karine: we have been very clear. our messages this, the president and this white house, there's a place for political violence in this country. people have the right to raise their voices peacefully. but we would strongly condemn, as we have many times from here, the president has condemned any efforts to plan violent behavior of any kind. so we would ask americans to remain peaceful in this time. this is something that we condemn. i don't have anything more to share about the particular policy you are asking about. right behind you. >> can you speak to the importance of the inflation reduction act for black and brown communities, which make up a big portion of poverty rates? to what extent will the administration ensure it will be implement it? karine: we have to get this past. we will work very closely, as we have been, with congress to get this done. this is incredibly important. we want to make sure we deliver this for the american people. if you look at how prescription drugs are going to go down because medicar

karine: yeah. reporter: the question is do you all do you all believe that this this student loan program is fully paid for? and if it's not, why does the president think it was important to have all of his other spending priorities fully paid for to be fiscally responsible , but not this one? karine: so we do, uh, so we again, this is the question that um my colleague here uh ambassador got so we have to get a better sense right of what we're talking about as far as cost. let me just let me just say that out loud. she is that she is the domestic policy advisor. and when she was asked that question, so i just want to iterate what she said, but we do believe it will be fully paid for because of the because of the work that this president has done with the economy because of what you just said. um, well, what i just said is what we have done to bring down the deficit, the deficit reduction. that matters and the work that will continue to do. look when you look at the i.r.a. uh it is also that three t

karine: no. reporter: he promised it would not raise taxes on anybody who made $40,000 a year or under. but the joint committee on taxation says that is not true. karine: that is incorrect. reporter: the joint committee of taxation which you heralded as an effective body when you were selling the infrastructure package is not to be trusted here? karine: i said it is not correct because i will give you why it is not correct. it is incomplete. the report we are currently seeing is incomplete because it omits the actual benefits that americans would receive when it comes to prescription drugs, when it comes to lowering energy costs like utility bills, it does not include that and we also have some experts, you do not need to trust me, experts that say the exact same. a professor from ucla, many key factors are left out in these tables, including the effect of deficit reduction, the positive effects of the spending on clean energy and benefits from lower drug prices as i stated. at the center for ame

karine: mr. president were to test negative, would he stay in washington over the weekend to monitor the progress on the -- on the inflation reduction act? i do not have anything to read out on his schedule over the weekend. the president is in the white house working as he has been for the past couple days and we will continue to give regular updates from his personal doctor as we have been the last several days. if any of that changes, we will be sure to let john know. >> senator gillibrand on wednesday talked about the production act supplying access. this it something the president is actively considering? karine: no news on that but i do want to say that by doing the public health emergency, that does provide some production of the vaccine as i mentioned earlier. it gives hhs, the tools to figure out how to give -- to get from one vaccine to this vaccine. that is going to be important as we are fighting monkeypox and trying to end this outbreak. a couple of things i wanted to say that the fd

reporter: thanks, karine. two quick questions. on the abortion eo, can you give any more clarification on whether or not the president directed hhs to have the waivers pay for travel or have the waivers pay for the abortion procedure itself? ms. jean-pierre: so the -- so it's the medicaid waiver, from what i understand. it is for them to pay for abortion procedure. and i don't have the specifics on the travel. we can easily go back. but from what i understand, medicaid pays for your healthcare services, so i presume it's for the healthcare. yeah. yeah. reporter: ok. ms. jean-pierre: but i can get more detail on that. i want to make sure i get that right. reporter: ok. and then, on taiwan, has the ronald reagan carrier group left the east coast of taiwan, or is it still there? ms. jean-pierre: i would have to get back to you on that. reporter: can you characterize any communications that you guys have had with the taiwan military as they get ready for these pla drills? ms. jean-pierre: i don't have -- i don't h

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be clear, karine jean-pierre, we are witnessing the most ill prepared, unsteady press secretary of ourone watching her performance on daily objective can see she has no ability to improvise and is reading directly from notes from a binder and sometimes reads answers that have little to do with the question asked. her predecessor, jen psaki was dishonest, but could think on her feet. joe biden should be the messenger, he hasn't done a tv interview in 200 days, has not sit down in two trimesters, that is something, todd. >> todd: i don't want to talk trimesters. karine jean-pierre failing to answer tough questions a heck of a lot. >> i can't speak to that at this time. >> i don't have an update. >> let me see if i have anything new for you on that, i don't have anything new. >> i don't have an update. >> very good question, i don't have an update. >> she has looks, pedigree, ivy league pedigree, is she the best person for this job? >> joe: no, john kirby was a spokesperson at the pentagon, he is capable and steady in his job and he's a veteran and karine jean-pierre has good looks for te

please welcome to "the late show," karine jean-pierre!r crowd than you get on a daily basis. >> this is a little different. can i just say hello to my mom? >> stephen: of course. he is right there in the red. >> stephen: oh! ( cheers and applause ) hello. that's nice. we like moms here. >> yeah, and, you know i'm from new york, so i'm home. >> stephen: that's excellent. i get to see everyone. >> stephen: con g interviewing n senator harris in the 2019 campaign and you defended her from a protester on stage. look at that action shot right there. ( cheers and applause ) he came to grab her mic. >> yep. >> stephen: in your interview practice, how much was your hand-to-hand combat a leg up in getting the job. >> well, you know, stephen, they say politics is a combat sport. >> stephen: mm-hmm. o you saw that in real life. >> stephen: they want to break it out on the front row of the press room? >> no, i love everyone, stephen. i love everybody. >> stephen: yeah. mm-hmm. >> stephen: you're in the communications department, the press is in the c

karin yes, this is my job dealing with strangers with children.ties, uh, in the event that a criminal case reaches its logical conclusion, this will not be only punishment, so to speak imprisonment, but you will still be banned from working with children for several years. i understand perfectly well, this is pedagogy - this, that is, you will remain, is generally useless from school. i work as a cleaner for you and for schoolchildren. i see a man. i do not want to get married now to give birth to children to keep him. i will never keep anyone close to me. you won't be forced to be nice. if someone in his life once held on by a child of a peasant and was led to money. this does not mean that you cannot distinguish all of them, but we just walk around together time in the plan, we have we here. well, as children, you know, we can play snowballs there. we can, if he says there, karin help me there english in well, i like choosing a difficult woman. i am a child at heart and i will always be. i think he will be 26 or 46. i will always be a child. wel

karine jean-pierre, before i bring her in, the manchin schumer deal reached.ting on sinema who has been discussing possible changes about a bill but hasn't said anything publicly. schumer saying they want this done, finished before anyone goes on recess next week. as for kansas you have women's rights in a red state, suggesting that whatever the supreme court did, it is not even popular in kansas. so, abortion access is going to remain a big issue everywhere, especially in democrats lead on it rather than acting like these are issues they have to run from. polling showing most americans also do still want democrats to control congress, but that is a bigger gap than the generic ballot which will depend on things other than national polling. then you have mitch mcconnell of all people on high alert. >> i think it's going to be a very tight -- we have a 50/50 senate now. we have a 50/50 nation, and i think when the senate race smoke clears, we're likely to have a very, very close senate still, with either us up slightly or the democrats up slightly. >> as promise

prime minister kristjanis karins, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.r putin's invasion of ukraine happened six months ago. right now, here in latvia, has that war raised the level of fear to new heights? what the war has done has raised the level of mobilisation. so the first effect was the mobilisation from the grassroots, people rallying to the support of ukraine citizens, ordinary people coming together, asking, "what can we do to help ukraine?" and we've had a mass outpouring of... we have communities making camouflage nets, we have people providing medications, companies donating all sorts of vehicles, donating all sorts of humanitarian aid, blankets, you name it, that has been going on. people donating cash — and not very wealthy people, ordinary people. so we've had a massive mobilisation of society, because we here in latvia very well understand that the ukrainians are, in a sense, fighting our war. they are fighting against russian imperialism. right now, it happens to be in ukraine, it could just as well be anywhere else around russia's perip

andy, you heard what karine jean-pierre said. she said they were not aware and they were not briefed. when asked if she was concerned of the white house's concern that this reflects the kind of country that has compared to a banana republic in terms of what it looks like last night, they said no comment. what do you think? >> well, it really depends on what you think of the relationship between biden and attorney general garland. what their understandings are between themselves with what garland is supposed to report to the president. what she said about biden's views of how the constitution works and the justice department lawyers work for the law, not for the president. that is constitutionally literal but he may think that. actually he's the chief executive. they all report to him. i think in most instances the president would at least want a heads-up from the justice department that something like this, something of this magnitude, which is so unprecedented was going to happen. at the same time, i think he does trust merrick

that matters for the american people. >> all right, karine thank you very much.ou very much for having me. >>> the roundtable is coming up. a year after the chaotic american withdrawal from afghanistan, ian pannell reports from kabul on how life has changed under taliban rule. stay with us. from kabul on how changed under taliban rule. stay with us. ♪♪ oooh! selling your car doesn't have to be hard. jumping the grand canyon... ...hard. mastering the art of kung fu... ...hard. battling supervillians as a magically transformed yellow bunny? hard. getting an online offer from carmax. that's easy. get a real offer on your car in just two minutes. carmax. car selling reimagined. see “minions: the rise of gru”" on demand now. rated pg. (dad) we have to tell everyone that we just seswitched to verizon's newru”" on demand now. welcome unlimited plan, for just $30. (daughter) i've already told everyone! (cool guy) $30...that's awesome. (mom) it's their best unlimited price ever. (woman) for $30 a line, i'm switching now. (vo) the network you want. the price you love. only

. >>> joining me now is maggie vespa in kentucky and nbc meteorologist bill karins in new york. maggie, so what else did you hear from the governor today on the press conference about the devastating floods? >> reporter: yeah, andrea. so many devastating details. he just pointed out the cleanup effort is just getting underway. we're almost weirdly used to seeing or numb to images like this, damages across the area. we're just now getting scope of the damage, really wrapping our minding around it at this point. the numbers are staggering. the death count is at 30. that's expected to rise. hundreds missing. they can't get an accurate missing count because those accounts keep coming in. 2 12,000 without water and more with boiling alerts. overnight we're getting more torrential rain. this creek rose again. the governor is pointing out the threat of more flooding in this devastating community is very real. take a listen. >> if things weren't hard enough on the people of this region, they're getting rain right now. there's a severe storm potential today in all of the impacted areas.

karin robinson alsop. quote though never handsome. she always had to me a charming effect, but alas and lackaday since politics have become her chiefest interest. all her charm has disappeared and the fact is emphasized by the commit by the companions. she chooses to bring with her. even so during this period bammy's son witnessed a scene redolent of the true roosevelty and ethos when franklin paid a visit to the cowles family. quote, this is from peter collier's book the roosevelt's in american saga. benny was all what was bent almost in half now. immobilized by her arthritis and so deaf that people had to shout into the bucks like hearing device called an acousticon. she kept beside her chair. franklin maneuvered his wheelchair next to hers and shouted jokes into the primitive listening device to make her and the admiral laugh. sheffield jr. was struck by the quiet courage with which these afflicted roosevelts went about dealing with their ailments. quote you felt such gallantry in all of them remarked a family friend. who was there

karine jean-pierre is either ignorant or lying to the novak djokovic point. anyone can cross the border, what is interesting about karine jean-pierre she called bussing of individuals from the texas border shameful, yet the white house is paying for the migrants to be bussed so is the white house action shameful and playing politics that you accuse greg abbott of play something either they are ignorant as to what is happening at the border or have no explanation and flounder? >> ashley: interested to see what new york mayor eric adams has to say about it, he is butting heads big time with the governor of texans with abbott, interesting to see if he is okay with that, new york city is sanctuary city. when feds want to do it, it is okay, not when a republican wants to do it. new york city cannot handle 5700 and texas is handling -- here is what is happening on the court, serena williams dominating first round match up in what is likely her final tournament ever. the crowd sending her off in style, 24,000 person tribute holding signs spelling out "we love serena

press secretary karine jean-pierre joins us on set for her first sunday show interview. we're be back in 60 seconds. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with downy infusions, let the scent set the mood. ♪ ♪ ♪ feel the difference with downy. with golo, i've lost 13 inches in my waist. they're outta here. you eat normal food. you're not eating diet food. i'm doing something good for me finally. (announcer) go to golo.com to lose weight and get healthier. >>> how long we have waited for this day to come, how long we have fought for it, to reduce the deficit, to lower inflation, to save the planet, and -- every single republican in the house and in the senate voted against it. >> speaker of house nancy pelosi after house democrats passed their sweeping climate and healthcare bill friday following 18 months of tense negotiations. here now tp discuss that and more in her first sunday show interview as white house press secretary, karine jean-pierre. i've had the privilege of having the first interviews with several white house press secretaries, democrat and republican, it's a privilege to ha

welcome erika, stephanie and karin. reads of the year. before becoming an award-winning novelist stephanie was a lawyer and teacher. and moderating today's discussion between these two [inaudible question] fasting authors is karen she's the author of six novels including eight woman of intelligence, 100 sons, and the gilded years which is soon to be a major motion picture. a former political reporter, karen has also written for the washington post the miami herald, the chicago tribune and newsday. she has appeared as a celebrity and politics expert on entertainment tonight, cnn, and the cbs early show. welcome erika, stephanie, and karin. >> hi thank you so much ryan i am so excited to be here today at the gaithersburg book festival talking to stephanie and eric about their books. their masterpieces as one of them says they're somewhat along amazing masterpieces. [laughter] i would love to start about the spark that created these books. i'm always so interested in how people discover these characters in history. especially these women who

karine jean-pierre would tell you nobody drinks at mardi gras. what do you mean?all over my neck. what are you talking about? what drives me crazy is derelict of duty. there was a woman who was passionate and kind of low-key. but stick with me. the fentanyl subject that you brought up earlier, it is the leading cause of death between 18-45. it is not covid but it is fentanyl. in fact, this generation is turning a blind eye toward fentanyl because it is not political expedient to admit there is a part of is a disgrace. >> judge jeanine: it is. i agree. a head, don't get fooled by this. democrats trying to act like they never called for covid lockdowns. ♪ ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% o

i really would welcome karine jean-pierre to take a trip to the board and hang out with bill melugin the day she will learn more in the 24 hour period then she knows from any briefing she received from the white house there are people crossing the border walking across every single day they're doing it by the hundreds and the thousands and are doing in targeted ways having paid the mexican cartels for the privilege of doing that, the cartels have more control on their side of the border than we do of our border, that the tragedy one that was indicted under republicans under the previous administration under president trump but is also something this white house because of the fact that is associated with president trump and republicans they want to pretend like the problem doesn't exist. instead is turned into a humanitarian crisis that we see playing in front of us every d day, it shows the media is willing to carry water for the white house as opposed to pay any attention to. >> in my experience drug dealers don't want their customers to die they want them to be hooked on drugs. we

but i honestly -- i will tell you that as karine said, she shouldn't be on trial.ned. absent that, we find the sentence reprehensible in its scope. >> some details of the u.s. prisoner swap offer have been public. you think the russians would accept a prisoner swap that wasn't one for one or two for two? >> what i can tell you is that we put forth a serious proposal. i know everybody is making some assumptions about what that proposal is. i won't go into detail about it. but it's a serious proposal. we urge them to accept it. they should have accepted it when we made it. >> why do you make the details of that offer for the fact that you made an offer public. doesn't that encourage any bad actor to take more americans prisoner thinking the americans will be willing to deal? >> tyler asked that same question a week or so ago. we didn't make it public -- we didn't make the decision to make it public lightly. it's not the thing that you typically do. what happened in her case a week ago, what wasn't happening in our negotiations a week ago and in the context of her hav

a former political reporter karin has written for the "washington post" the "miami herald" the chicago at tribune and newsday. she's appeared as a celebrity at politics expert on entertainment tonight "cnn" and the cbs -- open welcome erika stephanie and karin. >> thank you so much ryan. it's so great to bepa here today talking to stephanie and erika about their books. their masterpieces and they are somewhat long amazing masterpieces. i would love to start by just talkingom about the spark that created these books because i am interested in how people discover these characters and histories especially since women who history is forgotten and they decide to write books about them and they have the great free to go into that research and bring these women to life began.ho i'm guessing this is a bit at the hamilton connection situation. >> people who know my work know that i've written with my dear friend and co-author. these are about founding mothers. i was eager to tell the story of adrian lafayette are frenchta founding mother. that was the genesis of that story. but you will notice

and when she was asked about any stretch to shoot on pelosi's plane, white house press secretary karinen-pierre called that type of rhetoric "unnecessary." and says the u.s. would not be changing its stance back in, former secretary of state mike pompeo says pelosi should not back down in the face of threats. watch. >> she should absolutely go. i suppose six months ago, it wouldn't have mattered as much, but once it was particularly wanted to go there and intended to go there, you can't pull the trip down because the chinese communist party sent out some third-rate propaganda is to threaten her or to threaten the united states of america. >> pompeo also says president biden made an enormous tactical mistake when he said the u.s. military does not want pelosi to go to taiwan. breaking tonight, reuters reports that several chinese warplanes flew close to the median line of the taiwan strait early tuesday morning, and taiwan's defense ministry as "reinforced its combat alertness level." will keep watching it. >> shannon: thank you so much for the update. let's get some insight and analysis

austrian karin knaison, who is now forced to live in lebanon and for being bullied in the european union, karen knaisel was not forgiven for the visit of president putin to her wedding in austria and the dance, footage that went around the world since then, karen's life has changed, but for some reason, once again about this only a small fragment of what was shown, western movie watchers are sure that karen kneiss danced with the devil himself. if you look objectively, she invited one of the most powerful people in the world to her wedding day full of events and consequences. media coverage with an unquenchable fire without regard to morality and ethics will she invite the russian president to dance again we look to explore the world educational programs and a documentary film for free without registration it is a crime that i sent an invitation to president putin. i didn't expect him to really come, it was a surprise. us both were over 50 for both. first wedding. and this invitation just happened to fit. it was pure coincidence. it happened. my husband and i waltzed. after the ceremony,

joining us now is white house press secretary karine jean-pierre.ning us in studio today. so, the white house got no heads up about this yesterday. what is your reaction to this announcement? >> no heads up about this yesterday. no heads up a couple days ago. look, we have been very clear, my colleagues have been on multiple networks saying the same thing which i'm going to say, which is when it comes to the department of justice, the president has been very clear, when it comes to investigations, it is going to be -- it's going to be independent. that's something that he's been consistent about. he believes in the rule of law. he believes in the independence of the department of justice. it would be inappropriate for me to comment on it. and that is something for the department of justice to speak to as they did yesterday, yesterday afternoon. so i will leave it to them. >> i want to ask you about some worries that people in the law enforcement community, fbi, doj have about how rhetoric could lead to violence. we saw an armed man who ended up bein

press secretary karine jean-pierre live in studio on us there is a big wins for the biden white house. when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm alicia melendez, in for chris hayes. today, attorney general merrick garland calls donald trump's bluff, speaking publicly for the first time since the fbi search at mar-a-lago, garland announced the department of justice is seeking to rig leased the search warrant and and accompanying list of items seized. unless the former president objects. >> just, now the department of justice has filed a motion in the southern district of florida to unseal a search warrant and property receipt related to a court approved search that the fbi conducted earlier this week. that search was a premise is located in florida belonging to the former president. the department did not make any public statements on the day of the search. the former president publicly confirmed the search that evening as is his right. copies of both the warrant and the fbi property receipt were provided on the day of the search to the former presidents counsel,

. >> despite the buzz surrounding the raid, defending integrity, karine jean-pierre claims president in the dark on the detail. watch. >> the department of justice is independent, this is what we believe and what the president said, this is not about politicizing anything. >> president biden has not been briefed. not discussed it at all. >> brooke: president biden is vacationing in south carolina. >> griff: brooke singman, thank you. kentucky senator rand paul calling for the end of the espionage act tweeting the act was abused from the beginning and called the 1917 bill a "egregious front to the first amendment," the fbi was responding to possible violation of the espionage act. and accusing the biden administration of political oppression. >> it is not a party distinction, it is distinction, what kind of country do you want to live in? not just merrick garland, names you probably never heard of before, these people make up the kabul, if you will, the department of justice making decision about future of this country and using law in way we were told would create tyranny. >> carley:

karine jean-pierre, i appreciate it. thank sure. so we don't do a lot of golf topics on this show. in fact, we try not to ever weigh in on topics we don't know a lot about. a lot of you at home are golfers who probably know the name greg norman. he's at the center of the biggest controversy in sports right now. a new golf league called live taking a lot of the players from the pga tour now again taking sides on this. but we thought it interesting enough that we wanted to go see it from national golf club, new jersey this weekend. we asked a lot of questions about what this is was it was worth. so you think a , we need a small business loan fact? i got this loan today. well, there's a better way to get a fast small business loan, go to on deck .com and if approved, get your funds as soon as the same day your loan is on deck. ever wonder how much your neighbor's house is worth? go to ownerly.com to value estimate and compare your home could be worth more than you think. visit ownerly .com today everyone on mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas, a part time musician but longtime

that's hypothetical, says karine jean-pierre, even though of course it's the opposite of a hypotheticalere is nothing hypothetical about it. china has repeatedly threatened to shoot down planes carrying america speaker of the house. third in line to the president. yet no one seems to think this is a big deal. this is one of the weirdest moments in the weirdest presidency in american history. the biden administration is provoking a hot war with china which by itself would seem to be headline news. but why? it might make a kind of sense if biden had been the china hawk over the course of his career. if he wasn't taking money from the chinese government which he has but of course he's the opposite of a china hawk. he is a toady to china. he has helped the chinese government in ways no american president has contemplated. the administration helped cover up the origins of covid even after it became clear the global pandemic that wrecked the american economy is graded by the chinese military but we can't mention that because it was racist. the white house shut down a counterespionage program

listen to karine jean-pierre the white house press secretary. >> the migrant protection protocol mpp policy under the prior administration was flawed, it was inhumane and it was in effective. now that the lower courts order requiring us to continue the policy has been lifted. kevin: so we have about 30 seconds left. your reaction to what she said there. is that true or is that more slide of hand? >> it's a lie. that's political rhetoric. she does not give any evidence whatsoever. let me give you evidence. we drop today 45-year lows in illegal immigration under the migrant protection protocols. i was an extremely effective program. the state department, the white house state department has certified mexico as safe third country, inhumane, that's another lie. they know that president trump solved this problem, they got rid of it because they have too many activists in the white house and they have too many activists in dhs. kevin: we appreciate your time, a lot of passion on the subject and what really stands out is the fact that the american people have every right to demand that the

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these headwinds that they're seeing in terms of higher interest rates and i do think i agree with karin. it's all about this rebalancing in the economy that's going take time and lead to this ultimate moderation but i think the important thing is that it's time. so many market participants were looking for the economy to switch on a dime and that's just not happening. >> absolutely not. >> no, it's a good discussion. it doesn't sound recessionary based on talking to you guys thank you very much. >> thank you. >> appreciate it with the dow going positive, shares of restaurant chain wingstop have been on a tear they're up more than 50% in the last month in its most recent earnings call, the company cited deflationary tailwinds don't hear a lot about that lately we'll talk to the ceo about it and his read on the labor market and the consumer, next you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. s&p down 0.4 of 1% three sectors are positive, energy, financials and materials. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your goals are ours too. and vanguard re

and i have concerns about it and i wish karine jean-pierre would have answered your question as to whatscist. clearly, the new strategy is to call red blooded conservatives extreme maga republicans or semi fascist. look, if that is his strategy -- >> semi fascism, just to be clear. >> the fact is, if that's his strategy, to use those terms as they are calling us, the new deplorables, that is going to do nothing more than -- it's going to embolden republicans, it's going to turn off independents. and it's not going to do anything to really drive home his message that, he says, our accomplishments. look, when he insults republicans in that fashion, calling us, again, semi fascists is what he is calling us. we are conservatives, we want-limited government and we want to rein in spending, not expand spending. we want to support free markets, we want national security, and we want to work on immigration and crime. for him to use terms like that, to really kick off the campaign, that just goes to show we are headed down a really dark and, i see, concerning campaign. >> alice, do you see a dis

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meteorologist bill karins is back.our phone away before doing this forest. >> i -- the rule is always to put it o mute. that's always my goal. that would be our equivalent of the base runner using his phone is our phones going off during our broadcast. we have all done it too. let's get into this forecast, jonathan. today so many in the northeast are finally going to say, about time. get rid of some of this humidity. but first the other thing we have to worry about is flash flooding once again today. this does include washington, d.c. and the baltimore area. if you're going to be driving or flyingut of d.c. and baltimore late afternoon, especially between 4 and 7:00 p.m., tt's when i expect the biggest concentration of stos and this does include eastern kencky where we had the horrific flooding and lost so many lives. we have to watch this situation closely later today. i pausethe rar arod:00 p.m. l tha brit redight aroun d., thas the chanc of storms. and also there in eastern poions of kentucky. so that will be the ke

yes, last night in that interview with don lemon, karine jean-pierre offered that $24 billion estimateease or say when they will release a more detailed cost estimate. they're also facing questions about when exactly americans will begin to feel the relief of -- from this student loan forgiveness. and this is what white house press secretary karine jean-pierre had to syed oay s say yesterday on that topic. >> we will see who takes advantage of this, but this is supposed to help 43 million people and just think about it, if people are saving a little bit of money, right, they are going to go buy that house. they're going to start a family. this matters in so many ways. >> reporter: and so there are still many questions about how exactly this will all play out. in the meantime, the white house has been facing some criticism including from republicans about the student loan forgiveness program, but the white house is pushing back on some of the republicans. yesterday, their twitter account, normally a very quiet account, went after and put -- called out some republicans who had received p

white house press secretary karine jean-pierre on thursday did not give full details but listen to exactlyouse's framing here. >> i don't have a timeline for you. that is something that the department of education is going to work on. we will see who takes advantage of this. but this is supposedly going to help 43 million people and just think about it, if people are saving a little bit of money, right? they're going to go buy that house. they're going to start a family. this matters in so many ways. >> so there you heard from the white house really presenting the moral argument here of why they should go forward with this student loan forgiveness and how it could be helping americans. boris, amara? >> i can tell you so many people who are saddled with these school loans have been waiting and waiting to see what the president's decision would be. it took some time. he was quite indecisive about it. can you take us through that process? >> yeah, amara. one democrat described it to cnn as a tortured process, really as president biden went back and forth with his decision. now it relied on a

here's bill karins in for michelle hi, bill >> great to see you. we made it through last night. we were under a flash flood watch last night, and it continues into today step one, we made it through fine but we're going to have to wait and see what happens the radar is really kind blanked. afternoon storms expected tloutd this region. and notice the storms starting to fear up around 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. i pause this at 6:00 p.m. with a lot of heavy rain in the d.c., norfolk area scattered storms in kentucky and west virginia. and finally, that region get as break as the a couple days for the cooler drier air to make it into virginia and north carolina temperatures not bad in the south but a lot of storms, too if we can make it through those storm, we have beautiful weather for a lot of people this weekend. >> that's what we want to there, bill, thank you. >>> two people are lucky to be alive after their plane crashed on a highway it burst into flames on a freeway in riverside county. both managed to escape uninjured. firefighters were able to put out the flames, report nothing ot

supreme court sent this issue back to the people and to the various state white house press secretary karine jean pierre stress that the president isn't the only one who needs to take action on this issue. he can only be the only person working on this rate. that's why we continue to ask congress. >> to take action. and today senate democrats tried to pass a measure that would have provided legal protections for doctors and abortion providers. >> but senate republicans blocked that effort reporting live in washington. alexandra limon. thank you, alexandra. one orange county city is considering becoming a sanctuary for life, essentially an abortion free zone. >> the san clemente city council reportedly will consider that upcoming meeting. the measure would state that life begins at conception and would include exceptions for cases of rape and incest is not clear at this point how this would be enforced. planned parenthood groups in orange county are already mobilizing against that proposal. new details have been revealed about the 3 sets of human remains found at lake mead. >> law enforcement