three core values that marjorie taylor greene does not have. we've read aloud from her, and she's good, she is good at spouting off utter nonsense as absolutely nothing to do with what's going on in our district. i guarantee you, georgia, if you allow me to be your next congressman, i will work day and night for you. constituent services, something that you are not getting right now. our mayors, our city council members, they will have a seat at the table in d.c. there needs will be met. right now i could tell you i've talked to a lot of them, they haven't heard from marjorie taylor greene. >> you may rebuttal, and then your question and i will let you go back to answer the infrastructure question. rep. greene: thank you very much. you have no right to attack the hard-working people in my constituent services. they do a phenomenal job and you know nothing about their hardware because they have served their constituents in northwest georgia over and over. so i will not have you attacked them, they love their jobs, they love serving and helping p

exactly taylor. yeah taylor the one who say never do it in a million years and so but polk doesn't know this yet. so here's the challenge for paul everything. he sees he sees everything through a political lens, which means he wants him to be victorious. but if it really really victorious then they might use that the way jackson had used that kind of fame from the battlefield to get elected president. so he wants them to do the job and then he's he actually tries to undercut them in the field the way the volunteer army worked. is this our this war is going to be fought by the regular army, which is quite small, but in large during the war the professional army and then volunteers who are drawn from new volunteer companies or state militia companies. governors of the states of those malicious and volunteer units choose the kernel to go over the regiment the men elect their own captain. so all the way up through colonel the states determine rank in the volunteer part of the army. which means if your go

>> zachary taylor. >> yeah, taylor, the one who said he never do in 1 million years.polk doesn't know this, yet here's a challenge for polk, everything he sees, he sees everything through a political lens, which means that he wants them to be victorious, but really really victorious, they might -- that kind of fame. he wants them to do the job, he actually tries to undercut them in the field. the way the volunteer army works, this war is gonna be fought by the regular army, which is quite small, but in large during the war. the professional army. volunteers, who are drawn from new volunteer companies or statement to companies governors of the states of those militias and volunteer units choose the colonel to go over the regiment. the men elect their own captain. all the way up to colonel, the states determine rank in the volunteer part of the army. which means if you're governor as a whig, guess what your colonel is gonna be? you have two choices, one is wrong. he's going to be whig, if he's a democrat, you can have a democratic colonel. polk appointed 14 voluntary ge

georgia taylor—brown and taylor spivey, level on points heading into the final race.or—brown gaining a 22—second lead after the first of three swims. but it was never going to be that easy. spivey raced back into touch and back into contention. it was a battle that had onlyjust begun. back came taylor—brown, going into the water on round two with an eight—second lead — it was gone by the time they came out. from there, the pair would stick together, toing and froing, but never far apart. and so, after five cities and five races, it came down to a final run. where taylor—brown showed her class, pulling away not only from spivey, but from the rest of the field too. her third win of the series. once again, georgia taylor—brown is your champion here! the title defended. it means an awful lot. it's been a flipping long season, sojust one more race left now, but we have had five incredible races with super league and i'm just so happy to come out on top. while all the celebration centred on taylor—brown, a moment to remember for her british team—mate — non stanford crossing

georgia taylor—brown and taylor spivey, level on points heading into the final race.ut it was never going to be that easy. taylor spivey raced back into touch and back into contention. it was a battle that had onlyjust begun. back came taylor—brown going into the water in round two with an eight second lead, it was gone by the time they came out. from there, the time they came out. from there, the pair would stick together, toing and froing, but never far apart. the pair would stick together, toing and froing, but neverfar apart. and so, afterfive and froing, but neverfar apart. and so, after five cities and froing, but neverfar apart. and so, afterfive cities in and froing, but neverfar apart. and so, after five cities in five races, it came down to a final run. where taylor—brown showed her class, pulling a weight not only from spivey, but from the rest of the field. herthird spivey, but from the rest of the field. her third win of the series. once again, georgia taylor—brown is your champion here! the once again, georgia taylor-brown is your champion here!— your ch

he wrote that profile of marjorie taylor greene i quoted from a moment ago.the author of a new book which is out today. weapons of mass delusion, when the republican party lost its mind. robert, i have long admired your reporting on the republican party in this is no exception. first, let's start with this question of the agenda, because it's part of the subject of the marjorie taylor greene profile, and part of the subject you are reporting. what do you think of what it would really mean to have a republican house come january? >> sure, chris, a couple things on that. the first is the without question, they will become the party of retribution, and as marjorie taylor greene as opposed to her credit said out loud to me, there will be a lot of investigations. there will also be a punitive approach to the democratic party that stripped her of her committee seats. paul gosar as well. you can expect the same type of treatment given to some people like adam schiff, and eric swalwell, and others who are offending objects to her and others. there will be a host of i

>> they love marjorie taylor greene here.rybody you talk to, and the more she contentious and when the really interesting things we found is that when you got thrown off the committees. so people saw that as affirmation about why they like to. they want her to fight, they wanted to break stuff. they want to basically throw a big middle finger to washington. that's exactly what they're doing. i think -- >> fight for what? she doesn't have a single committee assignment. you see her on tv, all day, every day. i never talk about her on the show until now. because she absolutely no policy influence. so what is it that people are backing? she has nothing that improves their lives? >> the, that's about to change. it's likely in the profile he mentioned the rubber profile. it's terrific. it's very clear that collegiate positions in congress. talk about an oversight position on the committee. donald trump was putting her and administration. and the whole point is that people, which was knocked off. she was even taken seriously by most

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>> taylor: are you serious? >> ridge: i'm just-- >> taylor: where are my trophies? know where they are? they're-- they're, um-- they're buried. they're-- they're put away. they are out of sight. out of mind. where some things should be. >> ridge: some things? >> taylor: yep. >> ridge: not us. >> taylor: oh, okay. >> ridge: don't run, please. n-- no, look, i'm telling ya. if you're gonna run, i'm going to try and keep up. and i'm gonna follow

>> taylor: yup. >> steffy: a pine cone?ridge: no, but it-- >> taylor: do not mock the cosmicness of it all. it was, uh, divine pining. [ steffy laughs ] >> steffy: well, i'm just gonna go out on a limb here-- >> taylor: oh, yes! >> steffy: and say it was really romantic. hey, i'm just like mom, okay? honestly, though, it-- it led you here, where you belong. but just in case, like, how many fingers am i holding up? eh? eh? eh? eh? eh? >> ridge: why would you tell her any of this? >> steffy: did you get hit in the head or just-- >> ridge: you know she's gonna make fun of me. why are you doing this? >> taylor: because she's gonna make fun of you. >> steffy: it's true. hey, whatever the reason, you came to your senses. and you realized what you have with mom. and you were open to taking dad back. it's just really nice.

race for mayor the oakland chamber of commerce poll here found that of the 604 residents surveyed taylor and really neck in neck. 21 20% and you know, they have about the same amount of support today candidates lauren taylor and treva reid announced a ranked choice partnership and an effort to get more votes. they held a campaign rally together. we have been in partnership. >> long before. we were both on council. in fact, we met in community. not in the political sphere. because of our shared commitment and dedication to moving oakland forward so we can build the strength in the way of those who are standing with us alongside us. >> as has been said, those who have gone before us that give us this moment to really face the change to deliver for all of oakland across this town. >> bottom line, the duo is now asking voters to choose taylor as their first choice. and read as their second choice ranked choice voting the system. they played a role deciding oakland's 2010 mayoral election candidates who finished first in the first round went on to lose. that is because the person who ranked s

marjorie taylor greene. thomas zimmer had a tweet, he talked about marjorie taylor greene and put her in the context, it's always they define their attacks on the other side by saying we're the victims. we have to do whatever it takes because the other side is trying to hurt us. here's marjorie taylor greene. >> we're all targets now for daring to push back against the regime, and it doesn't stop at a weaponized legal system. i'm not going to mince words with you all, democrats want republicans dead. and they've already started the killings. >> they've already started the kylings, michael steel, and so when you frame it that way, anything goes. anything you have to do to stop these people that are doing the killings. >> that's the point. you grease the skids as much as you can. you create as little resistance by taking most extreme posture rhetorically, and in the past when it was the john burj birch society, when it was what we saw with john mccain during the presidential race, the attacks on barack obama,

our dads are bill taylor and paul taylor, and they run taylor shellfish. >> and i'm brittany taylor, and this is diani taylor. >> that, too. >> and we're the fifth generation of our family to work for our family business. i really take pride in the fact that our company's part of a big community and it's very family-like. we have many families, not only mine, but many other families that have their whole families that work for us. >> the ocean is so acidic that it is dissolving the shell of our baby oysters. our farm is what has kept this family together. it's our glue. i can't imagine. it would be devastating to lose such a big part of our history. when we started farming oysters over 100 years ago, we relied on the natural reproduction of oysters in the bay to occur in order to get our oysters. but as the industry has changed, we started cultivating our own oyster larvae, our own baby oysters. so when we started doing that, we needed something like our hatchery, which is kind of like a greenhouse where you can raise up the baby shellfish and the baby oysters to get big enough so th

when they get control, it'll be marjorie taylor between's agenda.rsations] let's be honest about it. >> -- the agenda of the base. >> so you're saying marjorie taylor green is the base of the republican party? >> on some of these issues that she's getting donations for, absolutely. same with aoc. the donations that she's getting to -- [inaudible conversations] >> the same issues -- [inaudible conversations] >> if you look at the reporting -- >> if i could have a word here -- howard: to show you how things have shift ised, cnn's chris -- writes it's a very good time to be marjorie taylor green. i think it's a surprise for a lot of people who thought she was a fringe character. but one other quick difference and that is she sometimes goes after republicans. in her second term, aoc has been more playing ball with democrats. so so she's managed to tick off her own party as well. >> well, aoc didn't start out that way. howard: that's true. >> and you see there's an effort to countermand or overcome that influences and let the electorate think that the de

see taylor swift in those?an: virtually yes but debting you twitter may not be worth $44 billion if a company like snap likes more users and 358 million daily actives and twitter only has $200 million and twitter is not worth $44 billion that busing is paying for it. neil: the obvious question is, you have free tickets but you only can go to one: taylor swift, adel, where do you go? susan: that's a live concert event so obviously you have to go with the vocalist and that would be adel. however, taylor is very talented, she writes her own music. only artist to win three mtv video of the year awards. neil: hello. adel. susan: i'm not choosing between both. i love them both. it's not mutually exclusive to me. i would go to both. neil: whatever. okay. that is such a weaselly answer. susan: beautifully talented young women. neil: she's trying to get out of these answers. i'll get there. some magic with susan because that 550 points indeed and some calling it the taylor swift rally and i don't think so after this. wh

so, you know, marjorie taylor greene is going to have an expanding squad. it's going to make the kind of tea party look -- >> this gets into the other candidates i want to get into with you tonight. it's campaign in memes, lies, and conspiracy theories, and increasingly governed the same way. so you don't even get a pivot, even if you put aside the ethics of how far people will go on the trail. take this bizarre twisted in herschel walker story. this is him with his police badged in debate with senator warnock. >> does that have arresting authority, or it's an honorary badge? >> it's an honorary badge, but they can call me whenever they want me, and i have the authority do things with them. >> the national sheriffs after association said, quote, an honorary badge is for the trophy case. why make the decision to flash it. >> that is totally not true. >> that's our colleague kristen welker, the debate moment came at the last debate. he's absent current, next one they want to have. didn't show up at the second debate, and warnock hit that. >> it is important t

let's start with member lauren taylor. our wilson walker has what to expect if he comes out on top in november. >> i have been here since 1970, family-owned business, as you can see. we have been here a long time. we are longtime residents of oakland. mister rodriguez has spent decades helping people clean up after dissolve stars and disasters is how he would describe his neighborhood. >> and this is what we deal with. this is what kids have to go through to go to school. every day. >> asked rodriguez if oakland is headed in the right direction . >> all the citizens, the businesses are flowing out of here. they want out. and that's a shame. >> it is a sentiment shared across oakland that things are not going in the right direction. and it's in that climate of frustration that voters will choose oakland's next mayor. mike it's good to see you as well, absolutely. how are you? folks are furious about the state of the safety. the illegal dumping, william angry and frustrated too. i am a kid from oakland, born and raised here

i will start with ambassador taylor. ukraine's successful counteroffensive has alter the trajectory of this war and i am happy about that. all of us are. what is next at this point that we should be looking for? >> look for the ukrainian military to continue to follow up on what they've done. jenny put it right. it was a route. the route continues. they are also doing good work around herson. i would look for the russians to be dropping weapons and running toward russia. >> jenny, you just heard ambassador taylor giving an enthusiastic sense that momentum is on the side of ukrainians. what is the next pivot in your view? >> i agree that we should look for routes. i would also point to regular -- irregular warfare that the ukrainians are behind combat capabilities to erode and a potential collapse of russian forces. the will of ukrainians to resist. and the annexation on the ground due to the creation of the government and that effort is not getting as much coverage as it sometimes deserves, but it's an important compleme

first up is ambassador bill taylor. bill has developed a keen insights throughout his long and establish diplomatic career. bill, i know you are in ukraine just a few weeks ago. i am sure you will have observations from that visit. next up is also -- we are fortunate to be joined by dr. evelyn who is a regular. from 2012 to 2015, evelyn served as deputy assistance secretary for russia, ukraine, eurasia and the caucuses. that is a lot. she was a senior advisor to the supreme commander of europe. they served on the staff of the senate armed minute. a great deal of experience. what you'll find in her bio is she worked in north korea. she has jumped out of a plane with an army gold and left her back. i don't know why. it is on my bucket list but i haven't gotten to that yet. finally, we are joined by denny cap perella. he worked for the institute of the study of war. he serves as the institute director. she and her colleagues are very proud of a number of accompaniments. why not the united states as well? i had the pleasure

taylor swift's latest album. >> is breaking records already. midnights jain you you recommend at this album to me, more than 1 million units in its first 3 days of release. it's the largest first week for any taylor swift album since 2017. it's also been stream more than 284 million times. this is a clip from her album. the jewel, which has released monday night. the videos swiss take on cinderella. it has many star-studded cameos. john, we both got to get around a listen to island. listen to it yet. but a lot of the buzz is really good. >> this is the i've watched the 2 music videos. this one is good. the other one, though, anti hero. it's like a really, really good. so i would recommend that some excited love taylor swift. >> all right. well, still to come in the next hour, another earthquake shakes the bay area. we're going to have reaction from people who felt it. and gap has decided to break off their relationship with rapper west following his recent rants against the jewish community while local jewish organization is standing by their d

now, taylor at all times denied any involvement in brittanee's case.n tv and the internet through a computer screen. it did not happen. >> did you kidnap brittanee drexel? >> no, i did not. >> have you ever been to the blue water hotel where she was last seen? >> no, sir. >> he was unwavering. and i said to myself, if this guy's lying, man, he's a real good liar. >> the fbi claimed that they had information pointing to taylor, but the case stalled once again. >> it's not enough to charge timothy taylor with brittanee's disappearance. >> the family believes this story from jailhouse informants because it came from the fbi, but someone else thinks they know who may have harmed brittanee. >> he's hurt someone else? how can this even be? pic® tri-z. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults als

i see taylor in south africa of europe. i see taylor in america and i few is just the hello. get to the point where, why you, where you have been friends, you know, i k, swedish new brand from africa like taylor would boy to become an internationally recognized friends. ah, i'd love to have one of those sit now to meet our next power woman. we stay in west africa after 7 years in the united kingdom it lynn l, but decided to move back to free tones here in your and she is now using her new phone skills in recruitment and management to help young people pursue their dream careers while strengthening her own connection to the continents as much as you know, we have major gaps and it will be nice for everybody to come home and feeling those gaps and everything. some people actually create more value from being out there. everybody doesn't need to come home and live at home. i'm eddie alba and i'm the manager there. excellent job search job search is a human resource fan. so we do recruitment skills development and just general human resources management services. i'm so employee

giles taylor is in derby.— taylor is in derby. just this afternoon _ taylor is in derby.- afternoon we have had a statement from police confirming that a man who has died from his injuries after being shot by police earlier on this money. they were deployed to the scene at around ten o�*clock this morning following reports of a man carrying a knife in this secure car park of the police station, which is about 100 it is down the road behind us. eye witnesses reported hearing several loud bangs before the area was quickly cordoned off. the man was quickly cordoned off. the man was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead. so far, he has not been identified and inquiries are ongoing as to what his identity is. we are told nobody else was injured or harmed. this afternoon, accordant remains in place on this busy road just to the south of derby city centre while forensic officers carry out their inquiries. derbyshire police says it has referred the incident to the independent office for police conduct, as is standard procedure. irate for police conduct, as is standard pr

>> when marjorie taylor greene wants to do has been clearly laid forth, anderson.epublicans will be able to govern, will actually be able to get past the things they want to get past. but, certainly, it will be first and foremost the party of retribution. they will punish democrats for having removed green and paul gosar from their committee assignments. they will almost certainly come up with some rationale to introduce our articles of impeachment against president biden and perhaps some of his cabinet members as well. then, we'll see what they do. whether or not they use social issues as tied to, for example, the matter of the -- debt ceiling if you will, finish the wall. i know that's what greenwood like to see. she like to see a four year or more term on immigration. but again, these are all goals. and the republican party, for a very long time, has not been very adroit at passing legislation. since the tea party, really. and it remains to be seen whether they will be able to develop any kind of consensus. and hold their own party together, much less pecan arbo

resale on gordon taylor. do not delete anything. it asks you for the pin. put his number back in and there's three messages on there, all right? >> fantastic. >> a year later the news of the world is poised to publish a salacious article about a british newspaper executive named gordon taylor. >> taylor ended up believing his phone had been hacked and sued news of the world. the case was worth 100 million pounds, an extraordinary amount of money. >> one would assume the only way murdoch would pay this amount of money is if they wanted to keep something secret. >> in fact, there was something that the news of the world wanted to make sure never saw the light of day. >> highly damning document that includes a transcript from a hacked conversation for a reporter named neville thorobeck. >> this showed clyde goodman was not the only reporter in news of the world who relied upon the black magic of glenn mulkair. >> june 7, 2008, james murdoch is home in london with his children when he receives a panicky email from one of his executives and in this email the exe

voicemail reset on gordon taylor. do not delete anything. >> yeah. >> it asks you for the pin, then put his number back. >> yeah. >> and there's three messages on there. all right? >> fan tas tech. >> a year later, the news of the world is poised to publish a salacious article about a british football association executive named gordon taylor. >> taylor believes that his phone has been hacked, and he decides to sue the news of the world. the case ended up costing the murdochs close to a million pounds, which is an extraordinary amount of money. >> one would assume that the only way the murdochs would pay this kind of money is if they wanted to keep something secret, that there was something that they were preventing from getting out. >> and in fact, there was something that the news of the world wanted to make sure never saw the light of day. >> a highly damning document that becomes known as the "for neville e-mail" because it includes a transcript from a hacked conversation that mulcair secured for a reporter named

our current force taylor sackey is chase center for all the action is taylor. what's it looking like now? >> what a great place to be here tonight. vicki, i'll tell you, there are dozens thousands of people here bringing in that same energy from last year. it was just a few months ago that many people crowded in this area to watch the finals game. of course, we know that the warriors took the championship championship last year. but again, this is a special night for several reasons. not only is it the warriors home opener, but it's also the nba opening night. now, if you take a look here behind me, you'll see just dozens of people waiting to get into the stadium here at the chase center tell you it's it's also a big night. a lot of people here for the fan experience tonight is special because the warriors in the chase center actually launching championship ring experience, which essentially is an augmented reality platform fans to virtually where the team's championship rings and capture photos to share, of course, of their social media's. but beyond that, a l

what's this about taylor swift being fat-phobic?r new album is anti-hero, you're looking at it. you see taylor swift on money side and her conscience telling her she's fat when she steps on the video. the original video said the word fat, and critics came out and said you can't be fat or have issues being fat because you're skinny. but taylor swift is an artist x she has the right to have a viewpoint or interpretation. anyway, apple music and yaw talking about edited out that fat part. so you don't see fat when she steps on the scale because of all the controversy that this caused. stuart: so that's all they've done, just the fat bit out, that's it. lauren: yeah. i really feel bad for taylor swift here. stuart: why? lauren: she had her struggles with an eating disorder. stuart: well, she shouldn't have caved, right? lauren: well, half-caved. edited on some versions, not all. you have to think of everybody when you're designing and creating -- stuart: yeah, and you end up with immediate yo i don't careli don't care arelity. lauren: i

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georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene took a break from mailing pipe bombs to the new york times to do a glossy interview with the new york times. she wasted no time and plunged into offering thinly veiled political threats. charles, if marjorie taylor greene's wing of the republican caucus controls the house, what can we expect besides weekly mandatory national viewings of the original "little mermaid"? -i think marjorie taylor greene understands what kevin mccarthy will have to do as much as kevin mccarthy does. he has -- if he wants to be the speaker, he has to reflect the base of the party, and the base of the party wants vengeance. and so that is what they are going to do. they are going to launch as many investigations as they can. they're going to make them as public as they can. they're going to try to make the last two years of the biden administration as embarrassing for him as they can and use that as a way to try to win their way back into the white house. -the only way to stop marjorie taylor greene is to lay a pull-up bar in her path and hope she exercise

concours taylor is actually talk with witnesses. this is a story you're only going to see here on kron 4. >> a bunch of cars doing donuts on the street. proud of at least 15 people in a ring around the taking up the entire intersection and you had cars on all 4 sides just walking traffic. so nobody could really get. and our get out. green alley goyal was visiting her brother karin in san francisco. when you witness this terrifying moment. >> during a sideshow at mean and harrison streets just after midnight on sunday, someone gets, you know, hit. >> falls over. >> and then you see this harken back and ran over his loses a shoe. his phone breaks, his kids like, you know, limb think that it's fallen, got and is just scary. despite recent efforts by police to crack down sideshows, the grail say officers seemed helpless during this chaotic scene and that video you see like 10 police cars just there, but they're not really doing anything. and even after they they sort of like chase them, i guess. but it didn't really seem like. >> they r

>> taylor: honestly steffy, my head is spinning right now. taking your father on a 5k and, crying my eyes out

trump won it by 49 points, taylor greene by 49. trump wouldn'n it by 50. she's likely going to win that. and the point is that in -- the republican party is moving more toward her rather than away from her. >> interesting to see what she does with this power. mark mckinnon -- >> she'll be on the oversight committee which means investigations and talking about impeaching trump -- >> biden, yeah. >> impeaching biden, right. >> great to see you. thank you very much. >>> adidas is ending its partnership with kanye west. it says it does not tolerate antisemitism and any other sort of hate speech. kanye's recent comments and actions have been unacceptable, hateful and dangerous. they say the remarks violated the company's values of diversity and inclusion, mutual respect and fairness. kanye also known as ye has been facing growing backlash from comments over the past few weeks targeting jewish people, including a tweet that got him suspended from twitter. bob woodward releasing hours upon hours of his interviews with president trump, former president trump, in a

new poll by the oakland chamber of commerce fines, council member lauren taylor and shane pow leading the pack with nearly the same amount of support and former council member ignacio de la fuente's is running 3rd. >> tight races. kron four's dan kerman reports now since oakland does not have runoffs and instead has ranked choice voting political analysts say it could end up being a battle of second choice votes. >> the election for oakland mayor is turning into a real horse race. a new oakland chamber of commerce poll finds of the 604 residents surveyed council members, lauren taylor and chang tao are in a photo finish both receiving about 34% support over for second and 3rd choices with anything in the bay area when it's democrat, especially democrat versus democrat. >> which is democrat. the difference is our very slight, really in terms of nationally how they are. they get magnified, the pain and serve how the gravitational pull polls point. you know, are you the are you the the person who labors backing? are going to be the business interests are backing? are you the outsider? an

music superstar taylor swift, the most streamed female artist of all time, crashes spotify. ♪ ♪ ♪ andhartman goes "on the road." this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. we want to begin with what is likely to become a historic legal battle unlike any other in american history, as congress today ordered former president donald trump to testify under oath. the january 6 committee followed through on its unanimous vote to subpoena the former president for documents and his testimony related to his false allegations about the 2020 presidential election. in a letter, chairman bennie thompson, and vice chair liz cheney write that the committee has gathered "overwhelming evidence" that trump personally orchestrated a multi-step effort to overturn the 2020 election and obstruct the peaceful transition of power. this comes on the same day that longtime trump ally, steve bannon, was sentenced to four months in prison, for defying a subpoena

georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene took a break from mailing pipe bombs to "thereats. i think that to be the best speaker of the house and to please the base, kevin mccarthy is gonna have to give me a lot of power and a lot of leeway, she predicted in a flat unemotional voice. and if he doesn't, they're going to be very unhappy about it. charles, if marjorie taylor greene's wing of the republican caucus controls the house, what can we expect besides weekly mandatory national viewings of the original "little mermaid"? >> i think marjorie taylor greene understands what kevin mccarthy will have to do as much as kevin mccarthy does. he has, if he wants to be the speaker, he has to reflect the base of the party and the base of the party wants vengeance. so that is what they're going to do. they're going to launch as many investigations as they can. they're going to make them as public as they can. they're going to try to make the last two years of the biden administration as embarrassing for him as they can and use that as a way to try to win their way back into the w

tim: taylor says this is only one step to help improve the safety of all residents. >> we need to be all hands on deck to keep our residents safe. dan: in the south bay, time is running out for a group of homeless people being forced to move from their current encampment at a san jose baseball field. there across the street from what used to be a massive encampment near the san jose international airport. tonight, amanda del castillo of digs into the confusion of what happens next. amanda: to some, it is hailed as the field of dreams, and to others, the field of death. the baseball field at columbus park is home to many homeless people. >> it is down to one field and one area. amanda: this resident has spent less than 2.5 years is in the area. at the peak of the pandemic, hundreds of none housed residents either found or built shelter on this 48 acre parcel of land. the area was cleared recently for the city to meet a federal deadline. many residents moved across the street to columbus park. >> this is spring, that is columbus, and i have found a number of names on whether you think

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taylor has the endorsements of a number of mayors. tao is seen as being more progressive and has support from local labor unions. >>> joining us is the woman they are vying to succeed, libby. thank you for joining us, mayor. >> good morning. >>> just last week you delivered your final state of the city address. what lasting message would you like to convey from that? >> well that oakland is on the path to its best future. i think people will appreciate even more in the years to come, like putting a road repaving program in place. as well as creating the oakland promise, and leaving oakland with a generation fund. so that every low income baby born in this city, for the next generation, will get a $500 college savings account and every low income graduate of an oakland public school will get $1000 a year to pursue a 4-year, or 2-year college degree or trade certificate. those are big deals. >>> now i also know that the city is not feeling great about public safety, and homelessness. but we did get built 3100 units of affordable housing

you and dad are back together. >> taylor: i know. i'm so happy.feels like everything is just-- it's just right, you know? >> steffec