so randy triumphed over his demons.th back, and then one day a local hairdresser named kelly entered their lives. >> reporter: and she actually cut your dad's hair, and your mom's hair too? >> yes, yup. we lived a few houses away from each other. >> reporter: well, tell me about her. >> very cute, very sweet and quiet. and when i saw kelly actually look at my husband with the look that -- i knew i was in trouble. >> reporter: what was the look? >> she was gaga over my man. and i said, yeah, it's over. >> reporter: she was right. dori found herself replaced by kelly the hairdresser. >> it broke my heart. i -- i was very depressed. >> reporter: were you angry at him for a while? >> i think i was young enough that i didn't understand it. we were actually pretty close. they were married 18 years. i called her mom. >> reporter: kelly set up her new hair salon in randy's basement, and randy reveled in his new life. kelly, her kids, his kid and the other love of his life, his harley. >> harley davidson road king, i think, like

good morning, you're on with randi weingarten. >> morning, hello randy. this is the president of new haven federation of teachers in new haven, connecticut. i just want to say we are really excited about the real solutions campaign in new haven. we are committed to creating joyful and confident readers and bringing hands-on learning experiences for our students, doing the community connections that we know matter, and of course we know it's good for our students. can you say more about why these real solutions are always going to help with the teacher shortage, how it actually impacts our working conditions when we commit to these improvements? >> i'm going to be in new haven in a couple of weeks to see, because they have done a really good job wrapping services around schools. because we have to integrate social, emotional, and academic work. that's how kids come to us in the world, and we have to integrate them, and that means we have to have an infrastructure of those kind of services. but what this does, and new haven has done this, and you, leslie, h

he and one of his friends spoke to randy. after 11 days and 25 minutes of remaining awake and setting the record, he was trans. transferred to facilitated us naval hospital in a special ambulance so they could monitor him and his brain waves. the initial results indicated that after several nights randy's sleep had gone back to normal and surprisingly he got up and went to school, but later on the project, some other results that were paid less attention. randy's brain was taking a napping all that time and his activities were done habitually and subconsciously. but after few years it was revealed that randy gardner was suffering from insomnia. apparently there was no way to beat sleep without damaging the brain. what was inside the cups on the desks. the us defense department researchers finally help them answer the question, how can we keep the soldiers awake? like the history of coffee, the answer would help the researchers use other people. the revelation of the results and goals of the research by the pentagon, in fact c

randi, i have a question. guest: sure.r: i just retired at the end of last year and i have to admit i already miss it. i totally agree with everything you say, and chronic absenteeism among students and teachers went ram. after covid -- rampid after covid. when we introduce common core in the state testing, i feel like teachers were all of a sudden, their pace increased dramatically. my students were struggling to keep up, but it took away the otani and independent -- autonomy and independence. we did amazing things prior to that. that seemed to change. it was like this throw it at the wall, hope they get it, and move on. it took the fun out of teaching. i saw kids, you know, not enjoying education like they did. do you see that as being a part of the problem or is it just me? guest: no, first off, thank you for teaching, pam. thank you for all the years you taught. i was the president of the teachers union in new york city for a long time, and we ended up , one of the last things i was able to do was help all of those mom

they also voted to advance nomination general randy george to be chief of staff of the army. also eaters of both parties are waiting for further word from the house regarding the status of a short-term funding bill to avoid a government shutdown set to occur at september 30. you can watch live coverage of the senate here on cspan2. ♪ c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more including cox. it's extremely rare. but friends don't have to be. when you are connected, you are not >> cox support c-span as a public servicelong with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> next federal reserve chair jerome powell holding a press copy of the decision to not raise future rate increases are not off the table. will be dependent on new

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randi wiengarten, teacher's union chief and randi wiengarten claimed eighth grade teacher read the dired was fired for it. nicolas giodonno is the political science professor and joining me now. what really happened with the teacher? >> perfect timing and my son is in eighth grade and i got him diary of anne frank two weeks to read. it's an important story to read about the horrors of the holocast and see through the eyes of anne frank. it was an adaptation of anne frank's diary and become as problem and takes away from a content and weakens and cheapens anne frank and they're eighth graders and don't need a picture book and using books that visualize what took place and helps them litically think and avoiding by common sense. why select the diary of anne frank and adaptation and diary of anne frank and most will read. >> randi wiengarten distorted the story and saying the diary of anne frank, read it in class and was fired. that distorts the story. >> absolutely and she's doing that on purpose to make it as if there's really book bands going on where they're trying to redefine what the

good morning. >> hi, randi. thank you for your leadership. m i am a retired teacher and i ran for the state legislature and served on the education committee. i am now the chair of ian organization called advocates for public education policy here in colorado and our organization is fighting against the privatization and corporatization of our public schools. and, we believe that the high- stakes testing that is required by the federal government, needs to change, because we aree taking away the authenticity of teaching and the professionalism of teachers. could you speak to what is happening in houston and could you also speak to the corporate and the private money that is coming in and we believe it's destroying our public education. >> i think john is going to bo have to invite me back to do ed all of those topics but let me just say this about two of what you said. which is that, llstill, today, over the course of decades, 8 between 85 and 90% of parents and -- send their kids to public schools and that's where lots of different charters

serrano, noticias telemundo. >>> gracias randy por tu informe.ncia y la carta que le dejÓ en la oficina oval cuando terminÓ su mandato, veamos. >>> seÑor presidente, ha pensado en un posible compaÑero de formula si usted gana la nominaciÓn. >>> >>> trato o de no pensar mucho en eso. uno lo piensa no creo que sea el momento. yo quiero ganar y es interesante lo de quiÉn te acompaÑa en la formula, cuando se trata del vicepresidente, dicen nadie hacia tanta diferencia se trata de la persona que serÁ presidente, es una decisiÓn importante. >>> ¿se inclina por una mujer?. >>> me gusta la idea vamos a escoger a la persona mÁs idÓnea y me gusta el concepto. >>> muchas personas se dieron cuenta que cuando la gobernadora no le apoyo. tiene el oj oj puesto en ella. ha sido una gran gobernadora ne dio un gran respaldo un hermoso respaldo en realidad y el estado es bueno conmigo y ella es una de las personas que considerarÍa. para otra posiciÓn tal vez, tenemos mucha gente, tenemos mucha js excelente en el partido republicano. >>> no le han hecho esta pregunt

randy economy thoughts on this. >> this is a no-brainer.randfather's a greek immigrant and my father whiffs a little kid, he would always say to me, randy, people are no damn good and politicians are even worse. [laughter]. >> so i would situate that that would be right out of the ballpark and still true today. >> trace: right out of the ballpark. marianne rafferty, do you have something that you love? >> you don't really need those high heals. just put on the comfortable shoes. >> trace: who said this to you. >> my husband. >> trace: really? >> he was my producer. >> trace: oh, yeah, i remember. he was my producer as well and he never said that to me, just so we're [laughter]. >> i didn't but i would wear boots every once in a while and he would say gallagher get those off we have to go hiking. kevin corke your thoughts on this. >> wait a day. that's the most sensible advice i have ever gotten. i have saved so much money on things i really thought i wanted, i was really hot to trot to have, i was taught wait a day. if you really, really wa

plus, teachers union chief randi weingarten now denies comparing parental rights to segregation whenideotape. i'm liz mac donnell, "the the evening edit" starts right now. liz macdonald. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: happy friday evening. let's get right at it. look who's here, we love liz peek, fox news contributor. [laughter] liz, you know, you look at this historic uaw strike, it comes right as president biden is ramping up his bidenomics sales pitch about improving wages and conditions, but the awe autoworkers saying biden is undercutting their wages and work conditions with high inflation and mandating all electric cars. they're telling "politico" they, quote, feel abandon by the white house. abandoned by the white house. >> well -- [audio difficulty] elizabeth: having a little trouble with liz's audio. >> no, i can hear you, liz. sorry. i thought you were showing a clip, sorry. look, this is a complete mess, and it's entirely on joe biden's doorstep. the reality is that joe biden's push for evs has alarmed the union. the union is looking at tremendous loss of membership because it only takes

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serrano, en simi valley, california, regreso con ustedes al estudio. >>> gracias, randy serrano.les federales alegan que el senador y su esposa aceptaron cientos de miles de dÓlares en sobornos, incluyendo pagos en efectivo, barras de oro, y hasta un mercedes benz de lujo. varios senadores pidieron su renuncia y (nombre en inglÉs) fue acusado de herir gravemente a (nombre en inglÉs). la audiencia fue el acceso de viedencia en relaciÓn con el juicio federal que puede comenzar el prÓximo mes. tambiÉn enfrenta cargos estatales por la ofenta de octubre pasado, juzgados por separado. damos seguimiento a los foros comunitarios para abordar la seguridad en (nombre en inglÉs). el 9 de septiembre tuvieron la primera reuniÓn anoche se realizÓ una segunda junta para la comunidad latina. xiomara lÓpez estuvo presente, nos cuenta el desenlace. >>> el martes fuimos al parque (nombre en inglÉs) en (nombre en inglÉs), algunos residentes se quejaron de la presencia de pandillas y drogas, esta madre que no quiso ser identificada por temor, contÓ sus experiencias. >>> andan drogados, borrachos. >>>

randy, start with you. the wounded blue.ou do benefiting them today. >> it's the nassau countial assistant and -- national assistant and injured law enforcement officers and nationwide charity and five years we've been operational and helped more than 14,000 american law enforcement officers and of course we recognize injuries as being either physical or emotional and psychological because post-traumatic stress can be as dangerous as a bullet and dealing with a lot of issues now, you know, last year more than 60,000 american police officers were physically assaulted in the line of duty. pete: 60,000? >> 60,000, astounding number and 226 police officers shot in the line of duty already this year. so the organization works together to improve their lives. it's a monumental task and that's why we're proud to be here with fox news who's always been a staunch supporter. rachel: how does the organization help a individual family or police officer? >> one of the things we just d we had an officer who lost his leg. many guys would s

pasamos a la capital del paÍs donde estÁ randy serrano. >>> el presidente joe biden llegÓ a fema en laaciÓn de desastre mayor para florida. lo que ahora eso una tormenta tropical ya estÁ en el ocÉano atlÁntico pero no sin antes azotar a las carolinas y georgia. >>> era el negocio que tenÍamos de plantas, la tormenta lo lleÓo todo, estamos tratando de recoger una. >>> las plantas que venden para vivir hechas trizas por losvientos que llegaron a la florida con vientos de huracÁn categorÍa 3. el gobernador dijo que las autoridades rescataron a dos muertos. y la marea alcanzÓ hasta 9 pies dejando inundaciones. tambiÉn volaron techos de casas y botes en florida y en georgia, el impacto mÁs fuerte fue en el sur del estado, en los estados afectados mÁs de 300 mil personas no tuvieron energÍa elÉctrica. el presidente joe biden puso a disposiciÓn los recursos de su gobierno para los estados afectados. en washington randy serrano telemundo. >>> las autoridades de maui se acercan a la final de la fase de bÚsqueda y recopilaciÓn tras los incendios forestales. el recuento de los muertos lleva 110 d

his blocking the confirmation of eric smith and asked, not for the marine corps general randy george next chief of staff of the nine statest army. next week we will hold confirmation hearings for admiral lisa the first female officer to be the chief of naval operations on general david alvin the next chief of staff for the air force but the senator has indicated he will block both of these nominations. at the end of september the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general milley is legally required to retire the joint chief consists of eight officers the chairman, the vice chairman, and that service of the army, navy, air force and marine corps, space force chief of the national guard bureau. in the senate does not come to its senses before general milley retires half of the joint chiefs ofie staff our nation's most vil military leaders will be empty. i am concerned the senate does not appreciate the gravity of the situation for these sensual these positions cannot be filled by other officers. they can only be temporarily covered by their vice chiefs who must also continue to cov

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why is randi weingarten -- manufacturing numbers were wr wrong. to be all over the map when it comes to what really matters to families and schoolchildren. >> we know she's not in it for the kids. first and foremost. joe biden, the whole electric vehicle push is part of this. workers are striking over that because they know overtime is going to be, their jobs will be cut and who wouldn't want a 46% increase in their wages -- >> but getting back to schools, the school issue you going to see parents and parental rights groups like yours, are you going to file lawsuits based on the constitutional rights to privacy? >> when we file our lawsuit, it is a long process. when we have clear examples and information, obviously these are cases we are interested in and want to look at here so we got a case in iowa and ohio right now that uncovered this very issue and we are always looking for more bites. >> thank you for coming on tonight. we got this story coming up. we are finding even more states happening now in california and colorado. the debate is on to

ese sector de momento no estÁ claro en un acorde las afectaciones podrÍ tomar millones de dÓlares randylo en el horizonte la compaÑÍa automovilÍstica mÁs grandes del paÍs siguen sin dar su brazo a torcer ante los reclamos de los trabajadores sindicalizados que exigen entre otras cosas un aumento del 30% de su salario en una semana de trabajo de 32 horas. >>> algunos como este trabajador dicen que necesitan el incremento para poder proveer a sus familias con necesidades bÁsica se sentaron a negociar el sindicato dijo que habÍan tenido una conversaciÓn positiva pero no hizo menciÓn de las otras dos automotrices, hasta que no haya un acuerdo el paro podrÍa terminar apostando millones de dÓlares en salarios y ganancias. >>> podrÍan perder hasta dos o 3 millones de dÓlares unos 60.000 semanal no van a recibir dinero el presidente biden ha presionado a las compaÑÍas a que se dan en vida representantes de su gobierno las negociaciones cuyos resultados afectarÁn a trabajadores en michigan ohio for anunciaron despidos a raÍz del paro histÓrico lo que fue catalogado como el presidente del sindica

i support randi weingarten.ent towards her that i would like to speak about for moms for liberty. a group like moms for liberty needs to be used as bombs for libraries because i think they need to go back to the library and take their kids with them and learn history because those who deny history deny reality in my view, and that is what is happening in our political sphere today. that is my comment. that is what i wanted to talk about. one quick thing. i -- with congress back in session, i would ask dick durbin hold hearings on the supreme court. he was talking about challenges, they are taking away rights in one guild, and then the next sector, they are taking airplane rides around the world. i am sorry, we need accountability. that is my comment. how is that? host: that is still in florida. you can watch gobble gobble coverage today, 10:00 a.m. eastern. this is jim in mississippi, independent. caller: hello. i am calling because i am on supplemental security income, ssi, and i get the maximum, $914 a month.

both before vanessa walked down the aisle she sought foot council of her father randy. was also a retired cop with 23 years on the force. randi decided he needed a man to man with raven. >> he came in and he was all smiles and very, very fun to be around, very talkative, outgoing. >> you and your wife taught good? >> oh yes, i was very impressed with raven. >> so impressed randy gave the two his blessing. >> how is the wedding? >> the wedding was beautiful. it was great. >> and you thought, what's, we're gonna be okay? >> absolutely. >> coming up -- >> you think, at last, justice. >> yes. >> and arrest in the case when dateline continues. feeling sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down and also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic. lighten everyday the metamucil way. feel less sluggish & weighed down after

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[applause] >> good morning everyone and thank you, randy. i would like to begin by acknowledging the land which we stand first every committee owns a vitality to generations from around the world who contributed to their hopes, dreams, energy and making the history that led to this moment. some brought here against their will drawn to sleep and hope of a better life and some have lived in this sense recounted. truth and acknowledging of a critical building mutual respect and connection across all barriers and in different. we begin this effort to acknowledge what has been buried by honoring the truth done on the land up our people with respect to those elders past and present we take a moment to consider the many legacies of violence disappointment and the settlement that brought us here together. so thank you again. i would like to spend a moment addressing the significance and importance of the symposium speech. patient empowerment and the digital welfare. we all know that the pandemic brought a new perspective and urgency to understanding

. >> allÍ se encuentra randy serrano con la informaciÓn. adelante: >> claudia, cÉsar buenas tardes.os que estÁn listos son los residentes de esta pequeÑa comunidad que estÁ ansiosa por saber cuÁles son las polÍticas que van a plantear. >> esta veloz precandidatos republicanos el transita en simmivalley sede de la grotesca ronald reagan donde se llevarÁ a cabo el segundo debate en la ciudad de california donde el 30% de la poblaciÓn es latina josÉ jaime ortiz lleve a cabo hace 40 aÑos y dice que sus expectativas son altas en aÚn estÁ indeciso sobre a quiÉn va a apoyar en 2024. >> tenemos que empezar a ver lo que ofrecen cada uno de los candidatos y lo que nos conviene. >> los siete aspirantes a la casa blanca tendrÁn poco tiempo para exponer 1 minuto para responder las preguntas de los moderadores y no habrÁ discurso de apertura ni clausura durante el debate que durarÁ dos horas. >> tiene que ser breves y tener la manera de comunicar; para comunicar lo que quieren comunicar. en el primer debate vimos varios candidatos tener problemas en este sentido. >> el expresidente donald donald

randy, thank you. >> exactly. >> randy kroszner, thanks. >>> microsoft, meantime, closing in on its acquisitionon after uk regulators signaled approval of that deal. deirdre bosa breaks that down in "techcheck." >> as microsoft gets one step closer to completing that deal, i wanted to step back and take a look at what this means for the regulatory landscape and m&a activity going forward. you can track sentiment, skepticism and optimism by looking at activision blizzard stock price. in 2022 microsoft announced its intent to buy the company for $37. falling short of that mark. for the next year it would bump along around those levels never breaking $90 a share. that underpinned the skepticism the deal would get through regulators. it wasn't until july of this year as microsoft won a key ruling in the ftc's attempt to stop the deal that it broke that level. today with the uk regulators signaling approval, it is finally within $1 or so of that $95 deal price. with that final approval, microsoft activision, this is the bigger picture, it will become an example of how a company can successfully ride

la tarima 7 aspirantes hicieron su propuesta en temas como inmigraciÓn, economÍa y educaciÓn y es randytos que quieren llegar a la casa blanca en 2024 >>> sobre la tarima 7 precandidato que busca la nominaciÓn entraron en materia alguno pusieron propuestas polÉmicas en torno migraciÓn >>> dijo que habÍa que militarizar la frontera y acabar con los derechos la ciudadanÍ de hijos de indocumentados que nacen en estados unidos, ron desantis dijo que usarÍa las arma para perseguir a los carteles que trafican fentanilo y se les preguntÓ que hacer con los filete documentados y del futuro de daca muchos es que llevaron las preguntan el tema de la economÍa algunos como mike pance acusaron a joe biden por infracciones lo criticaron por la deuda que tiene el paÍs aunque no se limitaron a paÍs de (nombre en inglÉs( acusaron a donald trump de endeudar al paÍs e hicieron referencia la ausencia del expresidente >>> debes estar aquÍ dijo, (...(, y dijo quien dice eran las encuestas nos dio la cara porque no tiene como defender su recorrÍ hablÓ de cuidado de niÑos de seguros mÉdicos el control de armas

randy, the executive director of the development and export join me now. good morning to you.bout your community and how this decision impacts you. >> the north slope is huge, about the size of the state of minnesota and npra, the land is about the size of west virginia. it shrinks the north slope burrough on the north slope. water and sewer, school education rely on taxes they get from infrastructure development. it limits that pot they are able to generate revenue from. >> carley: i can't imagine that job opportunities are very prevalent in this beautiful area that you live in. love to get your response to what the president said when he announced this decision. he is talking about you. thislet preserve art tick land and wildlife, while honoring alaska natives who have lived in these lands since time and memorrium. >> we have lived there since time in memorial and we have adapted to the new style of economy, it enhanced our way of life and it requires economy and jobs to support your family and buy atv, snowmobiles and boats we need to exist. we need access to resources, job

. >> teachers union boss randi weingarten is going after parents again.chool choice racist. >> those same words that you heard in terms of wanting segregation post brown v. board of education, those same words you hear today. i was talking to southern poverty law center, and they showed me the same words, choice, parental rights, and attempt to divide parents versus teachers, and that point it was white parents versus other parents. but it's the same kind of words. >> and another big teachers union boss is causing controversy. chicago teachers union president is defending her choice to send her son to a private school, despite bashing school choice as racist in the past. >> you've likened in the past private schools of today to, quote, segregation academies of the jim crow south. why then send your child to a private school? >> i didn't speak out against private schools. i spoke out against school choice. school choice and private schools are two different entities. >> you chose to take your child out of public school for a sports program at a private sch

randi terms off comments on her twitter account very often so she will not be criticized. we keep our comments on -- open and we let the attacks role. we believe people need to be able to be open and honest and share how they feel about these issues. the education issues are so important. she is a leader of the education movement in this country and i will call out now and ask her to debate on a live stage with tiffany justice, my co-founder. host: has there been a response? guest: no response yet. but maybe now she will see this on c-span and reach out. host: our guest, the website momsforliberty.org and tina descovrich is the co-founder joining us for this conversation. thanks for comin

also teachers union chief randi weingarten literally runs away from foxbusiness' hilary vaughn aboutoblems of boys and girls locker rooms and bathrooms. we got the family suing google over a father who drowned using google maps app, a stunning story. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ >> welcome to the evening edit. biden's border collapse now threatens is 2024 race. eagle pass, texas joins a growing list of cities and states declaring state of emergency. there is a growing outcry from democrat leaders against all this. the pentagon sends 800 troops and that we see 11000 illegal immigrants pouring into eagle pass, texas. the white house announced temporary work authorizations for hundreds of thousands of venezuelans in the country now. hilary vaughn has more on capitol hill. >> good evening, democrats insist the new work perks are not going to encourage more people to cross the southern border illegally but more people are coming and by the day. ground team at the border capturing video of one of the largest caravans of migrants crossing illegally into the u.s. and eagle past tex

you have randy because they can't defend on merits going after the racist segregationist argument and doing it in virginia. >> no kidding. typesettings is when we are seeing. you are right. consistent low pole showing this black parents support school choice over white because they are concerned about highway their kids are failed in schools. i heard it i can't tell you how many parents came up to me in 2020 in south carolina. parents dope low concerned about their children receiving i filling education. ken afford to put them in private school. both are working 2 jobs. than i can't home school they are in option but the public school. how is it others have means have this choice but we as parents do in the and how hard that is to accept. just the hip everhypocrisy accusing shows that want school choice the english language. the postof lucenter said the worried, choice is racist. it is crazy and kids suffer as a result. >> i feel like randy is the best thing this happened the school choice movement >> i agree. you know the idea that choice is racist. it is racist with schools but not

we don't know, do we, randy? >> yeah. we've never known.g and variable lags and that has been the case for the last five decades. this is nothing new. although it does seem like the lags are a bit longer. i think part of it is because usually interest rates have a big impact on people's ability to pay mortgages, but with everybody moving to fixed rate mortgages and refinancing to sub3% mortgages, it had impacts on fewer people that will have more impact down the line. i think it had a slower impact than normal because of that. >> as someone who has been inside the room, randy, and knows what these conversations are like and the dynamics, what is your read right now about who has the upper hand? the hawks or the doves? we know there's kind of a split at the fed right now, and i feel like the hawks had it for a while, and powell was siding with them. i'm not so sure right now? >> i think that's right. i think as i mentioned, governor waller, who has been one of the most hawkish, has said maybe we can be a bit cautious and consider the data. s

day forward the stump had been award to a resilient quarantined or gaspeder last year's winner was randy vasquez who will now come forward to this year's winner which is all about resilience and hard work so randy do you want to up, up here. >> (clapping) and (yelling). >> i'm you pretty sure can i get a a round of applause. >> (yelling). >> >> >> (laughter.) >> thank you. >> (laughter). >> one more big a round of applause for all the awardees and for rec & park commissioners and for all the sponsors of this event congratulates everyone and happy natural recreation & park commission parks month keep that up we're on the right track right? >> >> happy second annual transgender history month. [applause]. it is an absolutely pleasure to be here with you all. and welcome this very special moment here in san francisco. i have the great honor to be your mc for this ocean i'm jupiter per asa. an occasion that is personal to me and close to my heart. for some context why that is, back in 2021 i wrote the initial draft proclamation that designating august as transgender history month. i was inspi

randi weingarten to stop needs to stopthinking in these t terms that are hand fed by splc or designedok at the people. there is a diverse coalition of parents out there pushing back. for those slurs to be thrown out there by the head of the teachers union is appalling. jon: and the and that we have as union official in chicago who was sending one of her children to catholic schools right now rather than the chicago public school. >> there it is for the hypocrisy. all they talk about is these parents want to destroy public education as we know it. that cannot be further from the truth. i think what parents want is a public school system that is responding to their constituents, to the taxpayers, to the parents that at least involves the parents. it was great to see a federal court in california struck down last week a rule in one of these schools that says you can keep secrets from parents if your kid decides to go buy a different. those encouraging to see in federal court level. jon: that fight underway in new jersey as well ian prior agreed to talk with you thanks. >> thanks for havi

love randy de vecchi. he's the best football sports shooter in the market. maybe ryan cecile, the photographer. i don't want i don't want him on my back. so they're both good. yeah. yeah, they are. all right. thanks jason. all righty. next at 11, you know what is so sad about this is that there are so many people that would be required to work, but they will not be paid . federal workers around the country and here in the bay area, concerned is time is running out on the house to reach a deal and to avoid a government shutdown. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. the government has less than 24 hours to approve a deal to keep the federal government open. good evening again. i'm cristina rendon. and i'm christine. captain ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with a local congresswoman and the director of fleet week, san francisco about the potential impacts right here in the bay area. gianna. well christian and christina, i spoke with congresswoman anna eshoo of the south bay who tells me that this could all come down to the wire tomorrow here in the bay area. fe

madam secretary, do you want to see randi weingarten replaced? how could that happen?say kudos to you and dana for substantive questions on the topic of education. and i think it was clear last night that every single candidate on that stage is oriented around making sure students have the opportunity to learn, not around protecting teachers unions and all of their demands. and the difference can't be more clear between what dem -- what joe biden and all of his, you know, cohorts in office have offered which is total focus bought and paid for by the teachers union, ceding to their demands versus focus on students and making sure that families have the opportunity to find the best education setting for their kids. stuart: but you could say that randi weingarten has been a successful leader of the teach teachers union mt. sense that she's won an enormous amount of money for teachers. not necessarily the students, but certainly for teachers. how could you get her out in. >> well, she actually hasn't done that well for teachers. when you look at teacher salaries, and this

our randi kaye is joining us. what are you learning, randi? >> well anderson, our colleagues on cnn have learned some new reporting, a source familiar with giuliani's finances telling cnn that he owes millions of dollars in legal fees, certainly his fund-raiser in bedminster tonight, that trump is putting on for him is certainly going to cut into that. it is $100,000 at play, he is expected to raise more than 1 million dollars, as one of two fund-raisers, anderson, that trump is expected to sponsor for giuliani. but as you know, there are a lot of other codefendants, and trump does not seem to be holding out a helping hand to all of them. >> i don't know a lot of those people. >> former president donald trump, distancing himself from his 18 codefendants, in the george indictment. all are accused of trying to interfere with the state's 2020 presidential election results, on behalf of trump. so, is trump helping fund their defense, and cover their mounting legal bills? in a word, no. listen to trump's election lawyer, john eastman, who pushed th

hutchinson gave her first television interview about it over the, weekend more from our randi kaye. >> i ended up moving down to atlanta for several months. >> they did not think it was safe for you to stay in d.c.? >> no. >> after months and hiding, former white house aide cassidy hutchinson is talking again. she has plenty more to say since appearing before the january 6th committee. as you told cbs sunday morning, she nearly pulled out of testifying before the committee last year. >> i heard the door click, open i turned around, i looked at my, tony says that i can't do this. i started to, walk he gently pushed my shoulders. you can do this. then he walked out. >> hutchinson details, that and much more in the new memoir enough. she describes how her first attorney was paid by a trump pack, and advised her the less she remembered, the better. >> in the final transcripts, it was written with i don't, know and i don't recall. which, was information that they're very clearly recalled. >> hutchinson got herself a new attorney, and gain confidence about moving forward, she, says after st

when sarah hillary randi and penny get together we have questions. i bring in ohio senator, j.d. vance. you've been scolded by the transgender disinformation czar senator. do you feel rightfully humbled? >> well, jesse my first reaction when i saw this video was that s & l had gotten funny again. i was sure it was a comedy skit and wasn't in on the joke and i shockingly learned this is a real person who does purport to represent the ukranian military which is almost entirely funded by the american taxpayer. the original video i was responsibilitying to this person this ukranian spokesperson says that anybody who engages in russian propaganda is going to be hunted down literally threat minimum violence against anybody who engages in quote russian propaganda but as you know jesse multiple american journalist have been accused of engaging in propaganda and multiple members of the united states senate. are we really funding a military that is threatening the free speech rights of people who disagree with the ukranian war effort? that is preposterous and gives lie to the idea this is

[applause] guest: thank you, randy. so well put. well, i do not see anymore questions and i just want to thank everyone -- oh, is there another one? guest: i was just wondering, i know a lot of the entertainment workers are on strike and on picket lines, and what is something people can do to support the striking workers? guest: thanks for that question. number one is amplifying our stories online, and with your friends and family, helping us tell the story of why we are fighting and what we are fighting for. there are a couple of emergency funds that actors, performers, writers, and other creative's can apply to, so we really encourage folks to do that. one of those is the sag-aftra foundation as well as the entertainment community fund. >> [indiscernible] guest: motion picture or television fund is the third, so we encourage folks to donate if you can. those are helping a lot of folks stay above water right now as they are out of work, and thanks to ryan, the local staff. i want to honor the incredible staff that work at our union

a symbol of defiance against is randy occupation under pressure. the veteran reporter was killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank in may last year. the staff was unveiled often a year long competitions. the design of the will ukraine's offensive online's may be going slowly, but it's c. it's had success with some major operations of an ice on tuesday. it's drones attacked russian military documents and the next crime in peninsula same is robbie reports not from cheese. the home of russia's black sea fleet, sylvester pull ship yard on the crime in peninsula on fire. a barrage of ukrainian missiles and unmanned speed boats were part of an attack on russia's naval centerpiece in the war. russia says 2 ships undergoing repairs were damaged. ukraine says it damaged the submarine and destroyed a large landing cross. just days earlier in the daylight operation, ukrainian special forces to control of the boy towers the offshore drilling platforms. russia seized after antics and crimea in 2014 used sense to control the black sea. at the opening o

teacher union randi wiengarten spoke to fox business about transgender athletes competing in women'sl sports. hillary vaughn is with me. you spoke to wiengarten. what does -- what's going on here? tell me more. reporter: stuart, we spoke to randi wiengarten about this issue and the reason why is this is being heavily debated on capitol hill right now. congress passed title 9 to protect female athletes and equal opportunities to compete and sports and now some progressives want to expand that to include by-logical males competing in girls sports. do boys have a right to compete against girls in school sports, should we repeal title 9? >> trans rights are human rights. reporter: the house passed a ban barring transgender athletes from competing in sports that align with gender identity. but that bill is dead on arrival. preventing from instituting blanket bans on trans-athletes and exceptions to restrict them. and wide range of views and wide range of views and there's no yes or no, but it is complicated. >> most say it's not complicated and 70% of people say transgender athletes compe