why don't you introduce, you are a guest. >> lawrence: this was lawrence's guest.interviewed a woman named brenna bird the iowa attorney general. why she is fighting biden's student loan handout in the supreme court. listen to this. >> the people who are on the hook to pay for this are also those who didn't go to college who went straight into the workforce or military or started a business and now they're on the hook for somebody else's gender studies. and, you know, many of them don't make a quarter of a million dollars that a married couple can make under biden's cancellation plan and still get $20,000 each in student debt cancellation. so, you know, it's really fundamentally unfair and unconstitutional. i learned a long time ago to not predict what a court will do or how they will do it but i can tell you that i think our constitutional arguments are very strong and i felt like yesterday at the argument the court was asking all the right questions. >> ainsley: used to be 10, right? now it's 20? >> lawrence: they doubled it. >> ainsley: hand it over to ashley. >

this year. >> lawrence: exactly.g of hollywood, hollywood hosted its biggest night of the night last night at the 95th academy awards with big winners from actress who never gave up. >> brian: so to speak, and the drummer remained cool after infamous lap last year and 70 hours. >> ainsley: todd piro with the highlights. >> there was no way to follow that but i will try, no film and then everything everywhere all at once. took home seven awards including best picture and best original screenplay. ke huy quan winning best supporting actor for the film getting an emotional speech on his american dream. >> my journey started on a boat. i spent a year and a refugee camp. in some how come i ended up here on hollywood's biggest st stage. [applause] they say stories like this only happened in the movies. i cannot believe it is happening to me. this, this is the american dream! [cheers and applause] >> brian: it sure is an jamie lee curtis at 64 winning first ever best supporting actress and black panther angela bassett not t

>> lawrence: brian, can we touch this?> brian: not yet not on television. >> ainsley: go to work make the money she stays at home. she doesn't get a paycheck. >> lawrence: don't get a divorce. they are going to get you, men. >> >> ainsley: oscars michelle one best asian woman. ladies, don't let anyone tell you you are past your prime. >> brian: yes. >> lawrence: a shot at don lemon. i wonder if he addresses that this morning? >> brian: i'm sure that didn't make the cut. 13 minutes after the hour. straight ahead, i had a chance to catch up with florida governor florida congressman ron desantis. you will hear that interview. >> we built an astounding record of achievement. the best is yet to come. we will do a lot more over the next few months. >> brian: what he told us about his political future and when we can expect 2024 announcement. >> ainsley: i'm pretty impressed. impressed. >> ainsley: jplaying ball andus asking questions.sh [laughter]ap a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. out

over to you, lawrence. >> lawrence: no snow?ce: no snow for you. >> lawrence: a police officer goes above and beyond for a pregnant door dasher in a tough spot, they join us. let's check in with dana perino for what is coming up at top of the hour. dana perino hello, come see us in the studio. president biden banned tiktok and chinese call that abuse of state power, as first prime time hearing on china took place last night. first reaction from governor glenn youngkin to kickoff the show and the supreme court seem to agree with the stance the president can't forgive student loan without congress and chicago mayor lori lightfoot made history, just not the kind she wanted to make. and this friday is one month since the train derailment in east palestine, ohio. we'll see you at 9:00. of prayer and meditation want to start with a five minute daily gospel? sure. take a deep breath and focus your attention on god in the name of the father, mother, son to the holy spirit. amen. millions have made the switch from the big three to the be

lawrence: yeah.eone that used to go to have a grat time, i don't think i'll be going any time soon sir thanks so much for joining the program. >> my pleasure, lawrence thank you. lawrence: got it so foursome from south carolina aren't only whowns may have crossed paths with the cartel. mexican authorities and fbi are now looking for three texas women their families fear they may have been kidnapped. jackie ibanez joins with us latest on this developing story. jackie. jackie: hi good evening lawrence. the women there from the small border town of penitas texas police there say two sisters marina along with their friend crossed into mexico february 24th to set clothing at a flee market in the city three hour drive south of the u.s. border. but after february 28th no one has heard from them. police say they were driving a 1996 green chevy silverado with texas plates. their family fears they may have been kidnapped both mexican authorities and the fbi are investigating. and the wake of this distinct texa

. >> lawrence: that's right. >> ainsley: run off on april 4th. >> lawrence: brian, i slept well lastthe alert. >> ainsley: doesn't she deserve to be mayor? ains. >> lawrence: she is a terrible cancer also, ainsley. the only people dance not guilty street is chicago because finally change is come to the city for all these years. >> brian: you hope. we are going to go over that. we might as well start. i will say this, no one deserved to lose more than her. and her campaign strategy of if you are not going to vote for me don't vote was fascinating. a little unethical. also having those kids hang out fliers in school and go to bat for her. >> ainsley: convince the prisoners to vote for her. >> lawrence: still lost. >> brian: couldn't have sank to more lows. lucas tomlinson joins us with the details of the loss but the runoff that remains. >> good morning, guys. lori lightfoot will not be serving as mayor. finished third and not participate in the runoff in less than five weeks. take a look at elections results. paul vallas entered election day as the frontrunner and got the most percent

lawrence lawrence really?ian: i think legalizing betting and marijuana are two of the most negative things to happen even they though it brings in immediate state money it's a sugar high. >> ainsley: you are for banning las vegas. >> brian: los angeles and atlantic city so easy and almost expected. i think that it's going to lead towards another addiction. both areas. >> lawrence: people's choices. >> brian: nobody agrees with me. i understand. >> lawrence: nobody. >> brian: hollywood is hosting biggest night last night at the 95th academy awards from big wins from actors who never gave up. >> ainsley: the drama remained cool throughout the night after the infamous slap last year. >> lawrence: todd piro is live with the highlights. >> todd: no film shining brighter last night than everything everywhere all at once took home seven awards including best picture and best original screenplay. kia qui kwan winning best supporting actor of the film winning best speech on american dream. >> my journey started on a bo

are lawrence. and it was this larger rejection and repudiation, this boston magazine article i mentioned of calling lawrence godforsaken and and, you know, i remember, you know, michael just leaning forward and just wanting to hear of the details of that story, really wanting to think about the kind of social movement that allows leaders to become catalysts, young people for teachers for like the armies of just ordinary people that are across these kinds of cities. and so i think, you that's one place that i would want to start is over, you know, stories in stockton, the youth organizers have been so magnificent of finding creative, defiance, defiant, including these t-shirts that jasmine de la fosse created, this incredible activist who's written about here, that say on the front and this kind of cartoon lettering, are you from? and then on the back, it says stockton and really like these are deep things cuts instead of being ashamed of the city it is this kind of turning toward each other sort of

lawrence: l.t. put your dad hat on because i know you love your kids more than anything in the world. when you see what's happening in spring break what you're seeing what's happening in our schools, you don't come from a law enforcement perspective. what do you do? what do we need to do to educate our kids? >> well i think it's rare now especially with your great reporterring on fentanyl awareness but we need to continue as far as educating our kids, our friends our family members about dangers ever fentanyl but most importantly we need to go after organizations that are mass producing fentanyl governor abbott declared mexican terrorist organization last year at the state level. we need federal government to step in and take action as i speak right now lawrence as much as it hurts me to say it we have someone out there right now that has lost their life because of fentanyl poisoning time is of the essence we need to have action in place to actually go after organizations, and protect the lives of t

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lawrence. looking at your testimony ahead of time, mr. lawrence, i at -- i enjoy the line that perhaps you repeat that while you were so proud of your band we're not artists on the level of ask like taylor swift or bruce springsteen. we do hope one day to be big enough to crash a ticketing website. with that, i turn it over to you, mr. lawrence. mr. lawrence: i do not think it will get his big a laugh when i say it. thank you for inviting us today to the most unique gig we have had in years. my name is clive lawrence and this is jordan cohen we are two of the members of lawrence from new york city. before tell you more about who we are, it is important to clarify who we are not. we are not lawyers or economist with expertise in antitrust policies and as the senator said, we are not artists on the levels of taylor swift or bruce springsteen. we are season artists who have toured extensively over the last seven years starting with empty bar and working up to headlining sold-out out shows for thou

until then find me on lawrence b.s 3 or talk to team at lj cross country set your dvrs and watch it in 24 hours so you never nieces a show don't forget to sending us stories at cross country at fox.com. good night america. [applause] [inaudible] [applause] [cheering] ♪ ♪ ♪ spieth it is got to be saturday i am bryan kohberger this is what nation. karl rove will break down in democratic perspective. ray kelly how he brought crime under control in the 80s and 90s and how we can do it again. sid rosenberg will break down what scranton things of joe biden pretty might be surprised. but first, the theme of the week is to tears, two tiers of justice. it seems as though the actual evidence of wrongdoing doe

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also with us, the host of lawrence jones cross-country, lawrence jones.are awaiting a news conference from senator lindsey graham on the cartels, set to begin any moment. it comes after the horrifying kidnapping of four americans. we know two americans are dead with two of them hospitalized, after getting caught in the cross fire between rival cartels. this happened just blocks from the united states southern border. two people were killed, their friends and survived. what they endured was absolutely terrifying. senator graham wants to introduce legislation that would treat these cartels as terrorists groups and allow the president to use the military to go after them. >> am going to introduced legislation to make certain mexican drug cartels foreign terrorist organizations under u.s. law and set the stage to use military force if necessary to protect america from being poisoned coming from mexico. what would lindsey graham do? i would tell mexicans if you don't clean up your act, were going to clean it up for you. see three he is not alone in that. the f

lawrence jones is live in nashville from the scene of yesterday's tragedy with more. lawrence?od morning, family. right behind me is the covenant school as well as the presbyterian church. and there is larr makeshift memorial that is already forming outside of the school. i just want to set the scene of what investigators are doing right now. they are continuing to process the crime scene behind us right now. as you can see there is a police officer right outside of the crime scene that lets you know they are still in there in and out processing as we try to figure out what the motive is for this suspect. you guys perfectly executed exactly what was going on leading up to the shooting. the doors were locked. she shot right through. and what we're being told is that this was very methodical. it was planned out. what we are expecting today, hopefully, is to get to the motive of what drove this suspect to do this. we know that she left a manifesto describing exactly what her intentions were. that it was planned out. there has been allusion to the motive being the religious backgro

>> it is good, lawrence.ng people helping the turn out an vote president biden knows that young people were a critical part of who helped elect him i 2020 it is only in large part because of young people -- people of all ages, of cours -- but i want to especially highlight young people, turnin out and voting for gun safet candidates, that this change i possible just is this as much as i woul like to see? no, but this is a lot more tha any previous precedent president has done on this issue especially with a -- congress on top of that, i think this shows that we can make progres here just - bipartisan action on this and think as americans we -- and ensure that all of our communities and all of our families are safe, we need t change the cycle that we are i right now of endless action -- endless inaction, endles debate, and get to a cycle o dialogue and action, even -- shootings. >> what is the next action for you? >> well, right now we have bee calling, in as we have in th past year plus, for presiden biden to

lawrence. and a musician. a composer, and producer. in december mr. lawrence wrote an op-ed in the new york times titled, taylor swift's live nation debacle is just the beginning. in it's mr. lawrence explained how lab nations market dominance negatively impacted artist like himself, i look forward to hearing his perspective today. after i swear in the witnesses, each will have five minutes to make it opening statement and then turn to the senators questions. as i mentioned, after i've administered the out, i will pass the gavel to senator klobuchar to preside over the remainder of the hearing. first, could all the witnesses please stand to be sworn in. >> do you affirm the testimony you are about to give before the committee will be the truth, the whole, truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? let the record reflect that all of the witnesses have answered in the affirmative. and before i ask mr. berchtold for the opening statement, the ceremonial handing out the gavel. >> thank you,

all right, lawrence, thank you. will people in the north bay are bracing for more wet weather just days after the last storm tonight, a mother says that she and her son are lucky to be alive after a tree fell into their scent and home. it happened early friday morning. linda ross says that her son was sleeping at the time but heard the tree cracking. >> i was able to jump out of the way before it landed in his bed. that was before the fire crews had to saw his door open in order to get him out says that she's amazed. they both walked away without a scratch. >> i'm amazed still to this talk to each other through the last. >> are you he's going. >> i'm trapped. >> neighbors say after seeing that tree fall into that home, they are reaching out to arborists to remove any trees in danger of falling down before this next storm arrives. good idea. now the east bay, the oakland police officers association is threatening to sue the city over its response to that ransomware attack. that happened last month. the union says the

o'donnell, between lawrence. good evening, alex, we have raphael warnock join us tonight. haven't seen him in, while i'm excited as you are. >> i'm so excited, i can't wait for that conversation. >> thank you alex. >> have a great show. >> well, new york city have courtrooms, 135 years before ohio did, and today, it showed. and ohioan, who is a graduate of capital city law school, but as never passed the bar exam, so is not a lawyer, congressman jim jordan, got a reply to his letter, from harvard law school graduate evan, bag the district attorney of manhattan. alvin bragg's reply letter to jim jordan, is the single most humiliating letter ever received, by a chairman of the house judiciary committee. every one of whom, has known much more about the law than jim jordan. jim jordan, and other house republican chairman, had written a letter to outbreak, asking him to this avoid her -- i stood on this program that alvin bragg could simply rip up that love letter, the way nancy pelosi ripped up don't trump's state of

good evening, lawrence >> good evening, alex. i'm not attempting to define i on tv. >> it's good that you're not launching a culture war around it then. >> that's one reason why i'm not trying to define it. thank you, alex. it is going to be massive. a lot is going to come out sooner or later, and it's goin to be massive. it's going to be massive. thos are the words of somebody wh has seen and heard, an evaluated all, all of th evidence of donald trump's interference in the 2020 election in georgia. it is going to be massive. that statement was made by one of the members of the specia grand jury whose report ha recommended the indictment o more than a dozen people i georgia. we know that number because th first member of the grand jury to be publicly interviewed, th four person revealed tha number in interviews that sh did last month five other unnamed grand juror met together in a conference room with two atlanta journa constitution reporters, an have revealed much more that should be deeply disturbing an worrisome for donald tr

thank you, lawrence. well, if you think the recent run of cold weather we've been having might be an indicator of our climate cooling. >> think again, experts say 2 federal agencies have just announced the planet had one of its hottest years on record in 2022. as ocean heat soared in sea ice coverage in the and arctic. a region melted to near record lows. according to nasa last year was the 5th warmest with global average surface. temperatures up 1.6 degrees fahrenheit from the 20th century average. both nasa and noaa found that the last 9 years have been the warmest years since record keeping started in 18, 80. up next, the future of >> journalism is here. and students are showing us how technology is changing the way news is gathered. rich demuro get school in tonight's tech get school in tonight's tech smart. this van just hit me ou. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain and i decided that i needed to . i called jacoby & meyers they had their own dream team . they took care o

lawrence. lawrence, go ahead. >> i don't know if he can hear us.e that cameraman q lawrence? >> brian: i'm sure he's going to take it back right now. lawrence, we are ready right when you are. we are having a problem. if someone gives him a broad queue, he could take it. >> ainsley: while they fix that, we can tell you some details that we are learning this morning. three children that died. >> russ was there in person. i was kind of -- i did not want to be in the way. my colleague here represents this area. i will let him talk about the response. >> the response was pretty rapid. you know, i would speak to two sets -- two kinds of responses. the response of the school and the response of the police. they exercised a protocol with which they have trained for active shooters. and that really proved to be tremendously effective in saving a lot of lives. you saw the video of the shooter walking around to what appeared to be the school. they dated exceptionally well, the school response. the police response as well. the police wherefrom the time it was

. >> lawrence, isn't it nice t have a concrete example of tha saying because frankly it was a sayin thateems to have lost it force overtime but i think new life has bee breathed into that saying, n person is above the law in america. what is so important is th deterrent value of formerl tried to hold a former president accountable for hi crimes never again will a president o former president and be able t rest easy knowing that he, o maybe some day she, can commit crimes with complete impunit and never be held accountable. things in a very real sens have changed today on the fron of holding high government officials accountable for thei crimes, and it feels like it's a good step forward for ou republic >> barbara mcquade, this is no new york law that don't trump' finding himself ensnared in. this is a law that he grew u in, in queens, and then when h moved to manhattan he has been subjected to tha law almost his entire life before he left the state for florida. sometimes new jersey and this is as a kind of a thing that, when you look at the arc of his life, has now a inevitable feel to i

i lawrence is back with more on that. yeah. i think almost through the middle of the day tomorrow now looks like heavy rainfall. >> least throughout that time and part of the bay area. it's really going to continue throughout the night tonight and it's tomorrow morning. so this just the beginning of the storm system, that's what makes these storms danger. is there a long time period? first through a worry about rain coming down just keeps coming. one storm after another embedded in the system. but this the atmospheric river all the way up from the tropics there rolling into the bay area. now, really the guiding force as this low coming down at the gulf of alaska. and that's really kind of help. >> well, push this moisture along right into the bay area. so started out like this morning, just a couple of scattered light showers. and then as we head into the day, saw those winds wrapping up all of a sudden we start to see a lot more color pouring in the bay area with some heavier storms moving through. that's where we sit right no

lawrence is also mentioning some of those wind gusts. my photographer, daniel knight, were sitting in our cars and all this and the wind picked up and it just shook both of our cars. so certainly that is going to be a factor that to everyone's going to have to watch out here and marin county as well as though some wind gusts. and we back in january, we saw the impact of those winds just toppling trees left and right reporting live here in marin county. i'm theresa stasi. back to you guys. >> thank you to re so well. and overnight shelter is opening up and the lay 4 really from the storm for people who need it. anybody needing to escape. the rain can head over to 505, santa clara street. that's on the back side of the city hall. that shelter will open at 8 o'clock tonight friday and saturday night and close at 7. the following morning, a limited number of blankets and pillows will be available. free transportation to the shelter will be available on cans. a warming center will also be open tonight and tomorrow night in marin county. it is

i really appreciate it, lawrence. a chance to say how really excited i am to support joe biden for president, kamala harris for vice president, they have done it extraordinary job over the last two and a half years and the direction they let our country. and it has been amazing. look at what they have managed to get done. the largest climate package in the history of the world paid for by a 15% minimum corporate tax. they have cut the price of insulin for seniors down to $35 they've gotten prescription drug negotiations in place for medicare. they have gotten us into infrastructure plan that's going to help us with roads and with bridges. they have done an amazing amount and president biden has been all the way into try to cancel student loan debt for those have been getting crushed. because the big fan was trying to get education they didn't come from a family that could afford to pay for it. i'm in this fight all the way with them. i'm honored to be running on the same ticket. i'm gonna go do everything i can to hel

my name is clyde lawrence, this is jordan collins. we are two of the eight members of lawrence. a soul pop band from new york city. before telling you more about who we are, it is important to clarify who we are not. we are not lawyers or economists with expertise and antitrust policy. as senator klobuchar said, we are also not artists on the level of acts like swift or springsteen, we do hope to one day be big enough to crash a ticketing website. what we are, however, is seasoned artists who have toured extensively for the past seven years. starting an empty bars and working a way up to headlining so that shows with thousands of people and seeing our music chart on top 40 radio. while we became musicians for our passion for making music. we realized early on that we needed to embrace the entrepreneurial aspect of careers as artist. ever since we started touring we started to be vocal about the lopsided mechanics we've been facing. even including the lyric, live nation is a monopoly, in our latest album. whether or not it meets a legal definition of a monopoly is someone else's

and lawrence, here we sit.ho are deciding they can't stand the story for what it's actually made of. they can't stand that we built this country in the backs of people who were stolen from their homes. they can't stand, it so they don't want to tell, it because they can't imagine how on earth they could stand to live in a place like this if they actually face the truth of it. and that's what the wild truth of it is to me, as a black american who does love this country. it's that i sit here, and i love it, and i still stand on the promise of it, knowing what actually was built upon. because my body is made of what it was built upon, which is chattel slavery and the intersection of right minded people looking forward. and so, i think about kamala harris standing in ghana, where so many people departed to begin this american story of intersections, and of trying to figure out hope on the other side of wild injustice and oppression. i watched her standing there, and i think, i hope that we can figure out how to hol

lawrence jones joins me this morning in new york city. lawrence? there's a real divide here.o deal with this inside the united states. the fbi problem. others want to use the military inside mexico. do you have an opinion on this? lawrence: well a couple of things. first i don't know why the press sebaceous needs the binder for a response to the top story in america on the international stage. someone is supposed to be a friend, mexico, allowed this to take place. number two you've got the attorney general that said they are doing everything in their power. they aren't. if you want to tank the cartel, then you go after their money, and unfortunately, this administration is more concerned about allowing legals in. what they don't acknowledge is the same people that are getting the people across the border are the same people that are doing human trafficking as well as getting the drugs across the border as well, so the administration can do something. i do support the military action of actually taking it to the enemy. stuart: whoa that's strong stuff , lawrence. the repercuss

thanks, lawrence. flood mitigation efforts are already underway in contra costa county tonight as >> that severe storm is set to barrel through as we just heard starting tomorrow. and as you look ahead to next week, it could rain for an extended period of time on and off in san pablo county. public works. crews are laying sandbags are trying to, they say, divert the flow. they better hurry that. so we're kron four's. philippe reports. neighbors. >> i have actually grown accustomed to flood waters streaming through their streets and heavy rain. >> with almost every strong score that passes from san pablo, the intersection of greenwood drive at fordham street floods and the water sometimes seeps into neighbors. homes. the contra costa county public works department stack sandbags in the roadway to minimize the damage. >> driving and shooting through here. a wave runs up towards those people's house that's about all we can do is try to channel some of the water maintenance worker. nicholas welch says they

with the great lawrenc o'donnell. good evening >> good evening, rachel. you know, when i heard elizabeth warren say that sh wants banking to be boring, thought mission accomplished my entire life, i've considere those two words have alway gone together, banking and boring and of course, until one o them fails and so, here we are. >> listen, you are either person who is excited by the movement, or you are lulle asleep by it i mean, yeah i took a lot of economics in college. and definitely, like, put in m hours in terms of learning it. but i can't say it ever move me or give me feelings that said, on days like this you've got to -- i mean, you need somebody like elizabeth warren, somebody who's like katie porter, who i on our air earlier tonight, to both explain what's going on but you also, i, think point the finger at the people who did wrong here, that got us to trauma like we've had over these past few days. >> yes, and jen psaki is going to join us later in the hour because there's nothing quit -- like while, there are things like, but bank failure is

word with lawrence o'donnell. word with lawrence o'donnell. mayor, eric adams on the death threats of the district attorney brag received today. the mayor says, while we cannot comment on the specifics of any ongoing investigation, no public officials should ever be subject to threats for doing his or her job. i am confident that every elected official in the city including manhattan da brag will continue to do their work undeterred. and anyone found to be engaging in illegal conduct will be brought to justice. and so that is the mayor of new york's latest statement about this threat to the district attorney today. >> it's an important letter and could not commit more of a critical time considering the threats, the stakes, the rhetoric. president trump has a rally in waco, texas. it is a fraught, perilous moment for the country. and of course for alvin bragg and his office. >> it is, thank, you alex. >> tomorrow morning, new yorkers will wake up to this cover of the new york post on their increasingly rare news st

all right, lawrence. well, we're talking about almost 300,000 pge customers right now. >> who are without power and the south bay is certainly seeing the worst of it. we have this pg map up here. this is real-time info. we'll zoom you in the red triangles are the worst. that means 5,000 or more customers are affected next. we're says orange. so just keep that in mind as we walk you through this red is the worst and orange isn't much better. this is south san francisco here just south of 85 along the all expressway. you can see severe issues there and then really the whole south san jose area is in bad shape over in campbell along saratoga avenue near stevens creek boulevard. widespread outages, cupertino, sunnyvale, seeing a lot of those areas where you have 5,000 or more customers and it goes up into mountain view along the peninsula. the east bay, though, is is second worst. they're seeing about a 90,000 outages. you have places like pleasanton and livermore who are hit. this is in the pleasant hill are

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