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author joan smith joins us to discuss that.aroness claire fox will be here to discuss a blow to free speech, as the government announces plans to potentially repeal the higher education act, and kamala harris has hit the ground running in her first week as the likely democrat nominee for president. we're going to be discussing her chances of beating donald trump with two great guests and of course, myself and my comedian panel will be answering questions from this rather lovely studio audience. my comedian guests this evening are bruce devlin and leo kearse, who . lila, how and leo kearse, who. lila, how are you.7 >> are you? >> i'm good. >> i'm good. >> thanks. how are you? i'm very happy as ever. you're always so jolly, aren't you? >> yeah. that's what everybody says about me on twitter. >> they know i've seen some stuff. go on. are you back on twitter now? >> no, i'm still banned. i got banned, yes. how did you get banned, yes. how did you get banned for saying i would take a hammer to someone? yeah. no, it was a joke. there

wanted to find out more about the diplomatic contacts made by joan got on . on the days you don't put any of the diplomats present on that day. reveal the actual substance of their discussions. joke of brand was invested in the netherlands to uganda from 2004 to 2007. i'll just see the votes to one basset of brand requesting an interview. her office replied, declining the interview request, adding that she had cooperated with the authorities at the time and that you had nothing further to at the highest uh um see of the yet. i mean hi soon. uh, i was given a mobility invoice in that you won't get to me when shed he can leave me the time to give us the uh you on that on kind of in the last, just the, the kind of to send it to you. and so coffee and as to why and me sign it. how about that the, how do you know, how about the uh, the within the or without a let me open the got the cutting and the chevy thing we have in common. your little got social c o we oh, i know where to the c r we mark on a and then the you will take them to i'm and we already gone to belo

amna: steve vladeck and joan biskupic, thank you so much. we appreciate it. joan: thank you.mna: it's well known that there were some big gaps in student learning tied to school shutdowns during the pandemic and difficult transitions with hybrid classes. but a big question remains, how much did federal aid help students recover from those academic losses? we now have some answers from new research and jeffrey brown dives into the latest. jeffrey: a pair of new studies show that the $190 billion the federal government gave in pandemic aid for schools help students catch up academically, but big gaps remain. here to tell us about them is laura meckler, national education writer for the washington post. thank you for joining us. in general terms, first, we did see some gains, even if moderate. tell us about it. laura: yes. we did see some gains. there were deep losses from the pandemic between 2019 and 2022, and we just saw those were across the board, rich districts, poor districts, but especially poor districts saw, big, steep losses. but we did start to see some improvement b

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the new piece agreement gave joan got on to formal titles. he became president of the toner, most region of southern sudan, as well as 1st vice president of su, done in the new transitional government of national unity. the those who knew him said that at the time got on his focus was on how he could build a strong and united suit on. the one estimate puts the number of northern and southern sudanese who welcomed going to call to at over 1000000. the other say it was a much higher figure the, the most of your good on the thoughtful side of the was it on the stuff of the kind of that i get my hit a dishonest on the uh, are you the, i mean is all the members honest of but what level for con, june, good or not in the garage or honors mine or did you mean why not? the most of them are mostly on was of in law for kind of it has to definitely going to be one of them. so having with the on the modem, the kind of, when i had a little of the one kind of the, you know, get ahold of somebody younger also and cut out one very young girl with much has bee

and joan, we also just got some reaction from the white house i think joan, can you hear me as president, but yes. from the white house council, it says, as president biden has said, nobody is above the law that is core american principle. and how our system of justice works we need leaders like president biden, who respect the justice system and don't tear it down. as i said, that's from the white house counsel's office all right. >> and break this down for us. i think it's going to really come down to joan. what is official, what is unofficial and who's going to decide here? >> that's right. briana. and when you said at the start that this is a historic day, it's certainly is. i have to say that chief justice john roberts just employed a very expansive idea of the office of the presidency and the protection for the office of the presidency. and then also a very expansive idea of what official acts would actually be shield building. and i just want to point up something that he said from the bench when he was talking about the robust nature of the presidency, he said, the system of sepa

author joan smith joins us to discuss that.ess claire fox will be here to discuss a blow to free speech, as the government announces plans to potentially repeal the higher education act, and kamala harris has hit the ground running in her first week as the likely democrat nominee for president. we're going to be discussing her chances of beating donald trump with two great guests and of course, myself and my comedian panel will be answering questions from this rather lovely studio audience. my comedian guests this evening are bruce devlin and leo kearse, who . lila, how and leo kearse, who. lila, how are you.7 >> are you? >> i'm good. >> i'm good. >> thanks. how are you? i'm very happy as ever. you're always so jolly, aren't you? >> yeah. that's what everybody says about me on twitter. >> they know i've seen some stuff. go on. are you back on twitter now? >> no, i'm still banned. i got banned, yes. how did you get banned, yes. how did you get banned for saying i would take a hammer to someone? yeah. no, it was a joke. there was

i'm going to have to get this. >> joan is part of this new video of her at home with her family.t she's hoping for when she stars in the upcoming golden bachelorette. joan said she's very picky about a man being a gentleman and wants someone who is humble with a big heart. the golden bachelorette premieres wednesday, september 18th. here on abc seven. >> she'll follow her progress, right? all right. what else should the giants do before tomorrow's trade deadline? that's the question. >> abc7 news sports director larry beil is here with that larry tan. >> we've been framing this as the giants being buyers or sellers. maybe they need to do both. jorge soler, he's already on his way out of town. so the question is who and what's next? that's next in have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's pr

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joan's adventure begins when the golden bachelorette premieres on wednesday, september 18th. looking forward to this. you know, i was a fan of the golden bachelor. i know i don't think you were such a fan of the way it ended. >> no, not not particularly. >> they split up. they did. but i still love this person. >> remember that. >> this person. can you imagine me referred to as this person. that means you don't. sorry. just translating for you. >> well the new season is out september 18th. all right. up next the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming as we head to break a live look crews are still working on a fire on college avenue in oakland. it is blocked from the rockridge bart, so avoid that area if you can. >> number two, the city of oakland has reached a deal to sell their share of the coliseum complex site to the african american sports and entertainmen

. >> joan aquÍ parece un dÍa normal.imas horas. las autoridades estÁn pidiendo precauciÓn a los residentes y a muchos de estos turistas que decidieron quedarse. quieren que tengan comida, agua y medicina por los prÓximos tres dÍas, porque si quedan atrapados en zonas donde se inunde, serÁ muy difÍcil ir a rescatarlos. el condado de refugio al este de donde me encuentro, ya ha emitido una orden de evacuaciÓn mandatoria para todos sus residentes. debido al peligro que podrÍan correr en las prÓximas horas. >> joan definitivamente hay que obedecer. gracias francisco por tu informe. y tambiÉn se prevÉ que impacte las costas de mÉxico. sus efectos podrÍan sentirse en la ciudad de matamoros, en tamaulipas, donde las autoridades han desplegado un operativo ante cualquier eventualidad. issa osorio estÁ ahÍ y nos informa. >> las autoridades advertÍan hoy a la poblaciÓn de zonas vulnerables como laderas y rÍos, y tambiÉn a quienes viven en la playa. sobre la llegada de barril a la costa de matamoros, en tamaulipas, atenciÓn se pron

. >> joan, it's been it's been i think it's fair to say objective-c, it's been a rocky start for j.d. vance as they're as they're running even if even those who love him might acknowledge that he's faced backlash for the child versus childless cat ladies comment his abortion stance pretty previous criticisms of trump faced criticism. here's the wall street journal editorial board, donald trump's choice of 39-year-old j.d. vance as his running mate was supposed to present the gop ticket as moderate and looking to the future instead, the campaign has found itself playing deep fans against mr. vance's censorious views that i pronounce that correctly. >> close enough. close enough about women who don't have children. what do you make of it all? i mean, it seemed as though it was a real pickup born from the campaign, feeling very confident the biden was going to be easily defeated. do you think that trump would pick j.d. vance, given today's gibbons i don't get that vibe i can put that out there yeah. look, i think it was a confidence pick. lots of people said is trump doubling down on all

so joan called them. >> she said they flew a drone over the home. it just felt like we were being spied on. and there was debris on what they considered the left side of the home. >> reporter: what's there? the final phase of the project. did they give you any opportunity to fix this? >> absolutely not. they fired you. >> correct. >> you can see the concrete work all around the house and zipping around to the back, the unfinished side yard. when i reached out to aaa, the company denied they flew drones saying they used several sours of information to assess the condition of properties including aerial imageries captured by third party fixed wing aircraft and satellites. >> it doesn't really matter, does it? >> reporter: they say they asked to see the specific images. using to drop you, so you could clear up any misconceptions. >> and sometimes these images are blurry, assuming that the image is showing the damaged roof. what the drone picked up as damage was actually a solar panel. >> reporter: and they think they have paid aaa $80,000 over the year

back with me, basil and joan. >> i say kamala harris.d that over the years while she was vice president she was not getting her do. i didn't think she got enough of platform, and there were some new stories about how bad she was. i wrote against that. i always supported her. and i'm glad to see that this week she has this incredible platform. she has been spectacular. and i think if things go a certain way and she gets pushed to the top, there is an infrastructure building, and we have to normalize a black one being president of the united states. >> i have another black woman. the tyra banks one of the week because kamala harris went to her ice cream store i did not even know existed. when was the last time you saw tyra banks? i said that lady looks like tyra banks. >> and the smize . tyra banks coming together with, lares, that is iconic. my who one of the week comes with a tape. downtown sterling brown, play the tape. >> the choice to host a republican national convention was a business one. myself, my county executive, david crowley.

joan joins me now, joan, i always like weeks after finish each year.r your behind the scenes reporting on some momentous occasion explain to people what you found here. sure. i wanted to know how they went from a majority vote to let idaho's very restrictive abortion ban take effect over protests from the biden administration that said it would hurt women who went to emergency rooms with complications from pregnancies they didn't tell us what that vote was. but i found out that it was 6-3 with all the republican appointed conservatives voting to let idaho's ban take effect. and here, idaho's case without the usual appellate procedure with lower courts this was over protests from the three liberal justices who felt like this should play out in low we're courts and not have idaho's ban take complete effect. but what happened, phil and where the mystery was for me is how did they go from that vote in january to june? all of a sudden dismissing the case, saying essentially, never mind. and what i discovered is when the justices voted behind the scenes a se

joan biskupic, thanks as always, really appreciate it coming up. we'll go back out to milwaukee ahead of tonight's speech from newly nominated vp jd vance. that's coming up the assignment with audie cornish. >> listen wherever you get your podcasts, know application fee. >> if you apply by august 29 at university of maryland global campus and accredited university that's transformed adult lives for 75 years. you're not waiting to when you're ready seat again at umg si dot edu this is a keepsake frame. >> this is actually a photo from my wedding i'm adam weiss, founder and ceo of keepsake, the mobile app that makes it easy. have your photos printed framed, and shipped to your doorstep. it just shows a photo that you love. you can create have you it and over 100 frames. and in a couple of days, you're going to receive your photo in a beautiful handmade france. so if you've got a special photo on your phone installed, the free keepsake app. we would love a chance to frame it are you looking nature boys will stop it's a man finch it gives seeds to fema

the first time since joan's last broadcast here on gma back in 1997.the long time gma co-hosts joined together for a one night only benefit performance of a play called love letters in cape cod, massachusetts. the play debuted on broadway in 1989. recently charlie found the script of the play in his attic so he reached out to joan. she told us she leapt at the chance. love letters is about two people reading their old love letters, revealing a life time of love, friendship and missed opportunities. joan told us the hardest part of the performance was that the anchors turned actors were not allowed to interact with each other. instead they need to directly act toward the audience. given their ten years of on screen chemistry it was not easy. they dedicated ticket sales to the cape cod theater project supporting artists and play rights. >> robin: george, what did you do in your 30 years? why don't we do that? it would be great. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: i should have booked an aisle seat. i'm coming through this way because tory johnson is joining us now

joins us now, joan. so the president will lay out his plan and his speech tonight and texas, these are pretty big proposals for the supreme court, either very big proposals, they're also pretty much a wishlist. this is mostly a political document because we're going to take it at face value, but it's not going to happen just so you know, just because to get this passed would be a big thing. first of all, he wants a constitutional amendment that would essentially reverse the supreme court's decision. just in june in the trump case giving dana, former president donald trump broad immunity from criminal prosecution it was a case that really shocked many people, including the biden administration. he wants a constitutional amendment to reverse that. that's a big lift which would take the approval of 38 states for that we haven't, had a new constitutional amendment since the 90s. he also would like term limits for justices right now, as you know, there are appointed for life, and that's in the constitution th

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joan cummins, bbc news.it. in 2021, more than eleven million people were aged over 65 in england and wales — that's 18.6 percent of the total population. age uk says at least 1.6 million people aged over 65 have unmet needs for care and support. these numbers are expected to continue to increase as life expectancy rises. one hospital in salisbury believes it may have an answer for tackling the ever—growing demand. it's opened a new facility that's being hailed as the future of elderly care. our correspondent alastair fee has been to take a look. elderly care is changing and this woman is among the first to benefit. after a fall at home, she is in a new and dedicated space. it is twice as big as traditional hospital rooms. �* ., as big as traditional hospital rooms. �* . , , as big as traditional hospital rooms. �* ., , , ~' , rooms. brilliant, yes, ithink it is wonderful- _ rooms. brilliant, yes, ithink it is wonderful. this _ rooms. brilliant, yes, ithink it is wonderful. this is _ rooms. brilliant, yes, it

who made this small stage hall, they played here wonderful performances, including the famous don joantheater on malaya bronnaya, we’ll talk a little later, i propose to start the discussion with the most current news, not so long ago it became known that... the roman viktyuk theater, it will be renamed melnikov studio. tell us in more detail, what changes are yet to come? the new name is only part of a big plan to update this theater, the new name is part of updating the brand, visual image, we are already developing a logo and website for the theater is now closed for reconstruction, it has been transferred to a new domain scenamelnikov.ru, the previous address also continues to function, but it redirects users to the new address, in september we will hold a big press conference and... in particular, at it we will present a new website , it will work, and a new visual image of the theater, which will affect the website, and logos, of course, posters, and programs of everything, this part is related to advertising and pr and reforms related to this area, at the same time administrativ

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he also doesn't know the difference between kamala harris and donald trump or joan of arc and a joan he doesn't know the difference between lots of things. >> jesse: thank you so much. i hear this is your first convention is that true? >> it is. i hope it's not my last. >> jesse: how do you assess this crowd out here? you have people in tears. >> here's my assessment. he has unified the republican party. the next challenge is to unify the country and he has a chance to do what reagan did which is almost run the table. that is a unique historic opportunity. he has a chance to do it the next couple of weeks, months will be important. the party is unified. you've got nikki haley tonight, rhonda santos, can he unify the country? a lot of that will depend on his speech thursday night. >> jesse: if he doesn't have this historic victory, that means a major mandate. that means they can to get in the way of that mandate. no bureaucratic shenanigans. no hoaxes, not what they did during the first term. that means the american people's will is behind this man overwhelmingly and they have to get

joan, a republican. thanks for holding on the line. we are getting your thoughts on the state of politics today. caller: thank you, greta. i have been involved in politics out of my adult life and even served two terms as an elected official. i got so disheartened the last two years with the ugly rhetoric and the name-calling and the viciousness of the campaign. , instead of comparing and contrasting issues, it is all is character assassination. last night horrible attempt to assassinate president trump was horrible. but i am so hardened by our president, president biden's response, and by donald trump's response. it was graceful and full of hope , and the tone was so much better. the ugly tone and viciousness needs to be 200 down by the news media and by our officials. my opinion is that it is our leaders that need to set the tone. it should be about issues, not character assassinations. those are my thoughts about what is going on politically. host: and what rhetoric would you point to as problematic? do you want to's -- and what do

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presidential immunity in a new exclusive cnn report, sources familiar with the deliberations tell joan biskupic, there was an immediate 6-3 conservative majority after oral arguments in favor largely of donald trump's immunity claims, chief justice john roberts reportedly made no effort to sway the three liberal justices to the majority to try and come to a more, you unified decision. >> cnn chief supreme court analyst joan biskupic writes, quote, all told roberts appears to have reached a turning point his vision for the high court became more aggressive and he has perhaps shed the aura of ineffectualness that permeated some public commentary in recent years, my panel is back. i just wonder let's set aside partisanship for a moment and i want to ask you, david and kate on this wouldn't have been better for the court and the country had there been a more unified decision on this find some agreement. so it wasn't seen as so purely partisan good yeah, i suspect maybe thing, but yes, i think no question. i mean, look, the the court has suffered a crisis of public confidence. that's true f

cnn senior supreme court analyst joan biskupic is joining us now. how are we expecting this to be rolled out this morning okay. >> good to see you, sarah, in less than two hours, the justices will take their elevated bench and they'll begin announcing the last three opinions of the term. we expect this one on presidential immunity to be the final one. we don't know yet which justice has written it and how it will be announced. but there's a very good chance that the chief justice of the united states, john roberts, has authored this opinion and he will be the one who will announce it from the bench. sometimes sarah, there are dissenting voices who are heard, who take the unusual step of reading parts of their oral dissent, but i don't i think the chief in this one really wants to get as close to unanimity as possible. so but after that drama of excerpts from the statement read, then the court will announce the end of its session for handy down opinions. and they will begin leaving town. and it will be up to us to then see. bottom line is have the ju

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the best supreme court reporter in all the land, joan biskupic. thank you so much. thanks.and our law and justice lead new questions about the sheriff's deputy who shot and killed a black woman inside her own sonya massey had called the police to report a possible prowler near her home in springfield, illinois. she was then shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy, sean grayson. he has since been fired and charged with first-degree murder, but now new details about his troubling past are coming to light. josh campbell has been following this for us and josh grayson has a long history of disciplinary issues he does indeed. and you know, you asked most law enforcement leaders across the country what's the one trait you look for in an officer? they will tell you almost to a person it's good judgment and that's why law enforcement isn't profession. we're past performance can be indicative of future results. we're learning from this individual he had twice been cited for dui before for while serving as an officer. but in this new audio, we were able to obtain this was from a discip

and perhaps most it's notable, is something we did not see from chief justice john roberts, cnn's joan biskupic is joining us now to explain john, this is your excellent reporting. >> let's just state that as fact. now, what did you learn happened behind the scenes to get to what is a hugely consequential, consequential decision, not just of course for donald trump, but for all the presidents in the future that's right. >> sara. and you're correct. even point out what we've all known john roberts to this point we know that he is chief justice who has really tried to get compromise between the right and left, especially on these important questions. of presidential powers. and he also has been insistent about how a once a judge dans the black robe, he leaves his or her political affiliation behind remember back in 2018 when he admonished but then president trump himself and said, we do not have obama judges or trump judges, bush judges, or clinton judges. what we have is an extraordinary group of dedicated judges doing their level best to do equal right to those appearing before them. a

indeed again and you know, we're just looking at the images of what happened just a few moments ago, joan. and it does seem that when those shots were fired, whether they were life or blank, we don't know. but the president seemed to bend down very quickly, didn't seem that he was actually hates. and of course we saw him walk on stage with his secure, with the details surrounding came it like a in the wall of steel you might say until they could get him to his vehicle. sadly, and historically, america was no stranger to the presidential candidate. so presidents being shot j, f, k, ronald reagan. i mean there was a history of this sadly. so yes, absolutely. and it's a, it's a history because of the relationship that america has with the guns. it's easy to get them. the, the 2nd amendment has been ruled by the supreme court to protect the individual, right, to own guns house. and we've got one in there. i have no idea. but there's, yeah, there's a very long history of assassination in this country. and it seems fortunate that the former president was not the victim of this evening, but we r

joan biskupic. i know you're gonna be running down to court now. john. >> all right. with us now, cnn legal analyst steve vladeck. and for nita tolson, dean and chair of the usc school of law, steve, first two you general consensus that the court will likely rule there is some concept of presidential immunity. the real question then is how they will describe when there is immunity. what are you looking for here yeah. >> i'm in jonathon. that's right. and it's not just a question of whether we get a specific test in whatever the supreme court hands down today at the oral argument in april, justice neil gorsuch talked about the importance of right i didn't rule for the ages. jonathan, there's also the question of whether the justices then at least tried to apply that test to the four charges against former president trump, or whether they leave that for the lower courts for judge chutkan in the first instance, john, that's going to have a lot to say about how quickly things move after today's ruling, are we going to get guidance from the supreme court about the specific

we have cnn, chief supreme court analyst joan biskupic here with her exclusive reporting. the decision did not come lightly. tell us what happened here. >> know and what i wanted to know is how they could go from in january an order that said that i don't how could it enforce its ban across the board even in emergency rooms when women might come in with complications because as you said, the idaho ban only hit an exception for the death of a woman as opposed to to prevent real health consequences but what happened is over the months, justice, the justices sort of at the center of the court led by amy coney barrett became aware of how this was affecting things on the ground. women were being airlifted out of idaho to other states when they were having problems with pregnancies. and she convinced chief justice john roberts and justice kavanaugh at the center to just outright dismiss this this case. but the thing is, other conservatives didn't want to dismiss this case. justices clarence thomas, samuel alito, and neil gorsuch said, we want to keep this case and we want to sid

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