kathleen: thank you.ff: the new york times reported there was this upside down american flag displayed at alito's virginia home in the days before president biden's inauguration and in the letter that he issued today, the justice said he had nothing whatsoever to do with the flag, he was not aware of it. when he became aware of it, he asked his wife to take it down but she refused for several days and he says, "my wife and i own our virginia home jointly. she has the legal right to use the property as she sees fit." is that an adequate explanation from an ethics perspective? kathleen: no, it is not. justice alito is accurate in saying that his wife has a legal right to display a flag in front of the house that she co-owns with him. no one is questioning her legal rights. the issue is whether he needs to recuse once it has become clear that his, you know, this flag associated with the january 6 insurrection was displayed in front of the house he co-owns. this is not about his wife's first amendment rights.

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kathleen, welcome to axios. how are you?y conversation in that we are talking about all these cool things that run on electricity. we should talk for a second about where the hell all this will come from. give us a sense from your vantage point, how to navigate this explosion in ai, and online devices and all these things that need a strong grid that is both reliable and safe and sustainable? kathleen: if you think about what's next, this is the what's next of all what's next's. growth in demand we will see from electric cars and in general the electrification of the economy, and add to that what we know is coming in terms of growth from the digital economy. we are going to see low growth, or customer demand growth, more than we have seen in the last 15 years. it has been essentially flat, as we have found ways to use electricity more efficiently, we have not had increased demand for last 15 years, as we look out the next 15, that is the big question as we decarbonize the grid, how are we going to find resources that empower

. >> y kathleen clark hace su debut en el basquetbol p profesional, en medio de una expectativa sin precedentespera que el primer partido con el que se va a las una verdadera basquetbol sin precedentes. >> sin partido con indiana fever de la ex estrella del basquetbol universitario habra una nueva era para los deportes femeninos. >> policia, se le le buenas tardes, les saluda vanessa oc, hoy por julio buenas vanessa julio vaqueiro. >> comenzamos con la tragedia que hoy golpea a la comunidad latina. >> ocho trabajadores agricolas murieron y decenas resultaron heridos al chocar y volcarse el autobus que los transportaba en la florida. >> muchos de ellos son mexicanos y habian llevado con una visa laboral. >> a menudo estos trabajadores sostienen a sus familias y no tienen un seguro medico. >> sonia parizo sanchez tiene la cronica. >> el violento impacto ocurrio cuando el bus con los trabajadores se dirigia por la la carretera y una camioneta ranger pickup se desvio hacia el carril central y colisiono l lateralmente con el bus, dijeron las autoridades. >> esto provoco que el bus se desviara de la

not anymore said kathleen and rich. they talked to her all the time.ut the divorce she was looking forward finally to a happier life. she felt liberated, they said, was excited about her job, was losing weight, starting new friendships. >> planning of a concert with you? >> and a spring trip, and we had gone shopping the big four, and the clothes were still in the bag at her house. in fact she had so many things lined out for us to do that i was thinking i can't keep up with her. >> they didn't buy's story at all. >> she was not depressed, she was anything but. >> the wednesday before vashti died when brett was served with divorce papers she spent that night with her sons and a friend's house and was going to stay there until friday. when brett was supposed to be out of the house that was the plan. >> he got a hold of her on thursday and told her to come home, that she owed it to him to let him say goodbye to his kids. he told her he couldn't be out by friday, he had nowhere to go, his parents didn't even know, they were contemplating divorce. he didn'

i'll start with you, kathleen.ruck me today is, wow, these folks have been here week after week after week. last night, they were at the course house until 8:00 at night. both of you spent many weeks on the a jury, and i wonder what pressure was like, first of all, kathleen, and then what's it like to go home at night in the middle of deliberations when you can't talk about it, you can't tell anybody in your family about it. and you have to try to get some sleep. >> yes, you're right. it is very difficult. it was a five-week trial, and then the deliberations started. and we were instructed by the judge not to talk about it, so breaking up the deliberation from one day to the next, yes, going home and not being able to talk about anything that was discussed for the past eight, nine hours, you know, it is very difficult. not watching tv, not looking at the newspaper on the table. not letting the radio come on. just trying to remain very neutral and thinking about everything. it was a hard night. thinking about everyt

kathleen noting down all the details so he really can be trusted. the top of that, just giving a warm welcome in custody to the so just a month ago, before operation closer to punches and units conquered the town of pre adore inexcusable independence, correlation, and most so for the germans. again, good news decided to eliminate all of them. sam civilians from all cause of the mountain regions. so just a month after that major partisan victory and pre adult jim and he's pedal plan was to totally remove everyone from color. they attacked the settings that are most battalions supported by 25 use pushing battalions, a walk in tuscany to in this totally one sided battle. in fact, it was a massacre. the germans captured $60000.00 civilian some cause of a region and said most of them to us end of its concentration camp. this is the original full page report in german bible correspondence are near published in the gym a newspaper. which is i think because of the mountain lies between the sofa, luna, and for the past with us and an illness wooded area. mor

angie's moment is golden era hollywood actress kathleen hugh. kathleen looks forward to her daughter's visits and so does angie, but on one april saturday -- >> it just ripped the tire to shreds. >> reporter: -- a pothole kept angie from her mom. >> i had to wobble over, super, super dangerous with cars all around. i had ptsd for the longest time. >> reporter: a tow truck brought her car to a nearby dealer for repairs. she learned she wasn't the first to hit that pothole. >> he's like oh, yeah, we know that pothole. >> reporter: cbs news california got the cal trains data and we dug into it finding statewide drivers filed more than 30,000 damage claims on california freeways in the last five years and it's getting worse, with claims tripling to more than 12,000 in the first half of last year. why? data indicates increasing potholes account for more than three-quarters of all claims during the first half of 2023. the highways with the most problems? you can probably guess. in the bay area highway 101 has more than 2,000 claims with problem areas

[applause] kathleen genevieve ledecky. humble leader, olympian, and a champion of unparalleled dedication that she is the most decorated female swimmer in history. [applause] with 10 olympic medals and counting. an athletic prodigy from a swimming family she captured the world's admiration with her punishing strokes and unmatched stamina, pushing through and is setting the highest standards for some of the toughest races ever known. powered by faith, family, and teamwork katie ledecky is a symbol of perseverance and strength with a heart of gold that shines for the nation and world. [applause] [laughter] [applause] ellen ochoa. [applause] a granddaughter of mexican immigrants, ellen ochoa lived up to their dreams that anything is possible in america. the first in her family to go to college, she became a groundbreaking aeronautical engineer, inventor, and astronaut on her way to becoming the first hispanic woman to travel to space. in addition to nearly 1000 hours in orbit, she is the second woman to serve as is the direct

kathleen -- kathleen is like, "thanks a lot, stephen."h, maybe she was dating marty. >> jimmy: oh. [ audience ohs ] she was leaving marty during this time. >> steve: yeah, maybe marty wrote that as a penname. >> jimmy: oh, interesting, yeah. we're down to our last book, everybody. >> steve: aw. >> jimmy: this is called "spirit summonings." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: look at this one. it seems kind of interesting, right there, "spirit summonings," yeah. let's see what it looks like when someone summons a spirit. [ laughter ] >> steve: okay, no. >> jimmy: i dunno. >> steve: oh, no. >> jimmy: looks like -- looks like he's summoning something else. [ laughter ] "don't come in here! don't come in here, it's occupied! occupied! i'm summoning spirits! don't come in here!" that's all the time we have for this edition of "do not read." if you have a book that you think should be on our next "do not read" list, send it to donotread@tonightshow.com. we'll be right back with tiger woods, everybody. come on, now. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we'r

kathleen in ohio, democrats line. caller: hi, thanks again for "washington journal." you guys are awesome. anyway, my biggest issue is biden's history with standing up for israel with unbridled support no matter what. one presidency after -- i was hesitant to work on his campaign. i am 72 and have worked on dem campaigns since i was 16. i will not be working for his campaign this time. i have questions about whether i will be a noncommitted vote, since i definitely do not want trump, so i am conflicted. but his stance on israel since he was a senator has been unbridled support, unbridled support of israel that has caused that constant expansion and building of illegal settlements in the west bank. and that is what has exacerbated this condition, the conditions for the palestinians, for decades now. i do not respect biden on that at all. he uses a lot of words but does not stand by them, does not care about the palestinians at all. so i want to ask you guys to have -- last night on

let's unpack this with kathleen brooks, research director at xtb. hello to you, lovely to see you.yanair, no surprise, it is making some decent profits. the question is, what now? summer prices are going to be a bit softer. i is, what now? summer prices are going to be a bit softer.— going to be a bit softer. i would completely _ going to be a bit softer. i would completely agree _ going to be a bit softer. i would completely agree with - going to be a bit softer. i would completely agree with that. - going to be a bit softer. i would completely agree with that. it l going to be a bit softer. i would| completely agree with that. it is going to be a bit softer. i would i completely agree with that. it is a rare note of caution from ryanair. there was this massive post—pandemic boom in air travel which seems to be normalised in life, and that is where the share price is done quite sharply today. they are returning to some kind of normal. they don't have the pricing power that they did, but since 2019 air priced tickets —— air ticket prices, by 19%. a bit of normalisation is to be exp

. >> business analyst terry and business analyst kathleen and assistant chief david and business analyst vince sent lee. >> officer matthew. >> sanctuary city martin and accessibility joseph milling in her. >> officer lauren nelson and look out michael 9 to 5 i didn't think depth chief and business analyst - >> expectation aaron and shawn and accessibility frank herrera and officer mike - director william samson and chief i'm not calling my own name so (laughter) and. okay. >> and who put that on there so (laughter). >> lieutenant christine and officer amber smith and expectation eric and deputy chief peter and accessibility greg wells and lieutenant angela welling ham and accessibility stacey young blood and though not on the list you'll hear into her later i want to acknowledge the president this is truly a partnering and trashz leadership is that amazing we have the c r i team here and as i mentioned this is not all inclusive i think every member in this department has contributed but please a round of applause (clapping.) hey. >> yeah. i may be seated. thank you. >> okay. i didn't wa

kathleen, so you all to 0? my my hear central. can you? a heavy rains. meanwhile in southern brazil has killed at least 37 people with another 70 still missing the space a real ground. a soul has experience. rec, we're breaking flats and several towns. streets have turned into rivers, as you can see, with roads and bridges completely washed away. the storm has triggered lands live on the partial collapse of, of them as a small hydro electric power plant. or the 17000 people were forced to evacuate the homes. germany and the czech republic had blamed the rush of a series of cyber attacks. buttons as an investigation has found a members of the ruling social democratic policy were targeted in russia. there has denied involvement. these are full, so i typed in a minus to you, which this incident shows once again that the russian threats of security and peace in europe is real and the norm is. and then it is not only directed against the ukrainians, but also the u. and they, to states such as germany, i can inform me that we have some of the ac

this is the partner sports it is amazing by members including kathleen and whole bunch of people we put together over one hundred and 80 organizations with they would have promoted apa month i know that is amazing and over one hundred and 18 organizations we really appreciate them (clapping.) and promoting public is one of our goals will be our goal we can't assume everyone knows that the month of may is the asian pacific american heritage month month and even in the community so 0 depending on how responses every year to appreciate every single one of you what you do in the month of may and throughout the year and it is amazing and especially this language we have a radio station to try to reach out to even the demographics so this is really going to make it work and, of course, this year we is where our acknowledgement and may - let's be real we could not pull this without the support of our business partners and sponsors it is amazing every year how we came too, so i want to specifically acknowledge our champions sponsors at the highlight level of support without my particular order

this is the partner sports it is amazing by members including kathleen and whole bunch of people we put together over one hundred and 80 organizations with they would have promoted apa month i know that is amazing and over one hundred and 18 organizations we really appreciate them (clapping.) and promoting public is one of our goals will be our goal we can't assume everyone knows that the month of may is the asian pacific american heritage month month and even in the community so 0 depending on how responses every year to appreciate every single one of you what you do in the month of may and throughout the year and it is amazing and especially this language we have a radio station to try to reach out to even the demographics so this is really going to make it work and, of course, this year we is where our acknowledgement and may - let's be real we could not pull this without the support of our business partners and sponsors it is amazing every year how we came too, so i want to specifically acknowledge our champions sponsors at the highlight level of support without my particular order

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very excited to welcome to the stage constellations -- kathleen. kathleen, welcome to axios.? this is a timely conversation in that we are talking about all these cool things that run on electricity so we should talk to someone about where the hell all this is coming from. so how to navigate like this explosion in ain they need a strong grid that's both reliable and sustainable. >> yeah, if you think about what's next, this is the what's next of all what's next. the growth in demand that we are going to -- eat heat pumps and the electrification of the economy. and we add to that what we know is coming in terms of growth from the digital economy. we are going to see load growth or customer demand growth in more than we have seen in the last -- is essentially flat as we find ways to use electricity more efficiently. we have not had an increase in demand in the last 15 years and then we look at the next 15, that's the big question as we are trying to de-carbonized the grid and electrify the economy. how are we going to find new sources of electricity that can power this demand?

and kathleen had a lot of accidents happen there. i've seen a terrible accident last. what these are clicking on the plus to take to blink is also the power dice for cyclists and pedestrians on the form of traffic circle. there is now, i mean, one lane because the alex on to a laser on, to lex where a french automobile club in the center of paris. even she weighs books. when you are for this reason you, you have to do with the bikes. uh, putting it there is a ruse, a few bell bikes, whatever. and you have to be very, very careful when you are a put this together here. when you have a place to come, have the feeling that they just you just kind of because you don't, you don't have to to insurance. you don't have popsicles. and the problem is it is but you do whatever you want. yeah. yeah. and i've never been so much inventor, as if industry, i know, plus a lot clearer, arrives here by bank, of course, as a professor at oven development and good stuff i for the university. he's working on solutions for sustainable mobility in paris. but she's not yet such aside pricing t

stuart you mentioned michigan and rochester, michigan kathleen is a republican, good morning. >> yes,d morning. am i on? see what yes you are on. >> i wanted to ask you gentlemen, now a note prior to october 7 i think that's the date, prior to that day it's over a year or so to be aware of the tunnels that israel and netanyahu are tenting with. but how palestinians were coming over and raising havoc. we knew about it, why didn't diy do some preventativedi measures? >> i think you got that. >> guest: hindsight is alwaysds 2020. i think they are there for their monitoring was going on. as anderson at the time the israelis are more concerned about missiles and that sort of thing coming over from lebanon. i'm sure in time to be plenty of internal investigations going on in israel in which somebody's going to get the blame. their intelligence and breakdowns all the time. in the united states made a huge intelligence breakdown on 911. whileow israel had it's own intelligence breakdown i'm sure that something to look into. spewow what about tennis for the house comes in for the day will take

let's unpack this with kathleen brooks, research director at xtb.

. >> reporter: golden era hollywood actress, kathleen looks forward to her daughter's visits and sodas angie. >> i was in the middle right here. >> reporter: on one april saturday. >> just ripped the tire to shreds. i have to wobble over super super dangerous with cars all around . i have ptsd for the longest time. >> reporter: tow truck brought her car for repairs. she learned she wasn't the first. to hit that pothole. >> we know that pothole. >> reporter: cbs news california got the caltrans claim after we dug into, finding statewide over 5 1/2 years drivers filed more than 30,000 damage claims california freeways, it is getting worse, the claims tripling to more than 12,000 in just the first half of last year. why? data indicates that increasing potholes may be to blame , accounting for more than three quarters of all claims during the first half of 2023. highways with the most problems? you can probably guess. here in the bay area, highway 101 tops the list with more than 2000 clients, with areas between east palo alto and redwood shores, south san francisco and brisbane and a 10 m

during the time of the procedure, which lasted about 2.5 hours, deputy defence secretary kathleen hickstagon added there are no changes to his official schedule and he is expected to attend memorial day events this weekend. on friday, kenyan president william ruto wrapped up a state visit to, the first of an african leader in more than 15 years. under mr ruto, kenya has developed its role as africa's diplomatic and business centre. the visit was seen by many as an opportunity for presidentjoe biden to demonstrate his commitment to kenya and the region, at a time when russia and china are exerting more influence on the continent. kenya is also an important security partner to the us, and has pledged to send kenyan police to help stabilize the ongoing crisis in haiti. on friday, the white house called for the swift deployment of that mission, after an american couple was named among three missionaries killed there. us support for the mission was one of the main topics of the talks between the two leaders this week. i spoke about the situation in haiti and more in a wide—ranging interview

. >> reporter: kathleen cox, who is battling cancer, was home when this tree came crashing in. >> i can't say that i'm perfect, but i'm okay. >> reporter: more than 100-mile-per-hour wind pounded houston. people seen here sheltering in a costco and running for cover as rain poured into minute maid park during the astros game. in downtown houston, the ground is still covered with glass, just a fraction of what fell as the storm busted out windows in skyscrapers like this. officials say at least four people were killed, all by falling objects. >> horrible actually with the family, a tree fell through and went right through the driver's compartment with children in the back. >> reporter: the torrential rain fueling dangerous floodwaters just north of the city. as golf ball-size hail pummeled parts of west texas, the storm knocking out transmission towers. at one point more than a million people left in the dark prompting school shutdowns as hundreds of crews worked to clear roadways and restore power. >> we are going to have to talk about this disaster in weeks, not days. >> reporter: this l

sheindlin. ptcaptions paid for by cbs television distribution james mccoy is suing his ex-girlfriend, kathleens and the return of hisel belongings. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 496 on the calendar inhe the matterf mccoy vs. adams. j>> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're weomlcome, judg. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have sea seat. >> judge judy: m mr. mccoy, the defendant was your girlfriend, according to your complaint. and she had a busine -ss -- a cleaning business. it is your claim that she owes you money for wages becausyoe yu worked for the company and weren't paid. and in addition, when the two of you rewere no longer boyfriend d girlfriend, she had some proper oty of yours that you wat returned. so, let's start off with the easy thingfis first. diyod you and miss adams live together? >> yes, we did, correct.

weight on his shoulder, but he will respond to then the people and also this morning you know after kathleen, he'd visited my team and lead me inside a new tire. i want them to see where he has been granted that tyler much that to split for march. and again, the slice is so big for me, i need more than for a moving on i look, people here feel that things work, score, dams, that you cannot have working reminders to meet in the country. i've got to everything has become very expensive here. and so also you have to remember to manufacture menu 3. last here in mount pleasant. this is riley protest. i gave the watson the high cost of living, and i gave a major copper mine contract and they said that affected the environment. thing was the widow search for the cold ground. so now is the time of celebration for movie. you know, that most people here believe that i'm left to be able to show results quickly, find a menu, but also rapidly turned their backs on him. all right, so the sound room, petty live, press the on the phone from panama city, a sound good. thank you. now it, ron is hosting a confe

kathleen, so i'll just 0 my my hear central can you to the british prime minister originally sooner because facing get more questions about his leadership often not a set of 5 local election results for his governing. conservative party of a 2 and a half 1000 council states were up for grabs across a 107 districts. this comes as the next policy suffer to defeat in a parliamentary, bi election in blackwood south losing the state to relate the policy russian forces reports of late focusing most of that tax on the town of chess of y'all in eastern ukraine. the town has been reduced to rubble, often months of heavy bombardment, equating officials say russia wants to seize it by may. the 9th, when it monks be say, the victory of nazi germany is kept to will give russian forces control of a crucial hilltops fall the tax on the don't yet screech. and it will also put them just 15 kilometers away from the main supply homes for ukrainian forces. united states european union. i'm the u. n. o o. during the georgian parliament to drop it's foreign influence. bill people in georgia have been protesting

kathleen, so you all to 0? my, my hear central can you is in britain, the ruling conservative party has lost a lot of seats on local councils after elections on thursday. is the biggest boat before a parliamentary election, which needs to be held by january next year, 5 minutes originally. so next party also suffered a bad defeats and a parliamentary bi election in the northwest and city of black, cool, main opposition, labor party is done well, but smaller parties and independents also put up a good showing. china has launched a probe to collect samples from the far side of the moon. i want it this is the tongue, e. 6 lunar emission. it aims to pick up rocks from the half of the moon, the permanently faces away from the earth. a space craft carries a lender that will scoop up some of these rocks and some back to earth. scientists think that those samples could reveal secrets about the formation of the solar system. it's thought to be a step towards trying this plan to build a lunar base by $23500.00. that does

legal resources they have despite the safety and health risks posed by their private schools to kathleen. so you all to 0. you single county west and kenya. okay, that's it for me in the bulk of, for now much one use in 30 minutes time. don't forget a website. i'll just 0. don't com to go away though, because the news continues to announce the 0 of the accounts and the costs so much the the must be the nice bit of warm spring, the last few days of the good part of europe and it still is the eastern europe with increasing the atlantic showing itself be rather too active for these times a year that low wrapped around it, pen device boss, suggest a when the storm system, which you don't really expect, i have to say in the middle the night. but there it is. all the site is produced and funding, right in the know for fonts, it'll probably be the same in the science of friends. in the next 24 to 56 hours. it changes the feel of the weather across the british owls isn't our pride in rainy once again times just come down by several degrees. that will be some wet snow from this, which is no use t

but we have to do that right kathleen, to sort to avoid racing and kind of amongst and already exhausted traumatized population people. i'd treat by people. i've been fair in this for a long, long time, and it's now upon us there. there is constant bombardment. there's smoke on the horizon. there are people on the moon. we estimation as of last night about a 110000 people from rough ahead had been displaced and it moved on to some of those to other parts of rafa. but many of them elsewhere i'm here in the on right headquarters, which is the hubs for the entire 8 operation. and you guys have, we were surrounded by an id account, but i looked out of my window this morning and i haven't see, i've seen your roles on was a disney chart since that i've not been able to see some of the people that do whatever they have to flee a site. yeah, yeah. where are they going to? they're all no safe places. that is only 5 minutes of independence in yahoo has been interviewed by us, shot show host dr. phil is explained that sometimes complex relationship. he's hard with president joe biden. the interview

kathleen, so you all just 0 my my hear central. can you as well we can speak to catherine. so where does she's live for us? a from the down in already be catherine. what is the latest situation that yes, um let me just give you the latest update from the government. 6 have 210 people sofa have died 19 are still missing and this number changed increasing. the government also say is that a 1000 schools are eva just destroyed or. 7 under was so now schools are supposed to open on on monday, so it appears to be public casings even more now. right now we are on the narrow b dom and thousands of people across the country have been awesome to me. some of this areas like done, why can we this uh areas uh so people have been tools to me. one of the areas is here into bear off that there is a good um, can't see much already because it's covered by what the highest since this with underneath is a loss of water. and this what uh, sometimes comes up to uh, neighborhoods like this ones that the government here has the told people to move. they've given orders. they have mock, some of the