but in this case, maddie didn't have to die.'t have been here and was doing something illegal both in being here and in this accident. i guess, stewart, you're the godfather. how much did this play? you say you're running because of this. the talk about why you're running -- talk about why you're running, how you plan to honor this child, your goddaughter, through this race. >> yeah. you know, i've been fighting against this for over a decade. first as a county council member going back to the refugee resettlement program and then as a state rep. and i've actually been successful at defending our constitution, you know, at the local level and at the state level. and so now i'm fighting to go to congress to secure our border and just to insure that this doesn't happen to anybody else. rachel: you know, i don't mean to be cynical, stewart, but there's a lot of members of congress, a lot of gop if members who are there saying they're trying to do this, and they haven't been able to get joe biden to close that border. if why do you

but she stayed close with the girls, especially maddy, sharing the last message she sent to her after getting an alert from the university of idaho that there had been a suspected homicide. >> i texted, like our group of friends and i just had said, has anyone heard from maddie? and i remember, like my last text message to her was like, are you okay? and i feel like right then and there, i kind of just knew that something was wrong. >> the man charged with the murders, brian coburger, a judge entering a not guilty plea on his behalf as his defense team says he was out driving that cold november night, as he often did to hike or stargaze. but prosecutors allegedly linking coburger to the heinous crimes through dna left on the button strap of a knife sheath found underneath maddie, you wish that you could just say goodbye. >> and that's one thing that i just wish that i could do at least one more time is like, you know, just give her one last hug just to be able to say goodbye. >> just heartbreaking. hannah, thank you for that. coming up, we will show you some pure joy for a four year o

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>> i'm maddie. jimmy: hey, maddie from new jersey. [ applause ] maddie, the kentucky derby is this weekend. do you have a hat that you were planning on wearing? >> i don't. this is perfect. >> jimmy: it is, right? >> yeah, right? >> jimmy: it can go with almost everything, right? >> everything. >> jimmy: this will go perfect with this. would you like to try it on tonight? >> let's try it on. >> jimmy: let's do this. all right, here we go. roots, a little hat trying on music. ♪ there's no real wrong way to do it. [ cheers and applause ] you've got to lean your head back. yeah. yeah, that's it. you've got to lean back. that's perfect. [ applause ] maddie, you look so good! >> thank you! >> jimmy: can you keep that on for the whole show? yes, absolutely. yes, you can. that's all the time we have. stick around. we'll be right back with more "tonight show," everybody. look how beautiful! you look gorgeous! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i kn

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> all right. thank you for that break down maddy. still ahead, the kron 4 morning news east bay woman gets her truck that after someone stole it. find out how the was able to get into a truck in the first place. and we're talking about crews helping rescue a falling rock climber. north bay. they say they feel more than a say they feel more than a dozen people who write dupixent can help people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent. man was sentenced to more than 5 years in federal pr

maddy. >> good morning, james. both republicans and democrats say that violent protest is unacceptable but they disagree over how president biden and some universities have responded. with graduation season under way. police are stepping in on some college campuses to clear encampments and break up clashes over the israel-hamas war. they should not have been allowed to fester on campus for 2 weeks. arkansas republican senator tom cotton told abc universities have been too slow to act. the liberal politicians refused to the police to clear them out the very first day the president addressed the protests at length for the first time last week. he denounced violence but said he supported peaceful protest. >> his campaign co-chair told cnn the president believes all students should feel safe. president's been very clear about this. he's also been very strong about the need to stamp out anti-semitism and islamophobia. but florida republican senator marco rubio told fox news the president's comments came to lead a 7 days

maddie has used it as a back scratcher.ure arrived, one bear tried to open it. when the guys first moved in, they were a little nervous, but now. >> we love living with them. >> reporter: the humans can feel like they're the ones being observed in a zoo, especially when the bears get right up against the glass. >> you can see how long their claws are. >> reporter: and then stand up like a person. the guests at this pool party have been known to not just play with the chlorinator, but to also run away with it. the guys opted for a bear inflatable to replace the unicorn, and if the bears eat their own, well, the owners plan to just grin and bear it. >> hmm. >> it would already be on zillow if i owned it. >> i know, that's the foothills, so parts of pasadena, monrovia, all those places see bears pretty often. it's just interesting to see them coming back to the pool over and over again. i would be out as well. >> they're cute until your dog's out there -- >> or until you're out there in between the mom and her babies! we' not

testified she seemed. >> and you have to attorneys, they prepare their clients and maddie very likely watched her pyxis testimony and can take get some takeaway from not and i think in some ways came more prepared to be a little bit more effusively of donald trump in ways that hope maybe didn't quite as much leaning into his relationship with melania and she was the real boss. what a great boss he was giving her these opportunities. and then if this key point that he actually was unbothered by the access hollywood tape it's interesting to hear, listen to talk about donald trump's political and pr instincts, which are good. >> i mean, a lot of times he defies conventional wisdom, but he's gotten pretty far by following his instinct, but legal and courtroom instincts are a little bit of a different creation. it's has to be much more strategic, much more tactical. i wonder if he's his own worst enemy when it comes to this, when he's pushing his lawyers to do things that could be taken both ways. but i mean, my reads certainly were destructive to his defense he may be about to find out, i

once it was realized that the situation was dire, with compassion and astute questioning, maddie was swiftly able to coordinate with the local crisis services. maddie's guidance led to the dispatch of the mobile crisis team, highlighting the profound impact of leveraging local resources in moments of crisis. conversely, imagine receiving texts from a maryland number, but the person in need is actually across the country. crisis counselors like ours across the nation faced immediate hurdles. they rely on the visitor to share specific location details, which can be uncomfortable. for example, one of our crisis hotline counselors, erin, answered a call from reina, a woman experience in a panic attack after a devastating breast cancer diagnosis. despite the maryland area code, she is now living in utah and was calling from a parking lot, unable to afford her medical bills. erin, unfamiliar with utah services, focused on validating reina's feelings and ensuring her safety for the rest of the afternoon. our counselor erin knows the services to help connect people facing trauma, isolation,

their other restaurant maddie's, all fashion is in downtown oakland. so and things are back up and running for horn barbecue. one person was killed in a crash. several cars crashed in san jose. police are investigating. now what happened? this was one in the morning yesterday were several cars crashed on highway 101, near north mathilda avenue and one person was killed. the southbound lanes of 101 where it happened was shut down for about 3 hours. we don't know the identity of the victim. cinco de mayo was yesterday. there are a lot of celebrations all around the bay for the most part, peaceful and lots of fun in downtown san jose. we were there to capture what happened from project moment as a report. >> easily more than 1000 people paraded through the streets right here in downtown san jose along cesar chavez plaza to celebrate cinco de mayo. but things here in san jose didn't totally go off without a hitch center that police had to detour section of santa clara street. what they want >> with a long before san jose police did toward this section of s

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> all right. maddie, thank you very much. it's 6.21. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news pump. the brakes. a new study reveals which car brands get the most speeding tickets. (vo) beneful knows a full life doesn't just happen...it's a choice to take a swing... to taste all life has to offer. choose joy, choose beneful. and try incredibites, just for small dogs. >> 6.24 is the time in dublin. police now looking for 2 people who robbed a mail carrier. this happened monday in the area of obispo court right near highway 5.80, officers say 2 men wearing black mask demanded the carrier give them her mailbox key and phone. they say one of the suspects pointed a gun at her. the postal carrier. luckily wasn't hurt. well on insurance comparison site. ensure. if i just released a list of car brands, most often ticketed for speeding and it turns out foreign brands dominated the list. infinity is the most frequently cited with a 0.7% of drivers reporting speeding tickets. next is the sign on at 8.4% followed closely by volkswagen at 8.3% and at

other restaurant called maddie's old fashion in downtown oakland. >> some appear on the iconic golden gate bridge, a testament to america's greatness. california's greatest. we could be more proud announce today. record breaking tourism numbers in the state of california over 150 billion dollars tourism. spend unprecedented in our state's history. >> some high on the new numbers. so he was on the golden gate bridge where most people don't get to go with an amazing view of our iconic bridge, telling us about the tourism boost that california saw this year. the governor announced tourists spent more than 150 billion dollars in all of california the past year, which breaks the 144 billion dollar record set in 2019. so tourism statewide better than before the pandemic. governor newsom says not only is the state retaining its title as the world's 5th largest economy, just california and the world's biggest economy, 5th largest. it's also growing in population for the first time since the covid pandemic. taking a look at more data, the travel industry supporting about 1.2 million jobs last

other restaurant called maddie's or fashion in downtown >> some appear on the iconic golden gate bridge, a testament to america's greatness. california's greatest. we could be more proud announce today. record breaking tourism numbers in the state of california over 150 billion dollars tourism. spend unprecedented in our state's history. >> high on the golden gate bridge, the governor says how high tourism numbers are in the golden state. a huge boost to tourists a from tourists that the state got. the governor says that tourists spent more than 150 billion dollars in california this past year surpassing the 144 billion dollar record set in 2019 tourism is actually better than it was before the pandemic statewide. and not only that, but he says the state is retaining its title as the world's 5th largest economy. and it's growing in population for the first time since the covid pandemic broke out. according to the latest data, the travel industry supporting about 1.2 million jobs last year. up about 6% tourist created about 4% more revenue than in 2023 and spent about 5% more. although t

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> all right.ou very much. >> well, the biden administration is now calling new protections for buy now pay later, shoppers, the consumer financial protection bureau says business is an offer buy now pay later should allow users to demand refunds and just be transactions. the new rules are meant to be similar to those that are already in place for credit card companies. major buy now pay later, companies such as the firm klarna say they're now open to the new changes to allow for greater transparency. >> we're going to take a break here at 6.22. but coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, how one man stole nearly $90,000 in a backpack from workers of th >> a man has pleaded not guilty to the murder of a 29 year-old san mateo woman who officials say died of a fentanyl overdose. investigators say sarah tillman was found dead at her home last year. tell us they found text messages with her alleged drug dealer. according to the lawsuit, 2 months before her death, tillman warned the dealer he and nearly

. >> on household appliance we have dc correspondent maddie abeer temple with more on what's going onlled the hands off our home appliances act. the bill passed the house with all republicans and 7 democrats voting for it. it takes aim at new energy efficiency standards for appliances. >> arizona republican congresswoman debbie lesko says her bill protects home appliances, dishwashers, washing machine showers, toilets and sends a message to president biden take his hands for home appliances. the so named hands off our home appliances act passed the house tuesday. it aims to stop the biden administration from enforcing new energy efficient standards for consumer goods. republicans say the department of energy's regulations will limit consumer choices and raise prices. this administration's pursuit of a radical rush to green new deal agenda. >> common sense has taken a back seat, but some democrats against the bill say it's rooted in misinformation that the biden administration is going after appliances. they are not nor did they try to take away our gas stoves. last year, michigan demo

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> it's 7.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news pump the brakes. a new study reveals which car brands get the most speeding tickets. >> we're back 7.24. is the time in dublin. police are looking for 2 people who robbed a mail carrier that happened monday in the area of low obispo court. right near highway 5.80. officers say 2 men wearing black masks demanded the carrier give up her mailbox and mailbox key and her phone. they say one of the suspects pointed a gun at postal carrier. wasn't physically hurt. audio insurance comparison site. ensure a fight just released a list of car brands most often ticketed for speeding. and it turns out foreign brands dominated the list. infinity is apparently the frequently most frequently cited with 8.7% of drivers reporting speeding tickets next is signed on. but it's not the car as the driver. that yes, but it's, you know. >> that type of card encourages that type of driver, i to the carcass. you have a volkswagen. okay. that came in 3rd. only 3%. okay. reported getting speeding tickets. and then subaru. with a

we'll get the latest now from our washington, d.c., correspondent maddie beer-temple. >> both republicans and democrats, a violent protest is unacceptable, but they disagree over how president biden and some universities have responded. with graduation season under way. police are stepping in on some college campuses to clear encampments and break up clashes over the israel-hamas war. they should not have been allowed to fester on campus for 2 weeks. arkansas republican senator tom cotton told abc universities have been too slow to act. the liberal politicians refused to the police to clear them out the very first day the president addressed the protests at length for the first time last week. he denounced violence but said he supported peaceful protest. >> his campaign co-chair told cnn the president believes all students should feel safe. president's been very clear about this. he's also been very strong about the need to stamp out anti-semitism and islamophobia. but florida republican senator marco rubio told fox news the president's comments came to lead a 7 days into this crisis that

maddie, thank you for joining us. thank you for having me. all right.what is the weather going to be like this weekend for memorial day? looking here live from our camera showing us the north bay kyle is talking now about what's going on in tahoe and they can have good weather. >> well, they are, but they're going to cool down as well on saturday. so just be prepared for that. if you're headed that way, we're looking at diamond peak. it's obviously a beautiful view there right now. >> but it is going to get a little bit cooler as we work our rain friday and saturday. but notice by sunday, you know, south lake tahoe looking out for about 70 degrees. it's going to be a lovely, lovely weekend up there, too. in fact, pretty nice in most spots. but i do want to point out where we had some trouble areas track about travel. if you're flying to the east coast, they're having issues. the airports earlier today. but that has cleared since that line of storms moved through. but we do have flooding happening in and around dallas. that's where all of those storms th

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> thank you. madam night, 40 is the time in the east bay.public transportation system is in the works for contra costa county. they're called glide cars. and we got our first look at them. officials say they're going to be helping reduce traffic while increasing public transport, accessibility for folks that live out there in the delta's. we're talking pittsburg, antioch, oakley and brentwood. >> congestion is a real climate change is also a real thing. and so you can get people out of their cars take the environment, ensure that like everybody's needs, you know, we're going to see addition to ensure that that happens. >> yeah, like cars are expected to be in service by the year 2030. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news governor gavin newsom has put out some new numbers about how much fentanyl has been seized this year across the state will take a closer look. and also fallen sports to the giants looking to end their losing streak in colorado. while the a's attempt to hold off the rangers at home. we'll have highlights from both ga

maddy? >> good morning, guys.df says limited operation in rafah isn't over as its tanks roll into the city. the israeli military says it killed 20 hamas militants and found three tunnels. this comes after the israeli military called on tens of thousands of palestinians to evacuate the city and head for humanitarian zones along the mediterranean coast. the u.s. says it opposes a large scale military operation in rafah which officials say would risk the safety of more than 1 million palestinians taking refuge there. now, the "wall street journal" is reporting the u.s. has delayed the sale of more than 6,000 weapons to israel. per the "wall street journal," the state department never followed up with congress about the official notification of the sale and that triggered a pause with the deal. when asked about the reported pause and arms shipment, national security council spokesperson didn't confirm and said only this. >> for israel security remains ironclad. i'm not going to get into the specifics of one shipment o

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> and investigation is now underway at usc after a swastika was found drawnial media post. the university president carol folt says she condemns any form of hate speech. she says that the swastika was clearly drawn to, quote, insight, even more anger at a time that is so painful for our community. yesterday, she met for a second time with organizers of the pro palestine demonstration and says they seem more interested in having her issue. a political statement supporting their views. then coming up with practical solutions, usc's main commencement ceremony remains canceled. however, 47 smaller commencement ceremonies will take place across the campus later on this month. in honor of the upcoming missing and murdered or in a missing or murdered indigenous peoples day on may 5th today, tribal leaders and community members from across california took to the state capitol to honor that occasion. those on hand called the legislature to take action in response to what they call a crisis fake facing indigenous communities. according to the u.s. department, roughly 4

the other star -- maddie and mckenzie and mia sue -- noticeably absent. >> i think everyone knows maybe they needed this? >> some people might still be processing, and it's hard to talk about some of the stuff we went through. >> they closed the book, and they don't want to open it back up, backtrack. >> juju: the one-time tween dancers, now in their 20s, grappling with mixed feelings about their former instructor, abby lee miller, who also did not participate in the reunion. >> i definitely have a way different relationship with abby i think than anybody. i credit a lot of my thick skin and my ability to handle good news, bad news, to abby. >> let me make something clear. i don't give her credit for my success. i went on to be successful in spite of her, not because of her. >> yeah, yeah. >> juju: for eight seasons, "dance moms" rocked reality tv. audiences watched the budding dancers learn to compete. their moves, charming and graceful. their mothers' attitudes, sometimes less so. >> why are you yelling at us? >> i'm not! i'm yelling at my friends!" >> you've had too much to drink. >>

i'm maddie beer-temple. the roswell ufo incident is pretty famous.istory of unidentified flying objects is. >> far richer and way weirder. so now we're going to hear from an expert who explores the history of ufo's at the land of enchantment. i'm not saying it's extraterrestrial. >> i'm not saying its military. some of these cases. it remains a question. mark. david marler tells the story from the original military reports from kirtland air force base back in november of 1957, the object actually violated the base perimeter at kirtland air force base and to seize and air force personnel were observing the object from the control tower at kirtland with binoculars. marler is the executive director of the national historical records center warner says the military personnel who saw the 1957 albuquerque radar incident say the uefa looked like a car standing vertically on its end with a bright light at the bottom. the super speed incident occurred just 2 years later in 1959. morris says it's especially unusual because it wasn't just one or 2 radars that p

and jonathan shazam chanzeaux, former terrorism finance analyst at the us treasury department maddie, i want to start with you and i know that we will spend a lot of time discussing the part that has gotten this really to the front pages, which is the charges against the israeli leaders. but on the issue of hamas isn't justified for there to be such a delay in bringing charges against hamas for actions that happened many, many months ago on october 7 that we've known about those atrocities have been clear for a long time. and yet the charges only come now i'm not sure actually, i think that karim khan, the icc chief prosecutor, would say that he was building a very careful case. he's a very careful lawyer he has been there for i think a few years since 2021. and when he became chief prosecutor, he said he would be looking at israel, palestine because the icc said they had jurisdiction over crimes accumulate on palestinian territory. he's interviewed survivors, he talks about it very eloquently in a statement today, and i think look, how should be held to account for what we all saw th

meanwhile, horn barbecue reopened last week as part of horn's other restaurant maddie's old-fashioned in downtown oakland. so the 2 restaurants are now at the same property. could 2 there? >> oakland's first fridays is underway. the monthly event kicked off just a few minutes ago. so you still have time to get there. it is on telegraph avenue between 27th and 22nd streets goes on until 9 o'clock. tonight, the monthly event was on hiatus for some 3 months because of financial issues. but organizers say they are really glad it's back because first, fridays help celebrate the arts culture and community of oakland. >> the cinco de mayo parade in richmond and san pablo that was set for tomorrow has been postponed because of expected rain. organizers say the weather would have made it unsafe for people in the parade. but they say don't worry the festival sunday will go on as planned. supposed to be cool. but sunny sunday, the parade, though, again, postponed to was supposed to be tomorrow. it will be rescheduled to sometime in september. >> outdoor drinking may become legal in san francisco

to move along the same rails. the remarkable american psychologist, the recently deceased salvator maddi a theory, in his time of existential choice, that all the important choices that we make in our lives are choices between preserving what is, preserving the status quo between the past and the future, that is some step forward, somewhere into the unknown, and different people to varying degrees inclined or to do... specifically human, it is precisely energy-consuming, it requires some kind of investment of effort, personality development, development of managing one’s own life, one’s own behavior, responsibility for one’s life, searching for and finding meaning, these are all processes that involve investment energy, and here we cannot escape from this choice, from this challenge, we need in order to develop, in order to become more complex, we need to put effort into what we do, not just every day go to work, but to raise the question of whether i go to work correctly, whether i go to work correctly, why i go to work, maybe it’s better for me not to go to this job at all, change jobs

i think this juxtaposition where you have maddie westerhout up and they're talking about oh, you are8. you made some mistakes, but then attacking stormy daniels, who was 27 at the time. but this encounter with donald trump took place. the jury can piece that together and see that there is such different treatment for these two women there is the hard part of being serving donald trump. the client is that often k12, his instincts and what he wants to see is actually totally unhelpful to the case you're trying to win for him. and i think that they went went away too far today it's funny, anderson, i can just say a guest. >> it's been now on cnn, retired judge george grosso who comes on my radio show with me every night. he's been the court every day. it just shows you how people react differently. he said on my radio show tonight, today was the best day for the defense. that combination of attacking stormy and then the secretary bragging about the trump family and how one day he said they've never had a day, so consistently. blink would positive stuff for trump. i'm not saying he's rig

i said, has anyone heard from maddie? i remember my last text message to her was, are you okay?ke right then and there i kind of knew something was wrong. >> reporter: the man charged with their murder, bryan kohberger. a judge entering a not guilty plea on his behalf, as his defense team said he was out driving that cold november night as he often did to hike or star gaze. prosecutors allegedly links him to dna. dna was left on the strap of a knife sheath found underneath maddie. >> you wish you could just say good-bye. that's one thing that i just wish i could do at least one more time. just give her one more hug, just to be able to say good-bye. >> the home they shared has torn down. the next hearing is may 14. kohberger's attorney said she will deliver a witness list and exhibits she said will support his alleged alibi. you guys might remember, they also said they will rely heavily on expert testimony from cell phones to prove what they say he was doing that night. >> robin: chilling. just chilling. >> it certainly is. >> michael: thank you, kayna. glad to have you here. >>

the remarkable american psychologist, the recently deceased salvatori maddi, built such a theory of existentialportant choices that we make in our lives are choices between preserving what is, maintaining the status quo, between the past and the future, then there is some kind of step forward, somewhere into the unknown, and different people are inclined to varying degrees... feeling, anxiety is a signal of the unpredictability of the future, to get rid of from the feeling of anxiety, i must get rid of the future, that is, surrender to this very inertia and follow the path of preserving what is, but in this case i get rid of anxiety, but i have a feeling of guilt for unrealized opportunities, because i refuse realizing some new possibilities, i always remain with what is there, this is the choice now very clear visible boundaries arise, yes, that is, time, the countdown has begun, this will still continue for a long time, but what to do, how to live with it time, for there are a number of well-known studies on this topic that have been published precisely on the fact that, say, the experience o

hey, maddy. >> madeleine: the super bowl's visit to the white house is typically a light-hearted affairt has raised a lot more questions certainly among the white house press corps who questioned whether harrison butker would still be invited to the white house after he criticized president biden for his stance on abortion. here is part of his commencement speech at benedictine college in kansas earlier this month. >> bad policies and poor leadership have negatively impacted major life issues. our own nation is led by a man who publicly and proudly proclaims his catholic faith but at the same time is delusional enough to make the sign of the cross during a pro-abortion rally. >> madeleine: in his address butker encouraged women to be homemakers a comment garner add lot of backlash. stilled white house says the invitation stands for the entire team and the kansas city chief also make the final decision on who goes. >> you said everyone on the team is obviously invited. is the chief's kicker harrison butker welcome at this white house? >> what i can say is we invite the entire team and we

other restaurant maddie's old-fashioned in downtown oakland. >> there's an entertainment zone coming to downtown san francisco. mayor london breed says she's working to allow restaurants and bars to sell alcohol during outdoor events. >> and hang out with your friends and have a beer. and listen to music without going through some lengthy city process sound permit drama, stuff. i am trying to get rid of the bureaucracy which takes away the fun in what so many are small businesses are trying to create to continue to ensure that the vibrancy and the excitement of why people love san francisco remains. >> the mayor says legislation will be introduced at the next board of supervisors meeting on tuesday. >> and allege rat infestation at an east bay mcdonnell's what health officials are doing to respond. >> cases of assault airplanes are rising through. the fbi says is being targeted the most. a grocery store employee robbed at gunpoint. we talked to the owner who says this was not the first time. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity

he sat there for an hour talkino how maddie was.st he was sending text message to people come i wantief of staff. he was lobbing for the spirito the attorney general and all of a sudden mm toy father doesn't t to go to washington, d.c. he is a convicted felon. he lost his law license. went down the tubes because he wase defrauding apparently financial institutions based on taxicab medallions in his own personal life. yet, this is the star witness. a convicted felon, a guy wholy lost his law license and a porn star appear that his literal who alvin bragg wants to stick against 45th and 47th president because he will be the 47th president. >> laura: he testified december 2016 that his bonus had been cut by two-thirds, eric, and became enraged. that is a big cut. i was truly insulted and personally hurt after all i had gone through in terms off campaigning and laying outde $130,000 on his behalf to protect him. the gratitude come back to me was a cut of two-thirds. >> may be my father's intuition was exactly right. it should have been cut by 100% as opposed to two-thirds. >> laura: i wo

>> brian: thanks, maddie, appreciate it. go downstairs to steve. >> steve: all right. brian. very much. senator lindsey graham saying israel should do whatever it has to do to protect itself. >> when we were faced with destruction as a nation, after pearl harbor, fighting the germans and the japanese, we decided to end the war by the bombing h hiroshima, nagasaki wh nuclear weapons. that was the right decision. >> steve: his comments were made while condemning president biden's remarks withhold weapons from israel. pro-palestinian protesters shutting down a florida highway near disney world leading to gigantic traffic jam. [screaming free, free palestine] [horns honking] >> hey, hey. let's go, let's go. christian, come on. >> steve: one driver did get out to confront the group known as the years for palestine, officers then arrived and took the three to jail charging them with misdemeanors. they wound up arresting them within 10 minutes. they do things fast in florida. >> lawrence: they would not survive one day in gaza. thanks, steve. >> steve: you bet. so comedian jerry sei

>> brian: all right, maddy, thank you. change gears to the middle east.rise. close to a security related agreement that normalizes israel-saudi relation these recognize each other. potential deal would amount to a new version of a framework scuttled by the israeli hamas war that was and could reshape the middle east. president trump was on path to doing that here to react, fox news senior strategic analyst. retired four star general jack keane. jen, i know on some level many people are surprised they are talking about this. what else has to happen first for them to normalize relations? >> yeah. well, first of all, let's just state likely a lot of the the reasons for the war in gaza and from iran operationalizing all of their proxies in coordination with what hamas was doing was to break this deal. because it was moving towards the very positive positive solution. started by the previous administration. abraham accords. gaza is raging. the crowned prince of saudi arabia is still moving in this direction. initially. israel itself. security arrangement simil

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word right now on a suspect horn barbecue did reopen last week as part of horns, other restaurant maddie's old-fashioned in downtown oakland. coming up next, another body found near the 3 men who had gotten missing in mexico. what we're learning about that 4th victim and a popular music festival canceled just hours before it was set to begin. why officials say they were forced to make this decision. plus, a rare may snowstorm slowing down drivers in the sierrayeah, your eyes are not deceiving you. that's a snow a slowing down drivers in some areas and >> even shutting down traffic in others. storm forecast to bring over a foot to the upper mountain and palisades tahoe and ski season is now expected to go through memorial day where shot. shows us what people have dealt with that higher elevations today. >> it went from heavy rain in sacramento. chain control at nyack. >> you want? and snow just like that. i'm the ground and sides of the roadway, but we didn't get that far into. we got stuck in traffic for a good couple of hours. >> i'm not sure what's going on up there, but seems like maybe

thanks, maddy. >> ainsley: a fourth body found in that well. who does that belong to?hey said it's been there a long time. >> charlie: they said a local rancher. it's dangerous. >> brian: san diego, the radio station i worked at in san diego, people would talk about going to tijuana and going there going to connecticut. like i'm going to tijuana this weekend. now i can't imagine people saying or thinking like that anymore. or i'm just going to go to mexico for a second would. >> charlie: it's a totally failed state. look at all the ancillary problems spin off for us. >> ainsley: not for me. i was an anchor down in san antonio, they said ainsley you are never allowed to go across the border. if they ever see you are not coming home. wowomen were not safein that ar. this was one of the most dangerous parts of mexico. turning now to more headlines beginning with the developing story. police in new mexico are looking for this 10-month-old little girl saying she could be be in quote imminent danger after her mother and another woman found dead last week a a-year-old was als

thanks, maddy, appreciate it.es committee is set to resolution condemning president biden's handling of the border. it hasn't been too good. i don't know if you have noticed. ment the administration is being called out to for proposing tougher asylum rules less than six months to election day. let's bring in jeff van drew of new jersey. congressman, first off, you guys are going to vote to condemn his border policy. just symbolic? >> well, it's symbolic but it's important. we have to let the american people know and we have to let the administration know that we know it's going on here. they are purposefully and willfully breaking the law and not defending our borders. brian, you know as i do that when you don't have strong borders as a nation, you falter and you become weak. we are letting criminals and people on the terror watch list into our country. damn it, i don't care how many times it takes. we have got to let them know it must change first tuesday in november. >> brian: this has been the story three and a

maddy? >> madeleine: just so sad.ld girl was hit by gunfire sitting in a parked car early sunday morning. she died later in the hospital. a 24-year-old man believed to be her father was standing outside the car and was also shot. the mother is pleading the city to take action oas she urges whoever is responsible to turn themselves in. >> brought life to our life, to outsider's lives, to everybody that met her. she was just a real sweet kid. >> chicago police say rain was more than two dozen people hurt and nearly 10 people killed in shootings over the holiday weekend. unfortunately, the city sees a lot of violence on memorial day weekend. as the unofficial start of summer it's putting the summer safety plan to the question. increase of patrols downtown and local beaches. the city is offering hundreds of jobs and activities for kids as mayor brandon johnson criticizes the previous administration for what he calls a lack of investing in youth. he believes progressive leadership will help build the city up. >> administra

>> brian: all right, maddie, thanks so much. >> lawrence: nothing happening there, right? they are trying to find out. going to try to take a vote on whether they should -- whether they should censure or they should hold merrick garland in contempt. >> ainsley: is he in the repealsing the audiotape. >> brian: for the robert hur investigation. meanwhile it's kind of null in a way because the president took executive authority i'm not releasing them by the power vested in me. they are doing. this marjorie taylor greene said by the way i got a question for you. are you using judge merchan's daughter as a consultant, many of you guys. by the way dan goldman is. dan goldman also was helping michael cohen get ready for testimony. which is insanity to me. they don't care about optics. at which time congresswoman crocket came back and said what does that have to do with anything we are talking about. marjorie taylor greene brings up the eye lashes, aoc jumps in. >> ainsley: striked from the record. crocket goes after marjorie taylor greene for the color of her hair and her body ty

we got washington correspondent maddie beer-temple with more on that. >> the department of justice is taking ticketmaster to court. it is time. >> to break up live nation. ticketmaster attorney general merrick garland said thursday the doj and 29 states plus dc are suing ticketmaster and its parent company live nation. >> alleging they have an illegal monopoly over live events. it controls at least 80% of primary ticketing at major concert venues. the lawsuit says the company has its hand in nearly every part of the industry and blocks venues from using multiple ticket sellers. the result is that fans paying more in fees. artists have fewer opportunities to play concerts, smaller promoters, get squeezed out and venues have fewer real choices for ticketing services. a post on live nation's website calls the allegations baseless and says they ignore the real factors behind higher ticket prices. the company said in a statement, quote, the doj is lawsuit won't solve the issues fans care about relating to ticket prices, service fees and access to in-demand shows. >> 8.18, is the time and a

what has happened to laken riley in georgia or ruby garcia in michigan, maddie hines, the 3-year-old driver, president trump has met with laken riley's mother, that's every mother's worth nightmare, to lose your child at the hands of an illegal. joe biden has turned that nightmare into a reality, and president trump promises safety, peace and security for moms and for working families x. that's why we're seeing a shift in the polling with women across this country who realize there's only one option on the ballot who's going to make the lives of their children safer and better, and that's president trump. pete: well, if new jersey, virginia and minnesota if really are in play, it would be an historic election. >> it's going to be. charlie: i love how people are talking about we did this in wildwood instead of pennsylvania. if a republican is talking about winning pennsylvania, it's over. >> that's a good point. and there were a lot of new jersey if folks there, you could hear it in the accepts. pete: -- in the accents. pete: happy mother's day. >> good to see you guys. pete: let's ch

other restaurant called maddie's old fashion in downtown >> some appear on the iconic golden gate bridge, a testament to america's greatness. california's greatest. we could be more proud to announce today. record breaking tourism numbers in the state of california over 150 billion dollars tourism. spend unprecedented in our state's history. but the tourists don't get a view like that. they get a view like this driving over the golden gate bridge. got to be the governor to be able to go up there. >> and he was talking about the huge tourism gains that we this year in california. the governor just announced tourists spent more than 150 billion dollars in california in the last year that surpasses the 144 billion dollar record that was set in 2019. so tourism is actually better than it was before the pandemic. governor newson says that also the state retained its title as the world's 5th largest economy. and we have a growing population now for the first time since the covid pandemic happen. according to the latest data, the travel industry supported approximately 1.2 million jobs last yea

depend on her protect andy spear and maddie as well.aking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning, you can see that we are up about 107 points. >> a paddleboarder says it was exhilarating to cross paths with three fin whales. it happened in southern california off the coast of dana point. bill clements says he was enjoying a day in the water when he noticed the first whale. he was focused on that one, but then wait for it. >> i'm waiting. >> wait for it, wait for it. >> there's another. >> another surfaced in front of him and he described it as an amazing day. oh, two more surfaced in front of him. so that's three total. wow, that is a whale. hello there you write that? >> yeah. producer. our producer, justin did not write that. who wrote? who wrote whale? hello there. >> that's cute. that is really cute. and when you see the whales. norma. oh, norma. makes sense when you see the whales close to the paddleboard, you see how long they are, how big they are. >> intimidating, scary. >> you know, i a

i don't have a bad thing to say about maddy. she also i think she somebody who presents very well that came through and what we were hearing, she's smiling to the jury. she is acknowledging the former president i have yet to see what she offers specifically on this this case, other than to simply verify that he did pay attention to both his finances and debt like documents around his finances and communications in general. so very much corroborating hope in that regard. >> do you doubt the charges? >> i mean, do you doubt that there were that there was a falsification of business records to hide this hush money payment and that he knew about michael cohen doing it. >> i don't doubt for a minute that he had the affair that he paid hush money and that he tried to cover it up. but if i'm being honest, i'm not an attorney i have yet to see the connection on the falsifying business records. i think that's where a lot of people watching this would stand by the way. i think a lot of people, republican voters, unfortunately, because i m

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