lori? [applause] lori: good afternoon, everyone.elley am from harrisburg, north carolina. i'm a mother of three and a grandmother of six. after years being locked out of affordable health care, today i stand in front of you having coverage now thanks to medicaid expansion in north carolina. [applause] in 2008 i was diagnosed with a progressive eye disease. it affects everything in my daily live, from driving to reading, to working it -- no health insurance meant no no regular checkups for my ey■e■? k and nothing to be done if i had an accident. in december i hurt my finger and got e infection. i was really scared because emergency care and surgery that was necessary was not in the budget. it was right tn that i found out that i qualified for medicaid. [applause] right in the nick of time i found out through an email and i thought it was a hoax but it wa. and it was because of the affordable care act and the closing of the gap, which presidentooper and many others worked to make a reality and today here we are with something to celeb

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lori, i think that's mount tam up there right now. we've got the winds whipping over the tops, the mountains, the rain. >> has moved in across parts of the bay area. more scattered showers. that is going to be picking up, though, as we head through the night tonight. you see some of the raindrops on the lens there overlooking san francisco. you've got mostly cloudy skies and a few scattered showers popping up around the bay area. nothing -% too heavy just yet. but we're going ramp things up with the storms. the main cold front rolls into the evening hours. so out there right now, you can see all the clouds rolling in across the state. we've got scattered showers pushing south now in the monterey bay and got some snow over the high country to the bay area has seen of pop-up showers as we head throughout the day today. and you see i'm rolling on through kind of a few bands sliding on by nothing too heavy. but you saw some of that. if you're driving around, we're seeing more of that move in right now. so that is only going to pick up as

his political ideals align with lori and he's proud to make the right now. there's a serious concern and it's been going on for about the last 5 years. >> safety now is turning out to be the number one concern for all of san franciscans. so we need to get back to that first priority of government, which is the protection of life property. >> as part of his campaign, murray talked about his plans for the san francisco police department and he's behavioral health plan. laurie says he plans on getting the police department sheriff's office fully staffed. he also called for a citywide fentanyl state of emergency. heartbroken to see the increasing numbers of people. >> dying on our streets. 131 in our first 2 months this year alone. that is why today i'm calling for a citywide fentanyl state of emergency to bypass the bureaucracy and surge city resources to the drug crisis. lori calling the state of emergency last year in the tenderloin filled in narrow. >> and plans to appoint a senior level position to tackle the problem. >> my administration will use this emer

copper, lori? >> i think people still think it is, and you can just put this on the list of a few different things that are getting people more excited about the macro and the u.s. economy and the global economy right now. >>> coming up, a bill that could ban tiktok in the app making its way to the senate. does have it any chance of passing? gene munster joins us next to explain how bytedance could get in the way. more on that, when "fast money" returns. >>> missed a moment of "fast?" catch us any time on the go. follow the "fast money" podcast. we're back right after this. from pep in their step to shine in their coats, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's just smarter, healthier pet food. it's amazing what real food can do. >>> welcome back to "fast money." stocks mixed to close out the day. the dow on a three-day winning streak. the nasdaq down half a percent. all three averages on pace for a stro

. >> lori houts was found dead in 1992, in mountain view.als ended in hung juries. but now a state appellate court has ruled john . ktvu jesse gary hasúthe story. it wrong. and now the ball's >> more than 30 years after her murder, lori houts family may finally find closureúinside a murderer john woodward would not violate constitutional protections against being tried twice for the same crime. the two previous trials ended with hung juries. legal analyst michael cardoza there was no jury, reasonable jury or trier of fact, could find this defendant guilty. prosecutors in 2022 refiled murder charges against woodward after dna evidence and new fingerprints linkedc him to the murder weapo. houts was strangled with a rope in 1992 as she drove home from her job at adobe systems in mountain view. >> lori was very special. she was a had, your back. like, if you was there for you. to cry on, s- >> houts familyúand friends have carried the torchúof justice in her case for over three decades. at the same time, woodward has maintained his innocence by

and then i called for my friend lori.n lori shined her flashlight down there, she didn't know there was a cape buffalo ten feet away. when lori ran to get help, i heard a lion roar. my last thought, because i am jenifer lewis, was what a headline. [ laughter ] the king ate the queen! pieces of jenifer lewis' body is being flown back to the states. >> thankfully that did not happen. that is just a portion, a portion, of our conversation. she is so candid, so vulnerable. much of what happened in her recovery caught on camera. >> wow. >> she did keep this quiet for sometime. >> she did, george. i asked her why. she said, i didn't want y'all to know i had fallen until i could show you how i got back up. and she just feels there are lessons. she needed it for herself. people were like, where's aunt jenny? where's aunt jenny? she was not on social. it was niecy nash end of last year. i was getting ready for the holidays. she said, you need to talk to jenifer lewis. she was like, you can't just post something like this, you need

>> this is where i seek signals from waller and lori logan. they have spoken that the unwind will be in the forefront of our minds. i think the fed has already done and will continue to do a job in terms of talking about monetary policy as it pertains to fed funds, and then the balance sheet policy as it pertains to qt. that is what i'm watching for and reading everything from lori logan at the dallas fed in terms of how we should think about the timing of that. we heard from chair powell that they will discuss it deeper in march. we cannot wait to hear what deeper discussions were had. the other thing we have not talked about yet is we will get new fomc dots. all eyes are focused on that expectation. it is unstable. two people needing to move their dots for that to move lower. the cpi data will be very important for indicators of where that ends up. sonali: we have to leave it there. critical data next week after critical data today. up next, the auction block, high-grade u.s. sales up the fastest start with any year on record with $430 billi

his political ideals align with lori and he's proud to make the right now. there's a serious concern and it's been going on for about the last 5 years. >> safety now is turning out to be the number one concern for all of san franciscans. so we need to get back to that first priority of government, which is the protection of life property. >> as part of his campaign, murray talked about his plans for the san francisco police department and he's behavioral health plan. laurie says he plans on getting the police department sheriff's office fully staffed. he also called for a citywide fentanyl state of emergency. >> heartbroken to see the increasing numbers of people dying on our streets. 131 in our first 2 months this year alone. that is why today i'm calling for a citywide fentanyl state of emergency to bypass the bureaucracy and surge city resources to the drug crisis. lori calling the state of emergency last year in the tenderloin filled in narrow. >> and plans to appoint a senior level position to tackle the problem. >> my administration will use this emerg

lori said he's tired too. >> the mayors on the wire and the excuses and the finger pointing instead of accountable leadership and getting meaningful results. this is not a crisis of resources with a 14.6 billion dollar budget. this is a crisis of leadership. we all know this and and so i am incredibly optimistic. the best days of our city are ahead of us. but it's going to require leadership from outside of that building. the mayor also outlined her plans to revitalize downtown san francisco. she wants to attract. >> new businesses and also wants to add housing. >> as for a mayor breed in her address, she did thank the city's voters for approving proposition ee which seat she says will give police more freedom and tools to catch criminals. the mayor also outlined her plans to revitalize downtown san francisco saying she wants to attract new businesses and also wants to add housing. >> bathroom time, the controversial public restroom designed for san francisco's know a valley. it's finally here. the city's rec and parks department posted this video of crews offloading the toilet this mo

writing quite as high rbc capital market of the equity strategy in one of barron's top women in finance loris here with her take. and there is a tiktok battle on capitol hill and i don't mean a dance off will look at the winners, losers and possible buyers if bytedance is forced to sell, that is one big rocket spacex completed a record setting launch what investors on earth need to know. we begin with our expert panel and three things investors are to be thinking about right now on the "barron's roundtable" my colleagues ben levisohn, al root and meghan leonhardt. the market was down is midget this past week. i am outraged, will happen. >> the s&p fell for second week in a row and this is the first week it's falling for two weeks since october. clearly the world is ending. maybe not, 0.1% in some inflation readings in the first one came in the consumer price index but the market was okay it was the second when the consumer market which cause the market to freak out and gas prices are going up so you get a rotation going on where the magnificent seven are not doing so well but you see other t

absolutely so. mean prior to the wall there was 500 lories per day entering gaza the... "the airdrops represent a few lories, so the it is cosmetic to suggest that the air drops are somehow alleviating the problems of the palestinian people, it is um completely um irrelevant and the only way um that the um actual humanitarian needs of the palestinians can be met is through a cease fire and a return at least to pre-war levels of access. when you take a look at what yemen is doing, it's quite incredible uh to the extent that they are, they have gone in solidarity with the palestinians, because really nobody else has done what they have done in the capacity that the executed their operations, putting their whole nation at risk from the us and the uk in uh one sense, but uh standing in solidarity with the palestinians uh to see if they can stop this genocide. what are your thoughts on it? "one of the reasons what why the yeminies have stood up is because they had themselves experienced the same kind of uh weaponizing salvation as a weapon of war, they've had shiploads of foo

lori b is back with all the excitement.it did. amazing. dynamic light show at the empire state building last night. just really the coolest thing. you could see it right now. >> rebecca: that is so cool. >> amazing, the fact that they can do that. i love that. we got some really good stuff today. >> rebecca: we have to take a look at the first reveal. >> okay. this is the fortune telling vader. he's the force-enteller. that is exclusively at wal-mart. this is really cool. everybody on the set is, what is this? really cool, you guys. this is true moo star wars blue milk. i'm going to take a sip. >> rebecca: okay, lori. >> if luke can drink it, i can drink it. it tastes like cereal milk. it's so good. that will be available nationwide in april. rebecca? >> rebecca: yes. >> okay. you can't go to the darth mall for this one so we're going to show you. will you turn it in the other direction? >> rebecca: yes. >> the other way. here we go. all right. let's see. is anything happening? you're going -- there they go. there they go.

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santa clara county prosecutors say john woodward killed lori houts in 1992, but both previous trialsed in a hung jury. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary is live outside the courthouse, and jesse, a judge, had ruled that woodward could not be tried again. but a state appellate court overruled that. >> christina, good evening to you. that's right. the appellate court, made up of three justices, ruled another trial would not violate the constitutional protection against double jeopardy. so perhaps another chance for the victims families to find the justice they seek relief that they didn't get it wrong. >> and now the ball's in his court. >> more than 30 years after her murder, lori houts family may finally find closure inside a santa clara county courtroom thursday, the california sixth district court of appeals ruling a third trial for accused murderer john woodward, would not violate constitutional protections against being tried twice for the same crime. the two previous trials ended with hung juries legal analyst michael cardoza. >> there was no jury, reasonable jury or trier of f

campaign for mayor jordan says his political ideals align with lori and he's proud to endorse the heir to the levi strauss fortune. >> right now, there's a serious concern and it's been going on for about the last 5 years. safety now is turning out to be the number one concern for all of san franciscans. so we need to get back to that first priority of government, which is the protection of life property. >> as part of his campaign, lori talked about his plans for san francisco's police department has behavioral health plan as well. laurie also says he plans on fully staffing the police department and sheriff's office. he's calling for a citywide fentanyl state of emergency as well. the top candidates laurie is facing in the race for san francisco. mayor r incumbent mayor london breed, former san francisco mayor mark farrell and san francisco supervisor ahsha safa e. robert f kennedy junior's announcement yesterday about a bay area running mate has voters and political analysts talking. the independent presidential candidate chose tech attorney and philanthropist nicole shanahan kron f

lori stood alongside community leaders today at lowell high school to discuss how he would support s.fannounced plans to shutter several of its schools. it comes amid a major budget deficit and declining enrollment. lori says city leaders have failed to address safety, affordability and an underperforming public school system. around and bring families back to san francisco if we're going to fix our public schools. students first need to feel safe at school to learn and thrive. >> lori also said his priorities include addressing chronic absenteeism and working to build affordable teacher housing. san francisco's homeward bound program one step closer to being reintroduced, a board of supervisors committee today unanimously approved revitalizing the program. >> it provides the homeless with travel and relocation assistance back to their hometowns and off san francisco streets. it was initiated in 2005 and then sidelined a few years ago by mayor breed. supporters say homeward bound would help the city to address homelessness at the end of the day. >> we're doing everything we can to reun

here are the top candidates lori's face in the race for san francisco. mayor, the comet mayor, london breed, former san francisco mayor mark farrell, the san francisco supervisor ahsha stuff i e. the race to replace congresswoman anna to be going to a recount? well, most mcardle already secured his place in the november general election. the race to decide opponent. it's razor thin. so right now, santa clara county supervisor joe simeone leads assemblymember evan low. i just 2 votes. campaigns are working to cure ballot. maybe they're asking voters to fix ballot and might be missing a signature according to 7 tail county officials. there are 525 ballots that need to be cured april second or they will be counted. any candidate can ask for a recount so far, neither some indian or low have confirmed that they plan to do so. still ahead of the problem morning news, the family of 2 homicide victims is concerned about. >> district attorney in the east bay health. they're handling their case. why they say they disagree with the move, trying to dismiss enhanceme

nbc news correspondent jay gray and cnbc senior editor of guests and global supply chain reporter, lori anne laracko. tell us what you're seeing. the dive teams are back in the water but obviously the weather is not on their side. >> reporter: it's a mess out here today, to be real frank. rain for most of the day, cloudy, foggy at times. a chop on the surf as they're trying to work through and find those six missing and presumed dead construction workers who were on top the bridge at the time of the accident. let's get into what they're working through underneath the waters. you've got basically a soup of debris, twisted metal, ripped apart cabling. a lot of that with sharp edges. you've got boulders of concrete and rock that are filling in that area as well from the collapsed bridge, and so it's very dangerous for those divers, even for the remote vehicles and that type of soup with no real visibility as all. there are several sharp edges. there's a concern that a diver could rip a suit or rip an airline. that's something they're taking care of now. and then you've got the issue of not

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lori: a little bit better.y colleague put it this way, she said there was a begrudging willingness to look at this issue more. i think that is right and i would still say investors are moving pretty hard and it's pretty painful. we will see what it's like later this week but after iowa and new hampshire, of those were the questions i was dealing with. one investor put it saying i got burned and -- by trump and 2016 so i have to look at this now. i don't think u.s.-based investors are doing a lot now. i'm getting requests for what is the historical playbook around elections, small caps are coming up a lot right now. in 2016 there were a trump trade on the trade war so whether you think we will have sort of a republican administration that really cuts taxes, or we have a more isolationist foreign policy, both of those seem like buy america trades. to be honest there's not a lot to do right now because is nothing but breadcrumbs to analyze. >> you said they might be more interested in the state of the union in ter

sorry for a new migration. lori's causing confusion, not the us mexico border. the load gives state authorities in texas the power to arrest and to pull people. the us supreme court create the way for the lord to take effect on tuesday, but just hours like the appeals court judges decided to block it as they can see, the whether it interferes with the federal government, immigration powers. mexico has already said it will not accept any one ordered to leave, takes us under the so called s b for though he is what makes it goes. foreign minister of foreign affairs, secretary had to say it is an em to migrant center phobic discriminatory law. that says, but any migrant or any person moving anywhere in texas can be detained by the authorities and put in jail or deported all to w report. a foreign scholars following developments for us from equal pos in texas on the us mexico border. yes, as you said, we're here in the small us border city of eagle pass right behind us. on the other side is the mexican border town of pedros, near growth. and in between right behind t

shahbaz hasanpour to lori with 742 votes and mr.ostali with 7156 votes out of a total of 2459 correct votes, they were elected in kerman constituency in khodaafrin and harand constituency, mr. behnam rizvani, with 2246 votes out of a total of 6241 correct votes , succeeded in being elected in kaliber constituency, but in golpayegan and khansar constituencies. mr. seyed masoud khatami succeeded mr. saeed rafiei and mr. ahmad begley with the number of 13,273 votes as the candidate of the second stage in the islamic council elections. they should be in the second stage, but in the electoral district of mr. mahmoud taheri and mr. hossein giyazi moradi there are candidates who made it to the second stage from this constituency. i would like to thank all the respected media for their patience, dear viewers . god willing, at the next opportunity, anyway , we will inform the leadership experts about the latest information about the results of the elections of the islamic council of tehran. yes, we also thank the speaker mr. the election hea

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resources, knowing that actually lot of that those resources were probably in depots somewhere or maybe in loris queing up outside raffa, but could not be distributed and and this is what is so urgent about the need for a cease fire is the only way that aid that's being delivered to gaza and we welcome every bit of aid, the only way that aid is going to get to where it's needed is if there is a cease fire. spent some time a while ago looking up the definition of genocide in a variety of dictionaries and and what is going on, in gaza fulfills every single definition of genocide that i have read. the israeli military has admitted that a missile fired from yemen hit the vicinity of ilat port in the occupied palestinian territories. that came after the yemini army spokesman announced operation against the port. the missile forces also launched a number of. missiles at israeli targets in the ommal shash area in southern occupied palestine. yahil said that a cruise missile was launched from yemen's territorial waters in the red see toward the occupied territories. the regime's iron dome and arrow miss

lori calvasina is here. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> this in the context of a broader market feels like a lot of your work is pointing to fairly valued, perhaps, but there are things to do maybe on other areas. why does energy get in there. >> i was talking to some of my salespeople and said sectors just haven't been that interesting of a discussion lately. >> that's true. >> all of a sudden energy got really interesting and just sort of had this big move and been overweight and viewed it as an inflation hedge and guess what, everyone got worried about it so it's doing what we hoped it would do serving the right function but it's cheap and my analysts like it much more than my analysts in other sectors so think that's an important read on fundamentals and money flows if you look at the epfr data it's starting to shift back. commodities, materials, energies, industrials, kind of cyclical areas that show benefit if the economy is running hot the way everyone is worried. >> is that your read? th

coming up on gma waking up with lori b star reviews and scott is here just tell us about his new shows >> this election is about who shares your values. let me share mine. i'm the only candidate with a record of taking on maga republicans and winning when they overturn roe. i secured abortion rights in our state constitution. when trump attacked our lgbtq and asian neighbors, i strengthened our hate crime laws. i fought for all of us struggling to keep up with the rising cost of living. i'm evan low and i approve this message for all of our shared values. as once a student is reported missing, all hell breaks loose. >> did this college student kill his best friend over a woman they both loved? >> now you're speaking out for the first time. why all new 2020 tonight? >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> now every friday morning i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. >> and here's traffic with gloria. >> good morning reggie right now we are tracking a crash in san francisco. this is a two car crash on northbound 280 before the 101 split speeds are down to 16mph in this ar

this is lori waiting, officially joined their ministers here tonight. the, the funny mr. prime minister, welcome that are the strongest military lines the world has ever seen. i say there's to congress, we have to stand up to prove certainly a bar par so now. so security bill history is literally watching. history is watching. united states walks away. it will put you crate at risk. your present risk, the free world, we're risk and bullying others to do what they wish to do us harm. my message, the president food in white moon for a long time is simple. we will not walk away. the history is watching. history is watching a just like history watch 3 years ago on january 6th. when i select, the storm is right capital and place a dagger, the throat of american democracy manager here, and that doctors of days were all saw their own eyes. these directions were not patriots had come to stop the peaceful transfer of power to restore in the world. the people, january 6 lies about the 2020 election of a plots of steel. the election paused a great grievous threat

. >> reporter: lori is a former federal prosecutor. >> they decided shis worth a lot of resources across the country. when they have done the searches, they have evidence to follow-up on. if they got it, they will move on it. >>> even though combs has not been publicly named as a target of the investigation, he is prepared to fight to clear his name. >>> the final opening day for the a's in oakland. the a's lease at the coliseum extends through the season. it's unclear where they will play after that before likely moving to las vegas. >>> okay. old gun can live for a long time stuck under a table or park bench. now researchers are collecting it to turn it into medical tests. scientists in scotland are taking the old gum and refrigerate parts of it and turning it into pregnancy and covid tests. researchers say those take home tests make about 18 tons of waste worldwide each year by using recycled materials. scientists believe they could cut the carbon footprint for production by up to 50%. back to the first alert weather, let's give you a live look outside. you can see gloomy and cloudy.

now, john, you know very well, if there's a lory, a big rig, an 18 wheeler somewhere in ukraine, carrying humanitarian aid and it gets targeted, it'll be all over western corporate media news. this is a trucks getting in, one out of every 500 are getting in, and then when they do, you're not just hitting the truck, sometimes you're actually, there's really sometimes are hitting them in route on highways, but the worst part is hitting when people are scattered around them resulting, and you very well know it's been... done systematically and it's not just on one incident, now yeah, what your other guests said uh, it is worth underscoring again, and yes of course there's a double standard that's a naked double standard in reporting on on israel and gaza from western media, it's it's shocking actually, but your other guess is right, israel has been a settler colonial, imperial project from even before 1948, they were killing arabs even before that, um, ergun and the stern gang and so forth were terrorizing the region, uh, you can go back and and look up the bombing of the king david hotel an

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lori and i see this as parents.on't care whether our kids on the right, but i do care that they're able to discern fact from fiction. [applause] that's why i've directed the department of education to develop a toolkit for teachers and parents on digital literacy and critical thinking. this is important, and it follows on the good work you did last year when you passed and i signed into law a bill that requires schools to teach financial literacy. [applause] we need to ensure our young people are prepared for the world that they are living in. we also need to update antiquated state laws that cost our school districts too much money. let me give you an example. when the charter school law was first adopted in 1997, the idea of going to a cyber school was new and relatively few parents sent their kids there. but today, nearly 60,000 pennsylvania students go to cyber charters. however, we've never gone back and reevaluated how we fund these schools. cyber charterset the same amount per student as brick-and-mortar scho

lori is the only person running from outside of what he calls a failed system. and while the mayor may be tired of the negativity, lurie says that he is too. >> i'm tired of the excuses and the finger pointing instead of accountable leadership and getting meaningful results. this is not a crisis of resources with a 14.6 billion dollar budget. this is a crisis of leadership. we all know this and and so i am incredibly optimistic. the best days of our city are ahead of us. but it's going to require leadership from outside of that building. >> that's from may have read in her dress. she thanked the city's voters for approving proposition e what she says is going to get more police freedoms because of the tools to catch criminals. mayor also outlined her plans to revitalize downtown san francisco. she wants to attract new businesses and also would like to add housing 6.20, right now and president joe biden addressed the nation in the annual state of the union speech. he talked about the economy, foreign wars. also the migrant crisis at the southern border. we've got

aprilicagoinvestigative repoy royal pratt is releasing his book on the windy city and its former how chicago mayor loriightfoot led and lost a city in crisis. and in may,on white house communications director and current abc host george stephan police will release the situate in room story of presidents in crisis. and the newest book from titled family unfriendly how our culture made raising kids much harder than it needs to be. news host jesse waters, his latest is called get it together. troubling tales from the liberal t there's a new book coming out about a journalist. usa today's su about one of the most well-known broadcasters in history. barbara walters, the book, which will be released in april, is titled the rule breaker. susan page's previous bestsellers were about former speaker of the house nancy pelosi=l lady barbara bush. now, as we continue our spring book preview here are some notable upcoming titles about foreign policy. cnn's fareed zakaria will release his look at instability and the international order. it's called age of revolutions. progress and backlash from 1600 to the president

. >>> we saw candidate daniel lori saying i once did the mayor propose the magnitude of reform that our city needs and then went on to say the city needs a new era of accountable leadership and new ideas. >>> it is a dry, sunny day in the bay area with daytime highs sitting well above average . we could get close to the 70s later today, down into the santa clara valley. it is a gorgeous day to get out and get fresh air, maybe find a new trail around your neighborhood. no matter what you are doing this afternoon, you don't need the umbrella. you probably could ditch the jacket. it is gorgeous. let me show you what is happening right around the corner. this beautiful weather will come to an end as we see cold fronts approaching us not only for our saturday forecast but sunday too. clouds start rolling in tonight. here is the first system bringing in light showers in the forecast. dusty conditions around 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. it is worth noting that if you are planning on heading out oracle park tomorrow, you might see a sprinkle were two for giants fanfest. we will be left with cloudy skie

i'm here with lori and lori drew. >> i like to see you do these. this makes me have a blast. some hands on science lessons at the exploratorium, and you can have fun loading up on all things pi by watching super science with drew. it's on our website, abc seven news.com. >> okay, it's a circumference divided by the diameter, is that right? am i saying that right? >> the circumference you're finding the area of a circle is pi r squared. so it's the radius squared times pi. >> yes. you tell it. that that what drew just said i used to be a smart person. >> you know we can always come back to it. >> could we. >> we could. >> it's not too late. >> it's never too late. watch super science with drew. you'll gain some knowledge. thank you. you're so welcome. >> wow, that is such a good thing to say. when it's like a moment in, somebody doesn't get something we can always come back to it. >> we can always. >> so gracious. you had at one time. it's there somewhere. >> always come back. >> can you even imagine what we knew when we were like in 11th grade? like i knew how to do all this

paul: lori's food stamps were once caught off. >> i did not have my birth certificate or something, iss to it. paul: pamela co-authored the book, administrative burden. >> it can feel like a full-time job, both getting on those programs and then actually staying on them. paul: she has seen the challenges in her work for code for america. >> you might have to fill out a form that could take you over one hour to complete, with questions that are potentially incomprehensible that can make you really nervous that you are answering incorrectly. paul: the results are stark. literally billions in unclaimed benefits. >> there's $80 billion of money left on the table every single year because of how hard it is to navigate these hurdles. paul: morgan's job has kept her from the in person appointment required to maintain her wic benefits, supplemental nutrition for women, infants and children. >> i am not going to be able to make it because a lot of employments are during my work hours. paul: yet she needs all the help she can get just to feed her kids. >> i don't make enough to take care of all

knowing that actually lot of that... those resources were probably in depots somewhere or maybe in lories quewing up outside rafa, but could not be distributed, and and this is what is so urgent about the need for seas fire is the only way that aid that's being delivered to gaza and we welcome every bit of aid, the only way that aid is going to get to where it's needed is if there is sece fire. spent some time a while ago looking up the definition of genocide in a variety of dictionary. and and what is going on in gaza fulfills every single definition of genocide that i have read? a senior palestinian resistance movement leader of hamas has a slamed the israeli regime for deliberately trying to derail uh gaza cease fire talks. osama hamdan said israel will not achieve in negotiations what it is failed to accomplish on the... battlefield, in every round of negotiations they escalate their crimes against our people, believing that by committing such crimes they might achieve, make some achievements on the negotiation table, and here we underscore once again that what the occupation did not

lori stood discuss how he would support to s.f. usd students if elected mayor.d plans to shutter several of its schools. it comes amid a major budget deficit and declining enrollment. lori says city leaders have failed to address public safety, affordability and an underperforming public school system. >> we must turn around and bring families back to san francisco if we're going to fix our public schools, students first need to feel safe at school to said. >> his priorities include addressingúchronic absenteeism and working to build affordable teacher housing. >> raceway celebrated its newly repaved track with a special charity event to raise money for underserved children and families in critical need in sonoma county. the raceway invited participants for a very rare opportunity to take the first laps on the new surface for $150. drivers got to race around the track three times in their own vehicle. the last time the track was repaved back in 2001. >> this is kind of a one in a multigeneration type of event. just because the pavement is so fresh, it is so smoo

. >>> an early-morning fire near gore lori city hall have been around 6:30. please tell us the fire involved a structure and a trailer firefighters put it out quickly but the police are now invested in. the distal unclear what caused this fire. >>> oakland is getting ready to show off its diverse facing and what better time to show this during restaurant week? it does take up-to-date. more than one and 50 eateries will be offering special menus and we're talking everything from fruit tracks to michelin starred restaurants. that includes acre kitchen and bar which will be serving up a special three-course priced menu. >> this is a great opportunity to get new guests. it is a good reason to go out and eat, support those places that you haven't been to. for us that is the benefit, we get a chance to show off what we do. >> restaurant week runs for 10 days so you have two weekends to support local restaurants. >>> an important meeting about the future of the oakland a's. the leaders and county leaders met to discuss a possible lease extension of the coliseum. the