my main job here is to introduce jeff. i have known jeff for 20 minutes. here is what i know about him. he is incredibly committed to the land. he understands his responsibilities as a steward of that land. he is appreciative of the importance of investing in soil quality. he believes gina is a partner in this operation. it is an entire family apparition. he is committed to making sure the next generation have that opportunity that he now enjoys. that is what i know about jeff. he is committed to his family, he is committed to his community and to his country. he is proud of what farmers do in this country up feeding a secure -- food secure nation but also provided food all over the world. the recent i know this is because -- the reason i know this is because jeff is a farmer. it tells you what he is. it is my pleasure to introduce jeff o'connor, an american farmer. [applause] >> thank you, sec. vilsack. i am going to read my remarks. thank you everyone for being here. i cannot express enough how grateful i am that you all took time out of your schedule to

jeff: thank you very much. >> thank you. ♪ jeff: if roe v.s elite draft memo -- a leaked draft memo, restrict abortion. women of color and low income will be the most affected. antiabortion and abortion rights advocates see the outcome very differently. joining us to share their views do not are samuel rodriguez, an evangelical pastor president of the national hispanic leadership conference, and michelle goodwin, law professor at the university of california irvine, and the author of invisible women in the criminalization of motherhood. welcome to the both of you. michelle, we will start with you. in the conservative states with limited access, surveys and studies have shown it is black, latino, and low income women who will bear the brunt of it. what is your assessment of the draft opinion from justice alito ? michelle: you are right. it will be black and brown women and those economically vulnerable who will suffer the consequences of what could eventually come from the supreme , but also people who have experienced rape, insist, sexual vio

my main job to introduce jeff. i've known jeff for 20 minutes in.is know about him. he is incredibly committed to the land. he understands responsibilities as ahe steward, appreciative of importance of investing health and water quality, i know that to be a fact. i don't keep believes gina is partner because no harm family does it with a single farmer, and entire family operation. i know he's committed to making sure the next generation and next generation and next generation have the opportunity he now enjoys. that's what i know about jeff, he's committed to his family, committed to his immunity in his country and extraordinarily proud of what farmers do here in this country, feeding a food secure nation but also providing food all over the world. not bad forro 20 minutes. [laughter] i know this is because jeff is a farmer. when you say jeff is a farmer, it tells you not just who he is but what he is. it is my pleasure to introduce and use simple introduction, jeff o'connor, an american farmer got back. >> thank you. he would think with credentials

jeff? >> reporter: yeah, arthel, two weeks ago the president traveled to buffalo, now he's here in uvalde, texas, to try to comfort a community that is just in the beginning stages of mourning the loss of 19 kids and 2 the teachers. the president first landed in san antonio, texas, now he's on his flight to uvalde if not already here, making his way to robb elementary school where he's going to pay his respects to the victims of this horrific shooting. from there he'll attend a mass at the local catholic church. that, this is where president biden's going to be spending most of his time, meeting with the families of victim ands those who survived. and we're told he'll be doing this for several hours and is later in the day meets with first responders before heading back to delaware. >> this community's been hit hard, and i think it's noble that the president's going to be here to recognize the pain and suffering that this community is going through. and i think that's what leadership is. >>

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jeff tweeted the $11 eggs. same eggs, price gouging for certain stores or high-end stores where jeff shops? >> a lot of people on jeff's tweet said it was gouging. the answer is no. i read the state statute, that only applies when there is a state of emergency and the prices increased by 10%. we don't have a state of emergency for food prices, not yet. >> officially why the high cost is that i hear so many things, stock market, russia and then just price of gas, therefore shipping all the trucks, they say if i'm taking steaks or eggs to safe way, it will cost you more because of the gas. >> very true. there are some countries limiting exports of food products including cooking oil in everything. we have to deal with that for awhile. we have a report tomorrow morning at 8:30 from the federal government laying out the consumer price index. we'll look to see if there is any glimmer of hope or prices that are beginning to come down. >> i know you're having scrambled eggs with your wife. >> very expensive omelet her

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jeff mills, what have you got your eye on for next week?know everybody wants to know what the market is going to do in the short term whenever you are talking about that it's all about price action, all about technicals that's going to tell the tale to let you know if a rally is real, if it's not and maybe the two prices that matter the most in my mind are apple and microsoft. will they save the day so far they sort of have they are 13% of the s&p 500 but now they are testing very interesting technical levels apple in particular sort of having the battle of its life with that upward sloping line from october 2020. we will see what happens there for context, you know, where could the stocks move and what might that do to the index from a valuation perspective, if these stocks give back half of their valuation premium relative to their average, retrace about 50% of their pe multiples, 10% down for microsoft, 17% down for apple, will they get there i don't know that's a reasonable reference point for those two that i think will break. >> watch

jeff c: the impact of the pandemic has been really tough on our economy. rural folks and folks who are kind of at the bottom end of the economic ladder were particularly hard-hit with the pandemic. and our students are, a lot of them, in that in that category. jeffrey: of course, all this depends on a thriving music festival. >> watson stage welcomes the merlefest veterans. [cheering and applause] jeffrey: andhat's meant finding the right balance of tradition and fresh sounds to continue attracting audiences. merlefest veterans took the stage, musicians including famed mandolinist sam bush and dobro player jerry douglas, who've attended the festival from its beginning. old crow medicine show even recreated a bit of street busking of the kind they did here and elsewhere more than 20 years ago. once word went out, a large crowd gathered. the band scythian drew special cheers to singing songs from members with ukrainian-american roots. this remains a largely older and white audience. and there's been an effort to diversify the musical talent a attract new aud

that's where i was going to go with this, jeff mills. we're getting a better sort of more realtime view, if you will, of where things stand. >> yeah, there's no question about it you know, maybe we there i think this is indicative of the fact with the valuation you know, i think that any sort of reductions in expectation, this is the market is what you demand wasn't all bad as that business mcstarts to shift away from hardware a bit, maybe that's good news the stock has shown some reasonable support so let's see how the stock reacts tomorrow. before we took the nose dive, would you art that the world is in a worse place for cisco now >> yeah. >> that's no longer support, so where support is, you're going to have to navigate that you're going to have to look and say, what does that future look like, and how much worse was it then >> tim, it looks like you're disagreeing with grasso. >> i'm trying to think of trees and forests, and i won't come up with anything good for the benefit of the audience. i think cisco is a better company in the

thank you, jeff, so much.lso, as carolyn mentioned, i really want to thank our rec and park team who shepherded this project over two years and served with impassionate debate on all sides and our director of public affairs who worked so hard on this whole project for two years and worked so hard on throwing a great party today, sarah madlin. [applause] but none of this happens without all of you, so we want to thank all of the volunteers who worked tirelessly to secure this space thank you, david miles, thank you, where are you? the hardest working man in skating. the church of eight wheels, walk s.f. and the mayor's office on disability. and san francisco bike coalition and so many other wonderful grassroots organizations, i really want to thank tilley chan, with the transportation authority and the sfmta board of directors and our very own rec and park commission for leaning in and sitting through some sawflly long hearings. but the last and the most important thank you goes to all of you. more than 10,000

let's go to jeff paul right now with the very latest. jeff? >> yeah, neil. it's been a very long and frustrating day for many members of this community as they stand by and want more answers about what is going on and what exactly happened and when it happened during this mass shooting. we finally got a little bit of clarity today. this investigation is only a few days old. some of these take weeks to wrap up. here's a timeline that texas dps is giving us. stick with us. 11:28 a.m., texas dps says the suspect wrecked his truck after shooting his grand mother in his face. he jumped out of the passenger's side with a long rifle and a bag of what we know to be ammo. they say he sees two witnesses at a nearby funeral home and starts firing at them. he continues to walk towards the school and starts shooting at the school. 11:40 a.m., texas dps said he walked into the west side of robb elementary. the door was unlocked. numerous rounds were fired off, this is when the first few minutes of when he entered the school that most of the rounds were fired. there were n

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jeff, we still have some in the forecast. >> yes, certainly so. you can see on the doppler radar scan, we've got thunderstorm activity popping just to the north of santa rosa. as we get you in closer, we'll put a track on this, and this is moving off towards the south, really picking it up in calistoga by 5:11 with lightning possible. you want to head indoors. if you see any flashes, to stay safe towards st. helena at 5:40. we have a second zone just to the north of fairfield that will be moving off to the little bit to the north and the east elmira at 5:45. i do see a slight chance here of a little bit of activity lingering into about 7:00 tonight, and then after that, we'll start to see things calming on down. i've got full details on some big heat on the way in the forecast. i'm back with that in about ten minutes. >> okay, thank you, jeff. >>> it wasn't just elizabeth holmes committing fraud at theranos, it was also sunny balwani. that is the message prosecutors sent to jurors today. today prosecutors tried to show that balwani, the former chi

>> mike: jeff paul in uvalde tonight. jeff, thank you very much.ada's prime minister said his government is introducing new legislation to implement a national freeze on handgun ownership. trudeau wants to prevent people from buying or selling handguns anywhere in the country. he said other than for sport shooting and hunting no one in canada should need guns in their every day lives. president biden said he's not going to send long range rocket systems to ukraine. this comes as ukraine's leader urges the west to send more and better weapons while russia steps up its onslaught on the country's east. >> reporter: russian troops fire artillery in the danbas region, advancing on cities across eastern ukraine. >> translator: the great liberation war continuing. russian occupation forces are not stopping offensive operations in the eastern operational zone to establish complete control over the area. >> reporter: russian troops have now entered a city where 90% of the buildings are demolished. yesterday, ukraine's president made his first visit to the e

we are keeping a close eye on things with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri.ll? >> yeah, guess you missed it, a warm day, as well. in concord, 94. santa rosa, 95. one of the hottest, setting a new record. the old one, 90 in 2000. san jose, 86. toasty day in san francisco, 77. we have changes tomorrow. tracking the system dropping down from the north. unfortunately, no rainfall, but it will kick up the win. you see the red flag fire warning here. this is focused primarily on the central valley and california, reading down to modesto. 20 to 45-mile-per-hour wind gusts, critically low humidity down to about 5%. the greater bay area is not included in this, but i think northbay mountains could still have 20% to 40%. the wind timeline and we can forecast in about 15 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. >>> new at 11:00, san francisco firefighter, charged with assaulting a fellow firefighter. the skitter segment degree, robert mohammed went to confront another firefighter at his home in oakland, where both were off-duty. that's what mohammed allegedly hit that man with a wr

correspondent jeff paul is live in uvalde again tonight. good evening, jeff. >> yeah, bret. after days of growing frustration within this community here in uvalde, texas, law enforcement now says mistakes were made. for the first time on the record, texas dps investigators admitting that there were kids inside the classroom with the shooter as the clock was ticking that might have been helped. >> people hindsight now that of course it was not the right decision. a wrong decision. there is no excuse for that. but, again, i wasn't there. i'm just telling you from what we know we believe this should have been an entry as soon as you can. hey, when there is an active shooter the rules change. it's no longer, okay, it's no longer a barricaded. you don't have time. you don't worry about outer perimeters. >> we are also learning today the shooter entered through open door that had been propped open by a teacher. investigators also say most of the shots being fired in the first few minutes the local incident commander at the time of the shooting thought there was no longer a threat

host: jeff.i have heard that before, and i think maybe at the time that those were named, that may have been one of the aims of reconciliation. i think as time has moved on, some of those names are being used to divide rather than to come together. frankly, i think we need to look at that and come up with a better -- come up with the best solution possible to try and bridge the gap we have between americans today. host: on our line for military families is sean from california. caller: good morning, everyone. host: good morning. caller: i am a military brat from a large military family of uncles, brothers, family members. i lived closely next door to one of my aunts and uncles. i actually think this was before the vietnam vet. i know as he gets older, he is having more medical conditions and he lives by himself. he's having a difficult problem with like getting a medical alert, military to assist him. i me rephrase that, the v.a. to assist him with a medical alert so he can continue to live alone

. >> it has been a busy night for jeff ranieri, what's happening? can see about 4:00 with multiple lightning strikes and heavy downpours and rain totals about 500 to a quarter inch on average. thankfully we got that rain so we did not see any kind of widespread fire developed. we have a current scan here, we are dry across most of the bay area. we have got a few lingering showers and producing snowfall there. as we head into tomorrow, i am expecting the storm system to move off to the east, we are looking at dry weather. temperatures warming up 5 to 10. big time heat starting on friday. i will have full details in a bit. >>> check it out, snow over night at south bay, different story in the sierra snow still falling at this hour. now jeff has been busy as you may have imagined, he's tracking all this weather on his twitter page. you can follow him for updates 24/7, his handle is @jeff ranieri. >>> the wild moments when a fight inside a popular south taqeria led to gunfire. >> reporter: edit videos with captions added to the department we were not gi

jeff: exactly. here we have this moment and he was going to talk about what the wind meant and he was going to talk about something he experienced on the set that brought it home for him. he tells the story of how in filming the movie in liberty city, miami, they had to come in and bring in lights so they could film at night. and in a lot of poor neighborhoods like this one in which he grew up, there wasn't light. and bringing in the light brought out the children. and at one point during the filming, he looked over to video village, where all the monitors and editing equipment were. and he sees a young man wearing his headset who's just planted himself in the chair. and in that moment, he sa, i saw in this child the possibility, which i hadn't believed i could ever see for myself. amna: you know, i he to ask you, you have you've now left the white house where you were a senior speechwriter for president biden. you've been writing for him and with him for a while, though, right? yes. how has that ch

thank you, jeff. >> thank you, jeff. >>> up next, the south bay gearing up for a busy primary election. what you need to know before casting your ballot. stay with us. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >>> california's primary election is less than a month away, june 7th. and our local counties are ready to go. in the bay area's most populous county, santa clara county, mail-in ballots were sent out monday, and drop-off locations opened yesterday. on may 28th, 24 voting centers will open, more than a week before election day. the registrar's office also wants to remind everyone that ballots are safe and protected. >> every ballot in this office has to be w

let's bring in jeff. talk about our heat. but actually, some hail in wine country right now. >> we're getting some unusual rainfall. even though it's not making a big dent in the drought, at least it's helping with the short-term fire danger, getting some of this unusual rain over the past four to six weeks. now this storm system has been lingering for the past four days, and this is what's providing the instability tonight. counterclockwise circulation around this is spinning up this instability. so as we get you into the doppler radar, currently you can see the bulk of the activity is over the north bay. we're talking about small hail, multiple lightning strikes. i should say if you hear the thunder or see the lightning flashes from the thunderstorms, you want to head inside. that means you are close enough to get struck by that lightning. so, again, head indoors. so we got a lotto track. let's go ahead and get into the first area. this is some heavier rainfall headed towards windsor here, as we head through 6:27 tonight. t

jeff in atlanta. jeff? >> thanks for taking my call. for the offshore oil drillers for a long time. >> transocean is nothing but net right now. i'm going to throw in something too. let's go to david in new york. david? >> hey, how are you doing? first-time collar, longtime fan. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well, but i have to admit i can't wait to do some gardening this weekend. how about you? >> me too, me too. let me know what you're feeling is about nova. >> i've never been a fan. it went all the way up. if you want to be in that group, you have to be at the level of pfizer. let's go to alex in washington. >> thank you so much for having me on. i have a question about -- it traded at $179 in november -- >> i think that would have a chance to sell their stock. i would wait for the chance for ford to sell the stock to buy them. let's go to thomas. >> yes. listen. i'm not a real gambling man, but i was watching the show the day you gave your blessing. prior to that, you did not. >> they report next week. i like the long-term prospect

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host: jeff.i have heard that before, and i think maybe at the time that those were named, that may have been one of the aims of reconciliation. i think as time has moved on, some of those names are being used to divide rather than to come together. frankly, i think we need to look at that and come up with a better -- come up with the best solution possible to try and bridge the gap we have between americans today. host: on our line for military families is sean from california. caller: good morning, everyone. host: good morning. caller: i am a military brat from a large military family of uncles, brothers, family members. i lived closely next door to one of my aunts and uncles. i actually think this was before the vietnam vet. i know as he gets older, he is having more medical conditions and he lives by himself. he's having a difficult problem with like getting a medical alert, military to assist him. i me rephrase that, the v.a. to assist him with a medical alert so he can continue to live alone

let's bring in jeff ranieri, our chief meteorologist. jeff, a lot of pressure here. we got to take care of mom. >> we're going get everybody through this forecast. and look, i think tomorrow it's going to be dry for us. wind will pick up 15 to about 30 miles per hour. then as we hit sunday, monday and tuesday, we're going see this slow-moving system move through the west here. it's going to give us a lot more colder air, another chance here at some showers. also picking up that wind. let me show you specifically when it comes to the forecast. i think on mother's day on sunday, we will have some sunshine in here. it's not going to be wet all day long, but we'll get some spotty showers mixing in. wind gusts of 20 to 40. temperatures drop into the 50s and 60s across the entire bay area. and we'll even have the possibility of some thunderstorms moving across northern california that we'd have to watch out for on the afternoon. >> okay, so saturday a little better. sunday a little checkered what you're saying for mother's day? >> that's exactly right. i've got the storm t

. >>> i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. downright hot for our inland valleys. 104th livermore and that that's a record beating the record set back in 2020. big changes on the way and we get you all ready to go for tomorrow's change in in the weather coming up in about 7:00 minutes. >>> nightly news, and awful school shooting and what we have learned about the ominous message issued before the shooting started. i talked to families impacted by all this when we see you back here tonight for nbc nightly news. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™ it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. the choice is clear. get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with a great deal on internet and voice for just $49.99 a month for 24 months with a 2 -year price guarantee. call today.

as jeff shared, american farmers always find a way., a spark of patriotism. that's not hyperbole. a sense of never giving up, always finding a solution. to all our farmers, i want you to know your congresswoman, my cabinet, we have your back. robin has your back. she's always looking at what's going on in the agriculture world. for example, reducing the red tape so it's easier for farmers to conserve inputs and double crop. for folks at home who don't know what double cropping means, harvesting two different crops from the same field in the same year. that's what jeff does with wheat and soybeans, which america is a top producer of soybeans. and wheat will be harvested around july 4th, if all goes well, god willing, and the creek not rising, as my grandfather would say. then you plant soybeans on the same acreage. it comes with real risks. the growing season for wheat is short and if weather conditions aren't ideal or good or there are other disruptions, then the timing of everything is thrown off. but it's a risk we need to take. that

jeff flock is. he joins us out of philadelphia. jeff? philadelphia to atlantic city. joins up with the atlantic city express way. look to the left as you see the folks in the line over there already way backed up. 39 million people plus going to travel, air, sea, land. it's about an 8.3% increase. 35 million by roads. that's despite the high gas prices that you mentioned. today we came down .1 of 1 cent in gas prices. the first time in a month it's come down. why is that? why are people still drive something we talk to aaa that says people don't have much choice. listen. >> it creates pain and most of the country does not have a viable public transportation alternative and they're getting in their vehicles and creating the traffic problems that we're seeing all the time now. you combine that with the busy holiday weekend and the roads, they're going to be very busy indeed. despite high gas prices. >> and yeah, despite the situation right now in philadelphia where you see the rain continuing to pelt down here as well. if it's not one thin

that sparked a stern response from jeff bezos.weeted back and prompted andrew bates to say why the richest oppose to helping the med class. biden saiding it's surprising that this tweet comes after the president met with labor organizers. so bezos said this is about my recent tweets. they want to muddy the topic. they know the inflation hurts the medians the most. remember the administration tried their best to add another 3.5 trillion to federal spending but they failed. so the new white house press subpoena karine jean-pierre weighed in 20 minutes ago. listen. >> it's not a huge surprise that one of the richest is fighting for this. we're talking about lowering inflation. >> republicans say this is exactly what is wrong with the president's economic policies. >> they're not sensitive to concerns of every day americans. until we do that, i fear the situation will get worse, in particular until they change their energy policy, which is stifling domestic production. we're going to be in for a rough ride. >> there's no change of cou

jeff?pdated look at the conditions in southern california, plus a cold front getting close to the bay area. i'll show you what that brings in couple minutes of the >>> also is there relief on the way? we have an update on the baby formula shortage that's left some families scrambling. >>> we continue to follow that breaking news down in orange county. this is another live look. it is happening so fast. tonight at least 20 multi-million dollar homes have been destroyed. that number could be climbing higher overnight. this fire is in laguna niguel, and from what we understand, we'll get confirmation. it is 0% contained. again, what you're looking at is a live look from our nbc chopper. one of the many homes that are on fire here. we're going to bring in jeff ranieri. we've been watching this in the last several hours, from intense flames, it's been constant. one of our reporters earlier said it's really been hopscotching. firefighters don't know which house to go after because it hopscotches

let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff, we see super cool today and a r. if you were like me, you were out maybe rgly. still. i know we do have shows. headed heerl. as we move into early tomorrow morning 80s tonight. we still have this chilly air hanging with us as we head to tomorrow. let me tell you why. it's all about an area of low pressure. this thing started setting up last friday, and the way it looks now, it's going to hang out for one more day tomorrow. that's why i still see more cold air in the forecast and a chance for some spotty showers. also the wind kicking in from time to time. i do not expect it to be gusty tomorrow but i do expect breezy conditions. let me take you to the satellite radar picture now. we did have some thunderstorms in northern california earlier. those are starting to die down. right here in the bay area, there is really nothing to track at this point. we're currently under some dry conditions. i do expect it to move into tonight for it to remain dry here throughout the barrier. there is a chance for for some spotty. i do

i jeff jeff, this is going to be the driver and he's also going to tell us a. busy bit about the car. jeff, the v f 8. the 1st call when fast. yes. first car offered in the united states, available to consumers, director consumers actually. so no, no dealer system for vin, fast horsepower. starting in around $260.00 horsepower. going into the 3 hundreds depending on which battery you get. also the range starting at around $250.00 to $60.00, going into the 3 hundreds as well. 3 different dr. mounds. you've got the eco comfort and sport. so kind of taylor how you want to drive region capabilities that are adjustable with a low and a standard region. so standard is rather high, i guess. yeah, center is going to be more aggressive when i do this course around here. i have it in standard right now, and i don't even need to touch the break. i can lift off the throttle, car actually slows down, recuperate that energy spent. so in fact, the cars got almost everything you could wish. well, if you buy an electric car, let's talk about the price. so $41000.00 starting pri