they don't want to say anything to call that into compromise. >> harris: hard to do when the facts arelaring. you can't just erase the visitor logs. 80 times. you have never experienced anything like that in all the years you've been in politics. >> no. >> harris: in is a bill you are getting ready or -- have introduced. house republicans setting up a vote next week on it. it would keep biological males out of women's and girls sports at colleges and public schools across america. it comes as the biden administration is pushing to change title ix and forbid blanket bans on trans athletes competing in women's sports. new op-ed says -- ncaa swimming champion with this. >> the dei stuff only works if it's in agreement with what they're pushing. the ideas they're pushing is not the message they're using. it is manipulative and violent. the school movement is vengeful and hateful. never seen a movement quite like this movement. >> harris: high profile athletes including soccer star and nba champ signed a letter opposing the bill. many democrats are signaling they won't vote for it. what is

you are here to hear from professor harry harding, and it is my pleasure to introduce him as our keynote speaker. he will address the study of china's economy, our of all the analytics agenda. he is a university chair professor in the college of social science in taiwan, and university professor emeritus of public policy at the university of virginia, where he is also a faculty senior fellow at the miller center for public affairs. he's also a member of the board of directors for asia-pacific resilience and innovation. he previously held visiting or adjunct appointments at sanford, the university of washington, the chinese university of hong kong, the university of sydney, university of hong kong, hong kong university of science and technology, and national university. he served as the founding dean of the frank that in school of leadership and public policy at uva. before, he had faculty opponent -- appointments at various institutions and was a senior fellow at the brookings institute. you are probably noticing i left something out. from 1995 until 2005, he was dean of the elliott scho

you are here to hear from professor harry harding, and it is my pleasure to introduce him as our keynote speaker. he will address the study of china's economy, our of all the analytics agenda. he is a university chair professor in the college of social science in taiwan, and university professor emeritus of public policy at the university of virginia, where he is also a faculty senior fellow at the miller center for public affairs. he's also a member of the board of directors for asia-pacific resilience and innovation. he previously held visiting or adjunct appointments at sanford, the university of washington, the chinese university of hong kong, the university of sydney, university of hong kong, hong kong university of science and technology, and national university. he served as the founding dean of the frank that in school of leadership and public policy at uva. before, he had faculty opponent -- appointments at various institutions and was a senior fellow at the brookings institute. you are probably noticing i left something out. from 1995 until 2005, he was dean of the elliott scho

. >> harris: how hard do you think america will fight for women? will america fight for women? let's hope really hard. i consider that what you just heard there from bureaucrats a disqualifying response. if you can't define what a woman is, i don't think you are qualified to handle any level of degree of responsibility, none. i don't care if you are a would be supreme court justice like jackson. i don't care if you are a would be doctor or a bureaucrat. if you can't answer a simple biological reality i won't expect you to answer anything in seriously. it is disqualify. the jason's point it undercuts everything. our law but also human nature. there are either people who are absolutely hollow and follow where the current trend leads them or i don't know, they are insane. because this is not a hard one. what is a woman is an adult human female. this is not a hard one. it is disqualifying if you can't find that answer. >> harris: what do parents do with children in sports? you and i both have kids. what do parents do? what do teachers and coaches do? t

. >> harris: it is hard not to talk about that when you consider secret police stations set up on american soil so they can hunt down people who don't agree with the chinese government by using our land and our chinese nationals to do that. of course you will think what else are they doing? oh yeah, the spy balloon and we simply don't know what we don't know. i'm hoping that at the top of biden's government they do know. okay, right now house republicans are holding their second hearing trying to get to the bottom of the origin of the coronavirus pandemic. china's government can't come complete a sentence without saying china's government. they are in the midst of everything. they sent a stark warning to a subcommittee chair, brad wenstrup. it called the hearing of grave concern adding we firmly oppose it. a bit of the action this morning. watch. >> what is clear, though, is that china does not want the globe to know the origins. they dodge and duck every legitimate attempt to investigate this question. my informed assessment as a person with as much access as anyone to our government's in

right now we have a president, president biden, and a vice president, our very own kamala harris, who are working hardad the country. you know, i think most americans, they really want to see government deliver and at federal level. there is a lot of work to do. but of course, we have major challenges in the international space. and i'm a former united states bssador. there is a war going on in europe, there are tensions with china. it came in to focus with the visit of the president. we have a lot of work to do. i think most americans, they really want to see elected officials doing their job, solving problems, so that they can get up every day and go to work, live their lives, take care of their families, and enjoy all that our country and our state has to offer. >> lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis, thank you for your time today. >> thank you, priya. >>> the wor of globally renown artist, wiley, is on display at san francisco's dejeong museum. including the official white house portrait of former president barack obama. his new exhibit is titled theúa. the artwork is described by the museum as t

harris slammed anti abortion republicans during a blistering speech in new york on friday, harris warned that hard won liberties are being eroded by new laws and said republicans used the term freedom to give cover to changes that limit long established rights. let us clearly understand. the moment we are in a moment in which our hard won freedoms. are under attack. they attack the freedom of a woman to make decisions about her own body instead of the government. they attack medication that for 20 years, the fda ruled as being safe. well there were in ukraine reportedly takes a toll on washes elite special forces units still ahead. how u. s classified documents provided a possible insight into those losses plus speaking out for the first time since their son was detained in russia, whatever risk of itches parents are saying about the journalists work. character. so many migrants complaining about how this was nothing like the easy route t they were promimised onf the world's most dangerous jojourneys, pepeople clumping together, perhaps fearing for their own safety. men women children, risking the

harry potter. caroline: how hard has it been to convince j.k.o go this route and focus in on more tv series? >> this has been in the works for years. the previous management started it and it still not a done deal. its pretty close. there are some issues that emerge recently with j.k. rowling's who's very opinionated so her team has to navigate that issue. they want her unique storytelling skills involved in this project. this is a complicated, big deal but it looks to be close to being announced. ed: myself and the producer have been playing hogwarts legacy on ps5 or xbox. the point is that this is a brand that is broader than just the films. how does hbo use that strategy? >> warner bros. has had the film rights for a long time and the prequels and this spills over into so many universal theme parks. its also the book publishing but there are so many elements of this that warner bros. can still tap. as these companies plan is big event wednesday and will unveil the new hbo max, they need these marquee properties to keep subscribers engaged. th

people have been pointing that out but some of his campaign contributions -- >> harris: it's not hard to find out. >> gerri: exactly. and they are being called anti-semitic for reasons that mystify me. at what point are we allowed to mention george soros and talk about him with facts? i don't understand. this is the kind of craziness and naughtiness that this has engendered into doug's point, you don't know where this goes. >> douglas: when i watch this, i'm reminded, they are using a very old story against him to take down a former president and i am reminded of that saying, that somebody who is willing to use any stick to beat an opponent may well find that they have just picked up a boomerang. this could so easily boomerang against everybody who is doing it. >> harris: you don't have a statute of limitations as i understand with some of the biden stuff. you are dealing with national security. sensitive issues. away from all the classified documents because as we found out many people have them but it was those four or so top-secret once it former president biden had at that pen cen

>> hard to follow harry smith and carol burnett. best time of the morning. >> let's go, let's go! agination all mixed together into this soup of what's real, what's made up the thing about this soup is you can change the ingredients >> you can change the ingredients. >> babe. >> well, the days of "yellowstone" might be numbered. weeks after a paramount exec said he's quote, confident, costner would return to the series, but there's speculation this could be the end of the patriarch, they could kill him off. now the new york post is reporting the entire show could come to an end after the second half of the current season finally airs we hope this isn't true. no official word yet from paramount, but we're keeping our fingers crossed we never have to say that. >> you know why we don't >> why >> because on peacock you can watch the first four seasons >> i appreciate that >>> next, all the light we cannot see the first trailer for the limited series adaptation of anthony doerr's novel. the story follows a surprising connection between a blind french girl taking refuge with her uncle du

i kamala harris is speaking, to the hard left base and will puse tennessee legislature, should have thrown out because the minute she went out and said it's about racism, you gave the opportunity because you throughout the two leftist, they should all have been turn out. >> we have a soundbite here from cbs john dickerson, chief political analyst warning the democrats they have no choice but violence. >> when there's no get the only way the other side gets to respond is by punching back so when you lose those steps, all you get is response and response and response and that's not -- you know where that leads. it leads to violence. >> is that justification of violence? i'm not sure where he's going. >> the left endorses violence and will resolve this in the wake of george floyd with the black lives matter rise, they supported it because it's in the name of something they believed even after the shooting that left six innocent people die, it wasn't support for christians, it was support for transgender's when it was a trans person who killed those six people. i don't care about the tennessee

you're giggling vice president kamala harris sat down for a very hard hitting interview on "the jennifer hudson show." that happened today. here's a look at some of the really tough questions and kamala harris, she's brilliant. her responses are brilliant. take a look. >> out of all the places you could be, why did you choose to stop by the happy place? >> why wouldn't i go to the happy place. we search for the happy place. >> do you cook? >> i am a very good cook, yes, i am. actually it is part of my, one day i'm going to write a cookbook. i started to write my recipes. the kids, my husband would always say why don't you write down your recipes. i realize i probably should start doing that. >> sean: for some reason now, i'm not hungry. bring in our great american panel, dr. nicole saphier. here it is. all right. is there a medical condition about people that giggle constantly at the wrong time, inappropriate moments? >> honestly, yes, there is. >> sean: wlaes it called, kamalaitis? >> people have nervous laughter, this is the only interview she can handle. can't put her in front of the

. >> harris: he dropped that so hard, i think it bounced. emily?ily: right, i think we were just talking off line a moment ago about whether or not that we are shocked, whether or not we are surprised with the government's access to our direct messages? and i think it's long been known that big tech, frankly is absolutely in bed with government. right now, the irony is we often talk about whether the genie can be put back in the bottle. we've been calling for heightened regulations in the social media platforms for accountability for what's put on their platforms and amplified. i wonder whether it's too late for them to maintain accountability of how they are run. of whether the government interference, of whether the government surveillance, whether that will be taken up by the far left who has such issues with privacy and other regard like facial recognition on the town square. what about the proverbial town square when it comes to freedom of speech? when it comes to communication, when it comes to articulating concepts and beliefs that they migh

. >> in his book, "spare," charles writes that harry had always been advised from hard work, he said? does anyone feel he is? >> i wouldn't call him a rebel, i think that he has developed a sense of self-awareness and gone at things in a different way, but i wouldn't say that that would be -- i wouldn't call that re rebelling. >> i think he would like to see himself as a rebel. >> charles is definitely not a rebel. >> he had points he was raging against the machines in the same way harry did. there are so many parallels. >> the reign begins, charles and camilla, one whole story, one whole hour airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. >>> a fun night in washington, everybody looking good at the white house correspondents dinner. the event is held every year to celebrate the freedom of the press. >> comedian and "the daily show" correspondent roy wood jr. delivered this year's roast and he spared no one in the hospital even president biden. >> many of you, i don't think you should be working that hard. we should be inspired by the events in france. they rioted when the retirement age went up two year

vice president kamala harris sat down for a very hard hitting interview on the jennifer hudson show. now that happened today. questio here's a look at some of the really tough questions. and kamala harris, she's brilliant. >> her responses are brilliant. and take a loo k at allcould be the places you could be .d yo why did you choose that happy w place? why wouldn't one go to theouldn' happy plact the, search for the happy place, do you think? oh, i am a very good you. i am. and i actually it is part ofm gn my one day i'm going to write a cookbook, but i do. y i've started to actually writeks my recipes because the kids, my husband will always say, why don't you write down your recipes? yeah. i reand i've realized i probably should start doing that. >> that. for some reason. right now i'm not hungry. we bring in our great, great, great american panel, fox newsne contributor dr nicole saphire and host jimmy fallon. here it is . here it is . all right. is there a medical conditionn au about people that giago constantly at the wrong time, the inappropriate moments? well, i mean, honestly

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. >> in his book spare, harry told charles had been inspired by hard work.rebelled. is charles a rebel? does anyone feel he is? >> i wouldn't call him a rebel, i think that he has developed a sense of self-awareness and gone at things a different way. but i wouldn't say that -- i wouldn't call that rebelling. >> i think he'd like to see himself as a rebel. >> yeah. >> certainly not revolutionary. i wish he was, i doubt he'll do anything to rock the boat. >> charles had point where is he was absolutely raging against the machine in the same way that harry did. there's so many paddles. >> you can see the reign begins, charles sunday night and monday night in asia. be sure to watch cnn's live coverage on saturday, may 6th. it starts at 5:00 a.m. in new york, 10:00 a.m. in london right here on cnn. that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back with more news in just a moment. please do say with us. [sneezes] can a can of lysol take care of my snotty sofa? can-do mildewy tiles? can-do - - these? - yup, it's the can-do can. nothing kills

harris. and we're just so thrilled to have this out at harding. it's also a great opportunity to highlight women in sports and very consistent with our own vision and mission to provide all kinds of girl sports programs from our very own baseball commissioner, to volleyball and soccer and being allowed to follow and personal growth and so many other benefits. and plus by the way, it's the law. so there is that. anyway, we're very proud to have the lpga at harding and i want to take a moment off script because richard harris is here and i'm sure he's going to alpine about something else. i did want to say thank you to richard and the park for the wall fabulous history. this was no small doing and most definitely a labor of love, we thank you richard, we really do for public golf in san francisco and for your advocacy at chart park. that concludes the report. >> thank you very much. >> clerk: okay, do we have any public comment in room 416 in general managers report? >> speaker: good morning, i'm richard harris with the public golf, thed manager sto

it is hard to keep track. >> ireland. >> harris: yeah, you're right, ireland.it was. >> president biden: how did you know that? >> gillian: watching that for the first time yesterday my first thought is how could you not remember you were just in ireland for a week, until i realized that for a million dollars i couldn't have told you where i was the day before. >> i'm in l.a. i'm in between the two of you. today i'm in los angeles. tuesday i'm in washington, d.c. thursday i'm going to be in miami. sunday in l.a. again and then in new york. there is a movie called if it's tuesday it must be belgium. if you travel a lot, you can be confused. wait a minute, where was it that i was? i think that's jet lag. i think there are people out there that just want to focus on his age. i get it. that will be a consideration for voters even in my party, democrats. but really, that is not the number one issue on voters' minds, even those concerned about that in my party. if it comes down to a race between him and donald trump, even women who pulled away in went polls they will

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. >> in his book "spare" harry writes charles had been discouraged from hard work.vised the heir shouldn't try too far for fear of outshining the monarch. he rebelled. is charles a rebel? does anyone feel he is? >> i wouldn't call him a rebel. i think he has developed a sense of self-awareness and gone at things in a different way, but i wouldn't say that that would be -- i wouldn't call that rebelling. >> i think he'd like to see himself as a rebel and revolutionary. >> he is not a rebellion. certainly not revolutionary. i wish he was. >> charles had points he was raging against the machine in exactly the same way harry did. so many parallels. >> joining us now again cnn anchor and national correspondent erica hill. good morning. now, taking the throne a completely different kind of commonwealth, right? rationally, religiously, the demographics have changed. so there any one view of this moment? >> i think, you know, it's a great question, is there one view. the short answer is, no, because it is a much more diverse country both in the uk and within the commonwealt

but she was able to talk some during that time, too, so she could have called harry, but she didn't. i know terry has a hardime with that. i understand that. i'm sorry for that. i'm sure that's very painful. but tia was not the same person as her mother. the same vehicle. but another mind came into that vehicle. i wanted to know more about my mom . i tried to contact her of apple white. and uh, he wouldn't return any of my calls. he wouldn't respond to anything. i was constantly fighting to get answers. and then all of a sudden he sent me a audio cassette. and he talked about everything but what i wanted to hear. terry, this is dough. i'm a bit embarrassed and awkward about the fact that i didn't contact you when t. left her vehicle or died, or however you want to look at it. i was so torn between trying to comply with her wishes. i guess in honesty. i was so awkward that i'm i might have been chicken and not just taking it into my hands and talking to you. this task and her mission. for the kingdom of heaven was everything to her cheap felt that this was the only consistent way to even end her part of the

harris. together we can protect you from the populace. for hard-core leftists that may have some appeal but voters are going to see that any protection racket biden's comes with the trend is cost. one that biden's voters are paying every day. it is steep. you've got lower wages higher prices, pessimism war, a weaker geopolitical position. more crime, empty office buildings, failing schools, yeah, and corruption. and that's only the beginning. the price is only going to go up in the biden second term as his green thugs go after gas powered cars, gas stoves, air-conditioning, and the suburbs. it's got to get rid of those. once he doesn't have to face the voters again, he's going to be free to relaunch his long-standing surrender. sorry. partnership. with president xi and the ccp. what does that mean? that means, bye-bye, american jobs. hello chinese control. never fear. they have soothing music here to reassure you. come on! no biden sniffing there? that would've made it more believable. >> the question we are facing is whether in the years ahead we

officials are trying to reboot her image, even though 73% of americans view kamala harris as unfavorable, how big of a job and how hardfor them? >> joe: that is the thing, you can't put humpty dumpty back together. she is patently inauthentic when she does public speaking and awkward to listen to in those situations. look at job performance. number one job was finding root cause of migration and fixing the crisis at the border and she gets below f minus on that front. most democrats will tell you they would happily replace her on the ticket tomorrow, that would alienate black and/or female voters if that occurred. the reason joe biden is running at this point, i think the original plan was biden runs in 2020 and passes the baton to his president. now we have first female president and woman of color in that regard. after seeing the way she's performed, the way she's spoken in public events, the president is stuck with her and stuck now with joe biden because there is no baton to pass to at this point and that's where we are and that is why joe biden is running again because of the lack of an alternative, guys. >> todd

. >> in his book "spare" harry writes that charles had been discouraged from hard work.es a rebel? does anyone feel he is? ♪ >> i wouldn't call him a rebel. i think he has developed a sense of self awareness and gone at things in a different way, but i wouldn't say that that would be -- i wouldn't call that rebelling. >> i think he would like to see himself -- >> yeah. >> a rebel in revolutionary. >> king charles is not rebellion, certainly not revolutionary. i wish he was. >> charles had points when he was raging against the machine and exactly the same way harry did. there are so many parallels. >> so, rebellious king charles? rebellious prince harry, i'll let you decide. that's not the only interesting and perhaps somewhat controversial take we got from some of our experts in these discussions. these fascinating debates. we're also going to dive into the monarchy itself. how do people in the uk and beyond feel about it? what about its history? what is the royal family doing to address the not so pretty past here? all of that is ahead. i hope you can join us tonight on

president kamala harris last night also addressing what promises to be a key issue in the campaign on abortion rights. we are living, i do believe, in a moment in time where so many of our hard won freedoms are under attack. most democrats have been quick to lend support to the biden-harris ticket. senator bernie sanders saying, i'm in to do what i can to make sure that the president is reelected. but some are less enthusiastic, including senator joe manchin, who's left. many wondering if he'll launch his own campaign. whatever announcements i'm going to be made won't be done in december. right now, only two democrats, marianne williamson and robert f kennedy jr are running against biden. but the democratic national committee has said it's not planning any debates. even as a new poll shows most democrats want someone other than biden. one critic within the party tweeting the dnc refusing to hold a single primary debate is under attack and robs the voters of choice. it is almost inconceivable that biden would even think of running for reelection. former president trump considered the republican frontrunner, responded yesterday, attacking biden on everything from crime to the

can take pictures without doing any harm to the fields that harry made a little wider to become walkthrough and most latitude have so stay on hard low so many corners. it's beautiful. and here it's much easier to enjoy all the flowers because is not so crowded. if you love sophie's, these is the place to be well after a long and really colorful they, i had to athlete that spring in the know their life is quite outside. i'm pretty sure i'm coming back here again. hooked muscles with fries. does that get your mouth watering? maybe not. but in belgium, the locals love it. more fit are a national dish, there. reason enough for us to take a closer look and even a level and these are the crown jewels of belgian cuisine, moon feet, a steaming pot of mussels and piping hot fries. and we'll show you how it's done or what out? numbered an american. yeah. the belgian capital brussels is home to hundreds of restaurants, serving up the dish. among the most well known sister establishments. shalean and both sounded lou sale operating for more than a century annoys city gardener. my name is cedric and i have been the shepherd was on the blue s

. >> reporter: almost 18 years had gone by since harris had seen his daughter savanna. so, it was hard to comprehend th e-mail that arrived in the early morning hours of novembe 27th, 2011. a single line that said, "i'd like to speak wit you with regards to your daughter. " was there that little bit of hope >> oh sure. there always is. >> reporter: that maybe this i real >> yes, yeah >> reporter: the e-mail wa from a couple living in a beac town on the sunshine coast o australia. they claimed to hav known lee and savanna for more than 12 years. harri immediately wrote back >> do you have any pictures? anything that you could send m to corroborate this? it's horrible thing to have to admi that i have no idea what m daughter would look like a this age >> reporter: but you would kno what your ex-wife would look like >> i would >> reporter: the photo arrived a couple of days later and there was no doubt. that was his ex-wife, dorothy lee barnett. and there on th opposite side stood a tall girl, nearly a woman. "would that be savanna on the left? ", harris asked. "hi, harris, " the couple w

harris is different. it's very easy to build a movement against someone who is so arrogant and smug and tactically and self righteous. and has failed miserably on policy. joe biden, he's means well and it's hard to build a big movement against him. if they think there's accomplishments for kamala harris i'm not sure what that is. it does reveal there's an identity politics issue and they will try to excite the most reliable voters they have which are female black voters in georgia in particular and wisconsin. maybe this is a strategy to do it. we should take advantage of this and say hey, there might be something we can win in these inner cities going into 2024. >> sean, don't you think they will try to bait republicans it away to see if they can be so mean towards kabbalah that that will ensure they are female, african-american base turns out? that might be part of the strategy. >> also to play that is the suburban white women they need as voters as well. if you like kemal is not treated fairly, those women can be activated and motivated to come out and vote for her. again, i think they're trying to play abortion and your trance phobic and gay phobic. if americans care about the economy, the

those come up even if it's momentary slips they attribute it to age and a hard thing for the biden campaign to overcome. >> harris: how do you choreograph around that. you are good with messaging. what would you be telling him? >> i think, harris, those gaffes that doug talks about. the president has been a gaffe machine for most of his career, it is not new. i think it is what endears him to the american people. >> harris: you think that is what the american people want to see in i can name ten and all factual. it was one. you have him wandering off. audio of people trying to get him to go the other way. remember the fema center he went to trying to help after a disaster and they couldn't teach him which way to walk. this is the world stage. >> you've seen donald trump sliding down entry ways and you've seen him talking about airports during the revolutionary war. >> harris: i have to let you go. you are helping the other side now. so good to see you both. >> buckle up for the next 19 months. >> harris: the showdown over the debt ceiling. why it isn't just republicans demanding the president take a seat at the n

hard pretzel. >> i like 'em both, just give me mustard. >> harris falkner is up next. >> harris: this fox news alert, president biden just wants to fight, well, when will he get down to the leadership part of his office actually bringing americans together and lifting up the country for everybody. twice in a few hours yesterday he waged political war on republicans. i'm harris falkner. you are in the "falkner focus" like a unity crushing drum beat, first the big i'm running against announcement on video, no unity there. it featured footage from the january 6 riot and later in the day followed that up with the speech vilifying the gop on the money issues. >> speaker of the house went to wall street last week. used cuts in important programs, he and his maga republican colleague, they would rather see kids and seniors struggle to eat what they need. people on medicaid lose their healthcare. veterans lose access to doctors visits and cut subsidies to big oil that made $200 billion, and big pharma and the wealthiest corporations. >> did you hear anything about an idea that he might take to the table on

harry belafonte on the map. the son of caribbean parents worked so hard to pull himself out of poverty and become educated. >> i am the first of my family to educated. >> reporter: and he would become an impact on music. >> and sidney portier and walter mat matthau. >> reporter: he was dubbed the king of calypso and at the same time he won an oscar for his role in the first movie with an all black cast. he went on the make 40 albums including more than 40 movie compilations and went on the make 10 movies. he was one of the first black performers to win a tony award for the broadway hit john murray anderson's "the almanac." then later he dealt with the larger societal issues of class and race like "the white man's burden." >> i kind of grew up and it got away from me. >> although he was busy, he made time of father and father of four children from two marriages. his daughter sher vi b-- sherry bell fo bellfonte followed hi footsteps and became an actress in her rights. then he stood up for civil rights with bobby kennedy and jfk who were both assassinated. then he went abroad with the children of africa and then

hard pretzel. >> i like 'em both, just give me mustard. >> harris falkner is up next. >> harris: this fox news alert when will he get down to the leadership part of his office actually bringing americans together and lifting up the country for everybody. twice in a few hours yesterday he waged political war on republicans. i'm harris falkner. you are in the "falkner focus" like a unity crushing drum beat, first the big i'm running against announcement on video, no unity there. it fea

the palace has reportedly had a very hard time finding any musicians to perform. they've been turned down by harry elton john, the spice girls, adele, and ed sheeran. your highness, hear me out, just hire a d.j. my cousin ricky has an ipod, and a connection to some molly. if there's a bluetooth hookup at westminster, you and camilla are gonna be doing the chicken dance in the aisles. but they have finally found someone to sing for ol' king chucky because we now know that katy perry and lionel richie will perform at king charles's coronation concert. ah, yes, those famous icons of british music, katy perry and lionel richie. you know their songs "'ello" and "i snogged a lass, and it was all right, innit?" we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are elizabeth olsen and comedian jena friedman. but when we come back, the latest tech trends. you know, i love tech. >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert," sponsored by progressive insurance. round out your protection with life, phone, and pet health insurance man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. that's why i take osteo bi-flex eve

hard to turn away when that show is on. his final guests will be will ferrell and harry styles. >> and a prime time special with tom cruise andast car pool karaoke with adele airs ahead of his final broadcast. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs bay area with juliette goodrich starts now. >> the bay area feeling. the spring heat. the warmest temperatures of the year so far and it is not done just yet. >> we have warm temperatures inland tomorrow into the beginning of the weekend. big changes in the first alert forecast. >>> a rare shutdown of yosemite. >> this has been our big trip we have been waiting all winter for. >> we show you why the threat of melting snow is so dangerous for the park. the man accused of attacking a former san francisco fire commissioner ordered released from jail. after bomb shell video raises questions about whether the victim was really the aggressor. >> you see in the attacks he would be facing serious charges. >> reporter: the debate about crime and the homeless crisis. and how far you can go taking matters into honest with you? always carrying a spray with me. and i will use it if it is their

harry belafonte on the map. the son of caribbean immigrants worked hard to pull himself out of poverty through music and educationirst to be educated. >> reporter: his humble and sometimes rough beginnings in new york city helped shape the man who would later have a major impact on american music and drama. >> i went to school here, drama school. my classmates were marlon brando, sydney portier. he was dubbed the king of calypso. he got rave reviews for his role in a movie. ♪ the man with the uniquely husky voice went on to make more than 40 albums, including original recordings and compilations. and starred in more than ten movies spanning more than five decades. belafonte won several grammy awards for his records in the early 1960s and was one of the first black performers to win a tony award for the broadway hit john murray anderson's "almanac." in his later years his big screen projects dealt with the large societal issues of race and class, like 1995's "white man burden." >> kind of just grew up and got away from me. >> reporter: although belafonte's career kept him busy, he always made time for his family.

harris administration understands that. i always knew that joe would be a great education president. [applause] because he's seen how hardou work and how much you help our students. and that's why he's done so much to support better pay and loan forgiveness. [applause] audience member: thank you, joe! [laughter] dr. biden: it's why he put a public-school educator in charge of the department of education. [applause] see? i promised. so we're here to take a moment on one of the biggest stages in the world, the white house, to say that teachers change lives. [applause] and i think that message matters more than ever. because lately, when i turn on the tv, i see pundits and politicians talking about our profession. i hear them attacking our public schools, distorting the truth about what we do, and saying that parents and teachers are at odds. but that's not what i've seen. as i've traveled this country, i've visited some pretty amazing programs where parents and teachers are working hand in hand to help kids overcome challenges and make our schools better for everyone. there's no divide between those who love our students a

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