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cnn's kristie lu stout is live in hong kong. constructive. but did anything actually come out of it? >> yeah, this was a surprise. these were talks that were previously undisclosed. this meeting that one official told cnn came together fairly quickly. and it showcases how china and the u.s. are trying to just move beyond the balloon incident and try to stabilize this pivotal relationship. you have china's top laplume at diplomat, wang yi, meeting with the u.s. national security adviser, jake sullivan. they met for two days of talks in vienna, talks expand some eight hours. and again, this -- since the balloon incident back in february, which, of course, led to america's top diplomat antony blinken to delay a planned visit to beijing. we have a statement from china's embassy in washington. they said that the two sides, quote, had candid, in-depth, substantive and constructive discussions on removing obstacles in china u.s. relations and stabilizing the relationship from deterioration, unquote. and a white house readout used simil

attorney's office in the southern district of new york, kristy greenberg.time could rhodes have to serve? >> reporter: well, federal prosecutors would like him to serve 25 years behind bars, which they say is on par with some of the sentences that have come out previously for seditious conspiracy. but remember, seditious conspiracy is a very rarely used charge, so there's not that many cases they can really point back to. they point back to the first bombing of the world trade center in the early 1990s when there was a conviction there. there was a few other cases they pointed to in their legal briefings here. right now inside the courtroom, federal prosecutors are essentially laying out their cases, going through all the organizational steps that stewart rhodes took ahead of january 6th, especially pointing to a lot of the rhetoric that he espoused online, talking about the need to stop biden from taking power and saying that the suggestion that the defense has come up with that a lot of this planning was about interfering with biden after he took office i

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for more, kristie lu stout has been following all of this from hong kong.teresting here, when they decide to make it public, which they did, the five countries decided they would publish this bulletin? >> reporter: yeah, this was detected around the same time as the spy balloon incident took place. but this is called "vote typhoon," a state-sponsored hacking group that according to microsoft has been spying on u.s.-critical infrastructure. in this new report released wednesday, microsoft says the group is out to disrupt critical communications between the u.s. and asia in the event of a crisis. according to microsoft, it says vote typhoon has been active since mid-2021, it has targeted critical infrastructure in parts of u.s. including the territory of guam. guam is home to the strategic u.s. military base is, also a major communications hub between the u.s. and asia. let's look at the graphic that's on your screen. the sectors allegedly targeted in the group including construction, education, government, i.t., manufacturing, maritime, telecom, transport, a

it election is about covid there is one governor in america who was principled on covid that was kristi noem of south dakota, she said, i'm not pit putting in the mandates, because i don't have the power, in desantis and trump want to get into a fight over, that you give it to kristi noem. kennedy: i don't think she will get nomination, she has no foreign policy credentials, further from covid less name recognition and poll. >> but you agree with me on covid stuff. kennedy: i don't disagree with you on that, very few governors lead by example. lesley, who do you like? who do you think has best shot or is democrat who would you like to see run against your nominee? >> i don't want to see anyone run against my nominee. kennedy: darn that democracy. >> i think it is -- the better horse to bet is when you have a sitting president. that is not my opinion that is numbers, history. when we look at g.o.p., i think that donald trump has a great chance to get the nomination. i think that three others, simply because of name recognition, that is the number one reason that people vote regardless. s

those fail holes, we will reopen in july. journalist yoga is kristy, it's in this alone. he is following the election far as i know y'all goes, it's looking like a surprise and a strong performance by the incumbent. why do you think he's getting these mini votes? yes, uh i would honestly call it a long slight uh beyond an expectation. so it's really old. here's the greek folder . uh for this to be paid me sense of items promised. uh they were confirming stuff with him. of the economy would be better. they added water to me for the past sponsor uh, i guess the 3rd year and the games for migrant. uh and the general uh they wanted to give him a 2nd chance around the streets usually do. they usually gave a certain time so, but they sort of victory. it was totally unexpected. scores a tremendous trouble to the positions. i mean, it's interesting you say, i'm just wondering how boots as boxes. i mean, to talk is given issues like the reasons will crash and co, but pandemic. what's happened on his watch, but it seems not to mess up to people as it exactly. uh for the rule of law

for more, let's go to cnn's kristie lu stout from hong kong. why do you think that is?t now is china's golden day holiday after the pandemic, tourism is surging. in shanghai, the city there received over 3 million visits from tourists on saturday, that marked the first day of this five-day long holiday. meanwhile, in beijing, let's bring up the footage for you. massive crowd have descended upon the great wall of china. 14,000 of people visited a section of the wall, in north china. you can see throngs of visitors walking from tower to tower, climbing the wall, cueing the cable cars, the site, if you want tickets for the popular section of the great wall, you're out of luck, they're completely sold out, may 1 and may 2. meanwhile, in macao, let's show you this footage, hundreds of thousands of chinese tourists have crowding into there. this is an area known, of course, for its glitz ziy casin but also shopping. this surge comes after the pandemic restrictions lifted in january, in effect, opening the door wide for visitors for the first time in three years. according to

. >> kristie lu stout is covering this from hong kong for us. the south china sea is possibly the most contentious body of water in the world, seven different countries have conflicting territorial claims. walk us through what happened and how beijing is now responding. >> reporter: yeah, the u.s. is effectively accusing china of this risky encounter over this potential flash point area the south china sea and beijing is pushing back with fresh comment. tuesday this is what we heard from the u.s. military, they said a chinese fighter jet carried out a, quote, unnecessarily aggressive maneuver near u.s. military plane over the south china sea in international air space. the incident took place last week may 26. and video of the encounter has been released. this video was filmed from the cockpit of the u.s. corecogniza plane. and it those it against the clear blue sky. it is moving from right to left and then it cuts directly in front of the u.s. plane. and the u.s. plane advisably shakes. that is the result of the wake turbulence that was generat

and kristie lu stout is live in hong kong with more. good morning. how are u.s.to his sentencing? >> reporter: we did hear from the u.s. state department and it says it is aware of the sentencing and details are scant because of privacy issues. but the spokesperson also added this, take a listen. >> when a u.s. citizen is detained overseas, the department works to provide all appropriate assistance including relevance counselor oig access. the department has no greater priority than the safety and security of u.s. citizens oversea, but given privacy concerns, i don't have anything else to offer. >> reporter: the sentencing of this elderly u.s. citizen comes as tensions continue to simmer between these two super powers. u.s. and chai over trade, over tech, over geopolitical issues from ukraine to taiwan. but also as china and the u.s. are trying to stabilize the rocky relationship as we report order last week when a top diplomat met with the u.s. security adviser and his team for two days of talks. and during those talks, jake sullivan raised concerns about u.s. c

kristie lu stout is live for us in hong kong.pact did this meeting have on the tensions in the relationship between these two super powers? >> reporter: this was a surprise meeting but also a significant one because as you said, china and the u.s. trying to move beyond the balloon incident and stabilize the relationship. we have china's top diplomat meet with the security adviser, they met for two days of talks spanning some eight hours in vienna, the highest level meeting between both sides since that alleged surveillance balloon incident which led the u.s. secretary of state to delay a planned visit to beijing. china's embassy in washington issued this statement saying, quote, candid in-depth substantive and constructive discussions took place on stabilizing the relationship from deterioration. and the white house readout used similar language saying that the two sides had candid substantive and constructive discussions on key issues in the u.s./china bilateral relationship, russia's war against ukraine, among other topics. and

our kristie lu stout is live for us in hong kong. this video is incredible. it is bold.t was a dangerous maneuver. walk us through what happened and how beijing is responding. >> absolutely, the u.s. is accusing turn of the risky encounter over the south china sea. and beijing is pushing back. on tuesday, the u.s. military said that the chinese fire jet carried out, quote, an unnecessarily aggressive maneuver during the u.s. military plane over the south china sea. in the asian waters, this incident takes place last week. and video of the encounter has been released. let's bring it up for you. now, this video was filmed from the cockpit of the u.s. are c 1:35 plane, a reconnaissance plane. it shows that you can see the chinese j 16 against that clear blue sky, moving from right to left. and then it makes its move. it cuts in front of the u.s. planes nose and cockpit and the u.s. plane visibly shakes. that is a result of the rig turbulence that was caused by that maneuver. now the u.s. indo-pacific command said that the plane was conducting safe and routine operations at

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joining me now is cnn's kristie lu stout in hong kong. good to see you christy. jail for espionage in china? >> rosemary, we have very little additional information given the sensitivity allowed this case and we know that it is a life in prison for this elderly 78-year-old u.s. citizen in china. it was yesterday when shing-wan leung, a progressive hat of hong kong was sentenced to life in prison for espionage. sentencing took place in the court where you see on the screen there. in china, these cases involving state security are usually manage behind closed doors. the usa department to comment on the case overnight, says it is aware and also added this, take a listen. >> when u.s. citizen is detained overseas, the department works to provide all appropriate assistance including relevant counselor access, the department has no greater priority than the safety agiliti of the u.s. citizens overseas. given privacy concerns, i don't have anything else off her. >> now this case comes as the tendon continues to simmer between the u.s. and china over trade, over taiwan,

new york mets owner steve cohen is on board with kristie.- critic of former president trump and ron de santis who would is expected to announce his bit for the white house next week. controversial former biden administration official under arrest again. sam briton w is in trouble, this time for another charge of stealing luggage. he was arrested as a fugitive from justice in maryland. the arrest in complex to another allegation of -- connection to other allegation of stolen luggage. last month he pleaded no contest from charges stemming from the theft of a woman's luggage atlas vegas' international airport in july of 2022. then there is this, legendary new york real estate investor sam zell has died following complications from a recent illness. he started his real estate career while a student at the university of michigan in the 1960s, he became a major player during the 1990s recession. he bought up distressed commercial properties in new york. zell was on "mornings with maria" about a year ago. he was talking to maria about fed chairman

scott aggressive media purchase doesn't need to cap desantis but scott sees same thing as youngkin kristy others -- the path to second place is wide open. they smell ron desantis blood in the water and no longer see him as an obstacle kellyanne conway straight to you is this the race to second place? >> it looks that way and trump is ahead in primarily polls comfortly over 50% and part of it is because when everyone hires someone to do a job, of almost any sort let alone a big job you have a bias towards hiring someone who has done the job before and that's a indication many republican voters are making presently molly they're saying i like his economies and energy independence i like lower crime. border was more secure, 6 million people walking over the border 6 million is a higher number than the population of 31 states in this country. tim scott is a wonderfully united states senator he's a fabulous human being, we should be so happy that he is -- out there as a messenger as a leader. and i'm very happy he's a republican. he's also someone who's always worked well with trump while we w

and their names will be joining the existing ranks of other local greats, including san jose native kristi yamaguchi university of san francisco and be a great bill. russell baseball legend joe dimaggio, who was born in martino four's. erin wilson joins us live from san francisco where the ceremony will begin shortly. >> you are exactly right. it is a big night is the 38th annual bay area sports hall of ceremony happening tonight where 5 inductees who have historical careers, especially here in the bay area are going to be honored for their spectacular careers after being voted by the committee or advisory committee here with them. a shot or other thing about tonight is not just to honor and commemorate those 5, at least that i will mention in just a second. but it's also to bring awareness and also to raise money for the you here in the bay area, hoping to also possibly bring in money to help the next generation of hall of fame to be introduced to their sports and of course, be able to be successful with in their sport. but like i said tonight is also about those 5 inductees. and it's a n

judy: community activist kristi williams isn't waiting for the legislature to act.started her own program, black history saturdays, for young people, their parents, and local teachers to meet once a month to learn in an environment free from the fear of saying the wrong thing. >> you know, history and learning, it is uncomfortable. but if you understand someone's history, then you will not treat them like they are an outcast. if you were taught that all i was a slave, my people were just slaves, you don't see that much in me. so it's a benefit for all people to learn black history. judy: a community that remains divided over its past, and how to move forward, but still trying to engage. for the "pbs newshour," i'm judy woodruff in tulsa, oklahoma. amna: and take a look online, where judy shares her personal reflections on reporting on tulsa. that's at pbs.org/newshour. geoff: leanne morgan finds comedy in the chaos of marriage and motherhood. she's a storyteller, who draws from her experiences growing up in rural tennessee, being married for over 30 years, raising t

well, no, of course we kristi the cow was kept and the christians kept leaves to leaves. come here.cow is already our age is already running out a little and the cow is already old, so we decided to get ourselves a new team member. here we have these angel goats. they don't pout yet. they are still very young girls. well, the animal is very interesting, there are faces in our farm, and roosters and guinea fowls and chickens and piglets. so , of course, we have no time to be bored, and especially when children come for their fun, even more than enough. come here. oh you sweet apple lovers. the breadmaker sorts out the potatoes, and such comrades who are dirty, if something falls on the ground, they will not eat. come on, clean, really, the cat, of course, is in the village. when you still live in your own milk, it is much tastier than what they ask here for their store-bought milk, keep it. even your own fat, and even then it is probably tastier than what you buy in a store, and communication with animals when it comes to chests. the first thing they do is run to the barn to see how

yeah, big lists and they will join the names of people like san jose native kristi yamaguchi, universityn francisco basketball phenominal time nba great bill russell and baseball legend joe dimaggio who was born in martinez. our kron four's erin wilson joining us now live from san francisco. the ceremony is going to be kicking off very shortly air and exciting. >> very exciting in. as you can imagine, vicki and grant, i'm sure that those inductees knowing that they're going to be a part of the same hall of fame that you just mentioned in all of those other great names like bill russell, i'm sure that they definitely are excited about that. we spoke to him and i'll talk about that in just a minute. but let's talk about why tonight is so important tonight in the bay shop awards also known as the bay area sports hall of fame awards. and the thing about tonight all about raising money for younger athletes here in the bay area community athletes here that have done great things in theirs. respective sports on the pro level to coming in. be commemorated, be honored, but then also give back to

. >> they were smoking something before their show i'm going to make this point kristi noem governor of south dakota would never let that happen because she loves mount rushmore, so does trump. who doesn't love it. >> she's not to be governor forever read bad news, have a good weekend. >> from the spock studio in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy weekend to all, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position to for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. bracing for impact texas cities declaring states of emergency this weekend while 1500 u.s. troops prepare to go to the border a massive surge of illegal migrants expected next week senator joni ernst on the impact across the country when title 42 expires in the upcoming week. jobs jump many more jobs and did april the famed economist on what this means for the health of the economy in your job. a new government report outlines what is to blame for all of the flight cancellations over the last two years, the ceo frontier airlines is with us with a response. >> may 11 is a nightmare date fo

and kristie has been for trump, against trump, against him again, then back for him, and -- what i thinkond the assassination part is, all these challenges to trump smell a vulnerability. now, you could not even talk about running against trump two years ago. but now there is such a feeling and a priority among majority republican primary voters, and the polling -- not to be so much anti trump, but to move beyond trump, he's a loser, he's going to lose to biden, he's crazy. so you've got the santa saying, hey, i'm younger, i have all of trump's enemies, i'm tougher, i can beat biden. i'm kind of trump light. less risk, less calories. that's one campaign. tim scott is more of a reagan -esque -- candidate, move beyond trump. he's got something to sell. and then christie we'll be the one who thinks these other guys are so intimidated by trump, i can actually go to the electorate in the early states and say, look, i will tell you whichever way it is. this guy is a stone caluza. you all know it in your heart. i'm a fighter. let me go and get biden. and maybe he will sell some tickets this tim

affects it in the long term because you have to meet to see if there's, you know, how it is by and kristi. most people assume that fish either feel little or no pain . what does the research say of the marine biologist, whom with zig now has long been interested in the question as to whether fish, fuel pains we meet up with him in the natural history museum pounds a month. but when you talk about pain, you have to distinguish between 2 factors and is the high one is the purely sensory perception. and the other is the psychological perception, which it hurts and it's unpleasant and fish can feel sensory pain. and that's the questionnaires. can they also feel it psychologically on him? there was one study by james rose that concluded they don't know based on the reasoning that in humans processing the payment processing. emotional pain takes place primarily in the cerebrum. i'll buy things not exclusively, but mainly in the survey. bramble face do not have a cerebrum. so the argument is simple. no brain, no pain was no brain, no pains, incision or pain kind. but since then, in the last 20 t

uh, cuz we are giving you that it's a section of majestic hospital due to our, the kristi blackouts. hospitals need the supply of fuel for power generators. the also need medical supplies. and this could need that as, as unit. they have unique maybe come needs here to tell us more about the challenges facing, say when it is dr. osmond most i have them in shacking in the book. one of the problems facing the patients is that they cannot reach us because of the security situation or for financial reasons. they need kidney dialysis. when the fighting started we had enough storage. now we are about to run out to supplies the d. b, i need to else in this hudson operates 24 hours a day. we spoke to a doctor who didn't sleep more than 2 hours last night. so the majority of the doctors here work the moves are fine be there is a shortage of staff. there are also volunteers award continuously, but we have been in the hospital since the beginning of the conflict without even having more to ends the are provide things of services around the clock, the flash rods as killed at least a 176 people in

this covering is actually in politics doing this now from santiago, chile as well. kristi, the welcome to l j is, can see the at why if julian's wanted something more moderate to the last effort. do you think there's this big swing to the right? i'm hoping you can hear me, christina. yes, yes, you can get on. i've got to very well, i didn't hear your question. okay, let me just repeat it for you. what i was asking was, why if julian's wanted something more moderates off to the last time round, do you think there's been this big swing to the right? well, this has to do for the current situation in july of the political situation. then the main issue here was of the security to the campaign. i mean, when you saw the comparing for the, for the constitutional assembly, it was all about a more a proceed national campaign. so the issue about security was somebody needs to so if they didn't address the issues regarding what the constitution is, address the issues that she this are worried right now. so that these parties especially the far right and i have 5 right party, took advantage of tha

north, you know, see this, we all as a kidney that as a section of from adjustment due to our, the kristi blackouts, hospitals need the supply of fuel for power generators. the also need medical supplies and this good need that is has units. they have unique me to come needs. here to tell us more about the challenges facing 0 and it is dr. osmond most i haven't been in shacking in the one of the problems facing the patients is that they cannot reach us because of the security situation or for financial reasons. they need kidney dialysis when the fighting started we had enough storage. now we are about to run out to supplies the, the, i need to while seeing this, huntington operates 24 hours a day. and the whole thing we spoke to a doctor who didn't sleep more than 2 hours last night. so the majority of the doctors here work bubbles are fine. i think there is a shortage of staff enough that are also within tiers award with continuous lowering. we have been in the hospital since the beginning of the conflict without even ends the are provide things we have services around a lot of thousands

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i thank the members of congress that are -- chris, i know, and we've been friends a long time -- kristied medical leave act. >> [applause] >> -- and this guy felt it with every fiber in his being, when he was running, when he became governor, and when he became president. and by the way, welcome home, old buddy. >> [applause] >> he made history by signing that act into law. you know, as a team effort, i especially want to thank my friend, as i said, chris died, but also sitting next to him was a little bit helpful to. and by the way, stand up for a second. come on. >> [applause] >> -- i learned a long time ago -- i learned a long time ago, just say yes. if you ever ask me anything, i -- i know i'm going to have to say it eventually. please, sit down. but all kidding aside, you know, when chris introduced that bill, i think, 86, if i'm not mistaken, in the mid 80s -- working with republicans, chris and i still have this weird idea, you can still work with republicans. we negotiated a bipartisan compromise to get it done. and meanwhile, a long candidate clinton, and he not only signed it,

. >> and kristie lu stout is joining us. how are they preparing? >> reporter: conditions are getting worse and preparations have been in place as the storm is bearing down on the u.s. territory fwaum and it is delivering a triple threat of devastation, that is the language being used by the national weather service of guam. and that means rain, winds, storm surge that will pose a major risk to life and property. flash flood warning is in effect for the entire island which is home to about 150,000 people. we're learning that power supplies are dwindling. they say it can provide energy to only 1,000 of its 52,000 customers. and that the hospital is running on a generator. tuesday the island entered what is called a condition of readiness or core one. the governor of guam urged residents to stay indoors. military personnel have been instructed to shelter in place. and we're monitoring the situation at the international airport. you can just look at the website, dozens of flights have already been canceled or delayed ahead of the landfall. this storm a

kristie lu stout is live with more.ing and you've been reporting there are big power outages already. >> reporter: the storm right now is clipping northern guam. the island is ready thank goodness because it has been described as an extremely dangerous and life threatening situation. this typhoon mawar is unleashing this triple threat of torrential rain, high winds, storm surge that poses a major risk to both life and property and extreme wind warning is in febts effect for northern guam and flash flooding for the entire island. power supplies are dwindling. the power authority says it can provide energy only to 1,000 out of it 52,000 customers. and we learned the hospital is running on a generator. the governor urged all the residents to stay indoors. u.s. military personnel also ordered to stay indoors to she shelter in place. dozens of flights have been canceled or delayed. a number of visitors and residents are stranded, they just have to sit out the storm. but help is on standby. u.s. president biden has already is

kristie lu stout is joining us.e us some more detail. >> reporter: let's dig into this report from microsoft and this group known as volt typhoon. this is a state shop orred chinese hacking group that microsoft says has been spying on american critical infrastructure. in the report that just came out, it was released on wednesday, microsoft says that the group is out to disrupt critical communications between the u.s. and asia in the event of a crisis. microsoft says that the group volt typhoon has been active since mid 2021 and targeted critical infrastructure in parts of the u.s. including guam. guam is home to strategic u.s. military installations and also the site of a major communications hub between the u.s. and asia pacific region. i want you to look at this full screen graphic of sectors according to microsoft that are targeted by the chinese hacking group. they include construction, education, government, i.t., manufacturing, maritime, transport, utility. and microsoft published details of the code online.

. >>> a special graduation gift from kristy cream. the company's sweet deal for the class of 2023. >>> definitely pack a jacket this morning. it's chilly, breezy and foggy. it will clear up later this afternoon. >>> markets opened about 13 minutes ago. some red on the board for the dow jones down 103 points. >>> the money watch report, the cash sharing app venmo is allowing 13 to 17 year olds to open an account with their parents permission. parents can monitor the account transactions and adjust privacy settings and it comes with a debit card which parents can lock and unlock. before the change in policy, many parents had set up accounts for their kids through their own accounts and that is a violation of venmo's rules. >>> krispy kreme is offering grads a delicious opportunity for dough. they are giving away a dozen of the original glazed doughnuts to the class of 2023. any high school or college seniors that wear their class shirt, graduation gown or cap is eligible. this is the fourth year they honored grads. this wia dough-plombo

dual over covid restrictions, but if it were you could look at somebody like south dakota governor kristiok a very principled stance in real time at the time and said no i'm not going to shut businesses down because i don't have the short to shut businesses down and even ron desantis can't say that. obviously donald trump can't say that, nor can mike pence. as i look at it, i don't think any of the republicans running right now who were in a position of authority at the time can say that, but she can. >> laura: well, to that point, mollie, i mean, republican governors don't have the opportunity all that much to discuss our engagement with china, but ron desantis did come out and say no, no, no, no, we're not buying up all this property. we're not allowing the ccp to basically hand pick byers of property any longer in florida. does that give him the bona fide ease on the china issue that he doesn't perhaps otherwise have. >> i think the most important thing for the republican voter is that the republican nominee have an america-first approach to foreign policy and you've seen that with pre

joining me now, kristie lu stout in hong kong. what more do we need to know? >> reporter: we're still trying to collect reportable details about the sensitive case, but it is life in prison for this elderly 78-year-old u.s. citizen in china. it was yesterday when john lee own, also a permanent resident here in hong kong, was sentenced to life for espionage in a chinese court west of shanghai. cases involving state security are very sensitive, usually handled behind closed doors. and u.s. state department overnight says that it is aware of the case and also added this, take a listen -- >> when a u.s. citizen is detained overseas, the department works to provide all appropriate assistance including rel rel rel relevant counselor access. >> reporter: of course tensions continue to simmer between china and the united states over trade, over taiwan, over tech, over other geopolitical issues. it also comes at a time when these two powers are trying to stabilize the relationship. last week as we reported here, we saw china's top diplomat and u.s. national security ad

speakers was south dakota governor and "yellowstone" extra distracted yellow by two horses having sex, kristinoem wanted to assure the audience that it's never too early to get your kids excited about packing heat. >> did you know that i'm also a grandmother? not just once, but twice. have two beautiful grandchildren. you you little miss addie, who is almost two, and branch, who is just a few months old, they have brought us so much joy. run now addie, who, you know, soon will need them, i want to you down reassure you, she already has a she already shotgun, and she already has a had rifle. a shotgun and she are you >> stephen: a toddler with a shotgun and a rifle. and arrive that's the really terrible twos. noem wanted to make sure in everybody knew about one of the about one of the nra's greatest strengths: diversity. things >> the media would have us you believe that the nra is only wait made up of old white guys. and all of you old white guys can be proud and raise your for hands. wait nice to be proud but there's a lot of other people. a lot of diversity within the nra. diversity >> step

kristi from florida, can you scream like the woman from the city council? no.t's your problem with helmets? don't you want your scooter-driving producer to be the safe? >> it's a little too safe. all right, live a little scooter-driving producer. don't live so much you get killed in mexico but let the wind go through your hair. you've got a lot of it. that's it for us. dvr the show. always remember, i'm watters, this is my world. ♪ >> hello america welcome to fox news tonight i'm lawrence jones. for the past four years, i have traveled all across the country covering america's crime crisis. mostly in progressive cities. people from all different backgrounds ar and they have one simple request. for our leaders to protect us. do what's essentially their only job. but for years these people have been ignored. they've altered their life style and the way they move for their protection and their

and i'd be interested to kristy, of a more unhealthy arrest. right. you're going placing headlines back. nobody had any flu. that the scraggly guy with a long red beard and everything is like one of the most as far as hackers, online. with the names from the ender acts, i decided that i would harness my new friends that i was garnering in the united as collective. and i said, i gotta plan. i said i, i think i'm what i want to take down the county website. i should, but i want to be super cool about it because i can now i'm here in this town. so what i like to do is do it really ethical hacking style. let's do it on a sunday at noon for 30 minutes and would pronounce. it will tell them the specific time it is going to be down to this, no, in the public to know that you just just wait, you know, and they will come back. i just went off, did it shut in a coffee house, and i'm sure you know these attacks. i'm deploying cyber. what instead of crew bill? just a de door to detectives from santa drew. shares walked in and gave everybody a good look over. and

they may be 1%ers as don likes to say but they're getting less interest than chris kristi's peloton.n't they credible? i mean if you ask me it sounds like ron's living up to his desanctimonious nickname. kind of like i did when al qaeda prisoners at guantanamo bay called me line egg harbor boarding. the disney dustup they announced they are pulling one billion of investment from florida something the trump camp is hitting on. saying ron desantis is letting a no good very bad week letting disney steamroll him. everything adviceers tell candidates. sure feels like republican establishment are running ron's campaign right into the ground. the closer he gets the lower his numbers go. is it too late for hillary to run? just a picture? is it too late for her to run for governor of florida? she could at least scare away the alligators, too. so what's old joe think of this trump desantis back and forth? >> no, no, no. let 'em fight it out. let them pound each other. i don't care. that's good for me. besides i feel pretty good. did you see my poll numbers against orange man bad? i'm up. i'm h

for more, let's go to cnn's kristie lu stout who joins us. what does this signal? rosemary of this is china's first mayday holiday after the pandemic and tourism is surging. in shanghai, tourism authorities there say the city has received over 3 million visit ints from tourists. i want to show you this footage, massive crowds have descended on popular destinations, including the great wall of china. 14,000 people visited one section of the wall located north of beijing. and you see throngs of visitors there walking the wall, at the entrance. quite a number of them waiting to queue for the cable cars. and if you want tickets to another portion, good luck because tickets are sold out for may 1 and may 2nd. and meanwhile in macau, hundreds of thousands of chinese tourists are crowding into the world's biggest gaming and gambling hub, it's an area known for restaurants, shopping areas and glitzy casinos, and this tourist surge is coming after the covid-19 restrictions were lifted in january, opening the door wide to visitors for the first time in more than three years,

kristi noem. just to name a few.is is getting ominous. comically large and that wisdom is that the bigger the field, the more it helps mr. trump because it scatters the non-trump wrote. the truck vote is probably set. and so the idea is you could simply, a single candidate who can rally the non-trump wrote. but then you can't do that. however, we are a long way from iowa and the field is going to narrow and more candidates you get into less money there is to go around and the less support there is to go around. it is probable that the conventional wisdom would turn out to be wrong here and a bigger field would end up shrinking in the end rather than preventing anybody from becoming straightout alternative to trump. >> mike: and i think 2016 circle, jeb bush was expected to be a person that did not pan out. lastly, your thoughts on 2024 so far? >> well, i would agree with a lot of what britt just said. you can't really believe, you know, at the polls there was a guy named clinton and nobody knew what the heck he was a

let's bring in clare sebastian and kristie lu stout. >> here in europe i think that the attention has now shifted a bit away from the fed and towards european centralmeets t. but the same question is how close to the end of their rate hiking cycle they are. ecb is expected to raise rates again today and inflation still high at 7%, but core inflation data this week has dropped just a little bit. so that may be factor ed in there. banks are pretty mixed. still scrutiny on the sector because of the continuing turmoil we're seeing in the u.s. regional banks. pac west shares falling by about a half on that report that they could be considering strategic options. and i think rate centers here in europe will be looking to the fed and that turmoil in the u.s. regional banks as a cautionary tail when they make their decision today. >> and one thing the fed chief said yesterday, he said it is still possible for the u.s. to avoid a recession, that would certainly send a good message elsewhere around the world. but there are so many conflicting signals here on the u.s. economy and the global econ

brandi chris chain olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi and former pro golfer morgan pressel. >> reallyhing more important to elevating these championships, then putting them on historic premier venues like pebble beach. they knew they withstand the test of time. they outlive any single player. any era. i mean, just think about how many incredibly historic events have been hosted here over the years. >> lakers starting to get some separation in the 3rd quarter. they're up 86 to 76, of course, like i said once this one goes final, we will have full highlights right here on kron 4 news. but for now. >> we are live at the chase center. back to you gu >> candid conversations with children about race and identity. that's what viewers will be getting in. a new documentary called 1000%. me growing up mix. yeah. the film features bay area families of mixed race including the family of the director. wk mao bell well fortune. well, bellow talks with the bay area native about the film. >> if i asked you what, ingredients, make >> and love. >> and a llama and a corgi from the mouths of babes comes

well, now, the governor of south dakota, kristi noem joining two dozen republican governors fightingitting public comment to these proposed changes saying, quote: the proposed rule is unacceptable. if not withdrawn, the department's flawed proposed rule will cause untold harm to women and girls in sports. and our next guest agrees. 12 time ncaa all-american swimmer who tied against trans swimmer lia thomas as you just saw in that image right there. reilly gaines joins us from the ruffle rotunda. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: it's great to have you. so, you testified on capitol hill about title ix yesterday. and as the lawmakers listened to your story. how would you interpret what they took from what you had to say? >> hearing was the rise in left leaning violence among protesters. so what this hearing was there was three witnesses who were there to testify on behalf of this growing number of protesters from -- or protests from these left leaning individuals and one witness and protesting in opposition the democrats could only talk about right wing extremism.

these are nice resistol, 5x hats donated by the governor of south dakota, kristi noem. rachel: that's very nice. pete: thank you, america. will: nice looking hats. rachel: i like it. the professional bull riding world finals are underway in fort worth, texas, and just like the cowboys, the bulls are looking to come out on top. abby hornacek joins us now with stock contractor stacy addison and tommy boonen with their bull, cool whip. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. [laughter] cool whip is trying to get tommy here, he's been such a great sport. stacy and tommy are partners on cool whip, and, stacy, you have such a crew anemic way of interacting with your animals. can you tell me about that? >> i really believe that they feel the way you audiocassette to them just like a dog. if you yelled at a dog all the time, they'd be fussy, and i think it's the same way with the big animals. >> reporter: i have to ask you, why is this gate tie off? >> cool whip likes to put his horn back here, he's kind of a food monger. you can tell by the size of him. loves to eat, so he tries to g

kristi noem, just to name a few.y large. the conventional wisdom the bigger the field the more it helps mr. trump because it scatters the non-trump vote. the trump vote is probably set and so the idea is you get somebody single candidate who can rally the non-trump vote but if they're scattered all over the place you can't do. that, however, we are a long way away from iowa. and the field is going to narrow and the more candidates you get, in the less money there is to go around, the less support there is to go around. it's quite probable that the conventional wisdom will turn out to be wrong here and biggerfield will end up shrinking in the end rather than preventing anybody from becoming a straight out all turnerrive to trump. >> mike: i think at this point in 2016 cycle jeb bush was expected to be the person. that didn't pan out. leslie, your thoughts on 2024 so far? >> well, i would agree with a lot of what brit just said. i mean, we are more than 500 days out. you can't really believe, you know, the polls, and r

if you are sununu, kristie, you might say, hey, desantis is, week i have a good shot as he does. >> on that point, i was about to ask about governor youngkin. i'm old enough to remember, at the milken conference, earlier this month, late last month, told the milken conference in los angeles, i will not run for president. now he put out an ad that is basically likening himself to ronald reagan. is that why he is doing this? to david's point, that he views, or potentially views, governor desantis as being weak as a challenger to trump? >> yeah, i think that a spot on. i think for a number of these candidates, you heard chris christie referenced earlier, flowed on friday, you know, he's in the position to make an announcement. you heard, obviously, tim scott is doing that. now they are looking at the potential opportunity in this field because the space has been left a little bit more wide open by wrong desantis. the culture war thing is a very narrow lane. the translation, so youngkin can make a case this way, the translation, if you were to look at, what i'm doing as governor, what it t

and it says kristy's presence on the gop debate stage.lf as the only serious republican challenger willing to directly confront former president trump. however, there is another candidate already doing that, and that is the former republican governor of arkansas, asa hutchinson, who's been on the show many times, and he has been very clear in his arguments about why trump should not be president again. and joining me now "outfront" is asa hutchinson. so i appreciate your time. so, what's interesting here is you're a former governor, chris christie's also a former governor. you both support abortion exceptions for rape, incest, the life of the mother. you're open to certain gun control measures. you said the 2020 election wasn't stolen. i guess, at least, we still have to mention that, but that's important for the republican party base. you said the party needs to move on from trump. all of these are things that the two of you happen to share. we're learning christy sees himself as the only serious republican challenger. >> chris christie

. >> kristie, one of the things i was thinking about.said things about e. jean carroll that i would've thought given the verdict, he may not have said but he said them anyway. and he kept saying things about the election and election denial. i was gonna pardon january six people. can you tell me what further legal implications there is from donald trump continuing to does it help him to say i've why i keep saying it or does it hurt him where he keeps on reinforcing the things he might be getting into trouble for or was already found liable for. >> donald trump is a prosecutor's dream and a defense attorney's nightmare. he just any good defense attorney is going to tell a target of a criminal investigation to stop talking. anything you say and will be used against you. donald trump seems incapable of doing that. he made numerous incriminating statements in a number of criminal investigations that are pending at the cnn town hall. if that town hall is any indication, donald trump on the campaign trail is going to be the gift that keeps on

kristi: you know, history and learning it is uncomfortable but if you understand someone else's historyt treat them like they are an outcast. if all you were taught i am a slave in my people were slaves you don't see that much in me, so it is a benefit for all people to learn black history. judy: a community that remains divided over its past and how to move forward, but still trying to engage. for the pbs newshour, i am judy woodruff, oklahoma. stephanie:stephanie: take a look online where judy shares her personal reflections on reporting on tulsa. that is at pbs.org/newshour. jeff: leeann morgan finds comity in the chaos of marriage and motherhood, a storyteller who draws from her experiences in rural tennessee being married for over 30 years and raising three kids and becoming a grandmother for the first time. foundey would say "their" baby. [laughter] and we would say, "our" baby. [laughter] and then they use words like "boundaries." [laughter] jeff: her standup career is taking off and she's just released her first netflix standup special. leeann morgan: they're going to have this