they can make a difference. >> eileen and shirley were board members of the citizens of environmental counsel of burlingame, an environmental education advocacy group and they wanted to inspire more children to learn about our planet outside of the classroom. >> i am sure there are some things going on but there is no curriculum right now. i thought, let's try to put on a film fest for students to share their ideas about the environment. >> they launched the first annual citizen environmental every year, students in grades 4 through 12 create their own film of up to five minutes that shows how they care about the world around them , a free workshop offers storytelling tips. winning entries received $150 cash prizes, funded by peninsula clean energy. >> studies have shown there is a major partner in crime. >> kalynn ling won a top award for his seventh grade film on the environmental impact of red meat. now a 10th grader, she says the experience has shaped her career goals. >> i grew really passionate about telling stories about environmental justice through filmmaking, through storyte

eileen: you know how to hit my heart. we talked about this in 2021. i was concerned about was rescaling. the newer technologies that we are involved in, there are plenty of jobs. the issue is re-skilling. i talked about jamie dimon as far back as 2020. he was putting money aside to read strain -- retrain every skilled staff in these technologies. the labor department says in this piece of what i'm talking about, it is probably 250,000 jobs annually. some of these are much higherend jobs, but we need to reskill people. a big piece of the reason i'm involved in this is to make party to that whole movement. we just talked about electronic occasion. i'm talking about chargers. what about modernizing the infrastructure and all of the jobs available for that? a big piece of this will be about reskilling, retraining. but the jobs are there without a doubt. sonali: how much investment is this ultimately going to take from the government? we see it in an era right now where every dollar is under question. we are running a massive deficit. and we still need to

in the end, shirley and eileen say the young filmmakers aren't the only winners. >> they learn aboutems with, you know, wasting water or wasting food. they actually can go to their parents and point things out to their parents. >> just take that interest and to continue it. that is why we do it. >> reporter: so for encouraging san mateo county students to learn about and care for the environment, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to shirley lee and eileen kim. >> this year's film fest winners will be announced and their films screened on wednesday night, april 24th at admission to the event at the burlingame high school theater is free. >> you are -- i was talking back to you, nicole. sorry about that. time right now 6:37. be quiet siri. the future of their shops hangs in the balance. the worries for small businesses and the push for lawmakers to rewrite a law. plus -- ♪ ♪ >>> these san jose kids are ready to rock. their quick learning to put on a show you won't want to miss this in this week's bay area backstage but before that -- >>> good morning, gianna, in san fran

a part of the planning committee that includes arlington high school, and in the end, shirley and eileenfilmmakers aren't the only winners. >> they learn about what is going on and the problems with wasting water or wasting food. they actually can go to their parents and point things out to their parents. >> reporter: for encouraging san mateo county students to learn about and care for the environment, this week's jefferson award goes to shirley and eileen. >> this year's winners will be announced and their films will be screened on wednesday night, april 24th, admission to the event at burlington high school theater is free. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at >>> if we see you, you get your license, and you get a citation later, elk grove pd responded to more than 45,000 calls per year and about 11% could be handled with just the drone overhead. >>> mark your calendar, the deadline to file your taxes is almost here, april 15th is the last day to send your return. keep in mind, if you fail to file by the due date, the irs will issue a 5% penalty for each mo

in the end, shirley and eileen say the young filmmakers aren't the only winners. >> they learn abouting water or wasting food. they actually can go to their parents and point things out to their parents. >> just take that interest and to continue it. that is why we do it. >> reporter: so for encouraging san mateo county students to learn about and care for the environment, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to shirley lee and eileen kim. >> and this year's film fest winners will be announced and their films screens on wednesday night, april 24th. admission to the event at the high school theater is free. online at kpix.com/hero. >>> well, time right now 5:38 in the morning. the future of their shops hangs in the balance. the worries from small businesses and the push for lawmakers to rewrite a law. plus this -- ♪ ♪ >>> well, these san jose kids are ready to work. their quick learning to put on a show. you won't want to miss it in this week's bay area backstage. we'll be right back. teens have drama. one more minute! braces add more drama. ahh! how does anyone do this?!

this week's jefferson award in the bay area will go to shirley lee and eileen kim. film fest winners will be announced and the films screened on wednesday night, april 24. the events at the burlingame high school theater is free. if you're doing anything, you can see the winning films. it's great. >> we should go there and start recruiting to work for us because the work is amazing. >> yes. >> and that one young lady, kayla, she says it inspired her to go into an environmental reporting. and so creating the videos, you learn something, they could change your life. >> absolutely. talk about making a difference. great story, sharon. thank you so much. >>> now remember, you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> up next, a powerful message from a grieving mother. >> i really thought they wouldn't be interested in trying any kind of sentences. he and his buddy, they decided to try what we thought was percocets. >> what she wants every family to know about fentanyl test strips, now required by law on some california campuses. >>>

eileen is in st. petersburg, florida, on our line for democrats. good morning, eileen. caller: good morning. well, i live in florida and the big news for us is the two amendments that the judges are allowing to be put on the ballot this november. and that's good news for me as a democrat because that will hopefully bring floods of new voters who are pro abortion and pro marijuana. e two amendment will legalize -- voting to lelize recreational marijuana and to legalize abortion in florida. and i personally do take marijuana medically for my glaucoma and as a senior, it reallyoes help. there are restrictions -- not restrictions, bit does cost like hundreds of dollars a yr renew it. and the b problem is if you're smin in yourackyard and your neighborson like the smell of it, it'll offend your neighbors. you know, guns don't offend the neighbors but i guess that he's afraid that marijuana will. and i'm sure that he'll make it very difficult to buy the recreational weed and make it more difficult than it is to purchase a gun. and one lt thing. all this talk about the jge dau

eileen is in st. petersburg, florida, on our line for democrats. good morning, eileen. caller: good morning. well, i live in florida and the big news for us is the two amendments that the judges are allowing to be put on the ballot this november. and that's good news for me as a democrat because that will hopefully bring floods of new voters who are pro abortion and pro marijuana. the two amendments will legalize -- voting to legalize recreational marijuana and to legalize abortion in florida. and i personally do take marijuana medically for my glaucoma and as a senior, it really does help. there are restrictions -- not restrictions, bit does cost like hundreds of dollars a year to renew it. and the big problem is if you're smoking in your backyard and your neighbors don't like the smell of it, it'll offend your neighbors. you know, guns don't offend the neighbors but i guess that he's afraid that marijuana will. and i'm sure that he'll make it very difficult to buy the recreational weed and make it more difficult than it is to purchase a gun. and one last thing. all th

eileen canada rejected trump's bid to have his charges of mishandling of documents and defended her handlingf her issue saying that the presidential records act took priority over the espionage act when it came to confidential documents that went to florida after his presidency. cannon shot down the argument saying it does not provide a pretrial basis to dismiss. either with handling charges by diffusing a looming confrontation this ruling may clear a path to help her resolve pretrial issues including when it will be held over the possible rival events -- relevance. jim is calling from cairo, missouri, democrat. caller: an ancestor of mine was an abortionist born about 1900. she would've grown up with little or no contraception. six kids on a farm was different than six kids on the ghetto. the wealthy would fly here in because of one time teenage pregnancy was a disgrace and if you can imagine a biracial pregnancy in certain times and places it would be a problem. host: what year was this? caller: around 1900. she lived to see the pill. she lived to see roe. i looked her up near the end of h

. >> reporter: when shirley and eileen met years ago as moms of elementary students, they never wouldedicted their shared passion would take them down a path of encouraging young filmmakers. >> they just inspire me, they can definitely make a difference. >> reporter: they were board members with the citizens environmental counsel of burlington, an advocacy group and they wanted to inspire more children to learn about our planet outside of the classroom. >> i'm sure there's some things going on but there's no curriculum right now. i thought, let's try to put on a film fest for students to share their ideas about the environment. >> reporter: they launched the first annual citizen environment the club student film festival in 2018, they drew on students affinity for making videos. every year, students in grades fourth through 12th create their own film up to five minutes that shows how they care about the world around them. a free workshop offers storytelling tips, winning entries receive $150 cash prizes. >> studies have shown there is a major partner in crime. >> reporter: kayla won a

you can imagine he's had enough of eileen cannon. >> a lot of us have. i want to go to you about this last-minute filing on a friday afternoon from donald trump in the manhattan d.a.'s prosecution of him. april 15th, right around the corner, my friend. it is not like he's got a lot of time, but this motion to recuse alleges that the judge's daughter's company, because it does work for democrats, that that in and of itself is grounds to be able to get him off the case. but then at the end of the filing, donald trump says, but you know what? it's not a requirement to recuse yourself, then you should do it because of an appearance of impropriety. but a judge is different from a prosecutor. your thoughts on this motion to recuse? >> you know, just like it's difficult to recuse judge cannon, it's also going to be very, very difficult here for trump to win on this. i think trump knows that. i think trump knows that, and i think he filed it when he did in order to have a full weekend of people talking about this, because merely talking about the motion repeats

i'm eileen at chuck. >> all right. some new data suggesting that many viewers take advantage of how easy it is to cancel their streaming services sometimes right after they subscribe many users will sign up for a streaming service. watch a single serious or film and cancel the service. according to this research serial churning used to be a niche behavior amongst streaming customers, experts say. but now the practice is very mainstream. so the group is saying that the data reveals cereal turner's make up 40% of all streaming service subscriptions and cancellations. i'm just impressed. even remember to cancel. >> all right. up next, the lineup for outside lands is now out. we can expect to see if you plan on heading out to san francisco's biggest music festival. >> the outside lands lineup has been released. tyler, the creator of the killer sturgill simpson are performing post malone will perform a special country set. other performers include schoolboy q victoria monet and killer mike. this marks the 16th year. the mus

> y sobre el juicio que se le sigue a trump, el juicio los documentos de mar-a-lago, ordeno jueza eileenteger a los testigos de posibles amenazas o acoso. >> les ordeno a los abogados del expresidente trump que entreguen una lista identificandolos con seudonimos. >> se trata de 24 oficiales de gobierno. >> y otro caso que seguira adelante es el juicio por el pago a la actriz porno stormy daniel hoy se le negaron dos recursos al expresidente que intentaban postergarlo. >> sus abogados argumentaron que el proceso debia debia demorarse para apelar la orden mordaza. >> el juicio comenzara el lunes. >> para el control y prevencion de enfermedades muestran que miles de mujeres mayores de 50 anos no se hacen la mamografia periodicamente, pese a la alta incidencia de cancer de mama en el pais. >> sonia parisos sanchez tiene mas detalles. >> adelante asi es joana, efectivamente los cdc vuelven a reiterar la la importancia de realizarse una mamografia cada dos derecho. >> segun ella, todo fue gracias a la deteccion temprana. >> hoy, cuatro anos mas tarde, reconoce que fue una mamografia lo que le

now it would seem eileen democrat -- i lean democrat. it is really contingent on one or two issues whether someone is democrat or republican. thank you. guest: that is an interesting point. for some voters it can be a single issue or a group of issues that causes them to lean or identify with a party or identify with a party or even to change parties. usually what we have signed -- what we have found is they do not tend to change their party identification that much. about 8% to 10% will change from year to year. it is not a lot of change on a year to year basis. host: because the caller was on the independent line, how do you account for independents? guest: identifying means you affiliate with that party. leaning is a softer measure. about one third identify as republicans, one third as democrats and about one third as independents. those who are independents tend to lean and they often have strongly partisan views themselves. they are not nonpartisan. host: one of the other factors you look at his income and how that factors in to how

she and 19 year-old eileen, the u.s. and your were murdered last saturday on riverside drive near the napa river. 3 people have been arrested in connection with their killings of a lay home. and john nicholson is the primary suspect. police believe he was responsible for shooting and killing the pair to santa rosa. teenage women are the other suspects. they're charged with aiding in a felony and were booked into the napa county jail. >> protesters >> are seeking a restraining order to stop the dublin women's present from moving its inmates. the california coalition of women's prisoners gathered in front of the present after hearing of its expected closure. they say there angry some of the 600 prisoners will be transferred to other facilities, some of which are thousands of miles away. the coalition says the announcement has left many prisoners inside confused and worried. >> they're terrified the public. colleen, like it each day thinking i'm going to be transferred today. i don't know that's going to have contact with t

. >> move she and 19 year-old eileen villa senor were murdered this past saturday on riverside drive near the napa river. 3 people have been arrested in connection with the killing a home. and john nicholson is the primary suspect. police say police believe he was responsible for shooting and killing the victims to santa rosa teen age. women are the other suspects. they are charged with aiding in a felony and were booked into the napa county jail. happening now, ferry service between san francisco in sausalito has been suspended according to golden gate ferry service its due to a structural compromise at the pier in sausalito as a bay ferry will be providing bus bridge service from that city. the city rather to sausalito for the remainder of the day. >> area >> students protesting in san francisco today. the group demanding a cease-fire in gaza to protect the people in the war zone and the planet. protesters gathering at embarcadero plaza and marching across the financial district calling on corporations in the area they say are profiting from the ongoing conflict. students carried p

comedian and actor sasha baron cohen and his wife, eileen fisher, have announced that they are divorcing to end their marriage last year. the pair, who have three children, met in 2001 and married in 2010 stop this comes as the australian actress rebel wilson has made allegations about sasha baron cohen in her memoir, rebel rising, saying they were in a dispute during filming of a movie. he has denied the claims, and said through lawyers that those allegations had no basis in reality. france will become the first non—commonwealth country to take part in the king's changing of the guard ceremony — to mark the 120th anniversary of the entente cordiale. emily brown reports. the entente cordiale was set out in 1904 between britain and france, and to mark the 120th anniversary, french guards will... buckingham palace. france will become the first non—commonwealth country to take part in the ceremony. 32 french soldiers willjoin 42 guardsmen and prayed the growing together. let's find out what we can expect to see. to the public, they will be surprised, because they will see french gendarmerie

authorities she was killed alongside 19 year-old eileen at the u.s. and your police arrested 3 people in connection to the killings. officers say one of them, john nicholson shot and killed the victims. the other 2 suspects to santa rosa women have been charged with aiding and a felony. >> now, take good look at your screen there. authorities are asking you to keep your eyes out for this incarcerated person. they say he escaped the valley conservation camp in calaveras county. state. officials say 26 year-old jonathan leal betancourt escaped around 3 this morning. they say that he was serving a five-year sentence for burglary, car theft and buying stolen equipment. they say he's about 5 foot 11 with brown eyes and black hair and might be wearing gray sweat pants as well as a gray shirt. anyone with information about his whereabouts is being asked to call 9-1-1. to the north bay. now petaluma police are searching for 2 men they say stole $3,000 worth of power tools from a hardware store. police say that these men loaded shopping carts with milwaukee to

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similar to the last question, another question from georgia eileen from georgetown asks about health and health infrastructure. this is something i've heard many times in the pacific, the lack of health infrastructure and health security is a national-security issue for these countries, and across cuts climate change, -- it cost cuts climate change, food security, so many issues. are there any discussions at the u.n. on ways to help bolster the health infrastructure of these countries? amb. thomas-greenfield: i think covid, the pandemic really highlighted and amplified the lack of capacity in so many countries to deal with health issues. what we know is this pandemic won't be our last. this pandemic really -- it encouraged and urged the world to come together and figure out how to support countries, like those countries in the pacific islands where there is not a very strong health care system. part of our engagement is to address the health infrastructure issues, and to help these countries prepare for the next pandemic. the who has been actively engaged with these countries as well

eileen cannon denied truck president trump's motion to dismiss classified documents case based on thee on the case despite attacks and threats against her from special counsel jack smith, what you think? >> i think it's another retrial, i think the cases moving along and the rhetoric against her bizarre and overblown. i don't understand why carefully proceeding to the case because for so much outrage and alarm by the legacy echo chamber, it makes no sense. >> jack smith is outraged, jury instructions and the trump classified docs case saying you got to abide by the president joe records act, the president has sole authority under the act to categorize records with presidential during his presidency and that's what the judge told the jury. she said neither court nor jury can make or review such a category decision they have to abide by the law but jack smith says it's fundamentally flawed. how is it fundamentally flawed follow the law? >> i don't understand what jack this theory is and i think that's part of what judge can was trying to get articulate, tell me what your theory is, tell

similar to the last question another question from eileen from georgetown asks about health and health infrastructure. this is something i've heard many times as well in the pacific is that the lack of health infrastructure and lack of health security is a national good issue for these countries, and it cost cuts climate change, cross cuts food security and so many other issues. is there anything at the human level or are the any discussions at the u.n. on ways to help bolster the health infrastructure ofhe the health secured of these countries? >> i think covid, the pandemic really highlighted and applied the lack of capacity in so many countries to do with health issues. and what we know is that this pandemic will not be our last. but this pandemic really i think it encouraged and urged the world to come together to figure out how to support countries like this country and the pacific islands where there is not a very strong healthcare system. part of our engagement, part of cofa, is to address the health infrastructure issues and to help these countries prepare for the next pandemic

her name is sasha and a 19 year old named eileen villasenor. one died at the scene, the other at the hospital. a memorial of balloons, candles and flowers are growing at the spot where the two young women were killed. >> these young, young people that are just starting out in life, how did this tragedy happen? and so that's where the community comes together to try to understand this. >> the suspect could be charged with special circumstance of multiple murder, which means if he is convicted, he could face life in prison without parole. >> new reports say the vallejo police department's been out of compliance with state law for almost two years. public records show that vallejo pd failed to disclose its military equipment use policy. the statewide law says the public has a right to know that law enforcement owns and uses military equipment. the department just published its military equipment list earlier this month. vallejo police must still fulfill several other requirements before being allowed to use military equipment without violating sta

. >> eileen bokeen with speak, sunset parkicide education and action committee. the following are comments at the city capital planning committee meeting march 18. commenting on the rec and park cip for capital planning purposes, there appears to be discrepancy between the park listed on the rpd website and ones [indiscernible] in the rpd enews of march 13, an article refers to the great highway park, even though this does want appear to have any official or legal status. the great highway park is [indiscernible] even though rpd was the permit holder, the department [indiscernible] oral argument to a member of the board of supervisors. this bos member also cited the great highway park, and went to cite a bench which has been installed in the median strip of the upper great highway. afterwards based on a public records request, this [indiscernible] installed, despite concerns expressed by dpw. >> your time is up. i apologize. chair, i just was notified we have one additional speaker here in the room who would like to speak during general public comment so not requ

. >> this is where 17 year old sasha and 19 year old eileen villasenor, the mother of a nine month old daughter, were shot and killed over the weekend on riverside drive, a stone's throw from the napa river. its namesake city. unaccustomed to such violence. >> that's pretty sad, because, we thought napa was like, you know, real calm, but i guess not. >> the gunfire broke out shortly after eight saturday night during a fight. napa police responded to reports of gunfire and found the victims. one died at the scene, the other at a hospital. witnesses told police a male and two females were responsible. on tuesday, napa police said they arrested those three suspects, 22 year old john nicholson, junior of vallejo, was arrested with the help of the napa sheriff's swat team on two counts of murder. 219 year old santa rosa women, jessica witten and judith adolph, were arrested by sonoma county sheriff's detectives accused of being accessories. police have not discussed a motive in the case. >> there's not much that's good about this situation. >> a man who wished only to be identified as richa

hi, eileen is expected to quadruple monday. >> says the mayor.night all over the place at 11th street cowboy bar. the meat, medium rare and greet is about the eclipse. >> we drove 1700 miles, 1700 miles to see the eclipse. >> correct these two friends caravan from pennsylvania. >> i've been preparing. i bought a camper. i bought a jeep. i did everything, bought a camper for the eclipse. >> i hear that it might storm in bandera. no, it's going to be a beautiful day. are we doing positive thinking about this positive thinking? it's not just bandera cowgirls praying for good weather. millions are expected to flock to texas and more than a dozen us states in the celestial path of totality. some officials are worried about traffic jams. and who's this? >> this is rooster in bandera cowgirls solved that problem. i'm going to jump on rooster, and i'm going to ride by everybody. and i'll do my little princess wave. >> even eclipse mania expected to add $6 billion to the us economy in one estimate. texas a slice of the astronomical pie 1.4 billion. the ec

the napa county sheriff's department has identified her as sasha move thick, sasha and 19 year-old eileen via sending senior were killed this past saturday on riverside drive near the napa river. police arrested 3 people in connection with the victims. deaths. the california department of justice releasing their findings into a shooting at sfo where police shot and killed a man who appeared to have a gun. it happened at the international terminal in january 2022. for nearly an hour. officers ordered nelson zito to drop what he was holding. the report says ito pointed at what he was holding appointed, what he was holding at the officers. and that's when police shot and killed him. it turns out he was holding 2 airsoft guns according to an investigation and innocent bystander was also hit by a bullet fired by officers. the doj concluded the officers actions were reasonable in criminal charges were not filed was representing a class of women at the soon to close fci, dublin prison filing emergency temporary restraining order today urging a judge to temporarily block the transfer of anyone wh

judge eileen cannon is in her early 40s and in the club of federal judges meaning she can serve the rest her life if she wants. it is up to her to make that decision. she is already telling special counsel smith and president trump, who appointed her back in 2020, she won't be pushed around. cannon put out an order yesterday just a three-pay order essentially chastising both president trump and jack smith. she told donald trump that he is not immune from any prosecution and the presidential records act does not stand to dismiss his case. in this filing she says the presidential records act will not essentially shut down the case. the former president moved to dismiss this case based on the pra arguing the act allowed him to transport and keep some of highest level classified documents found and mar-a-lago. she essentially told jack smith she was staying on the case and run things the way she wants to. he filed a motion earlier this week in so many words telling judge cannon to rule on trump's dismissal motion or go above her head to an appeals court to speed things up. smith believed can

right, it boils down to one thing, what we have happening here debating whether it is jack smith and eileenor pick a case because trump has a lot of them out there so just pick one, this slows the process down. this is all about avoiding the filing of pretrial motions would have to be completed before the case can proceed, this is coming up the works. all of this stuff, folks, is great law school fodder because at the end of the day, the american people could give a rats butt about whether or not it is classified documents or this or that. it is well beyond their focus. for donald trump, all that matters for him is i get to slow this roll down, i get to get closer to my election where i'm going to win and when i win, i'm dictator for a day and i make all of this go away. yes, i rent it. that is exactly how simple it is. >> i think, you know, to that point, judge cannon had, this is not the only not fully resolved question in front of her. there are many pending motions in front of her that she hasn't ruled on. when she rules, which he does and she avoids making a final ruling. she sort of l

eileen grable writes, quote busting the bankers club is an essential guide to all that's gone so deeply wrong in the u.s. financial sector. epstein offers a concrete map for bold, yet achievable strategies to reclaim finance for the social good. we're so pleased with this event here at harvard bookstore tonight. please join me in welcoming and juliet schor. thank you. welcome. it's a great pleasure. be here and i just wanted to start by telling gerri what a magnificent book he has written. as some of you know, he has had a careers of research and writing on banking and finance, as well as considerable engagement with reformers in, this sector. and the book reflects that extensive research search, deep knowledge and accumulated wisdom. you did a great job. a book that works for people like myself. i have done some work these issues as well as people who know almost nothing, the financial sector or, the economic system. so congratulate and thank you for a really important contribution. it a tour de force and i recommend it to all of you. so just wanted to start by letting you have at. wha

andrew, how are you interpreting eileen's cannon move?decide whether the presidential records act is a legit line of defense? >> which is exactly what jack smith said he wanted. he said, just make a decision. we say that it doesn't apply at all, we want a pretrial ruling. the rules say they're entitled to a pretrial ruling. just decide one way or the other for good. not the part, not halfway, which is, i'm deciding pretrial that it doesn't apply. jack smith is like, who cares about that? i care what you're going to say at trial. the big thing that people need to understand, to be in the weeds for a moment. once the jury is sworn, double jeopardy attaches. meaning, if the jury acquits, or if the judge acquits, it's over. especially, if the judge has the power once the jury is sworn to say, i'm entering a judgment of a critical. and it can be on a cockamamie idea that the presidential records act. jack smith is saying, i need a decision that it doesn't apply. not just pretrial because, no one is deciding anything about guilt or innocence pr

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trump appointed federal judge, eileen cannon, seem skeptical of the motions to dismiss the charges against the codefendants , suggesting that those argumentst should be made to t jury during a trial. this comes as we are learning more from the newly revealed transcript of what was now a 2022 interview with fbi special agents, a few months before the fbi executed a search warrant at trump's florida club and recovered dozens of boxes of evidence. joining us now from miami as perry stein, department reporter of the washington post, and bradley moss, national security attorney who represent people in the work and intelligence community. thanks to the both of you for being here. perry, get us started, and give us a quick breakdown of what ck happened in the courtroom today. >> right. so, we saw trump's two codefendants make their motions to dismiss the case. i think the best way to describe it is that they said, we are charged with all of these allegations around obstruction, you say we lied to and then misled investigators, and, you know, tried to block investigators from getting back these do

this is where 17 year old sasha and 19 year old eileen villasenor, the mother of a nine month old daughterlled over the weekend on riverside drive, a stone's throw from the napa river. its namesake city. unaccustomed to such violence. >> that's pretty sad, because, we thought napa was like, you know, real calm, but i guess

this is where 17 year old sasha and 19 year old eileen villasenor, the mother of a nine month old daughterhot and killed over the weekend on riverside drive, a stone's throw from the napa river. its namesake city. unaccustomed to such violence. >> that's pretty sad, because, we thought napa was like, you know, real calm, but i guess not. >> the gunfire broke out shortly after eight saturday night during a fight. napa police responded to reports of gunfire and found the victims. one died at the scene, the other at a hospital. witnesses told police a male and two females were responsible. on tuesday, napa police said they arrested those three suspects, 22 year old john nicholson, junior of vallejo, was arrested with the help of the napa sheriff's swat team on two counts of murder. 219 year old santa rosa women, jessica witten and judith adolph, were arrested by sonoma county sheriff's detectives accused of being accessories. police have not discussed a motive in the case. >> there is not much that's good about this situation. >> a man who wished only to be identified as richard was among tho

cover up that activity, that is still dragging , thanks almost exclusively to district court judge eileen cannon. that woman there. canon was 39 years old when she got the lifetime position she was appointed to, not particularly distinguished at the time. she was appointed that position after the election, by the accused document ms. handler in this case, donald trump. this situation may finally now be coming to a head. in a striking new finding, special counsel jack smith hinted that he may ask a higher court, the court of appeals about george cannon to correct her, because of how badly she has mishandled the case. this is building for a long time. remember, we first met cannon back in 2022, in the wake of the fbi's first search of trump's home at mar-a-lago. judge cannon ended up issuing a ruling that was wildly favorable to donald trump. she stepped in and she stopped the process of the government going through the search records. instead, appointed a special master to review documents, which blocked the government's investigation. people were really taken aback by this ruling. experts