host: congresswoman gwen moore from wisconsin, how do you respond? guest: i want to solve that question. i was not surprised 80% of people voted for this way. we had commercials in wisconsin that did not capture the faith of people who were really seeking those benefits. these work requirements are really designed to take benefits away from the neediest people. i will give an example. about $11 billion over the decade would be saved by not providing medicaid to people with one provision, providing that people who are 50 years old -- they would raise the age to 55. so if you work a quote unquote able-bodied 55-year-old you would have to work in order to receive medicaid. that would save a lot of money. there are a lot of people who are 55 who are not quote unquote able-bodied. they conflate welfare recipients , women who have children, maybe multiple children, barriers with so-called able-bodied people that they want to take benefits away from. snap. food stamps. what data shows is that 80% of people who receive snap have worked the year before or the

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one of my favorite writers is a woman named gwen strauss. she is -- has a nonfiction book out called the nine. i am reliving one of her previous books that is out of print. it's a fairytale book. it's called trail of stones. it is for all ages. it is illustrated by a fellow named anthony brown. i love the story tells because it can take us other places and this particular book that i am reliving -- rereading, from time to time we all find ourselves at a crossroad and we have to make these decisions in flight. i want to say that i would like to see more authors like gwen strauss and illustrators as well. i don't see too many illustrators on tv, are there any plans to bring more of these types of writers and illustrators to book tv? >> zachary, what is the topic of her newest book the nine? >> the nonfiction has to do with , it's a story of a band of women who survive in nazi germany. i believe it is based on the life of her aunt. >> thank you very much, we appreciate that. i love the idea of the illustrators as well. our next guest from calif

then we will continue the conversation on the debt ceiling debate with wisconsin congresswoman gwen moored the south korean president's visit to the u.s. and the biden administration's policy toward asia. watch watch washington journal live at seven caught eastern thursday morning morning on c-span, or c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> if you're looking at the constitution, you should focus on checks and balances. you will absolutely need to know how different branches can limit each other. you're going to be asked about a court case that almost definitely is going to be routed somewhere in the bill of rights. >> are you a student preparing for the advanced placement exam? your notes ready and tuning into washington journal for our annual cram for the exam. we will take your calls, and tweets on questions about the test. we will take your questions on the content and structure of this year's exam. watch washington journal's annual cram for the exam special live saturday at 9:00 a.m. easter -- easter

and for gwen please welcome her brother.applause] [applause] >> how lucky are we to have their example, the record of accomplishment and everything that they leave us to inspire rest going forward? [applause] >> the dunnigan prize, thank you so much. [applause] if they were truly the best of the best. when i was a teenager, my parents showed me a movie that opened my eyes to possibilities that i did not know existed. we were living in a smallish town in california central valley, surrounded by fields and orchards. this movie transported me across the country. it was about a hardcharging tv producer but they clarity of purpose and a strong feeling about how journalism should be. it took me to washington dc where news was life and the stakes were always high. the movie was broadcast news. [applause] and the dramatic climax takes place on the night of the white house correspondents dinner. with holly hunter as tv producer. [applause] [laughter] holly hunter was dressed up as tv producer jane craig. she wore a gown that was blac

thank you, gwen. one of the president's favorites i'm sure. many of us also knew bill's gift of making presidential trips real life memories by finding time to experience the flavor of the places we visited. around the world he would select a perfect restaurant, the right bottle of wine, and bring together a group of us to hear his stories and share some of our own. a rooftop in vietnam hearing about his war coverage was exceptional. what a memory. he encouraged us to saver the journey of this job. thank you, bill. gwen and bill were gracious and generous. john dickerson at cbs news shows us how their tremendous careers leave a legacy of excellence. >> how do you do, my name is bill -- and i'd like to show you some of my work. >> for 52 years at cbs news bill plan showed us his work covering the civil rights struggle, the vietnam war. >> bill plant, cbs news. >> and president's reagan, clinton, bush, and obama. >> mr. president, do you believe osama bin laden's denial that he had anything to do with t

in honor of trans visibility day where resurfacing our abc 7 originals documentary being gwen a life and death story this true crime story focuses on transgender bay area teenager gwen araujo and the tragic events in october of 2002 that led to her death. watch being gwen on demand on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app see it on roku amazon fire and wherever you stream abc 7 news. all right next we have your weekend forecast. enjoying it. look ahead at our next chance of rain. this family sticks together. that's our great strength. ♪ come on, let's go. woo! [giggles] ♪ we must protect the people. dad! yaw! ♪ rated pg-13. hitting parts of the south and midwest again today 24 people are hospitalized after two tornadoes touched down in central arkansas high risk tornado warnings were issued for parts of six states, arkansas, illinois, iowa, mississippi, missouri and tennessee, very volatile weather in that part of the country. yeah, so let's get right to abc 7 news meteorologist sandy of tell for the latest sandia. yeah, alma and dan right now tornado watch boxes stretch from the south

they come off, the china was on good by meeting between taiwan, president side and gwen and us house speaker, kevin mccarthy. in los angeles. the speak region considered as the island break away province. ellie i spoke to d. w correspondent, william young in taiwan, who's following the latest development. the defense ministry over here is closely monitoring all day activities by the people's liberation army around taiwan. a lot of the collaboration and coordination have been made between the naval forces and also the coast guard. and they are keeping a very close eye about how the air force by the p o, a is really operating a lot of their fighter jets. because a lot of the experts are saying this next 3 days is in fact a very important exercise for the air force. this is a very important area at that time. one is paying a very close attention to. so in august last year we saw a similar drills when the been us house become nancy pelosi visit that taiwan. how are people in taiwan comparing both drills so last time because the drill is a lot more dramatic and the scale is much bigger. a

medical creams, and honey, and as a soccer coach, our mo and who lives in the outskirts of the capital, gwen as iris works, 7 days a week, every week to stave off poverty. that affects almost 4 in 10 people in the south american country. that is enough in the sometimes i can't make it until the end of the month. so she, i like handle, hey, for electricity value, water bills, taxes which are very high in plato unto dog. i'll eat it, it's not only argentina fighting extremely high inflation. some caribbean nations are struggling as well. in cuba, the official inflation figure last year was 39 per cent. independent economists estimated to be a lot higher. the state at least gives out some food via the so called supply book, but you have to be flexible because not every thing is always available. ready another commer boy whom i get more chicken than anything else because that's what they give you. i don't like chicken. i prefer to eat an egg, but since i don't have anything else, i have to eat whatever there is. because i can't go without food and a mobile that at their virtual meeting, the pres

host: congresswoman gwen moore from wisconsin, how do you respond?lve that question. i was not surprised 80% of people voted for this way. we had commercials in wisconsin that did not capture the faith of people who were really seeking those benefits. these work requirements are really designed to take benefits away from the neediest people. i will give an example. about $11 billion over the decade would be saved by not providing medicaid to people with one provision, providing that people who are 50 years old -- they would raise the age to 55. so if you work a quote unquote able-bodied 55-year-old you would have to work in order to receive medicaid. that would save a lot of money. there are a lot of people who are 55 who are not quote unquote able-bodied. they conflate welfare recipients , women who have children, maybe multiple children, barriers with so-called able-bodied people that they want to take benefits away from. snap. food stamps. what data shows is that 80% of people who receive snap have worked the year before or the year after they rec

this story focuses on teenager gwen araujo and the events led to her death to men that discover she isnsgender. watch on-demand on the abc bay area streaming tv. amanda: the second row mladenovic tire happened -- ramadan at city hall. a special ceremony, she honored the muslim community and contributions to the city. madonna is a holy month too fast, worship, reflect -- ramadan is a month too fast, worship, reflect. dan: the weekend is looking great. amanda: could we get 2 dry we can days. >> how about mostly dry? there are shows in the forecast. it is that we can. we have to get out and enjoy when we will have some sun. let me show you some live pictures from our tower cameras. in indication of what's to come, at least to start. from san jose to golden gate, roof, emeryville, stunning shots. as we look at the northwest, there is a system bringing them rain andheack endf this front ir north, and it will be just enough we might get a few sprinkles in the northern parts of our viewing area or isolated showers tomorrow. sunday looks like comes through. here is live doppler 7. was the view

in 2011, he spoke about that journey with gwen ifill. >> my activism really started the day of my birth york city. my mother was overwhelmed by america. she came here with hopes and ambitions that were never fulfilled. amna: belafonte recalled the spirit of 1930's america. >> at that time, there was a lot of talk about white supremacy and hitler, and democracy, in america was mobilizing for this great campaign. the whole world was caught up in it. what attracted me to the arts was the fact that i saw theater as a social force, a political force. i felt art was a powerful tool, and that is what i should be doing with mine. amna: belafonte lent his vote -- his voice to the civil rights movement, marching alongside his friend, martin luther king jr. he reflected on the first moment he met dr. king in this 2018 interview with newshour's charlene hunter gault. >> i listened to him and i was absolutely struck with the way in which he presented his case to the black religious community. condemning them for being not more engaged in the social destiny of black people. amna: as civil rights prot

. ♪ i'm just a girl take a good look at me ♪ >>> that's singer carly pearce teaming up with gwen stefani popular hit "just a girl." that collaboration was just one winners.last night's big nicolelstin thmo good morning. >> reporter: good morning, maybe i should say howdy from the moody center here in austin where the "cmt music awards" were held last night. and there was a lot to recap. take a look. >> three awards in one night! >> reporter: jelly roll came out on top at the 2023 "cmt music awards" sweeping the three categories for which he was nominated, including male video of the yea. >> here we are, man. it's unreal. it's a testament to the fans. >> i was going to say thank you to the fans. >> reporter: kane brown and katelyn brown won video of the year. cody johnson took the prize for performance of the year, and lanie wilson won for female video of the year. >> this is austin, i still love you! >> reporter: blake shelton gave the first performance with his hit "nobody." ♪ carrie underwood sang "hate my heart." ♪ and wynonna judd and ashley mcbride paid tribute to the late naomi jud

do it gwen in a heart beat. >> one last. what was it like the minute you jumped out of the plane the first time? >> i have been curious. >> i was on a rope. >> okay. i'm sure i had a different experience for me -- i never had a problem my first time when we were getting red to jump when they open the door this is scare you are don't know how the wind will be or your left laning will be. it it is i had a problem my legs would shake come when we moved that's when everything guess out the window and you know. once you jump out it is different. it is more calm and everything like that. but going on the ground is scary. >> wow. >> yea. thank you. thank you. >> thank you so much for coming today and sharing. appreciate it. i think likely all said need to roach out to veterans and you know to story a dialogue and you know have that excuse to say what is up and have a coffee or see how they and are check on each other from time to time and stuff like that and want to really thank one voice for putting this getting you together and g

. >> just think, blake would have never met gwen. all that and more moments away on "access hollywood." >> thank you very much, mario. >>> coming tonight on nbc pri time, law & order is at 8:00, followed by law & order: special victims unit at 9:00. then law & order: organized crime at 10:00. then at 11:00, nbc bay area news. that's going to do it for us here. hope you have a great evening, and we'll see you back here at 11:00. bye-bye. ♪♪ alexex! mateo, hey y how's busisiness? alexex! great. y you know ththat n has s really wororked wonder. thatat's what u.u.s. bank isis. great. y you know ththat n has s really wororked wonder. and d you're grorowing in calififornia? great. y you know ththat n has s really wororked wonder. -yup, , socal, nororcal... -monteterey? -all d day. -a brancnch in ventutura? that's's for sure-e-ah. atms in n fresno? that's's for sure-e-ah. freses-yes. that's's for sure-e-ah. encinitatas? yes, indndeed-us. encinitatas? anaheim? encinitatas? big g time. encinitatas? more guauacamole? encinitatas? i'i'm on a ro

commercial side, commercial real estate, the thing everybody's looking at -- the rates of defaults and blin gwen sis remains low. but the problem is, if you have a higher rate environment and the economy does begin to slow, you're going to get both of those two things in lock step. that does present longer term a problem. if you're wondering why kre was sideways today, and by the way, flow we've seen in kre is bullish. fact of the matter is first republic is a small cap institution now. it's only about $650 market capitalization its respective impact on any index is dmin must you have to think longer term as carter was suggests to what the dynamics are for regional banks. my hope is we see policy changes because we need these as part of the economy. we need these institutions i don't think we want to have incentives that move all the deposits from one to the other i hope we see responsible action in washington about that this is why you're seeing kre trading sideways on a day like today. >> we're showing the market cap, given the plunge now down 40% is sub $400 million so i get the math in terms

we will continue the conversation the debt ceiling debate with wisconsin democratic congresswoman gwen. woodrow wilson center fellow lee talks but the south korean president to the u.s. in the vita ministration policy towards asia. on c-span or on c-span now our free mobile video app. during the discussion of their phone call, facebook comments text messages and tweets. >> if you are looking for concentration for review the main thing should focus on her checks and balances. you're actually going to need to know how different branches can limit each other. and you really cannot go around the bill of rights either because you know in the comparison question you're going to be asked about a court cas is almost definitely going to be routed somewhere in the bill of rights figure two student program for the advanced placement government advance exam get units ready tuned to washington general live saturday at 9:00 a.m. eastern for annual cram for thexa will take your

think question, because it has all mentioned this question. gwen books can play the finance with them. he is will be from us all night and up wars come now, the valise goes year me only get your opinion, osby, anthony, premiums, leisure, obesity, or skin apple. j. m. rollins quiz in distress, the nearest press a there's reason is already in them last year. my children guild yesco should worry in roswell vigil, finishing out and yeah, through the blood, your mining who lives in another group really me, she'll be, will do that on your label. and shave, show him what she is preserving, i'm you should know might you have with you should have partnered with zillow and put your mentors in the us got over this. i vision of marcel. it was a young man dreamed irrational, dazzled years. it is cannot be careful for many people do ah, ah, ah ah ah ah ah. ringback ready because she's in spencer with him is us, are forced from national guido, which was obviously due to my job, a couple lead from when you do, i don't but hold a medical with national anthem. com. protect a campus that the copier from

gwen arthur. she was among the very best.erated my first attempt at vice president and was a trusted voice for millions of americans. understood that the louder the noise, the more it's on all of us to cut through the noise to the truth. the truth matters. as i said last year at this dinner, poison is running through our democracy. and part of the extreme press. truth buried by lies. and lies living on as truth. lies toll for profit and power. lies of conspiracy and malice repeated over and over again, designed to generate a cycle of anger, hate and even violence. a cycle that emboldens, history to be buried, books to be banned, children and families to be attacked by the state. and the rule of law and our rights and freedoms to be stripped away. elected representatives of the people are expelled from state houses for standing for the people. i made clear that we know in our bones, and you know it too, our democracy remains at risk. i've also made it clear, as i've seen throughout my life, it's within our power, each and ever

if the fire emotionalments bell connies i want to see it gwen. i'm putting out thoughts i'm struggling with this project. commissioner imperial. >> appreciate the comments so far and appreciate commissioner diamond in giving us suggestions on how to move this forward. i'm struggling with commissioner diamond again this is the state density bonus project. and the reason i'm struggling with this with commissioner diamond's suggestion is that the goal of the state density bonus incorporate affordable housing. the fact one is 20%, mi. i'm interested to hear the of tax recommendation. because in their has been more of like trendses in the inconclusionary units immediate rit income below market rate units are vacant. so again. that's also something i'm also lingering as i look to this project. when it miss to the afford at will this be actually used? or tell continue to be vacant in a long time? i would like it see this project in a more 8 units than a 10 unit. even though it minot have you know an affordable housing on site but it has that balance den

gwen we have been asked to cut another 5% in the next 2 years about 3.5 million dollars of reductions on top of the reductions we took when we came before the commission in january and february. >> what that means for us is we are looking at all of our options to identify savings that a little operational impact on the budget of it gets challenging in addition to just the five % 3.5 million dollars reduction, the mayor's budget asked us to review and look at on going projects and programs and the mayor's office asked us to cut 8 million dollars from those projects. so hathat means is we are w to make sure we obviously eliminate where we can without having operational impacts. and want to reiterate to the public and the commissioners and staff listening, we are work heard and believe we can do this without layoffs. there should be no lives in public works. i want to be clear. we are finalizing the cut and witness we w with our staff internal low our executive team will report back as we do when we finalize the budget. we did explain when we presented that all of these are just proposal

day chinese operation was launch soon after a symbolic meeting between taiwan, the president. sy, in gwen and us house speaker, kevin mccarthy, and los angeles. china claims taiwan as its own territory and warned it would retaliate if the talks took place. my canter reports the meeting began with a handshake. one that's likely to infuriate a chinese government vehemently opposed to any official us recognition of taiwan. more than a dozen us lawmakers accompanied speaker kevin mccarthy, signaling that congressional support taiwan is completely bipartisan. this is not a republican or democrat. this is a bipartisan meeting of members of congress who are honored to spend some time with you and discuss the important issues of moving forward. the taiwanese leda sank. the lawmakers at present and unwavering support to reassure the people of taiwan that we are not isolated. and we are not a little the bite and administration attempted to get ahead of any chinese retaliation for the meeting. so our channels of communications are open and we have had a consistent message, a has urged restraint, and

this story focuses on teenager gwen araujo and the events led to her death to men that discover she is transgender. watch on-demand on the abc bay area streaming tv. amanda: the second row mladenovic tireramadan at city . a special ceremony, she honored the muslim community and contributions to the city. madonna is a holy month too fast, worship, reflect -- ramadan is a month too fast, worship, reflect. great.an: could we get 2 dry we can days. >> how about mostly dry? there are shows in the forecast. it is that we can. we have to get out and enjoy when we will have some sun. let me show you some live pictures from our tower cameras. in indication of what's to come, at least to start. from san jose to golden gate, roof, emeryville, stunning shots. as we look at the northwest, there is a system bringing them rain and snow. at the back end of this front is going to pass through to our north, and it will be just enough we might get a few sprinkles in the northern parts of our viewing area or isolated showers tomorrow. sunday looks like another opportunity through. here is live doppler 7.

i was president saying, gwen is defended. hell visit last week to the u. s. during which she met with us. how speak a kevin my coffee about how as a president, i represent my country to the world, whether i visit our allies or transit in the united states to interact with our international friends. and it is not only long term practice, but also the common expectation of the people of taiwan. however, china uses this as an excuse to launch military exercises causing instability in taiwan and the regional un secretary general. antonia good tab it shows arrived in somalia for what is office is describing as a visit of solidarity. during the month of ramadan, somali is facing its worst drought in history. 5 rainy seasons have failed. half the population has been effected. in 2000000 people have been forced from their homes. quoterush says the un needs more money to be able to increase humanitarian assistance in the horn of africa. hello, so molly, it makes virtually no contribution to climate change. the so bob is out among the greatest nearly 5000000 people, ex

days of military drills around taiwan following a trip to the us by the islands. president sy, in gwen chinese president, she's been paying, has raised the stakes by calling on china's military to train for quote, actual combats, moral that in just a moment. you as president joe biden, he is in the republic of ireland after a trip to northern ireland. today to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement that deal in the decades of sectarian violence in northern ireland. today biden urged the government there to break a political deadlock in order to thwart what he describes as enemies of peace. it was a trip that was over in a flash. joe biden popped in to belfast for less than a day and met the british. prime minister richie soon on the occasion 25 years of peace in northern ireland. 25 years ago. this week. the landmark profess good friday grew side and it wasn't easy. and there are no guarantees that the deal on paper would hold. no guarantees that it would be able to deliver the progress we celebrate today. it took long, hard years of work to get to this place. the agree

she tries to hold on to dwindling allies in the region, saying gwen has been holding talks of the guatemalan president guatemala, and believes of the nations in the region that maintain diplomatic relations with taiwan. had trip comes off to home juris cop ties with ty, pay and recognize china last month. what was what tamela is a powerful ally of taiwan and in recent years, we have continued to deepen our relations. a few years ago with president take, we signed an agreement that will allow for food that die through cation and innovation, in technical cooperation between our nation, with consumer. here i'm waiting for guatemala. this is a significant visit to renew and reaffirm the full support of taiwan. we are rating the re recognition of taiwan as an independent nation. as the one true china with which we share democratic values of mutual respect and historic ties of brother, a body member and agreement to transition sedan from military to civilian leadership has been delayed until thursday. the final deal was supposed to be signed between ami leaders and political groups on saturday, bu

the question that does it assume inch in the face question, gwen box. the way to finance with them he is will be some are still not been upwards. come now the release goes year me only teacher to being at us p. m. demanding, practicing. usually just at this, at the other scheme that's already in hollins, cuz in distress, danielle, a senior, my children go get school soon. wary in roswell vigil, finishing out them. yeah. through the black you morning, a little hopefully me, you'll be, will do it on your she label and shave. show him on susie's program. i'm using the in mind. you have with us maryan are very dunedin collaborative elizabeth zealand and put your men just seen the, our schedule. we design decision, especially for a young man capital design. the graham dental directors cannot be kind of phone for, and he's able do, ah ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged in warfare against the people of vietnam. the white house supported the corrupt puppet government of southern vietnam. in 1965 americans began thei

i gwen scenario no more. in the worst case scenario, the historic defensive wall will collapse. part of it already broken away, but we repaired that ideally before the war collapse is completely the park who sink into the c. $1000.00 beaches will also be protected with a wall of concrete blocks, cranes are gradually sinking the tetra cards into the c, costing tens of millions of euros. it's a dangerous mission against the forces of nature. casselman on behalf here that we've often had to stop our work and start all over again because of storm surge is enough. then in another place, all our equipment was submerged by water like that to the rim. it will, these are already enormous challenges because we're working with see in severe weather conditions, especially in winter in the cities, narrow alleyways, residents are at the mercy of the she had volumes of water, the small apartment of ultimate ramadan and his wife, missouri was flooded. 4 times last winter, as the result of rising sea levels and heavy rain, the pension is don't have enough money to keep re painting the walls, or

to slumping. concentrate itself across the pearl river valley, but it's dragged down cooler air in gwen g province. for example, gray lin, just 18 degrees for you. so with rain for southern japan, we're talking about q shoe, southern honju island. it's just going to quip are the korean peninsula as well in spread some showers there. so we find our way back into se asia. let's talk about on borneo islands, west central areas of kalamazoo 10. that's where we've got our biggest downpours looks like a wet day across sumatra and java islands as well. for australia really active toward w way. we've got a cooler feet of air here are some showers, but look at the difference in south australia. adelaide at $27.00 while above where you should be for this time the year. well, and this weather report in new zealand, it's a windy pitcher across both islands and we're getting clipped with some weather for the southern tip of the country on tuesday. see you later, awe inspiring stories from around the world. ready human life capture and his fost one groundbreaking films from award winning from makers.

unfortunately gwen wasserman had a family emergency and couldn't come to the conference at all. ari coleman unfortunately had his flight canceled and if you're wondering what airline it was it was united and wasn't be able to get here in time for this roundtable. they both asked me to say how disappointed they are to not be able to be with us today. so what we're going to do is ask our two the two members of our roundtable to share some thoughts. i'll introduce each of them before they speak and then we will open the floor up to a broader discussion and i really hope that we'll be able to do that as a conversation. so first up we have manukuruka who is an assistant professor of american studies and affiliated faculty with women's gender and sexuality studies at barnard college. where he has taught since 2014 his work centers a critique of imperialism with a particular focus on anti-racism and indigenous decolonization. he teaches courses on the political economy of racism us imperialism and radical internationalism indigenous critiques of politically economy and liberation. he's

good morning commissioners i'm gwen ethboard president of the japantown task force. i want to reity trait everything expressd and add to this. for community that has endurd the trauma of forced incarceration during world war ii and the e viseration of urban renewal, our neighborhood gone from 40 blocks to about 6 blocks now. a community that has been silenced and nearly erased. the chess is more than an expression of our store our aspirations and resilience as well as the practical road map for achieving our vision; it represents communities empowerment. voice and self determination in partnership with government. we have come a long way temperature restoretive and for this we are proud and grateful and we ask for your support in approving the chess today. thank you very much. >> thank you. good evening it is a privilege to stand before you today. you allow a culture that has been treated badly here in the city and county. it is an honor to stand here from jones united memorial methodist church as a secretary of the board of the directors wanted mow it let you know w

joining me now is congresswoma gwen moore she's a democrat of wisconsin.an, there's a lot t cover. but i want to first get your thoughts about what you just heard, and the suppression o black voices we saw this wee in tennessee >> well, thank you for havin me, rev. i think the tennessee three ar just inspiring and i listened t representative johnson, and it gives me hope that everythin that we've learned, rev, about nonviolence struggle and resistance, speaking up, it' being carried out, you know, even in the south. i think the fact that they did not expel her, and the expelled both of the black young men, really gives, i think, some sort of nexus. and i'm not a lawyer to really petitioning this at higher level, becaus absolutely race was involved i these explosions you know, courts don't like to get involved in legislativ matters, but this is clearly, think, as representative johnson said, there is a racia component to it. >> let's get to the abortion pill ruling, perhaps the biggest blow to reproductive rights since the overturn of roe v. wade last summe

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lauren: it's gwen stefani. stuart: okay.w york city, just named the wealthiest in the world. you've got to -- listen to this. put the camera on me. [laughter] 320,000 millionaires live in new york city. you kidding me? 340,000? who knew? >> do you think that number's going to go up or down other the next decade? stuart: down, i suspect. susan: that includes stuart varney. stuart: no, i live in new jersey. can i continue? bay area, that would be san francisco, has the most billionaires. 63 of them live around san francisco, and that is all according to the consultancy group henley and partners. okay. let's get back to the markets. susan is here. tesla. what's the story? susan: we're looking at the sixth price cut this year. so model 3, model ys will now be cheaper by $2- 3,000 each, and that does take the base model to sub-$40,000 for the first time in years. that's even closer to the promised $35,000 price tag when that model 3 was initially launched. now, i double checked for you, the model 3 base model not eligible for any

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curb side bike lanes proven time and gwen onrous double park nothing bike lines. increase revenues and get more people to bike. san francisco are organizing demand better bike infrastructure including protected bike lanes but need you to lead and have the courage to do what is best for the city, people and planet. to the advocate in the room every san franciscans need you to advocate for them here, now, all of us must speak up to advocate that is right, just and needed. if not us, who. if not now, when? i urge to you support the plan for bike lanes and vote against the cycle track design. >> good afternoon. i'm frustrated that we keep finding ourselves here where we spend 5 years only it arrive in a design that frank low not a lot of love for. that's not a knock on staff they have done amazing work. and aye excited by the efforts. i will join the call to pace the bollards and add conveet element in 8 feet or less i'm worry body hit by drivers making turns across the bicycle. i don't want to fight about whether the bike lanes here or 10 feet to the right. we know p

joining me now is congresswoma gwen moore of wisconsin an michelle goldberg, columnist for the new yorky profiled the race for the new york times and i will start with you, michelle your piece was very extensive, and it explained mr. kelly ver well how extreme is this guy? >> well, look, he was named in the january 6th, and in one of the depositions, wisconsin republican party officials sai that he was part of extensiv discussions about this fak electors scheme. he is about, as you said, he's been campaigning with, you know, somebody with a pastor who calls will, calls the murder o abortion doctors justifiable homicide he's been campaigning with a stop the steal activist. he is, you know, kind of a far-right as you can get and i spoke to people who ha served with him on the wisconsin supreme court, and they were pretty unvarnished i their attempt for him, and i the certainty that he will vot right down the line with the republican party at every step and i think it's worth pointin out that although the wisconsi supreme court did throw out th challenge to the 2020 election they did so by

joined by the interim chief of the louisville metro police department, jacqueline gwyn via roel chief gwen viral. thank you very much for joining us. we were just discussing that investigators did search the shooter's home. what can you tell us now about anything that was recovered there that might give us some sense of what happened. well thank you. aid abby for actually having me here to just discuss this. um this incident is tragic incident. our investigators, along with additional local partners and federal partners did do a search on the individuals, residents and we did recover. um numerous items, but again, the investigation is ongoing and we really want to make sure that everything that we recovered that we're actually going through it, um, detail by detail, so that we're able to provide all of the necessary accurate information. to the family and to the community here in local and into the nation as to why this incident was carried out. um and so the family understands that we want to make sure that any information that we provide there is with accuracy because everybody wants to

on a tool of central america as she tries to hold on to dwindling allies in the region . sighing, gwen has been holding talks with the guatemalan present guatemala and bra. these are the only nations from the region that maintain diplomatic relations with taiwan . a trip comes off the home. juris cut ties with ty, pay and recognize china last month. what i was what tamala is a powerful ally of taiwan. and in recent years, we have continued to deepen our relations a few years ago with president t. m. a take, we signed an agreement that will allow for food that die through is if you cation and innovation in technical cooperation between our nation, with consumer. i'm waiting for guatemala. this is a significant visit to renew and reaffirmed the full support of taiwan trading. the re, recognition of taiwan as an independent nation. as the one true china with which we share democratic values of mutual respect and historic ties of brother, a body member, i john home, and now joins us from mexico city. so the time when these nader sees quite a warm welcome in guatemala. yeah, the guatemalan

mayor greenburgh police chief gwen villarroel. i know you two are just it's been an intense 24 hours. we're really grateful for your time this morning chief will look forward to your update on the latest on the investigation later, thank you very much. thank you. thank you. word enough says it all. katelyn polantz you for that the gun violence archives says there have been more at least 161 146 rather mass shooting so far in the united states this year, it's only april, right. we're only four months in more than 200 people have been killed and hundreds more injured by guns in this country again this year, and this means that more americans are experiencing gun related violence as a victim, family or victim, family of victim or witness. the new survey by kaiser family foundation shows one in five adults, so that's 20% of american adults say they have been threatened with a gun at some point in their life. cnn chief medical correspondent dr sanjay gupta joins us now there's so much stunning, but let's start with the headlines out of