he told us more about china's newly appointed premier lee chung. as you suggested in your introduction, his most important qualification is his loyalty. he's one of a number of officials of the top of the party now who primarily other roles to their personal relationships with seating thing at different stages of his career at lee chung, had a role in a job that's often called his chief of staff, bucking back and jeered young am off to that point. he was all equal helicopters into a number of other roles and primarily around that cluster of provinces on china's coasts, am in john sou, joe young, and then laterally as party certainty of shanghai. he hasn't held positions in beijing in the central lead, a ship running the country before. and he seems relatively business friendly, relatively reform minded. but the most important thing is he's demonstrated his loyalty. he's not a fake of, it's come from, for instance, another faction. he's not someone who has really independent standing, his standing comes from his thighs. does she read it? just mentio

maria: for hot talk about those all morning michael lee, lee marty michael we are on doorstep of anotheral crisis a fight between republicans and democrats about debt ceiling has to be raised the republicans want spending cuts in order to agree to that, so i want to get your take here i have to reiterate something discussed earlier that is, the regulations that are going to come out of these hearings, that we're waiting on this week tuesday and wednesday, it is amazing to me that there were no stress-testing, for the major banks around the potential for interest rates going higher. you know how long we've talked about stress tests that were put in place after 2008 and bank collapsed then, how come they didn't have any tests if interest rates were going higher. michael: it is beyond that, it is the local -- no other bank is allowed to have basically one hundred percent of customer base in single industry because higher interest rates crush tech investments crush tech valuation led to higher, than normal deposit withdrawal bank run led moving over the wall to selling, their maturity assets

levi's to become the next senator from california , oakland latifah simon announces her bid to fill lee's spot in congress and was speak with them both about what they want to achieve in higher office. >>> the vibrant colors and celebratory images of the women's building mural are this week's look at something beautiful. >>> hello and welcome to the show. >>> a game of political dominoes has begun, 30 years ago, dianne feinstein began her first term as a united states senator and went on to win five more elections, making her the longest serving female senator. last month, she announced she would step down, even before she declared her intent to leave office, two california members of congress had announced they would run for her seat. recently, another contender announced she would buy for the position, barbara lee. >> when it was legal to discriminate against the lgbtq plus community, i wrote the hate crimes reduction act and got a republican governo to sign it into law. what no one wanted to talk about global aids funding, i got president george w. bush to make it a priority. for those

the national peoples congress approved lee cheng as premier. he was nominated by she shim pink and is a staunch ally of the president. also coming up. iran and saudi arabia agree to restore ties and re open diplomatic missions. the surprise agreement between the long term rivals was brokered by china plus german police say a man suspected of carrying out a mass shooting at a jehovah. witness center was a former member of the group. the attack on thursday left. 8 people dead. aah! a mary evans dean. it's good to have you with us in china, lee chang has been appointed as premier. the nations 2nd highest post. it follows his nomination by president. she ping. lee is now tasked with running the government and managing the economy. his post was confirmed during the annual parliamentary session. it's the 1st time it's taking place in full in 3 years after being scaled back during the pandemic. and for more, a journalist, 5 in french for and joins us now from beijing. so fabi and can you tell us a bit more about lee chang? who is he? yeah, i think are

the national people's congress approved lee chung as premier . he was nominated by hitting ping and is a staunch ally of the presidents. also coming up japan marks the anniversary of the fukushima disaster the nuclear meltdown triggered by the deadly earthquake answer. an army is still making waves with china's government and to japanese fishermen denouncing plans to release radio, active water into the sea. iran and saudi arabia agreed to restore ties and re open diplomatic missions. the surprise agreement which we in the long term rivals, was broken by china. ah, monica jones, welcome to the program. in china, lee chung has been appointed, asked premier, the nation's 2nd highest post. it follows his nomination by president judging. ping . lee is now tasked with running the government and managing the economy is new role was confirmed during the annual parliamentary session. it's the 1st time the rubber stamp body has met without any corona, virus restrictions in 3 years after being scaled back during the pandemic. early i talked to angel small

i don't think lee chung is seen as a kind of independent figure in this. and so i, i think it's not going to make a significant difference even though they lost international businesses like him get on with him relatively well. i think the question said at issue now m for the chinese economy are or a far greater than anything that lead john is going to decide about, okay, andrew small invalid. thank you so much for your time and for sharing your insights . thank you. in japan, the nationwide minute of silence mark the 12th anniversary of the deadly earthquake . and so now me that triggered a nuclear meltdown. it was one of the worst natural disasters in the nation's history. over 20000 people died or went missing and tired towns were devastated. by giant waves and many nuclear plants was shut down around the country. but aside from remembrance, the day was also marked by protests. japan will begin releasing waste water from the damaged fukushima nuclear plant into the c. racing fears in japan and neighboring countries of long term health effects and damage

lee, for five minutes. mrs. lee: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to shed light on a critical dilemma in the fight to address the worst drought facing the american west in 12 centuries. right now water managers are doing everything they can to address and respond to the ongoing western water crisis. but at the same time, they cannot always readily access the critical data they need to measure water loss, respond effectively, and keep more water in lake meade for nevadans. i've said it before and i'll say it again -- we can't manage what we cannot measure. nevada's plentiful sunshine is one of our state's greatest assets. it makes our state a top destination for outdoor recreation. the solar center of our transition to clean energy. but it's also a key driver in evapo throughout nevada and across the western part of the country. the situation at lake meade and across the west remains dire. we need to take action now. the future of our water supplies depends on us. getting information into the hands into people who are tackling it on the

lee: you are new here.lee and i'm reading a book from every independent country in africa in 2022. because i had a ton of time. kindf. geoff: lynch says shused that time to immerse herself in booktok, a space for anyone who loves books. >> a little life, the magnum opus of sadness. fun fact, the cover is actually just a picture of me when i finished reading it. >> and it has a black queer main character, black witches, paranormal, ghosts, a little bit of romance but mostly thriller and horror. >> january, february, march. geoff: booktok is having a major impact on the book industry. in 2021, adult fiction, driven by booktok, grew by 25% over the previous year. last year it grew another 8%. adrian: i think a lot of people hopped on tiktok, especially during the pandemic, because we were isolated. geoff: adrian cepeda, who owns a bookstore, has himself jumped into the world of booktok. adrian: this was a way for me to reach people again through books and recommendations and really try and talk to them again a

ke huy quan| and jamie lee curtis both stars and jamie lee curtis both stars of the film winning in itsegories, best supporting actor and best supporting actress. and if this is a hint of which is going to be the best winner, this is it. it could well sweep the body. clearly very popular with the voters of the academy and the two very popular winners. they both have quite a story. ke huy quan was a very emotional, he talked about his elderly mother watching at home, saying, "mum, i have won an oscar.". and jamie lee curtis, someone with parents who were in the industry, hollywood royalty you could say. bringing these two categories were brought right to the top of the academy awards which is not necessarily always happened. let me bring in tom brooke. they had these important categories and it brought the show to a great start? it brought the show to a great start? ., , �* , , , start? it doesn't suggest very stron al start? it doesn't suggest very strongly that _ start? it doesn't suggest very strongly that everything - strongly that everything everywhere all at once is going to clean

for more, congressmember lee joins us now. member of the powerful house appropriations committee, former chair of the congressional black caucus, chair emeritus of the progressive caucus, and as a member of the steering and policy, the highest-ranking black woman appointed to house leadership. welcome back to democracy now! this is the first time we are getting to talk to you since your announcement. why you want to run for the senate and how you would apply your views to what was just presented yesterday, president biden proposing the budget, increasing the weapons budget but also talking about preserving social security? >> thank you so much. it is nice being with you again. first of all, i am running for the united states senate and i intend to win this race. there's so many issues that have noteen addressed in the senate such as, you don't hear the debate around lifting people out of poverty and inequality from many senators at all. in california, we have 20 ma people living below the poverty line. i am running to make sur

guerra goes to lee high school down the street. she dropped flowers off to show support as well a car's a weapon not you know something you just have fun with and i just got my license and i think this is showed me to be more careful when i'm driving so far traffic fatality numbers are far below what they were in 2022. the department of transportation says this time last year 24 people had already lost their lives on the treats this year the city has had six in san jose lauren martinez abc 7 news. now to your voice and your vote east bay congresswoman barbara lee held a virtual rally as she campaigns for a us senate seat bay area congressman. rocana was also president tonight after he just endorsed lee for her bid to become us senator. rohana announced sunday that he will serve as co-chair of lee's campaign. she's gonna win over communities of color and i think the progressive coalition with all of our help is going to rally behind her and you're going to see progressive validators from the house coming out for her. so i actually t

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lee and a pollster and maslansky and partners president, lee carter. right here, "mornings with maria" is live right now. and breaking overnight, first citizens bank and trust company acquiring nearly $72 billion of collapsed silicon valley bank as a et cetera. the fed is considering expanding emergency lending programs for first republic bank. the stock this morning is up 26% on the news. of course, this is the bank we saw many other large banks try to shore up their capital with $30 billion in deposits. joining me is the lpl financial chief global strategist, quincy crosby. thank you for being here this morning. the bank worries remain. we've got another bailout or rescue overnight. your rea action? >> well, you know, it's always good when a private bank or rather a private sector bank comes in and takes over some of the failing bank. that's better than the government coming in and bailing every bank out. so that's a positive. i think that's why the market is up. and also what we hear is that the government is going to give some more time for first r

guerra goes to lee high school down the street. she dropped flowers off to show support as well a car's a weapon not you know something you just have fun with and i just got my license and i think this is showed me to be more careful when i'm driving so far traffic fatality numbers are far below what they were in 2022. the department of transportation says this time last year 24 people had already lost their lives on the treats this year the city has had six in san jose lauren martinez abc 7 news. now to your voice and your vote east bay congresswoman barbara lee held a virtual rally as she campaigns for a us senate seat bay area congressman. rocana was also president tonight after he just endorsed lee for her bid to become us senator. rohana announced sunday that he will serve as co-chair of lee's campaign. she's gonna win over communities of color and i think the progressive coalition with all of our help is going to rally behind her and you're going to see progressive validators from the house coming out for her. so i actually t

gerry: lee zeldin do think the republican congress is good to be able to get to the bottom particularly one of the disturbing things the way in which officials seem to sign with the chinese explanation there is stories and doubts early on whether it came from a wet market but somehow using other seem to be eager to crush the idea do you think will get to the bottom of that. >> i do i think we are seeing the bottom and we are talking about the bottom because at this point years later were able to get to the bottom of it. i think the strategy in 2020 was to be able to blame president trump for everything that went wrong and if you go along with the lab leak theory as far as the cause for all of the problems of the challenges in the lives lost in the money cost you would have to split up who you are blaming and they do not want to have to do that we may be the most irresponsible part of all of this pretty fitting went out there was stating the obvious of now we are learning more about is the bottom and what the facts are they were being mocked, you were being silenced in criticized and can

good morning, chair lee, ranking member sewell and all the distinguished member of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. i am chris anderson. i'm the supervisor of elections representing seminole county florida. on november 3, 2020, i was elected into office as a first african-american to serve in this capacity. i also became the first african-american to serve as the first constitutional officer in seminole county. i'm proud to say that i stand on the shoulders of giants, like my grandmother, i'd anderson. she was my mother. i was raised by a single father. my grandmother told me stories of how she had to clean old joints to make extra money that she told me she had to take root just about foodhe on the table o feed five children. on cold. winter days in north florida gender dress especially one because she was allowed to ride in front of the truck because of the color of her skin here she had to ride in the back. it's because struggles like hers and struggles of so many others i've able to sit here today, and for that i am grateful. now i i wo

lee valley crowers quickly as it was. lee valley growers association - quickly as it was.uickly as it was. lee valley - growers association which produces sweet peppers, we know that has been a particular shortage, says that by march about half of its members had not yet planted and 10% of its members ceased trading last year. if that pattern is reproduced across the uk, all it presumably means means is more important when the pound is not worth what it was and those imports are bound to be expensive, aren't they?- those imports are bound to be expensive, aren't they? yes, and we did exaerience _ expensive, aren't they? yes, and we did experience shortages _ expensive, aren't they? yes, and we did experience shortages in - expensive, aren't they? yes, and we did experience shortages in february and british supermarket shelves such as salad items in particular, but what we did see in the data is that did not necessarily affect how people were able to buy. yes, they might not be able to get the exact product they wanted, may they had to buy a different size of tomato, but it

chair durbin: senator lee. senator lee: thank you, mr. chair. thank you, secretary mayorkas, for being here. i'm troubled by a number of things including an exchange you had a few minutes ago with a couple of my colleagues. one in particular dealing with your definition of operational control. it wouldn't trouble me except this isn't a casual term that people throw around. nor is it a term that made its first appearance with your service at the department of homeland security. this is a statutorily defined term of art. and congress has defined it now for the last 17 years as involving the prevention of all unlawful entries into the united states. so it appears to me that you -- your definition, which has to do with maximizing resources, disports this. it appears to me to be something that's perhaps an intentional effort to obfuscate the real problem. to hide the absolute humanitarian and legal disaster that we have unfolding on our southern border. one with massive national security implications and human health implications. as we've seen 110,0

lee anderson, welcome to political thinking.ou have not created a controversy for a few weeks now, have you been neutered, have they caged you in this newjob? well, no, two weeks ago when i got thejob i was on a home affairs select committee visit to uruguay on the legalisation of drugs, and then i think the week after we were on recess so this is my first full week back, not been any controversies, i don't think, this week, but i keep looking at my phone for updates to see what i have said and who i have upset. joking apart, do you relish the controversies, do you plan them or do you just say what you think? nothing is planned, nick, what i say is not controversial, i don't think it is. it may be controversial to the bbc, it may be controversial to the mainstream media, it may be controversial to the people in parliament, i am saying what i believe most people in my constituency think, and when i get home on a thursday people come out to me as i walk up home from the train station and say, lee, you're saying what we're thinking

all meteorologist lee, probably not a drop because we're seeing so much rain in there. so much water. still to come down the hills and so many more storms to come. here's where we rain. total wise. we're above the average for the entire year in san francisco. now over 25 inches of rain normal this time of year. it's 17 resource in 146% of normal. so have some work to do in san jose above the average and 110% over 10 inches of rain. oakland above the average for the entire years. well over, 24 inches of rain. but the average for the entire year in hayward in livermore. and that's what you're finding and go on top of that. we've had tremendous amounts of snow. some of us here snowpack over 200% of norma outside. we've goa much needed break in the weather again today. beautiful day. little breeze out there right now. but lots of sunshine around the bay area got enjoy it while we have it. i think we get back into some stormy weather again. we'll start out in the more storm totals. more snow, more rain in the bay area in the coming days. but look at all the snow up in the si

the national people's congress approved lee chung as premier . he was nominated by ceasing ping and is a staunch ally. the president also coming up iran and saudi arabia re to restore ties and re open diplomatic missions. the surprise agreement between the long term rivals was brokers by china and baseball may not be their day job, but check players are going up against some of the game superstars when they played japan in the world baseball classic ah, i'm marrying a evans team. welcome. in china, lee chang has been appointed as premier, the nation's 2nd highest post. it follows his nomination by president she she ping . lee is now tasked with running the government and managing the economy. his post was confirmed during the annual parliamentary session. it's the 1st time it's taken place in full in 3 years after being scaled back during the pandemic. for more, we can stated journal as to 5 in freshman who joins us from beijing hired to you father. so tell us why li chang was chosen for the premier ship. yeah, i think of for once and he's his pr

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in china, lee chang has been appointed as premier. the nation's 2nd highs post. it follows his nomination by president. she shall ping, lee is now tasked with running the government and managing the economy. his host was confirmed during the annual parliamentary session. it's the 1st time it's taking place in full in 3 years after being scaled back during the pandemic. earlier i spoke to journalist bob in crush more who's in beijing and he told us more about china's newly appointed premier lee. shang yeah, i think of for once and he's his pro business background. we know that he and her recently served as a party secretary of shanghai, the number one economic city of the country. and during that time his record is quite solid. he attracted a lot of foreign businesses and most notably attested to shanghai. and if you talk to a c all or started found us, most of him a price on this, he's quite a pragmatic. he listens to their concerns. so they are said. but on the other side, he's also a very, i'm strong ally off seating ping. they've been knowing each other for a

jacqueline lee. oh, my god. how many bankers have we had this year? i'm going to need an oxygen tank christie alito faced the boothbay liz nagy. and elizabeth schultz. and nascar for best supporting anchor goes to faith abou bay. just want to thank god, of course, want to thank my wonderful team without them, i am thing. nothing at all. next up the award for most iconic guest and the nominees are coach cal perks in many motivator. for me every day and you could be one of the great janet el khatib in mom goals. i kind of know what foods they like. but that's why if you saw they have options in there and birkin. ticktock tipper is going through a rough time, so i really just want to put a smile on someone's face. and the winner is coach cal perks in many motivator. incredible honor. this is thank you. i want to thank will gand keeping me up past my bedtime and put awesome interview. keep getting the w. everybody the final award of the night the coveted best acting anchor. and you timber in interview with the empire. welcome welcome. i hope i didn't frig

the national peoples congress approved lee chung as premier. he was nominated by shing pink and is a staunch ally of the president. also on the show, japan marks the anniversary of the fukushima disaster. the nuclear meltdown triggered by the deadly earthquake and to nominate is still making waves with china's government and japanese fishermen denouncing plans to release radioactive water into the c. plus it's a heart warming. look at bird rescuers and it could be taking home an oscar this weekend. we look at the indian film all that bri ah, i'm marrying an evans dean. welcome. in china, lea chung has been appointed as a premier, the nation's 2nd highest post. it follows his nomination by president. she ping. lee is now tasked with running the government and managing the economy. his post was confirmed during he annual parliamentary sessions is the 1st time it's taken place in full in 3 years after being scaled back during the pandemic. i spoke earlier to journalists, father in crash more in beijing, and he told us more about chinese newly appo

lee anderson says that poor people basic lee and not as resourceful as they used to be is. he writes that a divided opinion for sure whatever old phone book first up let's get ourselves up to speed, shall we? with tonight's latest headlines with middle . her michelle, with polly middle. her michelle, thank you and good evening to you. our top story on gb news tonight, m15 as director general says he is profoundly sorry that the security agency did not prevent the manchester arena bombing following the inquiry into the attack . the report into the attack. the report found the security service failed to act on critical intelligence relating to the suicide bomber. salman abedi . it suicide bomber. salman abedi. it also found he could have been arrested at manchester airport four days before he went on to kill 22 people. the ariana grande concert . a lawyer for the grande concert. a lawyer for the family spoke outside the inquiry, saying the victims had been failed at every level. it is clear that salman abedi should have been referred to prevent . it is clear that the prevent.

that matched the photos sent to henry lee. there was more. seem to have over looked or ignored from the the crimes he was implicated in. maybe more so. >> having dealt with someone like him, it's just the kind of stuff that you typically see in movies. >> a california native, muller served in the u.s. marine corps where he was a trumpet player. he then attended pomona college. alex was a classmate. >> i would much more have suspected matt to be sitting behind the desk in some elected capacity, as opposed to beihe r. in 2013, he lost his privileges to practice law and was eventually disbarred. he got divorced, stop paying rent. in 2014, he filed for bankruptcy. it's not clear what went wrong. his defense lawyer says muller suffers from bipolar disorder. he's unimposing, nearly in 2013, he lost his privileges to practice law and was eventually disbarred. he got divorced, stop paying rent. in 2014, he filed for in 2014, he filed for the time were written by a lawyer. a lawyer police now believe was matthew muller. what emerges from the emails is

day party all the way. >> lee, did you see "trading places"? >> what?> i love the clay, not as much as i love the curtis. are you with that? >> sure, listen, if it sells. i remember on her earlier acceepi, you guys were big cold play fan. you guys may be watching coldplay at 10:30. >> jamie lee curtis pitched it? >> i would not watch coldplay if they came to my house. i would be like could you please move, you are blocking the tv. >> i would do it for jamie lee curtis just because of "trading places." >> you said "trading places" and even my mind was wondering. i remember. coldplay's best watch in "the pitch black of night" with a very dark pillow case over your head so nobody will recognize that you are at a coldplay show because you will no longer have friends or a job if you people have found out you actually paid to go see coldplay. >> i think this is funny, i love t tthe t tt idea of chris martin. oh, s there any way you can let me and the boys coming up. no, don't wet myself. oh, it is hard. [ laughter ] i just peed in my pants and now they're all

-- i turn it over to senator lee.f it seems like we've had this hearing several times before it's because we have. it's also a way to rein in the pernicious influence of big tech remains one of the most pressing public policy concerns of our time. these are not the first monopolies by any means that america has endured, has had to figure how to deal with. we have dealt with them before but never before have we seen just a handful of trillion dollar corporate bureaucracies exercising such pervasive control over how we stay in touch with friends and loved ones. how we shop to provide for our families. to obtain news and other information and exercise our first amendment rights. influence public debate and even how we turn on our air conditioning lock or unlock our doors. all of that is on top of the fact they are doing stuff to our kids. big tech business plans are built on the addiction business model. our children are uniquely vulnerable to fuel their growth in their expansion as attractive targets for those businesse

ktvu is amber lee as the story she's a free spirit free spirit .wful these two women are talking about megan ashley lynch , whose death oakland, police say is suspicious, believe honestly, christie miles is megan's mother. she tells me her daughter was found dead last thursday morning just after 10 15. miles says the 33 year old's body was wrapped in a plastic bag, rolled up in a carpet and dumped in an industrial area of west oakland daughter it was something very. vicious and horrific. police say they're investigating and releasing little information. miles and megan's mother in law. shannon patton, tell me, they suspect foul play. they say megan was a loving mother of three young children and worked as a caregiver. they say she had friends that may have been a bad influence. she wanted to do better in her life and get things right. and she was struggling with some things. she loved her children. this i know for sure, mama says megan is the second child she's lost in less than two years. her son, devin west, was killed while in custody at santa r

in a statement, khanna said lee is the progressive leader that californians need right now. lee said she was honored to receive khanna's support the endorsement and speculation that connor was considering a run for the senate seat being vacated by dianne feinstein, who is not seeking reelection. and so far, three house representatives have jumped into that race. in addition to east bay congresswoman barbara lee, orange county congresswoman katie porter and burbank area congressman adam schiff have also announced they want the job. then we've got wet weather headed back our way for tuesday. we'll talk about that and how it could impact the rest of the week. tornado damage in three states tonight, including mississippi, where at least 25 people have died. coming up the teams on the move to help and see how something similar to crash test dummies are being used to keep pets safe. at least one tornado was confirmed in the state, but no reports of any injuries. that's not the case in the state of mississippi. the search and rescue teams there are moving into areas that are hit by

jackson lee: all from alabama and the surrounding south. we gathered together and members of congress and cabinet officers and cabinet of the united states to say that congress has not done its job. you see the minds of the voting rights act started with the shelby case in 2013 in alabama. and simply a case of a city council person to make sure he had fairness of having a right to vote. it was, why do we need this? we have thousands of african-american elected officials. yes, they had been gained by the 1965 voting rights act. but it was clear that if you are able to get rid of polio, because you have the polio vaccine as one justice said, as i recall, it was justice ginsburg, then why would you get rid of the polio vaccine just because you've been able to get rid of polio because of the vaccine? so why would you get rid of the voting rights act, in particular section 5, just because you have found some progress? well, mr. speaker, i can tell you that as we have seen the loss of the voting rights act in 2013, we have not been able to re-aut

and i had senator lee led on venues. both bills passed at the end of last year as a part of the year end budget senator lee and i worked together. i believe those very important pieces of legislation. going after these cases. the senate judiciary committee also reported the bipartisan american innovation and choice online act to the senate floor. making it the first tech competition bill voted out of this committee since the dawn of the internet. this isn't just about the money for enforcement or about state efforts this is actually about federal effort and the need to change the laws to fit the times. a few weeks later the open app market act something led by senator blumenthal, blackburn and myself was also reported out on a strong bipartisan votes. after unprecedented lobbying advert by the platform i remember august of last year they had spent more money on a legislation according to bloomberg report than any other entity industry, even more than pharma had at that point. i do not have updated numbers but i know prob

lee: thank you. i ask for unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and to submit extraneous material into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. lee: thank you. i rise today on behalf of the congressional progressive caucus to convene this special order hour today to discuss the growing threats and harms that we have seen from our right-wing judiciary. from student loan debt to reproductive justice and rights, millions of americans have found their rights stripped or their prosperity or their interests impeded. indeed, i stand here today on behalf of the more than 40 million working and middle-class americans eligible for relief under president biden's student debt cancellation plan who might never see that relief because a republican appointed supreme court majority chose to take up a lawsuit brought by a network of right-wing billionaires. to the 1.7 million pennsylvanians afraid that skoet us could rip up you

ranking member, graham senator klobuchar lee. and members of the committee. it is an honor to be here today to lend the american antitrust institute's perspective to the issue of competition in the live entertainment. aai applauds senate lawmakers for turning their attention to a serious competition issue that hurts concert goers, artists, more competitors across the live entertainment industry. there are a few major points and policy recommendations that i would like to highlight today. first, live nation is a example of a traditional democracies do monopoly. like other online platforms, dominating an ever widening spot of its industry. it's dominance in markets up down the ladder tape it's lightweight, creates the and so do air ability to protect its market position. on the concert side, this includes excluding smaller or independent artist concert promoters avenues in digital ticketing, this includes excluding ticket resellers and brokers who provide important competition via the secondary ticketing market. customers pay the price for these monopolistic ac

lee: yeah shocking.when you look at the trust institution the media, by the way, least trusted of all interesting about that people say where they get information it is also media going to places they don't trust, i think, bottom line people are going to try to confirm what they already believe, rather than trying to get information that might challenge them or correct them. maria: all right. we are taking a break, the big event of the week chief jay powell on hill two-day testimony, i will strategist how he is planning for it positioning himself ahead of that stay with us. . (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, none of the compromise. the audi e-tron family. progress that moves you. hey, man. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance. so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we g

it cut off a few communities including mono city and lee vining. each have a population of about 100 people. at one point, the national guard had to fly in supplies. here's another look at that drone video. reopening the road could take weeks. caltrans has hired a crew to do the work, but they can't start yet because the area is still at risk for avalanches. there are other roads in the area that are open, but they're adding hours on to drives that normally take minutes. a 30 minute drive to get somewhere is now three or four hours in theory. nice to have you both on the program. alicia, let's start with you. are you there right now, and what's life like in the last couple of weeks for you? >> yeah, i am in mono city, and we've essentially been cut off from our usual routines and daily life for about three weeks now. >> and you look fine. i presume you have plenty of food and water and pg&e electricity and so forth, correct? >> yep. we actually have socal edison, so sce, we were out of power for five days when the first big storm happened. and then

case and point, alton lee, a man who tells us the tornado picked him up, through him down, and threw down from 30 feet in the air. listen to his story. >> just spinning around out of control. felt so helpless. ain't nothing you could do. i seen a drier floating in the air towards me, and i'm thinking, this is going to be the end. but the drier what saved my life. when it hit me, it knocked me out that cycle and i fell back to the ground. >> reporter: he was unconscious in a field after he was knocked out of that tornado. for hours. rescuer found him in the field around 3:00 a.m. saturday morning. miraculously he's going to be okay. as for people here, they're hoping the newly announce visit by president biden at some point in the near future is a sign that the federal disaster relief the president promised will come to fruition. >> elton lee has quite the survival story to tell. let's bring in our meteorologist. bill, there's a nasty system that's battering california now. what's happening there, and when it is moving east? >> two days we have been tracking this storm, and look like

for that, that was due to lee correspond, and jennifer palka in tallen. we appreciate it. let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world. newly released drone footage shows the damage from rush has been barb mint of the eastern ukrainian city of buck. mood pressure is mounting on ukrainian troops holding out their intelligence. analysts say key if may be considering a controlled pullout bus route as seen as a key staging ground for further russian advances. a fire has left at least 12000 people homeless at a refugee camp in the bangladesh border district of cox's bazaar. it host, ringo refugees, had fled persecution and neighboring me in march. back in 2016. please say the blaze which is now under control, destroyed 2000 shelters. but no casualties have been reported so far. police and pakistan say they've tried to arrest former prime minister him run con at his home in lahore. they tweeted that they were unable to find him, but were instead met by hundreds of his supporters. con has been accused of failing to declare gifts received while i

senator lee? >> thank you so much.we've had a lot of talk in the last few rounds about restrictions on the ability of consumer purchasers of tickets being able to sell to somebody else. and a lot of people seem to think that is somehow a solution. it is a nightmare dressed like a daydream, we don't have to go there. there are a lot of complaints about doing this. no one is particularly fond of scalpers, generally speaking. but this isn't about scalpers, it's about the purchasers of the tickets themselves. they may have perfectly legitimate reasons, whether it's a change of plans or otherwise, to resell hookups they've already purchased. in a number of states, including new york, illinois, and my home state of utah, we have laws that restrict the sorts of things. and utah, specifically. the ticket transferability act in my state requires at least 90% of tickets for an event be transferable. so mr. nuzzo, we'll start with you. do you think policy makers should take a similar approach with this? or is this best left to th

then the conservative "hot take" as abbott elementary star sheryl lee ralph.ut first, donald trump's cpac speech lays out a campaign vision as grim and hopeless as the chance of a speechwriter's invoice being paid. this is the big news. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, everyone. i'm james smartwood. i'm the king of announcing to my wife that i thought about picking her up some flowers on the way home. the top story tonight, president trump took a break from regaling a document with anecdotes about ed kotch. >> in 2016 i declared i am your voice. today i add, i am your warrior, i am your justice. and for those who have been wronged and betrayed, i am your retribution. i am your retribution. [ applause ] >> after the speech, the news media fought back with a proven tactic for stopping his power. >> the big lie. >> disinformation. >> fabrication. >> absolute fiction. half-truths, lies, and some absolute whoppers. >> the media looking out upon the lawless plains of american politics and boldly pointing out. joining me now is a democratic strategist lydia parker. chief washin