minnie, i start with you. how do you fight these efforts on so many fronts?lly important. >> so we have republicans up and down the ballot from donald trump to, you know, down ballot races, u.s. senate races, governors races, ag's legislatures who ran away from the abortion issue, who ran away from their party and their own records. mike johnson, promising not to take action on abortion bans. donald trump really trying to hide his record. so one of the one of the main things that i took away from the dialog with charlie and simone just now is there's a lot to learn from the abortion rights movement and how to tackle extremists, including donald trump, but also extremists like matthew kazmarek, you know, attorney general dan paxton in texas and other folks across the country. and it's this it's we now have the for the first time, policymakers who have been elected to office, despite their records on abortion, the american people were unequivocal in their support on reproductive freedom. so what we have to be doing now is very aggressively making sure the ameri

la multimillonaria minnie le entregó uno millón más. ha hablado de sus prioridades también.a corrupción. lo que les decía antes, esta la inversión total entre los ocho millones que puso él y el millón que puso su mamá también. y finalmente lo que decía también fátima, hay que ver cómo termina él, su administración, que apenas comienza en este nuevo ciclo político que comienza para san francisco. nos vamos a una pausa, pero al regresar, mucha atención, pues la cámara baja de la nación aprueba una medida bajo la cual se lograría las deportaciones de inmigrantes indocumentados con ciertos delitos. en breve le explicamos más sobre esto y también un estudio habla sobre el impacto que tiene el uso de las pantallas en los más pequeños. a las 05:30 le decimos lo que reveló en palco deportivo. seguimos repasando historias en donde los equipos suman para nuestra comunidad. al volver les en washington. y es que el país continúa despidiendo al ex presidente jimmy carter, quien permanece en capilla ardiente en la rotonda del capitolio por segundo día. a nivel local, oficinas, postales, e

. >> my daughter's favorite was minnie mouse. >> i love that you keep her close to you. >> oh, always. she's right here. >> tomorrow's hearing is just the start of another long journey towards justice for the crisostomo family. now, we reached out to the alameda county da's office, but we have not yet heard back. >> mike tory gains live tonight in studio. tory. thank you for that. changes could be coming to federally funded schools after the house votes to ban transgender athletes from women's sports, and some california lawmakers now want to follow with a bill of their own. also, resources pouring in for the victims of the wildfires in southern california. in tonight's west coast rap, as thousands are forced out of their homes, the state superintendent of instruction is making sure teachers who lost everything have somewhere to stay. plus, months after the state of washington was hit with a bomb cyclone tonight, the state is still struggling to clean up the steps being taken, though to get federal aid. has to bill that would ban transgender athletes from women's sports at federally f

so could i e, minnie, both of them less than yes. think of course the name is up and they'll put in said it will not fit, you know, so on the front goals go lorton, virginia positives would need to get near you're the one i sent that then and that's in, in, in the waiting list for grading so me, that's the last thing. it goes away to it. there's a couple of show across the same time i promise, besides the shift a sweet or, or child support you in your ad, i see on thursday and i need to have that on the screen. so when you get a site, you look like they're watching the last on the screen. yeah. she had no idea or something the weird with the especially, and you're going to have somebody so that you're not sure what that on the schedule but also tell them listening just kind of the status and then we didn't go to you just kind of match the business stuff, can you get them looking at the pretty much can you i showed them at the expense to let someone see 21. they're still on monday and i am fam, the started over the most competitive wi

2nd not on the streets waiting for his riley closest to let them cross the nets, the rims cardona minnie desperate to return home, even if all they will find there is rumble. shell stratford begins coverage. they have waited for this day for so very long, possibly displaced the 15 months. they have lost virtually everything, the 10s of thousands now working news, making their way back to whatever is left at homes. we want to see a family. i want to see my mom and dad. we haven't seen them for 15 months. it's a long time. we're going now. but i haven't seen my family for a year and a half. i want to go back and see that i've been waiting for 3 days to go to my parents. we have tied, i want to go to gaza. we're not coming back here. moments of joy, despite the hell they have suffered being found from over. they know there is very little to return to the like a river of people. they carry, want few balloons and left the buildings. the homes, the business is the one stood here, now ruins in a destroyed wasteland. the goal is to city almost nothing remains inhabitable but for the 1st time sin

. >> reporter: her 9-year-old daughter minnie left home for school tuesday morning and now won't ever get the chance to go back. what do you think you're going to miss about that house? >> i'm going to miss my room, my stuffies. i'm going miss my neighborhood, walking, going to the bluffs. >> reporter: not far away on a high point overlooking the flames, we found kevin pazarande. >> i was born here. this is a once in a lifetime not just fire, but weather event. >> reporter: his home, as he was able to spot it from the hillside, is still there, at least for the moment. but other evacuees came to this very same hill feeling less optimistic. matt baker pulled up in the very same car he evacuated in, 90% sure his house is gone. >> i was going remodel the house in malibu starting in -- i had all my belongings and property there. >> reporter: after generations here, he's not sure what's next. >> reporter: you have stuff in the car here. what's your plan now? >> i don't know. >> reporter: as we spoke to matt, austin milosh saw our cameras and came by desperate for news about his house in an

joining me, minnie, thank you for being here as we try to peer into the magic 8 ball to understand what of us as a country. the first question i have for you is the states who are trying to sue the fda over mifepristone. what makes that movement meaningfully different than the last effort to do basically the same thing that ended up with the supreme court rejecting the plaintiff's argument saying you guys don't have standing to sue here? how is this different and could it be more successful? >> yeah. i think the biggest difference is we don't have a biden administration to defend an fda and their decisions and we don't have a biden administration fda mime. not only do we not have friends who will protect access to medication for abortion, we will have embedded in hhs, in fda, a team of folks on the same side as the folks suing the fda. that is deeply problematic. the fda is supposed to be above politics but we know. we know the play book from project 2025 and we know based on these nominees trump is putting forward and folks he is surrounding himself with, they have every intent at purs

was this incredible release for many of us, but my father hadn't cried when she was sick as i told minnieat her death and her funeral which was incredibly sad and neighbor his noted this, and then he cried at this movie, and i got it. i was now 12 and he had a strict curfew, and he let me watch movies with him and i realized at that point this is what i ought to be doing. at that point that man becoming alfred hitchcocks or howard hock who were movie directors of the time, and i was at hachlter college and a wonderful thriving place and all of my teachers in film and photography were photography and still photographers and still makers, they were called hollywood industry, and so i became a documentary filmmaker and it's born out of loss. so many of us are defined by this. we forget that we try to select or pre-select for some equivalent, metaphor cal equivalent of a gated community where none of the vicissitudes of life will inevitably visit us. they will inevitably visit us and it's what they do that define us and that's true of individuals and it's true of families and it's true of com

then you had comedians like minnie pearl as well, the great median.with the big old hat on her head which still had the price tag hanging off of it. it was a whole show. and they did it on radio. they actually described the scene on radio pretty well. that's what jimmy carter grew up listening to to. >> yeah. he knew the opry from it early days when, frankly, radio was new to today when he or anyone around the world could reach into their pocket, pull out their phone and if listen to the opry almost seven nights a week wherever you are in the world. so really jimmy carter's life parallelled that of the opry from, you know, a small beginning to really being known around the world and making a difference around the world. david: now, as a result of watching it on t, i picked up a banjo and have been a lifelong banjo player. did he pick up any instrument to go along with his joy of country music? >> i have never heard of that. larry gatlin was asked that the other day and said he didn't know about it. but -- and i don't think that's the case in that anyt

you were here this morning, you recovered -- it was very emotional when cameron was picking up, minnie's towel that outlined the preschool here. >> yeah. so when we kind of realized that this wall might be some of the only artwork that any of our friends, families or our friends have, we were all of a sudden in a panic because we know that this might all get bulldozed at some point, and we were just worried or that might be the piece. so we decided to come up here and start digging through, and i was able -- we knew that the head of the preschool and the pastor collected a giant tub of them, but we rushed up here and found our way in and found a ton more. and we know that i is have a lot of video of the wall, so i'm going to try to piece together whose are what because it just sent us into a panic attack last night in addition in addition to all the other things -- griff: that wall means something to people like you. >> oh, yeah. this, in addition to the town it, but this is kind of, like, one of the most beautiful places. i'm sure most people feel about their preschool, but we were just

. >> my daughter's favorite was minnie mouse. >> i love that you keep her close to you. >> oh, alwaysshe's right here. >> now, that hearing is scheduled for tomorrow in dublin, we have reached out to the alameda county da's office, but we have not yet heard back. >> mike tory gains live tonight in studio. tory. thank you for that. authorities in butte county say the gun used in a shooting at a religious school last month was a ghost gun. 56 year old glen linton opened fire at the feather river adventist school, wounding two kindergartners before he shot and killed himself. the sheriff's office says linton bought the gun from a man in chandler, arizona, who was a felon prohibited from possessing firearms. the man in arizona was taken into custody and is set to appear in court on friday. >> well, some changes could be coming to title nine. coming up, the new legislation on the state and federal levels that could affect the transgender community. >> also, it's been months in the making. tonight's big vote in moving forward, the sale f dave's been very excited about saving big with the co

i'll call a little minnie sumner resurgence because it was the 200th anniversary of his birth. 2011. but it didn't go beyond academic circles. so, i mean, people always ask me like, why did sumner kind of fall between the cracks in a sense during this period? and i think i think there's a few reasons. one, i think, you know, boston kind of prides itself on its revolutionary, justifiably so, revolution their history, its great irish migration history and jfk history, all that. it's civil war history, notwithstanding some really great pieces, you know, like abolitionist trail, like the great 54th regiment statue across from the statehouse, you know, and this other there's others exceptions, but i think the abolition history here is really not been portrayed in a in a really strong way the abolitionist trail is one way i think i may be misidentifying what i'm calling it. but, you know, i mean, this goes across beacon hill. is it called freedom, not the freedom trail? no. this an app? yes. yes. what did you say? black history trail. so do you know what said. yeah, on that back side of it

minnie pearl came june and johnny cash came the terrific remembrance i have of this is dixie rings the bell, you know, and says, breakfast is served. this is sunday morning. this is nashville. in 1979, somebody would have usually said a blessing, but we had our guests from beijing there, and it was a hesitant moment there. and all of a sudden, johnny cash and june carter started singing shall the circle be unbroken? oh, will the. >> circle be unbroken? by and by, lord, by. by. >> oh, there's a better home awaiting in the. >> sky. oh love five. >> and then it was great because deng xiaoping came to the united states. and there was a lot of celebrating justly. so it was one of the really important national security agendas that president carter did. >> advil liquid gels are faster and stronger than tylenol rapid release gels, also from advil. advil targeted relief, the only topical with four powerful pain fighting ingredients that start working on contact and lasts up to eight hours. amazing. >> jerry, you got to see this saying that trust me, after 15 walks gets a little old. >> yeah. >

yes, minnie. >> yes. >> pluto. yes. donald duck. yes. and grumpy. >> goofy. >> grumpy. i think grumpy. >> yeah. you are grumpy. yes. grumpy. yes. um, yes. although, you know what my daughter's favorite is? daisy duck. oh, i'm not familiar with daisy. duck is donald's girl, and she's not in the big five. very limited sizing of daisy duck merch. >> oh, really? >> at the store, i was at the disney store last week. i'm i'm i'm starting a petition to get daisy duck in the big five. >> i think, you know, again, with the activism. thank you. yes. thank you. it is time, dear. >> daisy duck got her due. yes, i do, anderson, you are so nasty about me dancing at a concert. >> i mean, i literally it's etched. can we show it again? can we just show it again? because it's so. >> no, no, i'm going to take you to a dead show and you're going to dance. >> no, i am not sorry. yes. i can't nothing against the dead, but i just. >> okay, you don't need to play it again. we're good, we're good. >> so sad. oh my god, so sad. >> it's actually not sad. you're going to get really hazed online fo

. >> the dale family, waking daughters felicity, minnie and tallulah for a first day of classes at ad. we're just so happy to give them normalcy because they were so, so happy this morning. yeah, it's really nice. districts now scrambling to absorb 7000 displaced students. >> this is an effort that's been extremely effective for the benefit of the students. >> calls for accountability. growing eaton fire survivors filing another lawsuit against southern california edison and the palisades. 17 joining a civil lawsuit against the los angeles department of water and power, claiming the water supply system servicing pacific palisades failed miserably. dan grigsby lost his home of 37 years. what do you say when you hear from officials that this natural disaster was out of anyone's control? >> yes, i can understand that response. >> but on an individual basis, some homes in my mind could have been saved. >> for many, the plan for recovery is still uncertain. in altadena, camille bragg's family lost four houses. but for them, this community is forever home. >> we will rebuild. >> we. my gra