ryan, over to you. ryan: let's dive right into it. i'm going to turn to you. what is the view of the state of the war nine years into russia's attempted occupation in ukraine and where do we need to focus on weapons and aid delivery? >> as we pass years of the regional attack of the federation. on the one hand it is difficult, it is a very long timeline. you feel that there and everywhere in ukraine with either the drones, missiles or whatever russia can find, even after the sanctions are working and preventing them from building quicker, something new. so, it is still very difficult. they need all the help, security assistance, budget assistance. we have been able to retake more than 50% of the territories that russia initially occupied. we did not allow them to take kyiv in three days. we almost survived the horrible winter when they had destroyed more than 60% of the energy infrastructure in ukraine. we did not win yet. so, we cannot rest today and say, great. it's already an achievement that ukraine is here and standing strong. it is a remarkable achieveme

and ryan reynolds zooms in today. on the win ryan, congratulations also on the addition to your family, which i read about so it is a good win. you had two stocks you chose, ford and netflix which one of you chose netflix >> well, ryan. ryan called it out >> yeah. netflix, i'll take my digital victory lap here on netflix. that was mine. >> can i just -- can i use this word it was a ballsy call at the time >> i very much appreciate that thank you. >> yes. >> you know, i think -- you by think there was some wisdom to it it was probably over valued at its peak i think way undervalued when we picked it last year. netflix literally created the category and it has power that i think very few other brands have i mean, it is a gateway to story telling and i think that the brand is creating real affinity out there. >> well, speaking -- i mean, we will ask for more stock picks later. but we are talking about brandon that just had the super bowl what did you think was this successful? was it a giant waste of money, or was it wor

ryan: it took a full 20 days to get everything restored. they did not speak with the hackers and did not pay the ransom. destroying the system ended up costing new orleans over $5 million. >> are best force was to recover from black ups and rebuild our environment on plane pc's -- backups and rebuild our environment on plain pc's. ryan: a neighboring city to the east echo the same words. >> one of them had signs on them and say do not turn on until you consult with i.t. ryan: they ended up spending nearly 300,000 recover. >> some of the online bill pay systems we had and email services on our website, things like that. ryan: it took a few weeks to get their systems restored. after the attacks, they invested more money to prevent them from happening again. they say other cities should do >> you can never be too careful, too sure. i sleep a little better knowing we are constantly making those investments. ryan: some of those things implemented by both cities include yearly i.t. training for all city employees as well as data backup systems. w

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ryan: it took a full 20 days to get everything restored.t speak with the hackers and did not pay the ransom. destroying the system ended up costing new orleans over $5 million. >> are best force was to recover from black ups and rebuild our environment on plane pc's -- backups and rebuild our environment on plain pc's. ryan: a neighboring city to the east echo the same words. >> one of them had signs on them and say do not turn on until you consult with i.t. ryan: they ended up spending nearly 300,000 recover. >> some of the online bill pay systems we had and email services on our website, things like that. ryan: it took a few weeks to get their systems restored. after the attacks, they invested more money to prevent them from happening again. they say other cities should do the same. >> you can never be too careful, too sure. i sleep a little better knowing we are constantly making those investments. ryan: some of those things implemented by both cities include yearly i.t. training for all city employees as well as data backup systems. wha

legislators today who is remarkable and probable near ryan's. [applause] for many in this hall your success stories serve as more exceptions than rules. ending child poverty is not complicated buried the tools art exist to get us on our way. there is no partisanship when it comes her child in need. so let's not allow us to fall into our traditional corners on this issue. permanently extending the enhanced earned income tax credit expanded the child tax credit is how we will begin. [applause] [applause] this push, this push will make nearly 40000 families eligible for one of the most successful child poverty tools that this country has ever seen. by reducing the number of children living in poverty and the severity of the poverty. we are changing what has long determine a kids future before they even have a say. this helps everyone for every dollar invested in credits like these and economic benefits. the range has improved for children. for higher-quality children's health to reduce crime rates raise a 15-dollar we can lift more than one or 5200

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ryan seacrest is stepping away from "live with kelly and ryan" in april.s to focus full-time on "american idol." >> he will have his last show in april focus on "american idol" and other projects. they spent the show today reflecting on their time together and appreciation for one another. stepping in for ryan will be rippa's husband, mark consuelos. >> it will be with america now. >> mark has co-hosted the show more than 100 times. the name of the show will change to live with kelly and mark. ryan seacrest will leave the show as the number one syndicated talk show in the nation. again, ryan seacrest isn't leaving until april. you can watch live with kelly and ryan here on abc7. it's part of morning followed by the view at 10:00. and mid-day live at 11:00. great morning lineup for you. ama: certainly. baseball is back and spring train is underway. larry biel is here. larry? larry: joey bart is supposed to be the guy. but he's got life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure

and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [music] ryan: are you gonna embroider the doily?-yes, all right. -yes. good morning, deja vu! [cheering and applause] all right. oh, come on, you guys. thank you so much for that. good monday morning. it is february 20th, 2023.

and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest!eers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: deja, good morning! there you are. >> kelly: thank you. >> ryan: thank you. >> kelly: that's right ever end.

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a big shocker in the t v world today, ryan seacrest is stepping away from live with kelly and ryan in april. he says he wants to focus full time on american idol and some other projects. after six years, seaquest will have his last show in april, the focus on american idol and other upcoming projects . seacrest and co host kelly ripa spent the show today reflecting on their time together and appreciation for one another. stepping in for ryan will be ripa's husband, mark consuelos. i share my cup of coffee with her first thing in the morning anyway, so it's gonna be kind of a natural thing. it'll be you know, with america now mark has co hosted the show more than 100 times. the name of the show will change, of course to live with kelly and mark ryan seacrest will leave the show as it stands as the number one syndicated talk show. in the nation now again, ryan seacrest isn't leaving until april. you can watch live with kelly and ryan every weekday here on abc seven. it's part of our morning lineup , which starts with abc seven news at five. a.m. g. m. a at seven live with kelly and ryan

and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning deja vu! all right. >> kelly: good morning! >> ryan: allow. >> kelly: monday february 6th. it is still february for another 3-8 months.

with ryan and kelly cheered his replacement >>.husband mark consuelo. >> the name of the show will be changed to live with kelly and mark. >> in what ryan and i are calling the nations's weirdest social experiment. >> i cannot wait to watch. >> market is not a newcomer to the show having been a guest host on live more than 100 times. >> we definitely have different points of view. >> i often find the show a safe place for me to share those grievances that i have. it will be like a little that of therapy for us >> he sees live as a natural next step. >>>> i shared my cup of coffee with her first thing in the morning anyway. >> for his part ryan said he was excited to pass the baton and he leaves with live on top as the number one daytime syndicated talk show. >> april. we can watch live with kelly and ryan every week day here on abc 7 as part of a morning line of which starts with abc7news at 5:00 a.m., "gma" at 7:00, followed by the view at 10:00 and midday live at 11:00. >> rights turn our attention to the weather. >> a bit cold.

that is ryan smith, the owner of the utah jazz.se their skills in a series of exciting competitions, three points, dunk, celebrity game tonight. like ryan said, the first time the nba all-star game will be in the city since 1993. he is pulling out all the stops to showcase what utah has offer on the court and off the court. he is also founder and executive chairman of a >> so good to be here. thanks for coming. >> thrilled to be here. the story goes that you used to sneak into this arena to watch the jazz. true? >> mine, i may or may not have once or twice, yes. but, yeah, no. i know this place pretty well. >> you couldn't afford a ticket because most people can't to the all-star game in '93. now you own the jazz. could you talk about what that moment means? >> first of all, it's a huge moment for the state. and i think it's a great timing because utah's unbelievably just on fire right now. and for me as a kid to be here and have, like, our team and be such a big fan and to be back here with the jazz, with our representation, and j

now team ryan. >> jimmy: who's ryan?yan seacrest. >> guillermo: no, the owner of the utah -- >> jimmy: the guy who owns the jazz? >> guillermo: yes, that guy. >> jimmy: you're on his team? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: oh, you're going to get cut. you're going to get traded. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: send him back to mexico. >> jimmy: you've been practicing in the parking lot? >> guillermo: i've been practicing little bit. >> jimmy: we'll have the highlights and lowlights on our show next week. [ cheers and applause ] but watch on it espn. yea wait for it, really, i'm excited about it. >> guillermo: i'm excited. >> you have a plane to catch? get going. >> guillermo: all right, everybody, bye! >> jimmy: break a leg! >> guillermo: thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: don't break a leg. he's definitely going to break a leg. [ laughter ] february, as you know, is black history month. every so often around this time i like to shine a light on how much progress we've made as a nation when it comes to race relations. we went out onto holly

to ryan's point. you're right, small cap, ijt, ijj and up 7-10% year to date and i'm nibbling there as well. i'm not convince that had jay powell, that the bottom is n. like ryan and andrew think, this is it. i don't think this is it. there's two more hikes to go and i'll remain a bit more cautious but that might be reflective of my age as well. liz: right. if you believe we're not in a recession and the consume service connected pretty decent and strong and we're going to the discretionary. >> that's a great question and look at valuations and technicals and fundamentals to us and still pricey areas and be honest, there's big names that are driving consumer discretion and individual stock kind of issues there, but i'll tell you, liz, the whole thing is this. i've got one quick stat and last year we were down and we know that . history the 5% balance the last month, january, like we d. it happened five times and full year, liz, was up every single times and up almost 30% on average and not 30% this ye

maria: i know, ryan? >> i'd hide the peronah's under the bed. maria: unbelievable. as we approach the end of the show dow industrials down 187 we'll get tom golisano back another day, because there wasn't enough time to have a real conversation, but we want to know how we turn that $3,000 into 44 billion and we will certainly get back to him. meanwhile we are tracking a big week, dow industrials right now down 185 in the middle of earnings season. got the state of the union tomorrow night. president biden will be giving that at 9:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow night. we'll cover it live of course and then we've got jay powell on the economic club of washington, speaking tomorrow morning, and in addition to the economic data and the earnings news of the week, final words on that, michael balboni, i think that the biden administration has been successful in trying to change the conversation. talking at the enorm it of what just took place last week. >> what are they doing with defense spending? are they going to go after that and cut that in the wake of everything we're see

what are you seeing there ryan? ryan: happy friday. take a look at this. this is something i personally have never seen in the bay area. it is snow all over the ground. we are located right by the 101 on ramp next to cloverdale and the entire roadway you can see is covered in snow. a slushy material as cars have been going up and down the roadway. we were expecting snow in a lot of higher elevations but this is something that is a little i guess astonishing to me knowing that this is near the roadway, very low, close to the level compared to mountains, snow all of the ground, covering these shrubs come of bushes, these roadways, the trees. it was like that almost all the way driving in. it was rain until about right when we got to the cloverdale entrance. once we exited -- once we got to the exit, this entire place turned to snow. this looks not like something we normally see in the bay area. temperatures are pretty cold and flurries are kind of falling a little bit. we know that there are logistical reasons for people who are on the roadway, meaning you a

ryan is shot and dies on the scene in guyana. spears is also shot, is left there for 22 hours and miraculous survived to an interview a couple of years ago in which she was strongly of the state department. she argued that basically and i think she's correct here that the state department was the one that should have been handling this, not an individual member of congress was basically forced to travel on own to see if he could safeguard his constituents. but the leo ryan was an example of a house member who was the target of a political assassination as well, that these were individual. that's ryan, robert kennedy huey long but there also have been what amounts to instant to tional violence against congress itself. we obviously have experienced something like this and in the very recent past with the with the january 6th insurrection. but another example and and without a doubt, i think the highest profile example came in the mid-19th fifties when a group of puerto rican independence activists engaged in an act of political ter

. >> deja: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from "the best man: the final chapter," taye diggs. and from "shark tank," daymond john. and the chef serves us the perfect tacos. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning, deja v vu. post malone and doja cat. >> kelly: it's wednesday,

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ryan? >> yeah, i'm not sure if we have enough information to say that either way right now. direction but at the tend of the day i don't think we've heard either way. now, there is a really a few different ways we can look at this. we've been talking about objects off the coast that we've been identifying since 2014 out there. those are perhaps examples, now that we've been seeing ately examples of what may be classified as low technology high observable-type objects. as we're opening up the scopes of our radars to try and find more of these, we might end up finding more of the objects we've found on the east coast and perhaps we'll see some demonstrating capabilities that we wouldn't expect our adversaries to be capable of. >> laura: were you flying out of norfolk or where were you flying out of when you saw those. >> virginia beach, virginia. >> laura: okay. i think a lot of people hear balloons or objects being shot out of the sky they don't know what to think. i mean, this has never happened before i don't think, right. >> laura: we haven't shot anything over u.s. air sp

ryan: good morning. this is a pretty wild seem to think about what we are witnessing here in cloverdale. we are minutes away from downtown but look at the snow coming down. this has intensified the last hour or so. i last television report was in green bay, wisconsin, -- my last television reporting was in green bay, wisconsin, and this is what it is like over there. heavy snowflakes, and the roads are covered in snow. we have seen so many cars take it slow and easy as this is a slick, wet surface. we want to show you video out of downtown cloverdale, five minutes from where we are now. look at the snow covering the entire downtown region of cloverdale. the street signs, the roads, buildings, the trees, the lights. you name it. all of it covered in snow. that was taken several hours ago, and it is still coming down. it has intensified. i can only imagine what the area looks like now. where we are at is an incredible scene with so much snow coming down. there is one road closure to be aware about, highway

[applause] ryan's communities stepped in and ryan stepped up andd that is how it works.ow he serves our state with grace with an impact and humility. ryan, my dear friend we love you and thank you for all you do for our state. [applause] the challenge of stories like his childhood as they are far too common the promises of his adulthood is far too uncommon there are legislators in this body who know what i'm talking about today who know the remarkable and improbable journey mirror ryan's. where for many in this hall your success story serves as exception than the rule ending child poverty is not complicated under tools already exist to get us on her way there is no partisanship with a child in need so let's to fall into the traditional corners. permanently extending the enhanced earned income tax credit and expanding the child tax credit is how we will begin. [applause] this push will make nearly 40000 families eligible for one of the most successful child poverty tools the country has ever seen. by reducing the number of children living in poverty and the severity we ar

ryan: in oakland, ryan curry, abc 7 news. liz: now to the latest on former president jimmy carter. people everywhere are showing their love and support for the 39th president after it was announced this weekend that the 98-year-old will begin receiving hospice care at his home in georgia. a bay area environmentalist who worked closely with carter is sharing his memories of their time together. he tells abc 7 news di dion lim white he considers him more than a politician. >> i think of him as a southern gentleman. he was dignified, sophisticated, had a good sense of humor, a self-deprecating wit. he was always very kind to me. reporter: sitting down with us in his san mateo home, environmentalist and an author has many fond memories working alongside jimmy carter, a relationship that started in the early 1970's when coghlan made a request to governor carter of georgia to help him lobby i asko california. reporter: the two formed a bond over their shared passion for mother earth. coghlan joined carter in the white house. >> he asked me to be a chairman of the california conservationi

ryan: in oakland, ryan curry, abc 7 news. liz: now to the latest on former president jimmy carter. people everywhere are showing their love and support for the 39th president after it was announced this weekend that the 98-year-old will begin receiving hospice care at his home in georgia. a bay area environmentalist who worked closely with carter is sharing his memories of their time together. he tells abc 7 news anchor dion lim why he considers carter more than a politician. >> i think of him as a southern gentleman. he was dignified, sophisticated, had a good sense of humor, a self-deprecating wit. he was always very kind to me. his san mateo home, environmentalist and author robert coghlan has many fond memories working alongside jimmy carter, a relationship that started in the early 1970's when coghlan made a request to governor carter of georgia to help him lobby against a dam proposed along the stanislaus river. >> i asked him to come to california to help us out, and he did. dion: the two formed a bond over their shared passion for mother earth. coghlan joined carter in the

ryan has the story. ryan: charges are now filed for demetri mission. he fired blank rounds inside the synagogue in the richmond district. he has been charged of extracting exercise of religion. >> people were having issues sleeping, i know people who haven't been in the synagogue cents. ryan: everyone was in shock when the shooting occurred. >> if anyone goes of worship and fires any kind of a gun, imitation or not, to that automatically should have been viewed as a hate crime. ryan: prosecutors are pushing for him to remain in custody over fears he might commit more violent actions. >> it is clear that anti-semitism is still active and strong, here in san francisco in such a diverse place. it is something that will not be tolerated by this office or by myself. ryan: her office is looking in to what he said while he was in the synagogue and his social media usage. >> there were certain terms that were used, law enforcement try to understand what the meetings were, as well as social media post that were revealed to us. that is how we arrived at the conc

ryan: slow down and be cautious. those we spoke with said taking it slow is the best way. >> i stay away from people who are driving crazy. slow down. always try to anticipate, and i give myself reaction time. drivers that if there are any obstacles, just to treat that as any sort of obstruction and avoided and be prepared for any delays that may come as well as if there is any snow, we will have to wait and see if that does fall, they do advise people to treat that as a hazard as well. maybe avoided as best as possible. kristin: i like winter already, not hamilton in santa clara county is cold enough for snow to all. there is not a whole lot of snow on the ground right now, but that is expected to change tomorrow and friday. we will get more precipitation and temperatures will really drop. to the sierra, this is how it looks near truckee. check out that blowing poor visibility on state route 267, which heads to kings beach and north lake tahoe. the conditions weren't as bad on highway 50 around twin bridges. and cal

jose >> ryan nobles at the white house, thank you >>> let's bring in jeremy bash, the former chief of staff at the cia and department of defense. jeremy, so the u.s. military shot it down. now they're going to retrieve it what could they get from the balloon itself >> well, the intelligence community, jose, will analyze the radars, the cameras, the communications equipment, how the propulsion system works. they're hoping to learn exactly how this overhead balloon operates so they can potentially defend against something like this in the future. >> was this not only a spy balloon but also a trial balloon? was this the chinese testing how far they could go? >> yeah, i think china fielded this capability in part to figure out where they could operate this balloon, how long it would go undetected and ultimately what the united states would do about it i think in the future we're going to need the capability to bring down a balloon like this over land. we can't wait for it to traverse the entire united states and wait for it to get out over the ocean. >> what does this mean for u.s./china

ryan: we reached out to him and have not heard back yet. armstrong was also not available, but on sunday he said the report was not grounds to be put on leave. >> my report confirms that the report about me is not supported by evidence. ryan: supporters say the longer this goes on, the more it hurts oakland's progress toward making the city safer. >> we had to go through the same cycle for noise that's disrupting everything we are working hard towards accomplishing, which is saving our people. >> we want cheap leronne armstrong back in office asap. ama: after the break, police in the south bay say they were targeted. the new details released today about ama: the man accused of shooting a san jose police officer was stopping police, the chief said. an officer was shot twice during the weekend. mendoza of san jose stopped officers outside two police stations and followed police vehicles. police released vehicles they say showed mendoza shooting at them during the traffic stop. they changed the shooter to a home where more shots were exchanged

ryan: in oakland, ryan curry, abc 7 news. liz: now to the latest on former president jimmy carter. people everywhere are showing their love and support for the 39th president after it was announced this weekend that the 98-year-old will begin receiving hospice care at his home in georgia. a bay area environmentalist who worked closely with carter is sharing his memories of their time together. he tells abc 7 news anchor dion lim why he considers carter more than a politician. >> i think of him as a southern gentleman. he was dignified, sophisticated, had a good sense of humor, a self-deprecating wit. he was always very kind to me. reporter: sitting down with us in his san mateo home, environmentalist and author robert coghlan has many fond memories working alongside jimmy carter, a relationship that started in the early 1970's when coghlan made a request to governor carter of georgia to help him lobby against a dam proposed along the stanislaus river. >> i asked him to come to california to help us out, and he did. reporter: the two formed a bond over their shared passion for mothe

. >> ryan: a little crumble of sea salt.the person in the eye and handing them the plate of food, there's no hiding. if they love it, then you see that, if they don't love it, then -- >> anthony: plan b. >> josh: yeah. >> anthony: so the menu changes every night? >> josh: at the whim of poli right now. >> anthony: chef ryan poli is the new kid in town, fresh from chicago. a veteran of mercadito, hospitality's tavernita, little market brasserie, and barcito. >> ryan: all right. first serving we have, this is risotto, but instead of using rice, we use sunflower seeds. we treated it like a normal risotto, added parmesan cheese and a little bit of butter, but we topped it with a little bit of fermented sunchokes, the base of the sunflower plant, and just garnished it with a little green sunflower sprouts. so we used three different cooking techniques with one ingredient to make this dish. enjoy. >> anthony: beautiful. mm. insanely delicious. nothing about that description sounded particularly interesting to me, but it's deliciou

a huge shocker this morning on live with kelly and ryan.seacrest announced he had stepping away from the show in appeared >> he says he wants to focus full-time on american idol and other projects. >> i promised kelly i would not cry. >> he came for three years and stayed for twice as long. tribute to the affection ryan seacrest has for his cohost and the rapport they have developed over half a dozen students and what ryan called the genuine fun they had. >> i look up to you. i respect you so much. i love the fact we get a chance to sit here every day and connect with you at home in your kitchens or living rooms. >> kelly expressed her appreciation this way. >> i say this about very few people. what you see is what you get. this is not like -- this is not an act. this is a good man. i am endlessly impressed by you. >> secrest will step away from the show in april when his duties as host of american idol will require his life resins on the west coast. both ryan and kelly shared his replacement. >> my husband mark consuelo's. the name of the

ryan's and the texans agreed on a six-year deal as he will be the new head coach for houston and ryan is a familiar face down. south ryan started his career with the texans in 2006 and plate there 2 through 2011 before finishing his career. of course, with those eagles after coaching the niners defense to the second most takeaways this season, many of the players mentioned today in the locker room. how much you'll be missed right here in san francisco. >> it just says knowledge of the and a miss. just very appreciated the defensive line and how he made sure to make us feel like we like he appreciated us and need let us know that every day. so it helped this work even harder for him. so replay some of the best care possible who we'll have the mindset and same principles that d'amico hadn't. i think demeco is going bill the really good teams around us. >> now, so far they are there are whispers being reported that chris harris is one of the candidates that going to hand is looking for. he's actually he was a former coach the commanders and the titans reese more recently. so we'll have t

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ryan goodman and john dean are out front with me now. ryan, let's just start with this.ormer vice president of the united states, subpoenaed by the special counsel related to the former president of the united states. right? it's an incredible moment in and of itself. pence is somebody, right, that the january 6th committee had eventually just said, let go. but the special counsel is taking the accessory step, they're going to a subpoena. what is the significance of that at this point? >> so it's historically significant moment as you describe. and he is an important witness for the justice department and he is one of the unknowns. in the sense they already know what other pence senior aides told the january 6th committee, but there is no transcript from pence for the january 6th committee because he didn't show up to answer their questions. so i think it's very important. and it's basically it looks like it will be a slam dunk for the jus it is department to override executive privilege. so maybe just more a question of time. >> right. so let me just follow up on that p

ryan? >> thanks. the enormity of that tree is amazing. at least some good news to report, the homeowners okay. >> thank goodness for that present you so much. >>> across the bay in fremont, another powerful gust not a tree down onto a complex process happened on mallery avenue just west of 238, our very own jose maturing as there is life. did everyone get out okay? >> reporter: apparently they did. i think this is a very dramatic scene, look at this tree right here. i don't know how we got to this area. gym is all the way on the other side and can show us how big of the damage this is. this is affecting only one, but two apartment complexes here. i want to get out of the shot, because i really wanted to look at the impact showing us exactly what has been happening in this area over the last few hours. it was very obligated to get to this place. neighbors are still afraid, we were able to talk with some of them, and as you can see in this part, the whole base of the tree, this is a very dramatic scene, and this is one of the neighbors told

we're live here in daly city ryan curry abc 7 news. all right more to come ryan. thanks very much moments ago, san mateo county judge issued a gag order in the half moon bay mass shooting case judge elizabeth lee granted a request from the attorney for shun lee zhao who's charged with killing seven people at two locations last month. the judges ruling will prohibit attorneys zhao and the sheriff's office from talking about the facts and circumstances of the case, but attorneys will be allowed to discuss rulings and procedures deliberated in open court. shao will be back in court next week. honoring a beloved oakland baker by using her death as an opportunity to highlight social justice issues. it feels like there's absolutely an opportunity for us to stand in her values and support the world that she wants. hours after her tragic death was announced friends and family of jen angel released a plea that if the people responsible for her death were caught they are not to be locked up but to be offered restorative justice, certainly, it's request. we don't hear often

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>> first, i didn't realize ryan was in reelect all day long. he only gets under 11 cups on 11 clock in your show. >> realize, in person. >> the whole thing is ludicrous. everything knows exactly what they did this. they didn't make any other member other than ilhan omar, who happens to be muslim woman, immigrant women. we know specifically why this was done to her and no one else. and as eric swalwell pointed out, very justifiably, if you want to deal with that who say outrageous stuff. take a look at your caucus. i didn't cui with one thing. i actually think the more dysfunctional republican houses, even if nothing gets done. which is bad for the american public. it's better for joe biden. because joe biden could run a 2024 and said i want to, x want to do, i want to doocy. and why wasn't it done? the senate passed, it the democrats and house want to pass, it did not jobs in the republican caucus in the house of representatives. so, he can do that is like harry truman did that. when he won reelection. and with low job approval numbers. i think