joining us at the table is space stacey abrams. in the state of georgia last, year she is an author, she's out with her second novel titled rogue justice, outfitting, a political thriller about the supreme court. it is fiction, but hang, on also joining us is host of msnbc's ballistic nation, our friend the reverend al sharpton is here. it's so nice to have you here, your tweet caught our attention on wednesday and i said in the break that, this attack by one parent on amanda's home is the opportunity to play it over and over again. every time i got rid of the story. but, my son is an elementary school and he is studying history. it's still basic, but one of the most important things that kids learn is when something was created. the idea that she delivered that address two weeks after an insurrection is so essential. every child should have access to that message. >> not only should every child have access to the message, they deserve the context that it provides. i was in elementary school when the challenger accident happened. i

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nobody would be in office if it wasn't for stacey abrams.s? >> i'm certainly not done with public life. i think that it's important to use all the tools in your toolbox and to explore questions and conversations that we don't normally get to have. part of what i love doing with the novels i write with the children's books, with the non-fiction is to explore themes and conversations that we off don't think we have time for. if you get to do it while you're sitting on a beach and you happen to learn about cyber theory, you feel better. >> i think we should do a better job lifting up the arts, especially when they deal with the themes that we care about, and you have probably reached people that would never turn on the news because it's too much. there are legitimate concerns about getting upset, watching the news. but you read this book and it's smart and important. i have to ask about the supreme court, though. how much of this crisis, if you look at gallop and the people polling on question of trust in the supreme court, how much of that is

i don't see anybody who's undertaken the kind of statewide effort that stacey abrams in georgia, beto some of that when he was running. do you see any of that persisting? no, i think was a very charismatic candidate, a charming was wonderful front of a crowd could inspire a crowd of people. and then when he left town, there wasn't anything left. so there was no great organizational building on. i think you know stacey abrams, it's interesting when you look at the two she lost her first race she ran for governor very small margin and she didn't get caught up in all that presidential. i'm destined to be president hoopla and and went back to georgia she had been a member of the georgia state senate so she knew how to make deals. she knew who the people were she all the players and went back and she could raise money. that's the other factor because of that national reputation, she raised money. she was going into little communities all over georgia register and hiring people and registering voters and building little organization tions largely run by women and it was it was a tremendous

georgia people came away on williams and, stacey abrams have done. so there's a whole array of them. i wanted to throw them out as we may, lifting up those names, but thank you for the question because that's one of the pieces i talk about how we win is we have to find them back. those groups and those leaders. we have time for one more quick question. this woman over here in the with the mask, in the blue shirt. thank you so much. look at me. that's how i feel in life. i'm a woman of color, the fact that i live with. this is not for effort. i am the doormat of the world. but at the same time i persist. i'm going to persist. where do go? what do i do? because even when you go to work with, people there is systemic discrimination as how i'm supposed to serve, what i'm supposed to do. and the last thing i'll put out. i'm an educator. i did not understand was happening in this country. i was part the school reform movement in the 1990s. i did not know that that was an effort to privatize education and in education it is so i don't even know where to beg

today they had stacey abrams here. jamaal hill was here yesterday. some of the panel discussions yesterday that were on c-span where america's dark past. the left loves to talk bad about america. they hate america. they hate the beginnings of america. this is what goes on every year at the l.a. times book fair. one of the other issues yesterday -- host: we going to leave it there. we've got a lot of collars. >> that universities try to suppress non-left-wing voices is a given. there is really nothing else to say. that is the fact. i am delighted to be here, but it is book tv that invited me. it is not usc book fair. and if they usc book fair invited me, they would get a big crowd but they do not care. i'm a voice that should not be heard. the give you an idea of how far the liberal left world has gone and liberal is not is left to sykes lane, but they are united. additional i had a column, a regular column in the l.a. times? in the 80's, the l.a. times had column right and column left. they wanted both voices heard on opinion pages. no longer. same w

former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams has now endorsed oakland, congresswoman barbara lee for the u.s. senate. lee is one of 3 current democrat house members for senator dianne feinstein's seat. feinstein announced in february she would not seek reelection in 2024, the primary election will be held in march of next year. well, a california lawmaker is pushing to lower the voting age to 17 state senator in restart of l a author that proposal. he argues lowering the voting age is going to lead to increased civic engagement among young people, something he says would benefit them and society as a whole. >> well, 17 year-olds are. often put in a spot where they 1 got to go get a job, by the way, pay taxes on that income. if they have the maturity to to pay taxes, to drive on the freeway. they should have the right to vote. >> the california proposal passed the senate elections k 4 to one. it's a 17 year-old do not have the maturity or life experience to cast a reasonable well researched and consider vote. the proposal will eventually need two-thirds approval to qualify for

stacey abrams in a statement, the former georgia gubernatorial candidate said barbara lee is the leader of california and the nation needs right now in the u. s. senate. very tough loss tonight in los angeles, golden state comes up just short in the final seconds . the lakers win game 4104 to 1 . oh, one, and tonight, a big crowd at chase center for the warriors watch party in san francisco ktvu jana katsuyama reports. fans are ready to return wednesday night for what is now a must win game and this playoff run is definitely bringing much needed business, though. two bars and restaurants. who are your fans know with this team series isn't over till it's over. and that the chase center watch party in thriving city plaza monday, fans brought their golden state spirit. even some lakers fans joined in the fun. it's just a great vibe, you know, like there's a food options here, you can add the fact that it's like, you know, accessible to all fans watch party is free. but it also draws dub nation fans downtown to spend their dollars the postseason playoffs. a welcome boost to business. my fri

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we sat with stacey abrams when she's had a baby doesn't have a heart beat.hey colluded to change the science. it's a scary time when you have media folks talking like that when you have a platform. >> emily: given what kayleigh just said, this is someone who we will likely see on the debate stage. this is echoed throughout the left media's concerns. "the daily beast" columnist says cnn failed journalism. the american public, and its own employees. i don't understand what that failure is if the point of journalism is to report what a presidential candidate is saying to give forum to american voices who were present at that town forum. >> harris: may i add one more tweet. i came across this. jamele hill, sportscaster, really good on espn, kind of outspoken so she's not there anymore. here's what she tweets. "seen and got exactly what it wanted out of the trump town hall, ratings, bows, and a bad signal to conservative viewers that their views are more welcome. it's heartbreaking and instructive for journalism and democracy but it was a win for the network in e

the never ending work of stacey abrams.nversation with the author and activist who changed the conversation on voting rights in america. then -- >> we are part of the family and we deserve to be seen and understood as much as anybody else in this country. michel:

that's what that's that's what thought so we both have their own election deniers whether it's stacey abrams or elijah cummings or congressman lewis. and but i'm not to hold it. and i don't want anybody who thinks that way to run for president and they're not going to get my vote. but i have to admit, i do have friends among the house republicans who were less than courageous when standing up and saying hello. i wrote a column. i think ten days after the election saying all this hubbub is not going to change outcome of the election because no election, no statewide election in modern american history, that has been reversed, was had more than couple of hundred votes contested, less than a thousand votes. you should have seen. donald trump sent me that day. but, you know, i understand politics is practical and some of my friends were like, you know, i'm ducking and i'm not going to blame them for ducking. but when it comes to the presidency, i want to i want somebody to go out there and demonstrate that they unite the party, that they have a and optimistic vision for the future, the country,

ella former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams is endorsing oakland.gresswoman. >> are really for the u.s. senate. lee is one of 3 current democratic house member who are looking at that senator dianne feinstein's seat to replace her. feinstein announced in february that she would not seek reelection in 2020 for the primary election will be held in march of next year. 4 zone. forecast time as we get a live look here on this monday night at the transamerica pyramid outside. >> across 4 studios. >> and lawrence is here give us some news about brighter days ahead is a writer days ago yeah. how about that? would like to see more sunshine? of course we start with rain again today. but the quickly ended by the afternoon. we had a little more sunshine. still has turned out to be decent storm specially for this time of year 16, 100's of an inch of rain in santa rosa and campfield 12. 100's in napa. just 200's in san francisco, oakland, 300 son under that as you make way into san jose. but still out the door tonight, we're looking at some changes coming our way

. >> well, former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams has endorsed oakland, congresswoman barbara lee for the u.s. senate. lee is one of 3 current democratic house members that are vying for senator feinstein's seat. you may remember feinstein announced february she would not be seeking re-election in 2024. the primary is set for march of next year. we'll see who else throws their hat in the ring between now and then it's 9.36. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a drug used for weight loss could actually help reduce the risk of alzheimer's. why scientists think that's a thing? and a local nurse has been selected for a big project with nasa. how she's going to play a role in the future. >> of space travel. and today a pleasant one. we're 50's at the coast 60's elsewhere in the bay area. even a couple of low 70's enjoy it because we're not going to stay so cool for so long. >> talking about our warm up in your forecast and before you leave the house on a tuesday, you need to know what your commute is going to look like. been keeping a close eye like. been keeping a close ey

. >> former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams has now endorsed oakland, congresswoman barbara lee for the u.s. senate. lee is one of 3 current democratic house members that are vying for senator diane stine. dianne feinstein's seat as we know, feinstein says she will not be seeking reelection in 2024, the primary election will be held in march of next year and we'll see who else comes out and throws her hat in the ring between now and them 7.11 that i'm still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. a church in the east bay is filing for bankruptcy after being hit with hundreds of lawsuits alleging child abuse. >> why some believe the church is trying to skirt along with this move. >> and the golden state warriors back in san francisco after losing both games in los angeles. coming up, we'll have reaction from coach kerr and i will tell you that percentage will tell you that percentage the at olive garden, nobody loves alfredo quite like we do. we make it from scratch so you can enjoy it poured, twirled, or dipped. with our one-of-a-kind alfredo the possibilities are endless. >> 7.1

. >> well, former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams has endorsed oakland, congresswoman barbara lee for the u.s. senate. lee is one of 3 current democratic house members for senator dianne feinstein's seat. feinstein, as you may have heard, announced that she will not be seeking reelection in 2024. the primary election set to be held in march of next year between now and then we'll see who else decides to throw their hat in the ring. it is 8.11. >> still ahead on kron 4 morning news. the deadline on the nation's debt ceiling is drawing closer. we'll tell you how lawmakers are reacting to pressure find a solution. >> and the golden state warriors backs against the wall down 3, 1, against the la lakers. they're back in san francisco. coming up, we'll have reaction from coach carroll on how they plan to come back in this year's. and if you're stepping outside these next few minutes, we're still hanging on to the 40's for a few spots like dublin at 49 petaluma at 48 degrees. >> temperatures will rise into a comfortable range of 60's later on today. talk the details of your forecast

. >> well, former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams has endorsed oakland, congresswoman barbara lee for the u.s. senate. lee is one of 3 current democratic house members running for senator dianne feinstein's seat. feinstein announced in february that she would not be seeking reelection in 2024, the primary election is set to be held in march of next year. we'll take a break as we approach 6.11. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news at church in the east bay's filing for bankruptcy. now after being hit with hundreds of lawsuits alleging child abuse. >> why some believe it's a way for the church, the skirt, the law and avoid paying and the deadline on the nation's debt ceiling is drawing closer. how lawmakers are reacting to the pressure to find a solution. >> and today, a little gray at the start. as you can see this a blanket of cloud cover sitting above us. but later on today, that will be some sunlight peeking through allowing temperatures to rise into the 60's. and for a few of us, the low 70's, it's just the start of ever warming conditions in your forecast, which i'm tal

first of all talk about when it took office in 2019 i had nine lawsuits or more from stacey abrams and all of her folks that said but not for voter suppression i would've one of this thing, so she never conceded and so i pushback on that point by point. then she took four years before we find one at trial and every single count, every single alleged offense that they charged us with, we won. she did a few. then i talked about the 2020 raise and and i just went th bullet by what i bullet point by point. the night defended sp 202 because i do, this is what we have come a photo id for all forms of voting. like to be short than what our and all the metrics with put in place. i said here's what the issue is at the end of the day. it gets down to integrity. that's really what the core issue is. i also believe one of the issues we have is if you are on the side of the aisle you need to hold your folks accountable. and if you're on the side of the aisle you need to hold your folks accountable. it doesn't do any good for you to say hey, i'm going to talk to my neighbor until the what the kid is

first of all talk about when it took office in 2019 i had nine lawsuits or more from stacey abrams and of her folks that said but not for voter suppression i would've one of this thing, so she never conceded and so i pushback on that point by point. then she took four years before we find one at trial and every single count, every single alleged offense that they charged us with, we won. she did a few. then i talked about the 2020 raise and and i just went th bullet by what i bullet point by point. the night defended sp 202 because i do, this is what we have come a photo id for all forms of voting. like to be short than what our and all the metrics with put in place. i said here's what the issue is at the end of the day. it gets down to integrity. that's really what the core issue is. i also believe one of the issues we have is if you are on the side of the aisle you need to hold your folks accountable. and if you're on the side of the aisle you need to hold your folks accountable. it doesn't do any good for you to say hey, i'm going to talk to my neighbor until the what the kid is don