will be joined by retired congress member as well as assembly member james gallagher. dan: first, let's go t the newsroom within overall look at the president's message tonight. >> finished the job, that's the line we had our over and over again from the president tonight, calling on both parties to come together as americans to help push his agenda forward. the president touched on a wide variety of subjects, even some bay area topics. the time has come to reign in these massive corporations with new regulations. >> legislation, to stop big tech from collecting personal data on our kids. >> pelosi's husband. >> violence at the home of the vent speaker the house. using the same language the insurrectionists used as they stocked these halls enchanted on january 6 here tonight in this paper is a man who bears the scars of that brutal attack. >> on a nationalthent wa about reemphasizing his accomplishments during his first two years in office. he highlighted the jobs created as well as the low unemployment rate, the lowest since 1969. he also touted some of his legislativ

but in a last-minute move yesterday, assembly minority leader james gallagher and his gop colleagues called for a vote to end the special session, arguing that the rules have prevented republicans from proposing another point of view. but that proposal did not pass. well this week, a federal judge in texas is set to rule on a lawsuit seeking to ban to abortion pills. the both back should both of them are used for over half of us abortions. and the lawsuit alleges the fda wrongly approved one of them. the fda has not commented yet on the lawsuit. however, physicians groups say that the drug is safe and effective. the decision could impact 40 million women nationwide. >> hey, good morning. coming up, we'll have the latest on the supreme that is now hearing the biden administration's tune loaded student loan excuse me plan >> 8.29 right now and we are ending february with a nice bloom. we are and starting march probably tomorrow with long. yeah. the weather is in for some pretty good shot in the weather center with a look at our forecast for this final day february, ending things with t

gallagher, thank you. >> here's a sad story. when he was 17 years old a man called jamesexually assaulted a ten year old girl. it wasn't a close call. he sexually assaulted her in the bathroom of a restaurant. so under policies enacted by los angeles da george gascÓn he received two years in juvenile detention. so getting stuck in a cage with a bunch other dudes is not something he likes he decided he was a woman and had access to a female jail and on a phone call he praised gascÓn's policies. >> i'm going to plead guilty and they're going to put me on probation and it will be done. i don't want to register. >> as an offender you won't have to register. >> i wouldn't have to do anything of that. >> what do you have to do. >> nothing. >> tucker: tubs go on to make shocking comments about his ten year old moleestation victim. but george gascÓn is not mad at him, no. he's mad at one of his own prosecutors for misgendering the child molester correctly identifying tubs as a man. that prosecutor is brave enough to join us tonight and we're grateful. thank you so much for coming

gallagher, thank you for that. here's a sad story. when he was 17 years old, a man called jamestub's sexually assaulted a 10 year old girl. it wasn't a close call. he sexually assaulted her in the bathroom of a restaurant. so under policy enacted by los angeles, the suspect, d.a. george gascon, tub's received just two years in juvenile detention. >> so getting stuck in a cage with a bunch of other dudes is no fun. no one likes it. so tub's figured a way to get out. he decided he's a woman and the men he had access to women in jail, as you'd expect. on a recorded jailhouse phone call, tubbs praised gascon's policies. >> listen, don't worry about it. it's a strike. but a plea agreement not to plead guilty to me on probation. and it can be dropped. it can be done. then i won't have to register one conviction for ascender. you have to register. i wanted to do none of that for what i do to you. >> that and the call gets worse actually . so disturber, we're not going to play it. but tub's goes on to make shocking comments about his 10 year old molestation victim. but george gascon is

james and the giant peach, et cetera. his short stories are for adults. now because we entered the north korean face of the revolution, ro rolled dahls are being defaced. trace gallagher has more. >> they're cutting words out because they're potentially offensively. the whole point of the books was to entertain and inlighten kids about tuberculosis risks of eating too much chocolate and too much tv. but in the worlds have been airbrushed. white with fear is no longer acceptable. umpa lumpas are no longer midgets, they're small people. if you watch the movie version, augustus looks fath. >> grandpa, look at augustus. >> don't worry. he can't drink it all. >> same some roof for later. >> oh, augustus, don't to that. my chocolate never must be touched by human hands. don't do that. you're contaminating my river. please, augustus. my chocolate! >> the british prime minister is one of those that believe we should gobble funk with words. and salmon rushdie was targeted when his book was blasted and condemned him to death by issuing a fatah. tucker? >> tucker: that's stupid. trace, there's a reason people watch trace gallagher. thanks so much. so we don't wish anyone ill rea

james tavernier scoring twice, inluciding this brilliant free kick. second—placed sale sharks were beaten in a thriller by northampton saints in rugby's gallagher premiershipat until it got to tokyo. commentator: you could not have performed that routine any better! gold in tokyo, another medal tucked away. max now a three—time olympic champion. he hasn't completed since then — 18 months off to recharge, refresh, regain some perspective. my mindset�*s changed a lot since before tokyo. and as i was competing kind of years and years ago, the mindset i had wasn't sustainable. and that's where it all crumbled and that's where it hit me — i thought "i'm done with this sport." he's now back on the horse with a new routine. three major changes from the last olympics, ready to test it in competition this weekend at the scottish nationals. it feels amazing to be back. really nice to be back in the gym. it's a busy gym today as well. just training with everyone, being in that environment. can an olympic champion be rusty? i'm 30 years old now, it's kind of creeping up on me. and a year out of sport, yeah, maybe slightly, but i'm kind of getting back in. i surprised