. >> doug emhoff, husband of vice president kamala harris, was joined by filmker spike lee at a fundraisern new york. doug emhoff talked about why he was campaning for his wife and encouragedupporters to do what they can to support the harris-walz campaign. mr. lee also spoke, touting the more than $500,000 raised at the event. and as peter was saying, thank you, peter, rebecca, the work that you do, the work that you said. it is pretty surreal. the last time i was here was in 2019. and i think that was famous for me almost stage diving. i'm not going to do it. i can't get hurt. i've got to stay out here on the campaign trail. but it is so good to be here in brooklyn. my sister is here, jamie and her family. also born in brooklyn. this is a family reunion, but this is also we've got our whole family involved in this campaign for kamala. just like she's always there for our families, she will be there for your family. how about the debate last week? [applause] so funny -- right now, we are both hustling around the country, we barely get to see each other. we don't have a lot of this special

>>oug emhoff, husband of vice president kamala harris, was joined by filmmer spike lee at a fundraiser in brooklyn, new york. mr. m off talk about why he was campaigning for h wife and encouraged supporter to do what they can to support the harris-wal campaign. mr. lee also spoke touting the more than $500,000 raised at the event. [cheers and applause] >> what's up, brooklyn? [cheers and applause] we love you. oh, man. here i am in the borough of my birth, brooklyn. [applause] and as peter was a, thank you, peter, rebecca come for all you do, the work that you said, and it is pretty surreal. the last time i. was here was in 2019. and i think that was famous for me almost stage diving. i'm not going to do it. i can't get hurt. i've got toca steadier on the campaign trail. but it ismp good to be here in brooklyn. my sister is here, jamie and her family. also born in brooklyn. this this is a family reuniot this is also, we've got our whole family involved in this campaign for kamala. because just like she is always there for our family, she fun to be there for your families. [applause] ho

and when you, in more recent times, have heard some people — i'm thinking of spike lee now.ritical of, actually, interestingly, of the movie of driving miss daisy and said that it has such a sort of conservative and sentimental view of what happened to black people in 20th—century america. can you understand where he's coming from? oh, yeah. yeah. and there's room for that view. i do know this, and i've learned this from two writers in the theatre, athol fugard from south africa... mmm. ..and august wilson from america — they both refrained from using polemics. they chose to give you the characters�* experience. and even athol said, "i don't expect to change anybody�*s mind because you cannot. ijust hope to change their hearts." if you give them the characters�* experience fully and honestly, they will feel it. the audience will sit here and feel it. that is a fascinating insight. do you really believe, over the span of your career, that you've managed to change some people's hearts? i can't tell. i can only tell from one night — if i can get through to them, through to thei

[applause] hold on -- brooklyn's favorite son, spike lee wants to come out and say a few words. >> no basketball tonight. but we are going to kick the -- thank you for this honor. i've never done this before. but my daughter introduced the vice president here, when she was running for the united states. shout out to my daughter -- where you at -- i'm going to make this quick. his brooklyn in the house? [applause] my man was born in brooklyn. is brooklyn in the house? coney island? bedside do or die, where are you at? brooklyn heights. and what about the great ford green? is fort greene here? i want to thank -- we can't name every neighborhood in brooklyn. i'm not doing that. but i want dougie doug -- we have one of many things in common. the biggest thing is we are married to two strong sisters. sometimes, too strong. anyway, we have a reason to vote. and we can go for the okey-doke. you can't win doing three card monte. we know what is real and what is fake. we can't go for the subterfuge, shenanigans, and skulduggery. we can't go for the okey-doke. we know what it is. i wrote a film

tim walz is campaigning, and in brooklyn, where second gentleman doug emhoff was campaigning with spike lee vance speaking to voters. in new york, unscripted moments with donald trump as he was on route to a rally in long eileen -- long island. first, a look at the republican nominee in north carolina's gubernatorial race and comments he made online. robinson will not drop out of the race despite growing pressure this morning. he comes amid a scathing new cnn route or showing comments he allegedly made on adult forms and websites more than a decade ago. robinson quickly denying those claims overnight. >> the things you will see in that story, those are not the words of mark robinson to >> according to the report robinson which they referred to himself as a black nazi and expressed support for reinstating slavery. cnn claims robinson said he enjoyed watching transgender pornography and referred to himself as a perv. this morning robinson continues to deny these allegations . you >> know my words. you know my character. no i been complete transparent. -- you know i have been complete transpar

sabrina and spike lee fired up, as the connecticut sun steal one on the road in minnesota. we are sprinting into the wnba's show-stopping semis. >> linsey: what a run! >> derek henry on the run! >> linsey: the longest touchdown run in ravens history, 87 yards! >> he will score! >> linsey: as baltimore takes down buffalo. ♪ >> george: and remembering kris kristofferson. country music super star, army veteran, award winning actor. this morning the tributes from barbara streisand, dolly parton and his children as we remember the man behind the music. ♪ good enough for me and bobby magee ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> george: what a talent. what a voice. >> robin: multitalented. >> george: we are celebrating kris kristofferson this morning. we have a lot of news to get to. the devastation from helene spread across the south. >> linsey: south carolina was hit with flooding it hasn't seen in a century. some calling it biblical. this is the scene in asheville, north carolina, which is isolating after roading flood and cell towers were knoc

. >> stephen: charles barkley, spike lee, magic. jennifer garner was an a. dionne warwick. an elevator. push the button, the doors open. there is dionne warwick on the elevator. how are you doing, ms. dionne warwick? a friend of mine was with me and he loved dionne warwick. he was so shocked that she was there. he just started singing "deja vu." [laughs] i was looking at him like he had lost his mind, like "shut up!" she laughed and had a good time. she thought that was the funniest thing. since then i have met her at charity events and out in different places and i've got to spend time with her and talk with her and laugh with her. >> stephen: that's not the only commercial you've done. you started off doing commercials when you were really young. i do know if you know this but we found a hamburger commercial you did i believe in 1975. >> samuel: the first commercial i ever did. >> stephen: it's for crystal. >> samuel: crystal hamburgers. >> stephen: in chattanooga. jim. >> the crystal hamburger, it's different. [indistinct] open wall this is what you're hungry for ♪ >> sa

we might want to give an assist to spike lee. acclaimed director high fived ianescu from his court side seat. six seconds later she hit a layup. new york had the best record in the regular season and they're hoping for their first wnba title here. two more games are tipping off tonight. caitlin clark and the indiana fever will look to rebound from their game 1 loss to the connecticut sun. an average 1.84 million viewers tuned in to her debut, the highest rated playoff game since the 2000 finals. in a late game, minnesota lynx are hoping to end the mercury's season. you can see both starting at 7:30 p.m. eastern. robin, i know you hate this part, but it's best of three. end of the road for two of these teams. >> robin: this could be diana terazzi's final game. could be, could be. all right. thank you so much. >> michael: be watching that for sure. coming up, lawmakers grill the makers of ozempic and wegovy about the high cost of the drugs. >> robin: reaction after the house took action to stop hazing on college campuses. >> george

>>oug emhoff, husband of vice president kamala harris, was joined by filmmer spike lee at a fundraiser in brooklyn, new york.

so i look at film makers, spike lee, working in film, television, commercials, documentary and thoughtet you to that status, it's the same kind of gal it takes to go in there and ask for what is your worth? you deserve that. >> i now come at things with a different level of belief in myself. and a fight. i'm not knocked over easily anymore. so i -- i -- i'm going to forever peak. i'm going to keep peaking. why should there be one peak? it's when you start to categorize it as your time is up, you've had a good run, it's over whob decides that? >> truly it is about your decision. you decide when it's too late. you decide when you don't want to try anymore. you decide when you're going to lean in a little bit. you decide how you want to be in the world each day. you are the director of your life. you call action in the morning when you wake up. maybe you just take one step and the next day another step, but you decide how far you can go, no one else does. >> here to talk about the women on this year's incredible 50 over 50 u.s. list is, of course, maggie mcgrath, a driving force behind th

spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance. i'm very confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex lee co authored the proposal. but this goes about evening price spikes but ultimately also holding big oil accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artifice shortages and cause everyday prices of gasoline to rise. >> that's economics one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy currently work. and chevron has a rigger 40 hours a week. strongly oppose. potentially taking food off my table entering thank you, sir. employment members also opposed this group of business leaders and small business owners. it will be our small businesses rule. californians. >> and our most vulnerable communities who will pay the biggest price. there is

price spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance and very confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex lee co authored the proposal. but this goes about evening price spikes but ultimately also holding people accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artifice shortages and cause everyday prices of gasoline to rise. that's economics, one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy currently work. and chevron has a rigger 40 hours a week. strongly oppose. potentially taking food off my table entering thank you, sir. employment members also opposed this group of business leaders and small business owners. it will be our small businesses rule. californians. >> and our most vulnerable communities who will pay the biggest price. there is no

spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance. i'm very confident that it will make a difference. you will pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex lee co authored the proposal. but this goes about evening out price spikes but ultimately also holding big oil accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artificial shortages because everyday prices of gasoline to rise, that's economics, one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy. currently working. chevron has a rigger 40 hours a week. strongly oppose. potentially taking food off my table and and entering thank you, sir. employment all our members also opposed this group of business leaders and small business owners. it will be our small businesses rule. californians. >>and our most vulnerable communities who will pay the biggest

price spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance and very confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex leeauthored the proposal. but this goes about evening price spikes but ultimately also holding people accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artificial shortages and cause everyday prices of gasoline to rise. >> that's economics one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy currently work. and chevron has a rigger 40 hours a week. strongly oppose. potentially taking food off my table entering thank you, sir. employment members also opposed this group of business leaders and small business owners. it will be our small businesses rule. californians. >> and our most vulnerable communities who will pay the biggest price. there is no

spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance. i'm very confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex leeauthored the proposal. but this goes about evening price spikes but ultimately also holding big oil accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artifice shortages and cause everyday prices of gasoline to rise. >> that's economics one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy currently work. and chevron has a rigger 40 hours a week. strongly oppose. potentially taking food off my table entering thank you, sir. employment members also opposed this group of business leaders and small business owners. it will be our small businesses rule. californians. >> and our most vulnerable communities who will pay the biggest price. there is no n

price spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance and very confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex leeauthored the proposal. but this goes about evening price spikes but ultimately also holding people accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artifice shortages and cause everyday prices of gasoline to rise. >> that's economics one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's -% putting their jobs in jeopardy currently work. and chevron has a rigger 40 hours a week. strongly oppose. potentially taking food off my table entering thank you, sir. employment members also opposed this group of business leaders and small business owners. it will be our small businesses rule. californians. >> and our most vulnerable communities who will pay the biggest price. there is no

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price spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance and very confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex lee co authored the proposal. but this goes about evening price spikes but ultimately also holding people accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artifice shortages and cause everyday prices of gasoline to rise. >> that's economics one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy currently work. and chevron has a rigger 40 hours a week. strongly oppose. potentially taking food off my table entering thank you, sir. employment all our members also opposed this group of business leaders and small business owners. it will be our small businesses rule. californians. >> and our most vulnerable communities who will pay the biggest price. th

spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance. i'm very confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex lee co authored the proposal. but this goes about evening price spikes but ultimately also holding big oil accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artifice shortages and cause everyday prices of gasoline to rise. that's economics, one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy currently work. and chevron has a rigger 40 hours a week. strongly oppose. potentially taking food off my table entering the thank you, sir. employment members also opposed this group of business leaders and small business owners. it will be our small businesses rule. californians. >> and our most vulnerable communities who will pay the biggest price. there i

price spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance and very confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex lee proposal. but this goes about evening price spikes but ultimately also holding people accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artifice shortages and cause everyday prices of gasoline to rise. >> that's economics one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy currently work. and chevron has a rigger 40 hours a week. strongly oppose. potentially taking food off my table entering the thank you, sir. employment members also opposed this group of business leaders and small business owners. it will be our small businesses rule. californians. >> and our most vulnerable communities who will pay the biggest price. there is no need to fa

price spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance and very confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex lee the proposal. but this goes about evening out price spikes but ultimately also holding people accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing the- into the market that they argue will lead to this artifice shortages and cause everyday prices of gasoline to rise. that's economics, one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy currently work. and chevron has a rigger 40 hours a week. strongly oppose. potentially taking food off my table and and entering thank you, sir. employment members also opposed this group of business leaders and small business owners. it will be our small businesses rule. californians. >> and our most vulnerable communities who will pay the biggest price. there is no

price spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance and very confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex lee co authored the proposal. but this goes about evening out price spikes but ultimately also holding people accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artifice shortages and cause everyday prices of gasoline to rise. that's economics, one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy currently work. and chevron has a rigger 40 hours a week. strongly oppose. potentially taking food off my table and and entering the thank you, sir. employment members also opposed this group of business leaders and small business owners. it will be our small businesses rule. californians. >> and our most vulnerable communities who will pay the biggest pri

spiking in michigan. for more on this, i spoke with doctor terry lee and bauer of veterinary medicine at uc davis. as of right now, it's not exactly sure how it when from birds to cows, especially here in california. but with your background and your knowledge, what do you believe may have been the case? >>yeah, it does seem based on the genetic analysis that's been done, the information that has been shared by those scientist and a case that it was probably a single unique at that or the first. transfer from birds. dairy cow. and then all of the subsequent infections that we've and other dairy cow herds across the country in the affected states. there's been from from originating from cows are from people working with those cows. and we don't have any evidence that there's been a different. virus that's been introduced in the cattle from a different bird exposure. so all the evidence currently points to the fact that this was a single unique event. and then there's been secondary spread from dairy cattle after that initial event occurred. >>i mean, and what are the symptoms? it's not as deadly as

spike. but right now trending very modestly at around seven points. good afternoon i'm ryan yamamoto. our top story this other this afternoon. pretrial hearings began today in the murder case of tech executive bob lee. lauren toms is at the courthouse and sent us this update. >>>>i am outside the courtroom here at the san francisco hall of justice, where pretrial hearings are underway in the case against nemenyi. he's accused of fatally stabbing cashapp founder bob lee in the early morning hours of april 4th of last year. now, these hearings are essentially to establish some ground rules going into >ryan >and we'll continue to follow that case as that moves on. well, the corner of grove and baker streets in san francisco will soon have a new name, all in honor of 17 year old aubrey acosta who was killed back in 2006. nearly two decades later, still no arrests in the case is cold. and last night, city supervisors voted in favor of a resolution to rename a portion of that street. max darrow has more on how it will help one mother's tireless pursuit of justice >>>>on the corner of baker and grove streets in san francisco, paulette brown puts up yet another photo of her son, aubrey nasa the staples giv