moran: being dad's number one, and being a coach. my little girl, not so little anymore, she is almost six feet tall, they loved calling me coach on the basketball court instead of dad, so they look that opportunity. -- left that opportunity. and i think i love coaching that team, just about more than anything, and spending that special time in the cub scouts with my older son. my smallest son is a kindergarten and i am looking forward to when he starts getting big enough to play basketball, and helping with that team and showing him the ropes. >> how many kids? rep. moran: for kids, my wife and i have been married 23 years, we had our first two who are now 17 and 60 we had then because of the need to focus on my oldest son we waited a year, and we got him on the right track and said let's have some more kids. we have a little seven-year-old and a little five-year-old. two boys and two girls. >> what was the reaction from your kids when you won the seat and he became a member of congress? rep. moran: well, you know, back to kind of t

former player on his team says moran should be benched for all of next season as punishment.rin, the 23 road star point guard for the memphis grizzlies, has been suspended for the second time this year. the suspension announced after the two time all star was seen in this instagram live video posted early sunday morning that shows him sitting behind the wheel of a car appearing to hold a gun. the grizzlies, issuing a statement saying they are aware of the social media video. you listen to jam a ramp postgame. i mean, the engagement level and the intellect are unmistakable. but yet. this whole fake gangster theme that we i thought we were past as a culture some years ago. i guess he's not passed it passed march, moran entered a counseling program after a similar live video posted on his instagram account and has since been taken down showed him holding a gun at a denver club. he faced no criminal charges related to that incident, but was eventually suspended for eight games by the league. moran told espn then that he was seeking help. i was constantly, you know, talking to the

moran: being dad's number one, and being a coach. my little girl, not so little anymore, she is almost six feet tall, they loved calling me coach on the basketball court instead of dad, so they look that opportunity. -- left that opportunity. and i think i love coaching that team, just about more than anything, and spending that special time in the cub scouts with my older son. my smallest son is a kindergarten and i am looking forward to when he starts getting big enough to play basketball, and helping with that team and showing him the ropes. >> how many kids? rep. moran: for kids, my wife and i have been married 23 years, we had our first two who are now 17 and 60 we had then because of the need to focus on my oldest son we waited a year, and we got him on the right track and said let's have some more kids. we have a little seven-year-old and a little five-year-old. two boys and two girls. >> what was the reaction from your kids when you won the seat and he became a member of congress? rep. moran: well, you know, back to kind of t

moran: being dad's number one, and being a coach. my little girl, not so little anymore, she is almost six feet tall, they loved calling me coach on the basketball court instead of dad, so they look that opportunity. -- left that opportunity. and i think i love coaching that team, just about more than anything, and spending that special time in the cub scouts with my older son. my smallest son is a kindergarten and i am looking forward to when he starts getting big enough to play basketball, and helping with that team and showing him the ropes. >> how many kids? rep. moran: for kids, my wife and i have been married 23 years, we had our first two who are now 17 and 60 we had then because of the need to focus on my oldest son we waited a year, and we got him on the right track and said let's have some more kids. we have a little seven-year-old and a little five-year-old. two boys and two girls. >> what was the reaction from your kids when you won the seat and he became a member of congress? rep. moran: well, you know, back to kind of t

senator moran and i served on the v.a. committee. if i have one major pain in my behind, it's computer systems. it doesn't matter if it's v.a., military, and doesn't matter if it's montana state text system. there's always something wrong. i just, it's just not, it's not something that can make the army only can be or the v.a. all it can be either. so with that i will turn it over to senator moran. sen. moran: thank you for concluding the conversation indicating the pain with the computer systems. let me start with both of you. if we are not going to meet our recruitment goals, that means consequences in a practical way to how the army operates. what can you tell me first as someone interested in the overhaul well-being of the army what you are thinking what are your plans that will alter the structure of our army across the country and around the globe? and then, as the senator from kansas, tell me what concerns, if any, i should have about what those changes mean to installations and the assignment of soldiers to places, to bases t

senator moran who is the ranking member will join us shortly. he is on the phone. there's also a boat going on right now two votes and so we are, expect membersrs of the committee, subcommittee to come in and out but we want to go ahead and begin because we know that director wray has a hardha stop at 430 timex we want to make sure we can get in as much of the hearing as possible. so good afternoon, everyone. welcome to today's hearing to review the president's fiscal year 2020 for funding request for the federal period of investigation and the drug enforcement administration. our witnesses it fbi director christopher wray and dea administrative anne milgram. it's very nice to have you both here again, thank you for joining us. i want to begin by saying how deeply saddened i am that once again we have our hearing with the fbi in the aftermath of yet another mass shooting. nearly a year ago we met just after the horrific shooting at robb elementary school in you've all the taxes. today we meet after gunmen open fire over the weekend in a shopping mall in the dallas,

senator moran ranking member will join us shortly. he is on the phone. there's also a boat going on right now, to vote so we expect members of the committee to come in and outo but we wanted to begin because director ray, who want to make sure we can get in as much as possible so good afternoon, everyone and welcome to today's hearing to review fiscal year 2024 funding request for the federal bureau ofer investigation and drug enforcement administration. our witnesses today are fbi director chris barre and administrator and milgram. it's nice to have you both here again. thank you for joining us. by saw deeply saddened i am that once again, we have our hearing with the fbi in the aftermath of yet another mass shooting. nearly a year ago, we met just after the horrific shooting at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas. today, we meet after a gunman opened fire over the weekend in a shopping mall in dallas, texas. killing eight people. i offer my condolences, and i'm sure i speak for everyone on this subcommittee to all those who have lost loved ones. bu

when ranking member moran comes in, he will submit his opening remarks. so i will ask you to begin, director wray. >> thank, you and good afternoon to members of the subcommittee. there is no question that today's threats are more sophisticated and move more quickly than ever before. just stay ahead of them, only have requested important enhancements to our budget that will help us tackle the wide range of threats that we face, and i look forward to discussing those with you this afternoon. we start with cyber. today's cyber threats are more pervasive, hit a wider variety of victims and carried the potential for greater damage than ever before. you take china. a key part of the chinese governments multipronged strategy to lie, cheat, and steal their way to surpassing us as a global superpower is cyber. the scale of the chinese cyber threat is unparalleled. they've got a bigger hacking program than that of every other major nation combined. and they have stolen more of americans personal and corporate data than every nation, big or small, combined. to give

on recruiting, just follow up, secretary, on what senator moran talk about. you are going to fall short and i think you're doing what what is necessary to try not to fall short but i think it's fair to say the pacific is the priority area here and although i know you are pre-decisional, i would like you to kind of talk at least in conceptual terms about how you're going to absorb some reduction in the number of army soldiers in a way that is consistent with our indo-pacific strategy. >> certainly. i will maybe drop again a bit of what i said before. one, it's important to realize the actual number of soldiers that are at places like 25th ib, at fort riley, for example, at fort bragg, at fort hood -- >> for humphrey's. >> exactly for its blow the number of authorizations that are on the books. we had the soldiers that we already have. what we're trying to do is look at, as a think about the new kinds of force structure we need to build as a chief mention the multi-domain task forces, the indirect fire protection capabilities, a lot of the integrated air missil

terry moran denny my with late reporting. he's traveling with the president. also developing the battle over raising the debt ceiling tonight. talk suddenly put on pause what's driving this with time now running out? rachel scott on the hill. the alleged pentagon leaker in federal court today asking the judge to release him on bail parent prosecutors calling the national guardsmen a risk to public safety and national security. what the judge decided. aaron katersky of the courthouse. the case making national headlines. the wife who wrote a book with their children about grief after her husband died, now charged with murdering her husband. tonight we will hear the new court filings among the allegations of her alleged attempts at getting new insurance policies worth 2 million. tonight the severe storms in the to systems combining as theyen then headed into the northeast this weekend. rob marciano standing by the time all of the sound. there is news tonight coming in after a horrific crash on a major interstate multiple peopl. now that dui and manslaughter charg

we've developed a new program, as senator moran mentioned. with a local maintenance repair operation where employees can work full-time in addition to going to college. the employer pays them a full-time wage and benefits, in addition to funding their education. this is a great example of our commitment at wichita state to have an applied learning experience so they are engaged in their learning while they're earning in their industry of choice. as i conclude my comments i want to emphasize again that education, industry, and government all have a role to play in meeting the workforce needs of the aviation ecosystem. key elements will include bit be limited to faa reauthorization, aviation career awareness of middle school children, the importance of short term pell grants they continue to increase funding of the workforce grants, and building strategies to encourage diversity in gender and ripley presented populations both economic and of color. in a bitter transition for our veterans. >> i want to thank you for this opportunity, and i look

terry moran reporting. a massive fire erupting in houston. the images coming in tonight. the economy and jobs this evening. the new jobs report. the coronation of king charles and camilla. hours away now and what they'll do to honor the late queen elizabeth. we're standing by outside buckingham palace tonight. us. we begin tonight with the deposition of former president trump. the video for the first time being made public tonight in the sexual assault and defamation case against him. the president's lawyers saying he will not testify in court. the jurors say this deposition instead. the former president seen responding to documents and questions posed by carrolls lawyer and after saying that e. jean carroll is not his team, the moment he showed this photo on the left there, asked who it was, trump in the deposition says it's marla. marla maples is his second wife. aaron is leading it's off. >> this is the former president of the united states answering questions in a deposition about a rape he insists he never committed saying of his accuser she's not my time. >> i take

>> david: terry moran, thank you. to a comment tonight and a much better-than-expected jobs report today. 253,000 jobs added in april. unemployment now falling to 3.4% in this country. matching a 54 year low. the threat of the fourth, president biden financing house republicans who are refusing to raise the debt limit unless he agrees with their spending cuts. >> president biden: the last thing this country needs after all we have been through i is a manufactured crisis and that is what this is. a manufacturing crisis. and that is what it is from beginning to end. it is a manufactured crisis. >> david: the president and topic congressional leaders from both parties will meet at the white house on tuesday. when we come back on this friday night, of breaking news, the massive fire erupted in houston. images coming in at this hour. and the supreme court stepping into night to halt an execution just days away. at least for now, we will tell you why. ♪ ♪ (cecily) you're looking pleased with yourself. (seth) well, not to br

>> terry moran reporting from washington. >>> news on the economy and the interest rates. the federal reserve raising interest rates again today in the battle to slow inflation, adding another quarter-point. the 10th straight increase since last march. what was different this time is the fed chair signaling it may be the last increase for now if inflation continues to slow. >>> when we come back, alec murdoch serving life for killing his wife and son. tonight what he is saying about the death of his housekeeper. >>> important news in the fight against alzheimer's and the discovery of three-time u.s. olympic medalist has been found dead. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms shortness of breath... and irregular heartbeat could mean something more serious, called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates

moran: mr. president, i i ask unanimous consent that ryan hutchison, a fellow in my office, be granted floor privileges for the remainder of the congress is. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. moran: i ask unanimous consent to speak for up to ten minutes prior to a scheduled roll call vote. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. moran: mr. president, thank you. i, too, rise to make clear my -- i particularly make this point at a time had in which it is clear that what was to follow the use of title 42 is not in place. i visited the southern border with the senator from texas, who was just speaking, in january. i have had several additional visits to that border while title 42 was in place. it was useful and valuable for me to seat nature of the problem and -- to see the nature of the problem and the challenges over the last several years, but it is also true i can see the consequences of what's taking place on our borders in my own ohm state of kansas. i talked when i was at th

earlier, i talked to marina moran. she is an analyst at the defense studies department of kings college london. i asked her about ukraine's capacity to defend their capital from drawing a tax. well, we have to understand that since the, during the tax started around october, last year, ukraine has adapted then ukraine has asked for more error defenses and it was important for western countries to support ukraine was the likes. so patrick hits systems in order to be able to defend critical infrastructure, specifically when we're talking about the capital because you brain cannot defend the entire territory in that it controls. however, the capital is being well defended. now the problem is that the russians keep on pushing, knowing, and especially after the leak documents that you print unions are lacking in their defenses and not just air defense systems, but also in, in munition. and therefore, i think, you know, it was very symbolic that the russians a launch their pickets try celebration was supposed to take part to

gianna franco and jocelyn moran are here with us for what you need to know for a travel surge happening now. >>> a short walk across the stage to graduate high school. the journey to get there is long. we have the schools holding commencement today. >>> addressing the need for healing in the mission. we have that story coming up. >>> let's get to the busy travel weekend. we are seeing a surge of travelers hitting the roads and packing bay area airports. this is how it's going if you plan to travel today for the extended weekend, pack your patience. 140,000 people are expected to pass through sfo today alone. nationwide 42 million americans will travel 50 miles or more from home. gianna franco has a look at what we can expect locally. how are the roads so far? >> quiet. people are focusing on driving this afternoon as they pack their cars up and get out the door. this afternoon between 3:00 and w-6 we will see the traffic and cars out there. golden gate bridge moving nicely. friday between 3:00 and 6:00 and monday coming home, that's when you will see the busiest conditions especially 80

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when ranking member moran comes in he will submit his opening remarks. i will ask you to begin, director ray. let's thank you and good afternoon members of the subcommittee. there is no question at today's threats are more sophisticated and move more quickly than ever before.th to stay ahead of them we have requested important enhancements to our budget will help us tackle the wide range of threats we face for look forward to discussing this with you this afternoon. cyber.service today's cyber threats are more pervasive, it hit a wider variety of victims and carry the potential fore greater damage than ever before. he take china. the key part of the chinese government multipronged strategy to lie, cheat, steal their way to surpassing us as a global superpower is cyber. these scale unparalleled reignition combined. they have stolen more un-american personal and corporate data and every nation big or small combined. to give you a sense of what we're up against, if every single one of the fbi's cyber agents and intelligence analysts but china. china started

boseman: i want to touch on something senator moran touched on. the armies of fiscal year 2024 budget request is short of the 2018 national defense strategies recommendation of 300 -- pre-5% real growth. the budget is eight rate of -2% growth over fiscal year 2023. how can we help you, can the army afford to continue its 2030 modernization strategy without reducing force structure? sec. wormuth: i feel that our budget allows us to do our part in the national defense strategy, to keep our momentum on modernization, investing in readiness, and take care of our people. the challenge is going to be, as we look to the out years. the future vertical lift programs are very expensive. the optionally manned fighting vehicle program is expensive. as we look at trying -- as those become programs of record, and the army needs to field them at scale, that will get expensive. i worry, under the current budget, how are we going to manage this in the out years and take care of our people? we have a lot of infrastructure bills, not just associated with housing for

let's gets more from marina moran. she's a senior felon worst studies at kings calling london moreno. good to see you again . so the hand over a russian physician's inbox. note from wagner, troops to the regular russian army appears to have begun. that's according to for goes in at least how will that influence the next phase of the war? good evening. thank you for having me. well, that is correct. that would suggest that the wagner is rolling. buck moved has been accomplished essentially because wagner was responsible for picking bucket moved. it wasn't responsible for holding the city and in line with what the walker has been to use for a for instance, during the seat 3 and civil war. they have done all the heavy lifting so that the russian forces could them continue with, let's say easier tasks. so it would make sense for walking or to retreat, regroup, recover, and possibly be deployed somewhere else was russian was, would be having difficulties and keep getting a precaution that has to, onto the russian military b

if the regular russian army cannot manage for the arena, moran is the defense list and we asked her what the withdrawal wagner forces from buff mode would mean for the next phase of the war. that would suggest that the wagner is role in buck moved has been accomplished essentially because wagner was responsible for picking bucket moved. it wasn't responsible for holding the city and in line was what was going on has been to use for, for instance, during the seats, 3 and civil war. they have done all the heavy lifting so that the russian forces could then continue with, let's say, easier tasks. so it would make sense for walking or to um, retreat, recruit, recover, and possibly be deployed somewhere else where the russian army was, would be having difficulties. and if can you prove auction that has prompted the russian military by leaving 2 people in baltimore, just in case you bring in forces claim that they still have a foothold that there are pockets of resistance in the south western outskirts, controlling what they call a gateway to slow beyond and chroma torres, how important is it

all right, defense x dot marina moran from kings college london. thanks so much. always marina . thank you or the turkey is holding what may prove to be a historic run of presidential election this sunday. it pits the incumbent president red chip type at one, again says challenge kim. ok, let's to ro lou, now add one performed best as unexpected in the 1st round of voting. and his all correspondent, julia hun, now reports from is done bull that seeing his rival folding back on m t refugee restaurant to both his chances in round to the supporters of the attackers president are celebrating even before sundays. ronald's vote, the no one he had doubts the dredge of tiny about one would make good on his promise during the 1st election night. the last name is ernest 61st silver, and we will continue to set validation for the next 5 years to add . one did not secure an outright victory in the 1st round, but he did better than poles had predicted, and came on well ahead of his main opponent. since then and ultra nationalist, the place candidate has induced and one holding on his supporte

hey there moran sort of on picked up in early lead in the vote count. and in the end that gap was never really threatening. so can you take us through some of the events of this historic run off election a yeah. hello, that those have from a assemble a was in fine, have very, we've had to really busy days here to engine lots of people. now this to remind dog started to look for the 8 am yesterday. throughout the day we visited some polls be told, so people have 5 pm, the polls close. i'm in the counseling office within by the 5, a 6 37 o'clock in the evening here in local time. we put in, you know, that it was in fact they're the ones that have little take to the care of for the next 5 years out later on in the evening. and the one made a couple of speeches. one here in this symbol of them in the a c, i am very foss headed headed back to anchor. i made another speech, the presidential election, some 350000 people, turned up for voters for that speech. sweet. she told a lot about sophie's growth. so it's about use and how it but he wants to encourage the

thank you and ranking member moran for this hearing. thank you secretary mcdonough for being here today and also for our recent conversations. just before i talk, a little, bit about with what we've covered in these conversations i just want to reaffirm that it is my understanding that you agree that all americans should be equal before the law. >> absolutely. >> thank you. so, what we've been talking about in recent weeks is really a major concern to new hampshire veterans. the condition of our manchester medical center. as you know, the manchester va medical center is 73 years old. the facility made its failures has led to the cancellation of many better ends appointments in just the past few years. i really appreciate you taking the time to walk me and senator shaheen through the plans that you and your team are working on to ensure that these problems do not continue to occur. i know from our conversations that you and i both kara lot about getting these renovations at manchester up to date and completed. we also talked about the im

let's go to munich and bring in marina moran from the war studies department at kings college london. marina bottom line does this to after withdrawal, wagner troops change anything on the eastern front in ukraine. a good morning. thank you for having me. well, um, apparently, um the precautions video and his subsequent letter from me yesterday has shaking up things in the m o. d. during a very important period for i show that as of may celebrations, and he has strep to his drawer, i think is an ultimatum, ultimatum to the m o. b to send more artillery shells. because the problem is that wagner is not only active in ukraine, the kremlin has been relying on buckner and in other parts of the world, such as the, on the african continent. and molly wagner has been operating in syria. so this difficult relationship was walking around last satisfying precautions. requests and ukraine would have a far reaching ramifications for the kremlin being able to use wagner screens elsewhere as for a policy to and obviously it will make it difficult for the russians to take over buccaneers. because wa

since the fall of the soviet union arena moran is a defense analyst. and earlier we asked her why russia is moving nuclear weapons to dollars. moving the tactical nuclear weapons to beller ruse is more of a rushes attempt to re establish the deterrent power of nuclear weapons. because um, it's not as black as white as using on know if using them or threatening to use them and. and that's what this rep to use has lost its power. and last year, when put in was activating is through teacher forces and putting them on high alert . therefore, moving the tactical nuclear weapons news that is the seat or, and, and close to potentially to nato. and is basically a way to re establish the deterrent power of putting nuclear arsenal and to signal to the grass. so there are some red lines that russia wouldn't be tolerating when they are crossed for the leaders of armenia and other by john have clashed during a summit in moscow, despite signs of a thought in relation to an argument between the 2 men had to be broken off by russian president vladimir, they were fight

we are in the moran makran section of this headquarters . among the first maritime ports organization we have discussed the first phase of chabahar port with a capacity of between 8 and 9 million tons, and we are negotiating the second phase of fat. hopefully , along with the increase in cargo, the increase in the fertility rate, the increase in goods, and the increase in ships, we are fully ready to develop badim hossein, the first phase is fully equipped. in the first phase, the quay is suitable for this phase, and the first phase is in chabahar, shahid beheshti port. if we add the capacity of shahid kalantari port , we will reach almost 11 million tons of capacity. chabahar port is one of the most important oceanic ports it is the region, it can be, right now, right now, for example, a ship like 100,000 tomans worth of wheat enters chabahar port, and now we have done it with the efforts of our colleagues , for example, a direct ship from china now comes to chabahar port and unloads goods. they call it liner or regular. this is now establi

. >> senator moran. >> chairman, thank you. mr. secretary, the v.a. inspector general recently found a substantial, there was a substantial co-mingling between the 14.4 billion in supplemental funding the v.a. received under covid-19's related care and the v.a.'s regular appropriations. it seems to me that would be separate account but that's not what the inspector found is my understanding, what i read. the intent of the supplemental was to support urgent time-limited needs, kind of one time or one period of time circumstances, not to create an artificial increasing of a v.a.'s budget. what steps did the v.a. take to make sure cost projections for fiscal year were talking about,o years, 24, 25 were not based upon those supposedly one time amounts of money? >> it's a fair question. this has been an historic challenge for v.a. how does it account for supplemental funding? many years,ck many, do with the age of our infrastructure and how we track the stuff and ituc also has to o with where we push the money to for operators to execute it. the important

it's a way to show support for the troops to enhance moran. nothing is spelling i n k. thank you so much i. so let's take a look now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world. and kevin police are investigating the suspect to poisoning of 2 russian journalists who attended a conference here in the, in the women were treated at the cities shelley to hospital and written the job in capital for an event organized by the kremlin critic nicole for the coffee the close of the symptoms is still unconcerned. 7 people including 4 children, have been killed at the school and finally, after a roof class during storm. local media is reporting that heavy rain and strong winds brought down the roof for the sports steals, but the children were playing. it comes to thailand and says it's moving soon rein season. now police have begun searching the area around the portuguese reservoir as part of the investigation into the disappearance of the precision. total up madeline mccann. the stretch of woodside is just 50 kilometers from the results where the 3 year old went m

is probably trying to use this window of opportunity to establish yes, a priority or ukraine arena moran from king's college at london. thank so much for that analysis. thank you for the german economy has fallen into recession, gross domestic product trend by 0.3 percent. and the 1st 3 months of the and growth has remained a negative territory for the 2nd quarter and a right now according to the license numbers, it's private consumption. so the money people spend on food on closing a new cause, for example, it's failed to support the economy in the face of high inflation rates. the recession in europe largest economy comes despite germany. things bad the economic worst case scenario that many economists have steroids. when to it turned out was on usually miles hadn't been cold, the country would have faced the gas voltage that could've left much deeper scalds on the economy. for more, i'm joined by robot, was from a business a desk. i get to see you rub. can you tell us, please, you know how to germany end up in this situation? it seems amazing because things were supposed to be so diff

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my old friend texted me and said i want to come to you about john moran.erstar with the memphis grizzlies. he's been suspended for now and you can see on the side of your screen, flashing a gun in an intrafamily video. i said earlier this week that i don't think you should be suspended for what amounts to dumb but legal behavior. everyone disagreed with me on this count and i know you do as well. >> you're usually ill-informed when it comes to sports matters, that's not your forte even though you sound great about it. you've got slippage and here's the reality of the situation. he's been involved in several instances, involved in incidents last summer where he allegedly got into an issue with a high school prospects came out of his house with a gun. there was another issue involving a friend in indianapolis where a red dot laser was being pointed in the direction of some folks with the indiana pacers party. then the issue he got suspended for eight games that cost them over $600,000. now this. he met with the commissioner and looked him dead in his face an

senator moran address stated in his opening statement. -- addressed it in his opening statement. as i look at the bill, they attempt to rescind 1.8 billion for v.a. veterans services. the question for me becomes if we did not cut any veteran benefits, this is not called benefits because it has to do with administration? i guess that is the way they look at it. you had a chance to look at that bill and the proposal put out by your agency. tell me what you see that comes out of that and what impacts it would have? a bill that would by the way the speaker said did not cut benefits, but call the president a liar, when effect the president was telling the truth. sec. mcdonough: the bill itself is vague for the reasons you talked about. we have looked at this a lot of different ways. we have been talking with members on all sides of this debate is january when this debate really got engaged. if you just apply the 22% budget cut to v.a., which may not be what ends up happening, maybe it is less, but if you take the top lines of the bill and recognize that v.a. is not held harmless. the

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jocelyn moran is live from the chase center this morning. we know which part of california is the best. i don't have to ask. >> reporter: gianna, we don't have to think about it. the bay area, of course. this is bringing up conversations, not just about the series but what makes the bay area better than los angeles. or vice versa, if you live in los angeles. i want to show you this. do they have better t-shirts than us? i don't think so. these are different from the last series. the design is a little different and also -- hold on. where is it? it says, 2020 three western conference semifinals. they are little bit different. here is the deal. you don't have to be a basketball fan to enjoy the series. it is bringing up a lot of different conversations. for example, best mexican food. who has it? bay area, i think so. twitter, instagram, facebook, make sure to be tagging us in your posts. we mentioned best mexican food, if you have a favorite spot, let us know so we can compare it to a spot in los angeles. most iconic tours spots , they have t

jocelyn moran is live from chase center. we know which part of california is the best.ing. >> reporter: i don't think we have to think about it. bay area, of course. you don't have to be a basketball fan to enjoy the series because it is bringing up conversations about what makes , which part of california the best. here is the al. we wl akintionfor is . what the bay area better than los angeles? on twitter, instagram, facebook, tell us. we will be comparing both areas. who has the best mexican food? i say the bay. tell us your favorite spot. most iconic spot. we know, they have the hollywood sign in the hollywood walk of fame but we have the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge. if you have more comparisons, help us out. we will talk about that throughout the series. i know you lived in socal in los angeles for a little bit. this rivalry is actually very real and i have conversations about this with my friends in los angeles all the time. whether it be our teams, our food, the best things to do, all of it. >> it is the real deal. there has always been that rivalry ver

>> jocelyn moran met one family that just arrived in the bay area from latin america and they share theirourney and the uncertainty of what comes next. >> paolo and her family were released with the processing center and court day. they landed at the international airport this month, late at night. uncertain where to go next. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: they had a home in latin america. she could not help but think of what they had left behind. she and her family were now in an unfamiliar place. they did not know anyone here. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: those angels were people who worked at the airport. they gave them food and suitcases and connected them to amigos de guadalupe, a nonprofit in san jose helping families who just got here. the nonprofit tells us they have had several families seek out their help. when they connect with a family, they give them a hotel room for seven days. paola and her family led us into where they were staying. paola had just gotten up . she and her husband get breakfast ready for their kids with the food that h