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vincent company in an interview with michael brown. i the time. mental health and its importance from our sports stars?.well one of the country's best badminton players has taken it a step further and, following her own struggles, has decided to give something back. six—time national champion chloe birch suffered from fatigue and poor mental health after her funding was cut after the last olympics. she has now become ambassador for the mental health charity sport in mind — visiting schools encouraging children to exercise and talk when things get tough. chloe has been speaking to our sports reporterjames burridge. i think it's good for children to have good role models. i think it's important for them to have somebody to look up to for the good mental health. everyone give her a good chair! come on!— health. everyone give her a good chair! come on! chloe purchased one of great britain's _ chair! come on! chloe purchased one of great britain's leaders _ chair! come on! chloe purchased one of great britain's leaders batman i of great britain's leade

it was brought back because of the trayvon martin, michael brown, stay aware, stay awake. it is not what these people are saying. it is a good word for us because it is something to warn us. it is a warning. host: that is kimberly in las vegas. let's go to los angeles. that is where eric is. independent line. caller: good morning, pedro. thank you for taking my call. woke is bad. it is all wrong. with the last caller said is completely wrong. it is a term hijacked by the radical left. obviously the term could refer to being awakened and aware of your surroundings and what is going on in the world. but it has been hijacked. it is for them to push their radical left agenda and push down people's throats the whole transgender issue, things that everything is leftist. the term is bad. it is not host: good. host:eric in los angeles giving us his thoughts. you are welcome to do the same. (202) 748-8000, for democrats. (202) 748-8001, for republicans. (202) 748-8002, for independents . the new york times took a look at this term as far as the definition and how it is used under t

there's a moment where michael brown, the head of the federal emergency management says, "we're seeingi thought never a truer word has been said. it was hard with the book, because it's an anthology, you have to kind of pick a piece and go with it. and i actually went to new orleans several times over a couple of years after katrina, and it was very hard to pick one. it was such a devastating occurrence, and it was one of those moments where you couldn'tjust gloss over it. and so kind of the american media in that moment kind of discovered race and class in a way that teenagers kind of discover sex, you know, it was kind of careless and urgent and just a little bit too eager. i wanted to speak specifically on race, because in 2015 you wrote in your farewell piece to america about a period of protracted regional conflict that you witnessed including murder of unarmed black men, including trayvon martin, eric garner. what was that experience like for you reporting on those stories? there's a really interesting thing that happened with black lives matter in particular, which was that it w

michael brown is a former dea agent for this woman. if you look out easy, it was for her goal line in or these these drugs in a very, very small percentages. they look at the cartels. a look at how they are going online ordering and multi-tenant quantities in some cases and then producing fentanyl. then you begin to understand how important it is to really target the precursor chemical supply chains that exist between mexico and china and go after the ship is before they can be produced into fentanyl and other narcotics court documents ace ago via has repeatedly denied her involvement, telling investigators she had nothing to do with the orders sent to her and blame the ordering on a woman that she identified as a family friend and housekeeper. if convicted segovia faces a maximum sentence of 20 years. >> she's due to appear in federal court on friday in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> in response to the arrest, san jose mayor matt mahan responded saying in part, quote, no one is above the law, regardless of who their employer is

michael brown is the director of counter narcotic technology got to analytic devices. and a former special agent of the drug enforcement administration. he says that affordable over-the-counter narcan make sense, but he's concerned about the increase of other deadly cutting agents such as i was the you can go online right now, the purchase of 100 milligrams of xylazine for about $20. >> no, it's required is a veterinarian prescription. the cause of drug overdoses is ever changing and assembly member ortega once medical professionals, pharmacies and the public to treat the opioid crisis like a public health crisis during the height of the pandemic. 200 people a day were dying and we're doing everything we can to make sure we're saving lives. this is no different with today's fda approval market is expected to be available over the counter by late summer. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> coming up, a school bus caught in a multi-vehicle crash in the east bay after at least one car lost control and the heavy rain. details on that driver's co

michael brown is the director of counter narcotic technology got to analytic devices. and a former special agent of the drug enforcement administration. he says that affordable over-the-counter narcan make sense, but he's concerned about the increase of other deadly cutting agents such as i was the you can online right now, purchase 100 miligrams as i was in for about $20. >> and also required is a veterinarian prescription. the cause of drug overdoses is ever changing and assembly member ortega once medical professionals, pharmacies and the public. >> to treat the opioid crisis during the height of the is s- pandemic. 200 people a day were dying and we're doing everything we can to make sure we're saving lives. this is no different with today's fda approval market is expected to be available over the counter by late summer. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> the city of san jose. they've approved the plan to build a buddhist temple in the evergreen neighborhood. we first told you about this story a few weeks back and there was backlash fro

former manchester city midfielder michael brown was on the football news show and gave his reaction to the draw. chelsea are going to have to find something possibly different to what they have been doing in the premier league. we have seen how they have struggled and limped across, not necessarily scoring goals. can't decide on the team etc. full of confidence in adversity last year it when it didn't look like they were going to get through, and then a wonderful return. i'm really looking forward to the game. it will be really tough for chelsea. they have to have that confidence if they are going to have a result. and if you are guardiola looking right now by in munich, what do you do? all of the players will have been around many a meeting, and i'm guessing what that was going to come our way. i'll have to go and beat my former team. a special event for pep guardiola, but the pressure is mounting on manchester city to win the champions league, as you know. manchester city supporters will have a little smile with that draw. staying with manchester city for a minute, defender kyle walk

michael brown is the director of counter narcotic technology got to analytic devices. and a former special agent of the drug enforcement administration. he says that affordable over-the-counter narcan make sense, but he's concerned about the increase of other deadly cutting agents such as i was the you can go online right now. >> the purchase of 100 miligrams as i was in for about $20 and also required is a veterinarian. >> prescription the cause of drug overdoses is ever changing and assembly member ortega once medical professionals, pharmacies and the public to treat the opioid crisis like a public health crisis during the height of the pandemic. 200 people a day were dying and we're doing everything we can to make sure saving lives. this is no different. >> with today's fda approval, narcan is expected to become available over the counter by late summer reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, robin. we're following the fentanyl crisis across the bay area. always on kron 4 dot com. you can scan the qr code there. >> it will take you right

former manchester city midfielder michael brown was on the football news show and gave his reaction toague. we have seen how they have struggled and limped across, not necessarily scoring goals. can't decide on the team etc. full of confidence in adversity last year it when it didn't look like they were going to get through, and then a wonderful return. i'm really looking forward to the game. it will be really tough for chelsea. they have to have that confidence if they are going to have a result. and if you are guardiola looking right now by in munich, what do you do? all of the players will have been around many a meeting, and i'm guessing what that was going to come our way. i'll have to go and beat my former team.

michael brown is a former dea agent for this woman. if you look out easy, it was for her goal line in or these these drugs in a very, very small percentages. they look at the cartels. a look at how they are going online ordering and multi-time quantities in some cases and then producing fentanyl. then you begin to understand how important it is to really target the precursor chemical supply chains that exist between mexico and china and go after the ship is before they can be produced into fentanyl and other narcotics court documents ace ago via has repeatedly denied her involvement, telling investigators she had nothing to do with the orders sent to her and blame the ordering on a woman that she identified as a family friend and housekeeper. if convicted segovia faces a maximum sentence of 20 years. >> she's due to appear in federal court on friday in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and san jose mayor matt mahan is responding to the charges against the former executive director of the san jose saying, quote, no one is above the

it's extremely expensive to underground utilities measured in millions per mile, burlingame mayor michael brownrig says the city decided to take their own action. and so we've been working with caltrans for five years to renovate the al camino and in as part of that project, which we hope will begin construction next year will underground that entire utility line. camino real in burlingame is still closed off because there is this cable that is still stretched. cross the road. pg and e says they try to respond to the biggest outages and the longest outages first and put that as top priority. but still, some of these residents here could be in the dark until friday evening. reporting from burlingame, jana katsuyama. ktvu, fox two news. governor newsom was in monterey county today to survey flood damage a levee breach along the bihar oh river forced the evacuation of 2000 residents , state officials say a temporary fix for the levy is finished. but with more rain, possibly early next week. some remain concerned. governor newsom is promising help for those affected by the storms. federal emergency

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lawrence: joining me now global director of counter narcotics analytical devices former devices michael brown joining the program tonight i have to ask it seems like from information campaign, when i'm talking to the folks that are on the beaches they know about fentanyl now so looks like we're making headway there and as it relates to suppliers it seems like the agents are on their heels right now what can we do to crack down on people that are killing our kids? >> i think first of all lawrence thank you for having me on the show but i think to we have to look from the trafficking organization in cartels. spring break to them is like a march madness which represents the largest opportunity distribution narcotics in one single time think about thousands of people gateddered in one spot who are all drinking heavily, looking to relax and then, of course, the dealer slip in with cocaine, mechanism and now fentanyl so your guest miami police department there's a incredible department dealing with spring breaks for many years and they understand the threat. but, of course, now the threat has incre

michael brown is the director of counter narcotic technology got to analytic devices. and a former special agent of the drug enforcement administration. he says that affordable over-the-counter narcan make sense, but he's concerned about the increase of other deadly cutting agents such as i was the you can go online right now, purchase 100 miligrams as i was in for about $20. >> no, it's required is a veterinarian prescription. the cause of drug overdoses is ever changing and assembly member ortega once medical professionals, pharmacies and the public to treat the opioid crisis like a public health crisis during the height of the pandemic. 200 people a day were dying and we're doing everything we to make sure saving lives. this is no different with today's fda approval market is expected to be available over the counter by late summer. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> we're following the fentanyl crisis cross the bay area on kron 4 dot com scan that qr code on your screen. we'll take you to our new focus on fentanyl page. we can track all

i focus on specifically her reporting on michael brown's school district in the ways in which it wasause it really establishes that history established nikole hannah-jones as the inner workings un-american school such that before you even get to the 16 19 project being used in school curriculum you have nikole really telling us what it is and what it isn't with regard to the american education system. and so she knows better than really any of the people trying to malign her that the issues with american schools are not black authors on bookshelves but actually neglect and disinvestment. >> tell us where we can see it. because it's got its own landing page coming up. so tell us, jahan, where we can find your work. >> you can find it on msnbc .com. it's currently in its first iteration, but we will be taking it in an audio visual direction going forward. so it's very exciting. >> and it's called black history uncensored. emily give the last word on this, nikole. to me what these governors, et cetera, have done, they make people want these books more. i think that's the point that jaha

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lawrence, here he is talking to michael brown, a retired dea agent, about how spring break has changeding break to them is like a march madness which represents the largest opportunity to distribute narcotics at one single time. think about you have thousands of people gathered in one spot who are all drinking heavily, looking to relax and then, of course, the dealers slip in with cocaine, methamphetamine and now fentanyl. so your -- the police department, they've been dealing with spring breaks for many years and they understand the threat, but of course now the threat has increased because the traffickers all see this as a huge opportunity to increase distribution profits. rachel: will, to your point about the innocent victims of fentanyl, there was the story of the couple who traveled here from france, they airbnb'd and their child must have been crawling around on the floor and died, and when they did the autopsy, they found out that the baby had fentanyl poisoning. there were partiers many that airbnb before, the place had not been proper arely cleaned, the baby must have ingested

michael brown is the director of counter narcotic technology for a analytic devices and a former specialnt of the drug enforcement administration. he says that affordable over-the-counter narcan make sense, but he's concerned about the increase of other deadly cutting agents such as i was the you can online right now purchase 100 milligrams of xylazine for about $20. >> and also required is a veterinarian prescription. the cause of drug overdoses is ever changing and assembly member ortega once medical professionals, pharmacies and the public to treat the opioid crisis like a public health crisis during the height of the pandemic. 200 people a day were dying and we're doing everything we can to make sure we're saving lives. this is no different with today's fda approval market is expected to be available over the counter by late summer. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> time now for 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look at interstate 80 in the sierra blanketed by a seemingly nonstop snow. but look at the headlight getting through there. so that's a goo

i had a chance to talk to michael brown, a former dea special agent and, wul, we also talked about fentanylrug use, drug kents are all up. he talked about the strategies that the cartels are using at the border to get people and enfentanyl successfully into the country. -- to get fentanyl successfully if into the country. watch. >> this is the critical point that the cartels rely on. they know that approximately 80% of border personnel now is being drawn from the border checkpoints to do other issues, to support the immigration process. so they're using a process what we call shotgunning. they're simply sending hundreds of vehicles at one time into the border checkpoints because they know customs can only search a few vehicles at a time in order to keep that traffic moving, right? a lot of peeks -- vehicles that are carrying .al will not be searched. the cartels have a sophisticated infrastructure, garages which basically can take a car apart, create hidden cavities and reseal, you know, millions of pills into the framework of a vehicle. pete: he points out, most drugs come through legal po

michael brown is the director of counter narcotic technology got to analytic devices. and a former special agent of the drug enforcement administration. he says that affordable over-the-counter narcan make sense, but he's concerned about the increase of other deadly cutting agents such as i was the you can go online right now. >> the purchase of 100 miligrams as i was in for about $20 and also required is a veterinarian. >> prescription the cause of drug overdoses is ever changing and assembly member ortega once medical professionals, pharmacies and the public to treat the opioid crisis like a public health crisis during the height of the pandemic. 200 people a day were dying and we're doing everything we can to make sure we're saving lives. this is no different market is expected to be available over the counter by late summer. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> and we continue to follow the fentanyl crisis in the bay area on our website. if you scan this qr code will take you right to the spot where we've got a page called focus on fentan

it's extremely expensive to underground utilities measured in millions per mild mayor michael brown rig says the city decided to take their own action. and so we've been working with caltrans for five years to renovate the al camino and in as part of that project, which we hope will begin construction next year will underground that entire utility line from one and that certainly would be a big help here at el camino reality can see they have yellow tape right here on this cable that is stretched across the road and all the way down the block. they're hoping to get to this pg and e says that they really try and prioritize the calls first, going to biggest outages, then going to the ones where customers have lost power for the longest amount of time. but certainly there are a lot of people who are wishing that pg and e had the cruise to be able to get to all of these. much more quickly. they're hoping that it will be sooner than friday. but at this point p janey is saying, realistically, it might have to be a little while like rough 36 hours and another 24 to go, if not longer . jana kat

it's extremely expensive to underground utilities measured in millions per mild burlingame mayor michael brown rig says the city decided to take their own action , and so we've been working with caltrans for five years to renovate the al camino. and in as part of that project, which we hope will begin construction . next year. we'll underground that entire utility lines and he says they try to respond to the biggest outages and the longest outages first and put that as top priority. but still, some of these residents here could be in the dark until friday evening. reporting from burlingame. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. water managers say that reservoirs in the east bay are now at 87% capacity to tell the east bay times. that's the perfect level because it means there is room in the reservoirs for more rain and for snowmelt to come. the water agency says that customers should still keep water conservation in mind, given the extremes of drought and then a day luge of water in recent months. new details just released about drought conditions in california showed that for the first time, mos

we had michael brown now, we have these situations.e is that we really sees this opportunity for sustained commitment and focus not just on that point of th rival police department an louisville community, bu across the country, that w look at these incidents, w look at what happened with tyr nichols in memphis and see, th cultural change that has t happen with policing it has to be a sustained, long term commitment. >> carol, let me bring in dr tracey el keesee she is the cofounder, president, and ceo, ceo of the center for policing equity. dr. keesee, welcome to the saturday show. what do you make of the doj' findings in the louisville police department? >> oh, i agree with carole good morning, jonathan i think the findings are alway going to be very important i would back up just a littl bit to one of the things the a.g. had mentioned in hi opening statement, and that wa acknowledging what's has bee going on for decades the fact that the report itsel had actually sort of lifted up and codified while the community had been going thro

it came to michael brown who covered this.'s something that has been co-opted by conservatives and people running for office. it gets a very big response from people like crt, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. >> yeah. that's definitely right. i'm not sure that -- i this i that word has become devoid of meaning if you use them for everything. this is such a catch all term. i think we're much better as republicans when we're leaning into something like cancel culture. it is tangible. people get it f i say one word that is unpopular or i misuse the proper phrase, even if my heart is in the right place, your career could be over. that is a valid fight that resonates with people. the wokism is getting a term from another community and trying to make it a catch all phrase for things that bother you about the direction of culture. >> i think it's worth noting that republicans even view it differently. not all republicans are using it in the same way. like we've seen, you know, governor desantis use it. we've seen governor sarah sande

this other police departments, ferguson, missouri after the death of michael brown they've done consent you think louisville can see meaningful change? >> the biggest thing it mean alex, is that the battle defense is not true. every single time we see a officer gave car doing something wrong, the departmen says hey we just have a few ba apples, everybody else is doin just fine and there are no problems this finding officially says that is not true you have problems throughout your department and basicall this works like any other cour case either we will show you our yo are going to agree to fix them the consent decree is just a problem -- and the unfortunate truth, i we have been here before, we have seen this before, it does not lead to long term solution with policing, however it will make a difference at least temporarily if only to advance the conversation about the need, the urgent need for police reform >> let me tell, you part o this report found that officer got the fish and, training and adequate mental health support give me a sense of how long yo think it will take for the c

if cheslea and city both win, they will play each other former player michael brown was on the footballpossibly different to what they have been doing in the premier league. we have seen how they have struggled and limped across, not necessarily scoring goals and he cannot decide on his team selection. this is real madrid, and it didn't look like they were going to get through but a wonderful return and we are really looking forward to the game. manchester united will meet spanish side sevilla in the quarterfinals of the europa league. sirjim ratcliffe — the uk's richest man — was at old trafford for talks over a possible takover of the club. here's our sports editor dan roan the saga over the potential takeover of manchester united has been running for several months, but the last 24—hour is has been a really crucial stage in this journey. yesterday we saw the qatari bid and arrive here at old trafford further talks with bankers and united chiefs. we are told it went well. it lasted about ten hours. sheik yasin did not turn up in person but his senior advisers did. sirjim ratcliffe, br

it was brought back because of the trayvon martin, michael brown, stay aware, stay awake. it is not what these people are saying. it is a good word for us because it is something to warn us. it is a warning. host: that is kimberly in las vegas. let's go to los angeles. that is where eric is. independent line. caller: good morning, pedro. thank you for taking my call. woke is bad. it is all wrong. with the last caller said is completely wrong. it is a term hijacked by the radical left. obviously the term could refer to being awakened and aware of your surroundings and what is going on in the world. but it has been hijacked. it is for them to push their radical left agenda and push down people's throats the whole transgender issue, things that everything is leftist. the term is bad. it is not host: good. host:eric in los angeles giving us his thoughts. you are welcome to do the same. (202) 748-8000, for democrats. (202) 748-8001, for republicans. (202) 748-8002, for independents . the new york times took a look at this term as far as the definition and how it is used under t

quickly targeting law enforcement after police killings especially since the suiting -- shooting of michael brownextremists acted in retaliation for perceived past police brutality incidents and warned of such violence was likely to continue. there is more going back to 2017 if you're interested, especially in light of what the caller a couple of calls back said. democrats line, hi. caller: the department of justice was created after slavery was supposedly abolished. it was put in place to control black folks. what is shocking to me, here the callers about the department of justice this and that. now, the department of justice is focusing on overall crime amongst whites as well. not only focusing predominantly on black individuals. like martin luther king, malcolm x, i could go on and on. when it comes to them, republicans complained about merrick garland's job. the man has been biased throughout his entire time. anything that comes up with the bidens, he hands it off to someone who was selected by a previous administration. i do not hear anything for many republicans talking about how donald tru

michael brown has been speaking on the football news show: chelsea are going to have to find somethingam selection. this is real madrid, and it didn't look like they were going to get through but a wonderful return and we are really looking forward to the game. it will be really tough for chelsea but they have to got that confidence, they have to have the belief they can go and get through. if you are pat cardy oola now? timer;r if you are pat cardy oola now? they will been watching _ if you are pat cardy oola now? they will been watching the _ if you are pat cardy oola now? tue: will been watching the training if you are pat cardy oola now? tue will been watching the training and he would have had a little smile and thought, i'm guessing that is what was going to come my way. i have to beat my former team and it will have to be a special event for pep guardiola. the pressure is mounting on chelsea to win the champions league and a few manchester united supporters will have a little smile with that draw, i am sure. manchester united will meet spanish side sevilla in the quarter—finals

center was approved by both republicans, democrats across the city and state, white, black, and brown. michael? >> all right, thank you so much for that, steve. >>> now we're going to move onto the dangerous winter weather on the west coast. california bracing for 5 more feet of snow after people were still trapped in this storm. matt gutman has the latest for us. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. everywhere you look these wall of snow -- 9 feet here and to think we're less than 60 miles outside of los angeles, so one of the issues is the amount of snow, right, almost 120 inches in seven days. the other issue is consistency, beneath this pile there's a car believe it or not. but to get to it is almost impossible. the snow is so incredibly dense, making digging out very difficult. this morning, the west pummeled with new rounds of snow and severe weather as officials in california warn it could take days longer to rescue everyone imprisoned in the snow piling up to rooftops, swallowing homes. >> this place is a disaster zone. >> reporter: these two teens, riley and cole we

buried, it's extremely expensive to underground utilities measured in millions per mild mayor michael brown rig says the city decided to take their own action, and so we've been working with caltrans for five years to renovate the el camino and in as part of that project, which we hope will begin construction next year will underground that entire utility lines. pg and e says they try to respond to the biggest outages and the longest outages first and put that as top priority. but still, some of these residents here could be in the dark until friday evening, reporting from burlingame, jana katsuyama. ktvu fox two news. thank you. janna will schools in the south bay that were closed due to the power outages will be back open today. whether or not they have electricity, widespread power outage. ages caused classes to be canceled at 16 schools in the cupertino union school district. pgd worked throughout the day, but six of those schools are still without power. the district says they can do most important things in the school without power. running water, flushing toilets and we do have the a

brown. like these, we cultivate dwells types off michael green. but they don't need all of these. he grows in his green house and on the family balcony in an area no larger than 10 square meters. he's assisted in his work by his wife and daughter. the 3 of them are able to handle the whole process from suing to delivery level advantage annella. the advantage in this is that in a small place, i can grow huge quantities. the initial investment is less than a $100000.00 rubies, and offered are good. i can get $40.00 to $50.00 tolerable bees per month on average, $43000.00. but one thing, okay, under india, as agriculture sector, is under pressure from low yields disappearing water resources and equal logical damage, something video that an experienced 1st hand in his earlier farming renters. on the other hand, growing micro green's is straightforward and sustainable. to begin with, the planting trees are filled with rummy composed than seeds are sworn in the soil . in dense rose. this is followed by spain some water to start the donation process . the trees are kept in the dark for a

michael at all. i have a dark brown-eyed son. no, nothing at all. we have pictures of your sons and your son. the left. on the contrary, it seems to me, on the right, the shape of the nose, lips, cheeks, victoria, what you say is very nice, baby. it seems to me that natalya is still on alexei well, this guy is on the left. this is alex what you say lips and ears quite a bit. alexey is considered, so today the wrong grandmothers have gathered in our studio, your son has a different grandmother, it is not excluded. and you, irina, do you think ours, if it is ours. if not, and if not your natalia yes, then yes, even inna’s mother still cannot understand who became the father of her grandson today, she also came to us to find out the results of genetic examinations with alleged grandmothers in the studio elena yakovleva hello hello how did it happen that you don’t know for sure, who is your grandson's father? well, because my daughter met at the same time with alexei mikhail and who do you prefer alexei because he was decent, kind. he helped very well and i did not see how she fell in love with h

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michael bars revelations angered the senate banking committee, including its chair, ohio senator sherrod brownbank executives face less accountability that a cashier who miss counts to connect captures box. brown plans to introduce legislation to strengthen regulators ability to punish executives like imposing fines and clawing back bonuses to ban executives who caused bank failures from ever working in another bank, a group of progressive democrats is working to reinstate parts of another law. during the trump administration, congress rolled back regulations on small and medium-sized banks. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren wants to reverse those actions that she said led to the collapse. do you believe we should strengthen our financial rules going forward? yes, i do. center barr said the federal reserve will consider whether stronger rules are needed. >> but alabama senator katie britt criticized him and other regulators for not properly using their current power. that's what people hate about washington. we have a crisis and you come in here without knowing whether or not she did your

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brown. brandon stephens always transcended sports. so this came as no surprise to steve kerr. >> certain athletes kind of transcend their time in the spotlight. you know, michaeldan miss being one of them. staff will be another one long after steph plays in his last nba game. we still going to be a a massive brand self and there's a reason for that. >> on wednesday, the saint mary's w men's basketball program higher jeff kamin. he came to moraga after 6 seasons that the head coach at long beach state where he was named the big west coach of the year. this past season kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney found out why he thinks he can be the man to win big with the gaels. >> i really feel like this is a place that where you can compete at a high level. it's such a great university academically. the community is is the support. mike and his staff are that they're doing to, you know, allow these young men young ladies to compete. i just think it's set up for you to do something special here. >> what a day of sports. hopefully the a's can you know? get up to when it will be tough against shohei ohtani the giants. they didn't really do what they needed to do and abo