parks from uc irvine, appreciate your time tonight. very interesting research.s for being with us. >>> welcome back. jeff is back with us. i love when you show this camera, the live look at the fog rolling through town. >> i know. never get tired of seeing that coming on in. so that's going to make it a lot more comfortable tonight after some of that heat. we'll get you into that microclimate forecast. as we start it off for tomorrow, you will see that we are going to have some areas of patchy fog to begin and temperatures starting off here in the 50s. then through the day tomorrow, not quite as hot. we're going to see plenty of 80s here through our inland valleys. that will leave us with 88 in san jose. 89 in concord. 87 up into napa. dropping to the 60s here, san francisco to half moon bay. big changes. temperatures drop by sunday. then next monday, this system comes in with a chance of rain. look at it on my seven-day forecast. 80 tomorrow. 65 monday with a chance of rain each day next week. so more on that, of course, tonight at 11:00, raj. >> okay, jeff. we

mark irvin and leroy logan, thank you very much. mark easton.have mark urban later in the program. mark easton our home affairs editor. plenty more on the website if you want to read all about that story. this is bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines. the former first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, pulled out of a speaking event tonigh following the arrest of her husband. he was arrested and released without charge pending further investigation into the party's fundraising and finances. a police search resumed today at the capital. sainsbury's has defended its packaging of minced beef after shoppers complained it has turned the meat to mush. the story explained it was being vacuum packed to use less plastic. it came after shoppers expressed horror at the presentation of the meat, which they say now risen build someone's kidney. it has been packaged in a plastic tray covered with film and a leaflet that says it's eco-friendly. the former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has been suffering from c

but one who did believe in her innocence was her attorney, jim irvin. >> everybody rush to judgment inbambi was a week, circumstantial one, that hinged on a bunch of theories as to motive. >> what always bothered me about this case, when you look at the gunpowder residue, there was none on bambi hands. >> that one bit of hard evidence detectives thought they had against bambi, what they thought was blood on her boot, turned out to be nothing. >> detectives said, we got her. the dna on this boot is going to belong to one of the two people. they couldn't even say it was dna. >> as for the polygraph tests, detectives said bambi failed to pass? according to irvin, those results were suspicious. >> the last question they asked was, "have you told me everything you know about this case? " if i ask a detective that same question, he couldn't pass it either. it's too broad a question. >> bambi sat in jail for six months. they were hoping she would flip and tell them the story? >> that's exactly what they were hoping. >> finally, the judge said enough is enough. prosecutor humphries had to let

live. >> about 20% of employers offer non-retirement financial advice as a workplace benefit where irvins one of them >> the focus that you have on financial benefits, how has that changed over the last couple of years? >> the focus which was almost exclusively around the 401(k) is just not sufficient anymore. our employees are asking for help with all aspects of their financial life >> research shows that in the last year, employees who had access to financial education and tools like videos, classes and coaching were more likely to increase savings, feel less overwhelmed by debt and make progress toward their financial goals. financial literacy advocate laura levine says providing those resources through the workplace may not reach the most vulnerable employees. >> if it's an opt-in, you sometimes miss the people who need this because they're worried that if they take the course or take advantage of what's being offered that people will judge them for what they don't know >> irvin wishes she had learned more about budgeting and financial planning much earlier for herself and her family

. >> reporter: irvin wishes she had learned more about budgeting and financial planning much earlier,self and her family. >> we struggled a long time, unnecessarily, because we didn't have the knowledge or tools or skills to do what we needed to do to make things better. >> reporter: once she went through the employee assistance program, irvin raised her credit score, bought a house, and how helps her parents with their finances. sharon epperson, cnbc business news. >>> happening now, san francisco police are looking for a woman who was scheduled to board a cruise ship but never showed up. investigators say the 33-year-old, alaina adams, was set to leave pier 27 monday night. she was reported missing after failing to show up, and police say they currently have no evidence of foul play. adams is from out of state. if you have any information, you are asked to call >>> 4:54 this morning. the bay area is the talk of women's golf. last weekend rose zhang of stanford won at augusta national. >> next month the world's best will be teeing it up in san francisco. "today in the bay"'s anthony

there leaders were david irvine and gary mcmichael. both were outstanding and powerful advocates for peace. they were assisted by other articulated leaders like billy hutchison and don. the labor party was effectively led by al-maliki with a perspective of a quarter century of the strength of these leaders and the people they represented has become clear. other places in history have been assured. i now know them all as friends. the only thing that gives me pause about reading this long list of honorees is that in the dust of my memory, i likely have inadvertently left out some that should have been included, and if so, i am sincerely apologizing. so i would now like to ask you to stand again to applaud these courageous men and women who brought peace to northern ireland with a sound that will ring out for years. [applause] [applause] every true idea and is up eventually in the obvious. peace is a true idea. it must be long to us all. it can't be in some ways more difficult and more. but it must be pursued. it is our task, the task of

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. >> i am back now with michelle goodwin, a professor the university of irvine law and author of theen and the criminalization of motherhood also - so glad professor you see davi law school the author of several book including her, latest row th history of a nationa obsession. good morning to both of you an thank you for being with that's a, mary you have a ne article in the atlantic this weekend titled the justice t pass on an abortion bill ban pale ban it has the subheading, until they hear about her case and in the piece you write tha the fda prevails and if it prevails in this current mifepristone lawsuit, quote, other anti abortion rights cases will soon be filed wit the hope of reaching the supreme court. kaz merrick in the fifth circuit prepared the way for reading of the calm stock ac as a nationwide abortion ban and abortion rights upon u will file other suits to tak advantage. and quote. tell me a bit more about, this because i think there are a lo of people who are not as wel read is the two of you on this who are wondering how this i possible >> yeah, the argumen essentia

. >> reporter: irvine wishes she had learned more about budgeting and financial planning much earliernd her family. >> we struggled a very long time, unnecessarily, because we didn't have the tools or skills to do what we would need to do to make things better. >> reporter: once she went through the employee assistance program, irvine raised her credit score, bought a house, and now helps her parents with their finances employees are asking for financial counseling because they really need it. a new survey from the tiaa institute in george washington university finds almost 40% of adults don't have one month of expenses in savings outside of their retirement accounts and 30% find it difficult to make ends meet in a typical month so the need for financial education in the workplace is tremendous, jose. >> it is indeed. sharon, thank you so very much appreciate it. >>> next, president biden's new plan to help protect trans student athletes we get a live report from washington >>> and later, pope francis is presiding over good friday events in vatican city a week after leaving the hospit

hazel irvine there.o children, spent time under their care. olympic gold medallistjessica—ennis hill has been to meet them: hello. hi, nice to meet you. can you tell me a little bit about huxley? huxley was our first born and was diagnosed with down syndrome which is something we were prepared to, this is who he is, and is a beautiful little boy and we will bring them up to be a little character and give him everything he needs. he character and give him everything he needs. ., , , x' , needs. he he got poorly very quickly and then he — needs. he he got poorly very quickly and then he had _ needs. he he got poorly very quickly and then he had to _ needs. he he got poorly very quickly and then he had to be _ needs. he he got poorly very quickly and then he had to be rushed - needs. he he got poorly very quickly and then he had to be rushed to i needs. he he got poorly very quickly and then he had to be rushed to the | and then he had to be rushed to the hospital— and then he had to be rushed to the hospit

hazel irvine is leading the bbc�*s coverage at the crucible.e storm, mark allen, competed his match on the most extraordinary circumstances. how much of a relief to get back to business as normal today mark? it to get back to business as normal today mark?— to get back to business as normal today mark? it was a weird session last niuht today mark? it was a weird session last night and _ today mark? it was a weird session last night and i— today mark? it was a weird session last night and i felt _ today mark? it was a weird session last night and i felt for— today mark? it was a weird session last night and i felt for the - today mark? it was a weird session last night and i felt for the guise i last night and i felt for the guise of the other table not get to the start but for me it was business as usual, a relaxing day sucked we had you in the studio all day and it has been fantastic and you watch some great snooker, besides the fair, and steve we were fascinated by that one match over the 2019 championjudge trump was a mess that was because m

waste any time getting his second with three-run homer to center field off former a's pitcher cole irvin is go up. 43 now in the 5th ace trail. 76 in rooker hit his second homer of the game. this one to lift. he was 2 for 4 today with 5 rbi. but with the game tied at 7 bottom of the 9th and lee rest me. hit list all day until this point of the game in since trevor may's delivery over the fence in right center field for the walk-off home run. orioles win 8 to 7 and take the series 3 games to one. meanwhile, the rays will they just keep winning. they trail the red sox 3 to one at home today before exploding for 7 runs in the 5th inning. randy arozarena rolls an rbi single to the open right side of the field to give the rays the lead. 43 and then we'll with the bases loaded 2 outs areas. he rips a shot down the left line live. rather in all 3 runners will score ramirez with his second double of the inning. the rays will they see it? it's their 13th straight game with the win. this one. 93 was the final cut. the winning streak is the franchise record for it. the race now it looks like daniel

leaders and people like john hume and david trimble and david irvine and monica mcwilliams and mary robinson, et cetera. they were all people that i got to meet back then. and it took people across all across northern ireland who made the choice to work for a brighter and shared future. at the time, it seemed so distant. some of it, it seems so distant . first at the ballot box and every day since, the acts of seeing each other through the lens of a common humanity, which again, when i first came here as a young senator, didn't seem like it was realistic. it took pioneering women across all communities and parties that said enough, enough, and demanded change as well as a seat at the negotiating table, including through the northern ireland women's coalition. and it took a determined effort of my good friend who, someone who embodies the country's commitment to all the people, all the people in this region, senator george mitchell. his time serving as special envoy for northern ireland is one of the great examples in history of the right person for the right job at the right time. i think so

. >> jack chen had set up a hidden camera in the family's irvine home recording hours of video last summer after suspecting she was tampering with his daily drink. he started to experience a like a roth wrote. >> and just general stomach upset and all which was a new set of symptoms for him. okay. >> the estranged couple in court together on tuesday for divorce proceedings captured by the daily mail dot com along with a contentious divorce doctor. you is also facing 4 felony counts after a grand jury indictment last week by having battle into 3 counts of poisoning themselves. but also recognizing. >> but it's an act of domestic violence and they've actually charged her with that. that is account. >> but doctor hughes team questions why chen went to a divorce attorney with his recordings before going to police. they claim doctor, you was actually using an unconventional method to deal with an ant infestation. one attorney tells newsnation. the video is no smoking gun, but actually a set up by chen that he had instructed you to mixed and sugar to leave out in order to attract and drown ants.

. >> i got rejected from uci, uc irvine. >> i have quite a few.northwestern, northeastern, cornell, ucla. >> reporter: the king of rejection letters? >> long beach, usc, uh. >> reporter: this guy with 17. >> columbia. yale, vanderbilt. >> reporter: and while it might seem like an odd thing to celebrate who got rejected the most, counselor linda mcgee isn't trying to sugar coat life for her students. >> the rejection party is to take the sting out of college rejections because rejection is a part of life. and it's time that people understand you don't always get a trophy. >> reporter: but in this case, students did get ice cream. and by the end were feeling pretty grateful for those awful letters. >> it was a really good opportunity for students, including myself, to kind of forget about the rejections and celebrate the fact that we're college bound. i know a lot of students from our school are first generation, low income. it's something we should celebrate. this is a great way of doing that. >> you feel the tension releasing already. >> yep. >> s

this all happened allegedly in irvine.cidents also caught on camera and captured in these still photographs as well. but her lawyer says that this is all a big misunderstanding. reporter nancy loo has details on the charges as she faces. >> this to accused poison or doctor emily, you in court for just a few minutes today for alleged actions last summer. the 45 year-old dermatologists is accused of using draino to poison her husband on at least 3 occasions. doctor jack chen at set up hidden cameras, suspecting she was tampering with his daily cup of hot lemon tea in court. the judge granted a continuance to allow the defense to obtain all grand jury doctor, you said little during the proceeding and appeared to be in the same black suit she wore to face her husband in divorce court last week. her attorney contends the dre no incidents were all a setup linked to an ant infestation at the home. doctor chen. told doctor you. >> to put draino into the lemonade to kill the the medical evidence is inconsistent with his claim that

. >> reporter: the owner opened to serve dog lovers like dave irvin. >> this is the princess. >> reporter: his pubs do everything with him. >> we eat out of each other's mouth. that tells you anything. to me, dogs are cleaner than kids are and that is why these are my kids. >> reporter: as you imagine, they have zero problem with the food and drug administration's update that says, it is safe to bring your pup to eat with you at outdoor restaurant that may allow it. animals for a anhave beenththe deg i up with dogsontable. i somebooesn >>reportnoevyone ie idea >> the doometes spark, ki noiseor sometimes, you know, they do like this. so oh my gosh, is going in my food or something. >> reporter: don't worry, dogs are not allowed to join owners at tables indoors. unless it is a service animal and the outdoor dining guidance does not permit other pets. even one owner admits she understands why people may not like to dine next to nevada. >> i love my dog. she's reasonably well behaved in a restaurant but she is a dog. she's going to be goofy. i totally understand why people may not want that i

as a matter of fact because it was not a fight for life. logo who it was simply irvine against them but grew on myself on account. okay. it was our fight for dignity, so the 15 we'll go from here, 1st and foremost, for a dignified death, or here on my sleeve or death, according to our conditions, none our food for thought, according to our rules. did he be thought there? oh horribly. as a matter of fact, it was a fight for freedom. there are here not unfortunately fall phone it f freedom as a free and independent lie about was need for freedom of whence own decision also abuse only before taking decisions about one's own fate. on a dog for your what bad also that was an we'll revenge on here before and painful. suffering full murderers and for the death of wines of loved ones. just look at this monument little when it was erected back in the 1940 s her phone ha! ha, it was cold, june, 1 of the most poignant in monument to the heroism and suffering of the 2nd world war. jervey know the suffering. oh yeah. so because a little bit, it is expressed 1st and foremost on the reverse side while

know this, transportation infrastructure essential to the health and well-being connect everyone in irvinerural areas and grocery stores and the care they depend on in the words your department and the subcommittee chores every american has access to reliable, safe and efficient. as you will testify in the transportation system. it must spending package will the safety and building. we invested in these highways and we put $6 billion for safety and addressing equity while creating and sustaining tens of thousands of jobs and we thought the climate crisis and generated economic opportunity for middle-class families and make strong presence in the projects. we overwhelmingly charting democrats the department of transportation. these projects have urgent needs of so many of our constituents. the president's request for dot includes 27.8 billing dollars in discretionary funding to create a safer more equitable and modern transportation system. one of the most important in my community to make rail infrastructure safer, more efficientg and request increase funding for amtrak, is core including

indefinitely shifts democratic opponents, congress members, barbara lee of oakland and katie porter of irvine share a similar sentiment in a statement, porter tweeted, no one is above the law. while lee took it a step further, writing no one is above the law. >> now do the rest of his crimes. during a one-on-one interview, lee elaborated on that saying she hopes other investigations into trump move forward. >> you know, we've got to hold him and that is make sure that all of these investigations move forward because once again, no one is above the law, down trump, but california republican party chair jessica millan patterson took a different approach, writing, quote. >> this is a reckless display of political vengeance by a radical district attorney who should instead spent his time tackling the surge in crime. permeating new york city today. >> an important to mention this all taking place as the state gears up for election 2020 for california's primary is set for less than a year from now. march 5th of next year reporting in sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> and another legal setb

. >> his next big project will be at uc irvine but he also loves to draw and paint and he is known forntion to detail, for example for the vietnam soldier, he did meticulous research on how the soldiers wore their canteens, where they kept their dogtags as that was all so important when he went to achieve his final piece. >> you understand where pixar gets their influence because they are so in detailed as far as the animators and creators to you can see his influence. >> it was interesting how he taught the animators because he would say don't worry about making the mistake but to take the risk. that was really inspiring to them. >> and it's a love story and it truly is. >>> baseball fans looking more like an nfl player after he took this massive hit on opening day. the romantic reason he invaded the >>> remembering the work of cesar chavez on what would have been his birthday as the fight for farmworkers rights continues. >>> including victims of the recent half moon bay mass shootings as they struggle to cope with finding housing. >> it's very hard out here and i feel like it's very

thank you for your gracious and kind words and welcome and it is a pleare for me to return to irvine and discuss the opportunities and challenges facing the social security administration. ms. wartell: were going to go to a lot of material in a short. of time. social security is something that so many different people need and how they think about their present and future. it is an indispensable part of american culture. has brought a person support, so much so that we sometimes even take a bit for granted. this is the area where you have spent most of your career, but you are in a different seat now. i was wondering if you could start us off from the seat you are in today come of the perspective you have, talk about yo perspective on the importance of social security not only to retirees but also the people with disabilities and their families commissioner kijakazi: let's start with the numbers. this year fsa provided insurance coverage to over 181 million workers and their families. we will pay over $1.3 trillion in retirement, survivors and disability benefits to over 70 million b

there is a grant program to build more housing on our college campuses, and i will be going to uc irvine there is a project underway and right here in san francisco and the ribbon cutting on the new housing dormitory there as well. and so highlighting the fact that we're working hard to bring more housing opportunities to bng down that cost is a big part of what we're doing and just in the next few days. bringing down the cost of medicine for producing our own insulin for people. tell us about that effort and other efforts in that arena. >> i'm very proud of the fact that california has taken this on. anwe have the power to do creative things like this. insulin is a very important medicine to a lot of californians. and the fact that it costs so much is really not acceptable. so the state of california is launching into this effort that we're going to produce insulin to provide it to californians in a far more reasonable price. with a lot of creativity and a state that's willing and able to address these issues ourselves at the state level. >> turning to national news, there was certainly

program has you do, and then six of the nine uc's guarantee admission for tag participants, davis, irvine, merced, riverside, santa barbara and santa cruz. and you receive preference at the other three, san diego, ucla, denver. for some students, maybe it is right to think about taking a gap year and spend some time touring, getting independent, and perhaps reapplying again and seeing if you have better luck after you have done a bit of adventuring for the next application cycle. kristen: that is great advice. i am glad you mentioned the uc tag program. the freshman admission acceptance rates have tumbled so much, but your chances are so much better as a transfer, and there is the tag guarantee, so don't forget that. that say your kid got into grade school or multiple grade schools, and now they have to decide. give us tips for deciding, dues and don'ts. lauren: i think if you are able to go back to visit, if you have not been to the campus, you want to lay eyes on it before you commit, but even if you went for one of those early introductory tour and information sessions, now is the time

, demanding the immediate release of a wall street journal reporter arrested in russia. us citizen irvin girl of it has pleaded not guilty to charges of spying. he's being held in pre trial detention for 2 months. the criminal accused him of spying for the u. s. government or white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare has more from the get go. as soon as the white house learned about the detention of haven't girl co, which it has always denied the allegations against him. i asked for these formal charges that have now been leveled against him. the white house is not in any way updating its response, but what i can tell you is that the state department official is saying that what it in the button administration is doing essentially is pressing for fair and transparent treatment. so really what they're saying is that they are going to continue to try and really defend him in these circumstances. and from the bottom line is, as the baton administration is really echoing, that rare bipartisan condemnation of the allegations that we've had in terms of that statement that has come from ca

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from the crucible, here's hazel irvine.the record with eight what you make of his initial progress against the rockies this morning, pang junxu? he: wasn't at his brilliant best, but he will be pleased enough with a 6—3 lead, but he was ahead, so pang junxu did really well to win the last three frames. not scoring very heavily, ronnie. his highest break was a 70. his opponent did the heavy scoring of the two. the 6—3 lead, the first round is about winning and getting through the first round, if you manage to play well, that is a bonus, but getting the job done is the most important thing. thea;r bonus, but getting the job done is the most important thing. they will come back at _ the most important thing. they will come back at seven _ the most important thing. they will come back at seven o'clock - the most important thing. they will come back at seven o'clock for - the most important thing. they will come back at seven o'clock for the l come back at seven o'clock for the deciding session, the first ten goes through. your

let's head to sheffield and hazel irvine.tween you, and you know what it is like to get into the quarterfinals. but in terms of anthony mcgill againstjack but in terms of anthony mcgill against jack lisowski, this was looking about like a foregone conclusion coming into the afternoon, but not so now. we have a final session. afternoon, but not so now. we have a final session-— final session. yeah, jack lisowski is findin: final session. yeah, jack lisowski is finding some _ final session. yeah, jack lisowski is finding some inspiration. - final session. yeah, jack lisowski is finding some inspiration. a - final session. yeah, jack lisowski | is finding some inspiration. a nice century break. sometimes when you are in mcgill�*s position, it can be difficult to keep that intensity of focus and concentration. not many people have that ruthlessness does keep on piling on the brakes on top of your opponent. yeah, it is not over yet, and jack lisowski is trying to get back into it. he over yet, and jack lisowski is trying to get ba

hazel irvine sums up the days coverage, she's alongside john parrott and sean murphy.ronnie o'sullivan will not be winning an eighth where the title of this year at least because john and shawn, two world champions were watching, the unbelievable performance from luca brecel among the first time he got past the first run since 2012 and he was blind today. run since 2012 and he was blind toda . ., ., ., , today. he got a lots of encouragement - today. he got a lots of encouragement from | today. he got a lots of| encouragement from a today. he got a lots of- encouragement from a below today. he got a lots of— encouragement from a below par ronnie o'sullivan and did make a break over the seven frames. let's not take away from the winter, he was fantastic and got better when the heat was at its worse. 50 was fantastic and got better when the heat was at its worse.- the heat was at its worse. so all credit to him. on _ the heat was at its worse. so all credit to him. on orthodox - credit to him. on orthodox preparation and it's a formula that works fulham and he's playing

all of us care about irvine very much and is terrible to think about what she's going through. —— michaeles everyone think about the danger of speaking out in russia or doing journalism in russia today. yeah, i mean what's about the wall streetjournal operation in russia street journal operation in russia currently? street journal operation in russia currentl ? ., , ., street journal operation in russia currentl? ., , ., ., , currently? how is that going chris mark we have _ currently? how is that going chris mark we have pulled _ currently? how is that going chris mark we have pulled our - currently? how is that going chris mark we have pulled our last - currently? how is that going chris i mark we have pulled our last foreign car spinning out of a sub i'm not sure we have any plans to go back in the near term. we certainly, though, don't intend to stop covering russia sup we will cover russia from the outside. we unfortunately have a lots of experience having to do that with a list of countries. a few years ago most of our correspondents were expelled from china and we built a very robu

porter says she is a rule follower while cruising her neighborhood near uc irvine's law school where used to teach. >> do you ever rock out karaoke. >> for a long time i didn't have a working radio. and maybe the chicks ♪ see how the media is grooming her. female hot potato. and then adam schiff. sneaky the good, the bad, and the ugliable liar who wastes america's time on hoaxes and witch hunts. he wanted to see the pictures of trump naked but he got duped. >> okay. putin has got -- what's the nature of the kompromat? >> well, there were pictures of naked trump. >> and so putin was made aware of the availability of the compromising material. >> yes. of course. >> thank you very much. we will be back in touch with you through our staff to make arrangements to obtain these materials for our committee and for the fbi. >> jesse: schiff is just a yes man he will do the deep state's dirty work. potato knows schiff is a phony. she has already taken shots at him. listen. >> you have called yourself a warrior. rumor of a warrior than congressman schiff is. >> congressman schiff is a career po

and it's the younger generation that irvine. >> most are under the age of 35 and gen x'ers and millennials are 25% more likely to have bought a record album in the last year. honestly, i'm an old so it's i love records. records. they sound like way better than my music on the phone is going to cd. >> and then i have whole collection at home. i mean, i do listen to both. but i prefer the record over anything, especially around home. >> and that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us. >> well, if you like what you just heard, you can get more of that next weekend at the northern california a festival. the family friendly event is held every year to honor the bay area's polynesian community. this is happening next sunday at james logan high school in union city and doors open at 10:45am. it's great music there and yeah, all right. take me to hawaii right there all taking a live look outside now at the san francisco shoreline from our mount tam camera, where just a gorgeous view, their beautiful sight to wake up to this morning. but of course, also looking a bit chilly. dave. >> yeah, and that

again thank you for being with as michelle goodwin is a professor at uc irvine law school and the author of the book policing the womb invisible women in the criminalization of motherhood. mary ziegler is a historia professor at ucla school, an author of multiple books including, row the history of national obsession that does it for me, thank you for. watching that rebecca accident on the warning from 10 am to noon eastern, it's day where you are. inside with jen psaki begins right now. the >> campaign this week. the supreme court makes th right call on the abortion call at least for now i asked congresswoma alexandria ocasio-cortez about the political moment that we are in, during our sunda exclusive. and it is coming up. first, plus one of the keys to reelecting and come from a tough starting position? former obama campaign manage jim seen it was the last guy t do it, and he joins me just few minutes. meanwhile, ron desantis seem to be running agains everything and everyone. except the guy he is going t have to be to win th republican nomination. smart strategy i'm not so sure a littl

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a three-run homer to center field are former a's pitcher cole irvin is go up. 43 now in the 5th. a stroll. 76 rooker hit his second homer of the game. this one to left and well, he was so hot for today with 5 rbi, but with the game tied at 7 bottom of the 9th here, adley rutschman. he was hitless until this point in the game. he sends this from trevor may all the way over the fence, right center field. >> for the walk-off home run, orioles win this one. 87 and take the series 3 games to one. meanwhile, the raise they know all about winning. they just keep doing it. they trail the red sox 3 to one at home today before exploding for 7 runs in the 5tena. rose an rbi single to open right side of the field to give them a raise the lead. 43, then with the bases loaded to see it there. 2 out error. mir is with the shot down the left. all runners able to score ramirez with the second double of the inning. the rays win. 93 in tie the modern record. the 13 straight wins to open the season team. now it looks like daniel snyder's days of the nfl owner. well, they're coming to an end. the com

joining us now, michelle goodwin a professor of law at irvine. good to have you with us.en after that. that's what the supreme court would be able to decide. the supreme court might be more interested in getting involved in this case, given that we have a split between different district courts, with regard to now been appealed to the fifth circuit off amarillo, texas, is one ruling that would remove the drug in the market. the fifth circuit has put a quash on that until a broader review. out of the state of washington is a very different opinion brought about by a district court judge, who was petitioned by states' attorney generals in blue states. >> do we have any sort of clue about where the sdwruzs stand on this kind of issue involving tag approve of a drug. >> this is the first time in which a group of petitioners ask have had for a drug to be removed. the fda has generally found great latitude before the united states supreme court on matters that go back nearly a century in terms of challenges brought by different petitioners and states involving fda decisionmakin

his second right there today, a three-run homer to center field off former a's pitcher cole irvin.p. 43 now in the ace trail. 76 brooker. he hit his second. homer of the game is on a roll this to left. he was 2 for 4, 2, 4, he today with 5 rbi excuse me. but with the game tied at 7 bottom of the 9th here. and we rush mean he was hitless until this point of the game. he made this one counts in this one over the fence in right center field for the walk-off home run the orioles. they win 8 to 7 and take the series 3 games to one. meanwhile, with the rays, they just keep winning. they trail the red sox 3 to one at home today didn't matter because before they exploded for 7 runs in the 5th inning, they pretty much did randy arozarena use on their heroes on rbi single to open right side and then will be later. 43 year. bases loaded it. harold ramirez rips a shot down the line in left. all 3 runners will score ramirez with his second double of the inning. the rays win this one. 93 and tie the modern in. they'll be record 13 straight wins to open a season. a franchise record for them. now

hazel irvine is at the crucible with steve davis and john parrott on day six of the world snooker championship finishing in the start of the second round. there was unfinished business this morning and an unscheduled session between joe perry, the qualifier and robin elkins who was 2—7 down, and majestically fought his way back to win a final framed decider. john, just explain how much tension and drama this one. it just explain how much tension and drama this one.— just explain how much tension and drama this one. it was unbelievable. it never drama this one. it was unbelievable. it never been — drama this one. it was unbelievable. it never been known _ drama this one. it was unbelievable. it never been known before - drama this one. it was unbelievable. it never been known before the - it never been known before the crucible — it never been known before the crucible. robin elkins came out, and boy was— crucible. robin elkins came out, and boy was he _ crucible. robin elkins came out, and boy was he brave today. took on some unbelievable _ boy was he brave today. took on some unbelievable sho