i said, i think i'm rhonda christie. or do you know rhonda crisper trisha christie?ame is bob christie. >> i almost dropped the phone. she knew i hesitated and she said this is your daughter rhonda. and there was something that clicked in my mind, that i recognize the voice. the rang a bell. >> he called to my mom, barbara, to pick up the phone. he said rhonda's on the phone. she picked up the phone and the first thing out of her mouth was, shirley stole. you >> pepper was shaking inside and out. >> i went into the most emotions i think i've ever had in my entire life. ever. >> the memories were true, or so it certainly seemed. she got on a plane for ohio. they were all of course, 37 years older, and in a way, strangers now. but here they were. all the images she had dreamed about. for those 37 long years. >> there you are in your bath. all those roles, to. >> used to be a chubby little baby. look at you, just learning to walk. and smiling in the old way. you had a good life, honey. >> i know. >> so it was happy, and said. comforting. but also deeply strange. because

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it's in hunger and rhonda. i mean you are in gama, but you did you, did you see some of the did you see the volcano eruption earlier? yeah, i mean you every very is is it called so just media wanda, rhonda. i can use the absence and love it. yeah. what's it, what's why communism with smoke? sometimes there are, there are fumes from, from something like this is there. is it, is the temperature changed in some way? what's it like? what does it feel like there at the moment? yeah, it's a contract change. now it's really cold. yeah, it's cold but yeah. some people just have some kids. you know, it's nice then. yeah, it's 3 to call you and thank you very much. thank you for joining us there for you on your list in the eastern city of gum or cause her falling development to that volcano, which has iraq did. and government is putting evacuation plan in place. so still, many people there in the vicinity of the volcanoes who, hearing was much more still ahead for you on the program. cannot stay in a place that does not

but if you want to talk to best reach f rhonda, you have to include democracy. we've had to effect of human rights. we've got a chief piece and the stability icon stopped short of actually apologizing for from his role in the genocide. that kind of message would likely have been attacked by the far right home. but what he said was more than enough for president kick me, his words were something more valuable than an apology. the they were the truth in its earlier years to gummies government switched when the schools from french language to english during the commonwealth and launched a national cricket team. the us and u. k. were in here trans, was out. not any more malcolm web out to 0. golly rwanda coming up as to the weather. new images lay bad destruction being done to indigenous land in brazil by inigo goldmine. as we check out a unique project in berlin, which will bring 3 global fates together on the one grief ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello. v monsoon rains, continue across central, the southern parts of chi

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rhonda waited nine years for the organ donation that would save her life.n arab christian born in the old city of jerusalem, relying on dialysis as her kidneys failed. then the call came in the midst of conflict. her life would change forever and become a symbol of hope and coexistence during turbulent times. >> translator: when i went into the operation, i didn't know who gave me the kidney. after the operation, they told me i had the kidney of --. i said what? how can that be? they told me i got a present. i said, good. i was moved. in a war, a jew gave a kidney to an arab. >> reporter: after being badly beaten by a group of young arab israeli men, caught up in the wave of violence pitting jews and arabs against each other as israel and hamas traded fire. his brother eulogizing that with his death, he had given life. >> translator: he believed in coexistence. he said to me it would not happen. he believed if you put your head out, everything will be fine. and the worst thing happened. >> reporter: his body embarking on his final journey, but his legacy li

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1st time in 19 years, triggering panic along to 1000000 residents of goma 1000 lead to neighboring rhonda . and the vision song contest is back after a corona virus. i a to the audience that would help me is telling an entry take top honors extravaganza and rotterdam. ah, i'm really good to have you with us. the un security council welcomes the see fire between israel and her mas let palestinian militants and calls for immediate humanitarian aid for palestinian civilians, especially those in gaza. on the 3rd day of the seas bar, thousands of displays, families are returning to their homes and gaza, or what is left of the un says at least 6000 people have been left homeless. egyptian mediators are in israel, and the palestinian territories continuing talks aimed at ensuring hostilities. do not resume bringing our correspondent tanya kramer. she is in garden city right now, tanya, welcome. you've been in gaza things the same fire came into effect. seeing the devastation firsthand. tell us what the situation is like for palestinians trying to rebuild and regain some sense of normalcy. well,

. >> rhonda santos was proud to codify voter suppression into law on national television to me, florida, rhonda santos earned the dishonor of being the absolute worst. >> they will perish if they do not pass the restriction laws in every state. >> jim and jane crow, sally and every other crow we can imagine flying low to deprive people the right to vote, shameful and a sad day in american democracy. >> sad day in phraseology, the family of jim crows that are coming for your voting rights in florida. >> reminds me how frustrated people were when i was talking to, we drove to philadelphia from washington after the election talking to democratic voters, people were democratic operatives who said how frustrating it was to show up in philadelphia every few years for an election and find out you already voted and need to have that undone to make the decision yourself, someone already checked that box. florida used after with their elections back in the day, they took a lot of time to fix that, nowadays they are a model for how to run an election, absolute model for the country because they ar

the people have been evacuated last week. slowly returning people who have crossed the border to rhonda for example. but if you go a 30 kilometers to the west, to the tunnel succor that you have seen in the report, the situation is actually dire. so people really struggle to get a drink of water. and so, and the report and it's quite dangerous because also mentioned there is the looming threat of an evil or sorry of an outbreak. so because been now trying to drink the water from the lake, the nearby lake here. and this is a risk for, for the people, and also doctors without borders. also warns of potential color outbreak yesterday we heard of some reports. we heard from some reports of them 8 cases from some local administrative leaders. but that hasn't been confirmed with health organization. many people who fled go are still unable to return in some cases because their homes have been destroyed by lava. how are these people coping? so yeah, there are 4500 homes destroyed and took 20000 people actually affected. that's according to the u. n, so these people left with basically nothing.

saying, i remember in, can you wonder the booker, my call didn't apologized and received praise from rhonda the president. nonetheless, this was a powerful speech or the special meaning his was well something more vulnerable an apology to cement the refreshment macro wants to appoint a french ambassador to wander a spot that hasn't been filled in 6 years. for some london, his speech fell short of an apology. for others, it signaled the beginning of a new chapter in french london relations. eric call the author of one of the most popular children's books in the world has died. he was 91. his most famous book, that very hungry caterpillar was published in 969, using simple words and bright colors. it told the tale of a case, a pillar with an insatiable appetite, hewing his career, recall rhodes, and illustrated more than 70 books. ah, a child once called him a picture writer, a turn the american author eric call thought was very fitting. in 1969, he created the very hungry caterpillar over all he wrote and illustrated more than 70 children's books. but none of his work touched as many hards a

rhonda has long accused france of complicity. the deaths of 800000 people were mostly towards you. foreign ministers meeting in portugal to discuss further sanctions against bruce, a. germany's fundamental hi co mass says the bellows have paid a high price for forcing the landing of a ryan and jets in order to arrest the didn't journalist ministers want to come up with a list of targeted economic sanctions that use already bad and valid. lucy and airlines from the skies flying in circles before going right back to where it started. the beloved in bella rizzi and airlines flight from minsk to barcelona, never reached its final destination. it was forced to return to minsk after polish officials told the pilot he may not be allowed to enter french es face . on monday the european union agreed to ban beller as an airlines from its skies. the measure is among sanctions imposed after bela was forced to plain to landon means the aircraft was carrying dissident reman protest. savage was arrested upon arrival. he is seen here in this all

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. >> 17 years ago rhonda found a cicada in her car. >> i was having an outright panic attack they ares she doesn't generally like any insects but she's not alone in her anxiety over cicadas. which emerge from the earth every 17 years. in can be only described as a biblical unslot of swarming and noise making. so they come out all at once make this noise like a horror movie but they are harmless. >> can't hurt people at all. >> paula is a scientist at the university of maryland. >> here's a big one. >> nice. >> one myth about cicadas they're dormant underground and only wake up after a spring fall. >> they're actually really busy down there. >> they are busy they're actively feeding on tree roots, sap and actively developing. and when they do finally surface in swarms of millions per acre, some welcome them. >> i'm very excited about this. >> ian from mount st. joseph in cincinnati created an app for sick ka da to track movements this year blue x variety found in 15 states in the district of columbia so now your app shows they've been spotted in illinois, indiana, pennsylvania. >> yeah

rhonda shouted be as strong platinum in all of these areas as a present. i once again thank you again for being with us here today. i thank everyone who is here for your kind attention and now like a friend president micro to make his statement. and then we will be happy to take your questions. thank. thank mister lizzie, don't mess who whoa. whoa is no, it isn't. it is minutes. different. and on a thicker responsibility you've done with the mother. both of you will allow me of all. thank you for this invitation and you're welcome. one moment concerning delegation of myself. i'd like to draw attention to the symbolic decision. holton, it is an order as yet, of course, when you don't like this visit. she said he's in the 2nd one of a to didn't this present to the french republic should put he don't was a v mr. president would see of it more novel proponents don't in your word list made it was going to meet the spirit of a common work scene or something we've started to work on because we've been, i saw, you know, corporate d. c to work with dialogue without

must be going always on the in the east, close to the border with rhonda and lava almost reached goma interruption last weekend . authority. if you're a repeat could be much more serious. a quick escape seems all but impossible. the road leading out of coma are jammed with traffic. tens of thousands of residents are trying to sleep many by cars, because mountaineer, a gumbo could erupt again at any time for the domain. so right now is to get my family to safety. so we don't know what can happen with the volcano. we can feel a lot of rumblings people are being told to leave the city of coma. otherwise many will die clo food mattresses, the residence of the north cuban region, and the democratic republic of congo, rush to pack their most necessary belongings. many are headed to neighboring rwanda . those who don't have a car make their way out on foot, would try to escape by boat. but the port is also these orphan children are among the lucky ones to make it out. mountaineer gonzo is considered one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes the erupt last saturday claimed at least 32 life

hey, rhonda, good morning to you. as well. it is for i d nice start to the weekend today. into saturday and sunday. n - >> we are going to be looking at a brisk one at times this morning. as we are seeing a pretty steady breeze making its way into the coastline. that's also transporting some cooler shun error direction and is ensuring that today stays just as comfortable as yesterday. did you look outside at half moon bay here does show some low clouds overhead saw some fog late afternoon. actually a lot of that cleared out really quickly and we've had a relatively clear evening sense that point visibility for most areas is doing just fine. although i'm going to be keeping an eye on any pockets of fog that may pop up in may interrupt your commute this morning. radar is showing dry skies across the region. certainly a nice note for your friday morning commute, too. and right now we're in the 40's and 50's san jose fremont and hayward egypt. 52 oakland. you're at 53 right now. conquered just updated to 53 degrees as well. so relatively mild start to this morning by the time

. >> rhonda is next. caller: good morning, america. i have lived in new jersey my whole life. it is really a beautiful, integrated community. i have adopted my baby granddaughter. she is seven years old. her school is 78% hispanic. i know that census is under. i know that they are not registering with the census, these hispanics that are in our country. i do not have a problem with them. i love them. they are my neighbors and they have beautified our city with their culture and talent. it breaks my heart that these people are afraid to come out and register so that we can get more funds for new jersey taxes. i built this house 15 years ago. my property taxes were 4000 a year. now they are 8000 a year. >> we will go from there. michael: we do not know yet. we only know how many people this census shows are in a state. there are under counts in some communities. they are also over counted. it is not a significant of account, but it does happen. it is really white people -- we do not know if there are differential counts. a lot of experience. it was especially hard to get. there

but if you want to talk to best reach out for rhonda, you have to include democracy. we've had to effect of human rights. we've got it. she piece and the stability icon stopped short of actually apologizing for from his role in the genocide. that kind of message would likely have been attacked by the far right home. but what he said was more than enough for president kick me his was well, something more vulnerable than an apology. the they were the truth in its earlier years to gummies government switched when the schools from french language to english during the commonwealth launched a national cricket team, the u. s. and u. k. were in here trans without not any more. malcolm web out is era, kigali rwanda still to come here on al jazeera warnings over 2nd volcanic eruption and goma thousands of residents leave the city and uniting 3 religions under a single roof. the foundations are laid for a unique building project in berlin. ah ah hello, the weather is largely fine and try across australia, but that's not the complete story. we have got some wet weather coming in

right, vulcan ologist de la re heading towards game as opposed to the city news on the board with rhonda, the government there is opened for to, to let in those fleeing the eruption. we don't know what to do. we don't even know how to act. there's no information, even on the national channel. people are panicking them and we don't know if we should stay in the house or talk. we've come from the village fling the fire from the volcanoes lava, looked into the sky and saw the red color from the volcano. we are looking for a place to shelter if you want that. let's bring in good melita. he's in the eastern congo correspondent for associated press joints, been via skype from nearby, and he could help you with this on the program. i mean, what are you hearing about sort of the deteriorating situation in go about in an around go. but regarding those evacuations and the law of getting a closer to the airport. yeah. for now. oh, most of it's a mission that we get that is near the airport and more than enough 3000 local population from government have fled to you're going to to wonder to, to do. b

as you venture outside, though, as rhonda mentioned, still in that holding pattern for yet another one you can see outside that we do have conditions that are foggy in san francisco. we do have the sales force tower rising through that dense fog in some places. now fog is going to relieve some of our beside and our coastal cities from that heat or inland areas still going to be in the midst of it, though napa san francisco happening bay among some of our really foggy pockets this morning. visibility is low, including on many of our you do want to factor that in as you make your way into the office this morning. this fog is definitely dance and it's pretty widespread, actually not super isolated. actually seeing it for a lot of areas to kick off this wednesday morning. radar dry skies there's nothing new we've been used to those dry skies. so much lately. that's also going to be staying with us now as first temperatures go 40's and 50's is where we're at pittsburgh 58 oakland and san mateo, 50 degrees. well 40's for berkeley san francisco in much of the north bay temperatures today stil

but if you want to talk to best reach rhonda, you have to include the democracy. we expect if we you money, right? we've got it. she peace and stability icon stopped short of actually apologizing for from his role in the genocide that kind of message would likely have been attacked by the far right home. but what he said was more than enough for president kemi his was well, something more vulnerable than an apology. the they were the truth. i in its earlier years to come here, government switched one, the schools from french language to english, joined the commonwealth launched and national cricket team, the u. s. and u. k. were in here trans was out. not any more. malcolm went out to 0. kigali rwanda. nearly 80000 lives known to been lost to k with 1900 and iran, but government officials conceived many more may have died. and after 4 ways, the middle east's worst hit countries facing a 5th, as bank reports now from terror on the buddies come in one after another at thereon largest graveyard factors. after the rough loaded and prepared for burial families, wait pa

. >> reporter: rhonda hampton watched as investigators combed the crime scene where her son christopher was murdered. the oakland police department says the shooting happened just after 2:00 this afternoon. >> there was a series of gunshots that could be heard from the police department. >> reporter: bullet casings were scattered on the sidewalk next to his white car, where he was found on the passenger side of the car. >> multiple rounds. i believe our shot spotter may have counted at least 20 rounds. >> reporter: and there may have been more than one shooter in this case. >> probably a high powered weapon. there was probably multiple weapons that were involved. >> reporter: family and friends gathered at the crime scene to grieve and comfort each other. christopher was not only a son and a brother but the father of a 2-year-old little girl. hampton confirms with kpix that her son was being looked at as a suspect in the murder of his aunt last june in san francisco. she doesn't believe what happened today was an act of retaliation. he was never charged in the murder case. >> they didn'

we will have been for stuff across the board of rhonda, this is burning. yeah, getting of it. but if you go to the width to the 2nd, well, that's very talk to desirable people. tell you that day that medical session should stay. now if they could get caught up right now, the danger yesterday about cases event in the 2nd, but they have not been so many people who fled are still unable to return. of course, in some cases because their homes have been destroyed by lava. how are these people coping? yeah, i know that's been 4020 people. they said that we thought people, you know anything else in the church and most likely one side. but mario very good talking to you. unfortunately, the line is a bit shaky there. that was our correspondent, mario miller in goma. thank you so much for your reporting. so let's take a look at some of the developments in the corona virus pandemic, vietnam plans to test all 9000000 residence approach. human city, amid a growing outbreak over the next 2 weeks, people there will only be allowed to leave homes, leave home for necessary activities, australi

rhonda has long accused france of complicity in the death of a 100000 people were mostly tutsis of e. u. foreign ministers have been meeting in portugal to discuss further sanctions on beller roofs. new sanctions will target bella roses, lucrative potash export, as well as its oil and finance sectors. the block has already banned, but there was an airlines from you guys. germany's hypo mos said, bella vision, president, alexander lucas shanker, must pay a high price for forcing ryan at play and to divert and land in order to arrest a dissident journalist. there's patient that we were discussing who should be added to the sanctions lift. it won't be just individuals responsible for what's happened in recent days. we'll be targeting companies to him. that's the actions we've seen from lucas jenko and bela ruth had a terroristic character. it was so unacceptable that we're not ruling anything out . let's hope this hours with german pharmaceutical ma speaking and d, w correspondent, band legal was covering the foreign ministers meeting in portugal and he sent us his assessment. there are

florida has become the latest republican run us state to restrict voting by mail governor rhonda scientists signed in the law which imposes new id rules live on the right wing fox news channel having barred other media texas lawmakers are poised to vote on a similar bill and one has already been passed by the republican controlled legislature in georgia it follows former president donald trump's unfounded claims about mail in ballot for. cutter's foreign minister says no one is above the law following the arrest of the country's finance minister early shareef. a cut a news agency says it's due to suspected misuse of public money and abuse of power has been removed from his position pending further investigation. and that. the action taken so far has to do with the finance minister's public office or other institutions and companies observe clearances all of the practices of governance and they are subject to checks and balances rules and regular orders therefore they are doing business as usual simply because an office cannot be impacted by the absence of a particular office or officials co

you can add 2 to rhonda to to play volcano. you're going go from can, can already stretched hospitals in rural parts of india are reporting arise and rare, and deadly infection. amongst creative iris patients, dana's black fungus, doctors say it's difficult to treat you to a severe shortage of medicines. and 1000000 people who now died from corona virus across latin america. argentina has gone back into lockdown for the 1st time since last year to days of soaring infections. it's reported more than $35000.00 new cases for a 3rd day in a row schools and all non essential businesses are closed until the end of the month and the nighttime curfew is in place. you can follow those stories on a website at all. just have a dot com, it's updated through the day about with more news and half now, next to launches era. it's the bottom line to stay with us. growing up in parson, unforgiving circumstances. children learn to pay dangerous gain. the thing is to have worn down by frustration and broken promises, young men living under the con

the still a considerable amount of morning rhonda before they can not through the cooler it is an unprecedented crisis over the past 50 years until may 22nd. we have had more than 30000. this is due to kronos. it is about 40 percent of the total crow, not this last year in the wash, but is with water. and even now in most of the muslim countries, it is not done. but here we do all religious procedures. one would compare here with other countries around has an accepted living. iran has bought vaccines from both china and russia, as well as working and developing its own its hope to us is over and they won't be a 5th wave. but that's of little consolation to those who have already lost loved ones as well, bake ultra zeta thereon. ah .

florida has become the latest republican run us state to restrict voting by mail governor rhonda scientistssigned a law which imposes new idea of rules to live on the right wing fox news channel having bought other media texas politicians are poised to vote on a similar bill and one has a ready been passed in georgia this fall is former president donald trump's unfounded claims about mail in ballot frauds judith brown deanna's is a voting rights expert and executive director with advancement project national office she says florida's move is yet another effort to prevent minority groups from exercising their right to vote. what governor dissenters and the republican legislature is trying to do is to make it harder for people to vote what we saw in this country and 2020 was record turnout of voters and what has happened is that republicans especially at the state level have moved to make sure that that doesn't happen again because they don't like the people who actually turned out places a place of georgia where you had african-americans turning out in record numbers so now there is this eff

saying, i remember in can you wonder the book my call didn't apologized and received praise from rhonda the president. nonetheless, this was a powerful speech or the special meaning his was where something more vulnerable than an apology to cement the rush, mom micro wants to appoint a french ambassador to wonder a spot that hasn't been filled in 6 years. for some london, his speech fell short of an apology for others and signaled the beginning of a new chapter in french london relations to india. now, which is still a devastating 2nd wave off the pandemic. children may be among the least likely to be killed by over 19, but they suffer in different ways, especially when they are their own parents die from the disease. the w correspondence, many are child re reports from delhi for 9 years now, 3 people that had worked with children from under previous communities on a daily basis. she deals with children who have experienced create laws and are forced to grow up before they're ready. but since the outbreak of who with 19 their numbers are growing, children are being made to quit educatio

but if you want to talk to best reach out for rhonda, you have to include the democracy. we expect if we, you money, right. we've got it. she's peace and stability. icon stopped short of actually apologizing for from his role in the genocide that kind of message would likely have been attacked by the far right home. but what he said was more than enough for president kick m a. his was well, something more vulnerable than an apology. the they were the truth in its earlier years to gummies government switched when the schools from french language to english during the commonwealth launched a national cricket team, the u. s. and u. k. were in here trans without not any more malcolm web out to 0, kigali rwanda and the news ahead israeli security forces accused of using excessive force against palestinians who suffered permanent injuries on a plea for help from the parents of a valor is dissident journalist who was snatched from a diversion passenger plane. ah hello, welcome to look at the international forecast. we're about to lose the some like weather that we've seen across

as you venture outside, though, as rhonda mentioned, still in that holding pattern for yet another onehave conditions that are foggy in san francisco. we do have the sales force tower rising through that dense fog in some places. now fog is going to relieve some of our beside and our coastal cities from that heat or inland areas still go

but if you want to talk to dave bent, asked reach, rhonda, you have to include the democracy. we've had to effect if we you money, right? we've got it. she peace and stability. my com stopped short as actually apologizing for from his role in the genocide. that kind of message would likely have been attacked by the far right home. but what he said was more than enough for president kemi his was well something more vulnerable than an apology. the they were the truth in its earlier years to gummies government switched when the schools from french language to english during the commonwealth and launched a national cricket team. the u. s. and u. k. were in here trans was out. not any more malcolm web out to 0. kigali rwanda. molly's military says the president of prime minister had been freed from detention after agreeing to resign. but neither has been seen yet. colonel, as see me, go to arrest of the transitional leaders on monday, accusing them of violating earlier agreement. it was hack reports now from the capital america. molly's president, bow endow, had it coming, says, bu

facemasks in defiance of local laws requiring people to wear them but earlier this week florida governor rhonda santos signed a bill suspending all state wide mask regulations along with other covert 1900 guidelines saying he didn't think people should be policed anymore during the ongoing pandemic and that includes banning businesses from requiring so-called vaccine passports or proof that people have been fully vaccinated but the governor's order could end up backfiring at least when it comes to one major industry in florida the cruise line industry the centers for disease control and prevention are cities see gave the green light for cruises to set sail once again this summer when certain conditions among them that 98 percent of the crew must be fully vaccinated along with 95 percent of the passengers the head of norwegian cruise line says if florida will not allow the vaccine verifications the norwegians cruise ships may have to set sail from ports in other states and florida could end up losing millions of dollars or more if other cruise lines follow suit in the meantime the centers for di

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bravo, teachers union head randy weingarten endorses the wild conspiracy theory that florida governor rhonda santos is hiding his status true covid numbers and said to santos's lies inspired people, the person who organized the data was rebecca jones who told the truth, transparent on covid cases and was fired. reminder this rebecca jones is the fake whistleblower who made up the story about desantis so based on jones's fictitious account weingarten suggests the covid numbers in florida could be as bad as california. joining me now the president of the committee to unleash prosperity, this woman wields so much power that she was able to really call handedly keep schools close across the united states in mostly red states. >> mostly blue states. she's got the head of the cdc numbers, herself, cutting and pasted, the school opening gardens and that being a school closure guidance, the teachers union dictated us when shaking us down for $125 billion, the woman who lead that effort and was remarkable to me about this story is this was ice cool kid, sam bravo at all credit to him, the first journ

todd: rhonda santos double down on his call for masks to be optional in the classroom one mom is launchingnmask kids. joining us to discuss is that mom, melissa sullivan. pretty bold move to come into a district, guns blazing like this. why are you doing it? >> honestly, thanks for having me. i am doing this for my child and the millions of children that have lost out on almost an entire year, over a year of being masked in the classroom. my son is going to be a senior. we had enrolled him in a new school last year. so terrible for him because everybody was masked, wasn't able to make friendships or see faces so it was a terrible experience for him. we bought a home in florida and decided let's get him down here. governor desantis doing everything right in our opinion and if we make the move now instead of waiting until he graduates our child can become a normal senior year with prom and friends and maybe a girlfriend, normalcy. todd: a statement from the district, there has not been a decision so we will keep the mask policy until then. the school board will make a decision during its jun

money would be necessary had governor gavin newsom handled covid 19 properly like florida governor rhondavernors did not destroy their economy or decimate schools by shutting them down but a thoughtful approach navigating covid 19 risks while maintaining at least a sense of normalcy. with newsom many people are out of work, lost their jobs, the schools have been shut down for more than a year and there will be long-lasting impacts in education and now he thinks by giving them $500 here, $500 there that we are all going to forgive him, no, he should have done his job and needs to continue to do his job reopening the state fully as soon as possible. jillian: when you about giving people more money it seems, truck drivers on earlier this morning saying when you are getting this money from the government, i'm going to sit home and stay here and not go back to work yet. the question is how is this ultimately down the road going to help california or will it end of hurting more for that reason? >> absolutely it will hurt more, but it continues to prevent the remaining businesses in california t

laura: governor rhonda santos was asked about critical race theory being taught in schools. >> it isxpensive to the taxpayer that they would be asked to fund critical race. and to fund teaching kids to hate their country and hate each other. laura: that is the leadership, we need every governor across the country to do the same thing. >> i agree 100%, stand up, push back, fight for the constitution. laura: the poison of critical race. doesn't just bond needless and divisive addition to the curriculum but is robbing our students of chances to achieve. what am i talking about? in the name of so-called equitable outcomes california is proposing new guidelines that would force educators to keep all students in the same level of mathematics courses until their junior year in high school. only then would students be able to go to advanced classes like calculus or statistics. do you have a gifted child in your family? california doesn't care. they want to snuff out their educational achievement and try to even everything out along the way. secretary of education bill evers wrote a great pie

florida governor rhonda santos suspended all remaining covid restrictions in his state. >> not only does this bill provide protection for individuals, schoolchildren, businesses but also some provides protection for all floridians in terms of their personal health information and prohibit statutorily vaccine passports. >> new yorkers are still fleeing to california. what has been free and open the past year for the last 4. for all you new yorkers happy that cuomo announced broadway would reopen and capacity restrictions would be listed as of may 19th you can thank red state governors for forcing his hand. you can't say we took on the democratic governors what would happen if they kept their economies cut off and their workers and kids at home but it is becoming more obvious by the day that these power-hungry governors and radical mayors are endangering their future and will eventually see their states left behind. over the weekend the washington post revealed their worry about democrats chances in 2022. a growing list of house democrats in competitive district is headed for the exit addi

jillian: governor rhonda santos lifts all covid 19 restrictions. >> need to be policing people at thispoint. if you are saying that you don't believe in the vaccine. you don't believe in the science. >> this prohibits schools and businesses from being requiring people show proof of vaccination. you don't have to wear masks in public spaces, in connecticut they left covid 19 restrictions. and they are subject to capacity limits. they reopen service 24 hours a day 7 days a week on may 17th. you may need more than a ticket you back in sporting events, in the nba and nhl, with task force at the gate. todd: most of them adopted clear apps the lids to covid length results. in 6 days. >> it is important. >> going to affiliate game? jillian: it has less to do with that and more that they can't hit. if they figure out i can hit they will figure it out. 10 minutes into the hour, a suspect back on the streets and new york's controversial bail reform laws. how many criminals will be released before they realize those laws do not work. doug takes you away from this. >> i refuse to talk about what a

. >> the next question is from rhonda.has to do with some of the public initiatives that we have talked about. she wants to know, is there an allocated budget for first ladies for their projects? how did they actually get things done that they wanted to promote or do? >> the first lady has a budget. i remember rosemary carter voted for a bigger budget than she actually got because it's always a little, there is some competition between the east wing and the west wing about with the east wing is paying its press secretary and its social secretary and those people. many of the first ladies have insisted that they be paid well. that the be paid on the scene level. so as i said, the budget is established by the administration. and some of them go outside of it. ladybird part people. some of them use a much smaller budget. you can see millennia trump has a very small staff, and likes it that way, evidently. so they do have a budget. the first one to actually be listed as a government employee that i know of, first member of a f

migrants have been released to the interior without reporting to an ice office, now some governors like rhonda santos threatening to sue over enforcement. >> when i have somebody that was illegally in the country convicted of a crime biden's administration releases them back into the committee. the the convicted criminal aliens, totaled a religion of duty and responsibility to take care that the laws are faithfully executed. >> this as fox news at latest polling shows the border is the third most important issue facing our country followed by the economy and covid yet the administration not calling it a crisis and no plans for the president or vice president to visit the southern border. this afternoon vice president harris will meet with leaders to discuss economic development in northern triangle ahead of the trip to guatemala and mexico next month. a quick data point, we are learning 33,000 migrants apprehended last month were from countries other than mexico or the northern triangle. >> ohio governor mike the wine announcing winners in the fax 1 million sweepstakes. >> two likely ohioans a

rhonda santos in florida, over georgia, they tell you this could possibly have come from a lab becaused it but over and over it is a lie. >> not surprisingly donald trump taking a victory lap tweeting something out there. privilege victims, we always appreciate it. jillian: police searching for a motive behind the kidnapping of a little boy in dallas, the neighborhood found cash vernon in the streets is she still trying to come to grips with how this could happen. she joins me live after the break. the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. jillian: police still searching for motive in the murder of a 4-year-old dallas boy. surveillance footage shows the moment he was taken from his bed when he was sleeping next to his twin brother. the chil

the next question is from rhonda and it has to do with some of these public initiatives that we talked about. she wants to know is there an allocated budget for first ladies for their projects? how do they you know, how do they actually get things done that they want to promote or do well first lady has a has a budget and i remember rosalyn carter fought for a bigger budget than she got because it's always it's always a little what's the word there's some competition between the east wing and the west wing about what the east wing is paying its press secretary and it's social secretary in those people and many of the first ladies have insisted that they're people be paid. well that they be paid on the same level as the west wing so as i said, the budget is established by the by the administration and some of them go outside it i mentioned ladybird borrowed people some of them use a much smaller budget. can see melania trump has a very small staff and and likes it that way evidently so it they do have a budget the first one to actually be listed as a government employee that i know of t

released into the interior without notice to report to an ice office, now some governors such as rhonda santos threatening to sue over enforcement. >> when i have somebody that was illegally in the country and get convicted of a crime biden's administration releases them back into the community. these are convicted criminal aliens, that is a total to religion of duty and responsibility to take care that the laws are faithfully executed. >> this as fox news's latest polling shows the border is the third most important issue facing the country followed only by the economy and covid. the administration not calling a crisis. we also learned from mayorkas's testimony the administration is requesting $1.2 billion for border infrastructure, port of entry enhancement and migrant care in next year's budget. that does not include aid for central america. and also vice president harris today will hold a meeting with private-sector leaders over the northern triangle. but no plans for her to visit the southwest border. still weighing in on that trip. >> the republicans grill president biden's pick f

miami bass norwegian cruise line is threatening to keep it ships out of florida this after governor rhondae legislation banning businesses from requiring customers to show proof they've been vaccinated against covid-19. norwegian says the law is at odds with guidelines from federal health authorities that would let cruise ships sail in us waters if nearly all passengers and crew members are vaccinated on thursday, then norwegians ceo said they may leave the state if they can't require backs. nation proved to sail. thing that i believe is tf even a small amount of contagion on ships, cruise lines have been barred from sailing in us waters or stopping at u. s ports since march 2020 summer slowly resuming trips in other countries and requiring that all passengers on those cruises be vaccinated. passenger traffic is speaking up at airports across the country as coronavirus restrictions loosen and more people get vaccinated. you say? officials say they have screened more than 1.7 million people yesterday at u. s airports. that's the greatest number of passengers screamed in the u. s. in march o

todd: rhonda santos giving police and other first responders a bonus. >> we are funding the police and the state is rewarding first responders for the life-saving work in the pandemic. every police officer, firefighter and emt will get $1,000 and a bonus. that money will be included in the state budget. in the 8 am hour governor desantis will join the show to talk about his push to fund police in florida. 38 after the hour, colorado mom disappeared nearly one year ago last mother's day. her husband charged with first-degree murder. >> the case against them as loved ones mark her birthday coming up. >> police arrest husband of the missing colorado mom one year after she vanished. todd: i don't believe that is the correct video. he will make his first court hearing in hours. ashley strohmeyer joins us with the latest on the case. >> he was charged in connection to her disappearance. >> today is not a day for celebration or mark the end of this investigation. rather it is to seek justice for suzanne and her family. >> susan was reported missing by a neighbor on mother's day last year. off