it wouldn't but if state law says that the state legislators decide who the council is for the state board of elections that any particular case, that would be fine from the perspective of federal law. they could certainly do that. and so, again the state is in total control here. >> what do you do about this? i mean on page 5:39, i take what the court said. it's a union member, he goes to the secretary of labor, and says hey they had an unfair election in the mineworkers. the secretary brings a lawsuit, is he supposed to. the union member wants to intervene. the interest of the union member and the secretary says the court, who is our tentacle but, even if the secretary is performing his duties, as well as can be expected, the union member may have a valid complaint about the performance of his lawyer. such a complaint, filed by the member who initiated the entire enforcement proceed. inc. should be regarded as sufficient, to warrant relief in the form of intervention under 20 482. no mention of any presumption? against intervening? sounds like the easiest thing in the world to intervene.

justice barrett: well, what if a private firm was representing the state board of elections? they just decided no attorney general. and so you said the state can kick the attorney general out at any time. so let's say that's what happens. what then? does anything change? ms. theodore: well, i -- i think i would assume in your hypothetical that there's a state law that says the private lawyers represent the state board to defend the constitutionality of state law. justice barrett: yeah. well, you said that they could kick the attorney general out anytime. and i'm not saying, like, as a matter of general principle that the attorney general is not the one who typically represent the state in court. but, obviously, there's been a lot of back and forth, and the legislature has passed laws related to this specific litigation. so i'm just saying, would that matter at all? let's say they say we think the attorney general is doing a bad job, so we want private counsel. ms. theodore: they could do that, absolutely. north carolina law could do that. and then, in that case, again, i don't

the state board hasn't said they won't. they have the same interest or an overlapping interest to yours. where do we go with that? mr. thompson: that's trbovich, your honor. justice sotomayor: no, trbovich was the -- saying that the union member and the department -- the union and the department of labor had conflicting interests. mr. thompson: it was -- justice sotomayor: they didn't have identical interests. mr. thompson: if we think about it as a venn diagram, in trbovich, the interests of the petitioner was a subset totally included within the interests of the secretary of labor. the secretary of labor had two interests. number one, he was the petitioner's lawyer. so that was perfect identity of interest on that interest. but he had a second interest. he had an interest in the public interest. and it was the fact that he had those two, one that was identical, plus an extra one -- justice sotomayor: no, no, no, but the public interest could overcome the individual interest there. mr. thompson: well, they said because he

and city and county of san francisco versus california state water recess control board atll and san jaoquin tributary versus california state water resources control board and if you wish to make two minutes of remote public comment on this item press star 3 to raise your hand to speak and do we have any members of the public in the room who wish to make public comment on this item? seeing none. do we have any callers? >> madam secretary, there are no callers. >> public comment is closed. >> thank you. can i have a motion as to whether to assert a attorney-client plaintiff? >> move to assert. >> move to assert. >> second. >> roll call, please. [roll call vote] you have four ayes. >> thank you. >> we will go into closed session. >>> thank you. we are back from closed session. the commission took no action during closed session. can i have a motion whether to disclose discussions during closed session. >> commissioner: move to not close. >> commissioner: second. >> chairman: moved and seconded not to close. roll call, please. >> clerk: [roll call] you have five ayes. >> chai

state. two board members that won. they will join us next hour.g his daughter to her old school in california with antiracist agenda on then 9-year-old after 2020 death of george floyd. >> it is not enough to not be racist. you now must be antiracist. and my kid is nine years old. >> what does that mean? >> these kids are not even remotely racist. so to tell a 9-year-old that you have to be antiracist. they aren't even looking for races but confronting at. >> todd: schools want to teach kids that racism is stupid, then i'm all with you but the end gold teaching them to be antiracist, carly. >> carley: the parents rate has reached the buckeye state is lawmakers propose their version of florida personal rights bill to limit the teaching of sexual orientation, gender identity and topics for children. with me now lawmakers introduce the bill and state representative schmidt and mike loychik, good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> carley: representative schmidt, florida getting a lot of attention but tell us about your version in ohio and what i

last monday march 28th, the governor did issue an executive order directing the state water board to adopt emergency regulations by may 25th that will impact san francisco and our customers in two areas. one requires urban water suppliers to submit a draft assessment and shortage report to the state by june 1st. this is actually not very onerous. because a final report is due july 1st. sharing a draft with them a month early is not a big deal. i think that's a need for the state to try to feel like it's got a better handle on the overall picture going forward. the second item would require urban water suppliers to implement level two shortage response actions. up to 20% shortage. we're currently at level one where we're having 10% reduction. if we were to move to level two, level two actually ranges from 11% to 20%. right now i think we're going to be challenged meeting 10% system wide. that's partly because san francisco has a residential water use of 42 gallons per person per day and wholesale customers has an average residential water use 63 gallons per person a day. these are well

2022 proposed revised water system improvement program, sent a notice of change to the state water resources control board and alfred alquist. >> state legislation requires advanced public notice and a public hearing for consideration of any changes to the water system improvement program. note that in 2020 we requested schedule extensions to five projects and to the program but no changes to budget. today we are requesting schedule extensions, as well as budget increases since the budgets have not been modified since 2018. today we bring for your consideration proposed revisions to projects, including schedule revision to eight projects, budget revisions to five projects, scope revisions to three projects, in addition we propose as a program completion date extended to february 1, 2027. good news is, the overall program budget of 4.8 billion remains intact. earlier this month we met with bay area water supply and conservation agency to discuss these proposed changes. you have subsequently received their comments on these changes. we appreciate and acknowledge their comments and we will bring you a full r

so you have that as the on the ground and they are still looking into that, the state board of elections doing an investigation there, specifically the state bureau of investigations trying to suss this out. he's been kicked off the voter rolls and that larger picture of irony that he is one of those key members, not just someone the january 6th committee wants to talk to who is currently in the midst of the doj deciding whether or not they'll move forward with the contempt referral, but at the same time one of those purveyors of the big lie which this is the news we're getting today. >> ali vitali with that reporting. thank you. >>> speaking of former president trump, two of his key former white house lawyers are talking with the january 6th committee. pat cipollone on the lef -- also noting both of these attorneys pushed back on the former president during his final days in office making it clear that people would resign if he pushed through an acting attorney general just three days before the january 6th insurrection. joining us is betsy woodruff swan who is scooping this story for p

the state board of pardons and paroles is expected to release its report on the case today.iticians from both sides of the aisle are speaking out, claiming lucio didn't get a fair trial, saying her initial defense was inadequate. >> we're not saying that miss lucio was innocent, that she's guilty. we're saying for the board to provide her some clemency. >> reporter: more than 300,000 people including reality star kim kardashian have now signed petitions claiming lucio is not a killer. asking the governor to step in. a reason documentary on hulu raised awareness of the case. >> the interrogation continued for maybe six, seven hours. until 3:00 in the morning. >> this is your chance to set it straight. right now it looks like you're a cold-blooded killer. >> reporter: her family says lucio's faith will get her through whatever happens. >> she's hopeful. she prays all the time. whatever happens, she has put in it god's hands. >> reporter: the texas governor says he'll look at the texas board's report that will be released today and take whatever action he thinks is appropriate.

the state board of forestry and fire protection projected 45,000 acres would be cleared in just the first year alone. so, what happened here? >> there is lots of important work going on, priya, as it relates to changing dynamic amount of fire. when we think about the history of fire management in the state of california, basically,it was led by the forest service. it relates back to earth day. we had this very nacve view of wilderness is something you leave alone and it is going to take care of itself when, in fact, especially here on earth day, we need to recognize that we have been managing our forest for thousands of years, or chaparral. the goal, really, is to make sure we get back into a rhythm of managing the forest so there are not all the other stories that end up earning. many of this project going forward. i have been out and seeing them firsthand. i want to encourage people to understand that a huge amount is happening. it is a big paradigm shift in how we manage fires. >> california has led the nation in pushing for the use of electric vehicles and or regulations relating to e

and given the state board us, the more likely doesn't it that the martha was indeed sunk by ukrainian missiles? well, it's so distinct possibility, as it was not far from the cranium coast and the arrange ukrainian and the ship miss sask kind of it could they could have fated ah, also of course there's been reports that the ukrainians received harpoon and the ship massage from the united e from u j o. so they have no right now for sure. what if it was a massage gradient, say it's there. and in messiah co, neptune that they kind of built on the basis a russian of soviet missiles i would make it may be anything, said then the question is that if that is the case, then in the fact that the and martha was was lined up. so close to shore, they must have underestimated the ukrainians ability to hit it. and what are the implications moving on as we look to the, the sea battle? well, that means the russia ships will try and be far further away from the desk. are they are basically blocking a best in, right? russian name of back c please. right now it's a bad main task is to prevent any kind o

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but because of a service disruption on its web pay app, the state franchise tax board is extending the deadline for the filing to 11:59pm. tonight. the agency did not say what caused the glitch. californians can file their state returns for free through the cal file tool, which is on the state board's website. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news 10, the political war happening between disney and florida's governor escalates on the state's leaders planning to punish the world famous resort and theme park. >> coming up on the half hour, reckless driving on posted to social media. high-speed minutes. coming up. >> clear skies around most of the bay area now, but we've got some rain. a lot of rain on the way. we'll talk about that forecast coming up. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you get the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her

the state's board of health voted tonight to rescind the mandate, citing decreasing hospitalizations and a leveling off of case counts. the mandate just went into effect on monday at that time, philadelphia have become the first major u.s. city to reinstate the indoor mask mandate. however, starting at midnight masks will be required on all public transit in los angeles county, the county issued the new order today just days after a federal judge struck down the cdc's mask mandate for planes and public transportation. it requires masks in all forms of public transit, such as subways, buses and ride shares as well as transportation hubs like airports and bus terminals. >> on the peninsula, a covid outbreak at a high school following a prom and now school officials are rethinking. they say their plans for upcoming dance. yes, they were really caught off guard kron four's terisa says here explains what happened and what's next. >> nearly 600 students from san mateo high school attended the prom at the asian art museum on april 9th. and as of thursday, 90 of them tested positive for covi

in the end it came down with one republican member of a michigan state canvassing board who resisted tons of pressure from his own party that he should agree to overturn the election results. he voted to certify joe biden's victory. michigan republicans then decided to retaliate against him and refused to let him keep that job on the state canvassing board and replaced him with a new republican, a conservative activist named tony daunt. and today mr. daunt that conservative activists who republicans in michigan specifically chose, he resigned from the position in the party and wrote a letter to party leaders obtained by the detroit news and wrote cowardly party leaders have made the election here in michigan a test of who is the most cravenly loyal to donald trump, and to relitigating the results of the 2020 cycle. incredibly rather than distancing themselves from this undisciplined loser, far too many republican leaders have decided that encouraging his delusional lies, and even worse, cynically appeasing him despite knowing they are lies. whether it's misguided true belief, cynical

or, behind the scenes, tries to manipulate things like what happens at the state board of canvassers, or county board of canvassers. it does not fight, vigorously, in order to ensure, the will of the people prevails. but, certainly, we will not have democracy in the state of michigan, and we won't have democracy in any of those states, where you have secretaries of state, and attorneys general, who are beholden to donald trump, instead of being beholden to the constitution. >> michigan state attorney general, danny nessel, madam attorney general, thank you for your time, we will watch what happens this weekend, and continue the conversation in the weeks, and months ahead. thank you for your time. next, russia has moved operations from kyiv, and now, president biden is announcing another wave of military aid for ukraine. may interview with a former russian foreign minister, putin's position in the war and order's next move might be, right after this. i had no idea how much i wamy case was worth. c call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the

of the port the fact that the board was very afraid of germany was a supporter of rapprochement with the soviet union and tried to negotiate the same with the balkan states and king alexander were shot dead in the car, and the killer was killed killed on the spot killed by the police. this is strikingly reminiscent of the whole story of the kennedy assassination . subsequently, it turned out that the assassination was organized from berlin. but then no one knew that the successor to the port was appointed. he adhered to the german orientation afterwards judged for treason policy of france has changed dramatically. let's go back, but let's see what's going on in germany. for three days after hitler came to power, these fatal processions of vakin took place . i look at this stream of fire and think what was the true deep meaning of these fiery performances. well, yes, they demonstrated the power of the new order, they frightened simple spirits, but still, the most important thing in these fucking trains was that they helped turn a person into a savage. and turn him into a savage into a solemn environment. so turn to the savages felt empathetic. and ready f

>>> this week the north carolina state board of elections announced it removed mark meadows from theirentation indicating he lived in virginia and last voted in the 2021 election there. according to a report by the new yorker last month, voter actually filed his voter registration in september of 2020, listing his residential address as a mobile home in scaling mountain, north carolina. neither the home, nor the property with that address has belonged to him and he has never lived there. that leaves open the question of whether mark meadows misrepresented his domicile in 2020, a federal crime punishable by up to five years in prison and whether he committed voter fraud in the 2020 election. let's bring our sunday night panel. susan, i want to start with you. what does it say about the gop that mark meadows decries nonexistent voter fraud and then goes on to potentially commit voter fraud himself? >> it's disgraceful. it's an embarrassment. i do wonder if he is guilty of that and then you add the pending referral to doj about refusing to appear before congress and ignoring the subpoena.

the north carolina state board of elections today removing trump former chief of staff mark meadows from the voter rolls after he registered to vote from a trailer where he never lived after already voting. he's being held in contempt of congress from refusing to respond to a subpoena from the january 6th committee. >>> let's start first with the war in ukraine and joining me now nbc news correspondent gabe gutierrez just outside of ukraine's capital and william cooper. tell us more about that russian warship that has been seriously damaged and the latest you're seeing on the ground there in ukraine. >> thank you, good morning. while picking up on admiral stavridis's comments, this is definitely seen as a huge boost for the morale of the ukrainians. as you said, russia not elaborating on the cause of this fire on the warship with the ukrainians saying the cruise missiles took it out. regardless, this is potentially a significant blow for the russians in their war effort to the south. as the fighting intensifies in the east, we're getting a closer look, andrea, at all the destruction in a

. >>> the state water board could extend restrictions on russian river water shed. they ordered hundreds of people to stop diverting water. those regulations are set to expire in july but the state is floating a proposal to extend them. the drought has caused the lake to fall w erage. >>> a lookat how it's feeling outside. >> and then down right hot by thursday when the temperatures will start climbing back up to near 90. let start off with where we are now. temperatures are a little cooler in the north bay. we are down to 49 in santa rosa where the temperature has dropped just a degree. we have some midand upper 40's. not a lot of them. most of us are pretty much low 50's to start the day. very much like yesterday was. if we look at this a slightly different way how is the fog? just fine. i don't have any on the road for you to deal with. you can see for ten miles without any major issues. if we switch from looking at the visibility readings it's midlevel clouds. you can see some showing up but that will melt back by the time we get in to the early afternoon. anothe

. >> house and senate members continue the district and state board. this week. the senate will be back on monday at 3 p.m. eastern. lawmakers are expected to debate several of president biden's federal federal reserve nominees including lael brainard to serve as vice chair. also lisa cook who if confirmed will become the first black woman to serve on the fed board. when congress returns we will have live coverage of the house on c-span, watch this in on c-span2 and online at c-span.org with our free video app c-span now. >> now, he tells a little story about two american heroes with some strong disagreement to friendship and how c that proces chose the entire course of history. welcome to the stage near times best selling and fox news host, mr. brian kilmeade. [applause] >> thank you. as much as i enjoyed the standing ovation, , when you stt with a standing ovation you can only goo backwards. that's what i worry. i appreciate everybody being here tonight. i've never been invited to book festival, so to be invited was great, tell the book ready to go was fantasti

equity, inclusion at at heart of all education agencies and illinois's funds in the hands of the state boardide school districts with training on topics like anti-racism and equity. the federal department of education had to sign off on some of those plans say in a statement of fox, the department is not encouraging use of american rescue plan funds to teach crt, any claim to the contrary is patently false. they believe politicians should stay out of the curriculum decisions best made at local level with engagement with parents, and local school communities. all of this as the white house wants more taxpayer dollars for covid-19 related issues. charles? charles: they ain't bashful. thank you so much, madison. now i want to bring in republican senator bill cassidy of louisiana, and senator, president biden asking for more covid-19 relief money. everyone knows that states are sitting on billions of dollars. i saw a headline in "the new york times" of all places. have they essentially turned this crisis into a new slush fund? >> well you can argue the states have taken money intended to combat

we know about some of the folks that have been appointed to the department of education and the state board liberty type individuals who scream crt anywhere they see diversity. no, we don't trust that they're using the appropriate standards to evaluate this. and, kate, i think we have to take an even closer look at the books that have been banned and look at what types of books have been rejected. i took a look at it today. what we saw was that over of the 54 books that were rejected, 28 were rejected because they allegedly included one of the topics that were mentioned, social emotional learning, . >> is something that the department championed and support just a couple years ago, but you also see that they banned pre-calculus honors and statistics books with specific-standard scores that were higher than those approved. that means the desantis administration is rejecting good books with good subject-specific content that yield better potential for student achievement because of politics. >> here's the thing. i mean, one thing the governor said is there's a review process. so there's that

i am going to also ask you to state the board or commission that you are serving on. is that the right way to do it? or do i point and go down the line? no, in terms of the names and the bodies. okay. we're going to say it all simultaneously and it's going to sound like this [mumbling] come on up closer to the front, all my commissioners. can we get some of the commissioners to come? james, mr. commissioner, please come up closer to the front. we want all the commissioners if you could stand. as a matter of fact, you can come up here to let the audience get nice pictures. this is a little different. the next time it will be good. it is like the first kid, you mess up, and the second, you got it under control. all right. there is more room over here if you want to space out a little built. all right. are we fired up? ready to serve. please raise your right hand. and repeat after me. i, state your name. do solemnly swear. that i will support and defend. the constitution of the united states. and the constitution of the state of california. against all enemies, foreign a

you're monitoring their behavior, and if they act in any way, unusual reach out to your vet or the state's boardin saint paul, minnesota mills hayes ktvu fox two news mills. thank you. zoos on the east coast and in the midwest are taking steps to protect their birds from the flu. zoos are moving their birds indoors away from people and wildlife. the virus can be spread through droppings and nasal discharge, as well as contaminated equipment, clothing and vehicles carrying supplies while the virus can be deadly to birds, infections among humans are rare. a video that has now gone viral shows the terror as a drawbridge begins to rise, partially crushing a pontoon boat beneath oh, my. oh, my god. it happened last month, but the video just came out. it shows the boat stopped underneath that bridge, apparently taking cover from the heavy rain. that's when the bridge in jupiter, florida starts to move. forcing people on that boat to jump off and into the water boats are not supposed to be in that area, and officials say the bridge tender had no idea the boat was underneath. everyone made it off the bo

if they are acting unusual reach out to your vet or your state's board of animal health in st paul, minnesotaews. and zoos on the east coast and there in the midwest are taking steps to protect their birds from the flu. zoos are making are moving, rather, their birds indoors away from people and wildlife. the virus can be spread through droppings, nasal discharge, as well as contaminated equipment, clothing and vehicle carrying supplies, while the virus as mills mentioned can be deadly to birds , infections among humans are rare. sunny warmer day across the entire bay area. i wouldn't say it was incredibly hot. it was war. maybe kind of getting borderline hot, but the real heat that's set to move in forward tomorrow, and we will be talking about some of the nineties. across the inland neighborhoods for tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow will be the hottest day of the week. so you can see here. i thinking with the temperature curve here kind of warms up a little bit into your thursday forecast, and then we begin to cool off friday, but the real cooling that moves in this weekend, especially by sunda

any material is approved by the state board of education. it goes through their material procurement. they get the list of what is responsible material for the school system. the list goes down to the school districts. administrator to review the list. they provide a list of what they feel should be acquired. the school board then votes on the recommendations from administrators. that is what ends up in the classroom or in the library. by and large, they bring a list of materials to be acquired. school boards vote on them and that is how they show up. is that true? yes, to my knowledge. >> can we agree that school boards are the ones who authorized purchases? >> yes. >> does the school board have the legal authority to save a goes in and out of classrooms? >> it is my understanding it places the superintendent in the position to make those decisions. >> does the school board have a responsibility to decide in the funding to acquire materials? >> in terms of loving county, we have a board of supervisors that approves the budget. it is our sup

. >> house and senate members continue the district and state board. this week. the senate will be back on monday at 3 p.m. eastern. lawmakers are expected to debate several of president biden's federal federal reserve nominees including lael brainard to serve as vice chair. also lisa cook who if confirmed will become the first black woman to serve on the fed board. when congress returns we will have live coverage of the house on c-span, watch this in on c-span2 and online at c-span.org with our free video app c-span now. >> now, he tells a little story about two american heroes with some strong disagreement to friendship and how c that proces chose the entire course of history. welcome to the stage near times best selling and fox news host, mr. brian kilmeade.

but at the next april 26th board meeting that could switch to mandatory reductions and fees, the state climatologist says the timing of this week's rainfall does have one benefit in having it come at the time where the starts melting. it really helped that water, get into the streams and moved down towards the rest worse. it's really good thing. that was absolute last year, the biggest message from water officials is the need to conserve by reducing water use indoors and outdoor irrigation. this oakland homeowner said she decided to have a gray water system installed using water from her shower to irrigate her garden. typical family of four can produce enough water for 30 basins in the landscape. and 30 basins equals about 13,000 gallons a year i was hand watering my plants and now i really don't need to do that. the u. s drought monitor map that you see here already shows that california is in severe drought conditions and governor newsome now once the state water board to declare a stage to drought emergency anticipating there could be 10 to 20% shortage. in water supplies. jenna tha

interfere effectively with stopping the hearing from going forward in north carolina before the state board2 amnesty law, designed to provide amnesty to exconfederates after the civil war from the mandate of section 3 of the 14th amendment, that that amnesty law applies 150 years later to madison cawthorn. there is no constitutional scholar we've heard who believes that that argument is correct. and it's contrary to the text and to the legislative history of the 14th amendment and of the amnesty law of 1872. we have filed an expedited appeal with the u.s. court of appeals for the fourth circuit. they have granted our request for an expedited appeal. and that argument's being heard on may 3rd. and madison cawthorn may soon have to also face these kinds of questions. >> well, i tell you, i do recall at least one constitutional scholar talking about what you're talking about, and that was during the second impeachment hearing. i believe it was the house impeachment manager, jamie raskin, trying to make similar arguments. we'll have to see what happens. speaking of january 6th, you know, it may

case are now calling for clemency, as are a bipartisan group of texas lawmakers, asking the state pardons board to cancel lucio's execution. the board is expected to make a recommendation to texas governor greg abbott on monday tonight, lucio's family, hopeful. >> i can't wait. i feel -- i have a faith that our sister is going to come home. >> reporter: faith and a mother's fate, with time running out morgan chesky, nbc news, dallas >>> still ahead, leading the charge how one small town is on the forefront of an electric vehicle revolution >>> plus, history was made on the baseball field today. >> test test. test test. >>> the european union agreed on legislation today for landmark new rules that will push the world's biggest social media companies to stop the spread of online misinformation. it's called the digital services act, and is expected to be passed into law in europe where companies like google, meta, twitter could face fines if they don' remove hate speech, propaganda, or other material from their sites. >>> there's a new member in baseball's 3,000 hit club today, detroit tiger, migu