jaime: desde los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa.la para bebÉs. pero en estos momentos no dan abasto para satisfacer la enorme demanda. lo peor es que la escasez podrÍa pera. como nos informa luis. —— en piera —— empeorar luis: se alimenta con fÓrmula para bebÉs. pero encontrar el producto que necesita se vuelve cada vez mÁs difÍcil. >> , las 11:00 a.m. y difÍcil encontrar algo y regresamos a la noche y sin nada. porque no se encuentra en ningÚn lado. luis: la escasez no sÓlo afecta a las tiendas de san antonio, texas. el problema es en seis estados que han vendido mÁs de la mitad de la fÓrmula para bebÉs que tienen disponible. >> me da mucho miedo. siempre que voy a la tienda es lo primero que voy a buscar. jaime: comenzÓ a imperar en febrero cuando cerraron en las Últimas fÁbricas en michigan por riesgo de infecciÓn. ——empeorar varias compaÑÍas estÁn aumentando, la fÓrmula siguesiendo difÍcil encontrar. la escasez se pone seria. muchas partes de la naciÓn con cadenas de tiendas y farmacias que ha limitado las ventas a 4 u por clien

. >> and i said is jaime baldwin here? >> josh found his stepdad jamie at a hospital room. >> i said where is my mom? he said, she did not make. it ice and what do you mean she did not make it? and he said, she's dead. >> chris arrive shortly after, and got the terrible news. he asked his stepdad what happens. >> all i said was, i wish it would've been me. >> it felt like a dream, i can't believe we're going through this again. >> because your dad died, tragically. >> their dad, judy's first husband, died in a motorcycle accident 12 years earlier. it just seemed unbelievable to now lose their mom, also in a crash. >> so here you are, having to say goodbye to your other parent. your mom. that is really a hard thing to do. lose both of your parents at such a young age. >> our family, we didn't have any problems, we were all happy. and you know, our parents were gone. >> around 6:30 that morning, judy's 23-year-old niece, jessie, was sound asleep on her phone rang. her dad gave her the tragic news that her, and known as littl

jaime: en esta gasolinera en el centro de los Ángeles el galÓn de combustible esta cerca de los ocho ucrania, recordando que el incremento en los precios de gasolina se iniciÓ mucho antes de la invasiÓn rusa. hay que indicar que este aumento en el costo de la gasolina no le ha seguido una disminuciÓn en la demanda de combustible. >> a gente esta saliendo mÁs, y nos acertamos ya a los dÍas festivos, esto se sumarÁ a la demanda y es probable que tenga un efecto directo y siga aumentando el precio de la gasolina. jaime: la corporaciÓn financiera jp morgan predijo que antes del final del verano el resto del paÍs va a pagar seis dÓlares por galÓn de gasolina que se pagan en california. ilia: esta noticia se produjo recientemente, presidente biden invocÓ la ley en defensa de la producciÓn y ordenÓ importar leche de fÓrmula para bebÉs y aumentar su producciÓn en los estados unidos, esta orden significa que el gobierno federal le darÁ prioridad a ingredientes esenciales que necesita la leche de fÓrmula y obligarÁ a los suministradores a dar los recursos que necesitan de ese producto. jorge:

en los angeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn.

jaime garcÍa tiene reporte.ios infantiles. el 10 de junio de 2018 anthony fue encontrado inconciente en la casa donde vivÍa con su madre. el novio de ella y tres hermanitos. un dÍa despuÉs el niÑo de 10 aÑos muriÓ en un hospital. y la autopsia revelÓ severos creo —— golpes y retones. y daÑos cerebrales que le provoca la muerte. el dijo que la base de la demanda fueron las 13 veces que se reportaron al departamento del servicios infantiles, les abusos que sufrÍa anthony en su casa.se acuso a los trabajadores sociales de no hacerlo requerido para evitar la muerte del niÑo. >> me siento feliz que por fin se haga justicia para mi niÑo. y espero que con esto haya un cambio y que otros niÑos no tengan que sufrir lo que ÉlsufriÓ . jaime: se espera que en un mÁximo de 90 dÍas, la junta de supervisores de los Ángeles aprueben el acuerdo. notablemente conmovido, el abogado de la familia seÑalÓ que buscarÁ cambios en las leyes de california. para evitar que otros niÑos vÍctimas de abuso infantil mueren debido a la negligen

jaime garcÍa tienen informaciÓn. iglesia que semanalmente se reÚnen en laguna goods donde resultÓ muerto una persona y cuatro mÁs resultaron heridas. el jefe del alguacil lo identificÓ como un pistolero sospechoso de cometer el ataque. supuestamente tiene fuertes resentimientos polÍticos con el gobierno de taiwÁn. >> reconocieron la acciÓn heroica del mÉdico que enfrentÓ es sospechoso y muriÓ al recibir un disparo. los otros cuatro heridos estÁn fuera de peligro. >> el hombre se encuentra encarcelado. >> el alguacil dijo que habÍa evitado que los feligreses escaparan. leÓn: la violencia alcanzÓ nuevo niveles en chicago, la alcaldesa llegÓ a declarar un toque de queda que dejÓ a 30 personas arrestadas. david palomino nos cuenta sobre la alarma que hay en chicago. >> aumentan los incidentes de violencia por armas de fuego. 36 personas recibieron heridas de bala. el lunes vemos a la policÍa respondiendo a otro tiroteo donde se confirma la muerte de dos personas. otro problema son los adolescentes. la alcaldesa ha tomado

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>> jaime is checking. if you have in the done so press star 3 to line up to speak and wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. we are checking. pausing and we have no public commenters. >> thank you. no public speakers issue public comment is closed. and there is no further action to take on this matter. is there other business today. >> that concludes our business for today. why thank you. we are adjourned >> good mortgage. i am donald godfrey. university chaplain at the university of san francisco. i am a friend of matt dorsey. (applause). i am giving the benediction. as we come

. >> jaime seÑala ver un aumento la protecciÓn de los planteles escolares. >> los Últimos cinco aÑosda las escuelas. estarÁn aumentando el patrullaje en todas las escuelas. >> buscan eliminar a la persona que es una amenaza quizÁs fatal y proteger la vida de todos los que estÁn presentes. >> cuando empieza la escuela hay oficiales. deben estacionarse y escribir reportes, por lo menos que sea una manera de prevenir. >> antes de que entraran a las escuelas. >> en twitter el departamento policÍa puso: nuestros niÑos son nuestro mundo, estaremos incrementando el patrullaje en todas las escuelas. tambiÉn se dijo lo mismo en san francisco, santa clara y el departamento del alguacil del condado contra costa entre otros. se integra al personal de las escuelas para estar preparados en caso de un tiroteo. >> el entrenamiento queda la policÍa es un entrenamiento que es correr, esconderse o pelear. >> si tienes la posibilidad de correr y salir de peligro. >> asegurar la puerta, apagar las luces y mantener a los estudiante fuera de la mirada de una ventana. >> no te puedes esconder si el sospecho

. >> reporter: jaime's son daniel was 16 when he died in 2020. >> when i opened the door to his roomapril 21st, i saw my son lying with his arms across his chest. his eyes were slit. he was ashen gray and he had a blue tint on top of his lip. and i just started screaming from the top of my lungs, "daniel, daniel, daniel."" >> reporter: near his son was half of what looked like a blue oxycodone pill, which he says daniel bought from a dealer on social media. >> i said overdose, what did he overdose on? the pill he had ingested was pure fentanyl. this is not an overdose. this is a poisoning. >> reporter: this is an entirely different drug? >> this is an entirely different drug that my son had absolutely no idea what he was taking. >> reporter: daniel had struggled with substance use and mental health in the past, but his dad says he wasn't addicted to pain pills. puerta says the way fentanyl has transformed the landscape urges a new conversation around drugs in which there is little to no space for curiosity or experimentation. >> the consumption of any kind of illicit narcotic is like

jaime: encontrar quÉ te gusta. nos encanta viajar y el cafÉ. traernos cafÉ. >> direcciones y protestas en los angeles no se han hecho esperar >> en las prÓximas 24 horas significativo ascenso las temperaturas, que les tengo el pronÓstico minuto a minuto enseguida. >> una nueva medida del servicio de migraciÓn beneficia miles de mirante con permisos de trabajo vencidos, con esto comenzamos ♪ ♪

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jaime: ¿pero es que por qué no la mandaron a una clínica del seguro obligatorio?entonces? ¿por qué no la dejaron en la clínica en la que estaba, caballero? - ¿usted no pensó antes de haber avanzado en curva y haber tirado a mi esposa, casi mi esposa, por el precipicio, imbécil? - le recuerdo, doctor valenzuela, que la investigación por la supuesta responsabilidad de mi cliente en el desafortunado accidente está en su etapa preliminar. - yo no creo que ese pobre hombre tenga que correr con esa cuenta. - ¡ay, "ese pobre hombre", claro! ¡"ese pobre hombre" es el único que tiene la culpa de lo que me pasó! [exhala] - ¡ah! - aleja... - ¿hum? ¿tú estás segura de que no tieneun poquitico de responsabilidad? - ¿de qué me estás hablando? - pues, mira, haciendo una recopilación de los hechos, tú, en ese momento precisamente, me estabas mandando un mensaje. - isa, estoy llegando a bosque azul de la calera. isa: y el celular, el carro, la carretera... estabas distraída. - ¿de parte de quién estás, isa? - pues, claramente, de tu lado. -- pues, no parece, no parece a? porque el

black quality, my black quality of life in the states i might have to sit this one out >> reporter: jaime harrison, chair of the democratic national committee, said the biden administration has taken a number of steps, like providing funding for black owned businesses, and historically black colleges and universities what do you say to black voters who say president biden hasn't delivered on the promises he made on the campaign trail >> i like to tell folks, rome wasn't build in a way we want to do more, but we have to have more votes in the united states senate to do it >> reporter: maya campbell agrees. the philadelphia resident is eager to to her student loans forgiven forgiven >> i think he needs more time to make change i love that he's putting a lot of african american women in positions >> reporter: still, black voters like will mega say democrats need to get much more aggressive what would you say to president biden if you could speak to him >> i would say, mr. president, we delivered for you. it's time for you to deliver for us >> reporter: a direct message from the voters that d

. >> reporter: after the attack, chappelle was joined by comedians jaime fox and chris rock who was infamously slapped on stage by will smith and broke the tension after the incident >> was that will smith? >> reporter: a moment of levity after an attack that was no laughing matter miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> all right. up next for us, donald trump leaves his mark on a key mid-term race. is it a sign of things to come? (music throughout) >>> back now with the january 6th investigation. we're now learning that donald trump jr., the former president's eldest son, was interviewed by the committee investigating the capitol riot for two hours on tuesday via video conference, according to a person close to him. his sister ivanka trump testified before the committee last month. >>> and for former president trump, a big first test of his power to steer the midterm elections. the senate candidate he endorsed in ohio, author j.d. vance, coming from behind in the polls to win that state's primary last night. vaughn hillyard is there. >> reporter: the american political right moving even c

and overnight, the father of jaime guttenberg shared this message for the parents in texas who've now had their world shattered. >> you will be okay. you will find a path forward but, for the next bunch of days and weeks, you have to get through this this horror. because people failed. i, i'm done. [ bleep ] failed our kids again. how many more times? >> authorities identified the gunman as 18-year-old salvador ramos. a texas state senator says ramos purchased his weapons legally. >> this young man had purchased these guns, first thing he did on his 18th birthday was go to a shop in uvalde to buy these weapons legally. and that's a very sad state of affairs unfortunately, in texas. this is something that's going to haunt the people of yewuvalde for months and weeks to come >> we do know this took place, it was initially a domestic disturbance between the suspect and his grandmother in which he shot the grandmother she is alive she is in critical condition local law enforcement received a call of a crashed vehicle and armed gunman nearby, close proximity to the school. at that point, t

en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn.y odio levantarme temprano. no voy a ir. >> te vas a ir y te vas a levantar. claro que vaa

and then i saw a jaime crab stuck inside a plastic dawes haze, and suffocated and suddenly died. so that's why i thought these type of dog eco friendly dogs would be better than plastic. so i called her fizzle because with i in her though, means in violet. ah, bazaar is now just one of several dolls that a man has designed. she mixed the prototype with her grandmother. over here we are making a dress for the dog. the dogs are then produced by them from poor neighbourhood of good archie, providing them with an additional source of income. the cotton is locally thoughts from pakistan. the man felt for dollars for the equivalent of 7 years on her website. she uses the proceeds to run an educational back from children and get both up to 15 years of age. can log on to the site and learn about climate change and its impact on back of dun, animated, short videos and finance. give young viewers a deeper understanding of the topic and at the end they can and for to forgive by competing with a man's daughter half turned into a small social enterprise buck, a sans national incubation, fidel

choose we sow we cook we buy we craft we transport we bring her closer for her we pay we earn for jaimeeate we ukrainians work as a group for victory. kudos to all who stood up to defend ukraine for independence. kudos to ukraine. there are no more contradictions. there is one nation that defends its land. there are no more countries of the first in the second and third world there is a civilization that repels the aggressor, there are no more foreign cities and foreign children, there is a homeland and parents for everyone , there are no more soldiers and civilians, we are hardened in the flame, we are united for the sake of victory, we do not believe in our struggle, we are true to our victory, we are indomitable in every corner of the world, children and adults collect, go, help, buy, bake every heart, drop by drop, the world with ukraine, now the attention of the whole world is focused on the situation in ukraine, while we carefully watch what is happening in our neighbors of the accession of sweden and finland donato special operation in syria - the last week the president of turke

the idea i got physics from was because one because i love marine live and then i saw a jaime grad stuck inside a plastic dawes haze, and suffocated and suddenly died. so that's why i thought these type of dog eco friendly dogs would be better than plastic. so i called her visit because 5th i in her though means invalid. ah, bizarre if now just one of several dolls that a man has design. she makes the prototype with her grandmother. over here we are making a dress for the dog. the dogs are then produced by them from poor neighbourhood of good r t, providing them with an additional source of income. the cotton is locally thoughts from pakistan. the man felt the dog for the equivalent of 7 years on her website. she uses the proceeds to run an educational back from children and get both up to 15 years of age. can log onto the site and learn about climate change and its impact on back of dun, animated, short videos and finance. give young viewers a deeper understanding of the topic at the end they can and for different gifts by competing with a man's daughter half turned into a small social

good morning jaime. thanks for being here.the top, what's your reaction to this past primaries results? give us an idea of how it has left you feeling right now. >> i'm emboldened because of the strong candidates that we have running, particularly as we see in pennsylvania, north carolina, for the united states senate. where we know that this election cycle is going to be really really important in terms of determining the control of the u.s. senate. and whether or not democrats can keep their majorities, and add to those majorities, so that we can get more of the presidents agenda passed. so much we have passed out of the house, awaiting the presidents integer but for the senate. we can't get those bills out, and so we have got two great candidates in pennsylvania north carolina, and we've seen the extreme coming out of the republican party. these ultra maga republicans. i think doug mastriano who is the governor of the republican can is the typical of what you see for the part. or this is a guy who is qanon, believes in janu

also ahead, chairman of the democratic national committee, jaime harson tells michelle martin that today'sepublican party is tougher on mickey mouse than on putin. >>> finally, new orders. talk about why it's so important for young men to talk about their

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manufacturer produces a little more than two thousand pieces per year, the spokeswoman of the white house, jaime psaki, however, today reported that the government has the opportunity to allocate these missile complexes as well as other weapons from its own stocks, but the owners of the plant also said that they are ready to increase the capacity and the president's visit to this enterprise was last but not least to encourage and thank joe biden spoke about newborns in front of factory employees, about the fact that newborn babies were called javelins in honor of effective weapons, at the same time , the president reminded that he appealed to congress for permission for the next tranche of military aid to ukraine, this is a record 33 billion dollars 20 of which will go directly to weapons we need more money to be sure that the united states can continue to send weapons directly to the front line of freedom in ukraine and continue provide economic and humanitarian aid to help the ukrainian people i urge congress to quickly approve this funding to help ukraine continue to succeed in the fight agai

return al, guys, home, and thus work requires delicacy and time to hope or disease as hard as the jaime has more on the evacuations. well, we just heard now from the deputy defense minister here in ukraine, and she said that 53 of the vacuum, either the wounded ones were dropped at a were taken right at the hospital in nova as of which is at town along a day. as of sea, but in a pro ration separate is controlled area and then another $211.00. we're taking to another town next to do the done yet also in separatist area. now she said that at some point they will be further negotiations, and they will be an exchange between those who are there now, those who have been evacuated and she didn't give any more details. we are presuming probably russian soldiers who are held prisoners by ukraine. yours, we don't have any more details of that. we did hear from one of our sources, that there is also among them a number of a soldiers and members of the as off regimen to have decided to surrender. one source says that that number is 36, but again, i am putting a caveat there because we haven't hear

government to search for me whether stay shauna announced the move after the administration of the jaime the debate. i refused to give up power unblocked. his attempt to enter the capital tripoli on tuesday, let me know how to governments since march, when parliament appointed pasha guys prime minister, but the incumbent, me to the baby called the move in gentlemen, i refused to step aside from the president among mac homes, pushed for a rapid investigation into the killing a veteran. i'll just say it. a journalist shipping a block to us democratic conduct. congressmen are also calling for an f. b i investigation into her death. shooting was a us citizen, congressman andre carson, and lou korea. and in the process of gathering signatures for the motion, i reformed candidates in lebanon have made big games and sundays parliamentary elections. official results have confirmed that iran bike has bala and its allies of loss. the majority, the saudi aligned lebanese forces party has also made games to become the biggest christian block. in a hot reports from beirut. many of the old faces are b

with us l, madrid have at one a record of 14th champions league, title, spanish side b to english, jaime leaked into one know, in the final in paris ah, and rail madrid, sans had been celebrating into the nights in the french capital following their teams victory. or there was a controversy off the pitch. the police firing tear gas at fans, lining up to enter the stadium, who rece reports from paris. liverpool fans with tickets plead to be let into the stud, the friends with the clock ticking down to the champions league final against rail madrid. police held the gates closed after apparent security breaches by people without tickets. as play is warmed up inside the ground, outside police use tear gas on fans and hundreds of local youths roaming the perimeter. whether they had seats or not. some did get 3 regardless. others behind the gates what pepper sprayed this much was meant to kick off at 9 p. m local time . but the biggest game in european club football was delayed by more than half an hour with liverpool funds. unable to take their seats and chaos on the streets outside the stadi

to make way for the development, a lot of no parking signs like the one jaime have gone up all around. the problem is nearby postal workers rely on the street parking and say they are paying the price for the city growth. >> i can hear half an hour or 45 it's religious to park. >> reporter: he is not alone. he and postal coworkers, some travel as far as tracy in san francisco made a part of their daily routine to look for parking up to an hour before their ship starts. still, that is not enough. he says there is no parking when he gets to work. he has gotten a ticket to show for it. >> i have gotten five or six tickets. i have paid them all off, but, it was an unnecessary financial burden on me. it is not fair. >> reporter: the development has been going on for years now and they have been putting up with the parking situation. it has gotten so bad he reached out to the mayor's office and, the city engineer. but, to no avail. >> we want to come to work and park and go to work and do our job. >> reporter: safety is a big issue for martha florez who says she was followed walking the lon

the candidate trump is supporting as asked whether he will accept the results of thomas jaime, and his we said. >> it depends. it's a straight-up election, a runoff support to make sure i have my money. >> state say runcie is expected to be the democratic nominee for governor general election. she ran against biden come back in 2018 and lost. this weekend, abrams made headlines with the cessna spawned by things are going interstate and there comes leadership. >> i'm tired of hearing about being the best state of this country to do the business, when we are the worst state in the country to live. now, somebody's gonna try to politifact me on this, so let me contextualize. when you're number 48 for mental health, we are number one for maternal mortality, when you have an incarceration rate that's on the rise and wages that are on the decline, then you are not the number one place to live in the united states, but we can get there. if you see, georgia is capable of greatness. we just need greatness to be in our governor's office. >> those cameras left a lot of people speechless, but not d

. >> a desperate plea from fred guttenberg, a father whose beautiful 14 year old daughter jaime was slaughteredr years ago in another deadly school shooting in parkland, florida. 17 people were murdered in that shooting. and yet, here we are again tonight. with us to discuss is someone else all too familiar with these senseless tragedies, my dear friend nicole hockley. her six-year-old son dylan was killed -- killed in the shooting at sandy hook elementary school. now she has devoted her life to education and gun safety as the cofounder and ceo of the sandy hook promise. i hate seeing you tonight, nicole. you are my true friend and i wish we were not friends -- we know each other because dylan was killed ten years ago. you are the first person i thought of today when i heard about the shooting today. dylan was just six years old. are you reliving that day all over again tonight? >> more so than usual, yes. i have been all over the place emotionally today. this is just eerily similar to what happened at sandy hook. and the more details come out, the more similar it becomes. and i have been in th

the aforementioned maryland congressman member of the january 6th investigation, jaime ry mbraskin, congressman, we appreciate your time. thank you for being with us tonight. >> delighted to beth with you. >> let me ask you about this. you have mentioned that you have reason to believe that the republican elected members who have beenre subpoenaed today, t five members, will comply with the committee's request. now is that glass half full, jamie raskin, or do you believe that to beja true? >> well, it's glass half full, but it's based on probably more than 90% of the people we've been interested in talking to. thosebe people come forward and voluntarily cooperated with the committee. and look,ed it's the whole basi of our legal and justice system, which is that if people have relevant evidence to investigation, they come forware and they testify about it. iwa mean our whole justice syst collapses if that doesn't take place. so if a crime takes place, either a major crime, like a coup or an insurrection, or other, any other kind of crime, a bank robbery, a street mugging anda if someone is a wit

. >> a desperate plea from fred guttenberg, a father whose beautiful 14 year old daughter jaime was slaughteredr deadly school shooting in parkland, florida. 17 people were murdered in that shooting. and yet, here we are again tonight. with us to discuss is someone else all too familiar with these senseless tragedies, my dear friend nicole hockley. her six-year-old son dylan was killed -- killed in the shooting at sandy hook elementary school. now she has devoted her life to education and gun safety as the cofounder and ceo of the sandy hook promise. i hate seeing you tonight, nicole. you are my true friend and i wish we were not friends -- we know each other because dylan was killed ten years ago. you are the first person i thought of today when i heard about the shooting today. dylan was just six years old. are you reliving that day all over again tonight? >> more so than usual, yes. i have been all over the place emotionally today. this is just eerily similar to what happened at sandy hook. and the more details come out, the more similar it becomes. and i have been in the state of shock. i h

joining me right now for some more answers on this, doctor jaime howard.director of the trauma and resilience center at the child institute. thank you for being here. people are searching for answers. this is a tough conversation, and a lot of parents and caregivers are going to want to avoid talking about it because it is hard. you say it's important. >> it's really important. we want kids to learn about these big, scary, traumatic events from trusted and loving events. it can be much scarier and more overwhelming to hear it from kids on the playground, to over here from the radio in the other room. then they are prone to being even more overwhelmed and getting inaccurate information. >> absolutely. the conversation is obviously different, depending on the age of the child. how do you start the conversation? what is the approach? >> either way, what do you want to do is say, i have been watching the news and i feel sad. i have been hearing about this sad story were kids were hurt and killed. what do you know about it? what have you heard? then you go from

the charming jeopardy -- anger guy, jaime cook, nuclear physicist then suddenly she was gone a. mystery illness that baffled even her doctors. she shook like someone with the start of parkinson's. what could kill her, something at work? something? at-home >> household items. that is a possibility. listen carefully and this case the most important -- just might come from the victim herself >> could this be murder? >> that is an unpleasant way today. >> yes. >> and could she help solve it. >> your disk are griping kind of a murder and should slow motion. >> yes, rather diabolical. it's a mind-boggling. >> hello, and welcome to dateline. linda curry was thriving with a dream job and a dreamy new husband. then she got sick and doctors were stumped. but was started as a medical mystery soon took a sinister turn. a labs test result veal that one piece of the puzzle, but it would take investigators years to put all the pieces together. here's josh mankiewicz with toxic relations. >> what was wrong with linda curry? >> sometimes happening with you lynda, you're ingesting something in yo

also ahead, chairman of the democratic national committee, jaime harrison tells michelle martin thaty is tougher on mickey mse than on putin. >>> finally, new orders. talk about why it's so important for young men to talk about their menl

jaime de lyon is standing by live in buffalo this morning with the latest on the president's >> visit to pay their respects here outside of the top supermarket in buffalo. >> we must all work together, address to hate. there remains a on the soul of america. the president will be greeted by governor kathy hochul, who is expected to unveil new legislation to close loopholes in new york state's gun safety laws. actually, that does in all side window meme >> helpless people didn't have a gun to shoot back around 02:30pm, in the afternoon on saturday, 18 year-old payton gendron according to police, drove several hours across the state and opened fire first in the parking lot of the grocery store before going inside. police say a total of 13 people were shot. most of them african-american, 10 of them died. investigators in the city's mayor say the deadly attack was racially motivated. >> this racist killer had absolutely 0 regard for the sanctity of human life and was here for the express purpose of taking as many black lives as he possibly could. >> we are also starting to learn more abou

jaime de lyon has the very latest from buffalo. >> president biden along with the first lady are expectedhortly before 10 o'clock this morning to grieve alongside the community members here after that tragic shooting here at the top supermarket in buffalo. >> we must all work together, address to hate. there remains a stain on the soul of america. the president will be greeted by governor kathy hochul, who is expected to unveil new legislation to close loopholes in new york state's gun safety laws. that guide to sue in all side window. my >> helpless. people didn't have a gun to shoot back around 02:30pm, in the afternoon on saturday, 18 year-old payton gendron according to police, drove several hours across the state and opened fire first in the parking lot of the grocery store before going inside. police say a total of 13 people were shot. most of them african-american, 10 of them died. investigators in the city's mayor say the deadly attack was racially motivated. >> this race is killer had absolutely 0 regard for the sanctity of human life and was here for the express purpose of takin

jaime sherman is punchbowl news founder and msnbc political contributor. and we're joined by jackie alemane, a congressional investigations reporter for the "washington post." she's also an msnbc contributor. a'ali, i'll start with you. this decision to subpoena these lawmakers obviously a significant escalation by the january 6th committee. they've clearly been debating this for some time. what are you learning about that process and how they're viewing this moment? >> yeah, garrett, busy day here in the halls of congress, as you can see and hear behind me. and we're chasing these lawmakers in the aftermath of these frankly unprecedented subpoenas. they're something the committee has mulled over for several months. and of course today finally making that decision. it is unprecedented in that they are going after the top house republican as well as four other house republican lawmakers, all allies of former president donald trump. but in talking to one member of the committee, congressman adam schiff, he says basically it's worth doing. listen. >> they cle

god, says gunman of shot dead, one of its members. hassan sailed her die in his car outside his jaime tron. in a separate development, yvonne state tv announced that members of an israeli intelligence network had been found. arrested join now by skype from the us by teresa parsi executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible state state croft, which focuses on issues in the middle east. we have seen that members of the r g c killed in the region before in syria or iraq. how significant is an attack like this on iranian soil? it all depends on who is behind it. there's not that many candidates of course, mindful of the fact that the country is going to have the capacity, the motivation and the willingness to accept the risk of engaging in an entire clayton's really, really reduces down to only israel and the united states. but if it is, is will that is behind it, then it certainly is a significant escalation. and it doesn't seem to be tied to what's happening in the region. but rather, most likely, it is tied to what is happening between the united states and the one

been in this work, he's not closely coordinating with primarily peter summerville on tida staff and jaime reuben and myself. and he's nearing, preparing a report summarizing his research and experience and wanted to have him come here today to present to the sustainability committee. so with that, i'll turn it over to scott unless peter, did you want to add anything? >> go ahead, mr. miller, you're welcome. >> perfect! good morning, everyone. thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to share the findings of my report this morning. i'm very excited to be here. let me share a powerpoint presentation that i've prepared to go along with my speech so hopefully there's a little visual while i ramble on and on. so, as bob graciously let you all know, again, my name is scott miller. i'm a graduate researcher from the goldman school of public masters policy at berkeley i had the pleasure of working with bob, peter and tida staff. spearheading a maintenance and staffing plan for all of the wonderful open spaces that will be opening up on the island over the next two years. as you all are ver

. >> yeah, i guess i'm gonna echo something professor jaime said.the challenges we are dealing with are clear. medical debt reflects something. it reflects something mechanical, the bill wasn't paid, obviously. but it reflects the fact that bill was potentially quite expensive and the inability to actually play it. the challenges, if, you know, we are trying to address this through the banking system. through credit reporting changes. if we haven't actually changed the underlying risk that's a lender is responding to, for example, in that case. the lenders are gonna respond some other way. we have to assume that they're gonna respond to a risk that they cannot observe. clearly we're gonna see some response. that is where i worry more about the unintended consequences. >> professor hyman? >> i would echo that. you should think separately about the bills that have already bid accumulated versus the bills going forward. i don't think changes in credit reporting practices meaningfully change the debt that is owed. although they may change the visibility

. >> jaime, do we have any more colors? that completes our queue. >> chair: public comment is now closed. can i make a motion to send thisitem to the full board with a positiverecommendation second by president walton . can we have a roll call vote . [roll call vote] we have 4 aye's with member mar absent. >>chair: any other items on the agenda ? >> we haven't dispensed with items 12 and three. >> chair: can i get a motion that states we've heard and then file item 1, can i get a second on that motion west and mark seconded bypresident walton . can we have a roll call vote . [roll call vote] ... [roll call vote] we have 4 aye's with member mar absent. >> chair: fee motion passes unanimously and can i get a second on the motion that items 2 and 3 be amended to accept the reductions proposed by the bla for select departments. >> second. >> chair: seconded bypresident walton, can we have a roll call . >> items two and three be amended to accept the bla recommendations for reductions. vice chair safai. [roll call vote] we have

i don't really understand but i don't know jaime doing this.rold's after is now in a trust for haley, it won't bring her mom back. but everyone who knew tony wants to make sure haley never forget sir. >> she came into the office and her mom's lab coat was hanging behind the door. and i said, haley, would you like your mama's work code? >> and she said, miss tammy, i would like that a lot. >> so, i put it on her and she went -- it melts >>> this sunday, mass shooting in buffalo. >> shots heard. >> ten people dead. nine of them african-american. what appears to be a racially motivated shooting. >> people in a supermarket shopping and bullets raining down on them. >> this was pure evil. straight up racially motivated hate crime. >> we get the latest from the scene. and i talk to buffalo mayor byron brown and new york's governor, kathy hochul. >>> plus, the economy and the midterm.

been in this work, he's not closely coordinating with primarily peter summerville on tida staff and jaime reuben and myself. and he's nearing, preparing a report summarizing his research and experience and wanted to have him come here today to present to the sustainability committee. so with that, i'll turn it over to scott unless peter, did you want to add anything? >> go ahead, mr. miller, you're welcome. >> perfect! good morning, everyone. thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to share the findings of my report this morning. i'm very excited to be here. let me share a powerpoint presentation that i've prepared to go along with my speech so hopefully there's a little visual while i ramble on and on. so, as bob graciously let you all know, again, my name is scott miller. i'm a graduate researcher from the goldman school of public masters policy at berkeley i had the pleasure of working with bob, peter and tida staff. spearheading a maintenance and staffing plan for all of the wonderful open spaces that will be opening up on the island over the next two years. as you all are ver

[laughter] [applause] i am jay -- at jaime nash no editor at the national review. she was a child prodigy and he went on to serve other administrations and write several books. he went to harvard college and harvard law school before that. the great mitch factor passed away today. great writer, founded the committee for the free world. something like that we may need once more. she did something very interesting. these organizations go on and on, no matter what happens to their original purpose. when the soviet union collapsed in the cold war ended, she dissolves the committee, declaring victory. today is may 9. therefore victory day. i want to read a bullet. russian president vladimir putin use a major patriotic holiday, one day to justify his war in ukraine, but did not declare a limited victory for signaled where the conflict was headed. he said, "very soon there will be two victory days in ukraine. we never fight against anyone, we are fighting to defend ourselves. we are fighting for freedom and for our children." >> thank you jay and elliott and all of you fo