definitivamente no creo que haya una supervisión adecuada y especialmente eso lo hemos visto en jackson highque se hace con agujas en lugares en donde no estaban certificados por las autoridades de salud y que les ha costado el deterioro de su salud. los incidentes ocurrieron en el 2018 y el año pasado, pero evalúan a 59 pacientes más que pudieron haber estado expuestos al contagio del virus. esta situación ha llamado la atención de margarita reyes de nuestra área, quien dice desde hace 2 años se practica procedimientos cosméticos y existía cierto temor, pero este no lo contemplaba dentro de los daños. por el momento todo ha sido muy bien. algún temor cuando de repente viene a practicarse algún eh, si me da temor. claro por ejemplo, que me quede la cara deformada, que tenga algún daño con estos casos. margarita ahora dice estará más atenta. me da mucho miedo porque puede pasar. tiene 1 que tener mucho cuidado donde 1 va el centro de control y prevención de enfermedades indica en el reporte entre otras cosas, que las empresas que ofrecen servicios cosméticos con agujas le deben dar prioridad

that is really telling not only looking at columbia, looking at berkeley, looking at harvard jackson read high school in washington, dc for the air of student organization at the jackson read high school through the a. c o. u is suing the principal of the school for denying the error of american students from showing a documentary at lunch. so what that was that the, the rest, the, the, the pro test is now at the high school level in this country. that's saying they have lost the argument. well, you know, the other thing to keep in mind, i guess, and the contact out of politics is this 20082002 rock obama. one. those are the people that one for. he had vague the democratic party over the last several elections again with going out of the way to make sure and reasonably so that there were polling places on all of the college campuses. i don't think they need to waste their time doing that in 20. 20. no. as a matter of fact, i've heard from insiders in the, by the ministration that they're shooting with for old people to come out and vote for what was the last time you heard the democratic party

jackson. how would high inflation inflect the view on the outlook for policy?igher inflation that seems clearly linked to demand, i think that paves the way for the bank of japan to be able to raise interest rates further. a move toward normalizing policy more. the question is, is the pace at which that will take place, i don't think anyone at this stage is expecting the bank of japan to do back-to-back rate hikes, having waited this long to do his first rate increase since 2007. these forecasts will be among the main points of interest at the april meeting. if the boj is forecasting inflation to be around the 2% mark in fiscal 26, which us what we are hearing from people familiar with the matter, that suggests that they are on track to keep moving forward with policy normalization. haslinda: we know he said they would consider it if inflation remains below 2%. are we there yet? >> there are lots of different ways to slice and dice these figures. we've had inflation at 2% or more for almost two years now. so what exactly are they waiting for? i think it is the

jackson-davis for the flush. tjd finished with a career-high. 22 points warriors pick up the loose ball. jackson davis. this is the layup moses moody there to clean up the boards with the follow slam warriors win going away, won. 33 to one 10. now they head to dallas to face the mavs another important game. but for now they won a season-high 6 in a row and 5 straight road games. well, for a long time, it seemed like the a's and their fans might just be in limbo forever. but now we know their path will definitely include a short detour for the next 3 seasons before las vegas. >> the a's are taking major league baseball to sacramento team owner john fisher announced the move today at a press conference held at sutter health park. that is the home. >> of the triple a sacramento river cats. and now fisher has partnered up with sacramento kings owner vivek to get this deal done. so for at least those 3 seasons, the a's will be playing in this 10,000 seat. minor league stadium with an option for a 4th year if needed. good deal. certainly for ana de. they there's speculation that if the a's draw well in sacra

joining us live now is lynbrook high school's principal, maria jackson, principal jackson. hello hello and congratulations. >> hi. thank you. it's really wonderful to be here today. >> okay. so i'm going to give you five minutes to brag, and i hope you'll take it all, but also to give us some food for thought on what makes a school great. so what are the things you think that make lynbrook great? the things that factor into the rankings. maybe >> i know lynbrook is known as a stem school and our students are very focused in stem, but there are so many opportunities for our students as well. we have thriving business programs. we have an outstanding music program, an amazing drama program. there are just a thriving club environment. and i think what's amazing about lynbrook is there are plenty of places for every student to thrive, and i think that's really essential. i think a lot of public schools can feel forced to kind of choose like one place to focus. and i'm really thankful that lynbrook high school is an amazing, comprehensive high school, and we have so much to offe

high school students fighting for the right to dance. now 40 years later a real life twist. the students are fighting for the right to get kevin bacon to the dance. here is hallie jackson ♪ >> reporter: putting the basin high school on the map. these scenes shot there 40 years ago, but you know who has been working so hard? the current students who weren't even born when "footloose" came out. and now after a year's long bacon to pason online campaign kevin bacon is back. >> it's been a long time. it's amazing the power that this movie has had to just kind of bring people together. >> reporter: just ahead of the prom night and just before the school's torn down next year, bacon telling "today's" kaylee hartung what it means. >> all the effort they put in, what finally put you over the edge? >> i think seeing the commitment to turn it into a day of giving and fundraising and good positive energy. you just can't turn that down. >> reporter: like wren bacon is on a mission, uniting the community, filling care bags for his 6 degrees charity and then, yes, at prom the students who worked to get bacon to the building, following his "footloose" footsteps. ♪ >> everyone danced

i rise today in celebration of iowa city high school student jackson robertson's recent honorable mention from win for c-span's 20th annual student cam competition. every year c-span invades middle and high schoolers to think critically about issues that affect their communities and nation. this year's theme was looking forward while considering the past. his six-minute documentary, america's health care crisis, skill fully exams the impact of underinsurance, lack of health coverage, highlighting rural health care challenges, prescription costs, and chronic illness rates in the united states. his solutions include prioritizing preventive dare and reforming the fee for service model. as a doctor, rural health care issues are near and dear to my heart. i ask my colleagues to join me in celebrating this incredible achievement and wishing him future success as he continues to examine complex issues that affect iowans. mr. speaker, i rise today in honor of gold star spouses day which was this past friday, april 5, 2024. in 2010 congress designated april 5 as national gold star spouses day to p

sheila jackson lee she went to a high school in texas to teach kids about science and space but it didn'tes you hear the word full moon sometimes you need to take the opportunity to see a full moon it's a complete rounded made up mostly of gases and that's why the question so could we as humans live on the moon and the gas is such that we could do that. it's madd powerful heat almost impossible to go near the sun. the moon is more manageable but i want to be first in line to know how to live and be able to survive on the moon that's another planet we will see shortly. >> jesse: she is spreading moon misinformation it is not a planet and not made up of gases she should have known that she graduated from yale and was a ranking member on the space and neuro- not ask subcommittee these politicians are clueless they worked in the real world she would've been fired a long time ago and she is still trying to fix those glasses. [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: she said something that stuck micro he called the remote a switcher now a remote control is either remote control or a clicker i've never heard switcher's

jackson-davis for the flush. tjd finished with a career-high 20 points. warriors pick up the loose ball here. jackson davis.s moody cleans up the boards with the follow slam warriors win going away, won 33 to one 10 to nothing head to dallas to face the mavs. they won a season-high 6 games in a row and 5 straight road games. sure is a fun and to the season as we wait, what their final seeding will be. >> heading into that post season. that will do it for sports. now, back to you. all right, kate, thank you. we're going take a break. right back. >> 10 55 is the time. and in the north bay, if you like artwork like this but can't afford it, you could still have some in your home because the murray county libraries are letting locals lone out these cool pieces of art library cardholders can now use the on the wall program to borrow art from local artists and you can borrow from the south novato the point reyes station corte madera and marin city libraries. artists are able to submit 2 dimensional pieces like drawings and paintings and photographs. prince text house, mixed media. there's all kinds. so if you're

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jackson-davis for the flush. tjd finished with a career-high 20 points. warriors pick up the loose ball here. jackson davis.e follow slam warriors win going away, won 33 to one 10 to nothing head to dallas to face the mavs. they won a season-high 6 games in a row and 5 straight road games. sure is a fun and to the season as we wait with their final seeding will be. >> heading into that post season. that will do it for sports. now, back to you. all right. well, coming up next on the kron, morning news. want to introduce you to a school in the south bay. that is. >> helping a group of people who usually age out of the educational system, delvin jumpstart a career will be right back. don't go happening tomorrow as stuart powerball jackpot is up for grabs. >> jackpot 6, 1.2, 3 billion dollars. that's a cash value just under 596 million dollars before taxes. he's the 8th largest jackpot in u.s. lottery history draws nigh strachan starts at 08:00pm. >> all right. we're going to take a quick break here on the kron. 4 morning news. up next, we've got opening day for the one. i don't think the home opener for the gi

jackson-davis for the flush. tjd finished with a career-high 20 points. warriors pick up the loose ball here. jackson davis.moses moody cleans up the boards with the follow slam warriors win going away, won 33 to one 10 to nothing head to dallas to face the mavs. they won a season-high 6 games in a row and 5 straight road games. sure is a fun and to the season as we wait with their final seeding will be. >> heading into that post season. that will do it for sports. now, back to you. >> time now 6.54. we'll be right back. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ (alarm beeping) ♪ rise ♪ ♪ and thrive! ♪ (♪♪) belvita! nutrish whole health blend. for happy, healthy dogs. [dog food pouring] ugh. i'm a stick. made out of stick. nutrish whole health ble

jackson-davis for the flush. tjd finished with a career-high 20 points. iors pick up the loose ball here. jackson davis.ody cleans up the boards with the follow slam warriors win going away, won 33 to one 10 to nothing head to dallas to face the mavs. they won a season-high 6 games in a row and 5 straight road games. sure is a fun and to the season as we wait, what their final seeding will be. >> heading into that post season. that will do it for sports. now, back to you. >> all right. now to baseball today's whole opener day for the diet. oracle, parts of the welcoming fans back to the ballpark. the giants play their first home game of the season against the padres. well, back out to will tran and i would say will that we need this with. yes, i can hear news about the a's we need. we need are giants to make us feel a little bit good morning. low. >> good morning. sorry about all the technical difficulties. but i can tell you the giants hope to have a smooth transition coming home because they were 2, 5, on the road. so they definitely need a win as far as tickets are still available. i can tell you fir

jackson-davis for the flush. tjd finished with a career-high 20 points. warriors pick up the loose ball here. jackson davis.ards with the follow slam warriors win going away, won 33 to one 10 to nothing head dallas to face the maps. they won a season-high 6 games in a row and 5 straight road games. sure is a fun and to the season as we wait, what their final seeding will be. >> heading into that post season. that will do it for sports. now, back to you. >> all right. well, a 52 is the time. and do you find yourself nodding off work? sometimes never musa. they found that nearly half of americans smith. can you measure the know, the bank or i was the guy out a few times a year. people report doing exactly what you see here the screen. this survey was done by sleep doctor and discover that 46% of workers. you have take a nap at work. sometimes. but a 3rd said they they saw a lot blogs on a weekly basis. not sure what that means, but the poll of more than 1200 people also found that. >> remote or hybrid workers are actually more likely nap during the day because it's so easy just, you know, turn the web camera

trace jackson davis with the hammer here with authority. career high 20 for the rook.riors roll 133 110 season high six game win streak. have almost locked up a play in spot. >> were a proud group of guys that understand we are capable of winning. played way below our level. i think for most of the year. but for us to be in this situation where we have an opportunity just because we dug deep and you know this, it matters to us, to the tank. >> this might be the most dangerous game of musical chairs in history. sharky should get two minutes for instigating. the kings scored twice in a 17 second span in the first period to take control in the third period. klim kostin, the one timer, he's got nine points in 13 games as a shark, but not enough. teal falls to one sports on abc seven, sponsored by river using our brand new grocery outlet app. it's been really fun seeing what everyone's doing with the extra money they save. nice shirt. just got back from vacation. a butler? super nice guy. i got to start using the app. ♪ ♪ you've got a friend in me ♪ ♪ ♪ you've got a friend

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high post. he gets trayce jackson-davis back for when trace dunked on him. last time they played 30 to 9, 5, for when really good later into for golden state. up 10 dream on sets the screen. steph curry knocks down the tray. 33 for staff warrior extend that lead to 13. but this first day we're not going down without a fight. jenny acid knocks down the tray in the near corner. he had 18 points now the 4 point game. but under a minute to go, steph curry. misses it. dream. i guess. offensive rebound finds clay. let's go. put this one on ice warriors outlast the spurs won 17, one 13 after the game. steph and draymond talked about the mental toughness on this road trip. >> the was definitely there, you know, coming off a tough and minnesota to start a troop of killer trip, you know, and we did a great job of bouncing back the 2 games of florida. sonar selves up. if we take care of business to get a 4, road trip you know, at this time of year. you want to be playing well, you was a good trip for us and now we've got to go back home and try to build teams. we play.

jackson: he thought that he had the moral high ground. believe there's any cloud that hangs over me. -man: governor, governor-- -well, getting back to that, can we discuss your-- i think there's nothing but sunshine hanging over me. he didn't show any of the humility or anything. you just can't stick your finger in the eye of the federal government. let me reassert to all of you once more that i am not guilty of any criminal wrongdoing, that i'm confident that at the end of the day, i will be, uh, properly, uh, exonerated. [reporters speaking at once] i represented rod blagojevich in two of his criminal trials. i mean, he wanted to fight his case. he believed he was innocent, and he was working to that end to try and prove his innocence. anyone who believes that this was a selling of some senate seat doesn't understand politics. every single day in politics, that is what happens, is this horse-trading. and if you really listen to this in context, what you heard was talking with various people, getting annoyed, talking about nonsense, and

jackson joins us now. brie, good morning. the political and personal stakes are high for mr. trump. >> yes, frances. so the former president is facing 34 counts of falsifying business records. prosecutors will begin to make their case that mr. trump made a $130,000 payment to keep stormy daniels quiet about an alleged sexual encounter. prosecutors allege that this is election interference. now the former president denies the allegations and has pleaded not guilty. if he is convicted, he could face up to four years in prison. mr. trump has said he is willing to take the witness stand. other witnesses we could see called are david pecker, who is the former publisher of the national enquirer, stormy daniels, michael cohen, who was mr. trump's attorney at the time, former playboy model karen mcdougal, and hope hicks, who was a close aide to mr. trump. mr. trump is required to be in court every day except for wednesdays when they're not in session, or he risks having a warrant issued for his arrest. this does limit his ability to campaign. in fact, the trump campaign is forced to cancel a rally in north

jackson lee. >> yesterday, she went to a high school in texas to teach kids about science and space. >> they didn'toac . >> well, you had the energy of the moon at night, hear and sometimes you had the world wordn. o sometimes you need to take the opportunity to come out and senehe oppor te a full moon. is that complete, rounded circle, which is made up mostly of gases. and that's why the push. the question is why or how we as humans live. and the moon, the gas is such t that. we can do that. the sun is a mighty powerful heat and it's almost impossible to go near the sun. the moon is not manageable. i don't know about you. i want to be first in line to know how to live and toe be able to survive. and the moon. that's another plane t t which you're going to see shortly. >> sheila is spreading: misinformation. >> the moon is not a planet, and itshisinform is not made up. e should have known that shetedr graduated from a yalome and was a ranking member on the space and aeronautics subcommittee. d politicians are clueless. they workeskd in the real worlde >> she would have been fired a long, long time a

concerned for flash flooding, dallas, waco, stretching out towards mississippi, jackson included in that. you could see hightes leading to flash flooding. i think it will be more isolated and localized but something to be aware of if you are out and about for your saturday plans. here is how it plays out. we have a system that will work across this area over the next day or so. the heavy rain will be something we have to deal with and maybe a couple of thunderstorms, marginal severe thunderstorms. nothing like what we dealt with earlier in the week. but as we get into tomorrow, the southeast will get in on the action. it will quickly move offshore, so by the evening hours most of that will be gone and you will look at nicer conditions. beyond that, there's the thunderstorm areas we will watch. the hail, the damaging winds, those are a couple of things >>> good saturday morning. 5:17. waking up to temperatures mainly in the 50s. 49 santa rosa and in livermore. 54 in san jose. there is a little bit of fog near the immediate coastline up into parts of santa rosa and the valleys and along the east base shorelin

potential for large hail, damaging rain and isolated tornados, these are forecast highs today, 80s on the map, 81 tomorrow, 83 in jacksonas, we are getting close to the 90s getting through tuesday and wednesday. that is going to help fuel storms in severe weather impact. feeling more like june, may in some areas, as cold front moves through. you can see the forecast heat index, feeling like close to 90 in a lot of areas next couple days and front moves through. 91 in midland. temperature departure, 13 million below average across west, we could see snowfall, rest two of had thirds of the country, temperatures above average including in new york city, we will hit 75 today and then 70 and 50s again. >> carley: couple days of assists, we'll take it. >> janice: then it will be springtime, oh, so hot. >> carley: thank you, see you later. >> todd: people say money talks. you have heard that expression. historic attack on israel after joe biden gave a lot of money to iran. cheryl casone crunching numbers. >> carley: former idf soldier is here to give us insight on how israel could respond, that is next. choice hotels is a fami

jackson. shower and thunderstorm activity today. looking for sunshine, san antonio, plenty of it there with highs into the low 80s today. and that's a look at your forecast, jessica, back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> well, this morning we are remembering a world war ii hilo. lou contor, the last living member of the "uss arizona" has died at the age of 102. the ship was bombed and sank on the attack on pearl harbor in 1941. >>> coming up on "early today," caitlin clark's historic night on the road to the final four, but first, we are back in one minute with the great google purge. why the tech titan is deleting billions of files with private users' data. f files with privat users' data. . miralax works naturally with the water in your body to help you go. free your gut and your mood will follow. for 8 grams of fiber, try mirafiber gummies. you know that feeling of having to re-wash dishes that didn't get clean? i don't. platinum plus is cascade's best clean ever. with double the dawn and double the scrubbers, it removes the toughest grease and residue for an irresistible clean and shine. cascade platinum plus. dare

jackson davis. early fourth, chris paul alley-oop to tjd for two of his career high 20.they came out and played, all right. they've won six straight overall, 13 in a row over houston. golden state can now start focussing on catching the teams above them in the play-in race. tonight's win increased the warriors lead over houston to four games with six to play. safe to say we're dropping the rockets from that graphic. and by the way, klay thompson took issue the fact that a bench player was talking all that noise. >>> it's official, some sad news, the athletics will relocate to sacramento before the supposed move to in las vegas a few years. one of the most successful and historic franchises in american sports will now play in a minor league park. it's not always been like this for the a's, but becoming the butt of the joke around the league has become the norm since john fisher took over. the fans in the east bay are losing a franchise once considered the gold standard. in oakland, the athletics are v won four world series, six al pennants. they featured some of greatest

mitchell: that is true, it has a high rate of fire, but it is n aomatic. justice jackson: right, but what i am suggesting is the category of probion is about the high rate ofi as opposed to the movement of the trigger. if you are right that it's about the movement of the trigger, i am asking why. why would congress want t prohibit certain things based on whether the trigger is moving as opposed to certain this at can achie ts lethal spray of bullets? mr. mitchell:ecse the statute was written in934, 100 years before we had bump sck congress drafted the statute to capture the type of weaponry it wanted to prohn 1934. >> you said several times in your brief, yo ierpretation captures a fair number of weapons that nodhad on their radar in 1934. soet me ask you about that and where the line is. it is a gun fires multle shots at the push of a button or the fl of a switch and keeps firing -- mr. mitchell: clearly that is a machingu justice kagan: ok. if a gun does the same thing, except now it is the pusofwo buttons? mr. mitchell: the difference is you do not need to hold the bto

high school state playoffs. good luck to them. >>> that's nbc "nightly news" for this saturday. hallie jackson will be with you tomorrow.-balart reporting from washington, d.c. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. washington, d.c. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. >> an emotional moment. right now it's six. a letter carrier robbed at gunpoint on the peninsula. thieves are not just targeting the mail they have on them. there's now a massive reward to catch whoever did it. plus, protesters taking no breaks as the weapons pointed at them. and they're being physically abused, beaten and shoved on their routes. plus, protesters taking no breaks as they continue to camp on bay area campuses. the latest on the situation for stanford and sonoma state, and a traffic nightmare in the north bay and east bay highway shut down for roadwork. what you need to know to dodge the worst of it.

in the fourth, tom an nice pass to trace jackson davis, who scores and the foul. davis had a career highup 19. they run the rockets out of their own gym. 133, 110. after the game, steph curry on the team's recent postseason surge. so 133 110. >> the warriors for us to be in this situation where we have an opportunity, to keep hope alive and you know, see what happens in a couple of weeks to try to get into a playoff series. like, that's because we dug deep. and, you know this. it matters to us. >> with six games left in the season, the dubs are in the 10th position in the western conference. if things stay this way they'll face the lakers in the play in game. warriors back in action in dallas tomorrow night from philadelphia to kansas city to oakland. and now to west sacramento. days of speculation and rumor coalescing into a crushing announcement. the a's are temporarily moving east to the central valley at the end of this season. their new home will be sutter health park, which is the which they will share with the sacramento river cats. a deal between kings owner vivek ranadivé and a'

what if teenagers in jackson, mississippi, in jackson, georgia, could come to the river. the american exchange project, we sent highn on a free week long trip to an american town or city radically different from their own. >> paul, this sounds great in theory but the problem is, i have lived in blue america here in new york and i live in the free state of florida now and it's like my red little bubble i won't lie. >> paul: when i see those images is can i join this program? can someone take me to florida or somewhere else? you forget how beautiful america can truly be. all i can say is this, it's a week long for high school seniors after getting out of press corps and they're hitting the summer, what could go wrong? especially coming up to new york, i have a feeling people who come to new york and then go home at the nickel back with saying they can smoke certain substances. i'm not sure how long this might last it's a noble effort but i hope it all works out. >> people in north dakota are probably wondering why you bring certain things back here? >> this is a great idea. 53 high schools are taking part in 400 kids

. >> reporter: a series of high-profile injuries including this one to star quarterback lamar jacksonange. >> jackson goes down on the sideline. >> the concern is only will officials know it when they see it and will they be able to call it live without using replay because it will not be something they could go back on replay and use? >> reporter: this change isn't without criticism. a number of voices around the league speaking out against the new rule. >> the nfl has basically said if it's something that can address player health and safety and something that can reduce injuries, they're going to do it. >> reporter: one other change to the playbook that could come down the pike, commissioner goodell mulling adding an additional game to the season and moving super bowl sunday to presidents' day weekend. and that's a change that could be music to some employers' ears. one survey found millions of americans planned to call out sick following the past super bowl, so that change could be a win-win. >> gio: that's what so many are excited about. >> will: very nice and on the guardian cap

congressman sheila jackson lee held an event like everyone and their dogs was clipped yesterday. is this houston highp her best kamala harris impression, watch. >> sometimes you need to take the opportunity cannot see a full moon is a complete rounded circle which is made up of gases , we on humans live on the moon. are they gases such that we can do that? the son is a powerful being. it's almost impossible to go near the sun. the moon is more manageable. >> i'm glad you cut her off before she said it was onion rings around saturn. [ laughter ] she is such a dope to the sad part is that government officials like sheila jackson lee make me think that we are incapable of going to the moon. the truth is, we did. and obviously i'm proud of that achievement. but when you watch somebody like her speak. it really does kind of break your heart that we don't have better then this in washington. >> laura: a fiery ball, the sun is a fiery ball and it's around. and orange and its circular. >> she called a planet. it's a planet, she thanks pluto is a dog that hangs out with mickey mouse. i can't. laura: she strug

orioles at fenway park in boston lastnith. 20-year-old infielder jackson holiday selected number one overall in the 2022 draft right out of highl -- wearing his dad's number 7 jersey holiday started second base and batted ninth. okay, his first outing with uza bit underwhelming. but the orioles came from 5 nothing down to beat the red sox 7-5. >> it's all i could imagine. i mean playing big leagues, stadium full fans, and two really good teams. i mean i can't ask for more except maybe four hits. that's a lot to ask for, but it was an awesome experience. >> big baseball story here. shohei ohtani's former interpreter will likely be charged by federal authorities in connection to a gambling probe related to the investigation of an illegal book making operation out in california. that's according to two sources familiar with the investigation. ohtani is reportedly assisting with the investigation. the interpreter was fired last month amid allegations he stole millions of dollars from the superstar's bank account to cover his gambling debts. three sources tell "the new york times" which broke the story the interpreter is in negotia

arthur high-dollar, we're not us to beale and joey jackson joy here at the trump defense table. are you meeting with him at the hotel at trump tower tonight to talk about tomorrow. >> what are you telling him? >> again? not they feel listened, but what are you telling him about how he his appearance should be, how he should comport himself, whether he should look at the jurors at all. and if he does how he so i don't think it matters, john, because i think he keeps his own counsel and i think that trump is used to telling and other people what to do, not being told what to do and ultimately he's going to do what he wants to do. remember that there's two sides to this. one is the in-court and what the facts and evidence will ultimately show. now that we have a jury. but the other is the other audience. and that's the audience who will be a voting public. and so i wonder how the judges he's going to deal with on tuesday when they have the hearing, the gag order issue. will the judge issue what admonishment will the judge put him in jail? will the judge issue fines? and so yes. fin

jackson. live in washington this morning and brea. this all comes despite the new high stakes talks between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that's right. good morning, marcus ginger. so that phone call taking place over the weekend, president biden discouraged israel's assault on rafah, a plea seemingly to have fallen on deaf ears. reuters reports. new israeli airstrikes killed at least 20 palestinians there overnight. more than 1 million people are reportedly seeking refuge in rafah following months of attacks. now the attack comes just hours ahead of a hamas leader's meeting in cairo, egypt, to discuss a potential cease fire. it's unknown if today's air strike by israel will have an impact on those negotiations. but back to sunday's conversation between president biden and netanyahu. it comes less than a month after the two leaders held a phone call after an israeli airstrike killed seven humanitarian workers. and brie. when it comes to those humanitarian aid workers, the organization they were affiliated with is making an announcement t

major flooding over and i shut the town and prompted emergency high water rescues and officials are morning cities including orleans and jackson, mississippi could see intense tornadoes as storms move through the region. allison chinchar is tracking the system. alice, and this is a dangerous system. what more can you tell us? >> all right, so we're getting video in now's and photos here to kind of explain some of the damage we're starting to see out of port arthur, texas again here you can see this brick building that entire wall taken out. we also know trees down some power lines down, some significant roof damage to some of these areas and obviously some barnes and sheds taking on some damage as well, but that's just one component. the other has been the flooding. again, this video, this is actually shot from the inside of a fire truck and you know, those are very high-profile vehicles. you can see the flooding that they are going through in the water actually still coming into the vehicle that firetruck took that video near the town of kirby ville, texas, that this is an area that's under that flash flood emergency until at

developed a great connection with trace jackson davis a little stockton him alone if you will the easy dunk. and then klay he's starting to find his rhythm 19 of his game. highthe first half. and you know klay is going good when he's making shots and giving some trash talk to the opposing bench. just before the half warriors defense to offense. wiggins with the quick hands there. ahead to brandon poganski for the lane. warriors are up 14 at the break. they win 123 116. so now the play-in matchup is as such at sacramento tuesday night i asked rookie trace jackson davis about the upcoming elimination game. >> oh, obviously watching them in the past, i know it gets loud. they're playing them earlier in the season, obviously is going to be a different beast. we got to prep and be ready for tuesday. you guys are playing your best basketball of the season. >> what kind of turn this thing around to get where you are late here in the year? >> i think defense just draymond coming back kind of getting some chemistry going. but other than that i think we're playing good basketball. we're sharing the ball. >> how much do you enjoy this playing. because the fans were loo

took a pardon to avoid indictment, a basic sort of high school history class point against trump that many people have thought about. justice jackson raised it very bluntly and you'll be able to listen here while other justices appeared to root for trump and mused about their opinion that pardoning nixon may have turned out to be a good thing. remember, your personal opinion about a thing that a president could do, ford chose to pardon nixon, he could have not chosen to pardon nixon, that opinion is not supposed to be how the court resolves the narrow legal question of whether the doj puts trump on legal trial or not. >> what was up with the pardon for president nixon? >> i think it -- >> if everybody thought presidents couldn't be prosecuted, what was that about? >> gosh, nixon versus fitzgerald, that's something courts shouldn't get engaged in because presidents have all manner of motives. >> president ford's pardon very controversial in the moment. the better decisions in presidential history. >> won't the predictable result be that presidents in the last couple of days of office are going to pardon themselves? >> the last quest

: very nice.cong jimmy, congressman sheila jackson lee held an event like everyone and their dog for the solar eclipse yesterday but this was at a used in highmpression. watch.imsion >> sometimes you need to take the opportunity to see complete rounded circle made up ocircf my gases he would we as humans, could we live on the moon? the gas is such that we could do that. the sun is a mighty powerful heat, but it is almost impossible to go near the sun. the moon is more manageable. >> [laughs] i'm glad you cut her off before she said it was onion rings around saturn, okay? [laughs] she ishter such a dope!pe the sad part of this is government officials like sheila jackson lee make me thinw we were incapable of going to the moon. now, the truth is we did and diu and obviously come i'm proud of that achievement. but when you watch somebody like her spr speak, it really does kd of break your heart that we't don't have better than this intr washington.is >> laura: it is a fiery ball, the sun isa fi a fiery ball andt is around, and it is orange, and it is circular. >> she also called it a planet.t it is a planet. p shlae thinks pluto is a dog thaa h

jackson davis who shows off his 40 inch vertical. he had eight points. klay he's ramped up his scoring lately. hits the three in transition. in route to a game. high 25 points 19 of them coming in the first half. warriors up seven at the break. and they emptied the bench late in the third quarter. once they saw the lakers and kings would both win. that opened the door for guys like this guy. santos. he finished with 13. warriors win what turned out to be a meaningless game because the kings and lakers both one 123 116. so that means they remain in 10th place and they head up by 80 to face an old friend in sacramento. and that is tuesday night in a single elimination play in game. all right. there was a three way tie midway through today's final round of the masters, before scottie scheffler showed everyone why he is the number one golfer in the world right now. gorgeous day in augusta for this. the 88th masters schefflers iron play. nothing short of brilliant. check out this shot. par four ninth hole, 102 yards out. scheffler lands the ball above the pin and watch the ball roll and curl. you've seen tiger actually make this but are pushes just lef

jackson. kevin grew number cartersville, georgia. those who knew him recognized his talent. and motivated him to pursue a future in athletics and academics. he wanted to quit high school. he wanted to become a lineman for georgia power. his coaches saw his athletic ability and encouraged him to continue on, and he did. he will be remembered among many things as being a member of the 1980 university of georgia national championship football team. he played under coach vince duly and russell. in fact, coach russell told the story about how he got his nickname catfish. some people say it was because coach said he fought like cat and drank like a fish. coach also said that it might have been because one day in practice he was waddling around in the mud and looked like a catfish. due to his dedication and teamwork, and his love for the sport, he was voted by his teammates as co-captain for the georgia bulldogs in 1983. later he was selected by his coaches for the coach wally butts award for the player who pace the price. a title that recognizes willingness to sacrifice for others without even ends. after graduating with a degree in business education, kevin moved to

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jackson davis for that dunk on him. and san antonio a couple of weeks ago. he gets them back. team high 32 for wemby. fourth quarter dubs up five. stephon step back splash. it's an eight point warrior lead. curry hit seven from downtown. he scored a game high 33. his 27th 30 point game of the year. but under 90s spurs down seven osman corner three. oh. four point game under a minute to go. warriors up two. curry the miss draymond big offensive rebound. get it out to klay. dagger three from thompson. he had 13. warriors win 117 113. great end to the road trip. >> fantastic trip. particularly after losing the first one. in tough fashion for the guys to bounce back when four straight games on the road. it's, it's a sign of their competitive nous and their grit at this time of year. >> you want to be playing? well, you you know, you got to win right now. obviously, we all know what the standards are and all of that stuff. so it was a good trip for us, and now we gotta go back home and try to build on no style points. >> really, for any of it. but, you know, you get out of here with four wins and keep the

you phil jackson, state on the pat riley stayed on me, dale brown stayed on me dave maduro, my high school coach stayed on me all the coaches that i played for state on me because when you're the best player, you're expected to do everything i just told her, i said, listen, i know you're coaches little harder and you but you have to accept it because you're the best player you're just move on from that >> hey, you know, i i hate giving us do flowers. i'll tell you something he's one of the most amazing businessman i've ever been around i was at the hotel a couple of years ago. he says, i'm going to meet and as who you're meeting with. he says, i'll bring it all my people together. that's what do you mean? he says, well once a year, everybody, i do a commercial for our bring them together, says, hey, how can i make your company better? how can i make your comment it better? sag what? what did that on from >> did you just give me flowers truck. i gave flowers. >> it's his love language >> this is luck. >> to you too, or something you clearly love it, love and admire each other. you >> those

jackson davis. nice bounce pass and then the early hammer. klay hayes finding his rhythm at the right time 19 of his game. high 25 came in the first half.ng good when he's talking to the opposing bench. as the shot goes in another one. and then just before the half warriors defense to offense andrew wiggins comes up with it ahead to brandon pisemsky lays it up. and in. warriors up 14 at the break. they win 123 116. they're at sacramento tuesday night in the play in i asked rookie trace jackson davis about that upcoming elimination game. >> oh obviously watching them in the past i know it gets loud. they're playing them early in the season obviously is going to be a different beast. we got to prep and be ready for tuesday. >> you guys are playing your best basketball of the season. what kind of turn this thing around to get where you are late here in the year? >> i think defense just draymond coming back. kind of getting some chemistry going. but other than that i think we're playing good basketball. we're sharing the ball. >> how much do you enjoy this playing. because the fans were looking their scoreboard watching you guys kind of doi