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so investigatos can look over it to see how itos should or shouldn't have worked or looked. as they try to solve this mystery, 100 family members of the dead hanging on their every action right here in washington at reagan national airport. josh einiger, abc seven news. >> and as we learn more about this crash and the people involved, we'll post updates to our website, abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app. >> east bay congressman mark desaulnier spoke with abc seven's gloria rodriguez and karina nova today about the crash. at a press conference yesterday, president trump was quick to blame the crash on dei diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. desaulnier criticized those comments. >> in one word madness. this is where focus comes in. important and listening to experts. uh- common sense would tell you to listen to your doctor if you have cancer like i do, rather than blaming something just because it's an opinion. in this instance, i just found that outrageous and quite unhinged. to tell you the truth, out of respect for those people who died and their fam

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ito come back and ask you about the predts, but pretend they do not. make it really blank. it does not seem you are required to say we first argued it in a non-strict scrutiny way because obviously you were feing federal statutes. that was the most natural defend them. i want to take out the fact your first argument was the not strict scrutiny argumt d say, as you are stdi here on a blank slate, it seems to me there are possible ilver dangers either way. one t spillover danger of you relax strict scrutiny in one place and all of a sudden strict sc gets relaxed in other places. the other is the spillover danger of you treat a clearly content-based law is not requirg rict scrutiny and all of an you start seeing more content-based restrictions that do not haveo satisfy strict scrutiny. i want to ask you u weigh those dangers. i read u has just got to be the case thattas can do some regulation -- i read you as saying this has just got toe the case that states can do some regulation in this area. how does that happen? does it happen by notching down strict scrutiny or by saying

juste ito: general nielson, let me see if this is nstent with what you'reayg. if a law prohibits or regulates a type of speech that is not entitled to any constitutional protection, the content of the speech does have to be examined at the outset to determine whheit falls within that tegory. and the fact that that preliminary examination is necessary do mean that the law is content-based and therefore is subject to strict scrutiny. mr. elson: yes, your honor. justice alito: so what that may suggest is that while th render the law content-based sot long as it is not cessive, then strict scrutiny is not triggered. but if it crosses a certain point anecomes too burdensome, so that it is more s reasonably necessary to determination about whether the speech is constitutionally protected, then yonto another level of scrutiny. mr. nielson: yes, your honor. and i think that ginsburg is consistent with that view. justice jackson: what about packingham? justice sotomayor: t pblem is that the speech here is not just about obscene speech, which is not subjecty rational bas

secretary who actively for years and years has undermined existing cures and treatments presented are ito'sbeen to eliminate vaccines, discredit and establish medical practices because these quack and widely debunked theories. so does attacking supported cures and treatments, it does not create healthy options that address chronic diseases? >> i don't think so the current administration is already attacking future treatments and cures. mr. chairman i ask a letter with 90 of my colleagues asking the ministration to stop its attacks on nih clinical trials in cancer research be entered into the record? works without objections to order. >> thank you now the trump/vance/musk administration was focusing chronic in the lab legally froze money for nih that hampered critical and froze hiring and stoppingg development in the treatments. nih is mission-critical everyday that research is delayed because of communication the funding or hiring a shutdown means one less critical trial or fewer at cure the conceives of one's life. now the administration's particular targeting nih funding universities rece

up to demand exemptions and now with president trump setting even more tariffs they are ready to do ito exemption processes look like the last tie around? i investigated and i found that trump commerce department was three times as likely to approve exemptions for chinese and japanese headquartered companies than american ones. mr. greer favoring foreign partners over a american partners that goodav policy? recent study found trump ustr officials were more likely to grant exemptions to companies that have made campaign contributions to republicans or lobbyists who had recently left the trump administration to. mr. greer favoring companies with deep pockets and political connections come is that good trade policy? a course on any program like that needs to be transparent. >> i appreciate that answer. this time around president trump has proposed more broader tariffs than before potentially on all goods from all countries. with more and more tariffs corporate scrambles for exemptions is more and more intense. one trade lobbyist recently said in a quote absolutely everyone is calling. it's

itoes on from there, if you want to read the full statement on x.epresentative andy harris, republican, talking about the fentanyl piece. fentanyl is a widely available, highly addictive drug that is even more potent than heroin. it is being mass produced in china and smuggled mexican across our mexican and canadian borders, killing more than 200 americans daily. by effectively using tariffs until this crisis is alleviated, president trump is keeping his promise to stop the flood of illegal drugs in this country. and carlos genez from florida, saying the comnist president of mexico's threats against the united statesil destroy her own econy and create a financial crisis. expect the mexicano take -- and i expect the mexican stock market to take a beating tomorrow. you can continue to call in and give your thoughts on these new tariffs. canada and mexico getting 25% in new tariffs, china getting 10%. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. independents, (202) 748-8002. william joins us on our independent line from ohio. go ahead.

. >> my name is carol ito. i'm here for a couple different reasons. i want to thank supervisor mahmud for moving this matter to your attention. it has been in discussion in japantown the western edition for several months now. but i want to also piggyback what reverend amos brown pointed out because 50 years ago i moved in district seven and it was between 7 and 11 on ocean avenue which was primarily an african-american commercial zone right there. and safeway closed right before i bought my house out there and it took i believe over 30 years or 35 years for a whole foods to open finally near the city college. so i like the idea supervisors that we need to think that short term and long term because obviously the long term is very complicated. >> but i also want to correct the food security task force report. >> it's a much broader group of shoppers and the marketing community there. it includes not just african-american but koreans, japanese americans, chinese. if you look at the demographics in district five, there's also one of the highest number o

. >> my name is carol ito. i'm here for a couple different reasons. i want to thank supervisor mahmud for moving this matter to your attention. it has been in discussion in japantown the western edition for several months now. but i want to also piggyback what reverend amos brown pointed out because 50 years ago i moved in district seven and it was between 7 and 11 on ocean avenue which was primarily an african-american commercial zone right there. and safeway closed right before i bought my house out there and it took i believe over 30 years or 35 years for a whole foods to open finally near the city college. so i like the idea supervisors that we need to think that short term and long term because obviously the long term is very complicated. >> but i also want to correct the food security task force report. >> it's a much broader group of shoppers and the marketing community there. it includes not just african-american but koreans, japanese americans, chinese. if you look at the demographics in district five, there's also one of the highest number o

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