recent i'm inside the building had what we do is line wall once in a sofa designate this is i jackie who's been doing so up to other issues. ringback i vis being disconnected. oh, oh, she had in the new york. it's been more that as nice for people who lost their life lesson tuesday will use the one ranges and wants to be in well, 16 others are enjoy watching 100 suitable many of those injured us. it didn't hurt a high net health and that question gap and snipers in baseball bulletin solutions and sure that no other ard meeting. i was so jealous yesterday as curry in karachi now, harris some other stories making headlines around the world breeze of military pentagon says an explosion killed a leader of the so called islamic site and wounded for american. so just during a raid in ne area you had since through the jihadists who had defeated in syria in 2019 remaining fighters have mostly retreated into deserts, high downs. that the pentagon have more information on bulgarian police, have discovered the bodies of 18 dead migrants from afghanistan and abandon truck near the capital. sophia, the

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celebrates number. 42, jackie robinson, who of course became the first black player in the modern era major league baseball hasn't really stepped up to the plate in recent years to combat the lack of african americans in the game. overall. >> our kron, 4 sports reporter aaron wilson spoke to a couple of bay area baseball legends to find out whether they have any ideas on how to bring america's game back to the kids in the inner city. >> the astros world series win last season was historic in the sense that it's manager the bay area's own dusty baker became the first african-american to win a world series as both a manager and a player. but following the celebration, dusty lamented on the fact that this was the first world series in 7 decades without a u.s. born black man on either team since 1981, the number of african-american players in baseball has dwindled every year to a 30 year low of 7.2% last season. roberts a 12 year major league star who was born in berkeley and sharpened his baseball skills on the bay area field. in addition to oakland's own dave stewart, the three-time wor

champion for all our issues and brands now member kevin mullin representing per of san francisco and jackie peer who is there to vote for the infrastructure bill i thank our colleagues for acknowledging diane feinstein our senators who were a part of this. it it is quite remarkable to stand here with all of these mayors. our mayor whom we are very proud, and enables us to succeed nationally when we go for a grantor something because of the model that san francisco always is. about getting the job done. having a good proposal. having be union made having community support. so mr. secretary, we we vote the machiney they 99 san francisco dirt will fly. [laughter] thank you. >> pete is a former mayor and mitch talked about when we came over the bridge. i first came over my father finished being there in baltimore and came to california going to the democratic convention in l.a. and came and saw this magnificent, beautiful bridgeful i thought it would be golden. [laughter]. it was orange. perfect. perfect. and again in all -- of the iron workers. charlie hernandez i sing the praises. can you imagine bein

in september 2022, during a conference at the white house, biden addressed congresswoman jackie voloski, who car accident a month earlier. jackie where is jackie i think she planned to be here and it's already november, 2022 joe biden. addressing the prime minister of cambodia at the nompene summit i would like to thank the prime minister of colombia for inviting us here. gestures and strange reactions have become less of a joke. how many things to think about? how did the collective portrait of the us political elite acquire such a grotesque appearance that the americans, uh, laughed at the ruling elite and the soviet union for decades. that brezhnev was already at some stage in the wrong state of the physical, and there mentally. yes, listen brezhnev in my opinion was quite a healthy, vigorous person in comparison. is there any will behind the coming to power of the weak and absurd and what are the reasons for such a decline? for several decades , the world breathed the names of american politicians, analysts of political scientists , it was believed that the american elite was the most ad

bad, and i was most interested frankly that they tried to get one of their reporters fried, jackie heinrich, whoeporters in washington and does a terrific job. they were trying to get rid of her because she was going on television and doing actual truthful reporting that they thought was going to -- >> tucker l er literally said gr fired after she put out a tweet fact checking the claims on dominion voting systems saying this is false. >> what they do is entertainment. it's like wwe. what jackie does is actually report the news. and you had the wwe people wanting to get rid of the reporter. i found that to be really despicable. i hope dominion gets something out of this. money, gets their name back or whatever. because they certainly deserve it. >> so some of the court filing, there's an exchange between tucker carlson and laura ingraham. carlson says "sydney powell is lying, by the way. i caught her. it's insane." ingraham sporngsds "sydney is a complete nut. no one will work with her. ditto with rudy." carlson replies it's unbelievably offensive to me, our viewers are good people and they beli

most happy to be other, my own mentor, this kid making should kill any mckinney, jackie, rebecca, who are we'll do some shadley had telling her to have had you nancy damien on my ira. i have for she and i laugh were fertile from new in a condo. ok, i had the embedded tina modica shirt, bettina would be a kamisha, add more pad. well, better let me embed a hazel, mozilla keys blue still. gosh. hey, ga ga. i'm a little harder for the bay yuki mahogany bio sleeter. they have books for the month for concurrent valid 100 milligrams of walks quickly. and as i wish, i could share with the a man at him and our foot and marilyn out. and it was our committee oh my heather, or took from other shannon, joe, engender tom salad and steve and as i yes, we're here in my home. all right, we're here. we're here. you have the life, but blacks are a doll. america. ah. on this early magazine, suv, wanna let us out of the nasa. the idol today was he was under my past one job where they had the ladder. no, i mean at least a dollar. the claimant has the lion america. when he does, have you been and not will h

. >> that to create -- decree open the door for people like jackie brantley, who became the first blackemale executive on the strip. >> i was the director of advertising and public relations at the hotel. i loved being in that spot because it was going to open doors for other black people. >> today, casinos owe black artists and superstars who perform night after night to sold-out crowds, like grammy award winner, usher. >> usher presents las vegas residency. >> to see the type of progress that we in america has as minorities, it's good. there's more that we need to address. bikes you can watch soul of the nation starting at 10:00 p.m. tonight. disney + celebrating the start of black history month with the streaming debut of black panther, wakonda forever. the marvel studios blockbuster nominated five oscars, including angela bassett for best actress. you can stream black panther, wakonda forever now, exclusively on disney +. that does it for this edition of abc7news of four cloud. abc7news at 5:00 is coming up with dan and alma. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thri

>> [laughter] jackie: good question. >> depends who gets involved.teresting and these have become these big sporting events but this is not an average person game anymore. the whole super bowl is corporations and that's fine. we just understand that but hey i watch it on fox and be ready to go, but this , you know, can you think about this when the first super bowl happened, they were giving away tickets. jackie: wow. hard to imagine. >> and now it goes for this. jackie: as long as i can remember its been a very aspirational and tough to get to the super bowl but you mentioned the fact it's airing on fox and president biden not joining into celebrate the super bowl. the sitting president typically does give an interview to the network that hosts the super bowl, on friday, before the big game. that be today. president biden, he has yet to agree. >> why wouldn't you do that? you've got so many people watching you want to talk about getting your message out. nobody wage increases watching we discussed this earlier the state of the union they are watchin

jackie support charity. okay so it was my amazing neighbourjackie who my amazing neighbour jackie who on my day of diagnosisf , five year cancer survivor herself, breast five year cancer survivor herself , breast cancer. so five year cancer survivor herself, breast cancer. so i messaged her and said i've just been diagnosed and she rushed overin been diagnosed and she rushed over in her dressing gown and she hugged me and it was her sister who was one of the co—founders of the south—east london cancer. so i was london breast cancer. so i was put in touch with them and literally day after my diagnosis i was on zoom support call with them . and so they set it up them. and so they set it up because they wanted to raise money for hospitals , didn't have money for hospitals, didn't have the latest equipment , but they the latest equipment, but they also offer a support to people by doing a monthly support, sort of catch . so that was invaluable of catch. so that was invaluable for me and i just wanted to give and some women also as it were need counselling to say you know the big thing they're not a big deal the

to investigate, along with members of his staff, including a young legislator assistant named jackie spear, who eventually will succeed to basically a similar spear is still in the house of representative. she's she's retiring this this year ryan spear and a host of other are sort of house staffers to guyana to jonestown to investigate and also to set up a system in which members of the the people's temple will be allowed to return to the united states. unbeknownst to them, jones and the upper leadership of the cult had a plan. they they were under the impression that mercenary guys were going to come in and try to try to free some of the the people who were trapped in the cult. and the plan was to kill any mercenaries and then commit a mass suicide. ryan is shot and dies on the scene in guyana. spears is also shot, is left there for 22 hours and miraculous survived to an interview a couple of years ago in which she was strongly of the state department. she argued that basically and i think she's correct here that the state department was the one that should have been handling this, not an indi

she jackie bailey, who quite happy about how are looking. let's listen in.the snp have beenin in. for 15 years, the snp have been in charge in scotland and for 15 years they've failed to deliver on their reason for being which is independence . being which is independence. they've now lost probably their best political asset terms of nicola sturgeon, although have to say for her successor there is an entry bunting with problems. people when meet keir starmer in scotland , he's been starmer in scotland, he's been up a number of times like what they see but , they see this as they see but, they see this as an opportunity not to talk just about independ , but actually to about independ, but actually to talk about the things that matter to them. the cost living crisis, the nhs crisis, you know, tackling economic growth and, labour are coming up with the answers. we are in a position for the first time in a long time of being able to boot out the tories from number 10 and also offer the people of scotland a alternative to the snp . so thanks, tony. up there snp.

. >> reporter: that decree opened the door for people like jackie brantley who became the first black doors for other black people. >> reporter: today casinos host black artists and superstars who perform night after night to sold-out crowds like grammy award winner usher. >> usher presents a brand-new las vegas residency. >> to see the type of progress that we in america have as minorities is good. there's so much more that we need to address, though. >> reporter: and so this special shares incredible barrier breaking stories like during her 1952 tour when josephine baker got to vegas and said that she wouldn't perform unless there were people of color in the audience. they had to scramble to make it happen at a time when that didn't happen. so i think it's going to be fascinating. so excited to watch. >> yeah, really looking forward to it. thank you, janai. "soul of a nation" presents "black in vegas" 10:00 p.m. eastern tonight on abc available tomorrow on hulu. michael? >> all right, lara, thank you. >>> it's time now for "deals & steals," and this morning we're spotlighting black

jackie matthews. she's from connecticut. she was at sandy hook elementary school. now we have a generation of kids whog school shootings at their elementary and high schools and going through them again at their college. what do you say to emma and jackie and all the kids who are worried that it could happen to me? >> well, it is a tragedy and that's why we have to take action on this and when you think about what students go through, they train for this. when i was a kid, we used to have tornado drills. plan for a tornado. and now children have shooter drills. which is insane that's happening in the country that we're in right now which is why we take action. the legislation we passed last year does provide resources for school safety and counseling in schools as well to try to deal with it. but it's one step, let's not think that we're there yet. we got to take more steps. and so to those students who are faced now with multiple survivors of multiple shootings, to them i'm going to say, we got to redouble our efforts. please know that we're committed to making this happen. we got to get more folks o

people are excited today to hear from deputy and deputy leader jackie baillie and anas sarwar and whohe way for a special visit from keir starmer on sunday. so what we know at this moment in time is certainly that scottish politics is like it's anybody's game at the minute and certainly scottish labour have the form up north of the border , whereas the north of the border, whereas the scottish conservatives as well, they would have quite a lot more ground to gain and so it will be a very interesting weekend. talk about things like the struggling health care system and of course the of living crisis, which is quickly become everybody's enemy number one, either side of the house. yes, i suppose the big sort of shine and media acceptability of nicola sturgeon is gone. not only is there a power vacuum, but potentially greater focus on the many problems that scotland is facing and has faced under snp leadership for so long. well, tony maguire, thank you for joining us there live from edinburgh where the labour party is holding scottish conference. now today the latest gb news people's poll

yankees or who at one time met with jacky stalin in rome, and now the plan and now he has gone for ano longer mine. i am the only one, that is , degardia is wrong. they may have written something there, because he is a former minister, it is possible. well, almost with that now, i will check there accordingly. congratulations, it is somehow changing. is it somehow possible to mark it because they write that reuters writes that the largest oil refineries are china after a pause at the end of the previous year, they renewed the purchase of russian oil at significant discounts, this indicates some kind of position. is it purely money watching for china, money is the position of china regarding the solution of the ukrainian ukrainian crisis, as they call it, it was with on the first day and remains as it is, these are peace negotiations, in any case , there is no other official position in them, and there will not be, or, so to speak, in this and not an implicit format , china will join in encouraging russia to stop aggression. i think that and if god has already intervened a little bit,

jackie: absolutely. it teaches you responsibility. at my house, friday -- who was probably responsible for most of the mess -- we're getting a roomba. taylor: uh-oh. brian: they're like little pets almost. jackie: yeah. taylor: watch him walk around in circles. jackie: there will be a video. brian: we're throe throwing it to a guy who never misses doing his chores. charles payne is there with "making money." charles, you ready to go? you ready to do some chores? [laughter] charles: i do fewer than i did in the past, but i've earned this lofty place. [laughter] listen, you grow up with three boys, you do it all. especially being the oldest. hey, have a great weekend, guys. brian: you too. charles: good afternoon, everyone. breaking right now, well, stocks have stumbled again out of the gate although we're off the lows of the session is. here is the thing, a series of economic reports all coming in hotter than expected, so are dreams of a soft landing, i mean, obviously wall street never believed it, but there were some people that said it could be reality. they'

kunan will be joined on stage by jackie pick deason radio and podcast host who covers all things energy on the on the jackie daly show. jackie will select your questions to ask dr. coonen, so be sure to submit your questions using the qr code, which you will find on the cards on your tables. let's give a warm steamboat. welcome to dr. steven coonan. play please can both. have this on the view others and me. i guess it's because i kind of changed my direction. and lord, i guess i went and broke. there. thank you family tradition. it's a great choice of music. well, it has been an adventure to be speaking the truth about climate and energy over the last couple years and i would like to tell you a little bit about that. i've chosen for my title unsettling climate and energy and it's actually a triple entender. unsettled refers to some crucial points in climate science. it also refers to perhaps you'll feel as i did. when you hear about some of them that a contrary to what you hear in the popular and political dialogue. and finally, i would say that what we all nationally and globally do ab

it's interesting, too, when we look at who the base republican voter is today and who she will need to win over, jackie, even if you look at a moment that was really regarded as a major win for her, politically and also personally, in the wake of that horrific massacre at the emanuel ame church, tht a few years later, she pulled back on part of that saying she didn't really recognize what the flag symbolizes, almost downplaying, right, the real pain that it symbolizes. how much more of that will she have to address and how much more of that do you think we'll see? >> we've seen her do that on a number of things, even former president trump. initially she came out against him, and then she dialed it back and said in an interview, i believe last year, she didn't think he was going to run again and that, you know, they could say that he let the republican party down, but now, you know, she doesn't want to talk against him again. there is this back and forth, and the voters are going to have to decide if that's enough for them. she's not alone. as sara said, there is a group of republicans that are going t

. >> good morning i'm jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo who was on assignment this morning. it is friday your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time markets pointing to losses to finish the week out this after stocks finished in the red yesterday erasing earlier gains as investors wait up certainty over interest rates and whether or not the fed would keep rates higher for longer. all three major industries poised to finish the week on a down note, take a look there, the tenure into your treasuries, yields are trading a little bit higher, 4.5% on the two-year note, 3.69% on the ten year treasury. we are looking ahead to major economic data next week we have january cpi, ppi and retail all be coming out oil prices are on the rise this morning as russia said it will cut crude production in response to sanction from the west oil is trading at $79.60 per barrel. european markets are in the bed as well across the board into asia overnight the markets were mostly lower hong kong done better than 2%, and japan was only winner the end japan on the bank of japan nominated a new central

license to mock the people you were -- >> larry: yeah, they were -- >> anthony: -- who were leaving you out of the party. >> jackien't want to be recognized. that's why they disguised their face. and not to feel like they were taking charity, so they put on a performance. >> jay: so at each home that we stop at, there's like a little party that goes on. >> anthony: right. so they know you're coming? and you know what you're expecting? >> jay: it's already pre-arranged. like, they know we're coming, they have a chicken. and they cook something, and -- >> anthony: so if i knew you were coming, what would be appropriate preparations be? i should have some food on hand? >> bruneaux: you could throw money. you could donate a couple of chickens that they could chase and grab. >> anthony: right. >> jay: basically, just board up the windows and make like there's a hurricane coming. open up the barn, put everything in the barn, lock the barn. i'm talking about down to a shovel. if a mardi gras finds a shovel just leaning up against the back of the house, they're going to grab it, dig a hole, and bury another mardi gras. >>

arizona ranch held on $1 million bond for the shooting death of an illegal immigrant who was on his property. >> todd: jackie ibanez with mark, jackie. >> good morning gofundme moving from the arizona rancher for shooting and killing a migrant on his land. the platform claims its terms of service prohibit campaigns to raise money for the legal defense and formally charged with a violent crime and fund-raising campaigns illegally defend someone charged with murder are removed from our platform. donors who contributed to the fund-raising campaign for the ill legal expenses have been fully refunded. but now mission fund-raiser give, send, go supporting donation efforts for calais, the platform: gofundme's decision say it is purely political. this is exactly why give, sand, go exist to gain support in times of need. we understand you are not the judge and jury and takedown campaigns owned by bias. spirit that started last week when the police were called to kelly's ranch and reports of shots fired and found this deceased hispanic male 100 yards away from the home. kelly's case comes as migrants pour across the b

let's get now with our west midlands reporter, jackie carson, who's in birmingham because it seems that breaking this stranglehold would say that they've got on the rural areas areas . that's rural areas areas. that's exactly around 11% is an increase in the last year on knife crime in england and wales, up 50% over the last ten years. and of course, we heard today labour's shadow home secretary at cooper setting out there that ideas how to get streets safer and how to make community safer with this neighbourhood policing policy, the recruitment of thousand, more community officers for thousand, more pcsos within that because say that the conservative government has had a laissez faire approach , crime a laissez faire approach, crime and policing, but the conservatives saying that we've as on the streets back in 2019 that's it to reach that target by april. but i've been speaking to chair of the west midlands police federation, richard cooke, about how solve tougher crime. he is saying that it needs to be more in the community because when you're in the community there's more trust, the

is secretary jackie back, and w know how hunter treats secretaries who we're going to assume they spoonedf course there is the spy chie of china that guy hunter in jimmy the gym soak for in consulting fees in then while h got popped by the fed. men were nominated to a positio in the biden administration, bu this guy was, his name is dominic ng and he is the ceo of east west bank. how creative. joe appointed mister king to represent u.s. business interes at this years asia-pacific economic economic cooperation. it was with ties to the pacific and he's also a donor. he gave $100,000 to the biden victory fund and 36,002 the dnc. here is the problem. he is allegedly connected to no one, but two front groups for chinese intelligence. according to the daily caller, he was the executive director o the china overseas exchange exultation, a friend tied to communist spy agencies. he even admitted he was a part of the group but said he left i a few years ago. that's not all, the daily calle says he also joined the china overseas friendship association and yes, another friend group for the communist

and the man who hit her, 50 bail violations. jackie is live in new york with breaking information on that story. good evening. >> good evening, trace. that progressive prosecutor in missouri may soon be out of a job over what her critics they are soft-on-crime policies. tonight, missouri's attorney general is giving kim gardner an ultimatum: quit or be fired. daniel riley was supposed to be on house arrest at the time of this horrific crash, but records show, as you said, trace, he violated the terms of his bond over 50 times. he's facing fierce backlash for dropping the armed robbery charges against riley in the case that landed him in house arrest last year, and missouri ag andrew bailey says it's part of a pattern of not upholding the rule of law. >> instead of protecting victims, she's creating more victims by her illegal refusal to do her job. if you won't do her job, then my legal obligation is to hold her accountable and that's exactly what you're going to do. >> but gardner says the petition to remove her is purely political, a

it was a black woman, zelda, who created the original playboy bunny costume. a black woman designed jackiec wedding dress. she didn't get the credit at the time. the first lady referring to simply as a colored dressmaker. designer stephen barrels helped ushered in the disco era with his bold designs. dapper dan was one of the creators of luxury street where populists by hip-hop artists in the 19 80s and 90s. and more recently, politicians like vice president harris and former first lady obama have made a point to boost black designers. with mrs. obama wearing a sergio hudson ensemble to president biden's inauguration. joining me now is the fashion designer suture hudson, omar salaam, fashion designer and founder and creative director of sue keno. and jay manual, tv host, makeup artist, and former creative director of america's next top model. one of my favorite benches of all time, thank you all for being here. i really appreciate you. i do have to go to you first, sergio. michelle obama was such an icon in so many ways. but she really stood out for the way she dressed. talk a little bit a

it's a biography of perry wallace, who was sort of the jackie robinson figure, southeastern conference sports. he was the first black basketball player in the sec. and so that book is about basketball, but really it's about racism in the south. in the 1960s, civil rights movement, the personal toll of being a pioneer in that situation. second book is the games of deception on the first u.s. men's olympic basketball team, which a story again about basketball, but it's also about anti-semitism and fascism. and then the road to the holocaust. next book is called singled out. it's a biography of glenn burke, who was a major baseball player for the l.a. dodgers and the oakland a's. he's credited with inventing the high five, but he's also the first openly gay major league baseball player and. so that's a book that's about baseball, but it's really homophobia as well. and so with this book, again, i saw a chance to write about basketball but also, you know, sexism and misogyny and the women's rights of the 1970s and feminism, the way that basketball and athletics operated on kind of a parall

jackie uh-huh and my love, i ’m proud you. i love you with body and soul and now i want to decide. for you to feel, it was god whond to reach the top in my difficult career, but the main thing he gave me you for which i do not stop thank heaven for you, who also went through hell and conquered the peaks. we were supposed to meet and get together forever. keep oh i conjure you. keep forever our connection. i can't live without your love. i guess i'm too proud to admit it anyway. you know that you alone are destined, my breath is the mind of dignity, and all my tenderness. no, this is not childishness, not childishness. this is a letter from a woman from a wounded and suffering woman who has experienced a lot and gives you the feeling of being as fresh and young as they are. she has never experienced without forgetting about this and always trying to be gentle with me the same as these days, when you created to change the queen of the world, my love, oh, how i need your love and tenderness, and i am yours and create, changing everything you want. your soul mary well, of course, when you receive such a letter, you'r

it's not known as a chicmatologk who has the same risks as jackie ibanez find with black psoriasis hasing as your dermatologist about to take to for clearer skin. so clearly you stick to when you can't watch. listen, get the latest news business and news headlines on sirius xm any time anywhere. fox news radio on sirius xm america is listening. ndght. so after weeks of delays about and speculation about his fitness for office, your president, joe biden, finally had a physical today.c and despite mountains and mountains of evidence to the contrary, white house physician kevin o'connor referred to joe biden as , quote,d a healthy, vigorous 80 year old male. there's not one person that buys this. now, would anyone here use bide the word vigorous to describe joe biden? anybody? i don'y? >> i don't think so. all right.es of who is fitth to successfully execute duties of the presidency? does anybody buy that? no, i don't either. now, obama's former doctor fromb chicago thinks that biden'sid health is a serious concern because of his prior brain aneurysms. and as politico reporting, emoca the

community, our, our priorities regardless, who are the actors who are trying to minute manipulate the most certainly ensure actually go ahead and jackie, thank you very much. actually, i totally agree with the clothes on it and with everything they said, i want to come back to the point of the mental health, mental it is one of the biggest need actually started my work in the community and field as a translator. for psychologist, i was talking to a lot of people who been through different stage of trauma in the last 12 years. this, in like unbearable situation, led to a miserable humanitarian situation for the people living in all control areas. i mean, let's not forget that. so us as an a say we are trying to be in every place we can be. we have presence in office, syria. we are working in a, in a whole comp, in on a 2nd. iraq are in co, bonnie, at the same time we are working in the opposition control area with in the area under control of the city, a national army. so we are in has us in different districts of a little. we are in a little countryside. we are in it live in the us under control of your national army. they are the con

tonight, the story of an ordinary texas resident who witnessed a deadly crime against an off-duty police officer and took matters into his own hands. jackienez live with the amazing details on this. jackie, good evening. >> good evening, trace. it's really incredible. video released by texas police capturing the moment a good samaritan chased down a drunk driver attempting to flee the scene of a crash that killed an off-duty police officer. the suspect, 26-year-old dylan molina, ecm running. he plowed his jeep into a white sedan and then he made a run for it. molina didn't get far before that good samaritan right there stepped in until police arrived. >> you killed somebody, you mother [bleep]! you [bleep] killed somebody, you [bleep]! you killed somebody! stay right there! you stay right there, [bleep]! >> that white sedan was driven by police detective alec cervantes. he was pronounced dead at the scene while his wife and two blade survived the crash. according to an arrest affidavit, the suspect was served 16 shots at a local bar. his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. molina had a previous dwi arrest back in 2021. he was n

who have been impacted by the google layoffs, now zoom. what do people really need to get from the president? jackie: the tack area has been impacted more than most. we have seen it personally in our families and communities. if you look at the whole country and what's happening, these jobs are growing. the infrastructure act is creating millions of jobs over the next 10 years. the problem is this is starting to just roll out so people have some angst. the fact that now the federal government can negotiate medicare prices on drugs, that you are going to have insulin at no more than $35 a month, those are big wins that have taken a long time to achieve. dan: you know presiden will talk about his republican colleagues across the aisle and the need to work together. everyone talks about it, it never seems to happen and it seems to be getting worse. is there any hope that can happen? jackie: i don't believe that's going to happen in the next two years. the republicans want to pursue this investigative approach. they know they are not going to get legislation through the senate, so they are going to poun

jackie and other journalists do. this is true for all the cable networks. there are people whohere are real journalists. she was doing her job. i just keep going back to that idea that they were going to dump somebody who is trying to tell the truth and try to tell the viewers the truth and they saw that as a threat to their business model. they are still doing it today and it is influential with republicans. they believe it and i wonder sometimes if they had in the beginning said it is all but, he lost. >> rupert murdoch put that very idea out there. what about if they all go out. he says to suzanne scott, it has been suggested our prime three should go out and say something like the election is over and joe biden one. that statement will go a long way to stop the trump myth. it didn't happen but it was talked about. >> they were afraid of donald trump or others opening up a competitor to them. i think ultimately was what i took away from it. >> just very quickly i wonder even if they had said that, would there viewers have believed it? >> you get to a point where you reap wha

. >> another person who knows senator feinstein personally is abc 7 news political analyst and former congress member jackie speier. >> she joined us at 3:00 on our show "getting answers," calling senator feinstein big mentor and friend. >> when my late husband died and i was widowed, she was one of the first people to call me in support because she, too, was widowed at an early age. she is also a great artist. i actually have one of her pieces that she presented to me, so she's got an incredible legacy to be incredibly proud of. >> dianne feinstein got her start in politics in the bay area. she was in the middle of a san francisco tragedy. >> both mayor supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> that's part of our abc documentaries series which relives the murder in 1978 and the wild trial that all load, including the twinkie defense -- wild trial that followed, including the twinkie defense. coming up next, will there be one more requirement for kids to go to school? big vaccine, but not the one for covid. also ahead, 7 tackles the topic of junk fees. sandhya: blustery today, bone chilling cold

let's get some perspective from someone who knows an awful lot about what it is like to work on capitol hill joining us live is jackie spear. good to see you. jackie: these are three very talented people. they are the superstars in this race. it will be really fascinating to watch. dan: it will be very competitive. what do you think about the timing of barbara lee's announcement? the third candidate to enter the race. jackie: i think it had more to do with her wanting to respect senator feinstein and her announcement as opposed to jumping and before she had announced. adam schiff actually announced earlier and so did katie porter, and got the whole group moving because she announced right after the first of the year. i don't know that timing at this point will make much difference. i think what will really have an effect is how each of them connects with the electorate. 47% are democrats, 24% are republicans, 23% are independent. the independents will play a really important role. dan: that is where a lot of the pitches will be made, i assume. this is expected to be one of the most competitive and expensive senate ra