randy one garden new. i've said it on television. i said it in many interviews, in the press and writing, on the radio. she ignored us. she ignored anyone who said otherwise. she used this for her own political gain. she kept schools closed for her own political gain. you look at what -- the demands she had in los angeles. she wanted to defund the police. she wanted to shut down charter schools. these were all leveraged while schools were closed for her political gain. >> in terms of what is next, i want to follow up with her point about students learning loss. the wall street journal article released a couple of weeks ago says the pandemic learning loss could cost students $17,000 in a lifetime earnings. bosses are projected to total 28 trillion over the rest of the century. if the learning losses are not recovered, k through 12 students on average will go into less educated, lower skilled, and less productive adults, and they will earn 5.6% less over the course of their lives. and students educated just before the pandemic -- so mr

you know, it's randy, they did that. and again, if somebody figured to freak out and just export it to ukraine, go ahead. randy. well, this is the live you crazy. been not functional for some time. it's been corrupt for a long time. there's, you know, going back to your earlier point, you know, nate hope in the americans. we don't have the stomach for to put a boots on the ground, we preferred out to do our wars economic me or be americans do with. and they just don't have the stomach to put boots on the ground anymore. they're willing to sacrifice you crate ukrainians, and if the polls want to jump in as well that they're happy with that. but there is not going to be much less. i think at the end of the day you crane it for all intents and purposes will be back to which what really is a geographical area, something like the ukraine or that canadian. and i'd also that i would point out it's fastly becoming if it hasn't already become a failed state it without western funding, it is a failed se, gentleman, i'm going to ju

by the way we have reached out to randi weingarten and she hasn't gotten back to us yes.e have information from cdc and we will play that later in this interview. madam secretary let's start specifically with what she said that you say is a lie. i'm going to play that and get your response. rotate. >> the cdc conferred with more than 50 organizations about the guidance. but before the cdc and frankly neither the president at that time nor betsy devos would confer with us. david: is that true. >> that is absolutely false david randi weingarten and all of our allies never reached out asking us to meet with them. in fact they were very adverse to us. interesting in her testimony that randy claimed she 65 and can't remember a lot of things. i'm also 65 and i remember clearly all the work that we did to help schools reopen in all the work she and her allies did to keep schools closed. >> you said she was adverse to meeting with members of the trump administration, you and particular did you reach out to her, and she rebutted you? >> we reached out to superintendents across the

the first thing that connects it all is just things randy and ifound ourselves interested in.t's your partner? yeah, randy, at world of wonder — we founded the company together — but then, i think the other thing that connects it is the sense of maybe — maybe they're all, to some extent, outsiders. adam and joe, for example, were just a couple of kids making videos in their bedroom — and this was sort of before youtube — but they were so brilliant. and i think it's always, often, people who arejudged or dismissed or considered in some way that they exist on the margins, whether it's in terms of respect orjust in terms of visibility, that we're drawn to because often, those stories are fascinating and compelling and need to be heard. you and your company have been at the forefront of what's really been a tv revolution. kind of almost unseen or unacknowledged, tv has totally transformed our lives and ifound that, actually, it's the least respected genres in what i think is a pretty unrespected medium, television, that have had the most impact — like commercials and infomercials

randy and i knew rupaulfor...g time, and we managed him early on in his career. and we sat down with him once and said, "you know, we really should do a show with you". and it was tom campbell, our chief creative officer, who said, "you know you should really do — what about a reality competition show?", and ru was like, "no, i will do anything but a reality competition show". so off we went and followed up lots of different ideas and pitched them to him, and he said, "you know what? we should do a reality competition show". and that's rupaul�*s drag race. there it is. and it debuted pretty quietly in 2009... it did. ..on the lgbtq+—focused logo tv network. mm. now the original us show has produced versions in europe, asia, australia — i think ten countries, in total. and you even have a las vegas residency. did you always know it would go mainstream? well, you know, i would love to say yes, of course, but the truthful answer is, no. but randy and i always loved drag, and we always felt that drag was this... ..not

randy, i think do there is unfinished business. i think it is connected in with the, with corporate and the c. b c's. and there's a number of elements to it. i would say obviously the chickens in my chicken group got more brain power than the people running show when in washington. absolutely. anybody could gina how to avoid this if there was, had been any desire to avoid it. but, you know, the american for the american just is an economic battle, in my opinion. but i think for what i see here from the russians, this is also a, a social and cultural war. absolutely, absolutely. that it is not, you know, their way in life. they are still believed in extracting resources in actually building producing products using energy, which is all identical to what we are doing and what we're promoting in the west and everything from family values, resource extraction. this is a cultural war for russia and a war for economic domination by the state. and then there's all these other elements drawn in there that are contributing factors such as c

randy, i think do there is unfinished business. i think it is connected in with cove and to cbd season and there's a number of elements to it. i would say, obviously the tower than the people running the show in washington as anybody could have seen how to avoid this shifter to avoid it. but, you know, the american for the american just is an economic battle, in my opinion. but i think for what i see here from the russians, this is also a, a social and cultural war. absolutely, absolutely. that is not, you know, still believed in extracting resources is seen. products are using energy ethical to, to what we are doing, and with what we're promoting in the, when the values resource extraction, this is a russia and a war for act of the state. and then there's all these other elements drawn in there that such as coal, with the authoritarian measures adopted by the west and the progression to the digital ideas and the she b, b, c. so glad you brought that up because i don't like to sound like a broken record, but i'm going to go to dani

it is the last release for randy _ think. it is the last release for randy who _ think.st release for randy who is moving i think. it is the last release| for randy who is moving on think. it is the last release - for randy who is moving on from the sanctuary. hat for randy who is moving on from the sanctuary-— the sanctuary. not much better than a morning _ the sanctuary. not much better than a morning like _ the sanctuary. not much better than a morning like this - the sanctuary. not much better than a morning like this in - than a morning like this in cornwall releasing seal pups. you're live with bbc news. britain's prince harry has claimed that his brother prince william has been paid a "very large sum" by the owners of the sun newspaper in a settlement over phone hacking claims in 2020. news of the settlement emerged in court papers released at the high court in london as a hearing involving prince harry and the actor hugh grant got under way. 0ur media editor katie razzall has been following the case. more than 1,000 people have settled phone hacking cases with th

doing away with standardized testing would enormously help randi weingarten.y tennis quite badly. i could say i like the net to be put down from now on. my game would definitely be improved but it wouldn't really. david: we've seen this all over the country in fact where it happened in new york where they wanted to lower the standards as a result, instead of trying to bring test scores up, they want to lower standards to sort of justify their role here. >> yes. david: but the bottom line is, we got to jump, but bottom line is we spent a lot of money on education, k-12 by the way almost $200 billion from all the covid relief program. we have still don't know how all the money was spent. the department of education cost at least $80 billion. americans think with scores going down, us paying more, there is no return on your investment. >> the state we're sitting in new york, almost $30,000 a year per child on education. can anyone tell us honestly that is money being well-spent and that other countries aren't doing better with far less money per pupil? this is on

randi weingarten, hey there. there he -- she is. head of the american federation of teachers tried to rewrite her abysmal record, as she pushed for ecoextended lockdowns and remote learning, randi weingarten, like coarchitect of document, dr. fauci is a lockdown revisionist, saying she had little to say about the lockdown, when she really had cdc director w welinski on speed dial. she threat eped mass teacher strikes if the federal government and the democrat politicians she and her union supported, who happened to be in full power, didn't pony of billions of dollars in the name of safety. as of this show, schools have only seen 47% of the 200 billion that teachers unions bilked from taxpayers, and schools are no cleaner or healthier than pre-pandemic. they are prisons where dreams and smarts go to die. fauci, cdc and aft were warned remote learning would have detrimental affects on the kids, but they were beholden to weingarten who didn't give a rip about students and their well being, and never has, she was standing over roshelle

randy. are being gathered for the autumn corral. a chance for the hood is to check their animals before the winter migration. ah sammy randy heard a car in crawford near and her children a hiking up to the annual event. and i've been invited to join them for the past we taking was forged by carnes ancestors hundreds of years ago. today she walks in their footsteps and her children in hers. mean they're from really hard ram. she's limited. so son minister that as a mother cannot and you don't miss making me as an ambassador long that they see it mother and i, we see it school gets on break, said the oak, so it can to last call me after 2 hours we arrived to the bills and grunts of a 1000 reindeer. for the little children, it's an important lesson in the history and may be the future unless you know, and i and the home that the ada thing and things like that. as a school on the left hand, my bishop responded, there's done. if i didn't set that up and i mean the sandals, the parent love thumb reindeer fitted with gps track is a modern

randy weingarten knew.it in many interviews and she ignored everybody who told her otherwise. she used it for her own political gain. she kept schools closed for her own political gain. look at the demands she had in los angeles. she wanted to defund the police and shut down charter schools. this was all for her political gain. host: i wanted to follow up on the point about learning loss. the wall street journal released a study a couple of weeks ago that says pandemic learning loss could cost students and thousand dollars in a lifetime and a stanford economist projects this could amount to trillions of dollars. and people worry that these kids will be less productive and earn less over the course of their lives then students educated just before the pandemic. what should this be doing -- what should states be doing to bring students up to speed? guest: this is first in the hands of the parents. if you are sending her skin -- sending your kids to public schools, they should be doing their part but we should

the hearing that is going on with randi weingarten on capitol hill. this is a live unfolding hearing that we'll be ducking in and out of here as this gets interesting. so she, of course, is the head of the most powerful teacher's unions in the country. they played an enormous role in the lives of americans and american families all over the country. and now she's being grilled by congress as she attempts to explain herself and her actions around what turned out to be very devastating choices around what happened to or school kids during covid. critics say the union pushed the cdc and the white house to keep kids at home longer who were in public schools. as you just heard from betsy devos, by this point, they're talking about private schools, catholic schools had gone back to school. so this move that they made on behalf of the public school kids put us into an education crisis according to all of the numbers that we see. also a lot of children in to deep emotional stress as well. we expect to hear questions that we've been asking weingarten throughou

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robert looked up to randy, trusted him. county police came looking for robert after the fire, sandy told him, without hesitation where he could find her son. >> i said is robert in trouble? >> he said he was in serious trouble. >> but sandy had no idea just how serious. or, what was about to happen in that parking lot, where robert was hanging out with his friend. >> guns pointed at you, you are wondering what is going on. i was scared, i was shaken. >> why robert? because the fugett siblings told police they had accomplices from their high school, and he was one of them. another one was pulled in that same night interviewed by detective giles and his partner. >> at the end of the interview, he was looked at each other. this kid has no idea what we are talking about, he was clueless to what we were asking him. >> so the fugett's lied when they had fingered him, the kid was eventually released. but robert? he had a far different experience in the interview room. and a different detective. >> they were sitting across from you

randi weingarten was not involved in that decision. it is unfair for this guy to say it was strictly her decision to close the schools during covid. because it wasn't. the governors of each state and the school districts decided whether the schools were going to be closed. also, the trump administration, that's when schools were being closed. in his administration, the government decided whether or not schools would be closed during covid. it wasn't randi weingarten who was telling everybody in the united states every school district, every governor -- >> host: we will get a response from our guests. >> guest: that is a great point. when covid first started we saw schools across all 50 states, republican, democrat, because we didn't really know the effects of covid. we didn't know if we sent kids to school, that would play a damaging role on kids education or mental health. what we did, within four weeks, we started to see that this was going to be a longer-term play. that is when republican governors started they could open schools an

that's what people hold against randy weingarten or dr. fauci. if you treat adults like adults, everyone can make their own decision. >> including if they told us to leave the masks for the doctors and the nurses -- there wouldn't have been a problem. greg president biden also weighed in on kids yesterday. listen here. >> kids. >> there's no such thing has someone else's child. no such thing has someone else's child. our nation's children are all of our children. >> are they? >> i think that's so moving. i really do. you missed the second part. he says, you know, there's no such thing as someone else's child. we cut it off before he said unless it's my granddaughter. >> the 4-year-old. >> who is the baby of a stripper. then all bets are off. he should be lecturing anybody. that hearing is about accountability and its important. what went missing was accountability. when the government and the tech industries, the media and corporations all went in on one side, you realize that anything goes. two weeks to flatten the curve became two years. you ca

you had ran randi weingarten following the privileged strikes. the teachers unions held children's educations hostage to secure billion-dollar random payments from taxpayers. they received $90 billion for so-called covid relief in 2019 and 2020. it's horrendous. >> we hear that randi weingarten got herself a high-class attorney. we find no problem addressing those by engaging the kind of scapegoating that appeared to be the basis for this subcommittee's investigation. as had indicated, please in your talking points, cory, she could use that attorney. >> that's right, this has hurt millions of families and children the past couple years. they even delivered a tweet in 2021 that said the push to reopen schools is rooted in racism, sexism and mysogeny. you even had ctus striking in 2022. two weeks to slow the spread turned into two years to flatten the generation. he gets bad flack for flipping, but in 2020 efrs on the news saying the schools should be open, that there is not a lot of spread among children, which is true. we knew this all along, the

the hearing that is going on with randi weingarten on capitol hill. this is a live unfolding hearing that we'll be ducking in and out of here as this gets interesting. so she, of course, is the head of the most powerful teacher's unions in the country. they played anrm

hours, house republicans will challenge randi weingarten. critics have long accused, she is a powerful teachers' union boss in the country, pushing to keep schools closed during the pandemic regardless what the science said. now a report says she actually influenced government guidelines for schools. the subcommittee chair says our children have to come first. >> the question is, you know, are you a service organization that is dedicated to the youth of america so that our children are educated and america has a bright future or a political organization. cdc should be completely a political. >> lydia hu is with us. >> hi there, harris. this afternoon's hearing promises to be a showdown between gop lawmakers and american federation of teachers president randi weingarten. it comes on the heels of new reporting by "the new york post" that shows weingarten and the union coordinated the cdc school reopening guidance. according to the post, she spoke twice by phone with cdc director walensky that halted reopening of classes in february 2021. >> th

randi, thanks so much. >> thanks, of course. >>> okay. president mike pence doing something today that certainly will not make his old boss happy. he testified to a federal grand jury investigating donald trump about january 6th. what does it mean for pence's 2024 ambitions? all of that is next. >> sorry chief, sorry. you want to play golf? let's play? >> that brawl at the plate, courtesy of the bad news bears, best movie ever. >> yep. >> it's as much a part of the game as cracker jack arguing with the umpire. but the parents of little leaguers in one new jersey town have been taking it too far. and now the umpire strikes back -- you like that. the little league said, if you get too unruly or abusive at your kid's baseball game, you will have to umpire three games yourself. my panel cannot wait to get into this one. that's -- that's creative. if you abuse and harass the umpire, that's great, right? you have to umpire the next three games. >> yeah, i go to a lot of youth baseball games. assistant youth baseball coach here. >> what? you bur

randi weingarten is a disgrace. the american rescue plan gave 122 billion to schools. a lot of it was wasted and not used to keep schools open when they had private schools as a model to keep schools open. so we had every reason to keep schools open. every reason to know there would be collateral damage. there was every reason to think it would harm kids. that there would be more harm done from keeping them at home. >> harris: fascinating what you say in your personal experience and some of them were parochial schools. in states like florida and arizona, they let the money follow the child. it wasn't necessarily that these were very, very high-end private schools but they were making it work in a more private setting, whatever that annual cost opposed to public. they didn't have somebody like a randi weingarten shifting the gears out of her lane. let's move to this. voters' concerns over the president's age probably not going away. he down played the issue again yesterday and it was classic joe biden. >> you've said questions about your age are legitimate. your respons

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randi weingarten and teacher's unions held over the cdc is staggering. now we know why our policies protected teachers unions instead of kids. shut down the department of education. fund under funded school choice programs and unleash the public schools by abolishing these teachers unions. that's how we fix education in this country. >> todd: his name is vivek ramaswamy. we thank him for his time. with that "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ i don't know how, i don't know when ♪ some day i'm going to see you again. >> brian: you are looking at the northeast, you are looking at a suburb of boston. do you want know exactly? glouster. a suburb of boston. a population of counting everybody yesterday 29814. in essex county, it's 45 degrees. and there are in people there. but they are all sleeping. in fact, i was told to blister and i blew it. i'm talking full voice not like the president. >> steve: it's 6:00 their wake-up call. "fox & friends" starting now. get up, glouster. >> ainsley: cheat sheet says whisper. >> brian: no. it says gradually look up an

we don't teach crt. >> time is expired. >> no crt in schools and come on randy.oling anybody. the only thing your union loves more than money is gender programs. my husband sean is host. >> look at this. wow. it's like a chippendale review. >> are you hosting the show? >> i know. my goodness. she says jimmy she merely suggested this like she had a comment box and put in a suggestion but doesn't mention she had an extortion in there for billions of dollars. >> listen say what you want about randy weingarten, she's going to be great with dancing with the stars. she's a celebrity political activist masquerading as activist for schools in summer 2020 she said she followed the science american academy of pediatrics said summer 2020 kids were safer in classes for multitude of reasons. she fought that while cdc was issuing guidance on what direction to go in what did aft do, spike donations. we find out yes she had a direct phone number. she said that to debbie leskow that she had a direct phone number to rachelle wolski. one in three kids in this children aren't readin

she was behind those decisions. >> if the kids are in crisis, randi weingarten, it's because you puthy they are in crisis. that's why all these schools were closed. because the teacher unions blackmailed the politicians who they basically fund in so much of the country, in the political donations, they still persist with this madness. and test results to go back to the classroom when it does not mean anything at all and the requirement that they still in some some places have to wear masks. in los angeles county not long ago if there was one case in a classroom the entire class was sent home. complete madness. >> sandra: and this administration and friends say they are setting out to help get hurt the most. guess what wealthy people did and the upper middle class, took their kids out of the public school, put them in private schools, put them in parochial schools, we have story after story of that over the years. as far as the science, this is an epidemiologist on the teacher's unions having a more dominant voice than the scientists, steve. listen. >> it was a hopeful message in euro

and i refuse to let that happen. >> randi? really appreciated -- michael, i really appreciated what you did, and it made me cry. you know, i'm not -- i don't normally tend to crying, but i want to also say something more about what nicolle and you just said. we start at different parts of the political spectrum. but we respect and talk to each other, and we talk out issues. that's what america is. and at the end of the day, the dehumanization here, you see it in so many ways. so many teachers have said to me they don't want to say anything anymore. they don't want to teach in a class. they don't know if a word they say is going to get them in trouble, get them fired. the attempt to divide parents from teachers, when most teachers -- the attempt not to bring family together in all sorts of different families. you know, there's a different view of family. we need to bring families and connections together, and we need to be americanamericans. we're better than this. but the divisiveness and the cruelty stops people from talking,

randi weingarten the head of the huge teachers union set for a grilling offer the unions role in the lockdown. jason chaffetz in "focus." (vo) verizon small business days are coming. april 27th through may 3rd. now is the time to partner with our experts. get started today with verizon business. it's your business. it's your verizon. wondering what actually goes into your multi-vitamin? at new chapter its innovation organic ingredients and fermentation. fermentation? yes, formulated to help your body really truly absorb the natural goodness. new chapter. wellness well done >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. we'll replace your windshield, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> harris: republican lawmakers hoping to see randi weingarten's day of reckoning tomorrow at a hearing. she have was the face of all those school shutdowns that turned out to be a horrible decision for our nation's children. lawmakers want to know if her union

us out randi weingarten the head of the teachers union appeared in front of your committee.ow would you characterize what she had to say? ghost i would say she set things up for a lot more questions to follow. first on the american federation of teachers is clearly a political organization for their not a medical organization. it seemed more likely the cdc for some reason was seeking their guidance rather than what she tried to claim they were seeking guidance from the cdc. the internal memos have revealed that. so, with this hearing it's going to lead us to more transcribed interviews with randi weingarten and possibly with other members of the aft. the cdc open the door for the american federation of teachers. it was uncommon access is not medical guidance. randi weingarten could not talk about any medical people that she could quote or name that gave them guidance but she claim they talk to some medical pe people. the internal memos were very clear they wanted triggers that as there were they wanted some triggers foreclosure. never was it about triggers. you think about t

>> randy weingarten failing to convince these house republicans.hinks that she should be fired. sandra? >> sandra: we'll let you run back in. thanks for the update. back to chad pergram on capitol hill. the house is getting ready to voted on the debt limit bill. chad, what are you hear something. >> we think they'll start the vote in the next 20 to 30 minutes. it's a night vote. nancy mace will be a yes vote. she called the bill yesterday weak. she's now on board. here's what we learned and the concessions that she got from the speaker. she will prep a balanced budget amendment and get a floor vote on women's reproductive health. that's the horse trading that she's executed to get the votes for this bill, sandra. >> sandra: thanks for the update. that's all for today. thanks for watching. i'll see you in "america reports." "the five" starts right now. hello. i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro. jessica tarlov and greg gutfeld judge jeanine pirro. this is "the five." the head of the one of the most powerful teacher's union is in the hot s

goes along with randy has been saying driving a wedge between parents and their kids. what the american people want. they want to raise their kids want them to go to school and learn math, writing and reading. educate them in a way that will prepare them for school. what we see is marxist society that society owns the kids and the parents are quote, birthing people. this is an ideology we will continue to oppose. and as we talk to ms. weingarten today about the many things she has said along these lines that have really shown that she is not really for the kids. she is for a system and, again, american federation of teachers, this union is more of a political organization than anything that has to do with helping kids learn. >> todd: from hillary's famous comment that the village raising your children to what joe said there the left really wants to control your children. it's not right. meantime your state's oil and gas industry your state being texas continuing to grow despite joe biden's policies. the industry added 20,000 jobs year over year great state of texas ove

he told randi and diren ha walked on their own. how far away from your house i this >> 80 yards, something lik that, directly above it is just the next street directly above ours. >> this was the neighbor's house? >> the neighbor's house. >> but when they got there, th police stopped them. >> we were just hoping diren w just walk out somewhere, you know, show up and come out the door >> okay -- around the back -- >> i walked up to the police officer, gave him a name in th description, and that's when she kind of went, well, wait here for a second, and the came back, and said i think yo guys need to go to hospital an that wasn't good and as soon as she said that, thought, gosh, we just passe an ambulance warning up there, and he must have been in the ambulance. >> what happened on that quiet street did diren and robbie stumble into a burglary in process, or some violent home invasion the police asked robbie to answer some questions. while caden and randy rushed t the hospital >> it wasn't long after we got there that the our doctor

. >> hiding biden again >> >> teachers union boss, randi weingarten expecting to get grilled. >> teachers should have been back to work as soon as possible. >> aaron rodgers bids fare well to green bay. >> we are all excited to add someone of his character and ability.ndability.and ability. >> brian: that is billy joel singing "uptown girl" and it is appropriate. billy joel would have named it longer island, the indians would have or native americans, whatever we're calling them now. this was not written about christie mcpherson, it was written about elle mcpherson. >> ainsley: i was at a concert and christie brinkley was there on the front row and they shined the spotlight on her. she was in front of the stage on the end on the corner. and i love christie brinkley, as a child, i thought she was see gorgeous, still is. >> brian: whatever moisturizer she is using is working. >> ainsley: there are some ladies you want to know who the surgeon, i'm never going to yours. others, i want to know, just kidding, i don't know if she's ever had surgery. i was @ an event one time and she was walking

en washington randy serrano, telemundo. >> es sujeto acusado de filtrar documentos militares secretosodos los t tiempos. estas son nuestras mejores hamburguesas ♪baba da ba baa♪ . >> seguimiento al caso de los documentos filtrados desde el pentáágono. ella el hombre de 21 años fue arrestado hace dos semanas en massachusetts. los abogados pidieron que no se analizan justo. el total del consejo federal argumentan que ya es reina de bellver entre las risas porque juntos ninguna escapatoria, pero sudefensa al nivel crecióó en las zonas el que se publique desde con su padre y quitan algúún conflicto de su áámbito de aire comprimido. en 50 pááginas los investigadores federales que encontrar nacional incluyendo un ancla a 21 años de reclamo que los semanas máás acusado de hitler documentosmilitares altamente violencia despuéés de la insurreccióón departamento de justicia dio a conocer que texeira presuntamente destruyóó su computadora y otros dispositivos electróónicos que encontraron era hablamos elige extraigamos no debiera ser liberado. >> jack texeira permaencera tras las rejas mientras

unos 10,000,000 de ellos carecen de cobertura médica en washington randy serrano. >> pasamos al pactode cursos de sensibilización. los 6 partidos son contando la fecha de mls por su parte elequipo no fue sancionado. >> luego de que la liga se pronuncia de inmediato declarando que había cero tolerancia 6 partidos en la temporada de 34 parece una sanción. >> temas meramente deportivos pero también hay decepciones. >> los dodgers tuvo un día para el olvido tirándole base por bola a todos y cada uno de ellos anotó una carrera de caballitos. >> lo incluyó luego de esto y su reacción lo dice todo. no solo tiros guante a la basura sino que también golpeó la almoha un lanzador que tiene mucho control. a su participación en los playoffsy para esto la alcaldesa proclamó este jueves el día dorado y azul. y por supuesto los aficionados que esperan este choque por primera vez. >> los estamos apoyando. >> pardo el amarillo pero bueno. >> en los calcetines lo traen. >> mucha expectativa para este encuentro. >>> el primer partido es el sacramento luego regresa la serie. más allá del resultado. >> que

plus randi weingarten called to capitol hill to testify before lawmakers.ing the pandemic to shut our kids out of school. one of those lawmakers, congresswoman in focus. also, tammy bruce, top of the hour. >> thank you, harris, see you in a moment. stock price of first republic bank entering a freefall. watch the story now raising concerns about the health of the u.s. banking system, wondering what's beneath the surface. lauren simoneti with more on this. falling like a stone. >> i think the anxiety over the contagion affect, but the stock is down 93%. a bank that wined and dined the rich, had branches in palm beach, and other places, and 1% for a $6 million mortgage. first earnings report since the drama, management said customers pulled $100 billion from first republic, and now they are exploring strategic options to plug that hole. we could see it sell parts of itself, be bought, or taken over by the fdic, i would say the latter is probably the most likely, also the most unfavorable option. if that happens, will the government guarantee deposits over $25

randy: we will start with check-ins.de, women in rural areas are more likely to die of an overdose than women in cities. smith knows the challenge is keeping people alive long enough that they can find their way to a new path. and that takes everybody pitching in. in fact, just a few months after her first save, julia had to grab the narcan again. this time, it was someone close to her family. and, this time, they didn't make it. i'm really sorry. that's horrible. i mean, you know you did everything you could possibly. julia: i have had a couple of people. i don't know if you know wally maybe. william: mm-hmm. julia: he's reached out. he's always checking in on me every couple of weeks. i definitely have support when i need help. william: in the fall, julia will head off to study nursing at a joint program with suny upstate medical university, lending her hand yet again to try and heal the troubled world around her. for the "pbs newshour," i'm william brangham in cayuga county, new york. ♪ geoff: over the past few months