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governor katie hobbs said the state is not immediately running dry. >> planning for the future.er supply. that's why we're doing this modeling. we have 80,000 unbuilt homes that have assured water supply certificates. >> hobbs said new construction would continue in major cities like phoenix. >>> and "usa today" says former "family feud" contestant timothy bliefnick was found guilty of murdering his estranged wife. a jury convicted the 40-year-old of first-degree murder and home invasion in the death of rebecca bliefnick. her body was found by a family member in her home in february after she failed to pick up her kids at school. in 2020, timothy bliefnick and members of his family appeared on the tv game show. he joked at the time that he regretted getting married. >>> up next, the last stand for the piano man. singer billy joel makes a big announcement about his record-breaking residency at new york's madison square garden. t w york's madison square garden. she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the

governor katie hobbs, a democrat, says she won't support any attacks on lgbtq youth.t last month, hobbs vetoed a bill that would have compelled public schools to refrain from using transgender students as preferred names or pronouns. and in northern california, a 19 year old uc davis grad is set to make history tonight. matthew abraham will soon graduate with his phd in biomedical engineering, making him one of the youngest people in the world to earn his phd. these are photos from his instagram page. abraham was born and raised in sacramento and graduated high school at just ten years old. he entered the phd program when he was 14 and focused on artificial intelligence development. congratulations to him and med school is out for summer, but popular hangouts could be lacking a very important resource and it'll be cool to go for a swim this weekend. lots of clouds in place with even the possibility of a shower. we'll have more on your forecast comi up you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee j

arizona governor katie hobbs announced construction in phenix will be limited moving forward to protectroundwater supplies. hobbs says if the state does not take action now, arizona could face a 4% shortfall in groundwater over the next hundred years. this comes after arizona was one of three southwestern states to reach a historic agreement to cut millions of gallons of colorado river water usage over the next four years. and in washington, the state's first alpine roller coaster opened today. it's called the tumble water twister at leavenworth adventure park. this is about two hours east of seattle. the alpine coaster is 2700ft long with the vertical drop of 234ft. riders can use the side brakes for a slow, scenic ride. or you can release the brakes and just go as fast as you can. 27 miles an hour new at 11. if you store your money in apps like paypal or venmo, you might want to reconsider the consumer financial protection bureau warns that money in those apps may not be saved during a crisis. the fdic insures bank accounts up to $250,000. but money stored in payment apps may not be p

this is hobbs is the biggest in years, but rising prices, pool plane tickets, food and accommodation. oh, pushing it out of reach for a growing number of mazda next wednesday months, the, the, the holiday celebrating the end of the house. this year, many muslims around the world can't afford to buy life store for the traditional eat sacrifice and feast. and that includes muslims and conflict on saddam of democratization. that business is slow. sales of life still carrying the student needs destructive my time, a 152 kilometers new with his whole team have been hit hard by the conflict. i mean, most of the people come from side to the war has effected them and they have not received their salary yet. and there is no way to receive them. so in this situation is difficult and the purchasing power is a bit week, or what should i, you know, make the, let me hope everything goes well after eat a lot. but now we are suffering from a severe recession. people are end tables to buy sacrifice animals, as most of them are employees and they're going through a har, circumstance of whether you know

hobbs is back. >> how smooth is he? we are back on saturday morning, june 3rd, 2023.urious franchise is coming back for another movie. >> if you saw fast x from universal pictures, you would have seen johnson pop up in the end credits. it is a teaser to fans to make a comeback. he is confirming it. you can catch him in "fast x 2" some time in the next few years. >> he should work out some time. that guy is a beast. a total star. >>> we begin this half hour with the check of the headlines. youtube is removing false claims of 2020 election fraud from the platform. youtube wants to balance the goal of protecting the community and providing a home for open discussion and debate. the new policy went into effect yesterday. the company says it will still enforce rules on misinformation when it comes to future voting edge built and interference. >>> tragedy in west virginia. a state trooper was shot and killed in an ambush. sergeant cory maynard was shot in the beech creek area. timothy kennedy was taken into custody. the governor has asked for all flags to flown at half staf

more than 14 different women came forward saying hobbs followed them, grabbed them, forcing kissed or otherwise assault them on the streets of san francisco. and the man accused of a killing rampage in the south bay is expected to be arraigned this coming tuesday. 31 year old kevin parker was originally set to be arraigned three days ago, but he refused to leave the jail and caused the judge to reschedule that court hearing. and parker once again refused to leave jail for the hearing yesterday, a public defender told the judge he's trying to get him to appear and hear the charges against him. he is facing 13 felony charges, including three counts of murder . alameda county district attorney facing new criticism this morning. the charges were reduced for two men accused of killing a toddler on an oakland freeway. few years ago. ivory bivins and trevor green faced murder charges and special gang enhanced for killing jasper wu in 2021. alameda county's district attorney stopped the special circumstances part of the murder charges, which means if convicted, bivins and green do not face th

hobbs was convicted of felony false imprisonment.emeanor battery, sexual battery and assault. well, san francisco sheriff's deputies will start patrolling the tenderloin, the south of market area and civic center plaza before the end of the month. sheriff paul miyamoto said he wants to disrupt the drug trade and not just arrest drug addicts . sheriff said his deputies are unique, qualified to get users into treatment programs and says for many an arrest is a low point or a wake up call to ask for help to deal with their addiction. we're not advocates for harsher punishments or increased incarceration for those who are struggling with harmful choices. there needs to be a multi-pronged approach to these problems, not just a single focus on harm reduction and treating this as a health crisis. the san francisco's police chief says so far this year, 268 people have died from drug overdoses and that most of them were died from fentanyl. the district attorney says there should be consequences for people who deal and use drugs. part of the s

hobbs was arrested in 2022 and convicted of felony, false imprisonment, sexual battery and assault. investigators say he groped and assaulted at least 14 women. >>> there's relief in sight for people living around the martinez refinery. scientists say there was no long-term damage to the soil. you might recall back in november tons of heavy metal laden dust was released around the refinery. health leader released the report yesterday saying the dust was not a risk to the soil. neighbors formed a group called healthy martinez and have urged the refinery to install something called a grass scrubber. a spokesperson for the group explains it would drastically reduce daily discharges and help avoid catalyst releases. >> they need to install the safety equipment that's going to keep us safe and that's a wet gas scrubber. >> the refinery apologized and said they have identified appropriate corrective actions at the refinery. >>> 5:07 right now. and happening now, hazardous air quality conditions continue to blanket much of the country. here is a look we want to show you of washington, d.c.

a judge sentenced bill hobbs to spend two and a half years in county jail, followed by three years in state prison. he'll also have to register as a sex offender. more than 14 different women came forward saying hobbs followed, grabbed, forcibly kissed or otherwise assaulted them on san francisco streets. the man accused of a killing rampage in the south bay is expected to be arraigned on tuesday. 31 year old kevin parker rana was originally scheduled to be arraigned three days ago, but he refused to leave jail, causing the judge to reschedule the hearing. and parker once again refused to leave jail for his new hearing scheduled for yesterday. his public defender told the judge she's trying to get him this tis 13 felonies, including three murder counts. the future of insuring tunnels carrying safe drinking water are up to code. and in working condition are on the line. kvue's bailey o'carroll was there to watch a robot in action involving some of these east bay mud tunnels. take a look. researchers at berkeley are hoping to use spot this robot to help them determine if tunnels carryin

here's governor hobbs. >> that's why as required by law, we will pause approvals of new assured waternsuring that we don't add to any future deficit. >> reporter: this now forces developers to figure out this well in advance, whether that means buying rights from ranchers or native tribes nearby, maybe thinking about developing higher instead of wider in these big boom towns in the west. but it really, like you said, john, signifies a new age. especially mega drought, climate change, and these booming populations. >> the first may not be the last. bill weir, thank you so much for your reporting this morning. kate. >>> coming up for us, for the sixth time in six days, russia bombarding ukraine's capital with drones and missiles. a live report from ukraine, that is coming up next. >>> and there are now new questions this morning about what led to that partial apartment building collapse in davenport, iowa. what our teams are learning about repair work that had begun just days before. we'll be back. man, this aint messin', it's perfectin'! with marinated chicken and double cheese. sweet

we started with john locke and hobbes in the obvious places. we went on to montesquieu. we read the spirit of laws and we read letters. we read a lot of voltaire, we read rousseau, we read david hume, we read thomas paine and the american founding fathers and just a whole variety of people. it was a huge hit in. a couple of the students actually. why don't we read these things in high? they're so important and we don't know them. so that was a great it was a hit both at the college and at the at the prison. it is a deep material should all be reading in high school so brooke allen the obvious question is what was it teaching john locke to maximum security prisoners and what did you expect and what was he what the actual reality? well i expected that it might be a difficult sure but in fact, they were a lot easier to with and still are really than college students. they had had to make a big effort to get into the program had to apply to bennington college effectively and be deemed at a good enough level to get in and do their college level work not remedial and. so some

movies they've been in >> you have a baby, i'll have a baby >>> now to the furious return of luke hobbss his character is returning to the franchise after saying in 2021 he would not come back the return wasn't so fast in part because he had to patch things up with co-star vin diesel >> made a big mistake. >> took me a while to find that tracking ship. in i' >> i'm right here. >> johnson said he and diesel put the past behind them and will lead with brotherhood and resolve going forward. there was this whole major beef that was on instagram. they were very public about fighting i think it came to a head in a trailer while they were shooting saying, you know what, we are just totally different people when it comes to making these movies >> made a big mistake. that was a yomen from the moe. e e movie. enentrust yourur heart to entreresto, a memedicine spepecificallyy dedesigned foror heart faiail. entrtresto is ththe #1 heart fafailure branand prescrd byby cardiologogists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heheart failurure can chanae ththe struc

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now, is we kind of getting closer, but it's set to open in june as a major, our space and cultural hobb. this is development hasn't just been about new building. creating more green spaces has been at the heart of the cities. growth mayfield park is mine just as far as far city center, public park, and it was designed as an urban escape. the you can see that they've really made an effort to preserve manchester's industrial parts in the midst of this huge peaceful, green space. a unique to the city, i guess time for some more culture. signs on the wall as mine, testers, older slices, music venue. and it just recently reopened again last year after undergoing some major refurbishments. manchester has always had a thriving culture, especially when it comes to music. i me think santana, get who to find out more about how the city shapes the music scene here. the why do you think manchester has been such a hot spot for music? it's always be like trying to redefine itself. lots of d r y things happening. i think that's where the music came from. like and also the influence that came into the

we have money in the budget to help support these particular wellness clubs, hobbs and the other thing is, it's interesting that you say you want this in the tenderloin and you represent the tenderloin community. yet every constituent that i've talked to not service provider constituent in the tenderloin. they are adamantly adamant about opposing, more and more and more and more services. they want to see safety. they want to see police. they want to see a change in their neighborhood. they want someone to listen to them when they're asking to be in a safe neighborhood. they don't want any more services to continue to dominate their community and then provide an additional layer of problems that have continuously plagued the tenderloin community. so we're speaking two different languages. but at the end of the day, i'm here to work in partnership. i'm here to work to deal with the challenges of the center of the city. i'm not here to be pushed into a corner or to be said that i said this and didn't say this and didn't say this at the end of the day as policymakers as leaders why can't

we use antioxidant hobbs. he is the cleanest beer on the market.yself are not mindful what they put in their bodies after long week four and they want to be able to indulge a few beers at their able to do that or feel that about. sucks i'm going to be trying this weekend for sure. a lot of news about beer recently, bud light and mulvaney having a war of words over set sales tumbling. there at a new weekly low the anheuser-busch was ceo and loveseat reaction, watch for. >> knowing what you know now you go back to back would you one person again? what is the biggest social conversation taking place right now big ribs are right in the middle of it. for us, what we need to understand is deeply understand and appreciate the consumer. and what they want too. what they care about. what they expect from big br brands. effects for a company to hire a trans person in the not publicly stand by them is worse than my opinion did not hiring a trans person at all. because it gives customers customers to be transferred big. maria: when you give of this controversy

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you know, we just heard from finished me. hobbs saying that russia should be made to pay for the damage that it has cost to your country. i want to ask you, as someone who has a direct line to what's going on inside the government, have you been told how is going to work? how are you going to be repaid by russia? hello brand. thank you so much for having me on the program again. so i truly believe that we should talk to our partners and make sure that it is not our part is money. the a tax payers money that they used for the built a few things, but the russian money. as of right now there are at least $500000000000.00 a freshman or the guard and states assets that are being stored and frozen under the sanctions. and i think it is completely, i'm see here, there is money remain untouched. and meanwhile, we are asking, and we are receiving the supports from the countries that actually supports us. so the mechanisms in terms of the legal and political way, they may be different. but uh, what we see right now is that the intention is there to make sure that these assets are being used to re

as universities specialize increasingly and engineering and technology development, hobbs have also sprung up around lisben and pool. so the conditions are perfect and not just for big corporations. i'm the for them on this. other firms have realized that to the bushes here, the portugal telecom has 900 engineers and it's innovation center and home. and us could you just don't hear about that in germany to me unless you come here and see it 1st hand because the student activities, my skills walk is and yet low wages. that's what makes portugal attractive for businesses based portuguese and foreign professionals of buying for jobs. a little housing is being built as we see here in less than a whole new housing and states designed by the ends of piano is going up in a prime location versus a luxury accommodation. so it was a mess. ok, there's all these prices here, started $6000.00 euros per square meter, and all of this housing is all new to a person. was the negative about them and get to the see if you would ask people a few years ago to show you this area on the map automotive view and t

ceremony attended by president a brain bracy and top commanders of the revolutionary god. hypotonic miss hobbs can fly on a complex trajectory at least 5 times faster and the speed of sound that makes it difficult for them to be intercepted. does your battery is into ron and for the announcement has come at any important moment for you by so timing is certainly seen not as a co incidence. it was a deliberate and planning on the part of officials to unveil this ballistic missile out of time when israel has been adamant that it will do anything within its power to deter iran from obtaining a nuclear weapons. something iran has said that it's not interested, but also it's relationship with its neighbors. has been an on demand, mainly saudi arabia and egypt. iran has said that they are going to reopen their embassy and re add later on tuesday. so it's seen something as a message that despite all the relationships around is trying to mend in the region, it's also maintaining that it will continue to develop its own security apparatus whenever it sees fit. of course, we also have to remember that ir

a judge ordering bill hobbs to serve two and a half years in county jail, followed by three years inn. he must also register as a sex offender for at least ten years. also show trending tonight, bart's board voting today to increase fares and parking fees. the transit agency hopes to that it will help its growing budget deficit as it continues to struggle to increase ridership following the pandemic. and check out this unusual sight in oakland, a majestic peak in the oakland hills. that story, too, is trending tonight. you can find these stories and more on ktvu .com. the bay area business times tonight held its business of pride celebration and awards ceremony. the event was held at the hilton san francisco union square tonight. it honors leaders who are paving the way for equality in the workplace. the night's big winner of the solis barry legacy leadership award was rebecca rolph, the executive director of the san francisco lgbt center. some of the honorees also include lafond davis, the senior vice president, environmental and social governance at indeed. and suzanne ford, the ex

the asia pacific has been a hobb. this military activity in recent months says both the us and china ramping up military diplomacy and engaging in more frequent exercises in the region and the context for influence. this week's drills in indonesia provide a rich hans to work together rather than compete against one another. jessica washington elder 0, like i said, indonesia hearings have begun in a landmark case filed by torres strait islander is accusing the australian government of failing to protect them from climate change to community. elders have launch the action on behalf of people from the boy go and side by islands or that's off mainland australia is northern coast there. they say that low lying islands will soon be under water because of rising sea levels. torres strait islander say the australian government put their lives at risk by failing to cut emissions and failing to adapt in time. well, for pro like i lose you as long as they were under water. that is very cool. was hybrid and we will have is a bett

resolution proposed by friends. personnel would withdrawal within 6 months to astronomy is for the 1st time hobb detective beach, st. tom of gravitational waves echoing throughout the universe. teams of scientists across the world have been monitoring space to observe the phenomenon which albert einstein predicts in more than a century ago. they don't exactly know what's causing the home, but it may be coming from sync. the massive black hole spiraling it together before matching. let's get moving this. we can speak to michael lam, a research scientist at the set he is to choose. he was part of the team that conducted the non there grabs study. he joins us from washington, d. c. thank you for joining the program. so if i understand this correctly, scientist had suspected that these gravitational waves existed, but now they have proof of this. we actually have had proof of them before the libo in virgo collaborations in 2016, they ended up detecting gravitational waves, but in a different part of the spectrum. so what i mean by that is, if you look with your eyes, you see white of a certain wavel

i'll just hear a lie from bill hobb also coming up. china as president, she's in pain says he hopes the visits by the us secretary of state will help stabilize relations on trial. again, the russian opposition leader alexi, nevada late faces 7 new charges that could keep them in prison for more than 30 years. and desperation grows on child support, it would sit down as thousands more refugees from west off for struggling to cope. the at least 3 palestinians have been killed and 37 others have been injured during an hourly morning. is really rate on jeanine refugee champ. and the occupied westbank for of the one that i said to be in a critical condition is ready. media reporting that 5 soldiers were also injured and had to be flown out by helicopter. and his really had a cold as also bomb the target and the account was the 1st air strike there in nearly 20 years. so i'm not cons. joining us now live from west jerusalem. what's israel saying about this? and on of the well we're hearing that is really, um you have no actually confirmed that helicopter gunship is way used. and that jeanine

does the son know for the in hobbs, but they don't come much positive then this one in there on the new does it in the south east of the country is one of the jews on us goes heritage sites and it's now officially while the also spaces on the planet odyssey is use of generally the types of visits it's scorching hot, little goals, call this place gun, don't battery on meaning, grain roast or and indeed the broiling keeps your roast the grain and it's even hotter than death valley, cadillac. it was southeastern term on providence claims, the title of the hottest place on earth with blistering temperatures that exceed 70 degrees celsius on this floor miss days. the kind of wood shop dot is located 100 kilometers east of claremont. at the heart of the desert, which is known for its hellish and dry climate. and 2005 nes are declared kelly would shut out as the hottest place in the world when the temperature of 70.7 degrees celsius. cadillac has been registered and unesco as a world heritage. are travel, guide, acrobat. rashid a has spend the past 40 years of his life studying this desert. 3

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so how does took, he has $900000000000.00 economy shape up, while inflation has nearly hobbs since its peak of 80 percent last year, bought the tex never lost nearly 70 percent of its value against the dollar in the past 5 years. it tends to prop up the currency in finance and account deficit have depleted foreign currency reserves. tech has economy expanded by more than 5 percent in 2022 and grew more than expected at the start the yeah. but let's say that growth could fit in the coming months, a ball from a symbol. now i'm joined by a need for it says, getting who is the chief economist? that is, i should management and need a great time. you with a thank you for joining us. here and how to 0. so we have this guy is highly regarded in the financial world. he himself has pledged to return to rational economic policies. what does he mean by that? and what do you have a free hand to do so? um yeah i, i think that's a very good question because back in 2020, we had an episode where the central bank governor and the, the economy means there were changed and that change was accompanied by

take a listen to governor hobbs on this issue. assures we don't at to any future deficit.overnor talking about an assured water supply. that's important for anything that's already been approved. anyone who wants to building a new development, they want to assure not a groundwater supply to ensure there would be water 100 years from now. the implications are huge, but when you are growing in the desert, where there isn't enough water. they have to start making decisions. it seems that arizona is making this case, as we no that we'll see drier and drier years ahead. >>. >>> the largest that november sc nova scotia. chad myers joins us now about this fire. will the rain bring some relief? >> this is a big front that's going to come down, it's going to stall and the low pressure will run up that front -- push all of that smoke compliedly away. this moisture flow all the way down to canada, will see significantly cooler air. expected from the computer models. everywhere you see original that's four inches or more. >> chad, what about this new storm that we're seeing not far fr

i expressed gratitude for the senate and the house for the hobbes scott rodino fees bill, merger feeswill, which has given us more money to even up the playing field a little bit. >> senator blumenthal? >> thanks, mister chairman. thank you again, mister attorney general. i want to thank you for the supportive comments you've made about the open upmarket act. as you know, i'm hoping that the department of justice will support us because right now, we have a due up early in the mobile apps stores. google, and this measure would stop those two companies from attacking grants and boxing out competitors. i'm hoping that the department of justice will support this measure. >> as i said, senator assistant attorney general planter has already testified in support of the bill, so we hope to be able to get the administration on board as well. but he has and that represents my views as well. >> thank you. i want to talk about the foreign intelligence surveillance act. specifically, section 702. not exactly the topic of major inquiry here, but enormously important. without going into any classif

here is katie hobbs. >> that why required by law, we will pause approvals of assured water determinationsn't rely on future deficit. >> this could mark the beginning of the end of sprawl, and seeing building of phoenix upward and they want to know that there is plenty of water for other permits that are already permitted, and also, the colorado river is going to agriculture, and a lot of it is feed for cattle. right now, the government is paying them not to grow, and that can't go on for long, and so there is a new attitude when it comes to mega drought, and in terms of the whip flash floods and until the infrastructure is there to capture it in long ranges of drought. >> thank you, bill weir. >>> the cdc is saying that millions of americans are not taking their drugs as prescribed, because of how much they cost. elizabeth cohen joining us. this is important conversation, because talking about how much people are doing this as it is coming out in the report. what are the numbers showing? >> kate, what the cdc found is that more than 9 million americans have been rationing their prescripti

in arizona legislators strip katie hobbs of the ability to defend lawsuits. it gave the power to who? exclusively to the attorney general, a republican. we are watching, essentially, a slow motion insurrection being carried out by republicans in suits and ties and in states across the country. they're putting the pieces in plates to do in the next elections what the mob failed to do on january 6th. and that slow motion insurrection, this idea, from the right wing, the power self governance does not sit in the hands of the people, the idea that the power and oversight of elections belongs to, basically, republican self gerrymandered majorities at the state level, that idea, that core idea is the subject of today's monumental supreme court rule. the case out of the north north carolina, and in it republicans argue that this independent state legislature theory gave them virtually unchecked power over elections. >> the lawmakers argument hinges on a political concept called the independent state legislature theory. based on the constitution's election clause say

anchor and trump worshiper kari lake has been defeated in the race for governor by democrat katie hobbs[ cheers and applause ] of course, kari lake has not conceded the election. she's still asking to speak to the manager. when the race was called, she tweeted, "arizonans know b.s. when they see it." i guess so! they seem to have figured you out. [ applause ] yesterday, she appeared on the oan channel, this right-wing network, to offer this delusional look at her future. >> what position do you expect to find yourself at the beginning of next week? >> i think, daniel, that we're going to know before then who the winner is. i already know who the winner is, and the winner is me. >> jimmy: a real donna trump, this one. [ laughter ] i want to get another look at the reporter. is there a 9-year-old culkin brother we didn't know about? [ laughter ] the senate race in georgia is headed to a runoff. which means we have three more weeks to try to figure out what the hell herschel walker is saying. >> and we were ready for the green agenda, i raised my hand right now, but we're not ready right n

>> well, katie hobbs ran on a platform of water transparency, accountability, in an age when there ising down construction is a big hit on jobs in the near term. that's a last resort things most governors don't want to talk about. the bottom line is this is sort of the result of the wild west days. for generations, they were able to pump whatever groundwater they wanted in arizona without any sort of regulations. they tightened that in the cities in recent years. this is a moment in time we are realizing the days of the developer going out into raw desert and saying i am going to build a thousand homes here are over unless you can guarantee that you have the water for those thousand homes for the next 100 years. plenty of cities around phoenix have that guarantee and they can continue to keep growing, but this is sort of a line in the sand, forgive the pun, that endless desert sprawl doesn't work in the age of climate and mega drought. >> as you say, the report does state that no new certifications will be issued unless communities and developers find alternative water sources. is tha

elena hobb, sometimes his lawyer in his defamation lawsuit against e. jean carroll which is wild.e is just being his spokesperson. here is her defense versus the recording. >> here is a tape. here is a tape of saying what? a president can declassify documents. i'm no longer president. i can't declassify documents now. >> to the people who says he says on the tape he can't declassify it. >> correct. he wasn't president at the time of the tape. he couldn't declassify. he knew that. but he doesn't saying it wasn't declassifies. he was saying presidents can declassify. as a nonpresident you can't. that has nothing to do with it. it's a red heging. >> no. here is what he said because -- here is the thing. she is talking about what wasn't done. he is talking about what is. the word here is. take a listen to this and pay attention to is. >> except it is, like highly confidential. >> yeah. >> secret. this is secret information. see as president i could have declassified it, now i can't. you know, but this is classified. >> not wasn't, is. >> he uses the word secret, a classification level

the woman who ran for governor in arizona and lost to katie hobbs and files multiple suits to try to overturn that loss. she's lost all those suits so far. she's also said in the past few days that prosecutors would have to go through her and other members of the nra. she said this is not a threat. an explanation or something like that. tried to say it was not a threat. for a lot of members of the republican party, it can lend you a sense of -- that you might not have had. when does that break? how many losses, lose the next election or midterms or whatever, how many losses before the party decides to cleave themselves from the former president. what do you think about the discussion about potential pardon down the line? >> i think there's a lot of discussion but i don't think that's the situation that we really need to worry about. if a republican becomes president, they don't need to deal with a pardon. they can just tell the department of justice to end the case. for instance if donald trump were to win, he can just tell his attorney general, end the case. he's the head of the exe

we heard from the governor of arizona, katie hobbs, on this issue. we will pause approvals of new assured water supply determinations that rely on pumping ground water, ensuring that we don't add to any future deficit. >> now, officials did say that this does not impact housing developments that have already been green litt. this is about new developments coming up. they're saying any construction company that wants to come along and build something else, they're going to have to make sure that they are assured that they have a water supply that does not rely on local ground water, and that will be there for the next 100 years. and this is obviously not good news for phoenix, which has been leading the nation in population growth and has been seeing some increasing developments here. but this is not a problem that's relegated only to phoenix. the southwest has been dealing with these droughts. and i know we had a really wet winter out here, but what we have learned from scientists is that the periods between these really wet years is becoming longer

arizona governor katie hobbs announced $25 million more in grants to try and help authorities in the busy yuma sector do just that. local officials say that would not be necessary if the federal government is taking more action meantime house homeland security subcommittee this coming tuesday will look at the department of homeland security preparations for the end of title 42 for the acting deputy commissioner for customs and border protection is among those expected to testify. what we find out arizona republican congressman part of the border security caucus joins us now. congresswoman, welcome. what do you think congress wants to investigate as it relates to the end of title 42? >> i think we want to know exactly what is going on. it does not appear the bite administration wants to secure the border. instead i believe their priority is to process more illegal immigrants into the united states. case in point and yuma, arizona what you just discussed about 15 months ago the president and secretary may orchestra promise to close the gaps in the border wall. they still have not done