>> florence signa: 1941. >> julia reed: '41.is start selling hot tamales to go. in the beginning, the place catered to the black community. but after word got out how good the food was, white people started coming. which led to a kind of weird accommodation to the segregation of the day. blacks came in the front, white people snuck in the back. the menu expanded with the clientele. what human qualities are unique or marked in the native of mississippi? >> julia reed: i cannot address mississippi 'cause like i said, the delta is a whole 'nother planet. >> anthony: wow. okay, better question then. how does the lifelong delta resident differ from the other -- >> julia reed: you had to be a little crazy to wanna come in the first place, 'cause it was like the swamps, buddy. it was under water. i mean, you had to be crazy to come, and you had to have enough money to make it work. so you had some sort of gamblers. i mean, that -- that spirit still infuses the place. it's a little reckless. it's sophisticated 'cause they'd all come fro

formally charged along with the woman who handles the gun on the set, the armorer hannah gutierrez-reed the evidence prosecutors say they have. mola lenghi on what both could now face. >>> the newly elected new york congressman who lied about so many parts of his life story, george santos, and the apology today for lying about his education. embellishing his resume. and agreeing to step away from committee assignments for now. rachel scott tonight asking santos, was he pressured to do so? and the new interview tonight, santos on why he should get to stay in congress. >>> president biden and the documents. the white house pressed tonight, why did the american people not know that the fbi searched his private office in november, the one he used after he was vice president, after his own team found those classified documents? the white house says the president has cooperated and has been transparent throughout all of this. mary bruce tonight. >>> for the first time, the deposition video of former president trump in the case against his business. what he says over and over again when grille

steve reed thank you.reed thank you. it is _ unelectable. no comparison. steve reed thank you. it is not _ unelectable. no comparison. steve reed thank you. it is not a - unelectable. no comparison. steve reed thank you. it is not a phrase he would use, but there is a growing sense that labour is going back to the future, back, they say, to a connection with working class voters who the party was founded by and to represent. there is of course a danger that those very voters may say, that isn't what you were saying to us four year ago when you were arguing forjeremy corbyn to be our next prime minister. how that place out could shape much of the next yearin out could shape much of the next year in british politics. thanks for watching. hello again, over all the weather is going to be brighter today across england and wales, with some sunny spells. northern ireland stays cloudy, but in scotland it is turning increasingly wet in the north and west where strong winds will develop ing in the afternoon. gusts u

>> good to see you, reed. that's a good question.ike the things that happened today reed are just the weather. so it could be hot, it could be cold. it could be wet, it could be dry. we can't say too much about that. but when you look at these long term trends, you can see these changes, we're talking about 50 year trends and almost every part of the country it is warmer. some places significantly warmer today than it was 50 years ago. so those ups and downs and erratic things you're talking about, scientists look at temperatures and they can make a connection between erratic winter weather. >> the winter can definitely throw us off. we know you've been all around the country chasing this story and drilling down as close as where we live in tahoe. tell us what you're finding. >> reed, i went to the central sierra snow lab and what a cool place. they have scientists up there one in particular who studies snow. sort of like geologists would study rocks. here's something that we saw when we were up there. >> so the purpose of this whole

reed was killed there on thursday, his ambulance hit by a shell his family said. tonight his wife, alex potter, saying i have never met someone more selfless. everything he did was always for the benefit of others. the pair met in iraq and got married five days before war broke out in ukraine i can't imagine our lives without him. i loved him so much and he loved me so well nbc's richard engle met reed in iraq alongside fellow medic derrick coleman. >> how many front line medical posts like this are there in mosul right now? one. >> you're standing in it. >> this is it. >> yeah. >> reporter: coleman and reed last spoke two weeks ago. >> there's so many cliches of people talking about somebody with a big heart and somebody who really puts themselves in harm's way just to help everybody else pete was just that to the max. >> reporter: a young american who made a difference. >> at the end of it, they always talk about how many people died. i think that's what kept us here in the beginning is we wanted that number to be just a little bit less. >> reporter: raf sanchez

reed of rhode island. not guilty. mr. reed of rhode island. not guilty. mr. reed of nevada. mr. reid of nevada. not guilty. mr. rob gilbert. mr. rob not guilty. mr. roberts. your. mr. roberts. guilty. mr. rockefeller. mr. rockefeller not guilty. mr. roth. mr. guilty. mr. santorum. mr. santos graham. guilty. mr. sarbanes. mr.. not guilty. mr.. mr. schumer not guilty. mr. sessions. mr. sessions was guilty. mr. shelby. mr. shelby. not guilty. mr. smith of new. mr. smith of new hampshire. guilty. mr. smith of oregon. mr. smith of. guilty miss snow. ms.. snow. not. mr. specter. heard or. mr. stevens. mr. stevens. not. mr. thomas. mr. thomas. guilty. mr. thompson. mr. thompson. not guilty. mr.. you are. mr. thurmond. guilty. mr. torricelli. mr. torricelli. not guilty. mr. voinovich. mr. voinovich. each guilty. mr. warner. mr. warner. not guilty. mr. whetstone. mr. wells stone. not guilty. mr. widen. mr. widen not guilty. this. on this article of impeachment, 45 senators having pronounced william clinton president of the united states guilty as charged, 55 senators having pronounced hi

phillip reed.heir sculpture still stands in la favorite square, acro the street in the white house. in 161 mills, again with reed by his side won anothermportant commission. casting the bronze statue of freedom to sit atop the capitol dome. >> we know for sure that phillip kept the fires under the molds for the bronze casting process of this 19 1/2 sculpture. this is certainly skilled labor that requires skilled strength and basic understanding of engineering. >> by some historians he used pullies to restore it to the top of the dome. this pay voucher showed that rivaled worked nonstop for almost a year at $1.25 a day. >> he was paid more than the crafts person because he was justhat talented but he didn't get to keep that money. the only money he got to keep a little bit of is sunday's and we don't know for sure he got to keep that -- keep that money on sundays. >> he changed the spelling of his last name from reid to reed, perhaps to mark his status as a newly friedman and the indignities did not

reed and the others were. the van that they were in, the medics were in, i know the van that the, the man who pulled up from, who took the video was in. that was clearly marked. does the, did the van that mr. reed was in and the others, pete reed was in, was that marked at all as a medic's van? >> it doesn't seem to be, does it? looks like a white civilian van. i mean, i understand that inside, it's converted into an ambulance, but it doesn't have the sort of big red crosses on it that you might expect. in that kind of location. look, i mean, what the medics say is that there's no way this could've been mistaken for anything other than an ambulance, simply because these medical teams, pete reed included, had been working in bakhmut for months upon months , and the russians knew very well what they were doing, what these medical sort of volunteers , the kind of action they've been involved in, and the kind of way they were. they say there's no way this could've been mistaken. for anything military at all. which

prosecutors compiling instance after instance of alleged recklessness by baldwin, gutierrez reed, and movie's assistant director, dave halls. october 21st, 2121, baldwin was rehearsing with a pistol he believed had no ammunition when the gun fired, hitting hutchins and wounding director joel so souza. no cameras were rolling on set when the gun went off, but body camera footage shows baldwin waiting to talk with deputies. >> so my understanding, you were in the room when the lady -- >> i was holding the gun, yeah. >> okay, all righty. >> what do you need? >> reporter: today's filing states in media and law enforcement interviews, baldwin "displays very inconsistent accounts of what happened." >> the d.a. clearly believes that alec baldwin was lying in his media interviews. and that seemed to have a big impact on the decision to charge. >> reporter: in an interview with george stephanopoulos less than two months after hutchins' death, baldwin insisted to abc he did not pull the trigger. >> i let go of the hammer of the gun and the gun goes off. i let go of the gummer of the gun, the gu

today, he spent three hours at walter reed understood going many tests. in that health report, the president's doctor says biden continues to be treated for four different conditions. a type of irregular heart rhythm, higher concentrations of fats or lip pilds in the blood, also known as high cholesterol, and season alabamaer will. >>>s. the sumly says biden did not experience any long covid following his bout with the virus in july of 2022. his doctor also says that biden is fit to successfully execute the duties of the presidency. whit? >> stephanie ramos, thank you. >>> next tonight, tesla issuing a voluntary recall, because of a potential danger with its popular full self-driving feature. the company sending software updates to more than 362,000 vehicles. here's abc's transportation correspondent gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, tesla recalling more than 360,000 cars equipped with its full self-driving beta software over concerns the tech can increase the risk of a crash. that recall impacting certain teslas made between 2016 and 2023, including pop

labyrinth, moreover, they look like an ordinary river with picturesque banks densely overgrown with reedsanaging this boat is not so easy as it seems, but flat or not, it always strives to go to the side, you have to push off from the bottom with a hook and taxi, which is not always a good physical activity and a reward for all the efforts, new beautiful views. although it goes with the flow, of course, it goes well. but there is no longer any opposition. although, for sure. after several days of training to swim on such a boat, you can will be anywhere and quickly enough, but from the boat all the time it is new to burrow into the reeds. it seems to me that it would be much easier to row with oars, but this is where the pleasure lies. in overcoming difficulties and managing the boat with such a long hook. in general, the area of ​​the delta reserve is 320 m². a huge number of animals live in this area. first of all, the birds are cozy river floodplains with a lot.

hannah gutierrez—reed, the film's armourer, has also been charged.ur west coast correspondent, sophie long, sent this update from los angeles. just under two weeks ago, we learned that they were intending to file these formal charges. and along with that several documents have been filed to the court, a statement of probable cause and it really details what they alleged or how they allege alec baldwin had failed in his duty of care, both as an actor and producer. he faces two counts of involuntary manslaughter and the list is long, and the reasons they say put forward accusing him of not receiving sufficient training ahead of filming — they were filming a western, so many firearms used in that. they also said he failed to deal with safety complaints on set and pointed a gun at the cinematographer and director which, they said, is the first rule of what not to do regarding gun safety on a film set. they also say a rubber, orfake gun, could have been used and it was not. we have not had any response from alec baldwin today or from his lawyers but when

and then, the heart-stopping moment as a missile hurtles towards reeds' ambulance. military experts saying it bears all the hallmarks of a guided anti-tank missile. reed and the ukrainian woman whose life he was trying to whose life he was trying to save both killed. six others badly injured. the images captured by fellow international volunteer medic erko laidinen. >> they knew that we were coming, that we were responding, and i can say, it was a trap. >> reporter: you believe the russian military deliberately targeted you? >> of course, of course. >> and so let's bring in tom soufi burridge again tonight in ukraine for us. and tom, you just reported there on the escalation in fighting. we know tonight nato's chief has said he believes the new russian offensive has started, i also know when abc news pressed the pentagon today, they weren't willing to go that far? >> reporter: yeah, david, the secretary-general of nato says he believes a large scale offensive by russia is already under way, because the kremlin is sending thousands and thousands more troops into batt

the wife of american volunteer medic peter reed, who was killed in ukraine, speaking only on "gma" this morning. >> if there is a need, he saw it and reached out to help. >> his dedication to helping others, even in the last moments of his life. >>> warning signs. new emails obtained by our affiliate show first grade teacher abby zwerner's struggles to manage the alleged misbehavior of the 6-year-old boy accused of shooting her. the concerns she raised. >>> dramatic rescue. the coast guard saving a man on board a yacht rolled by a giant wave, but the story taking a strange twist, ending in an arrest. >>> near miss. the close call for a southwest airlines plane cleared for takeoff as a cargo plane was landing on the same runway. what the faa is saying this morning. >>> unsafe to drink. abc news returning to jackson, mississippi. the new look at the water crisis with kids caught in the middle. has anything changed? ♪ you won't break my soul ♪ >>> and music's biggest night. all eyes on beyonce. 28 grammys, but never the big one. could she finally win album of the year? plus, the star-studd

at that moment, we now know pete reed was killed.you determined that this was a targeted attack? >> thank you for having me. i think when we think of bakhmut, i have spent time there and i met pete reed there in eastern ukraine. we think of a lot of indiscriminate shelling an d hitting wherever there are ukrainian positions or some places in the city. but if you look at the video, that is obviously not indiscriminate, it is a tank guided missile fired from a position in order to fire that weapon at a target you need to be able to see what you are shooting at. so, again, slowing down the video, we have incredible visual investigations team that looked at the angle of the shot and measured the missile type that could be caught on camera and the direction at which it is fired. you can tell that it came from roughly russian positions where they have their frontline. >> and just understand, thomas, from what i understand from this video, he pulls up in that makeshift ambulance, along with other medics, because there is been an incident. s

reed: thank you. i think you've made the point quite clearly that this is not just an issue of financial fairness but military read iiness and the impact on families and individual service members. let me shift gears again to the buy now, pay later phenomenon that's going on. it's get manager and more popular. are these loans, buy now, pay later, being structured to avoid the military lending act? have you found any? mr. chopra: i don't want to say it's intentionally done a certain way but certainly the applicability of the military lending act gets trickier when it comes to buy now, pay later. one thing we're working with buy now, pay later firms on is how can they get credibility and certainty in the market and make sure if it's a substitute for credit cards how might we make sure disclosures and other protections are equivalent? i think we've seen what happens when there's no credibility in a product and it can be chaotic. i think buy now, pay later will be a major way people borrow. i think it's i

here he is, getting on marine one, which took him to walter reed medical center. the exam lasted three hours. the president said it went well. the doctor says the president, quote, is fit for duty, and can fully take on all responsibilities of his office. president biden is 80 years old and his health is sure to be closely watched, as he moves closer to next year's election. >>> we're learning more about the man accused in the mass shooting at michigan state university this week. the suspect, anthony mccray, was arrested in 2019. this is police body cam video, which was edited prior to it being released to the media. it shows a lancing police officer. mccray admits to carrying the weapon and did not possess a license to carry it. according to police, the gun was loaded and mccray had a second loaded clip in his pocket. mccray was then arrested and placed on probation on monday. as you know, he shot and killed three students on michigan state's campus, before killing himself. >>> the head of the e.p.a. is in ohio tonight, following that recent toxic train derailmen

amy: reed brody, thanks for being with us. former counsel of human rights watch.of “to catch a dictator: the pursuit and trial of hissene habre." next, the cdc warns teenage girls face record levels of hopelessness and depression. we look at the role of social media. back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the centers for disease control is warning teenage girls across the u.s. are engulfed in a " growing wave of violence and trauma." data shows there has been an increase in rapes and assaults as well as record levels of depression and hopelessness. the data is from a cdc survey conducted on 17,000 high school teenagers, were nearly a third of teenage girls said they considered suicide, up nearly 60% from a decade ago. at least 13% of them said they had attempted suicide in the past year, while almost 15% of the girls surveyed said they'd been sexually assaulted. we look at calls from congress to do more to protect children, especially girls online. we are joined by three guest

reed and the others were. the van that they were in, the medics were in, i know the van that the man who pulled up from, who took the video was, and what was clearly marked. did the van that mr. reed was in, was that marked out all as a medic span? >> it doesn't seem to be, does it. it seems to be a white, civilian van. understand that it is converted into an ambulance but it does not have the big red crosses on it that you might expect. in that kind of location. look, what the medics say is that there is no way that this could have been mistaken for anything other than an ambulance. simply because these medical teams, pete reed included, had been working in bakhmut for months upon months and the russians knew very well what they were doing, what these medical volunteers, the kind of action that they have been in, and the way that they were. they say that there is no way this could have been mistaken for anything military at all, which again, underlines for this idea that they were washed and then targeted by

reed's wife, alex potter says she believes the attack was intentional, and she joins me now. am so sorry for your loss, and i know pete's memorial service was just yesterday. can you take us back to just how you met? because i've read this story, and i find it amazing. you both met -- you had gone both to iraq. you went to cover the battle for mosul. how did -- how did you meet each other in the midst of this? >> yeah, so i had worked around the middle east and had left yemen about a year prior to going to iraq. i went to cover the battle, but there were plenty of people more experienced already documenting it. but i'm also a trauma nurse. and there was a real shortage of frontline providers just because of the security situation. most ngos were further back than that golden hour or platinum ten minutes for trauma care. so i read an article in the post about pete and derek who also recently passed, and the other group of medics. and i facebook messaged them saying can i come help you guys. and i thought i'd stay for a couple of weeks, but we fell in love really quickly and fo

gutierrez-reed and baldwin are facing charges of involuntary manslaughter.t's in the death of cinematographer halyna hutchins. each could be sentenced to 18 months in prison if convicted. baldwin also pleaded not guilty but waived his first court appearance. days ago prosecutors downgraded the charges against both. significantly reducing the possible prison time. then there is this new video surfacing overnight from local california station kob-4, they say it has exclusively obtained four videos taken from baldwin's phone by investigators appearing to show baldwin on the set of "rust" weeks before hutchins' death. the station says on the video, baldwin can be seen exiting the church, turning and firing on either side of the person recording. abc news has not been able, though, to confirm the video's authenticity, and we are also learning that producers of the film plan to resume production in the spring in montana. the film has been on hold since hutchins' death in october of 2021. >> that new video certainly set to raise more questions. phil, thank you. >>>

the capital attending physician recommended inpatient care at walter reed. he's there voluntarily. fetterman suffered a stroke last year. another stroke survivor is ben lujan of new mexico. >> i think having conversations with senator fetterman from the very beginning, even after he survived his stroke, he's gotten stronger and stronger. he has a lot of support here. he's going to do very well. >> fetterman went to the hospital last week. now tests ruled out another stroke. fetterman has missed eight of the 24 votes the senate has cast this year. he missed an agriculture committee hearing this morning. both of pennsylvania senators are out right now. bob casey is recovering from surgery for prostate cancer. martha? >> martha: thanks, chad. i want to go once down the panel and get your reaction to this. harold? >> he's a husband, a senator and father. i wish him nothing but the best. i hope they can attend to him. >> it's brave to raise your hand and say i need the help. they should support him and deal with the rest of the issues after he's well. >> my colleagues are correct. i fea

hannah gutierrez reed, the film's armourer, has also been charged. our west coast correspondent sophie long sent this update from los angeles. through on through on her, do the test, and one on the arm over there. the frantic efforts to save the cinematographer. in the moments after a rehearsal became a real—life horror story. halyna hutchins left behind a husband and young son, and an industry asking why live ammunition was ever on a film set. alec baldwin was the actor on set that pulled the trigger. alec baldwin was holding the gun but he denies pulling the trigger. he says it was freak discharge from a weapon he had been told was safe. i pulled out, slowly turn, cocked pistol, bang, and she hits the ground. but now he has been formally charged with involuntary manslaughter, which alleges a criminal degree of negligence. hannah gutierrez—reed, who was in charge of weapons on set, faces the same charges. prosecutors claim alec baldwin did not have sufficient firearms training, that he failed to deal with safety complaints on set, that he put his fi

reed also has evidence they unlawfully billed taxpayers to fund all of this.here do these people get their balls. you know what? i don't want to know. >> period! [cheers and applause] >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. he's so british he refers to fox nation as the col anyones, host of piers morgan on fox nation, piers morgan. >> piers: thank you. >> greg: she's so wise owls call her for advice. author of of the social justice warrior handbook, lisa depasquale! [cheers and applause]. >> greg: the only thing older than his act is his wardrobe, host of fox across america, jimmy failla! [cheers and applause] >> greg: and like day old coffee, she's ice cold and bitter. fox news contributor, kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: piers welcome to the show i feel like i just saw you. >> you did on the five. never have enough of me. >> never enough of piers. that should be your motto. i have a feeling we're going to look back at this era the way we looked at the 80s kind of like that child molestation scarce in the day cares. is it as scary over there. >> th

pete reed, a former u.s. marine, guyed when his ambulance was hit in the city of bakhmut. his widow saying he was doing what he loved. to the north and west, ukraine's second largest city hit by russian missile strikes, damaging a university. tom soufi trussiailes striking ukraine's second largest city. several injured in and with gun battles raging on the streets in the east, uk officials say besiejed troupes in that city are increasingly isolated. tonight, the wife of american medic pete reed who was killed in bakhmut paying tribute to her husband. >> every single person he came into contact with felt loved and heard. >> reed, a former marine, was evacuating civilians last week when his ambulance was shelled. he dedicated his life to helping people hit by disaster and conflict. his wife saying it was what he did best. >> this type of work was what he loved doing, what he was good at. the idea of people getting hurt weighed heavily on him. if there's a need, he saw it and reached out to help. >> tonight, damning allegations from a russian military officer who defected and

reed was working at the time as a medic trying to evacuate civilians.rning i spoke with his brother chandler, described pete as the good kind of crazy. he said he dedicated his life to helping others, putting himself in harm's way to do so before he was a marine. he served two deployments in afghanistan, and then afterwards he decided to be a medic. he helped kurdish forces as they liberated mosul, and what to do when people were injured and the area in which he was killed, one of the hottest areas in ukraine, one of the most dangerous. we spoke yesterday with the ukrainian president who described the situation on the front lines and said his forces operating in that area are in grave danger. they are trying to push back a new russian offensive and people like pete, volunteers giving up their own time and putting their lives at risk trying to get civilians out of the way. according to ukrainian officials, around 6,000 continue to be in the city, 200 are children. the tragic news, pete reed, a former american marine and current medic and volunteer killed

. >>> this is cbs news bay area with reed callan. >>> a historic church fire. leaders still trying to process. >> i don't even know what to say. this is a bad dream. this is a bad dream. it is devastating for our parishioners , for longer than anybody in the city. >> amid the tragedy, people doing what we do best, coming together to serve. thank you for joining us. a violent smoke last night. we are talking about the first african methodist episcopal church which is been serving the community . this is not the news we wanted to wake up to this morning. >> certainly a lot of unanswered questions afternoon as the investigation continues. all firefighters are saying right now is they know where the fire started but not how or fifighrsy the rean ou wh sc ong. it urs to get that fire under control. crews salvaging what they could from inside. framed pictures, flags and banners. the pastor says the inside has been completely gutted. >> it is devastating not only for our parishioners, but for the city. we have served and educated this community longer than anybody in

hannah gutierrez reed, the film's armourer, has also been charged. west coast correspondent sophie long sent this update from los angeles. through on through on her, do the test. — through on through on her, do the test, and one on the over there — the test, and one on the over there. ., . the test, and one on the over there. . . , ., , ., there. the frantic efforts to save the — there. the frantic efforts to save the cinematographer. | there. the frantic efforts to l save the cinematographer. in the moments after a rehearsal became a real—life horror story. halyna hutchins left behind a husband and young son, and an industry asking why live ammunition was ever on a film set. �* . �* ., ammunition was ever on a film set. ~ . ., ., set. alec baldwin, the actor on set. alec baldwin, the actor on set that pulled _ set. alec baldwin, the actor on set that pulled the _ set. alec baldwin, the actor on set that pulled the trigger. - set that pulled the trigger. alec baldwin was holding the gun but he denies pulling the trigger. he says it was freak discharg

>> that actually helps hannah gutierrez-reed to some degree, right?hen that should help her, but they don't seem to be giving her any credit for that in connection with the case. so, yes, it's important against baldwin in the big picture here. but, no, i don't think hannah gutierrez-reed is getting any credit for it with the prosecutors. >> well, because you still have those live rounds. >> exactly, live rounds and you have a question of her not being with the gun when she was supposed to be. >> dan, always thank you for your insight, my friend. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> now to fireworks at the alex murdaugh trial as a defense attorney clashed with the lead investigator over his interview with murdaugh just days after the killings. eva pilgrim is here with more including stunning new details from the wife's cell phone activity around the time of her murder. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, michael. these phones, they track a lot more than just calls and texts, when you move, when the phone moves, face i.d. attempts and the state is

every month , the growth of reeds for children means crying separately . how many times have you separated the drawer with mrs. raha raha raha khandwane of mecca , mr. farhang and his daughter are among the farmers who their job is to focus on the fruit. today i came here to experience the life of a full day farmer of this fruit closely. be with me. fajr , mr. darya . arrangement of what is glass, who is it? milan hossein's team has a subsidized heavenly insult , the song of the crab, one of the works. intangible china, which is performed for various festivals and ceremonies, the people of this city gather together and pray for a good harvest in this season, but i will see this festival closely with the beads of the people of this village . ha, throw humor in beeg here, which once only grew wild now, thanks to detailed scientific studies, it is kept in the big greenhouse of this city. a place here has also designed an intelligent control center for this greenhouse . he says to himself, "i wanna, my life, my life, my life, my life, the love of my life, our

i am reed cowan. once again, community station working offer solutions to the nationwide crisis of youth mental health challenges. with cbs news to look at the struggles, what is behind them, and bring kids and teenagers, and adults together for help and support to find solutions. please gather those you love around the television set for community conversation. circuit with get to other top stories starting with first alert weather. it is rainy outside. >> yes. it is first alert day, isolated thunderstorms moving over the bay. we have watched it on first alert doppler all morning. focus in the south bay much of the late morning and early afternoon. we will see a few more isolated showers skim through, that is 5:00 tonight. a line of rain moves across the entire bay and drops more snow around hamilton. it will quiet down after that. no more rain tomorrow. really about the next four to five hours, the chance for isolated thunderstorm is possible. then we get along break, nothing happens until saturday.

and reed galen joins us, cofounder of the lincoln project.number of gop campaigns, including john mccain, arnold sorts in a, or in short to bush. jonathan, it seems like mike pence is trying to carve out a lane for himself. will it work? is anyone in that lane? >> no, it's not going to work. donald trump is still the person to beat in this race. mike pence seems to have forgotten that the man he is hoping to run against sent a mob after him. and that mob, those people who support donald trump, still support donald trump, to the exception of no one else. so, he can say all sorts of things to differentiate himself from ron desantis, donald trump, nikki haley, anyone else who gets into the race. and he's still going to have that major problem. and just as a side note, how is it that you can support ron desantis on his unbelievable stop woke act activities, but then say it's gone too far he's gone after disney. that's just an after effect of the stop woke situation. disney, he won after disney because disney said that the bill that mike pence say

reed was speaking to us from spain.e speak to the pioneering scholar kimberlÉ crenshaw about critical race theory after the college board removes her writings from the required curriculum for its ap african-american studies class. back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "move" by beyoncÉ featuring grace jones and tems. on sunday night, beyoncÉ made history, winning more grammys than any artist in history. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we ended today show with kimberlÉ crenshaw, to talk about her work on intersectionality and critical race every after the college board removed her writings from the required curriculum for its ap african-american studies class. the college board recently revised its curriculum for an advanced placement african-american studies course and removed black lives matter, slavery reparations, and queer theory as required topics, while adding a section on black conservatism. the new curriculum was released on the first day of black history

the capitol attending physician recommended inpatient care at walter reed.oluntary basis. fetterman missed months of campaigning after suffering a stroke. >> to be honest, doing this debate wasn't exactly easy. after having that stroke i got knocked down but i'm getting back up. i'm for everybody in pennsylvania that got knocked down that ever had to get back up. >> fetterman went to the hospital last week after not feeling well. doctors ruled out another stroke. democratic new mexico senator ben ray lujan suffered a stroke last year. >> i have been having conversation with senators fetterman from the very beginning. and even after he survived his stroke he has only gotten stronger and stronger. he has a lot of support here and is he going to do very well. >> fetterman has now missed eight of the senate's 24 votes this year. fetterman missed a hearing in the agriculture committee today. he asked his first question at a hearing earlier this week. >> are there any barriers, any specific kinds of special barriers in -- for workers in the fossil fuel sector that

moynihan suggested that he go into patient care at walter reed.ntary basis, he didn't say the time he agreed to but he checked himself into walter reed medical center. the doctors at walter reed told us john is getting the care he needs and will soon be back to himself. it has been a struggle for fetterman as he has come to the senate still recovering from that stroke. he's had a difficult time communicating with senators because of the processing issues that he still suffers from this stroke. we observed many times that senators have talked to him, he's had a hard time communicating with them. clearly a major adjustment here, but making this revelation just moments ago, saying that he will -- in fact, he's checked himself in to receive treatment for clinical depression according to his office. we'll see what happens when the senator returns and how long this treatment will take place. >> his health had been a concern throughout the campaign and even after. we wish him well. keep us posted. thank you. >>> the special grand jury investigating donal

ed: bloomberg's reed pickett, fantastic reporting on the. eco-data i want to hone in on the tech sector and put it in the context of job cuts. all that we have seen in 2022, we have been asking if these cuts have been too large, too small or even to premature. here is what of -- he was what some guests have had to say. -- here is what some guests have said. >> even after the recent layoffs he of seen, we still see tech as relatively loaded. when you look at how much employment counts have grown relative to its real sales growth over the past several years. even after >> the recent layoffs. for every large big tech company that is having layoffs, there are many small organizations that are eager to gobble the employees up. i would not say there is a growth. we're seeing is a ceos taking advantage of fear. >> these layoffs put the companies in a position where it is more difficult for them to show, better than expected sales in profits because if they had better than sales profits they would not cut headcount significantly. >> the layoffs are

i'm reed cowan. let's start out with some breaking news out of the east bay. as oakland tries to figure out what comes next for their police department, we have confirmed that police have shot a suspect in oakland this afternoon. chopper was above the scene in the area of international boulevard and 105th avenue. you can see the mayhem on the street. authorities tell us the suspect may have been armed and may have tried to carjack somebody. right now, it is unclear what led up to the gunfire. we are getting small details right now. we also don't know the condition of the suspect. as soon as we get updates, we will pass them along to you. we are on the ground and in the sky. >>> former oakland police chief , leronne armstrong, who would have been overseeing the scene, spoke publicly today to the media for the first time since he got the ax. in no uncertain terms, he said he should still be in charge today. >> i was wrongly terminated for standing up for the city of oakland. >> anne makovec joins us now. armstrong sissy delivered on the promises and made the dep

host: the speaker read plan. -- reed plan. [laughter] guest: cameras on capitol hill changed the culture, for sure. it changed how people used floor time. and i think that there is a lot of -- to how the evolution has gone. host: the book is "why congress." what is your feeling about cameras in the supreme court? guest: i think that they know what will happen if they let them in, in that news shows will be looking for soundbites. and may be justices will start to feel the pull of,if i gave a good enough soundbite, then i get to go on all the national news shows tonight. it changes things for the actors. i can understand why the justices themselves have resisted that trend. and i think that my prediction is that they will continue to resist it, until people are literally banging down their doors demanding it. the released the audio pretty promptly these days. or you can read the arguments. they have gone right up to that but they know if there's tv clips, everything changes. i think they are right. to my mind, giving members of

host: the speaker read plan. -- reed plan. [laughter] guest: cameras on capitol hill changed the culture, for sure. it changed how people used floor time. and i think that there is a lot of -- to how the evolution has gone. host: the book is "why congress." what is your feeling about cameras in the supreme court? guest: i think that they know what will happen if they let them in, in that news shows will be looking for soundbites. and may be justices will start to feel the pull of,if i gave a good enough soundbite, then i get to go on all the national news shows tonight. it changes things for the actors. i can understand why the justices themselves have resisted that trend. and i think that my prediction is that they will continue to resist it, until people are literally banging down their doors demanding it. the released the audio pretty promptly these days. or you can read the arguments. they have gone right up to that but they know if there's tv clips, everything changes. i think they are right. to my mind, giving members of