reportera: karen bass dijo que se ha reunido con lÍderes comunitarios.tribuciones federales para pequeÑas empresas y vendedores ambulantes. >> estÁ siendo acusado de haber recibido una beca de muchos miles de dÓlares a cambio de que actuara a favor de beneficios econÓmicos del gobierno federal para la universidad del sur de california. reportera: la Última encuesta realizada muestra que rick caruso subiÓ dos segundos mes, quedando solo los espacios por debajo de karen bass. analistas polÍticos asegura que una vez mÁs en esta campaÑa el voto latino serÁ decisivo. leÓn: si usted tiene 65 aÑos o mÁs, a partir de maÑana comienzan los procesos de inscripciones en el medicaid. puede cambiarse y ahorrar dinero. veamos a la opiniÓn de los expertos sobre la importancia de este perÍodo. reportera: si usted estÁ entre los millones de personas que califican para inscribirse een el medicaid, maÑana comienza a la instrucciÓn. los agentes de seguros se preparan para ese dÍa. >> tienen bastante tiempo para ver todas sus opciones y ese libremente. todo el mundo puede hac

karen bass. really high profile crime. i think there was a philadelphia legislator who was carjacked. was carjacked. you can't just say this is just, you know, a perception of crime. i mean, this is happening everywhere to everyone. >> pete: by the way i'm happy to be a pinch hitter any time. i didn't have time to shave for you. at a moment's notice i'm here for "jesse watters primetime." it is -- right now this election is the sanity election. i think that's what it comes down to. if you believe criminality should have consequences? do you believe our border and immigration policy should be enforced? do you believe there are boys and girls or 60 different options? ened and i think an event like this as unfortunate and tragic as it was for paul pelosi which you recognize, illuminates the reality of lawlessness that exists across our country. the second most powerful family vulnerable. >> you have drug addict. illegal alien should have been deport. he was homeless. sleeping -- he was mentally ill. a rap sheet a mile long. w

because you are wanting to actually replace karen bass in the house.ughout the show. we saw what happened to nancy pelosi's husband. i think there's a big increase in threats against elected officials. and i think that is felt maybe a little more deeply for women and women of color elected officials. representative ilhan omar, she was on msnbc's alex wagner right last night, and here's what she had to say about it. >> can you imagine how somebody like me that doesn't have capital security detail, that doesn't have the resources to be able to get 24 hour on the clock security detail for my four children, my husband, and my relatives. i am more defined. i am more defined and really breathless at this moment. >> does this give you pause that someone who is vying for a congressional seat? >> first, i want to say thank you for inviting me. we are at a national moment, a historical moment, nationally, and also on the precipice of electing or first black mayor in los angeles, and karen bass. and i'm super excited that she asked me to consider running for her

karen bass? [laughter] >> karen bass! pres. biden: karen, you're the best. you're the best. look, folks, you know, one of the things about a real leader is: the place they're trying to lead matters a lot of how much they love the place they [inaudible] she loves this city, and she's always working with the people of her district. and i know this is you and ted are about a block you know, separated by a street. but you're always working to expand opportunity and a better future for all our children and our families for this city and all around the country. and you never leave anybody behind. you never leave anybody behind. and that's exactly what this project will do that you all are building. it's going to be a better life for everybody. and i'm not that's not hyperbole. before i begin, let me say a few words quickly about today's report on inflation. americans are squeezed by the cost of living. it's been true for years, and folks don't need a report to tell them they're being squeezed. fighting this battle every day is a key reason why i ran for president of the united sta

karen bass is running essentially as the establishment candidate. backed by the entire democratic party and most of the city council. she's saying because she has decades of experience, healing and working with the black and brown communities. she's the person you want that experienced hand to bring people together. caruso is saying, look, this is an example that the system is corrupt. that we need to change the way that things go, and it's time to get somebody new in there. and so which way does it go? polls don't necessarily show . but all the recent polls show that caruso does have momentum whether he has enough to put him over the top. we'll find out in a few weeks such an important race unfolding there in los angeles. you will, of course, continue to follow it. we appreciate it. alex michaelson, host of the issue is and you can watch. the issue is right here on ktvu sunday mornings at 6:30 a.m. stocks rallied on wall street today as traders look for signs that the federal reserve might ease up on aggressive interest rate increases. the dow was

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thank you so much, congresswoman karen bass, i want to let our viewers know that we did reach out to the campaign of bass opponent but we have yet to hear back, coming up later on the cross connection, take a listen. >> you know what is so funny is i am working with many police officers and at the same time. >> mister walker, mr. walker, mr. walker, mr. walker, excuse, me mister walker. >> we will attempt to make sense of last nights wild debate in georgia with just 24 days intel to november's make-or-break midterms, but first, fed up black farmers it are going to the court this week, and we're going to talk to one of them. you do not want to miss the segment, stay with us. y with us. ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something better? ♪ will you create something entirely new? ♪ our dell technologies advisors provide you with the tools and expertise you need to do incredible things. because we believe there's an innovator in all of us. subway's drafting 12 new subs, for the all-new subway series menu. let's hear about this #7 pick, from a former #7 pick. juic

and it's when the moderator mentioned that karen bass is a person of color and then rick caruso saidhis question goes for the both of you. the next mayor of los angeles will be either an african american woman or a white man. >> i'm italian. >> italian-american. >> thank you. that's latin. thank you. [laughter] >> trevor: it you're not white, your latin? get the [bleep] out of here, man! what is that? what is that? [applause] we all know what this is about, right? this guy is running in los angeles, so now he is saying "i'm italian, which is a latin link which, so i'm basically latino, right?" [laughter] and look, i'm not claim to be an expert, but if you tell someone you're grabbing "latin" food, i think the be pretty mad when you come back with olive garden. right? we can all agree on that. so i think we can all agree that rick caruso is just bullshitting here. because i promise when he gets pulled over by the cops, he's not like "hola, officer, what is the problem, signor?" what's funny is when they came to america, italians weren't considered white but then they fought for like a

karen bass, karen bass was you an over here every place he went.at a leg humper. >> she was sucking up to him big time, she is running again another democrat, rick caruso who is gavin newsom's real good friend. i don't think he wanted to get involved with l.a. politics. >> because you know why, caitlin, they mat hate him in los angeles, they despise gavin newsom they can't stand him, they think he is full the hot garbage to your point he does not have a spine, does not stand up for the right issues, he is about how high he looks and smells but not how the state is functioning, if he were we would have been serious about homelessness 6 years ago. >> he would, he has a presidential candidate run he is thinking about, i guess or everyone is talking about, put it this way here, has been hard on the democrats lately. aggressively they did not aggressively counter act the g.o.p. on you know top political po p topics like aabortion and likely issues, i don't know what he is doing in future if he thinks he has a chance to run for president, right now democ

congresswoman karen bass wants to be the next mayor of los angeles.democrat she's in a tight runoff with developer rick c caruso. congresswoman, thanks for joining us. why is crime and homelessness worse in los angeles now? >> let me just tell you, homelessness really exploded a couple years ago right before the pandemic and certain think through the pandemic. but you know what? i can't even imagine what l.a. would have been like if we did not have the american rescue plan so all of the resources around covid allowed us to do an experiment that i hoped that we keep, which is doing master leasing of motels and hotels, where you lease out all of the rooms and you put people who were on the streets in the hotels and motels. we've been able to get thousands of people off the streets, and this needs to be expanded tremendously. >> what is the percentage of individuals who are on the streets because they were evicted, they lost their jobs, versus those who were battling emotional, psychological, mental issues. is there any breakdown that we know of? >> yeah

if you were advising karen bass, what would you tell her to do should she become mayor of los angeles representativey doing, she put out a statement today. she's called for the resignation. but more than that, she's gonna be on that, and said, look, tomorrow, i am gonna convene a group of angelenos, to figure out how we can all come together and work in the best interest of every community in the city. that is fundamentally what you need to do as a mayor, and that's what people need to hear during campaigning, that you're gonna be a mayor for everyone. the good news is, karen bash has a history of working across black and brown lines. she's very well-known in the latino community for years, she's worked to bridge that sometimes, you know, tricky divide that can exist there. it's also true that, at least, two mayors who were trail blazers in their times, mayor bradley in 1973, and mayor who was elected in 2005, they got elected with a coalition that included blacks and latinos. so, she has a lot of fertile ground to work with here. >> i want to redo a quick statement. this is full from

phil this hotly contested mayoral race as you mentioned between rick crusoe and karen bass that is being watched all over the country, including here in the bay, the focus has been crime and homelessness. do you think a month out this changes the focus and adds the specter of race relations? well it definitely does. but in addition to homelessness and crime, rick caruso, for one, has been talking about corruption and his reaction today, essentially he was confirming the fears of voters that you can't trust politicians that this is the kind of backroom deal that they make. remember this meeting. greg was about redistricting and how to redistrict so that latinos would have an advantage in electing officeholders. and so this will definitely impact the mayor's race. but it's more a question of who can come out looking more. upset and more righteous if you will, and maybe convinced the undecided which are a huge portion of the electorate, still a month out, we'll continue to watch this story unfold and we know you'll be covering it for us. phil phil shuman in l a. for us. thank you. the navy'

another reason that might be is that the president's endorsed the city council, the mayor's race, karen bass, over rick caruso. newsom has been quiet. all of these things suggest that maybe newsom thinks the president is stealing his thunder, something like that? >> as we talk about the midterms here, not just for former president trump but president biden, there's probably going to be some movement. when do we expect either of those two to say okay, i'm jumping in the race in 2024? >> well, that's a very good question. the president has said he's not going to say anything until after the election. that freezes everybody else. every other possible contender. in the case of newsom, he's got two obstacles. one is just stay. the president says one term is enough. the other factor would be kamala harris. and the governor's not going to deal with her. so newsom's second obstacle is harris. she has to falter in some way, then perhaps he gets in. remember, newsom's only 54 years old. he's got a long arc here in terms of his political life, and he could easily wait to 2024, 2028, who knows. ego migh

where she moderated a roundtable discussion on reproductive rights, harris joined congresswoman karen basselinda vasquez have planned parenthood in the city of los angeles, the vice president urging people to vote for a pro choice candidates in the upcoming midterm elections. harris is also scheduled to travel to san francisco tomorrow to discuss climate change, and she is also scheduled to appear at a democratic national committee finance event. who's your shots for children ages. 5 to 11 will soon be available in the south bay where parents need to know before they book an appointment, also a big step forward for helping people with hearing loss get affordable hearing aids. the new purchase options now available. and back here after the break. we'll look for the fog will look for the warm up that's coming our way and then a significant cool down towards the weeke . cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're h

karen bass while not implicated also receive a free scholarship. >> reporter: the scholarship gift bassfailed to disclose at a congressional disclosure forum claiming staff asked for widespread corruption at the democratic we controlled machine at city hall. the only person who could do that. stuart: all over the report country republicans are challenging democrats and closing the gap all over the country and in los angeles. great report, thank you, see you soon. state senator in washington introduced a bill, he introduced a bill that would designate january as americans of chinese descent history month. it was blocked by democrat cindy arieu of chinese descent. why did she -- killed a proposal? >> reporter: she killed the proposal because the sponsor of the chinese-american heritage month is white. the state senate has pushed this at the expense of the equality group, doing this for two years and it seemed to be gaining some momentum until democrat state senator cindy ruie said she was trying to send back this bill because the republican state senator is white. and other ethnic appropr

democratic congresswoman karen bass of california went even further. >> it just shows us the danger that our democracy is in, and it also just makes me angry thinking of my republican colleagues who attempt to minimize what happened january 6 and who ignore the hate speech, the violent speech that is going on right now. >> senate republican leader mitch mcconnell today strongly condemned the assault on twitter. house republican leader kevin mccarthy's office said he reached out to the speaker's office to check on paul pelosi. this horrifying act of violence today, i wish i could tell you it's an outlier. it's not. unchecked lies and hate filled dehumanizing rhetoric combine to create a perfect storm of political violence. last year an astounding 34% of american adults said it's justifiable for citizens to take violent action against the government according to a "washington post" university of maryland post. no public figure seems safe. capitol police have tracked more than 9,000 threats in 2021 against people in places that department is charged with protecting. just today a pennsylvani

los angeles, there are three things on the ballot most important to me, we nick rick caruso, if karen bassetss in, the problem gets worse. we need to get nueva, the only crimefighter in the city and measure a in the county will give supervisors a 4/5th vote to fire the duly elected sheriff, measure a. no on measure a, vote for rick caruso and nueva, or downward spiral is the call for the day, downward spiral. >> ashley: like a mass exodus, especially for business owners, you have been personally victimized by the attack. >> ashley: adrian, the same question, you voted democrat previously in elections, when you go back to the number of polls, the abc polls saying 22% of democrats think -- they think 22% of the democrats who do better and 37% say republicans would do better handling crime, is that the number one reason you're going to vote republican? >> that's right. we have a lot of issues. we have women's rights issues, illegal immigration issues, even got issues not related to policy making like per se -- >> ashley: we lost adrian's audio, we'll keep him there in case he comes back. dani

i spoke here with karen bass, who was in san francisco. she said in her view she can draw a direct line between the conspiracy theories being proffered by the former president and the attack that happened here. watch. >> the idea that he was violently attacked with a hammer is just frightening. the level of political discourse that our country is in right now. and it reminds me of january 6th. when the insurrectionists broke into the capitol, the first place they went was the speaker's office. we thought when trump was defeated the trump era was over. clearly, it is not over. and i put all of this at his doorstep because he is the one that sent our country in this direction. >> reporter: finally, fred, david depape remains in custody. he faces attempted murder, assault, and elder abuse. fredricka. >>> thank you so much. sunlen, to you now. this attack has sent shock waves throughout the country and capitol hill. so what's the response that you're hearing? >> reporter: certainly bipartisan condemnation of this violent attack. we heard from

>> he got a good reception from his democrat cronies going out for tacos with karen bass who is running mayor of la, enmeshed in this disgusting racism scandal in la city council. people involved in that scandal part of a corrupt democratic machine that runs los angeles, she's part of that and the board of supervisors, they are part of the problem, part of the corruption, biden will get a warm reception from them but today he's going to irvine in a district where one of the stars of the democratic party looks like she might lose her seat. they are frightened of that. she is the one with the white ball constantly popping up on screens with a whiteboard in hearings in congress, starve the democratic party. she may lose. that's why he is there. they are worried. stuart: hope springs eternal for california but i do want to ask about liz truss in great britain who fired the finance minister, chancellor of the exchequer. bring us up to speed what this means. >> this is a disaster for her and the cause of low taxes, low regulation, progrowth agenda you and i feel is so important. liz truss has

the problem is you go back to 2020 and defund the police movement we have x congresswoman karen basscates running for mayor, los angeles mayor. what do you think will happen if she wins? right now, does the los angeles come everyday is a movie set, the movie perch with all the cry to my crimes and the walking dead because you have these people on drugs and the homeless tenants. it's not safe here. i've been telling people over a year, do not come to los angeles because we cannot keep you safe. >> carley: crime is a major factor and we have to see how that plays out but a big push for change in many historically liberal areas. speaking of the story, out in chicago, chicago is down 204 police officers, crime is up 39% and what are the conversations like in the meetings that you are attending with local lawmakers? are they still pushing to defund the police? or have people sort of changed they are tuned in chicago? >> if you sit in the city council, you are amazed at the socialist to defund the police. it originally started out they were trying to line item the budget but they realize i

i spoke to congresswoman karen bass and she said can she draw a direct line to the conspiracy theories about the election and the violence that took place here friday. watch. >> the idea that he was violently attacked with a hammer is just frightening. the level of political discourse that our country is in right now. it reminds me of january 6th because when the insurrection is broke in the capitol, one of first places they went was to speaker oes office. i think we thought when trump was defeat thad the trump era was over. clearly, it is not over. i put all of this at his doorstep because he is the one that sent our country in this direction. >> reporter: finally, officials here in san francisco say they expect to prosecute the suspect to the fullest extent of the law. some of the litany of charges include attempted homicide, assault, threatening a family member of a public official and elder abuse. >> thank you so much. joining us now to discuss all of this, cnn law enforcement analyst. the details behind this attack are just terrifying. law enforcement source says the suspect broke

white former republican running for mayor, on issues of order and public safety than she is to karen bassthe city council was between the forces who believed, like caruso, the city is losing control of public spaces and more -- including gil sa diya. th fissure was coming. >> this week an essay in the "new york times" argued this mess in los angeles points to trouble for the democrats with midterms right around the corner. maybe expounding on the thought you are about to elaborate on further. you see it not just involving democrats there in los angeles but this may be an indicator of problems from coast to coast involving the democratic party? >> well, there are several different problems in that great piece by the great tom ed sell. democratic party is much more of a coalition than the republican party. 85% came from whites. white christians are still two-thirds of the republican party. the democratic party is one-third white christians, one-third nonwhite christians and one-third those who are secular. managing the needs, the desires and the raw quests for power is always challenging. i

oregon, christine drazan, and betsy johnson, and lombardo and steve sisolack, and a dead heat with karen bass. >> i have to tell you, i think you are seeing especially in the swing districts, you are seeing inflation and economy and biden's poor job performance really reflecting and pushing these voters into the republican slot. but what's interesting, diversity of candidates you are watching coming out of the republican party. they have a story, you know, you look at vega, an immigrant from el salvador. allan fung, blue rhode island, rated the third most liberal state in the country, and he's making inroads. and rhode island, connecticut, it's maine, the new england states, you are seeing republicans really gaining ground. i think this is indicative of a red wave when you are seeing those congressional districts move from blue to purple and possibly red. >> john: red wave, are democrats headed for higher ground to weather the storm? >> hopefully it's overconfidence, i love that mentality heading into the midterm cycle. you had the historic trends against us. not necessarily the polls -- outl

kind of mind-boggling even when joe biden picked her as his running mate and why he chose her over karen bassy put her in situations because they can't talk about the actual policy rate if you talk about what the inflation reduction act, the so-called inflation reduction act as to inflation and how it attacks the climate bill. there is a report, if you want to get to net-zero emissions by 2050, this is for mckinsey it's going to cost $6 trillion in new spending every year globally, $6 trillion to basically destroy our way of life. how do you talk about that, politically she's better talking about the yellow school bus. >> i remember her wanting to defend the police, she said that a number of times, she doesn't want to talk about that right now after what we seen. a quick break imagine never seee an overdraft fee one new service that might save you money, youte don't want to miss it, stay with us. that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. look what i brought! liberty mutual! they customize your home insurance... so you only pay for what you need! ♪young people ha

i spoke a short time ago with congress member karen bass from los angeles and she described the fear that lawmakers are living in, knowing that there are people out there who would be ticking time bombs who are consuming all of this vitreal and could turn violent. she drew a direct line between the conspiracy theories and the lies of the former president and the january 6th insurrection to what happened at this residence here with the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, saying that the politicians out there, the leaders who are continuing to spread this vitreal have to understand that their actions do have consequences and they could lead not just to violence but potentially death as well. >> good point. thanks for that. manu, what has the republican response to this brutal attack been so far? as you know, some republican lawmakers and various republican candidates are actually pedaling in these theories. >> mitch mcconnell said he was horrified and disgusted about this. some other members of the house and senate republicans have criticized and condemned this violence. kevin mccarthy

i worked with karen bass, who at the time was the head of the national black congress -- caucus and -- to request the committee do a hearing on these issues. that was done in november 2020. -- have taken on some of these media issues. we worked well together in the past. >> there is a fine line between censorship and government control. -- does report big brothers first step towards deciding what is appropriate? rep. castro: no. it is a plea to stop characterizing latinos as criminals, convex, so forth. we are not telling you -- i am not trying to tell people how many higher -- how many people to hire, which stories to run. when an entire industry runs what is the equivalent of a negative political ad for decades over time, to me, -- hard news has had the same problem. a lot of their framing. they suffer from the same problem. let me give you some numbers and what are considered the newspapers of record in the country. i have been talking about hollywood. this is a problem for journalism, as well. the latest numbers we had, only 7% of staff are latino. that is the nation's paper of re

karen bass running for major in los angeles had guns stolen. it's happening across the board. what i want is that i want this alleged perpetrator to be treated the exact same way if he had treated -- if he attacked anybody else. a lot of people get hit with hammers. a lot of people get attacked. a lot of the times they're out on bail the next day. so i don't know why this guy is being treated differently. he's facing what? attempted homicide? he's in prison right now? we've seen people assault people all the time randomly with all kinds of weapons. we see them released the next day. so i don't know why this guy is getting all of a sudden special treatment or different treatment because the victim was so high profile. remember, if you call on a welfare check, the left wants to send a social worker. what if a social worker had come to this call? you would have had a dead husband and a dead social worker. that's why you have to have police. i agree with tyrus, the police handled the situation. thank god the police were there and remember, the democrats defunded the police in san

representative karen bass. back here now to san francisco where mayor london breed is now the target of new allegations claiming that she require city commissioners to provide resignation letters before they're appointed. a city oversight committee held an emergency meeting to discuss this policy. san francisco supervisor dean preston claims that mayor london breed requires many city commissioners to provide an unsigned skews me a signed, but undated resignation letter before they're even appointed the city's police commissioner described his experience today. there was never a moment where somebody pulled my resignation letter out of the drawer. >> and waved in front of me and said, hey, if you don't listen to what we want, we're going to the fact that everybody knows that this resignation letter is just floating in the ether. that it can be accepted at any moment with no notice. and immediately terminate your tenure on the commission is. a consideration that's at the forefront, at least of my mind when i'm re

karen bass has a history of doing that in the city with the nonprofit she founded.ruso says he is the one to do it because he is outside the political system. it will be up to voters to decide, but we will see what they have to say tonight. william: thank you so much for being here. >> thanks so much for having me on. ♪ william: a growing movement led by right-wing politicians is increasingly challenging a centuries-old value of america's political system -- separation of church and state. laura baran lopez explores the rise of this religious rhetoric and what it means for november's midterm elections. >> on the ballot this november are a number of high-profile republican candidates who are embracing christian ideals. that's the belief that america was founded by and for white christians and that the government should center its policies on those relious beliefs. take a listen to these republican candidates facing voters next month. >> you can call us extremists. you can call us domestic terrorists. you know who else was called a lot of names his whole life? jesus.

you had the case in l.a., karen bass, wants to be mayor had guns stolen out of her house. here in new york lee zeldin in long island, gunshots fired outside of his home with his two daughters home at the time. the point being it reaches in every where and does not discriminate. >> absolutely. basically these criminals have a license. they read the news and know they will be released so they are bold. they know they'll get back out and these individuals, that subway incident. how many times was that individual released? this is the problem with democratic soft on crime george soros back prosecutors and it will get worse until they change. i hope voters wake up and drive these democratic soft on crime prosecutors out of duty. >> dana: another thing, leo. just in the mid-term debate as both parties have gone back and forth on crime democrats focused a lot on gun crime. that is a problem but even in this case in particular, he was violently beaten. >> absolutely. first of all, dana, you know as well as i do and bill knows as well that talking point on gun control is a talking

mayor's race this guy named caruso a former republican wanting 1500 more police officers giving karen bassreelected or elected paired my mind went on this dear member the portland woman who wrote about how to murder your husband? a romance novelist? it turned out she in fact murdered her husband? i don't know, that's what i was thinking, i don't know if someone is admitting something in a rap song it should be looked at. the good thing about california is it is instructive for politics and the way people should vote. you don't want people in the streets and shooting up heroin? vote republican. if you have a vehicle that you can't charge vote republican. you can look at that's what democrats want. you could serve a point of contrast. >> kayleigh: we have this thing our founders created called the first amendment that protects freedom of speech. >> lisa: very good, kayleigh, very good. >> harris: i'm anxious at this moment to yield more time to emily to talk about what it means to bring in evidence in court. if you aren't able to bring in evidence in court and you can make a correlation betw

. >> and you heard there karen bass reference january 6th and this certainly is the culmination of a that lawmakers have had increasingly so in recent years. there have been several high profile-incidents targeting lawmakers and specific ally ther families that underscored that worry that this is real and we know, according to law enforcement sources, that in the last two years the threats to lawmakers and also their families has grown exponentially. we know according to a senior aide at capitol hill in the wake of all of this that capitol police is now assessing whether they should provide additional security, including in the form of security for family members of leadership, which right now does not exist. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> a potential rail strike is looming after another union rejected the tentative deal brokered by president biden. what's at stake next. dove invited women who wanted their damaged hair trimmed. yes, i need a trim. i just want to be able to cut the damage. we tried dove instead. so, still need that trim? oh my sh! i am actual

her resignation, and the two others, martinez was endorsed, or has endorsed representative, and karen bassremarks but didn't say these people needed to resign. so i think this is sort of like a powder keg going off. and it is a quick-moving situation, and i think about four or five members have called for her to quit completely and not just resign her leadership post. >> i want to ask you about that because resign leadership post, that happened like that, real quickly, and can she stay on the council and work effectively with her colleagues who she spoke to disparagingly about? what can we expect from the other members on this tape as well? >> it's a really good question, you know, yesterday, when this tape came out, three members came out and said she should resign and i think we were a little surprised by that and another two this morning came out and said the same thing. you know, this is a moment in the city, they were talking about a year ago, a number of the city council had just been indicted at that time, so there is just so much turnover on this body, and also, so much tension bet

s mayoral race between representative karen bass and real estate developer rick caruso is heating up. caruso's campaign focusing heavily on crime and homelessness. >> they say they got all these programs and everything, and they're not trying to get them on their feet to do something. it's a big handout. >> reporter: it's here where gas reached over $8 a gallon last week. the state average peaking at $6.42. >> i saw gas was like $7.39 which is insane. >> reporter: for longtime trojan fan jesus acosta, a self-described conservative, he says he's looking for candidates that reaffirm the values he holds. >> that we come back to what this country was founded on, and that was the belief in god, and so some of those cores have been replaced now by a lot of liberal views. >> reporter: and across the board climate change was the issue that was discussed the most, understandable given that five out of the ten largest wildfires in california's history happened in 2020. erielle. >> wow, that is a stark statistic. mona, thank you so much. >>> overseas now to the intensifying anti-government prote

in terms of, you know, the seat that we lost, karen bass decided not to run for reelection.g for mayor of los angeles which is dominating the headlines and not in very good ways. in terms of issues, in terms of these congressional races, it is a competing narrative. republicans want to talk about gas prices and the economy, and democrats want to talk about abortion rights and about threats to democracy so you have these competing narratives that are playing out on the campaign trail and on television and in addition, i would say that republicans also want to talk about crime and immigration, much more so than abortion rights. amna: what is going on in chigan? his politics breaking through in general? zoe: it actually is, if you can imagine. it is not just spartans and wolverines in michigan although the weather is always something we talk about. much like what scott said, it is about the economy. it is about inflation. it is about gas prices. since the decision here in michigan, abortion has become something that has changed the dynamic. we have an amendment that is going to

karen bass will be with the president to talk about how she plans to ensure jobs related to this major project. go to local workers. representative bass was among several people greeting the president on the tarmac yesterday alongside la mayor eric garcetti and senator alex padilla. the president stepped off air force one at lax, then took marine one to santa monica airport. many people showed up to catch a glimpse of the president. >> just excited is like, you know, rates go fund me you know, you don't get to see the president every now. the last time president biden was in los angeles was over the summer to attend the summit of the americas. this trip is all about touting his party and raising awareness in campaign funds. later today, the president will attend a democratic congressional campaign committee fundraiser. he will be joined by speaker of the house nancy pelosi tickets to this private fundraiser start at $5,000 per person. also on the president's agenda as a trip to or find valley college in orange county where he will discuss lowering the cost of living for americans, infl

a mayoral candidate, karen bass called for unity. we have spent decades bill building solidarity with each other and four individuals on a tape will not set back race relations will not set back our efforts at unity and coalition building. we reject that notion, and today is a demonstration of that. city leaders alongside bass announced a plan for community meetings to address reforms, including redistricting, city council expansion and revising the city charter. most important. well just a couple of days ago, we had lots of nineties and some record heat today. the cool down really kicking in the cool down will continue as we head into the weekend, but the winds will be kind of topic. our weather story over the next few days. take a look at some of the highest from this afternoon. san francisco only in the fifties santa rosa 68 degrees some seventies inland and san jose 72 degrees. so here's the plan this weekend. we'll start off your saturday with lots of cloud cover the sun cloud mixed, but the winds definitely accelerating. now th

congresswoman karen bass will join harris on stage for what her office calls a, quote, moderated conversation about protecting reproductive rights. it will take place at the nate holden performing arts center in mid-city los angeles. both president biden and the vice president have already endorsed bass in the la raiders in the la mayor's race. recent polls show bass ahead of businessman rick caruso. but that race is tightening. of course, election day is 3 weeks from tuesday. switching gears here to talk a little bit about whether it's 3.15, on monday afternoon. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. we've got blue skies. a little bit of cloud cover out that way. kyla grogan standing by with a look. hey, there are you ready for a warm-up know else? i like the cold weather. ok lie? i want i'm ready for beanies and boots. >> well, you know, with just couple days just couple we'll be back at it. so all right, let's get into it. we'll talk about the weather. let's start with current temperatures right now. the first look at this gorgeous picture of the golden gate. so pretty today, a litt

to top that off, i will be joined by congressman karen bass, who is running for the mayor of l.a..about her race. and we will dive into, of course, more herschel walker conversation. i have erin haines, tmi joining me. this is a segment i am excited about, gen z voters, ali. a lot of younger voters if you were born in the late 90s or after, they are not as engaged in politics. i want to get a sense from them what it would take to get the more engaged, and what is happening in our democracy. and lest engaged in the nick advantage -- speaking of nikki manage, i'm a total hip hop had, ali. there is a guy coming up, j.d. ivey was a poet, i will have him on set with me, we will talk about the future of hip-hop. what we're it all, is what it means. now stay on top with the cross connection. >> you are bringing the atlanta vibes to the cross connection. good to see you, see you at 10:00, the cross connection comes up next. and the velshi banned book club is almost in session including the top book every year since the publication in 2015. melissa by, alex gino. the coming of age story is

karen bass. welcome the president biden will participate in the campaign event focused on the nation's infrastructure and will also attend a fundraiser for the democratic party. house speaker nancy pelosi, also scheduled to attend president biden will leave southern california friday and then traveled to organ for another campaign event. ahead of the midterm election. the fda and cbc have authorized the use of updated covid-19 booster shots for kids as young as five years old visor got the green light for use on kids. 5 to 11 years old and moderna for children as young as six in september, the by valent boosters were rolled out for americans, 12 and older to help combat the original coronavirus strain and the contagions contagious rather be a four nba five omicron variants. i know that a high proportion of the cases that are now leading to hospitalization are in the pediatric age group, in part because they remain less well protected by vaccine. so this is an opportunity with this good news to re

karen bass will be with the president to talk about how she plans to ensure jobs related to this major project. go to local workers. representative bass was among several people greeting the president on the tarmac yesterday alongside la mayor eric garcetti and senator alex padilla. the president stepped off air force one at lax, then took marine one to santa monica airport. many people showed up to catch a glimpse of the president. >> just excited is like, you know, grace go fund me you know, you don't get to see the president every now. the last time president biden was in los angeles was over the summer to attend the summit of the americas. this trip is all about touting his party and raising awareness in campaign funds. later today, the president will attend a democratic congressional campaign committee fundraiser. he will be joined by speaker of the house nancy pelosi tickets to this private fundraiser start at $5,000 per person. also on the president's agenda as the trip to irvine valley college in orange county where he will discuss lowering the cost of living for americans, inf

always can i just say, you had karen bass on. i loved that. she's gonna get some-ish over the years and she's also represented a family member of the congressional district of l.a.. so it's got a special look at. our heck of a race she is and right now, also i'm glad to give you the time. lastly, for people who aren't getting really closest going to see your double shirt, i love that you have law moore, should tom. beautiful. all right, my friend. >> thank, you. >> thank, you. alex meanwhile, a good time today to you from msnbc. welcome to alex reports. we begin with new developments in the battle of government documents seized at mar-a-lago. a new exclusive report in the wall street journal suggested to people in the inner circle are talking to the fbi about moving government files in and out of mar-a-lago. msnbc news has reached out all parties for comment. we have not yet heard back from donald trump but we will talk to the lead writer on this exclusive report in just a few minutes. another big development, the justice department released y

she moderated a roundtable discussion on reproductive rights vice president joined congresswoman karen bass celinda vasquez have planned parenthood in los angeles. the vice president urged people to vote for pro choice candidates in the midterm elections and said a federal law passed by congress will be the only way to ensure reproductive rights for everyone across. the nation. this is an intergenerational movement. this is a movement among so many people who are allies who are, um who are in this together. for so many reasons are the 10 year old girl. president harris is scheduled to travel to san francisco tomorrow to discuss climate change is also scheduled to appear at a democratic national committee finance event . coming up on ktvu news at 6 30 more drone attacks on ukraine's capital ukrainian leaders change strategies as russia stepped up its bombing campaign and the death of a woman in police custody has dragged iran into political turmoil. how u c. berkeley students are taking a stand 49ers let one get away yesterday in atlanta and one of their best players called out his team afte