptocurrency if their model works. but wall stre

means the suprem court will need to break the deadlock earlier on msnbc, texa congressman jasmine crocketthis to say about th upcoming court fight >> this is also the same supreme court that said we nee to leave it up to the states yet we have a district court judge in the state of texa saying nationwide, this has to be a ban, right? but we all knew that that wa the writing on the wall. we knew that the republicans were pushing for a nationwid ban. so, it'll be interesting to se how the court wiggles an twists to now try to justify why it should be nationwide, when just not even a year ago, they said that it should b left up to the states. so, if they follow their own precedence, they may well say, listen, this still has to be a state by state thing >> joining me now to discuss i all, msnbc contributor joyce vance. she's a former u.s. attorney from the northern district o alabama, and co-host of th hashtag sisters in law podcasts joyce, when it comes to access to medication abortion, we now have two conflicting court orders what happens next? >> they are both conflicting and the conflict i

it was difficult to fly this the 1st time that the whole crockett, all the, all the 2 stages flight together. so there was a major risk because he hasn't been gone before. ah, this is out there and these are the top stories up to 20000. people have fled sudan for neighboring chad as a violent power struggle grips the nation. for nearly a week to don's army and the rapids support forces paramilitary group are fighting for control over the country. the u. n. is calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. insur dawn of the muslim eat holiday. at least 330 people have now been killed in the fighting with thousands more injured all parties to the conflict. muslim, we are leaving the very important moment in the muslim calendar. i think this is the right moment for the ceasefire to halt. and this is fire is absolutely crucial at the present moment. we have been in contact with the parties. we believe it is possible, but everybody must be united in putting pressure for the ceasefire to take effectively place the nato secretary general says ukraine's potential membership will be high on the age

. >> if you're traveling along 80 right now, crockett down towards the maze. to take you around. 24 minutes to make that drive. not backed up enough to say take pablo avenue just yet. so i would just wait it out. not too bad. there. the bay bridge right now on 90 minute ride down from about 22 minutes there. we had a few issues and started that slowing down earlier than we normally are. those high winds really back and forth that san mateo bridge. so about 17 minutes, but high-profile vehicles drive a lot slower today. checking on things in the south bay along 1, 0, 1, 35 minutes. we still pretty much the amount of green here to 80's. still pretty nice life for you. if you are going to take that. are 82 sally and her downhill pitas about 30 minutes. we start off the last hour with an accident and said no at that pleasanton road southbound there. that's clear. but residual delays still lingering traveling up, maybe 8.80, or 5.80, on either of those highways. no major issues at all. still completely green. the 31 minutes and i can to conquer you start to slow do

that's down from 34 and crockett out towards the mazes going to take that 19 minute ride darya. james, back to you. >> 6.17 right now twitter is removing a policy that prohibits calling transgender people by the names assigned at birth, which they don't go for it anymore. they're called dead names. twitter adopted this policy that prohibits dead naming in 2018. they say long other changes going for the company is going to put warning labels on what they call potentially hateful conduct instead of removing that content. many people including state senator scott wiener of san francisco are not happy about the sudden change. he says that he is often targeted on twitter and that it's become a cesspool of hate against lgbtq+. people, especially trans people. any ads. this is a quote, twitter now houses as zombie apocalypse, army of hate. >> it was really to members of the community. particularly to 2 young people who see this and they're already at high risk of attempted suicide and feelings of rejection and then they go online and they see that they're being demonized. and it's just

you can see a drive crockett out towards the maze. about 30 minutes. they are keeping a close eye on things. we'll be >> we're back at 8.14, and happening tomorrow. the battle for northern california begins the warriors. the sacramento kings facing off in round one of the playoffs. yeah. and the excitement is building all around the bay. we saw the flag being raised yesterday in san cisco. kron four's michael thomas. is that the chase center this morning with the latest. good morning, michael. yeah, good morning, everyone. you know, this is going to be the first time that 2 of northern california teams are going to playing in nba playoffs against one another. >> and take a look. they're already setting up at the chase center for this watch party. you can see they've been setting up all morning for the most part. and, you know, fans across the bay area of the golden state warriors will they are definitely ready. i mean, take a look at this. this is video from yesterday. san francisco mayor london breed took part in a flag raising ceremony ahead of tomor

a 80 to 101, crockett out towards the maze. 30 minutes on the eastbound side, right near university avenue berkeley's where they're doing some emergency road work there. the westbound side that's been slowly inching along since the early morning hours. 40 minutes, antioch, into conquered and 101, traveling up. that's going to be about 40 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna is 7.17, for your money this morning. twitter as a company no longer exists and fresh inflation numbers are just out. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> a high good morning. so inflation, a year over year, less than expected was we got for the consumer price index. so this is the most cited inflation number that we talk about. it's a basket of connelly about goods, food and gas and clothing and plane tickets and rent and did show inflation cooling last month. so the markets are up here today on that news. well, twitter is dead, at least as a legal corporate entity. it's all ex corp now. court filings det

crockett down towards the maze about. >> 17 minutes still in the green here for you.traveling into the city of hope, 10 minutes, they just turn the metering lights on right now. so that's something factor into your morning. drive. we do have high winds days been talking about them. san mateo especially seeing those strong winds in action, shaking back and forth. 13 minutes for you there. high profile vehicle slow down today. 32 minute drive at 1, 0, one. 85. the middle part starting to slow down just a bit. the 2.80, still just as light as when we started this hour, 90 min ron to concord, traveling to pittsburgh. you're going to slow down just a bit. and if you're taken, 24 walnut creek down to 5, 80 12 minute ride darya. james, back to you. thank you. and it's 5.49, and happening now. a was year ago there was chaos in downtown sacramento. 6 people were shot and killed 12. >> we're hurt. it was a mass shooting that cause panic on k street. karma dickerson takes a look at where things stand today. >> this video, but police say was a shootout between groups of men would

crockett down towards makes that accident.lo, you could say impossible avenue to navigate and get around that. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.17, for your money this morning. netflix is delaying its crackdown on password sharing. >> and bank executives say they're seeing consumers under some financial strain. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. hi, darya. good morning. so more u.s. consumers are falling behind on credit card and other payment. 6 x of the big banks which have been reporting their earnings over the last few days. >> say that the financial health of the consumer has fallen off compared to a year ago. the banks have also tightened lending as interest rates rise. well, bank of america says it will cut 3,000 jobs by the end of june. the cuts will represent one and a half percent of the bank's workforce of about 200,000 employees. it will primarily impact corporate and investment banking. however, the remaining job cuts will be spread throughout other departments

send a busy 101, in crockett. out towards the maze. going take you 36 minutes on this tuesday. darya james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain 8.17, is the time and new this morning. san francisco leaders have voted to protect the interior of the castro theater, meaning the inside can't be drastically changed. the theater was already designated a registered are back in 1977, which protects the exterior of the building and this vote now protects the inside of the theater as well and stops the theater's new owner from gutting the inside as it remodels the space concerned community member said that the theater should be preserved and continue to be a place where people can watch films supervisor. aaron peskin says that the new owner has 2 weeks now to come up with a compromised. it's a 17 and new this morning, a russian judge ruled that wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich. >> must remain in a russian jail on espionage charges. he appeared in a russian court this morning appealing his arrest for spying charges. he's the first american journalist to be detained in r

crockett out towards the maze. going put you at about 16 minutes.aking 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, around 13 minutes there. our james, back to you. thank you, anna. >> 6.18 is the time and a troubling threat foiled ahead of president biden's visit to ireland. joe khaleel explains what happened and how police stop this potential attack. police in northern ireland said that they've disrupted an attempted terrorist attack. >> i'm the same time the president biden was going to be set to travel to ireland. they say that a group that calls themselves the new ir right was actually planning on building a bomb and setting it off somewhere that would have coincided with president biden's trip. the reporting doesn't say the group was targeting the american president. only that the attack wherever it happened would be timed out with president biden being there in recent weeks, according to local police, the new iras launched a number of attacks usually targeting law enforcement. the heightened activity prompted irish officials to raise the country's security

so down in milpitas about 35 and if you are going to take an 80 crockett down towards the maze, just under 27 minutes. all right. james, back to you. >> thank you, 7.17, the time and for your money this morning, tesla's profits take a little bit of a dip as they cut prices on their cars. and jewelers are hoping that a rebound in weddings this year might lead to more sales. we've got jane king standing by live in new york to explain now that the nasdaq morning james. >> hi, james. good morning. said the owner of kay jewelers and zales is targeting as much as 10 billion in annual sales within the next 5 years. so that is much more growth than what wall street expects. and it's a best buy signet jewelers that us wedding engagement will rebound. well, disney is reportedly ready to cut thousands of jobs in a second wave of playoffs. bloomberg reports that pink slips could come as soon as next week. and starbucks launched 5,000 more enough. teas are up for grabs at $100. each their moms after the original starbucks store front, which opened in 1971. in seattle, starbucks will integrate the

if you're going to be traveling from crockett down towards the mays. 17 minute ride in 8, 80 over int bay san leandro down in a fetus. 24 minutes darya. james, back to you. >> 6.20 is the time. thank you very much. rain. an update now regarding the chinese spy balloon that flew over the united states before being shot down a couple of months ago, according to a report from nbc news, apparently that satellite was gather intelligence from sensitive u.s. military sites. despite u.s. efforts to block it. some sources say china was able to control that balloon, which could send data back to beijing in real time. the intelligence was mostly from electronic signals are picked up from weapon systems rather than images. it could also pick up communications, they say, from base personnel. once the balloons presence was made public, china increased its speed. officials say that it was in attempt to try to get out of u.s. airspace as quickly as possible. china has repeatedly said that that was an unmanned civilian airship. that strayed off course. >> it's 6.21. and developing news, pressure is b

walnut creek down to 5.80, in crockett down towards the maze. 60 minute ride darya.ain. it's 5.32. in the east bay. the city of oakland started the final round of evictions at the wood street encampment. that city started the process of clearing the camp more than a year ago. and kron four's amanda hari explains just how many people >> still need to be moved. >> the encampment beneath macarthur maze highway interchange on wood street is in the process of being shut down by the city of oakland. it once housed hundreds of people has become a concern for the city due to health and safety conditions and fires, including one in april of last year that killed one person and displaced 5 others. actual amount of planning has gone into acting homelessness administrator let honda simmons says they hope shutting down the encampment will accomplish 2 goals. the first would be to transition house into available shelter. >> and to convey the developers for the development of permanent affordable housing. i'm the construction on the wood street cabin program. can't start into the s

crockett down towards the maze is going to about 28 minutes.round. 25. so we're slow all the way from san pablo all the way down to the maze. we were still move in a little earlier to emeryville. now you see that's no longer thing. and traffic is building the bay bridge. once you get the maze that fremont street about 21 minutes there, maybe you're taking at richmond center fell ridge about 12 minutes tolls to 101, thankfully, no major accidents or delays. there, the south bay. let's check on 1, 0, 1, 44 minutes, 85 up to menlo park to san jose and sonny bill. that's where you're seeing the slowest and over in the east bay. we're starting to see more red and orange on the map. so 37 minutes almost 40 sale and a dad and he does southbound 6.82, snow. you are slow there. that's traffic still moving pretty nicely. if you're traveling along a 18, 85 80. hey, we're up towards oakland. you can see we're starting traffic builds slowdown of it's going to take a route 14 minutes, the highway for 41 minutes, to congress to 42 darya. james, back to you. t

of course davy crockett was the only one willing to do that. i know you mentioned reparations. i am 90% irish ancestry. i don't know if you realize how the irish were treated when they first came to this country. there were signs in businesses all over the country saying no irish need apply. we were discriminated against because of our faith. what you think about reparations for the people of irish heritage also? guest: i think that was entirely wrong. i lived through segregation in this country, lawful segregation, state-funded. i went to the back doors. i drank from colored water fountains. i sat in the back of the movie if i was allowed into the movie. i had to sit on the back of the bus. i celebrated my 25th birthday for the third time. the histories many people talk about, i lived. people of color suffered many of those things as well. there is a distinction. slavery, for centuries, people were chained, babies were born into slavery. they live lives as slaves, they died as slaves. for centuries, we have this institution that denied people human rights. it was one of the gr

thankfully traffic is light. 80 westbound crockett's amaze world clocking in at 15 minutes. but as you know, rain on the next hour or so, it's going start to get busy. and of course, we'll update you throughout the morning, right? brittney, thanks for that. 2 tennessee democratic lawmakers have been expelled from the state legislature for their role in a gun control protest. the protests actually comes in the aftermath of the deadly school shooting in nashville. >> but the tennessee republican controlled statehouse argue their actions bought disorder and dishonor to the chamber. washington correspondent anna wiernicki joining us live with the very latest. good morning, anna. good morning. with the lawmakers who are expelled say that they're just frustrated with the lack of movement on gun control in both washington and in tennessee. >> they say the focus should be on passing gun reform, not punishing protesters. >> protesters packed into the tennessee state capitol thursday as republicans on the house floor voted to expel 2 democratic lawmakers. representatives justin jones

i went to davy crockett grammar school. he was alive then. >> kelly: no he was not.e first food i remember eating, enchiladas. then i had my milk. >> kelly: carol has given the world so many good times and laughs that we, more to ourselves than her, want to relive those moments. we have compiled memories. this is a look at 90 years entertaining the world. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: carol was doing characters from a young age. a neighbor once got upset because he heard, it sounded like a real radio station? >> carol: i lived with my grandmother. we had a one room apartment that butted up against another apartment building. i would sit on the couch and open the window and would pretend to be a radio show. i was ten or 11, and i would say, now, ladies and gentlemen, you will hear from a young lady who will sing a cappella and i would sing and pretend to be this, and finally, someone from next door said turn that off. i was thrilled. they believed it. >> kelly: you were that good. you were like, thank you. your late teens and 20s, you started acting in college. how

on the east and from 2 ukrainian soldiers often have to improvise. soviet era, crockett launches angel tanks. and above all, the lack of ammunition on every day warfare for them. duplicate, how should we protect ourselves? are we supposed to throw sticks at the russians? they couldn't manage without the tags and ammunition left behind by russian troops . theresa can saw the soldier st. then not expecting western basil tags here, green law does. i'm convinced that we will finish this will with soviet equipment. some of there's simply not enough new western military technology for every one of bucket multiple gets us ahead. now, sledgehammers, crowd balls and welding equipment. must the west go all out on alms deliveries. now, as western diplomats demand general hunters, i want to get your thoughts on that report. not painting a particularly rosy picture for ukrainian force is there. do you think the west is in a position to provide the kind of support they need? well, i would actually um, have a different view on this clear bark mood is not the most important fight of this war, but it's

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you can see right there crockett's amaze. we're still looking at 15 minutes. during a traffic is slowly picking up across the map. as you know, we're going to stay connected on tv online and of course, on our app to make sure everyone gets to work on time and safely. some all right. well, bay area diners who have fond memories of the restaurant caught chow are in luck because after more than 20 years serving up san francisco and the east bay cho had to close down. but news on dine and dish. we're getting a taste of the brand-new chow open. now back in san ramon. >> after some 3 years of being back and serving up american same delicious comfort food. the beloved chow is back. but in a new location, this is the new chapel in san ramon open inside the city center at bishop and longtime fans of the old couldn't be i have the tacos today and i feel big change. the law continues its really good child closed down in 2019 after 2 decades of serving bay area diner, we like this location. better for real. yeah. okay. how about the really good with something to appeal to

do me any, and others who were involved in the crockett in the corruption were they ever brought to justice. john, it was our evidence that actually led to a case being made by our turn, the organization and during tax abuse to get her and drafted as a delinquent director. right. so what had transpired, we gave evidence at this on the commission. and obviously our evidence was now in the public domain. it was myself, it was too lim, chill to work for. it's a who, a couple of months before i was suspended and i think she's a, she was about 2 months prior to me. she was suspended. there was a missing but dar well who has also suspended. he was head of procurement, truly was head of, of a char and and so vain boss was the head of operations. so with, as been defer suspended. she could put in various people, they who actually effected and further corruption which we were unable to stop. and only found out at those under commission that those transactions actually went through and that money was spent and, and that is a did lose that money. so and yes, and they off to we were we gave evidence wi

there actual in place long periods of enterprises like ab scenes at the time, a lawyer but still, crockett system which could catch international sex traffickers. it's making impossible them to do business with large scale mainstream companies. it's out. he morgan, chase bank. this is a large bank. why is there not? i guess that's a political question. well, enforce finance or regulations and bad things for people. i think obviously you know, this, you know, particularly this, it was such, it is involved but you know, all the agencies are undefined, it has no political will to prosecute people politically connected. there were all sorts of weird things going on where i just started places. he was, like i said he was given this tax break in coverage and they're in the virgin islands. they say that makes sense. that's not should be relevant. when you consider an application for a tax break, i'll let you go on as i just gosh, i think it's probably the work that you want to do. same as any of us have been covering this. do you actually believe as another element of this evil has come to light?