congratulations, michelle. >> i know how to say that in french. congratulations, uh. >> i should know from four years of french, but that was a long time ago. we'll work on it. over. all right. still ahead. even superheroes do chores like wash windows. >> yeah. after the break, we're going to show you where deadpool, spider-man and frozone were spotted today in the bay area. >> i'm reggie aqui. >> i'm lyanne melendez. >> i'm luz pena. >> i'm tara campbell. i'm j.r. stone at. >> abc seven news. we deliver local stories with. >> real answers. >> to help make from steph curry and the warriors last night. the team is going for their sixth straight win tomorrow in philadelphia. you can watch them take on the 76 ers right here on abc seven. coverage begins at five. then keep it here for after the game with larry and the guys. a magical moment on the peninsula. a few marvel, dc and disney superheroes took a day off from saving the world to brighten the faces of kids at lucile packard children's hospital at stanford. window washers transformed into deadpo

so congratulations, michel.wish you the best in your retirement and we will absolutely miss you. >> we sure will. >> but we had so much fun celebrating last night. >> in berets and scarf and his friends. >> from. >> good luck. michel. congratulations, really, on a hall of fame career. >> yeah. wonderful. we wish you well. and we will miss you. all right, let's get to meteorologist sandyha patel. weekend is here. >> weekend is here. and the rain returns. sandy. >> yeah, absolutely. congrats to michelle once again. it was fun celebrating. let me show you the snow that is coming back to the sierra over the weekend and heading into monday. we have about 11in coming to kirkwood, five inches at donner. on live doppler seven. clouds are passing through right now. that's going to change. come this weekend. we'll have some showers and it is going to be cooler tomorrow. 50 and 60. you start off with the fog in the morning and then showers saturday night. now next week we have some more wet weather coming our way tuesday e

congratulations, michel. we wish you the best in your retirement. will miss you so much. >> we have a party for him last night, between newscasts and everyone, they passed out berets and scarves to honor his frenchness. >> it was very french, very fancy. >> quite french. congratulations, michel. >> well, what will steph curry do for an encore? we will find out tomorrow night here on abc seven. >> we will. sports director larry beil is here. larry. >> dan, i'm coming off of a 56 point game in orlando. steph curry and the warriors looking to push their winning streak to six. reaction. after a truly incredible andre iguodala said. it was really just the start of the steph curry celebration. when you talk about number 30, there is always seemingly more to celebrate, like 56 points in orlando last night. steph totally changed the feel of the game. hit the heave just before the half and this is really odd. the date february 27th. steph went for 54 in new york in 2013. on february 27th. 46 on the same date in 2016. then 56 last night. curry, now with the m

michelle grossman has the latest. >>> the harrowing video from on board a cruise ship, caught in rough waters tilting to the side. >>> plus it's spring break season. and a crackdown to try to tame rowdy crowds and prevent violence. why they say their measures are working. it's monday, march 3rd. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm frances rivera. less than two months after the devastating california wildfires put its very existence into question, the show went on at the dolby theater sunday. hollywood's brightest stars gathered to honor the best films of 2024 at the 97th academy awards, hosted by conan o'brien. while many thought the field was wide open, it was a small indy that had its greatest day. >> and the oscar goes to -- are they playing a song? >> no. well, maybe. anora. >> it emerged as the big winner, taking home five awards, including best picture. anora's final award went to its breakout star, mikey madison who won best actress for the title character. the historical epic, the brutalist was runner-up with three wins. adrien brodie won best actor for the ar

congratulations, michel. we wish you the best in your retirement.f course, we will miss you so much. >> we have a party for him last night, between newscasts and everyone, they passed out berets and scarves to honor his frenchness. >> it was very french, very fancy. >> quite french. congratulations, michel. >> well, what will steph curry do for an encore? we will find out tomorrow night here on abc seven. >> we will. sports director larry beil is here. larry. >> dan, i'm coming off of a 56 point game in orlando. steph curry and the warriors looking to push their winning streak to six. reaction. after a truly andre iguodala said. it was really just the start of the steph curry celebration. when you talk about number 30, there is always seemingly more to celebrate, like 56 points in orlando last night. steph totally changed the feel of the game. hit the heave just before the half and this is really odd. the date february 27th. steph went for 54 in new york in 2013. on february 27th. 46 on the same date in 2016. then 56 last night. curry, now with the

thank you, michele, for your outstanding dedication. exemplary exemplary professionalism and the positive impact you make every day. the office of the public conservator and all of us at dos are very proud to have you as part of our team. >> thank you, kelly, for those kind words and it really is an honor and a surprise. i did not expect to be granted this award. i want to extend a thank you to my manager sandra to shada and my supervisor ers mike nguyen and kazuko takahashi and eric wang who create an environment for myself and my entire team to do the best work that we can do to support very vulnerable population of folks. i'm grateful for the decision i made a couple of years ago to change pivot in my professional career to this new position. it's been rewarding for me in so many ways. i've learned so much and i know i will continue to learn and grow professionally and personally. it is my honor to serve this very vulnerable population and i want to thank also all of our partners in the community who are equally there to support our

so, michelle, congratulations. yes, we will miss you, but we won't miss you too much because you'll be back. new information just released about that deadly piedmont crash that killed three college students who were home for thanksgiving break. >> the chp says a combination of driving under the influence and unsafe speed caused the crash. >> the crash happened the night before thanksgiving. the cybertruck they were driving slammed into a retaining wall and a tree, then burst into flames. a friend was driving in another car behind the cybertruck and came upon the crash, and he was trying to help the people inside, but was only able to pull one person out to safety. >> soren dixon, krista sakahara, and jack nelson died. toxicology reports show the students had twice the legal limit of alcohol and several drugs, including marijuana and cocaine, in their systems. the autopsy report determined the cause of death as a asphyxia and smoke inhalation, and ruled the deaths an accident. >> sad uh- across the bay area. you lik

that's your monday forecast. >> appreciate that, michelle, thank you. >> sure. >>> pope francis remains in the hospital in stable condition. the pontiff rested well overnight after a breathing scare on friday. he did not need breathing assistance sunday though he was still getting extra oxygen. he was able to participate n sunday mass and offered thanks to well-wishers for their prayers and support. >>> coming up, we roll out the best looks from the red carpet at the oscars. and new orleans steps up serity for mardi gras. when "early today" comes right back. the first time you try bounce, it hits you. your laundry feels way fresher, softer. so you start to wonder. if i put a sheet of bounce on the finance guy, will it make him softer? bounce can't do it all but for better laundry, ♪ put a sheet on it with bounce. ♪ aveeno introduces new daily moisturizing cream. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 48 hours. and instantly strengthen skin's barrier. for softer, smoother skin. aveeno. the power of oat for sensitive skin. ♪ febreze! ♪ your home is your happy place until you co

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francois andre michaux, when when michel goes to the middle east, he decides his son is too young.so puts him with his sisters, who, for him when we show goes to north america, france. while andre is now a teenager and he wants his son follow in his footsteps, just like his father wanted him to follow in his footsteps. michaux, of course, decided to go his own path so with him at his side, much of this period of time he's involved in a very serious accident in which his is struck with a bullet. and it looks like his eye may be lost. and so michel tries, to treat him, anybody, i guess with the best way in the 1790s was to treat a wound is infected in your eye. bleed bleed yourself right that's the to treat the eye so so so he almost loses out he sent back to paris where he receives a medical treatment. his eye is saved france andre in his father's footsteps he returns to the united states and becomes an incredible botanist himself. he travels all the areas his father traveled. he publishes a number of books. if you've heard the name michaux, it's perhaps because his son published a

for that, we go to meteorologist michelle grossman with the forecast. michelle. happy monday.i. >> great to see you. well we are looking really busy this week weather wise. we're looking at a large. storm in the west. >> it's going to advance. >> to the east over the next several days, bringing all sorts. >> of impacts. >> heavy rain, severe weather, blizzard like. conditions in. >> some spots. >> so snow. >> falling today in the. >> rockies and northern plains. we could see 5 to 10in of. snow locally. >> even 18in. >> of snow. >> we'll see some. >> storms developing. >> in the southern plains. >> they could be strong. >> at. >> times tonight into. >> the overnight hours. winds gusting up to. >> 65mph could see a few tornadoes. >> as well. >> winds really gusting in the southwest to the south central states. that's going to increase the fire risk. >> because we're going. >> to see winds gusting. >> up to 65mph. look what happens by wednesday. moves off to the east. so now. >> we're talking about heavy rain, the chance for some strong storms. along the. east coast. >> here wher

you have the boston mayor michelle wu chicago mayor brandon johns and johnston and new york city mayorc adams. >> brian: they expect it, know it. i'm sure they will be loaded to try to defend themselves. american people want criminals off the streets. they want to give ice access to get those criminals off the streets. they are going to paint it as they're trying to arrest my kitchen personnel and they are going after people that have been there for 20 years. when they are way down on the priority list with tom homan. and i think that -- i either bring tom homan or run clips of tom homan say where is he wrong right here? is that true that you would not give up this venezuelan gang member who just went on killing a rampage over the weekends? >> steve: one of the things apparently the four mayors are getting lawyered up and redacting documents and stuff like that. getting ready for this house oversight committee hearing on monday where james comer is going to preside. what the four mayors are trying to avoid was the spectacle of the ivy league presidents who sat on capitol hill and defen

michelle fisher. aren't they? roshumba. >> all right, george. well. >> what you. >> felt there in hollywood is certainly what we felt here in the studio. it kind of caught us by surprise as we were listening to you wrap up that earthquake that was felt right here. the lights in the studio rattling back and forth. we grabbed hands and we were out here. our hearts are still beating pretty fast. you know, so many people out tonight celebrating the oscars. the last thing that's on their mind is probably an earthquake. so we'll get more information in terms of the magnitude of that. but certainly let's talk about the stars and how fabulous they look tonight on the oscars red carpet. it is time for drumroll please, the best dressed as they say, the show must go on. and this is my favorite part of the night. now, when halle berry stepped on to the oscars red carpet in this dynamic, broken glass, custom christian siriano gown with sheer crystalized side panels and 1960s box cut jaws dropped. and that's when i said, this is my best dressed lady for the n

it's like health about tool or darlie games in louis vuitton and michelle yeoh.isappoint. michelle, i say says way ballance royal blue gown strap. listen with rate and earrings. i love the jewelry by share all and then monica barbaro. she's kind of a new comer. we don't see a lot of her. she nailed yes, she nailed it as well. also wearing a shape the gown. the ball gown strap list paying a beautiful. i want to switch actually to the men. timothy solemn, a ringing in the color it's a different kind of tuxedo up to talk about. the new tuxedo is she fall. she and i know properly think, you know, people are gonna think, well, it's not so traditional, but that's the point. and then what about home? and to me going to read and wraparound tuxedo jacket and black pants and also a little bit of a lapel pin all in all 2025. a good year for fashion. really good year for passion. i i love the variety and i love that. just people are happy finding during these times and the fact it's all about various love having you at if all right, let's back to in studio. if you want fashi

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drifted out from the midwest and they were all addicted to heroin, essentially a trans person named michel who'd been as a kid and being black and trans in america is difficult. wandered out here, wound up with this group of folks that that were supportive they would, you know, make sure other had food. the dealer drug dealers knew where to come. some of them were street hookers and turn tricks in the nearby alleys. they supported each other in this kind of loose economy and loose protective cobble. i guess you could call or grouping. and that's where rita was. rita had come out here from florida. she she was a beach gal when she grew up a surfer, you know, runner as homecoming queen and her high school beautiful had five kids. eventually, you know, through the course of her motherhood years was just a terrific person and got into fell into heroin and and alcohol through the years and came out here and then tumbled to the street and she was on the island. so brant and i spent a lot of time on the island just you know sleep there sometimes i'd be up all hours of the night you get the conver

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michelle ana drops a career high 26 points. cal wins it 82 to 63. golden bears set a school record, going 16 and one at home this season. they are the seven seed in the upcoming acc tournament. on the farm stanford taking on georgia tech. down a point in the fourth. courtney ogden taking it right to the basket. she gives the cardinals the lead, a lead they would not surrender. she had 16 points off the bench. then it's brooke dimitri from behind the arc. the cardinal take the sting out of the yellow jackets, 87 or 80 2 to 60. 87. there's your final. stanford is the 11th seed in the upcoming acc tournament. no homers, but he has four runs batted in. he bounced one deep down the left field line. really well. struck way back there. indio. luis matos clobbers a solo home run to left. it's his first of the spring. the giants beat the angels 9 to 5. also, the dodgers beat the athletics to host several big sporting events over the next 18 months, one of them. the biggest of all the world cup. and that sound you are going to hear so much of it. that is just

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and his activities in georgia resulted in sporadic anthrax outbreaks in the region, which i saw michelle pulled up in the same day. and pretty much a bit off as such as should the show called the should the guy gutter should do this vehicle? is it economic? got you guys. we have and tracks in georgia where we don't have it and trucks only it's sample in the laboratory. we have and tracks and the walls and herds of cattle in the soviet union, the deadly disease was practically eradicated. in the caucuses livestock was vaccinated, you use the image, and again, i'm a senior to it's just other people. but a cool way is by me. this continued until the early 2 thousands, when american military biologists arrived in georgia and they stopped the vaccination program. the government didn't in order to see how the end tracks would evolve in new generations more resistant to antibiotics. and which is ultimately the use of biological military weapons controls you be able to just get on with that stuff. and we've got that as far as you know, the scholarly stuff simple start with the visual minutes of

on from the leading the charge as they propose they both michelle planned to deploy your plan troops to ukraine is an idea that was rolled out by russia. well, it involves says no app aside for us in the us either when even to purchase liter admits it would be possible without washington support. those willing well intensified planning. now, with real urgency you pays per pet to practice with boots on the ground planes in yeah. together with all this. europe must do the heavy listing. but to support pace in appleton and to succeed. this effort must have strong us back. i would ask everybody this is, there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war? another 3 years of war in which the united states and europe continues to for billions of dollars into award and ukraine. is that the alternative? i've asked every foreign minister i meet with tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later, after another year of death, another year of destruction then may

seed was, is not happy in this region whose bucket rather is um, from syria saying that they are michel nies in the list embassy, all of the new city and government. and they also emphasize this, well, the use of the civil war that match with the revolution is celia. the blues community also has paid tremendous, tremendous secular prizes and prizes, like i knew all the syrians, this was that there was a 0 the exam and it says the things that i should 1st president loving is and i just get to see piece not to supply more weapons, the comments came after europe and leaders agreed to increase military budgets and ukraine's defenses at a summit in london. but it's probably most sexiest, almost as a so called coalition of the willing will present a piece platinum to the united states, your shop of unable reports from moscow on the crumbling comments. according to demetrius best, coke remnants spokesman these pumps with donald trump and j. g bonds in the white house shows the landscape a lack of diplomatic scales. the incident also demonstrated how difficult it will be to guess on the pulse t

that's why ask what i'll show. fulfilling the full of present, michelle. aside of the 14 years of civil war. but the engine government is designed to reflect serious, ethnic and religious diversity is due to govern for transitional periods of 3 to 5 years until elections are held in part of the government. they will be to key bodies. the constitutional committee will define a legal framework as the lives of committee will be service top legal party, and will provide advice on news and policies. both committees will be appointed by the president unvil, hold significant power with no external oversight. or the biggest challenges ahead is there is economy, which has been violated by years of war and international sanctions. an omen is a senior advise that spit lands a council. he says the us temporarily really boost functions to helps or it and it's reconstruction efforts. syria is in the mid place of a huge crow. ready and among geostrategic issues, russia, israel, turkey, east, and west iran terrorism. it is a mess rebuilding it tried to bring back the people so that they are one after t

and his activities in georgia resulted in sporadic anthrax outbreaks in the region, which i saw michelle pulled up in the same day. and pretty much a bit off as such a dog with the machine called the should the guy gutter should do this vehicle? is it the air to mama? we have and tracks in georgia. where, where do i have and tracks only insightful in the laboratory? we have and tracks and the walls and herds of cattle and the soviet union, the deadly disease was practically eradicated. in the caucuses livestock was vaccinated and you use the image, and again, i'm a senior to it's just other people. but a goal is, by the way, this continued until the early 2 thousands. when american military biologists arrived in georgia. and they stopped the vaccination program. the government didn't in order to see how the end tracks would evolve in new generations, more resistance, antibiotics, and which is ultimate use cause of biological military weapons. felt you be able to just hear almost that stuff when it got to us why she noted scholarly stuff, simple style with the visual minutes out to me any

this recently who bought the brother is them from syria saying that they are michel nies in the list, the misuse of the new student government. and they also emphasize this well, the 14 years of the civil war that matches the revolution is celia, the blues community. also has to pay tremendous tremendous sacrifices and prizes like any other city. and there's was that there was a 0, damascus, the ways comping their rocks northern could this region is home to thousands of syrian refugees. it was one of the 1st com spilt after an influx of syrians fled to the rock after the start of the revolution in 2011. now many a question any further, they should return home after the fall of the outside regime. mama, i don't have the reports from do hawk in northern iraq. this the outbreak of the city in one and 2011 camp noisy knows them, the rock has become home to nearly 40000 city and could issue a few. geez, a like other camps. people here to their tents, into houses, and suits of businesses and markets, and they have thrived 65 year old up the men. shaheen came for them and has like a provence

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but listen to mayor michelle wu offer her condolences to the alleged attacker before addressing the officerences and and all of our thoughts are with the family of the individual whose life has been lost, and i'm also thinking of all the people when were impacted -- who were impacted here today in one of the busier parts of the city with this tragedy. i'm glad that the officer is safe and very grateful for a quick response from all a of our first responders here. jon: wow. boston's police commissioner also expressed similar condolences to the alleged attacker. no word yet on why the guy was trying to stab those two people. ♪ jon: as hollywood plans to honor gene hackman at the academy awards ceremonies tonight, the world is still wondering how and and he and his wife guyed in their home -- died in their home. matt finn live at the scene in santa fe, new mexico. matt. >> reporter: in this community loved gene hackman and his wife betsy, but now they've usenly and mysteriously -- suddenly and mysteriously departed. more on the investigation from new mexico. ♪ when i posted on tiktok that went

. >> it's michelle from maryland and my question, if you could draft the next executive order, what wouldnyone who knows me knows one of my greatest life frustrations our paper towel dispensers, it doesn't give you enough paper towel to dry her hand, that's right. if i am in charge of the executive orders, that's the next one i'm putting down that the for president trump to sign it, we need ample amount of paper towel to dry our hands, is that so much to ask? i don't think so, i think a lot of people will be with me on this one so that's my next executive order if i can have it. the question on x asks, what your favorite way to spend your weekend? the perfect weekend for me, starts with a great workout sometimes during the week, i always have time to do exactly what i want, barium working out followed by probably sports game with one if not both of my kids at soccer fields and basketball games, football, you name it, he will see us doing some kind of sport and of course i'd love to take my dog for a walk together. if the kids join me, even bett better. i'd say wrap it up, have a great dat

boston mayor michelle wu had a shocking reaction about this. >> we have the individual that my was losting of all the people impacted for them here today and busy for the city and this tragedy going for that and more on this one. it's the first thought on taking the microphone. joey: it's the officer going to pull a weapon and shoot someone to save their own life and life of people around. you don't understand theed idea of post-traumatic stress disorder greater rate and suicide on the job exists at greater rate for first responders to have to do what they hope to never do to do their job and asked to do it and carrying the gun on behalf of the municipality going for them. mentioning the officers and telling you what, it's absolutely insane and people getting to find better than that and going to float in the harbor with the tea. mary katherine: not a thought to the law enforcement officer in that portion of the discussion. lisa: democrats con syringessed themselves going after -- convinced themselves going after criminals is racist and soft on crime and left cities to be slaughtered in

. >> what leads me to michelle bauman mickey bauman the woman, who a lot of people think should get that the board of the fed and her former job was are former state bank commissioner of kansas. would you support mickey bauman getting this role. yes, i think she would be a great in that role, look. there is, obviously, a lot of folks that can be considered, we have certainly a lot of professionals here in new york, but i think ultimately, we need a different direction, at the fed. and chairman powell in my opinion, has -- long outlived his usefulness in this capacity. >> we know his term is not up until 2026 i want to get you on the record, in terms of this bank supervisory role it is important for major part of our economy so we will watch that we have call out to jay powell right now, to see if in fact he is planning on replacing michael barr or absorb it i am told told administration officials is ready to soosh it the other issues of the day president zelenskyy says not ready to sign the rare earth minerals deal, after that blowout in oval office last week with president trump trump s

czar complement, he went after one of the mayors invited to testify before congress questions mayor michelle's police commissioner recently to be pointing out nine accused child rapist in jail who local authorities won't turn over to ice. he promised to come to boston and bring hell with them. why would boston defend people like that? >> i don't know, it's disgusting, the criminal element you would think everybody united and distracting the criminal element but i'm glad the committee i used to tear myself will couple of boston and denver and say, explain why you think it's good for your community and did not cooperate with ice officers so people stepping of a gun and kissing loved ones goodbye to go off and get the worst of the worst off the streets, i want to have that discussion there should be no federal funding, why should they spend money people of georgia or utah or wherever? why should they enjoy the benefits of federal funding one they won't cooperate with ice trying to extract out? people accused of horrific crimes won't even communicate with them. >> i couldn't agree more. i'm so f

jon: that's boston mayor michelle wu ahead of her testimony on capitol hill next week. so-called sang chew a ware cities testifying before congress about those policies that prevent local law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration authorities. finish let's bring in elizabeth ricci, adjunct immigration law professor at florida state university. thanks very much, elizabeth, for being with us in this afternoon. this debate over immigration policy is heating up, obviously, and it seems like people like michelle wu think that having a sanctuary city a good -- is a good idea and within the bounds of the law in in this country. how do you see it? >> well, it is a good idea in her context. she'll tell you that crime is lower in boston compared to non-sanctuary cities of about the same size, and it is legal. the supreme court has held that. the 1997 case of prince basisically -- basically said that states and local officials cannot be forced to enforce federal policy, that that interferes with the principles of anti-common deering that are -- commandeering that ar

boston mayor michelle wu, new york city mayor eric add adams a, denver mayor mike johnson and chicagoon johnson. here is governor maura a healey of new york, she says as a former law enforcement official if you care about a law enforcement, the best way to secure the safety and well-being of our state, our nation is for local are, state and federal law enforcement to work together. so it seems to me you shouldn't be threatening to bring, what was it, hell? if you should come here with support and resources to help us address any public safety issues we're experiencing. and i can tell you that massachusetts if law enforcement, tate and local continue to work with federal law enforcement when it comes to the investigation and the prosecution and apprehension of criminals. so, of course -- charlie: is, of course, all of this is in response to their defense of sanctuary cities. i think this is so interesting. this is the hill the democrat politicians want the die on even after the election, even after polls after polls after polls are shown how deeply unpopular these sanctuary city polici

. >> bill: fans then were disappointed to discover michelle was left out of the segment found dead inanwhile the county sheriff looking at gene hackman's pacemaker might be includes unraveling the reasons for his death. what we're learning now. matt finn, hello. >> gene and his wife betsy lived up the street on a large property inside of an exclusive gated community. it was clear they valued their privacy. the sheriff here in sante fe has ruled out carbon monoxide. what is next in the investigation? we're aware of two other critical focal points. first gene's pacemaker that registered its last event february 17th. the day he likely passed away. that pacemaker could provide more critical health data to doctors and investigators. also police took a lot of evidence from the home here in sante fe including two green cell phones, tylenol, thyroid and high pressure medications and 2025 monthly planner. cell phones are a key focus. >> we will look and try to gain access to the cell phones. we'll be analyzing cell phone data, phone calls, text messages, events, photos in the cell phone to try

i'm michelle. all so after reading your book i thought certainly relentless was a wonderful title but i renamed it superhero so i ask so i ask you i did for freddy breyer during that primary how do you build coalition it's in new york especially if people like me are freddy it's a special case of what i it's the best african-american latino coalition that we have built, the african american had an african american can be late in the race and freddy, 70% of the african vote and in new we vote very tribal and that the in happen in that election and any partly the in happen because freddy had a real coalition of black and latinos in the bronx so the rest of course can take a candidate who had worked well within african-american community and go to other borrows particularly brooklyn where there is such a large african-american community in fact it was that teaching what allow me to run tish james campaign later on as an african-american candidate for for a.g. but there is no doubt that without that co

she sits on the house oversight committee, that's the committee that michelle wu is slated to testifyd to defend the status of boston as a sanctuary city and she touts it as the safest major city in the country. >> bill: molly line in boston on that. >> dana: carley shimkus and jimmy failla join us here. she will be on the hill. the gift that keeps on giving talking about talking points. the poor city of boston. >> it will be a firing committee later this week. this is a classic progressive ideology. the criminal is the victim and the actual victim is an after thought. you can make a connection between that line of thinking and why donald trump is in office. for a mayor no matter what you think, this is a very easy situation to respond to. you say my thoughts are with the victims who went through a terrifying ordeal. any loss of life is a tragedy but so grateful to the police for defending the innocent victims here. you could say maybe was it a stumble on her behalf or her ideology. given past positions she's taken i'm sure you can say it is the latter. >> the confidence is broken in