her attorneys file it with the knife -- knife circuit court -- ninth circuit court of appeals. her 13 years. dan: our bay area warm-up intensifies. take a live look at the conditions. for more on this, let's go to abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: this is the first one of the season, issued tomorrow, so it is a concern as we are expecting air quality to decline. you can see a little bit of hades out there. poor air quality expected in the area. it is a spare the air alert for tomorrow. san jose is in the moderate category. it has been a warm one away from the coastline. in the upper 80's for the warmer spots. fairfield just hit 90 degrees near the coast, though, half moon bay, only 52, so you are chilly. sunshine from our exploratorium camera. fog near the beaches, as you see on live doppler 7. as we go hour-by-hour, slow inland, but along the coastline come it will quickly cool off. would begin with fog right around the bay and the coast tomorrow afternoon. you will notice by lunchtime it is already in the 80's inland and some 90 showing up in the early afternoon, wh

we had nine trials at the ninth court and she was awarded a 10,000 fine and 300,000 moral compensationd to have moral compensation. well, we requested, like 2 million. yes, and well, so that i probably don’t know that the dog was isolated, or what? i don't know well, to be prosecuted on march 27 last. here we have a court decision, of course, we do not. well, at least they said it came into force. and after that they still walk without a muzzle without a leash according to yours. what a fair decision looks like is not the one you just made, but what you really are. we would like her to fully pay for the restoration of the child's face. and why, before the program on our editor, one more point , this trip was voiced, it was recorded from your words. and, of course, i would like irina and her dog to move out of our house. so, well, so they sell the apartment, as far as i know, yes, that is, you would like, for them to leave. well, probably, yes, so that they leave, because this is margarita after they made a decision. she follows my daughter literally everywhere at school. who is this? w

to the ninth court appointees who will be voting on that law tomorrow. kim all right.e'll be following this story. thank you so much, asking van dorn in paris. appreciate it. right now. severe tropical cyclone is barreling toward western australia and when it makes landfall in the coming hours, ilsa is expected to be one of the most powerful storms to hit the region more than a decade. storms currently headed toward the coast with the strength of a category four hurricane authorities are piling up the sandbags and residents are being urged to get to safer ground. i'm kim brown, who were for our international viewers. world sport is next for those of you here in north america. i'll be back with more cnn newsroom in just a moment. please do statements. reinventing our network with smarter, more efficient routes so you can deliver more value to your customers. fast, reliable, perfectly orchestrated. the united states postal service to small to medium sized business you may qualify for the employee retention tax credit up to $26,000 per employee, not alone . the money is y

environmental advocates are speaking out about a federal court's decision on the city's ever to phase out fossil fuels in new construction . last week, the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled that berkeley's policy phasing out gas and new buildings is preempted by federal law. at a newsng was described as misguided and a blow for communities looking to protect public health, climate pollution and increased safety. the ninth circuit panel's ruling not only attempt to invalidate this important work but also attempts to paint with a broader strokes. putting forward a dangerously broad view of federal law preemption that threatens the police powers that we rely on as residents of cities and towns to keep our communities safe and our air breathable. more than 100. cities and municipalities across the country have passed legislation requiring all electric construction in new buildings. work is underway to create a smoother ride for commuters one of the most congested freeways here in the bay area, caltrans and the alameda county transportation commission broke ground on the south bong interstate 6 80 express lane and rehabilitation project. it will

a last-minute -- elizabeth holmes, the ninth circuit court of appeals has allayed her present sentence, pending a ruling by the court on her appeal. holmes was due to surrender tomorrow. she was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison. it was all in connection to her failed blood testing company. we will continue to follow this right here on kpix news. >>> we have the impacts on the market today. >>> it is wired wednesday and i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental h

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court. this week, the ninth circuit court of appeals ordered adult film star stormy daniels to pay trump roughly $121,000 in legal fees. that's in addition to more than $500,000 in court ordered payments related to a defamation suit daniels had filed and lost in 2018. prosecutors here want a trial in january. 2024 andre madeline reporting for us live in new york on the ground there, madeline. thank you, some reports say if trump made payments to conceal damaging information before the 2016 election, then the payments work political spending, which would be subject to contribution limits and reporting requirements, but they were not reported on mornings onto the se justice studies, professor and fo that indicate campaign finance or tax issues. it appears as, uh , manhattan d a said yesterday that new york law does not require that the alleged those crimes in the indictment that they can proceed forward so long as they link them up to normally. what are false built business entries are misdemeanors, but by linking them up to tax violations. yeah campaign finance violations or other types of violat

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lauren: the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled berkeley, california's first in the nation man in 2019taurants sued, they said our business, our food realize on natural gas stoves and appliances and this bill would have rendered those appliances useless. the court agreed with the restaurants. a local law circumvented the federal law and the us government has the authority to set energy efficiency standards. stuart: the superliberals on the ninth circuit agreed with this. >> in san francisco, seattle, new york city, you see this ruling a, what happens to your ordinances that ban natural gas pipelines. stuart: still ahead, senator mike braun, douglas murray, kevin roberts at the heritage foundation, elon musk, the most compelling chief executive in america today, he offers straightforward analysis, different from any other ceo. that is the theme of "my take" next. ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ sfx: [alarm] every day you get to choose. do i want m

cities tell the press democrat that they are a value waiting the recent court ruling and are considering next steps. if the ninthrt of appeals ruling has any impact on their current regulations, time now for 45, there's a new demand growing demand to push oakland city officials to make streets safer for bicyclists. pedestrians a coalition of community groups gathered outside of oakland city hall to deliver a petition. they said with 1600 signatures to the city council. now the petition calls for oakland to redirect $20 million of existing public safety funding to the oakland department of transportation in the coming budget. we're here to say enough enough injuries, enough deaths enough. the city council and the mayor of oakland have the ability to solve this problem. the city council, the mayor of oakland do not need to wait on sacramento to make our roads safer for everyone to get around, the coalition says last year, despite the city of oakland's commitment to vision, 0, 35 pedestrians, cyclists and motor of roots were killed in collisions more than 3000 people were hurt. san jose is celebrating the opening o

her attorneys filed the appeal with the ninth circuit court of appeals which automatically delays hereporting date should it is the same maneuver that let sunny balwani delay his date by a month. he is now serving a 13 year sentence in san former arkansas governor asa hutchinson formally entered the presidential race today. he touted his career and a public service as a way to separate himself from other candidates seeking the republican nomination could besides governor he was a congressman as well as a federal prosecutor. the field is growing after former president trump became the first person to announce a run for the white house. >> tourists flocking to yosemite national park check out the raging falls that returned because of the wet winter. why the valley is going to be closed for several days starting friday night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> don't think yosemite has seen this volume of water since a janai norman's flood. >> scenic, iconic. all accurate to describe yosemite national park but there is a hidden danger

court. this week, the ninth circuit court of appeals ordered adult film star stormy daniels to pay trump roughly $121,000 in legal fees. that's in addition to more than $500,000 in court ordered payments related to a defamation suit daniels had filed and lost in 2018. prosecutors are requesting for a trial in trump's criminal case to begin early next year in new york, mother of era ktvu fox two news the next hearing for the trump case, what won't be until december, but legal experts say while the new york indictment is historic, more charges could come from investigations in other states. he's going to tie together the events of today he's going to tie together possible difficulties in georgia secret documents all as an organized witch hunt against him . it allows him to cement the republican nomination for his party before we're even there. if this is what is the best first salvo for the historic indictment of a president? that's a big deal, but this is a legal pebble compared to what potentially could happen. member state political science professor david mcewan there, he says trump could use

advocates are pushing back against the federal court's decision on the city's effort to phase out fossil fuels and new construction. last week, the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled berkeley's policy on eliminating gas in new buildings is preempted by federal law at a news conference yesterday outside berkeley city hall leaders called the ruling misguided. many residents say it was a big blow for communities looking to protect public health, climate pollution and increase safety. the ninth circuit panel's ruling not only attempt to invalidate this important work but also attempts to paint with a broader strokes , putting forward a dangerously broad view of federal law. preemption that threatens the police powers that we rely on as residents of cities and towns to keep our communities safe and our air breathable. more than 100, cities and municipalities across the country have passed legislation requiring all electric construction in new buildings. kelly is planning to become the first school in the u. c system to go green. it helps to generate enough electricity to power more than 100 buildings on campus by the year of 2030 official

the ninth circuit court of appeals disagreed and said apple can maintain control of its app store.ollects on subscriptions and other digital transactions. epic says it is working on what it calls its next steps, but it's unclear if that includes appealing the court's decision. time is 5 49 sounds here. he'll get you to where you need to go. everybody behaving for you. yeah and things are about what you would expect for this time of the morning. if you are just about to hit the road, there is a little bit of a backup developing on some of these commutes like at the bay bridge . metering lights went on just a little while ago. there's a little bit of slowing here at the toll plaza. and there's crowding on the bridge. nothing unusual. interstate 80 looks good just to remind her the barn extension from the coliseum station over to oakland airport is not working. you can take transit bus 73, but you know, a lot of people rely on that extension. so plan accordingly. this is a look at the same mateo bridge. still not a lot of crowding there and you look at to etienne saint jose. i want to

advocates are now speaking out about a federal court's decision on the city's effort to phase out fossil fuels. in new construction. last week, the ninthircuit court of appeals ruled that berkeley's policy phasing out gas in new buildings is preempted by federal law at a news conference today outside berkeley city hall, the ruin was described as misguided and a blow for communities looking to protect public health cut climate pollution and increased safety. the ninth circuit panel's ruling not only attempt to invalidate this important work but also attempt to paint with a broadera dangerously broad view of federal preemption that threatens the police powers that we rely on as residents of cities and towns to keep our communities safe and our air breathable. more than 100. cities and municipalities across the nation have passed legislation requiring all electric construction in new buildings. the california air resources board has approved a first in the nation role to cut emissions from diesel powered trains. the goal of the role is to ban the use of locomotive engines more than 23 years old by the year 2030. they also want to increase

to stay out of prison during the appeals homes can still file a last minute motion with the ninth circuit courtf appeals, but that may buy her ob just suggested at her time at a minimum security women's prison camp in texas. a recent study found that your unagi roll may be made from an endangered deal that is illegal to export from europe. now. researchers in the uk say they were stunned to find 44% of north american eel samples were actually from an endangered european eel that has been banned from being exported since 2010 experts say the illegal illegal trade could be linked to global organized crime rings. they're worried that overfishing could put that he'll species out of existence. two police suing a dining chain rival over trademark violations. the restaurant claims sweet greens restaurant now offering a new chipotle chicken burrito bowl in the suit, chipotle says sweet grains is trying to attempt to capitalize on its brand with a very similar and directly competitive bull. sweetgreen says the item is the latest iteration of its menu as it evolves beyond salads. our time is 7 24 south b

court's decision. on the city's effort to phase out fossil fuels in new construction . you may remember last week, the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled that berkeley's policy phasing out gas and new buildings is preempted by federal law at a news conference today outside berkeley city hall, the ruling was described as misguided and a blow for communities looking to protect public health cut climate pollution and increased safety. the ninth circuit panel's ruling not only attempt to invalidate this important work but also attempts to paint with a broader strokes, putting forward a dangerously broad view of federal preemption that threatens the police powers that we rely on as residents of cities and towns to keep our communities safe and our air breathable. really true 100. cities and municipalities across the country have passed legislation requiring all electric construction in new buildings today, the california air resources board approved a first in the nation rule to cut emissions from diesel powered trains. the goal of this rule is to ban the use of locomotive engines more than 23 years old by the

the ninth circuit court of appeals upheld apple's control over its app store and the commissioner collectssubscriptions and other digital transactions. epic games argued that apple's app store had turned into an illegal monopoly that stifles innovation and competition. epic ceo was unclear if the company will appeal the decision, but said it is working on the next steps. san francisco based first republic bank said today it is cutting thousands of jobs after releasing first quarter earnings from last month's banking crisis . depositors pulled more than $100 billion out of first republic when it was feared it could be the third bank to collapse after silicon valley bank and signature bank. the bank recovered to a degree after nearly a dozen large bank stepped in to save it by depositing $30 billion in uninsured deposits. first republic says it now plans on laying off as much as the core. order of its 7200 workers next fiscal quarter as it looks to restructure. on wall street stocks finished mixed today as investors wait on a number of earnings reports this week. the dow rose more than 66 po

theranos founder elizabeth holmes is expected to go to federal prison later this month, the ninth circuit court of appeals rejected the motion of former theranos executive sunny bell wani to delay his prison term until his appeal is decided. the appellate court issued a one page order that ball wani did not raise quote substantial questions or errors in his trial that would likely result in the reversal of his 12 years in nine month sentence. his attorneys then asked the courts to set up prison reporting date of april. 20th elizabeth holmes is scheduled to go to prison a week later. california officials say they're working to protect the victims of consumer fraud. state attorney general rob bonta took part in a news conference in san diego today to announce this legislation. assembly bill 13 66 creates a restitution fund that would compensate people who are victims of consumer protection violations. current law allows victims to receive money after a court judgment is reached, but in many cases affecting businesses go bankrupt. with the new restitution fund would be able to recover ill gotten g

here how a teenager's decision to steal at a theme park ef did her appeal paperwork to the ninth circuit courtd theranos co founder is seeking to have her convictions thrown out or be re sentenced. her legal team continues to argue that the company's blood testing technology worked and that she did not defraud investors appeal will play out as homes is set to self surrender to the federal bureau of prisons on april 27th. a 16 year old boy in kansas city is recovering tonight after being shot in the head after going to the wrong house and the man accused of shooting him is now turned himself into police today, high school students in kansas city walked out of class and solidarity with 16 year old ralph ja rule, his family says he's now back at home recovering from the shooting. the white house says president biden called him on the phone last night. the way you say the team was shot on thursday after mistakenly going to the wrong house and his family and supporters say they believe racial bias played a factor in the homeowner shooting him. you hear these stories about racism in america, and you

the ninth circuit court of appeals has delayed the start of the prison sentence for elizabeth holmesn her appeal hubs was due to begin an 11 year prison sentence today. she was convicted in january of defrauding investors in theranos failed blood testing company lawyers for holmes filed that last minute appeal. tuesday night, the court ruled that holmes can stay free on bail. pending that appeal. it is 6 58 san jose. has a program to help people who are homeless. find jobs is seeing success. the sj bridge program was launched last year. it recruits people who are homeless to work 20 hours a week. cleaning up the city in exchange for temporary housing at the end of the 90 day program, participants can apply for full t goodwill clara county and san jose's airport so far, 100 people have made it through the program 46 now fully employed. how are people we want to invest in people? we want to create opportunities for those who are willing and able to work their way off the streets to something better. jose has about 6000 on house residents. mayor mehan says he's asking for $3.5 million i

the ninth circuit court of appeals has delayed the start of elizabeth holmes prison sentence which was supposed to begin tomorrow until the court rules on her appeal. attorneys for holmes filed that last minute appeal last night, the court ruled homes can remain free on bail. for now. she was due to begin an 11 year prison sentence tomorrow after being found guilty in january for defrauding investors in her failed blood testing company theranos well. extra counselors , psychologists and therapy dogs were on hand at northgate high school in walnut creek to help students there the day after a teenage girl was stabbed on campus rally. rasmus was at the school today when classes began. students say they're still stunned by what happened here yesterday while that creek police arrested 1/9 grade boy for stabbing 1/9 grade girl. it was just really hard hearing about it because you hear about it happening all around, but you don't hear about it happening in your own school, so it's just a really we're thinking process happened in the middle of the afternoon. around one o'clock. there was a gir

liz: then you have the ninth circuit court of appeals tossing out burkely, california ban on gas stovesstoves as well. final word. >> no absolutely. why is the president of the united states, why are his policies trying to tell americans how to cook? let's help them buy groceries and let them figure that out for themselves. it's over reach at its best. we'll continue to fight for every american family and for our economic security, can which includes allowing gas stoves just like we always have. liz: congressman, you know what's really scary for americans? all this stuff is being done outside of congress. that you guys don't get to legislate on all of these moves hitting their pocketbook. >> it really is gross overreach you know, when you look at what they are doing whether it's electric vehicles, whether emissions, emission czar and the rules that they are proposing or the gas stove ban, this is overreach at its best. this changes an independent speaking of vehicles to an extent that will absolutely kill our economy, and we don't have the electricity supply first off to do that and sec

. >> reporter: she's asking berkeley city attorneys to ask for a rehearing at the ninth circuit courtmits may be contributing to the housing crisis in california. data shows california approved housing permits at a lower rate than other states. that's from a report from the u.s. census bureau. between 2013 and 2022, california approved 2,600 new housing units per 100,000 residents. that's below the national number of 3,900. now the numbers have gotten better in the last five years. we have seen a 20% increase in approval since 2018. since then, the state has approved over 500,000 units. take a look at texas in the same time period. it approved more than a million units. why isn't california allowing more housing to be developed? a local developer says there are many reasons, that includes heavy regulations and high permit costs. she thinks it comes down to cities not wanting to change. she says many cities see building housing as losing their character or culture. >> i think holding on tight to that 1950s dream of the little house with a picicket white fen, wewe have multibillion d do

he was sentenced to nearly 13 years in prison a late thursday the ninth circuit court of appeals refused balwanee's requests who further delay the start of his prison term. a tough firefight for crews today in san jose ablaze inside a massive underground homeless encampment near minetta, san jose international airport. the soils and stable the structure was substantial. it was wood columns with rafters covered by plywood and plastic and dirt and we just don't know how big it is the contents of the shelter. we have cooking appliances. we can see car batteries. we've had propane propane tanks explode and we just don't know what's in there this situation became so dangerous that after five hours cruise decided just to let the blaze burn itself out officials say firefights and places like these are too common now, see it every day and some of the fire department along freeways overpasses the creeks. we see trees tree houses. we see things like this bunkers extensive bunkers. some of them have booby traps for to keep for their own security. and cruise found nobody in the bunker officials say

the city wanted the judge to suspend her order until the appeal is heard in the ninth circuit court. but late monday, the judge denied the motion, citing the continuing lack of shelter beds in san francisco and san francisco has a new safety requirement for buildings, 15 stories or taller or for those built after 1998, the city will now require owners of the buildings to provide a licensed architect. or engineer evaluation of the building's exterior to ensure the safety and stability of all elements, including windows. this comes in response to windows that cracked and in some cases fell to the street during the storms last month. under this existing city program, the buildings would not be required to undergo these inspections until 30 years after they were built. the big winner filled with rain and snow has increased water levels not seen in years, and tonight's state officials are warning people who are spending time in streams and rivers. the springtime officials say as the snow melts and the water starts running, people can get caught off guard by the cold, fast moving rivers. y

the ninth circuit court of appeals rejected the motion of former theranos executive sunny ball wani to prison sentence until the appeal in his case is decided at the appellate court issued one page order that while one he did not raise quote substantial questions of errors in his trial. that would likely result in a reversal of his 12 years and nine months sentence. his attorneys then asked the court to set a prison reporting date of april. 20th by the way. elizabeth holmes is scheduled to go to prison a week later. joe biden administration analysis of the u. s withdrawal from afghanistan, says u. s officials have started the evacuation earlier but puts much of the blame on the trump administration the images of the us withdrawal from afghanistan back in august of 2021 show afghans clinging to a us aircraft, some falling to their deaths and 13 u. s service members killed in a blast trucks outside the gates of kabul's airport. national security spokesperson john kirby says as difficult as a withdrawal was still massive evacuations took place with planes full of americans and afghanistan

on wednesday, the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled that there was enough evidence to extradite toledo. it's unclear whether his public defenders will ask the appeals court for a new hearing. disgraced thoroughness founder elizabeth holmes has been ordered to surrender to federal authorities later this month. that is when she would begin serving her 11 year sentence. ktvu evan sernoffsky has more on her conditions or continuous efforts to stay out of prison and what living behind bars will look like for her. a judge is set to rule this month on whether to let elizabeth holmes stay out of custody while her appeal is pending. but legal experts say that's unlikely to happen and barring any major developments in the case, she's probably going to have to go in sooner rather than later, she just flat out lied to people since being convicted on four counts of fraud and conspiracy last year, elizabeth holmes continues to fight going to prison. she was sentenced to 11 years and three months in november and was ordered to surrender to the federal bureau of prisons on april 27th. she should, in m

the city wanted the judge to suspend her order until the appeal is heard in the ninth circuit court.ate monday the judge denied that motion, citing the continuing lack of shelter beds in the city and san francisco as a new safety requirement for buildings. 15 stories are taller or for those built after 1998. the city will now require owners of the buildings to provide a licensed architect or engineer evaluation of the building's exterior to ensure the safety and stability. of all elements, and that does include windows. this comes in response to windows that cracked and in some cases fell to the street during the storms last month under the existing city program, the buildings would not be required to undergo these inspections until 30 years after they were built. nato has a new border, the alliance extending east into russia's backyard as the fighting in ukraine intensifies mike tobin in keith details coming up also ahead tonight, a professional women's soccer team coming to the bay area, and some legendary names, pulled some strings to make it a reality. ugh. no signal. i don't hav

the ninth circuit court of appeals ordered bell wanted to start his nearly 13 year prison sentence on april 20th. as for homes, she's expected to go to federal prison later this month. baseball making a royal return to san francisco. the kansas city royals are in town for the giants home opener. we have live team coverage. ktvu christian captain is live here. oracle park with those excited fans, but we begin with the action on the field or frank mallicoat has those highlights. frank needed another bat today after stops in new york and chicago, the 33 giants finally got to come home. back to the bay today, their home opener with another american league team. that's three to start unusual. it's the royals in town and legendary longtime giants clubhouse man mike murphy throwing the first pitch today to brandon crawford. lots of game day activity returning to mccovey cove. look at that giants down one. nothing bottom number two and rookie blake sable grounds one to center field. that'll bring home yes, even the game at one and one, but the royals will answer back in the fourth. then he pa

the ninth circuit court of appeals rejected the motion of former theranos executive sunny ball wani to delay his prison term until an appeal is decided. the appellate court issued a one page order that ball wani did not raise quote. substantial questions or errors in his trial that would likely result in a reversal of his 12 years, nine months sentence. his attorneys then asked the courts to set a prison reporting date of april. 20th elizabeth holmes is scheduled to go to prison. a week later, police have arrested a man in a brutal attack and a former san francisco fire commissioner 24 year old garrett, doughty is accused of attacking a man with a metal pipe wednesday night video from the citizens app appears to show toady carrying a crowbar around the same time, friends and family identified the victim as former san francisco fire commissioner donald carbon neon e police say he is in the hospital has serious injuries but is expected to survive. while more tonight at five, including reaction from so on very close to the victim to the developing story regarding the tech executive who wa

court yesterday. he had another victory. tell me more. >> yeah, stuart, good morning. he d. the ninth u.s. court of appeals siding with trump and ordering stormy daniels to pay trump attorneys $120,000 in legal fees and had to do with a defamation lawsuit she filed against the former president and lost. that's in addition to an additional $500,000 that daniels was ordered to pay the president. former president. now this is separate from the criminal matter and last night trump had a lot to say about the case, even going after the credibility of the judge. >> there's no case. they kept saying there's no case. virtually everyone. this is where we are right now. i have a trump-hating judge with a trump-hating wife and family whose daughter worked for kamala harris and now receives money from the biden harris campaign. reporter: interestingly the attack on justice juan came hours after prosecutors in court made issue of trump rhetoric and social media post concern that had it could incite violence. the gag order was not requested but the judge ordered everything is on the table ask certain lang

. >> apple had another victory in court as the ninth circuit reaffirmed a lower court's decision that apple can keep its app store as the only store on the phone. no third-party app stores. though apple does need to allow app makers to allow users a different way to pay. apple sometimes takes as much as 30% of the fees you pay for apps, which is why you can download the netflix app on your phone, but you have to sign up on the web. netflix doesn't want to give apple a cut. >> let's talk about ai. as you might suspect, artificial intelligence is helping scientists in the lab. the scientists tell the computer the results of their experiments that they're running and the computer helps analyze those results. but lately ai has been suggesting what experiments to run, telling the scientists what it wants to see. that's a huge turnaround. ai is telling us what it's learning from its experiments. i spoke with an expert who thinks that's a huge, huge step. here is a clip from our podcast, sand hill road. >> it leads to a point where we're going to have a machine that's going to feed us knowle

on this same day, the ninth circuit u.s. courtpeals rules attorneys fees in the amount of $121,972.56 are awarded in favor of a apellee donald j. trump against appellant stephanie clifford, aka stormy daniels. >> yeah. we didn't find any evidence of what bragg is alleging. they may have found evidence that there is a god and he is has a great sense of humor the fact that these things would happen at the same time is absolutely utter worldly. that is not going to be a decision that will get reversed. >> bret: jonathan, thank you as always. >> thanks. >> bret: up next we will talk with former secretary of state mike pompeo about his just completed trip to ukraine and a couple of other things to ask him about, too. and later chicago residents pick a new mayor. doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ >> bret: you are looking live at mar-a-lago down in palm beach. we will hear from the former president about today's events. the podium is set up there at mar-a-lago, 8:15 tonight you will see i

district court's opinion whether they actually made of the legal error thate think the court made that is a questnor the ninth circuit to resolve. >> let me see if i he it. the simiri of the marks was a great emphasis in the district court's opinion and perhaps too much to the point where there are some parodies which the marks are gng to be very sila but everybody or most everybody or a reasonable pson guess the question is which of those, but understand the whole potf the joke is that it isn't the trademark holders try to get somebody else. >> yes, i tnk that's right. >> which of those is it? some percentage or a reasonable person? >> d ordinary consumer exercising ordinary care, that is theong-standing standard that's derived fro t cases that predated the lanha act. >>ha about the fact a lot of peleurveyed may think that as a matter of law, it was cessary to get the approval of the mark holder? >> that's a hard case. there are certainly some respondents who say that's the kind olel miskehat should be dismissed in the likelihood of confusion. i think that's hard to say because the lanham act itself, thene t

the ninth circuit court of appeals delayed the start of thn her appeal.olmes was due to begin an 11 year prison sentence today after being can get convicted for defrauding investors in thoroughness, her failed blood testing company lawyers were holmes filed that last minute appeal tuesday night. ruled that holmes can stay free on bail pending that appeal. san jose says a program to help the homeless find jobs is seeing some success. now it's the sj bridge programs launched last year. it recruits people who are homeless to work 20 hours a week cleaning up the city in exchange for temporary housing. at the end of the 90 day program, participants can apply for full time jobs with places like tesla, goodwill, santa clara county and san jose's airport. so far, 100 people have gone through the program. 46 of them are fully employed. our people. we want to invest in people. we want to create opportunities for those who are willing and able to work their way off the streets to something better. san jose has about 6000 and housed residents . mayor mehan says he's

wait, she was divorced in court only from the ninth time dear colleagues, but if excuse me.0 years of experience as a lawyer and in different regions of the country. i absolutely agree with the opinion that moscow should be compared with other regions. absolutely impossible absolutely impossible anna yes, but the elements could not be assigned, although for me. it 's just some kind of nonsense failed, but maybe after this program it will succeed, but i understand correctly that if you assign elements to it now, then they will be recalculated. for the entire term, if they can only appoint them for 6 months yes , for the last, if she proves that she applied that she applied and tried fine. now let's do this, he generally somehow helps the child. nothing, i mean, nothing at all, nothing at all, nothing at all, but he comes to see him. no, that is, all these three years. he disappeared, so he is not. and what do you live on ? and how old is the child five, and why is the child 5 years old, and you don’t work to work, you need a medical book to get a job, i just don’t even have m

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be a split in the circuit, so the fifth circuit will rule one way, the ninth circuit will rule a different way, and the supreme courtill say, "now there is a conflict between two circuits, and that means we should probably hear this case and decide the issue on the merits." >> reporter: as vice president harris, who's been the administration's leading voice on abortion access, slammed the texas decision as a dangerous precedent. >> there is no question that the president and i are going to stand with the women of america. >> monica joins us now from the white house. what else, monica, could the biden administration do here? >> the justice department could file an emergency appeal with the high court while it also tries to get the texas order blocked by the fifth circuit. a strategic call that likely will become apparent in the next week or so jose >> monica alba at the white house, thank you. >>> now to a mystery involving top-secret military documents. someone may have posted a batch of stolen files online, sparking a major investigation by the u.s. government. allie raffa now on just what's in these documents and

environmental advocates are speaking out about the federal court's decision on the city's efforts to phase out fossil fuels in new construction. last week, the ninthircuit court of appeals ruled that berkeley's policy on eliminating gas in new buildings is preempted by a federal law at a news conference yesterday outside berkeley city hall, the ruling was described as misguided residents say it was a big blow for the community is looking to protect public health. cut climate pollution and increased safety. the ninth circuit panel's ruling not only attempt to invalidate this important work but also attempts to paint with a broader strokes , putting forward a dangerously broad view of federal law. preemption that threatens the police powers that we rely on as residents of cities and towns to keep our communities safe and our air breathable. more than 100. cities and municipalities across the country have passed legislation requiring all electric construction in new buildings. well the work is underway now to create a smoother ride if you're a commuter and one of the most congested freeways in the bay area, caltrans and the alameda county transportat

of prison during the appeals, elizabeth holmes can still file a last minute motion with the ninth circuit courtouple of weeks of freedom, the judge say, suggested it home served her time at a minimum security women's prison camp in texas. our time is 5 25 farm workers evacuated from all of the flooding and praha robe. had some good help some good news from another community. it was also recently devastated by tragedy. a bus pulled into the shelter at the santa cruz county fairgrounds. it came from half moon bay, bringing much needed household supplies and mental health counselors to help guide the residents through the recovery process. the bus is run by a group from half moon bay specializing in providing culturally relevant medical and mental health care to underserved. farmworker communities. we are a farmworker community and happen bay. we've been through the same things with the floods and obviously the tragedy of the mass shooting and our hearts broke seeing what was happening in bihar. oh, and the team of firefighters from san jose joined the event. they passed out hundreds of toys to th

the streets and the city wanted the judge to suspend her order until the appeal is heard in the ninth. at courtudge refused to suspend her order, saying that the city still does not have enough. available shelter beds. time now six oh 60 , oakland police officers association filed a legal claim against the city of oakland over the ransomware attack in february that affected thousands of city employees. the police union, which represents more than 700 officers, is seeking $25,000 in damages for every affected employee opened. city officials have made no comment yet don't that claim so far, oakland has promised one year of free credit monitoring. 20, california police officers, including several right here in the bay area, are facing possible decertification of their law enforcement powers. that's because of a new state law. it's called the peace officer standards and trading also known as post it automatically d certifies any police officer convicted of a felony that keeps that officer from working for any other california law enforcement agency. a civil rights attorney says that a major victory

democrats did it during the trump era, a lot filing a disproportionate number of cases in courts that would lead to the ninthis not simply a republican problem or democratic problem, but in the last couple of years, a disproportionate your number of bills have been funneled through single judge districts. creating a more pointed version of forum shopping, is a direct appeal to a general region or district that will boost their odds of success, a path has emerged to plaintiffs directing to small subdivisions with one judge. that effectively ensures their desired outcome. on thursday, the senate majority leader chuck schumer of new york sent a letter to the chief judge of the northern judge -- it reads in part, the state of texas has sued the biden administration at least 29 times in texas federal district courts, but it is not filed even one of these cases in austin where the texas attorney generals offices is located. instead, texas has always sued where they ensure a political preferred a judge or one of a handful of preferred judges, they will hear the case. that includes the northern district of amarillo,

court used for the prior statute. the other thing i would say is i think the context matters here too. wh respondents in the ninth circuit are positing congress did in 1952 was something extraordinary, takg a statute always focused on soliciting, aiding, and abettin transforming it into a broad ban on speech that would be obviously unconstitutional in many applitis. i do not think the court should lightly attritehat intent to congress. it is significanthaafter 1952 we have decades more of history where cgress revisited the statute again in 1986 and kept the induces or encourages language. they revisited it again in 1996 and changed the penalty. >> i have two questions. one, focusing on a different part of the statutory language. is there a differee tween besides and remains? they appear in different sections, it seems to me like resides could mean take up residence in that might be different than remain. i have puzzled over this too. ihink, i am not sure if there is a dference. i think that by take up residence you are referring to the inrptation judge coloradans -- judge collins floated in his dissent. encouragi

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court has been about it. and i think it's just worth underscoring all of the different ways in which respondent in the ninth circuitre trying to stretch over breadth doctre. this court has said that limiting constructions are escially important in overread cases, but they ask you to bypass a limiting construction. the court has said that we need a realistic danger of prosecution, but they are asking you to find a statute over broad even though we don't have any hist