fayetteville and in burlington, north carolina rent increases like some of you mentioned.alk about rent, food and electricity and how it has affected household spending. people responding to it as well. (202) 748-8000 for easter, and central time zones (202) 748-8001oud mountain time zone. caller: i have been struggling. i am 64 years old. host: can you hear me? caller: i am 64 years old i'm going to be 65 and i have been on disability and one of the things in florida and matt district's insurance. it is skyrocketing. it's a matter of buying groceries or paying insurance. i just paid my flood insurance. hurricane season is coming and if you can't afford not to have 400 to $916 which is almost a thousand dollars, a 50% increase is that through the coe of this year compared to last year? caller: yes it is. i keep getting messages how the is i insurance conditions but i haven't seen any relief and i claim. i have n insurance claim and i pay close other people pay isn't that bad, hurting people in florida. instead of matt gaetz showing 'u should worry about the people in his d

earlier this month, the environmental protection agency administrator reagan and governor cooper in fayettevilles my administration in forest the first ever standard to get those chemicals at our drinking, but that is not all. communities across the watershed know too well why this matters. as a consequence of p-fas, you have seen aggressive cancers emerge in that area. revising and warning, you cannot even fish in the same water that you drink. that is how far it has gone. my administration invested an additional $9 billion more to finally get rid of p-fas chemicals now. [applause] and we get safe, clean drinking water to you in hundreds of millions of americans across the country presently exposed to p-fas. my infrastructure makes the most significant investment in infrastructure and generations that includes roads, bridges, airports, public transit, and so much more. it includes a new train from raleigh to richmond. it takes thousands of vehicles off the road. [applause] and provides over 1000 good paying jobs. good paying jobs. nationwide, 51,000 projects in 4500 communities have been announ

admit transplants from everywhere i have gone former kentucky wildcat in fayetteville as i speak. welcome to arkansas. [applause] we have added 21000 new arkansans last year alone. these newcomers are joined by companies from literally all over the country and all over the world. i traveled to europe and asia to pitch businesses on arkansas. i'm here to report they like what they heard freight companies proposed more than $1 billion in new investments last year. companies like rafael, raytheon, and are turning cans in arkansas into the arsenal freedom. supplying israel's iron dome, america's marine corps and service members across the globe. 800 new jobs right here in little rock. in mississippi county is on the top steel producing county in america. [applause] isn't dealt with it northeast arkansas citizens are. walter arms is helping us defend our right with the expansion of fort smith. companies are making investments left and right and self arkansas lithium our national economy is dragging. blue states are shrinking. but arkansas is roaring ahead. that starts with education wh

they're not going to just talk to the fayetteville. they are going to open up the map and be everywhere all at once, and they're going to have the resources to do. ooh! that >>former president trump held a press conference at trump tower this morning. we brought that to you on cbs news bay area and for all of our coverage on this historic verdict, you can head to our website k p i x.com. back here at home. the state trial in the attack of paul pelosi has just begun david to pat faces charges of attempted murder assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. paul pelosi, the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi, suffered a skill fracture from the hammer attack in october of 2022. he is expected to testify today on thursday, the court heard a recording of a police interview with pop. a few hours after the attack. prosecutors say the recording shows the congresswoman was his initial target. now for a look across the bay this morning, happy friday to you there, you can see oakland, san francisco and san jose. here's jessica with our

okay, why is it the 10th sunday the so garza may end up in fayetteville, washington item, and the defense is closed. i live is a bunch us different, lots of filed them. so under pressure public for supporting as well as a solid phone gossip. recently i wasn't able to can was, had cold, my pro policy and, and so this includes him, a murder during a hearing in the senate's showing the, the assigned filmmaker so on stones is the button mysteries in words do not match its deeds regarding age for goss unfortunately, he still has it, you know, the president united states, but he's not hard looking very strong in terms of what, you know, how he's reacted so far. as people pointed out, he was suggesting that the united states would stop supporting his realm. everything that they go into rafa and then he basically gives a $1000000000.00 of, of arms and sends, you know, $1000000000.00 of arm speak to his real. and so it's like people are seeing that it's all this talk and, well, you know, we're going to say israel's, you know, has a red line here or there. and then we just blow right through it and

the media capitol of the world and the most fayetteville yous arena saying i can pull my people out here and see this regardless of when the trial wraps up. we've got lots of support. will: joe biden is on the east coast and i believe heims sabin was one of the big men behind the power rangers. if my memory is correct. remember the power rangers? pete: i do. never think about the fact that somebody got really rich off the power rangers or tell tub byes. rachel: the cartoon? will: this is the e-mail he sent to the white house. bad, bad, bad decisions. please reconsider. it sends a terrible message to allies in the region and beyond. pete: he's not just a megadonor to biden but hosted an event for biden in february this. is an issue that i think bernie sanders was right when he said it. this feels like the vietnam for biden. he can't satisfy anybody. you really can't because the more he goes in with rashida tlaib in michigan, he ticks off megadonors like that and saying you told me you were supporting israel. the more he supports israel and allowing them to defeat hamas and makes the peopl

put mind giving a science hearing because it us plan to deliver a, it's a god that ends up in fayetteville. on the falls of the prism i call and headed to the pacific by the tennessee of new caledonia to dress in wage protests of the plans and latest, then boats in, right. but just as from scratch down on the tip top. well, the rest, the almost the, to the, well, this is all to this good type your company today. my name's mazda. the files have gathered intact, wrong to move. busy rainy and present, re see and other senior officials who died and i had to go up to class on sunday. it right instead of paying me to leave her. many have laid a prayer full little bit since in the field for assessing takes place in the reading, capital crowds have typed into most to pray for the victims of the faithful. heading up the question, the body of reading and form is made up. the light is to be lazy to rest into officials, form mold in 14 countries on taking part in the, you know, events. they include a russian delegation headed by this week of the lower house of parliament. many writers also pay their r

another comment on that speech from social media, from a text message we received from joseph in fayettevillelina, "harrison butker was voicing opinions at a commencement. he was more concerned about his personal feelings than encouraging the graduates. i'm not sure what is more disturbing, feelings over logic or

well, the fayetteville now have the next four months or so to think about all the possibilities and maybe own calendars. that's because the new nfl schedule is out with some big matchups for us this season. so here are the four biggest niners games for next season. so in week one, they host the jets on monday night football. they also host the chiefs in a super bowl rematch. this is on october 10th. then they have two sunday night games right here on nbc bay area they include the cowboys over at levi's on october 27th and a december 1st matchup in buffalo. are you talking about football? get ready. all right look let's talk about this new project. it's launched by google. it blends art with all of the promise of artificial intelligence. and in a way, you may even call it an infinite rabbit hole. that's because it takes the story of alice in wonderland and uses ai to reimagine the book's original illustrated images. it does so through the rendering and visions and styles of four contemporary artists in an infinite cycle. google introduced the new feature yesterday. we spoke with the partic

john who served as human security advisor, today a with is in fayetteville in the night.ot nominate a convicted felon for president. that is john bolton's reaction. let's hear from susan in new york on our yes line. caller: hi, pedro. yes, i agree with the verdict, but here is what i want to tell ne, but especially the people who disagree. if you did not like the verdict, it is the defense team'sthey hao challenge the jury that was picked. if they accepted the jury, they accepted it was on that position and felt they were fair-minded, so do not defame the jury. for all of us, the jury are the only ones who sat and heard all of the evidence, so the congresspeople on both sides of the aisle are going into their corners. at they are the only ones who heard all of the evidence every day in that trial, so they are the only ones who can make that decision, and that is the basis of our jury system, you may not be happy with the judge. you may not be happy with michael cohen. the defense did not do their job , and the jury came to the conclusion they had no doubt, all 12 of them

. >> from fayetteville, michigan. >> celebrating grandma's birthday in new york. >> i waited my wholeting my 60th birthday. >> from louisville, kentucky. >> on a cross-country road trip from tacoma, washington to new york city. >> to see "the today show". >>> welcome to "today." nice to have you along with us. it is wednesday morning, the first of may. >> you know what that means? fashion's big night at the met is on the way held on the first monday of the month. and guess what? jenna had her seat next to anna winter, the woman behind the star-studded event. we will bring you their conversation, take you inside the gala and more. >> are you laughing because she's wearing sunglasses? >> well, that's her signature. >> she assessed jenna's outfit like "devil wears prada" style. >> that's the hardest ticket to get in new york city. >>> last night police cleared a school building occupied by protesters making hundreds of arrests. it comes as clashes broke out. erin mclaughlin is at columbia with the latest. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the nypd says more than 200 were arrested, bot

another comment on that speech from social media, from a text message we received from joseph in fayetteville, north carolina, "harrison butker was voicing opinions at a commencement. he was more concerned about his personal feelings than encouraging the graduates. i'm not sure what is more disturbing, feelings over logic or fear over courage." a different perspective from the washington examiner talks about this speech and says -- "for these words, democrats have started petitions to get him fired. one sportswriter in san francisco is calling the nfl hypocrites -- [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, today marks a pivotal moment. we are not just endorsing a leader, we are igniting the lamp of liberty across our great nation. extending who we are as americans and the very fabric of our democracy. despite the dimming light in washington, d.c., know this, the lamp of liberty shines brightly from dallas to des moines, from baton rouge, lighting a path forward for this great nation. the greatest nation. [applause] [cheering] >> together, we stand as he gives of light, defending the second amendmen

. >> but that idea that like, it comes down to that, which it sort of shows up in that fayetteville chapterhe system were lawyers knows what they are doing. that really haunts me. because it is what i think about the most when i read the stories about the 2025 project, about trump's plans, and about what ultimately the guardrail is that keeps us the democracy under rule of law and not something like a dictatorship clean right and to be clear, i should just say this, the book is called prequel, not just because of the bad guys but because of the good guys. like there is no only hitler is hitler, only are . there is no water analogy to germany and the , there isn't one, don't try to make one the prequel to people to sort of learn from here, the story that went before that feels like the antecedent what we are in now where the americans who were fighting against the evil in this previous time. both in the government, but also mostly outside of the government, people were trying to outflank and expose them and hold them to account. and that is, so i should just, i was feel like, i know it is ob

alan from fayetteville a democratic color. caller: good morning greta, good morning c-span.is he going to debate? he has no policies. what is he going to debate? get up there calling him crooked joe biden? he has nothing. absolutely nothing to debate. he fixed nothing while he was in office. he ran on biden and obama's agenda. he blew covid. what is wrong with these people? he said he wanted to be a dictator. host: mark in ohio, a republican. caller: you guys are doing a fine job i've listened since the program started and the last caller, we were much better off. we had low mortgage rates. i don't know where these people come from with ideas that he didn't have a policy. the problem with the current policy is that his policies are meant to destroy our nation. you can look at the border and inflation rates and the deficit. that will be the end of our country. host: what about the debates? caller: abc and cnn, no one managed donna purcell giving the question to hilary and 2016? do people forget that went on? you are moderating but they want control of it. they will ask easy q

fayetteville and in burlington, north carolina rent increases like some of you mentioned. talk about rent, food and electricity and how it has affected household spending. people responding to it as well. (202) 748-8000 for easter, and central time zones (202) 748-8001 four central and mountain time zone. caller: i have been struggling. i am 64 years old. host: can you hear me? caller: i am 64 years old i'm going to be 65 and i have been on disability and one of the things in florida and matt gaetz district's insurance. it is skyrocketing. it's a matter of buying groceries or paying insurance. i just paid my flood insurance. hurricane season is coming and if you can't afford not to have insurance and it went up from 400 to $916 which is almost a thousand dollars, a 50% increase. host: is that through the course of this year compared to last year? caller: yes it is. i keep getting messages how the governor is improving insurance conditions but i haven't seen any relief and i haven't had a claim. i have never had an insurance claim and i pay close to 3000 year compared to wh

another comment on that speech from social media, from a text message we received from joseph in fayettevillert your line. "harrison butker was voicing inions at a commencement. he w more concerned about his personal feelings and encoagg the graduates. i'm not sure what is me disturbing, feelings -- feelings over logic or fear of her courage." -- over courage." "for these words, democrats have set petitions to get him fired. one sportswriter in san francisco is calling the nfl hypocrites for not treating biker -- butker like calling cap her neck was treated." "cap are nick -- kappernick pushed an agenda for months and no one cared. it was only when he decided to dishonor the flag by sitting during the national anthem that people became upset. if harrison butker's catholic views expressed that a catholic college offend you, don't listen to them and don't go to a catholic school. it is a free country." this was in an opinion piece in the washington examiner by collin carroll. let's go to more calls, including kenny in dunlap, tennessee. good morning. caller: yes. the supreme court gives absolut

: another comment on that speech from social mediafrom a text message we received fm joseph in fayettevillenorth your line. "harrison butker was voicing opinions at a commencement. he was more concerned about his personal feelings and encouraging the graduates. i'm not sure what is more disturbing feelings -- feelings over logic or fear of her courage." -- over courage." "for these words, democrats have set petitions to get him fired. one sportswriter in san francisco is calling the nfl hypocrites for not treating biker -- butker like calling cap her neck was treated." "cap are nick -- kappernick pushed an agenda for months and no one cared. it was only when he decided to dishonor the flag by sitting during the national anthem that people became upset. if harrison butker's catholic views expressed that a catholic college offend you, don't listen to them and don't go to a catholic school. it is a free country." this was in an opinion piece in the washington examiner by collin carroll. let's go to more calls, including kenny in dunlap, tennessee. good morning. caller: yes. the supreme court g

we will hear from joseph in fayetteville, north carolina. go ahead. >> i was never a sworn officer.king tickets in a small town in kentucky called anderson. also at the verbal abuse, i never carried a weapon, never carried a nightstick. and my experience was one of many i have seen over my lifetime. i am retired now. my mother almost got killed by people that she went to check on as a probation officer. i know a man and now that he's a traffic person and he's been threatened by people. people do not realize that they are escalating things a lot of times and they just go on and on. and the only thing that the person can do is just sit there and take it. and they don't realize that a police officer a lot of times, they don't have to use a gun or anything. if anybody were to touch them or something, that's assault. and if they responded, they would consider that use of force. there's a lot use of force than guns and billy clubs. that's all i wanted to say, that people just do not respect the fact that law enforcement officers, they are just enforcing the law. if they have a problem wit

we will hear from joseph in fayetteville, north carolina. go ahead. >> i was never a sworn officer.ng tickets in a small town in kentucky called anderson. also at the verbal abuse, i never carried a weapon, never carried a nightstick. and my experience was one of many i have seen over my lifetime. i am retired now. my mother almost got killed by people that she went to check on as a probation officer. i know a man and now that he's a traffic person and he's been threatened by people. people do not realize that they are escalating things a lot of times and they just go on and on. and the only thing that the person can do is just sit there and take it. and they don't realize that a police officer a lot of times, they don't have to use a gun or anything. if anybody were to touch them or something, that's assault. and if they responded, they would consider that use of force. there's a lot use of force than guns and billy clubs. that's all i wanted to say, that people just do not respect the fact that law enforcement officers, they are just enforcing the law. if they have a problem with

fayetteville, north carolina 75%. areas of alabama like fairhope and foley, 67%. in burlington 64% and some of those rent increases which some of you have mentioned this morning talking about the rent. >> we will reconvene. the chair recognizes mr. keating. >> thank you, esther chairman. i would like to think the secretary for his extraordinary efforts, the travel and the stress and everything that has been involved. not just you but your staff and other members of the cabinet have been extraordinary. i want to center on ukraine for the focus of my attention. the war that begin in 2014, six years before joe biden became president of the united states. it was one that as the war escalated while he was president, he put together a coalition of 56 different countries dealing with the defense group working to in conjunction with all of our allies and the nato allies in particular. the 32 nato allies expanded under his watch as well. i would like to talk about, a few weeks ago i was in ukraine. i spoke with the ministry of defense there. i saw the impact of the six mon