we talked to the la times reporter asking the senator about her voting and coming back , as well as some political experts. >> this was the first video of senator dianne feinstein returning to capitol hill after an almost three-month absence. she was in a wheelchair and appearing frail, now there are questions about her cognitive health , after a brief exchange tuesday with a small group of reporters who spoke with her after voting on the senate floor. >> we saw the elevator she would be coming out of and was able to kind of walk alongside her while she was being pushed. >> reporter: benjamin is the politics reporter for the la times and one of the reporters who spoke with diane feinstein. >> she was asked, how did it feel to be back? she said good. we asked, how does a here feel to hear about the people that are asking what you are doing while you were gone? she responded, i've been working, i've been voting. >> it is possible the senator misunderstood the question, but it's not clear. >> and i said a couple more things. she returned last week after several months of being absent, you k

time and 80% departures. of course, area which is telling you flights from las vegas are delayed. york jfk looks like you're now on time. but overall make sure to check that flight status. now we started the week on monday, some places at 88, even 90 degrees. but this low pressure system really dropping down those temperatures. but today really wasn't. >> too bad. those high temperatures show some people out enjoying the weather. santa roda, your high 69, san francisco, 64 half moon bay. 62. >> so right there on the coast, we're at the 60's. oakland, we're at 67 hayward. 69 fremont, 72 san jose. 73 in morgan hill. 67. so for the bay where the upper 60's for you and inland, we are antioch, 77 livermore, 73, some cloudy conditions, of course, that delta breeze really dropping down the feels like temperature. tonight. we're going to see a more fog met moving our way. sunset is going to be at 8.20, and temperatures will stay in the 50's to 54 for our lows. but really it's going to those gusty conditions continue to watch 27 miles per hour. as we start tomorrow as well. so gusty conditi

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a new uc berkeley la times poll says that trump has the support of 44% of california is likely republican primary voters florida governor ron desantis has 26%. trump leads to santa 62 to 23% among likely california republican voters who identify as strongly conservative desantis does better with those who identify as moderate conservatives. the poll has a margin of error of plus or -3 and a half percent time is running out tonight for saturday to fill some vacancies. the city's looking for residents to fill spots on the city boards and committees. some of the vacancies are in the housing advisory committee in the architectural review board library advisory in the county connection. citizens advisory committed committee just to name a few. but you have to hurry because the deadline for most of the committee says 11:59pm tonight you can head over to their website at san ramon dot ca dot gov. to find out more information. >> and now as we check on the 4 zone forecast this evening, we're taking a look at the memorial day across a set up in lafayette. they've been there for years now. four's a

the la times did an interesting piece last week discussing kind of the severity of shingles and how painful damaging it can be especially to people in their 80s, senator feinstein is in her late '80s almost 90 so it can be a very excruciating disease. we don't know how long she's going to be out but when it comes to subpoenaing justices to kind of get to the bottom of some of these ethical concerns the democrats don't have the ability to do that without bipartisan support until she returns. >> is there any sort of hard to date yet given by her so it's sort of a wait and see game. there's been lowering among different press reports and things that she may return to, but it's still too soon to say. >> max in georgia, independent line. >> thank you for taking my call. two quick comments and then one about the title 22. i think it should be rescinded with to get better security on the border i think is just [inaudible] number two, term limits. you have the manpower 20, 30, 40 years and they are out of touch with the working family. thank you very much and have a good day. >> on the title 42 end

carolina: arrancamos con esta imagen de la portada de la revista time. de ron desantis. hablamos de Él porque podrÍa convertirse en el prÓximo presidente de estados unidos. se espera que la prÓxima semana, el jueves, anuncio oficialmente que se lanza a la presidencia disputÁndose la nominaciÓn del partido republicano con el ex presidente donald trump. borja: en tallahassee, segÚn se explica, lo que el gobernador quiere, se hace. desde temas de aborto, armas y educaciÓn. y ahora tenemos la ley mÁs estricta del paÍs en contra de los indocumentados y ha sido firmada por el gobernador desantis. carolina: cambiando de tema. se reporta la muerte de una niÑa de ocho aÑos, que estaba bajo custodia de la patrulla fronteriza. la menor tuvo una emergencia mÉdica. fue llevada junto a su familia a un hospital donde perdiÓ la vida. borja: l incidente ocurre dÍas despuÉs de que se confirmara la muerte de otro hondureÑo de 17 aÑos mientras estaba tambiÉn bajo custodia migratoria en el estado de la florida. vamos en vivo con andrea leÓn. andrea, sÉ que tienes los detalle

she did a recent interview with the la times where she apparently made reference says she had been in washington the whole time doing votes when she was asked about missing votes. so this adds fuel to the fire of is she capable? how does that? how do we deal with the situation? because clearly she doesn't have to go. she doesn't want to go right. >> well, that's absolutely true. a member of congress is the owner of their seat. so the seat does not belong to the party. and so it's really up to that member to decide whether they stay or go. and for senator feinstein, she has a choice whether to leave or not before for to retire next year. now, however, the senate can remove she can be expelled. according to article one, section 5 of the constitution. if they can get a two-thirds vote. that's unlikely to but it is still possible. >> what does this mean to california not being at the very top of her game, but particularly they've already said that her workload would be lighter because her doctors recommend that. and what does it mean for the democrats in terms of their strategy moving for

. >>> por su rÁpido ascenso en el mundo de la mÚsica, la revista time elige al dj argentino bizazarrap prÓxima generaciÓn. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> hola quÉ tal, buenas tardes, bienvenidos, empezamos con noticia de Última hora, la muerte de la cantante de rock tina turner a los 84 aÑos. ella fue cantante, compositora, bailarina y tambiÉn actriz. desde la primera reacciÓn a su fallecimiento ya. >>> y ahora continuamos con noticia de Última hora. >>> esta es una noticia de Última hora. >>> en una noticia de Último momento, el presidente joe biden se prepara para hablar desde la casa blanca justo cuando se celebra el aniversario luctuoso de la masacre de uvalde, escuchemos. >>> buenos dÍas para todo estados unidos, luego de esa masacre estuvimos allÍ, y habÍa 21 luces de velas por cada una de las vÍctimas, niÑos de 9 a 11 aÑos y 2 educadores, ademÁs de 17 personas mÁs lesionadas. estuvimos con las familias devastadas, la situaciÓn nunca volverÁ a ser la misma. a los familiares de los niÑos y educadores, sabemos que despuÉs de un aÑo continÚa siendo doloroso, sin esas alegrÍas diarias y esas r

madre buscadora marÍa herrera magdaleno, acaba de hacer historia al haber sido reconocida por la revista timea lo hubiera cambiado todo por saber del paradero de sus hijos. herrera: soy como todas las madres, una madre que busca los caminos, las formas para llegar a saber de Él. >> seÑor presidente. nos condenan a morir como resultado de esta guerra. sambuccetti: doÑa mary nunca imaginÓ que los caminos la llevarÍan a combatir el crimen organizado con mujeres de todo mÉxico. aunque desde muy joven sabÍa que querÍa ayudar y entrÓ al convento de las operarias de la sagrada familia en michoacÁn. herrera: y considero que fue la mejor etapa de mi vida. sambuccetti: querÍa ser monja. herrera: asÍ es. sambuccetti: ahora usted se enamora. ¿cÓmo pasa de monja a estar enamorada? herrera: y no me pregunten cÓmo, porque la verdad, no lo entiendo. me casÉ. sambuccetti: su marido era viudo y tenÍa 8 hijos. todos los niÑos quedaron al cuidado de doÑa mary. herrera: fueron unos niÑos siempre muy nobles, muy buenos. difÍcil en cuanto a que yo no estaba acostumbrada, digamos, a lavar montones de ropa. fueron 17

hijos en mÉxico un paÍs con mÁs de 109 mil desaparecidos nombrada una persona influyente por la revista timerzas para alzar la voz. >>> noticias telemundo. ♪. >>> con julio vaqueiro desde ciudad de mÉxico. >>> buenas tardes hoy desde nuestros nuevos estudios en la capital mexicana. comenzamos con una noticia de Última hora. >>> un vehÍculo irrumpiÓ a toda velocidad por una de las puertas de entrada al vaticano, desde luego encendiÓ la alerta en la santo sede vamos con paola con los detalles, buenas noches paola?. >periodista: esta tarde a las ocho de la noche un coche intentÓ entrar a la puerta de sa santa ana y entrÓ a la fuerza igualmente se enviÓ mensaje para que se cerrara el jardÍn del vaticano para que no puedo se entrar al acercarse se bajÓ del coche y la gendarmerÍa lote tuvo era un hombre de 40 aÑos de edad se dieron cuenta que el hombre iba con problemas. >>> bueno en este intento de detener el automÓvil el inspector de la gendarmerÍa disparÓ a las llantas para detenerlo a pesar de haber golpeado el vehÍculo continuÓ con su carrera la gendarmerÍa lo de detuvo frente a la fuera de s

the new uc berkeley la times poll says that trump has the support of 44% of california's likely republican primary voters, florida governor ron desantis has 26% and trump leads to santa 62 to 23% among likely california republican voters identify as strongly conservative desantis does better with those who identify as moderate conservatives. the poll has a margin of error of plus or -3 and a half percent. >> let's check on our 4 zone weather forecast. we're going to be beginning a new work week, but folks are still trying to enjoy what's left of the memorial day holiday. and this is a live look tonight at sfo. brittany, we're going to stretch out every minute of the holiday weekend as we can. yes, we are every minute we're going to do that. maybe you can stay up a little later than checking in again sfo has people kind of stretch in that holiday fear headed out right now? you can see those conditions not bad. the corner your stream. you can still see bush's swaying back and 40 showing that we have breezy conditions right there in the bottom of your screen. i just check for delays. there's

according to the la times, the report found cal state.t's only paying 85% of what it actually costs to keep the 23 campus network running csu trustee who worked on the report says the cost of operating the system is much higher than the revenues. the report recommended tuition hikes to address those shortcomings, including a 3% increase for current students and a 5% increase for incoming students and as costs of higher education do continue to rise. there's a need to start saving earlier today is national 5 to 9 day a reference to 5.29 education savings plans a 5 to 9 savings account can be started by a parent grandparent or even the student themself as it grows in value. the earnings are not taxed along the way. and when they're withdrawn, those earnings are taxed either. meaning you get more money for college. anyone in a student's life can actually contribute to a 5.29. plan. patricia roberts runs the website gift of college dot com. and through that site, you can even take an unused gift card and turn it into a contribution. most of t

according to the la times, the report found cal state is only paying 85% of what it actually costs toeep the 23 campus network running csu trustees who worked on the report says the cost of operating the system is much higher than the revenues. the report recommended tuition hikes to address the shortcomings, including a 3% increase for current students and a 5% increase for incoming students. the state farm insurance company no longer ensuring new homes and other properties in california. the company is blaming wildfires and rebuilding cost. state farm says the change will not affect existing customers. the company says it will continue to offer auto insurance in california. state farm now becomes the second insurance carrier to stop insuring homes here in the golden state. some exciting news out of the north bay where nevado ys hamilton middle school is now home to a u.s. chess champion. overall, the team took 4th place in the u.s. chess federation. the awards are a big deal for the school. more than 70% of their students are considered economically disadvantaged kron four's ella so

time. let's talk baseball. we're learning more about the a's and their move to las vegas. so bill was introduced to finance a new 30,000 seat stadium on the strip. and reporter kyle paine has more on where that stands this morning. >> we have to go through the whole bill and make sure we understand the creation of a tax district that we're going to be doing. enhancements for the state. you know how long this is going to know how long the bond is going to be issued for in a week or about those 2 questions. i think we're just all going to kill my byline line by line state. senator scott hammond confirmed the financing details in the bill outlining the a stadium deal of the 380 million dollars in public funding. the state would contribute 180 million with half of that being repaid with tax revenue generated by the ballpark. clark county would fun 145 million dollars of that amount. much of that from bonds they pay down over time. the county commissioners did not return our repeated requests for comment instead telling 8 news now, quote, the county is not in a position to prov

according to the la times, that report found cal state the only pain 85% of what it actually cost to keep the 23 campus network running csu trustee who worked on the report. so the cost of operating that system is much higher than the revenue they bring in the report recommended tuition hikes to address the shortcomings, including a 3% increase for current students in a 5% increase for incoming students. state farm insurance says they will no longer accept new applications for property insurance in california. the insurance company says no new policies will be issued as of saturday. it cites historic increases in construction costs and inflation. they're also saying the risk of wildfires is just too great. the cause of bill is too high. existing customers will not be impacted and that move does not impact personal vehicle insurance. company says the action is necessary to improve its financial strength. well, a tight labor market is creating more demand for teenagers to fill summer jobs. >> government data shows that about 34% of american teens between the ages of 16 19 had jobs in a

budget gap of over a billion dollars and they might be forced to increase tuition according to the la times report found cal state is only pain. 85% of what actually costs to keep the 23 campuses network running csu trustee who worked on the report says the cost of operating the system is much higher than the revenues pattern will continue in the coming years. a report recommended tuition hikes to address the shortcomings, including a 3% increase for current students. 5% increase for incoming students. >> hey, good morning, everyone. i'm michael thomas. coming up, we're talking all about memorial day. events will have details on the walnut creek ceremony. that's happening are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. lowe's knows you need appliances... ...that work as good as they look. that's why we carry... ...a suite of lg appliances. so you can get the most...

the uc berkeley la times poll revealed 42% say that she should step down. 52% have an unfavorable view of the senator compared to 29% have a positive view of her. the poll has a margin of error of plus or -2 percentage points. the 89 year-old democrat return to washington, d.c., earlier this month after suffering from shingles. and she did face some complications during her recovery. the kept her sidelined from the senate for about 3 months. despite a looming deadline to raise the debt ceiling, lawmakers are skipping town. they're headed back home for the holiday weekend. no deal has been reached. our washington correspondent raquel martin tells us what this means for the ongoing negotiations. >> this should not impact negotiations between the president and speaker mccarthy's team. lawmakers are essentially on call to return to washington to vote on a compromise deal at any moment. but right now it's unclear exactly how negotiators will get. there were less than a week away from the faulting washington is on edge. we should all the outrage and we should all before leaving for the holid

according to the la times. the report found cal state is only pain. 85% of what it actually costs to keep the 23 campus network up and running. well, a csu trustee worked on report, says the cost of operating the system. that's much higher than the revenue that report recommended tuition hikes to address the shortcomings, including a 3% increase for current students and a 5% increase for incoming students. state farm insurance says it will no longer accept new applications for property insurance right here in california. that insurance company says no new policies will be issued as of saturday. it cites historic increases in construction costs and inflation. they're also saying that the risk of wildfires is way too great and the cost of rebuilding is just too high. existing customers will not be affected and the move it thankfully does not have that personal vehicle insurance. company says the action is necessary to improve its financial strength. well, a tight labor market is creating more demand for teenagers

according to a new report in the la times, cal state is only paying 85% of what it actually costs to keep the 23 campus network running csu trustee who worked on the report says the cost of operating the system is a lot higher than the revenues. that report recommends tuition hikes to fix the problem, including a 3% increase for current students and a 5% increase for incoming students. >> if 10, 18 and more and more businesses are now requiring teenagers to be shop around because they say they're causing trouble shopping center's museum parks, restaurants, they blame a bad behavigr incidents on america's youth. so some are requiring the kids who are under 18 have to be with somebody who's 21 or older businesses say that when they've done this restriction, it has cut down on the number of disruptions that have happened. critics, though, say that having these types of requirements, stifles teens, independence and social development. >> well, from learning another language to getting in shape, turning your goals into a game could actually make you more likely to stick with that. the gam

. >> well, a new report now for the la times reveals that most colleges in our state do not offer rape say that there are financial and logistical concerns, including a shortage of qualified nurses to administer that special victims of assault to attend cal state and uc campuses are often referred to sites that are up to in some cases 12 miles away from campus. it's even further for schools in rural areas. there is one exam room for assault at uc irvine which opened in april. the times says it's the only one of its kind on any college campus in our state. student advocacy groups now are pushing for more on campuses. they're citing an increase in assault involving college students. >> and those groups also say that college students are less likely to report assaults to the police. 9.33. time new this morning. bart is planning to update its parking fees if approved the minimum daily fee now would be $3 at all stations. the maximum fee would be $8. however, that doesn't apply. >> to the west oakland parking lot because that price is fixed. a $10.50 a day. monthly parking passes are also s

kennedy: the la times humanitarian said no, reported would never submit a question in advance with question for start their residence hard universe manager first and she has the same exact question, how is that not being complicit really like 26 i know you can without. guest: will be say that white house munication's office is obviously picked up ms. cleo, has an advisor now she can read people's minds. [laughter] kennedy: is wonderful and amazing and is quite a gift and apparently, they predicted that the president will win in a landslide nobody has to worry about anything and piano, thank you so much for being flexible benevolent burlington gary and one brad, the great job. guest: thank you kennedy because the president highs from the press, he's also spending like your buddies watching today the president met with house speaker kevin mccarthy, like as a majority leader chuck schumer urging them to come to an agreement on raising the debt ceiling and mccarthy said that he will not allow it without budget cuts and so, his cellmate now, about the other president promised resolution is comin

for another perspective, i'm joined by lz granderson, columnist for the la times.ood to see you. it should say, you are also a veteran sports journalist and you have reported for years on professional sports' move toward more inclusivity of gay athletes. did the dodgers strike out on this one? at least initially? lz: using their own words, yes. i had interview with the president of the dodgers and he said they made a mistake, and he explained why. they are an organization that have done the celebrations for 10 years without any hitch. this year, they had a pitch and they didn't know what to do and they panicked. they had meetings with the community, the lgbtq+ community, and they decided to re-invite them. returning back to their overall theme which is the organization supports the community. stephanie: what was the original sin, so to speak, by the dodgers, in your view? was it rescinding the invitation? at what point did they go wrong? lz: i think they went wrong assuming they couloperate the same they ha for the last 10 years. that is not just a commentary for t

free throw disparity, they cannot have another game where they only get to the free-throw line 6 times, la got to the free-throw line 29 times, we just can't have that. >>> thank you. still ahead, using a high-tech train card to make sure the tracks are safe for all the other cars. it's a new tool bart is rolling out today, we will show you. >>> we are getting into mosquito season and nobody wants them in their yard, how one bay area county is using drones for the first time to try to get a buzz above the problem. >>> all of these puddles are perfect breeding grounds for those flying tasks and we have more rain falling across the bay area today, gradually we are going to see the sh >>> you've got to see this, bart is showing off its newest high-tech tool, it is designed to improve train service for you. the transit agency today unveiled a $10 million, 63 foot long rail inspection vehicle, it is huge . engineers say it works fast, travels 70 miles per hour , and it inspects the tracks using a 3-d technology. the high definition images can ees or other objects on the tracks that could cause

that can't be left unsaid on monday for the second time in a month, the a's announced another binding agreement to purchase land for a new ballpark in las vegas. this time setting the team sights on a portion of the current tropicana, las vegas property, a project that would require hundreds of millions of dollars in public dollars. >> which the nevada legislature has yet to approve how gordon is affectionately known at the coliseum as how the hot dog guy earning the nickname during his 6 years as a vendor. he left that job after graduating with a ph d this year but has still attending a handful of games as a fan. it's so strange being there. it's very strange thing. there. >> i think there's that combination of of wanting it not to end being so furious. >> how >> that he mistreated. >> it's also ranked last in attendance among 30 major league teams averaging just over 9100 fans per game. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. breaking news now out of martinez were county health officials have lifted the health advisory for downtown martinez after a mercury spill at an amtrak train station. this advisory was issued back on may 9th and people

. >>> jordÁn era conocido por su caracterÍstico zas del prunz pe del pop en la estaciÓn de time squareonotralo culpable puede pasar 15 aÑos en prisiÓn. en new york, noticias telemundo. >>> hoy el presidente de mÉxico reaccionÓ a los comentarios del senador republicano el legislador asegurÓ que si en estados unidos mÉxico estarÍa comiendo alimento de gato. es el Único escalÓn en la atenciÓn que aumenta entre los paÍses por el trÁfico de fentanilo. isa osorio reporta. >>> en un nuevo capÍtulo de la guerra de palabras que se ha declarado entre senadores republicanos con el gobierno mexicano, ahora john kennedy y legislador que no es familiar del expresidente estadounidense john f kennedy aprovechÓ su escaÑo para ofender a mÉxico >>>. >>> mexicano titubeo al responder. sen >>> la persona es una persona non grata en mÉxico, es un mentiroso. >>> pedimos informaciÓn de la oficina del senador kennedy y pero no tuvimos respuesta. >>> alzÓ la voz e hizo un llamado para los mexicanos que viven en estados unidos no voten por el partido republicano. >>> quiÉn tenga un abuelo migrante, un padre migr

are going to these games on monday for the second time in a month, the a's announced another binding agreement to purchase land for a new ballpark in las vegas. >> this time setting the team sights on a portion of the current tropicana, las vegas property, a project that would require hundreds of millions of dollars in public dollars, which the nevada legislature has yet to approve how gordon is affectionately known at the coliseum as how the hot dog guy earning the nickname during his 6 years as a vendor. he left that job after graduating with a ph d this year but has still attending a handful of games as a fan. if there's anyone that you couldn't trust, if you and of a nevada politician or nevada resident, let me tell you, it's these 2 guys adjourn, fish and they've last year. the a's finished with 102 losses and are on pace to eclipse that total this season. the a's rank last in attendance among all 30 major league teams averaging just over 9100 fans per game. philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> coming up, the herd of goats is coming to oakland. we know what they'll be used for. plus, a potential water rate increase coming to marion coun

la campania had become a social worker in redwood city and said the time felt right to come forward, especially since father carter was still working as a priest for the archdiocese at immaculate heart of mary in belmont. >> you do it because of the safety of children. because he's still a priest out there. >> reporter: in april 2002, she says she reported abuse directly to the archdiocese of san francisco. later that admonition she filed this police report accusing carter of molesting her as a child. then in august, she sued the church. carter was put on leave by san francisco's archbishop at the time, william la vade, and the church went on to settle the lawsuit without admission of guilt. that did not end father carter's days as a priest. march 2003, archbishop la vade wrote this letter to father carter informing the priest the archdiocese independent review board reviewed the allegations of sexual abuse of a minor and have judged these allegations to be unfounded. carter was placed back into ministry. >> the father carter story i think is one of the most shameful for the archdioc

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la liga, which was registered 26 times under francis collin in the 1993-1994 season together with lania, has been broken by sada and sima news agency. we have reached the end of tonight's program . barcelona in spain succeeded in defeating their base, and we talked about it in tonight's program, and zahra did another one, and the mother of beach soccer. we will pay all the national and club teams and we will inform you, but day by day the football of our country will be better and i will see the count . get up your van load sign, get up on the first page to serve the people you have a stronghold, my friend

>> it was your first time in las vegas. her first look at that famous strip outside -- it's gaudy, cavernous casinos. but for endless electronic clatter, and darker places, where many suits hounded hovered over the studied calm of wishful thinking. >> and there was adrien solomon. and he was here on business. >> i was excited to go and see what the city was all about. >> adrian came to las vegas to plan a medical conference, and meeting planted planning was her business. a road job -- >> i was probably gone 50% of the time. >> and now the job had brought her here, to a vast casino, all alone. exciting, of course, the breaking down compared to her previous, more exotic -- teaching the flying trapeze. >> i went to work for club mid, and we're told the vacation was up for seven years, living all over the world. >> i can't imagine what it would be like to have a job where your responsibility is to teach people how to relax and have fun and do it in a wonderful setting. >> it was the best job. >> in which, she learned to embrace

neglected to inform business upon the confession as part of a play deal that we'll see stuff la, avoid jail time or even more breaking news here in germany have another trial this time, and one of the most spectacular jewel heisen german history has just ended with the conviction of 5 of the 6 accused that were found guilty of involvement in a break in at the green volt in the city of dresden, in november 2090 and they stole the treasure of around $4300.00 diamond and other gems valued at more than 100000000 euros. the precious stones with part of jewelry dating as far back as the 17th century. during the trial, some of the issues cooperated with the prosecution, leading to the recovery of allots passed off the loot. and following that story for us is our correspondent emily guardian, who joins us now. emily, tell us more about the verdicts that have just been announced. yeah, so we're looking at, i'm sentences of up to 6 years and 3 months in prison and i went and it's not about this magic is not, it was controversial simply because of the deal that will start in the, in this video. basically,

again, racism in european football, and this time in la liga, in the match between real madrid and valencia, the fans of valencia shed tears of vinicius. real madrid player jr. was insulted with racist insults. racist behavior brought tears to a footballer's eyes. the racist insults of vinicius jr., the black brazilian player of real madrid , have become a regular habit and games away from home are a stone, which is a cowardly tactic to disable this. the racist behavior of the player is here. i have to stop the game. other stadiums know this too. the president of brazil also reacted to this incident . i hope fifa , the spanish league of hormozgan football province will take measures and not allow racism. it is fun and these sports will decrease . it is fair. it is not that a poor boy who succeeds in his life and became one of the best movies in the world, every athlete who goes shows an insult to the results of a recent survey by the yoga institute , which shows that on average 90% of football fans in 9 european countries are one of the problems today, they know about football and more than

are going to these games on monday for the second time in a month, the a's announced another binding agreement to purchase land for a new ballpark in lasas. >> this time setting the team sights on a portion of the current tropicana, las vegas property, a project that would require hundreds of millions of dollars in public dollars, which the nevada legislature has yet to approve how gordon is affectionately known at the coliseum as how the hot dog guy earning the nickname during his 6 years as a vendor. he left that job after graduating with a ph d this year but has still attending a handful of games as a fan. if there's anyone that you couldn't trust, if you and of a politician or nevada resident, let me tell you, it's these 2 guys adjourn, fish and they've last year. the a's finished with 102 losses and are on pace to eclipse that total this season. the a's also rank last in attendance among all 30 major league teams averaging just over 9100 fans per game. philippe djegal kron. 4 >> ai is today's big topic on capitol hill this morning. senate hearing on artificial intelligence opened up with a very unique speech. >> for some introduct

more time here, less time there. in las vegas, the most popular food is broccoli. more time here, yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancakes, and broccoli ice cream, and broccoli hotdogs, and of course, they have raw unseasoned broccoli..... with stems. -daddy, i don't want to go to las vegas with you and mommy tomorrow. oh, are you sure? are you sure you don't want to go, it will be so much fun! reggie: australia will impose a ban on the restricted to pharmacies. nicotine vapes already require -- a federal budget is due next week and includes money to prevent the harm of tobacco and vaping. the faa is taking steps to improve air traffic ahead of a busy summer season. the agency is upping -- opening more than 400 beds. they will have the ability to be valid, if there are -- if there is bad weather. about 6000 minutes in the air on the east coast. next, being lovely may be as harmful to your health as smoking and obesity. a new report from the surgeon general and a deadly dust storm sweeps through. as we had to break, a look outsi

and i got remington steel [cheers and applause]. >> jimmy: how long between landing in la -- i think i told you one timee out in la and we happened upon you shooting remington steel. we were like wow we are in hollywood. it was down in marina delray. do you remember me standing there doing this? >> pierce: now that you do that, i can see you. there you go. yeah, i landed here in hollywood and actually lived in hollywood and my show, this art show -- >> jimmy: and now you have an art show in hollywood. your first solo art show in your life right? >> pierce: first art show, yes. and thanks to my wife keeley she cure rated the work and it's just sitting in storage and we gave so many pieces away and we said let's have an art show why not? if not now when so may 13th. >> jimmy: and your 70th birthday is the same week as the art show right? >> pierce: yeah. >> jimmy: is that intentional is that the reason you decideded to do this? >> pierce: yes, more or less. i turn 70 on may 16th so get in under the wire if it were and wrap up the 60s and cruise on into the 70s. >> jimmy: well, we have something -- [cheers

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and i think what happeis the la three times the republicans won the presidency democrats rejected the certification on false grounds when there was no evidence of fraud and i think, sadly, republicans saw that play and took it a step further in 2020. it was important for congress to clarify the role of congress but they don't change the role of the vice presidency in that act. >> it's important to note because the former president tried to use that as some ktype of basis for the fact that the vice president could have had that power. i want to make something abundantly clear. this is not a difference of opinion. this is not an argument between the former vice president and the former president. the vice president is in the right place on this and it is not an argument despite what the president says. >> could we get to the second part of my question, marc? have you heard from vice president pence? >> we chatted last night. but i have not heard from him yet this morning. i don't think there was anything that was discussed in the town hall that i think he hasn't heard before or is new.

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9100 fans per game yesterday for the second time in a month, the oakland a's ownership announced another binding agreement to purchase land for new ballpark in las vegas. this time setting the team's sights on a portion of the current tropicana hotel property in las vegas. that projects with choir, hundreds of millions of dollars in public dollars, which the nevada legislature has yet to approve >> still ahead tonight, at 8 o'clock, should people be worried about the emergence of artificial intelligence industry leaders to congress? yes. >> could skills become contraband in california, a new bill clears its first new bill clears its first hurdle today. after my car accident, new bill clears its first hurdle today. i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you the best result possible. call us now and find out what your case could be worth. you might be surprised. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ i'm o

. - my mother and dad were out of town at the time, they were in la. because my mother was in very fragile health at that time. and she left us, the children, with a family friend to look after us. because every sunday, we used to go to church on terminal island. in order to go to terminal island, you had to ride the ferry across the channel. well, coming back from church, there was a cage built on the landing of the ferry. and after we paid our passage, they put us in this cage. they wouldn't allow us to leave, to go home because of the war. they said, "the war broke out and you cannot leave." finally, the sunday school teacher came to our rescue. she saw us still in there, so she explained to them that these are american citizens, they have rights. so, it was around eight o'clock at night that they finally let us go home. that's when i found out it was december 7 and the war broke out. and we were scared to death. (dramatic music) - [evelyn] in the aftermath of the attack on pearl harbor, more than 2,000 issei, or japanese immigrants, were arrested wi

again racism in european football and this time in la liga in the game between real madrid and valenciafans of valencia brought tears to the eyes of vinicius jr., the player of real, racist robots. again, racist behaviors brought tears to a football player. the racist insults of vinicius jr., the black brazilian player of real madrid, have become a regular habit in away games, and this cowardly tactic of dismissing this player is a racist behavior. we are now hearing that the president of brazil also reacted to this incident. i hope that the fifa spanish league of hormozgan football province will take measures and not allow racism and fascism and these sports to decrease . it is not fair to a poor boy who in his life he succeeds and has become one of the best in the world. he can be insulted in every stadium he goes to. the results of a recent survey by the yoga institute show that on average, 90% of football fans in 9 european countries are one of the problems in football today, and more than half they consider the fans and the main problem of this area to be mohammad majed, sed and ra

. >> the oakland athletics have signed another land deal in las vegas. this time at the side of the tropicana hotel and casino which is owned by bally's. the proposed stadium will hold a 30,000 fans. officials say they anticipate 2.5 million people will visit las vegas to watch the a's every season. >> what we know now is that this is an opportunity for las vegas and stated honestly to expand their sports presence. >> the a's are asking the state of nevada for 395 million dollars in tax breaks. the nevada state legislature is working on a bill that could be introduced this week. coming up tonight at 10, 45? we'll have more on the oakland a's who play the arizona diamondbacks earlier tonight. >> looks right. the california highway patrol is warning about the dangers of illegal street racing and sideshows ahead of this week's release of fast x, the latest fast and furious film franchise to bring awareness to the issue. the chp says it will be joined by other law enforcement and elected leaders to educate drivers about their 0 tolerance enforcement campaign campaign

hard for you guys because you lost one of your founding members of de la soul, dave, less than a month ago. i know this is a tough timeyou [ cheers and applause >> yeah, man it's bittersweet, you know >> jimmy: it's got to be bittersweet because you've been trying to get your stuff available for years. >> yeah. >> about a good 15 years >> jimmy: i remember having -- we had you on in "late night." we talked about that with dave and we had you on "tonight show" as well. i go, "is it out yet?" "jimmy, hold on. wait a sec." "we're almost there. it's coming. almost" finally, it's available on spotify, anything you get de la soul, type it in, stream it. it's finally - [ cheers and applause they're doing it >> yeah, man >> jimmy: what do you -- what do you remember about this debut, the first one >> i remember me having hair [ laughter ] >> cutting high school my last year >> jimmy: is that right? >> to make that record >> jimmy: to make this record. >> i was supposed to graduate in '88 i ended up graduating in '89 because i cut. >> jimmy: because of this. [ cheers and applause >> because of that record. >> jimmy: did you me

athletic bilbao kept themselves in the hunt for european qualification as a stoppage—time penalty salvaged a h laorca. with top—six rivals real betis having lost 4—0 at barcelona on saturday, athletic were looking to get their own campaign back on track following defeat last time out against in—form sevilla. bilbao scored a penalty to equalise in the 96th minute. in monday's late match, girona won 2—0 at sevilla. russia's daniil medvedev fought back from a set down to beat compatriot alexander shevchenko in the madrid 0pen. the world number three lost the first set 4—6, but drew level, winning the second convincingly 6—1. the deciding set lasted more than an hour, but medvedev emerged victorious, taking it 7—5. he'll play aslan karatsev in the last 16. after his hard won battle with dominic thiem, there was another ordeal for stefanos tsitsipas. the world numberfive had to battle back from 5—3 down in the opener of his encounter with sebastian baez to take it 7—5. a break early on in the second helped baez take it to 6—3. but back came the greek, taking the decider 6—3 to book his place in the la

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