it's time for "hot goss. [ cheers and applause ♪ hot goss ♪ >> steve: wow. jimmy: that was a theme song there. [ laughter ] no, no, no ♪ hot gos hot goss goss ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: there's actually a a little -- extra little jab in there. let's get started. this first gossip story says, "sources claim this beloved figure is tired of risking his life every time he puts on the suit >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: people thought that was about daniel craig as james bond, but it turns out it was about andy cohen during a "housewives" reunion see what i'm saying? [ laughter and applause >> steve: yeah, that's hot goss >> jimmy: next up, "friends say that despite the age gap, these two are determined to make it work." people thought it was about megan fox and machine gun kelly. it really was about your dad and his android phone. [ laughter and applause >> steve: hot goss >> jimmy: next -- these are hot goss next story says, "this so-called game quickly escalates into obscene violence." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: people thought that referring to "squid game." tu

so we have people that are still in tents and travel trailers. >> reporter: kevin goss is hpeful that he's known all his life will rise again, with better “fire-wise” planning and more resilient construction materials to prevent the town from burning again. >> i think some folks, the trauma is going to be too much for them to come back. and it's just, you know, it's permanently seared in their brain and they don't want to go through that again. folks like myself and others are going to say, hey, you know what? we're going to build this thing back to where it can survive a fire like this. most folks want to come back to their home. mean, even though it looks like this, it's still their home. it's their piece of property. it's there where they grew up or where they've had all these memories. >> reporter: pam and andy courtright don't know what they'll do next. for now, they're living in an r.v. on a friend's property. and the memories of the home they lost feel more real than a future without it. >> i walk through every room in my mind. >> reporter: for the pbs newshour, i'm cat wise in

at 9:30 a.m., kevin goss would normally be opening the local pharmacy that stood in the center of townvillage drug was the oldest building in town, or at least one of them. and the way station across the street. 1800s gold rush town. so, yes, it's got a lot of history. we did, unfortunately, lose a lot of history and we're going to try and save everything that we possibly can. >> reporter: as the fire tore down this hillside toward greenville, goss rushed in to save the pharmacy's computer, and the health records of all his patients. >> we bought that in 1988. a family owned business, and it really was heartbreaking, truly heartbreaking. >> reporter: the town's main street stands silent and largely deserted, save for inspection and cleanup crews. but even now, goss is greeted warmly by the few who remain. >> the pharmacy is near and dear to me, but this whole community is near and dear to me, and that's what really broke me. not just this, it's the whole thing as a whole. all the people that came into the pharmacy over the years that i knew that we serd to make >> reporter: goss also s

pitchers warmed up their arms in the outfield kevin gausman at logan webb were both 2021 all-star goss men is the expected starter for game one of the nlds first baseman, brandon belt also known as the captain was on the field today as well. he took a couple of ground. that's something we haven't seen in a while since he recently broke his thumb. kapur said his team had a great time celebrating their division win on sunday and monday. and now they're ready to move on to the postseason and a possible nlds matchup with the rival dodgers. >> we also know where our focus needs to be right now. we've been pretty good about all year. i think. we have it has paid dividends that we've been focused on on our group. understanding cardinals dodgers are both going to be incredible challenges. enough of our own things to be concerned about at this point. >> the giants will hold another optional practice year oracle park tomorrow. then they will gather somewhere outside of the ballpark to watch the wild guard card game that takes place at 8.15 tomorrow night between the dodgers and cardinals. so the

and priscilla gyre pal gave emotional testimonies to a congressional committee at spring and fatima goss graves in washington. she's the president and c o, the national women's law center, and recently testified before the senate committee on the traditionally good savvy with a. so just remind us what's at stake here as this federal judge considers the texas abortion law stay has the ability to act as critical abortion care in the state of texas. but really in other states too, because we've already seen comcast laws filed in many other states including florida. but also at stake is a bigger legal question about whether or not they can just under mine constitutional protection. simply by coming up with a clever track. and that's what happened here, that's why the united states filed the suit and i'm hoping we will see an injunction. as we said, you recently testified before the senate committee on the judiciary. do you think your message was heard concerning women's rights? one of the things that i wanted to make clear in that testimony is how much was at stake. we're now and day 31 wher

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. >> fatima goss-graves, thank you so much. truly insightful. i appreciate your time.rocketing. on average it's costing americans an extra $16 every time they fill up their tank compared to a yearin ago. cnn has more. >> reporter: from coast to coast, there's a consensus. >> what do you think of the price you're seeing on the pump? >> it's getting pretty high. >> the gas is bad. the price is really high. >> reporter: the price of gas per gallon, the highest in seven years, topping $4 in some states. the price of crude oil the largest driver of gas prices, went negative last year and now over $80 a barrel this week. it may only get worse. >> we haven't peaked this year yet. we're seeing the highest price of the year right now. >> we're not at the peak. what does that mean for you? >> that means i might travel closer to home. >> reporter: gary christianson stopping for gas in new jersey while on a road trip to maine. >> this is another 50 cents higher than what i pay in virginia. >> reporter: he says it's only gotten more expensive as he works his way north. >> do you re

joining us, fatima goss graves.and just first your reaction to where we are right now in texas. >> well, we had 36 days where both the right and access to abortion was simply not available in the state of texas. and so we have a bit of a mixed bag. we have some providers who are starting to provide care again. that's not going to be, you know, formally the case. we have a backlog of people who were not able to leave the state, who are desperate to get care. and we have real uncertainty as providers and patients and frankly anyone who cares for anyone who needs abortion care, they have been intimidated and harassed and there's a lot of fear in the state. >> let me play some of what that sounds like. this is sort of a mix of providers and patients talking about exactly what you're describing. >> about half of the people we're hearing from are past six weeks and are therefore needing to travel somewhere else. of course, we're being flooded with calls from women coming out of texas. we're literally pushing them out seve

the estimate now 179 residents that are without water in the coming hours reporting in alamo and my goss ktvu fox news, all right, thanks for that live report. california's eviction moratorium expired at midnight, however. renters should still check with their city and county for financial assistance. it is estimated that more than 100,000 households in the bay area are at risk of being evicted. the 211 housing hotline has seen a large spike in calls in recent weeks, and housing experts say tenants and landlords can apply for state rental assistance. there's still money available. there's nearly $5 billion that the state has to help people stay housed, who lost who might be at risk of losing their home because they lost income from covid? alameda county is keeping its own moratorium. most residential evictions are prohibited there until 60 days after the local pandemic health emergency is officially lifted still to come at noon. preparations are underway for san francisco's fleet week. we'll take a look at what to expect if you're planning to attend this year's event, plus. help could be

also joining us, fatima goss graves, president and ceo of the national women's law center and our friend, msnbc legal analyst maya wily is back. it's nice to see you, my friend. i'm going to start with you. i want to deal with justice alito's attack because i take attacks on our institutions very seriously. i think it's one of the gravest threats to this country right now and i want to read what justice elena kagan said in her dissent. in all these ways, the majority's decision is emblematic of too much of this court's shadow docket decision making, which every day becomes more unreasoned, inconsistent, and impossible to defend. so, unlike justice alito's smear against the media and congress, trying to intimidate them with a cabal, it's actually someone i imagine he holds in very high esteem, his fellow supreme court justice, who described it as unreasoned, inconsistent, and impossible to defend. >> yeah, it's great to be back, nicole, and i wish we were not back on this topic, because you're exactly right. there has not been an attack on the supreme court's right wing as a cabal. there

the other thing the bill goss is the federal elections commission has operated on a bipartisan basiss could be a powerful weapon if one party could gain control of it, it could attack the other side and prevent the other side from campaigning effectively. it is always required by partisan participation. the bill as it was originally set up would have overtly done away with that requirement and given the president's party a majority, a controlling majority, on the commission. that has been taken out but there's been substituted provision which indirectly does away with the requirement for bipartisanship. essentially what it does, it says, well, whatever the general counsel decides will be the rule, unless there's a bipartisan majority to overturn it, which means essentially you can have partisan decisions again and one of the problems is filling the general counsel position. it's a very important position. the parties often butt heads on it. if it becomes a situation where what the general counsel says goes, i don't see how they will ever fill the vacancy because the commissioners of