that's dodgers baseball legend steve garvey. declared? >> well, it was just the test. we included him both had measures, both with his name in and with his name removed, just to see what impact he could potentially have have. and what we found was that garvey basically draws from other republican voters. so he really just pulls down the percent levels for each of the other republicans that are listed in the poll. he doesn't really take away support from schiff, porter or lee. it was just the finding that we wanted to uncover more as a test. >> i see. and so he neither increases or decreases another republicans shot at possibly getting into the top two, which is what you need to get into the general. >> well, actually, he divides up the republican support. so his inclusion actually reduce his the chances of any of the other two getting double digit support. and that's why they're all now in single digits, because the republican voters are basically splitting their votes among the three candidates that were listed. i see. >> by th

>> one of the questions getting some buzz at the moment will former dodgers and padres star steve garvey enter the race is a high-profile republican. the new poll included him just in case. but he and republican businessman james bradley, each had 7% support. so doesn't seem to be something that would really shake things up. here's what would, of course, turn everything upside down. the question of whether senator feinstein can finish her term and if not, governor newsom would appoint somebody he has committed to choosing a black woman. the survey did ask people what do you want the governor to do in that case? most simply say they want newsom to pick somebody who is prepared to run for a full senate term. vicki and grant, thank you, catherine. francisco is moving forward with plans to create the country's very first. >> municipal bank and the city's board of supervisors unanimously approved that plan this week. it will start first with creating a publicly owned municipal financial corporation, which will then be converted into a bank. there are currently about 900 public banks worldwide

or for those of us who grew up in la or san diego, steve garvey, the former dodger former padre, might be running as a republican, and that would definitely shake up the race because not only does it throw a couple other big names into the contest, it could mean that a republican would make the runoff in november. where the last two times there was a us senate race. those races were contested among two democrats, having made the top two. >> all right. well, the plot thickens. we'll see what happens. paul mitchell, politico , all data. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> just ahead, we'll talk with the author whose new book digs into tech billionaires as the world's biggest supervillains sound fam characters for sure in a new book written by bestselling author john scalzi. starter villain was released this week. entertainment weekly says if you're tired of the same old villain arc in comic books, thrillers and action movies, scalzi's unique, hilarious and oddly relatable story is the perfect fall. read his previous works, including old man's war redshirts a kju preservation s

will former dodgers and padres star steve garvey enter the race is a high-profile republican. the new poll did include him just in case, but he and republican businessman james bradley, each had 7% support. so right now, anyway, not likely to shake things up. a lot. of course, what would turn everything upside down is the question of whether senator feinstein can finish her term. it's not governor newsom would appoint somebody he has committed to choosing a black woman. the survey asks people what they would want the governor to do. if that happens and simply that they would want newsom to pick someone who is prepared to run for a full senate term. can can. thank you, catherine. a bill going through the legislature aims to make major changes to solitary confinement for people. >> incarcerated pier in the state of california. and in some cases that proposal would outright ban the practice altogether. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> end to solitary confinement. that's what the supporters want to see as they support for a b, 2, 8, 0, it would prohibit preside

garvey: thank you madam speaker. i rise in support of my bill h.r. 3981, the isakson-roe oversight act. i am proud to sponsor this legislation which builds on congressman levin's comprehensive bill of 2020. my hometown and district in louisville, kentucky is home to nearly 50,000 veterans. today we have an opportunity to show our vets that we're listening to their concerns and are going to do something about it. h.r. 3981 will help deliver on promises made to veterans when they joined the military. it improve gofers sight of and fosters accountability at institutions that receive funding to ensure the men and women who defend our country aren't ky detrodded tabi biinstitutions that fail to set our veterans up for success. h.r. 3981 is a commonsense bipartisan bill which came out of our committee on a bipartisan basis. it will ensure our veterans and their benefits are supported and protected. we have a sacred responsibility to look after all americans, especially those who have sacrificed for our country. any veteran

will former dodgers and padres star steve garvey enter the race is a high-profile republican. the new poll did include him just in case, but he and republican businessman james bradley, each had 7% support. so right now, anyway, not likely to shake things up. a lot. of course, what would turn everything upside down is the question of whether senator feinstein can finish her term. it's not governor newsom would appoint somebody he has committed to choosing a black woman. the survey asks people what they would want the governor to do. if that happens and simply that they would want newsom to pick someone who is prepared to run for a full senate term. vic in cannes. thank you, the city of hayward has launched a new program. it's aimed at helping local residents attend east bay colleges. >> the learn to earn tuition assistance program aims to help the local business community and displaced workers by providing tuition support certain colleges. they include cal state east bay chabot college and others to support students through their studies. students could earn from 500 to 2000 d

and they start voting for garfield garvey, the no no, no, no, i'm not running. and he's gaveled of order and his friends are just kind of trying to hold him down. the thing is, you have the stalwart stalwarts like the old spoils. they like the corrupt system, and they want it to nominate grant again. and the republicans. that was probably a bad idea. garfield actually had a better reputation. the since the convention was deadlocked one by one, people started flocking him and he ends up getting the nomination, but they end up putting his running as chester alan arthur, who had been kicked out of the new customs house because he was a stalwart. they wanted to placate the stalwart faction and that would be a fateful choice. unfortunately, there's not much to say about his presidency because it was short he did appoint a lot of african-american cons to office, which is something that was part of that idea of advancing civil rights for african-americans, including frederick douglass, he gives frederick a federal job. he advocates for civil service reform. in fact, he

t-shirt in honor of sergeant major mike curtain, new york police department, gunnery sergeant matt garveyt vets, overseas tours, marine reserveists, headquartered in brooklyn, new york. both went to the sounds of the guns that morning. they perished saving other people's lives. we had this t-shirt made up 22 years ago, every 9/11 i pull it out to make sure i never forget. i can tell you, marines never forget, others never forget. i would like to say very emotionalal, seem per fidelis, the people if new york police department, fire department, those on the planes and those still suffering from all these dreaded diseases so i can tell you, cheryl, and your colleagues, we in the united states marines corps and other people in the country and particularly in new york city, we'll never forget. cheryl: i worry sometimes that the younger generation, general, is forgetting and i worry about military preparedness and that's something that's happening today in this country. we're giving all this money away to -- a billion dollars to ukraine. yet this concern that -- we can't get kids to join the ai

it was created by marcus garvey and invested in by just, you know, common black people around on theith this giant fleet of ships that he owned so, he had these ocean liners that would go between the u.s. and all the black islands and the continent. and it created like a network or connection for black people globally and he had a lot of, like, ideas about black interconnectedness and so, i'm inspired and there's a lot of people that are inspired by his works, his ideas, and also just the idea of global blackness and being in connection. and so, we're giving a -- we're giving it an opportunity i'm very excited about it. >> jimmy: that's january 6th [ cheers and applause it's a lot to -- it's a giant thing to put on, a festival. >> yeah. it's something i'm very, very excited about. >> jimmy: good for you >> as you can tell >> jimmy: yeah, no, i like it. >> but january 6th, like you said, the black star line festival we invite black people from everywhere, from -- not just from the u.s but from the uk and from the islands. and you know, we're everywhere so, we invite you to come to acc