where i grew up, and there i also no threatening of abortio rights in massachusetts, w will have massachusetts ne attorney general join us tonight to talk about this massachusetts plan to continue to deliver abortion medication no matter what a federal judge in texas says. this is a fascinating plan the have in massachusetts. we will see how that will work >> fascinating and important especially at this hour. i will be watching, lawrence >> thank thank you alex thank you. >> the breaking news legal new of the day's manhattan distric attorney alvin bragg takin legal action against - of the house judiciary committee jim jordan by suin jim jordan in federal court fo a quote, unprecedentedly braze and unconstitutional attack. -- district attorney bragg and hi investigation of donald trump. also today, donald trump did his first television interview since becoming a crimina defendant. we will show you a portion o the interview with tucke carlson in a moment, a small portion. but first this reminder, chuck carlson hates donald trump passionately and he put it in writing and donald trump knows that.

the country who want to come into massachusetts and try to prosecute massachusetts' health care providers during a pres conference today a reporter asked governor healy if she was concerned about challenges in court. >> no, i'm not concerned about litigation i want to be clear, this is the foundation of our country's democracy. this is bedrock. and if you come here to mess with our rights and freedoms, we're going to take you on and certainly not going to stand for that joining us now is massachusetts democratic governor maura he'lly tell me about the pracicalities of this mispris stone to have them in hand in state before this texas ruling goes into effect which could effectively ban the distribution of that nationwide tell me how it would work for a state to control a stockpile of that drug. >> well, look, rachel, as you bow the battle to protection abortion is being waged in the states, and democratic governors myself included are stepping up to protect women's freedom my goal here and the goal of the last few weeks was number one to make sure we had enough doses to cover as many women

>> come to massachusetts. are the forefront, of course, legall and have the right ear t protect folks. and we know tha massachusetts, given our infrastructure, our ecosystem, our hospital system, and our providers in the training we have provided to folks all across the country, to provide this critical we productiv care and of course access to abortion, that we are going to have to step up. and massachusetts is ready t do that to protect our residents and anyone else. >> massachusetts attorne general andrea campbell, thank you very much for joining us o this important issue. we wil please ask you to come back as this case progresses. thank yo very much. general >> thank you >> and coming up, with control of the senate hanging in the balance, of the next election, democrats have some very welcome news from pennsylvania senior -- who has finally made the big decision about running for reelection senator bob casey will join us next nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness an

will remain safe legal, and accessible here i massachusetts.ause] [crowd chanting] >> at my request, th university of massachusett amherst agreed to purchase approximately 15,000 doses o mifepristone [applause] that is sufficient to ensure coverage to well over a year this order was placed before the judge's ruling, and we expect to have the doses i hand this week -- [applause it is unnecessary. it is terrible it is terrible, and it is -- i would say unprecedented, but for the fact that we saw a supreme court last year revers row. but the good news here today i massachusetts is that we're no going to tolerate this what's like that - >> we are not going to tolerat this massachusetts governor maura healey today speaking an boston she said today at that press conference, we are going t make sure we stay the course here in massachusetts and writ this out if you come here to mess wit our rights or our freedoms we're gonna take you on. massachusetts governor maura healey joins us live here next stay with us stay with us try bounce lasting fresh. boun

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initial appearance at the district of massachusetts.he fbi, justice department prosecutors, and our colleagues at the department of defense for their diligent work on this case. this investigation is ongoing. we will share more information at the appropriate time. thanks, everyone. >> did he have lawful access to the document, sir? >> sandra: that's the news. jack douglas teixeira, employee of the united states air force national guard, he was taken into custody without incident. >> bill: and merrick garland saying he will make an appearance in the district of massachusetts, federal court, i did not hear a date. and what we were asking david spunt, how soon will we see the affidavit. i believe we have david live at doj. that was a very quick press conference from a.g. merrick garland. thoughts on what you just heard. >> quick statement, no questions. you know, we found out about it just a little bit after the arrest so we had some inkling, jack douglas teixeira, 21 years old, air national guard active duty and exactly the circumstances

he's a member of the massachusetts of representatives. by the time he's 26 and in everyone's estimation, he is sort of the first man of boston. this clearly and titles will then tend to gravitate in his direction. he's a very distinguished looking man. he's six feet tall. he dresses beautifully, which we know because we have his letters to his tailor in london are extremely specific and he there's a great deal of resentment against him on which which he doesn't quite understand because of his very success, because of the fact that these this kind of constellation of titles attaches them attach themselves to him. the he does not claim for himself he distributes to family members and that the tight oligarchy, these sort of intermarried elite families is something that irritates samuel adams tremendously and actually john adams even more, or either john adams even more, or john adams is more eloquent about it. but the lines in both adams and samuel adams, well, at different junctures in their lives, right? these kind of indignant paragraphs

stockpiling that drug, massachusetts governor mara healy is here to explain. and leading this hour any moment louisville police will hold a press conference where they are expected to play police body cam footage from the deadly bank shooting that killed five innocent people and injured eight. louisville mayor say they're only going to show the police interactions with the gunmen, and it will be respectful of all the victims. let's get right to cnn's omar jimenez was that live at the press conference, omar uh, do we know how much body cam video the police are expected to release yeah, we know this is going to start momentarily. the mayor and interim police chief just walked past me here. you might be able to see them behind me. walking into the room to get ready to video is expected to be around 6 to 7 minutes long showing different vantage points of body camera video. and as you mentioned, focusing on the interactions between the shooter and police, the city is assured it's been carefully edited and respectful of the families. that of course, will have the ab

the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the gentleman from oklahoma, my good friend, mr. cole, for yielding me the customary 30 minutes, and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcgovern: so let's begin. we are dealing with this default on america bill, and it's a doozy. even by the measurements that we judge this current majority in congress. how did we get here? i'll tell you. the process is lousy. it stinks. we heard promise after promise after promise about how great republicans would be when they were in charge, about how open and transparent and fair things would be here. and it's clear now that it was all a bunch of talk, all phony. they never meant any of it. no hearing, no markup, no amendments, no nothing. c.b.o. score came out five minutes before the hearing started. manager's amendment released at 12:45 a.m. rules met for six hours. then, we adjourned until 11:30 p.m. so we meet at 11:30. democrats s

s district court for the district of massachusetts. i want to thank the fbi, justice department, prosecutors and our colleagues at the department of defense for their diligent work on this case. this investigation is ongoing. we will share more information at the appropriate time. thanks everyone did he have lawful access to these documents. relatively short statement there from the attorney general once again confirming what we have been reporting, and that is the arrest of 21 year old jack to share a he is an employee of the 102nd intelligence wing, the massachusetts air force national guard. he will be appear before a court their first in massachusetts, and again, no questions were asked. he left after that statement. i want to go back to our panel, and i'm sorry that we keep interrupting you, david, but obvious. this is a breaking news development. if you can go back to the point you were making earlier. yeah we're starting to get some reporting about the potential motivations here, and we're hearing things like that this suspect w

the gentleman from massachusett. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. neal: thank you. thank the gentleman for acknowledging the role the child tax credit played in that analysis. i yield to congressman goldman. mr. goldman: thank you to the ranking member. last week speaker mccarthy came to my district to speak at the new york stock exchange, to give a speech about this proposed default on america act. he threatened the nation with economic catastrophe if we do not bend to the draconian cuts to spending for services that are essential to lifting up working and middle class americans. the d.o.a. doesn't touch the trump tax cuts for wealthy, it doesn't touch defense spending. instead it solely targets domestic spending that hundreds of millions of americans depend on. an average cut of about 22% on those programs. in my district alone, which is in new york city, there are more than 200,000 people who rely on medicaid, who will be at risk of losing their coverage. in my district there are 31 public housing complexes that are crumbling and rely on funds from h.u.d. just to

the video from late yesterday afternoon in north dighton, massachusetts.of the commonwealth in court in boston where the case is at the moment for this 21-year-old american. we'll wait until next week to see where we go next. stand by on that. more to come. >> dana: people mourning the loss of a loved one now turning to artificial intelligence to create a virtual version of their family members. mark meredith has the story from washington. hi, mark. >> stick with me on this. it will sound like science fiction. a.i. is reshaping the way people see their loved ones in life and death. it allows people to record their face, voice, mannerisms over a period of a month and data is turned into an a.i. avatar. if that same person passed away a loved one would be able to communicate with the avatar that looks like the person who is dead. there are limits to what the a.i. can do an say. costs $10,000 and demand is booming. a.i. reunification is a growing trend. tech capturing worldwide attention in 2020 when a south korean woman. in is a heartbreaking moment. take a

district court for the district of massachusetts. i want to thank the fbi, justice department prosecutors and our colleagues at the department of defense for the diligent work on this case. this investigation is ongoing. we will share more information at the appropriate time. thanks, everyone. >> did he have lawful access to these documents? >> and now pentagon press secretary and brigadier general pat ryder talks about the investigation of the classified pentagon documents leak as well as china's recent military exercises in the taiwan straight. this is about 35 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. quite a few things to cover at the top so appreciate your patience in advance and we will get right to your questions. first of all, we are aware of the press reports regarding a potential suspect in the department of justice's ongoing investigation into unauthorized disclosures of documents appearing to emanate from throughout the intelligence community. because this is an ongoing criminal investigation i will have to refer you to the d

and so those people would then go on the ship, desire and come back up to massachusetts. and this was a very important moment in history because. this was the first time that enslaved african people sold in new england. and this was 1638. so remember, talked about kind of all of these dates, 16, 19, 16, 27 with new york and now 1638 here with the desire. now this becomes the policy. this becomes something that people are looking to do. they start to see how this is a way both dispossess indigenous people of their of their homelands and also make some money and be kind of a lasting way to to claim the land and so i want to talk a little bit about how they did this right. so is an idea that people start think that the european colonies start to think is a good policy and so they decide to to start doing this in subsequent wars. in fact, in 1940, it's in 1646 and 1946. this is a long over, thank goodness. but in 1646, it was just it becomes the official policy in new england and in fact, master massachusetts, not south carolina, not north carolina, not, you know, virginia. m

massachusetts gamer.ell, i don’t know, i don’t even know if these leaks are real or half-truths or disinformation in the states there are indecently many people who are trusted with information so sensitive for the country by more than 1 million 200,000 people the washington post gives itself away by talking about the case of this sheera newspaper analyzed more than three hundred secret documents that were not published who, on what basis, gave journalists papers classified as secret, an open question, and kate in the army units communicate with each other. to unfortunately, colonels and generals do not always print such documents, they have staff , and now one of them analyzes the data, someone makes presentations for some speeches. unfortunately, a lot of people see these papers. five thousand employees had access to the documents leaked by tyra alone. they knew about the american soldiers in ukraine and the real losses of the apu. i am the real state of affairs. at the front. ukraine is losing the bide

s district court for the district of massachusetts. i want to thank the fbi, justice department, prosecutors and our colleagues at the department of defense for their diligent work on this case. and this was the work of the fbi agents down in the washington field office counterintelligence intelligence agents who do this kind of work. this is a specialist in hunting for leaks, and they were working with people from the pentagon, the army criminal investigative division as well as obviously people from the pentagon who are trying to do a damage assessment, which is like a work that's going to take a long lot more time. for them to do. you saw there alongside the attorney general, you saw lisa monaco, the deputy attorney general, paul abate, the deputy fbi director. that gives you a sense guys of how important the fbi, certainly the attorney general viewed this case because of the seriousness of the information that was being exposed. we're talking about documents that showed re very recent. you know, intelligence products from throughou

but we're learning about the 21 year old who worked on a massachusetts military base and the chat room he belonged to online where he allegedly posted the documents. the fallout from the breach spreading from ukraine to other u s allies and adversaries changes that could be coming at the pentagon. south florida underwater, the damage from what's being called a once in 1000 years flood and the concern about just how often we're now seeing these 1000 year flood events in this country. the new mystery surrounding the murder of a tech industry executives stabbed on the street in san francisco police now revealing it was not a random attack, a entrrendin a dime , a million of them the major heist in a walmart parking lot, and why a truck loaded with money from the mint was parked outside walmart overnight, plus cleaning up the streets with robot trash cans and later the lost dog and his 150 mile adventure home crossing the bering sea. york. this is america this morning. good friday morning, everyone i'm andrew denberg from g infra rhiannon. we begin with the young man arrested in connection

the gentleman from massachusett. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. neal: thank you. i thank the gentleman for acknowledging the role the child tax credit played in that analysis. i yield to congressman goldman. mr. goldman: thank you to the ranking member. last week speaker mccarthy came to my district to speak at the new york stock exchange, to give a speech about this proposed default on america act. he threatened the nation with economic catastrophe if we do not bend to the draconian cuts to spending for services that are essential to lifting up working and middle class americans. the d.o.a. doesn't touch the trump tax cuts for wealthy, it doesn't touch defense spending. instead it solely targets domestic spending that hundreds of millions of americans depend on. an average cut of about 22% on those programs. in my district alone, which is in new york city, there are more than 200,000 people who rely on medicaid, who will be at risk of losing their coverage. in my district there are 31 public housing complexes that are crumbling and rely on funds from h.u.d. just

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here is a social media post on page 102 of the air national guard reconnaissance wing massachusetts jackshera has become an air force private first class. this is something like a corporal raises an obvious question. why a man in such a relatively low-ranking and godforsaken military unit, namely the air national guard massachusetts, could have access to more than just some of the country's most important secrets. well, and so i have the usual number of them, moreover, they have nothing to do with his work private photographed and leaked all these about 300 secret documents for the united states, some of them were so important that the rn marking is not translated on them. form is not provide by a foreign government, that is, papers that do not give generals from the army of the closest allies in the hands of a 21-year-old soldier from the age of 21, you can buy alcohol in the states. you are taking action to tighten. i'm talking about people who may have access to this level of information, we continue to check the mailing lists and update them. but let me emphasize to everyone who has

he was an airman at the intelligence wing of the massachusetts air national guard. that's a branch of the air force. and that is the 3rd lowest rank airman 1st class in the air force. so very low ranking and he was able to leak hundreds of pages of classified documents onto a channel on discord where he was somewhat of a leader on is a gamer, chat chat group. and a lot of these people on the website that he was on were very young as well. they stressed in interviews through the media that he was not doing this to call attention of the attention of the wider public to the wrong doings of the state or anything like that. it was meant solely for their own eyes. they said that he posted these documents in their group without the intention of spreading one them not to let the documents leave that group. he said he wanted to enlighten them about world affairs, but there was also an element here of him wanting to impress them. so they said that he wasn't a whistleblower in that sense, and he was very afraid that once these documents started circulating outside of the chat

we saw him picked up in north dighton, massachusetts. possible court appearance today, more likely tomorrow. what we want to watch is to see if this moves to the military justice system to keep the details out of the public light. >> martha: david, thank you very much. david spunt at justice. we may get an appearance by this young man, jack teixeira, 21 years old from massachusetts later today. so we'll keep a close eye on that. before the arrest, i sat down with former vice president mike pence as these reports were breaking. watch this. >> do you have confidence in the leadership in terms of how these things are looked after? >> well, i just very concerned. obviously we don't know among the documents that have appeared on the internet how many are real. the pentagon seems to have made it clear that some of them are. some of them may have been manufactured. but again, i fall back to particularly now that we have a target here, i fall back on fundamental questions. that is how could a massachusetts national guardman have access to this t

plus, later on we'll introduce you to this group in massachusetts making kids and grownups smile thanksn part to their lovable ways. >>> first, let's begin with an important story. the ongoing efforts around the world to help protect the environment. today is earth day, a time to celebrate and raise awareness about planet earth there are a few simple things you can do to help protect the planet we get more now from our friend anne thompson. >> reporter: every april, billions of people around the world get together and celebrate planet earth. the first earth day took place on april 22nd, 1970. a senator from wisconsin organized the demonstration to bring attention to environmental issues by 1990, people in more than 140 countries were celebrating earth day and it's grown bigger ever since. earth day is a day to raise awareness about protecting the planet from things like pollution. >> pollution is the introduction of harmful materials into the vi environment. for example, like trash you see on t the sidide of the road or creek, thahat's pollutution. oil or chemical skills are pollution,

he was an airman, at the intelligence wing of the massachusetts air national guard. that's a branch of the air force, and now that is the 3rd lowest rank airman 1st class in the air force, some very low ranking. and he was able to leak hundreds of pages of classified documents on to a channel on discord where he was somewhat of a leader on his, a gamer, and chat and chat, a group. and a lot of these people on the website that he was on were very young as well. surprisingly even younger than him, many of them teenagers, the new york times and the washing posts were able to talk to several of them. they said that they looked up to him as somewhat of a father figure. now and fellow members of that chapter we're talking about and that chakra were those documents 1st appeared claim he was not a whistleblower. so what's being said about his mother? right, this stressed in interviews to the media that he was not doing this to call attention of the attention of the wider public to the wrong doings of the state or anything like that. it was meant solely for their own eyes. th

one of the prestige of massachusetts massachusetts. well, that was a fast scramble up the ladder.in 1731, he makes his colony wide debut in the annual boston public lecture, and there he makes it very clear that all of his thinking, all of his observations of nature insects, spiders all of his commitments to immaterial ism are all going to be funneled in the same direction as his grandfather. there's demand for a revival of religion in new england. edwards warns his in the boston public lecture of man's tendency to exalt himself and depend on his own power or goodness. we we should be suspicious of that. edwards we are deluding ourselves if we think that we can make ourselves good on own. how different is this? franklin talking about god simply rewarding virtue and vice? hmm. no god's action does not depend on your virtue or or vice. god's action doesn't even depend on reason. god's action in your life depends on a sense of the heart which immediately perceives a beauty, a divine entrance ascendant, and most evidently distinguishing glory in god experience is the key. and in that

vehicle with guns drawn, the fbi arrested a 21-year-old airman first class in the massachusetts national guard, working in i.t. in their intelligence wing, who the government says is the source of that major intelligence leak. >> today the justice department arrested jack douglas teixeira in connection with an investigation into alleged unauthorized removal, retention, and transmission of classified national defense information. >> reporter: "the washington post" was first to report that teixeira under the moniker "og" shared classified intelligence, including photos of the leaked documents in a private group of mostly young men on discord, an online chat platform popular with video gamers. "the post" spoke of an anonymous member of that chat room populated by gun enthusiasts who frequently shared racist memes >> i don't think there was a goal nor some sort of accomplishment he was looking for in sharing these documents. of course, there is some anti-government sentiment. >> reporter: teixeira had enlisted 3 1/2 years ago. the anonymous group member told "the washington post" he was a na

stacy: definitely not daily from massachusetts. at this point, boston has fallen behind new york and philadelphia. i do not know about new york and philadelphia's shipping schedules. i'm good on boston. you waited for the right ship good i think they might be smaller vessels. for a big ship, you booked your vessel several weeks out. that was an event. host: rockville, california. though ahead with your question or comment. caller: ms. schiff, you're -- books are wonderful. i am curious, in addition to chronicling your sources, what you look to as a writer that makes a good end note and what you believe the value is for a reader to read endnotes as they are consuming the book? host: bill, before you hang up, what made you pick up the samuel adams book? caller: i love history. american history. i love ms. ships work -- ms. schiff's work. i love nonfiction writers that do e notes. it unscrambled the egg. stacy: such a lovely question. there is nothing better than knowing someone reads your endnotes, partly because there is a certain c

he was a member, he is a member of the air national guard of massachusetts. this is a branch of the air force as a reservist branch, and he was part of the intelligence wing there. so that's why he had access allegedly declassified documents. now he was also in his private life, the kind of leader of an online gaming chat room. and that was full of members of younger men than him if you can believe it, teenagers, many of them who shared a right wing, political leanings, a love of guns christianity. so this was definitely on the right side of the political spectrum. and he leaked the documents there, the allegedly and the new york times in a washington post spoke to members of that group who called him something of a father figure. and they made it very clear that he did not see himself as a whistleblower. these documents were meant to impress them or meant to enlighten them about world affairs, but they were not meant to leave their small corner of the internet as they put it . yeah, well, that is indeed not the case where that's not what happened. apparently

the 21 year old member of the massachusetts air national guard is accused of sharing highly sensitive information with members of an online chat group. their circulation on social media has exposed military secrets from ukraine and diplomatically embarrassing details of u. s. espionage activities. arrested by a team of federal agents. the suspect, an employee of the united states air force. national guard is accused of leaking a trench of classified documents, led away from his home in massachusetts. he'll now face the full weight of u. s. justice. today the justice department arrested jack douglas to sheriff in connection with an investigation into alleged unauthorized removal, retention, and transmission of classified national defense information to share it is an employee of the united states air force national guard f. b i. agents took to sure and to custody earlier this afternoon. without incident. the documents reveal top secret pentagon intelligence about both allies and adversaries. but perhaps most concerning for u. s. officials or the classified files about the war in ukrain

district court in boston, massachusetts. reyna, back to you. all right. and i think that update there. >> well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, we're talking about california's senior senator dianne feinstein facing some calls from her own party to resign. we're going to hear more from 8 on wallace just a few. and we're talking about google. they may be providing misinformation about your health. experts are warning you to look out for. we'll be you to look out for. we'll be right back. nexgard is the flea and tick protection that's #1 with vets. your vet trusts it for her patients... ...and her own dog. plus, its delicious beef flavor is #1 with dogs. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. ask your vet about nexgard. when the murrays discovered gain scent beads, they fell in love with the irresistible scent. ♪ ♪ huh, huh, so did their dog roger. ♪ ♪ gain scent beads keep even the stinkiest stuff smelling fresh. health, there is a new survey by one poll finds most people can identify skin cancer. >> and don

it happened on this quiet street in waltham, massachusetts. on september 11th of 2011.ere was this absolutely grisly triple murder in waltham, massachusetts, a suburb of boston, three men who were killed or killed in a particularly gruesome way throat slashed their bodies sprinkled with marijuana. the theory is that the victims knew their killers remains and unsolved mystery until the aftermath of the boston marathon. not long after the boston marathon bombings, tamerlan's name came up in connection with that murder investigation. one of the victims was close friends with tamerlan tsarnaev. fbi agent and to massachusetts state troopers went down to florida to interview an individual named ibrahim. total showed total shelves. an associate of tamerlan's during the interview , which took place in total chefs, residents, todashev confessed to committing the triple homicide with tamerlan. but then it's already very bizarre story gets even more bizarre. todashev was halfway through running a confession when he attacked the fbi agent who was interviewing him. he stood up from

district court for the district of massachusetts. the department of defense for their dlijt work on this case. this investigation is ongoing. >> bret: 21-year-old massachusetts air national guardsman. let's bring in our panel gillian turner. josh kraushaar, and mara lia liasson. gillian, did you some reporting about his status and clearance level. how does a 21-year-old air national guardsman have access to this kind of material. >> the answer to that question, bret, not only does he obviously have access to this material but a senior dhs source today told me it is likely that thousands, if not tens of thousands of other employees had access to the very same information on a daily basis as teixeira did. they have got have what is called internal inside the government trifecta. to in order to have access to certain classified information you need to have security clearance that's appropriate. need to have signed nondisclosure agreement any employee with a security clearance needs to do. you also have to have what can is called a need